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Enough is Enough (EIE) Nigeria condemns the Deceit of the Nigerian Government
"The young Ilorin protester will not die in vain"
EnoughisEnough Nigeria condemns the Deceit of the Nigerian Government: #CutGovernmentWaste NOT #FuelSubsidy
Yesterday, news came in – now confirmed – that a 22-year-old Nigerian, Mustapha Muyeedeen Mofoluwasho Opobiyi, was shot down during the Ilorin, Kwara State protests in another unacceptable case of police brutality. While young Nigerians across the country are joined together in mourning for this terrible and entirely avoidable loss of another one of us, it lends an even greater urgency to the widely condemned removal of the infamous fuel subsidy through a press release by PPPRA.
The Federal Government of Nigeria would be mistaken to assume this will discourage other young Nigerians from taking to the streets or wherever else it takes to stand down this wrong-headed decision – if anything,
the reactions will only be strengthened in his memory. And it only adds to a litany of woes that the Federal Government of Nigeria has unleashed on its citizens since it began its deceitful handling of this matter. In between talks of the removal taking effect as of the 2012 budget (April); and recent utterances by the President, the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Petroleum Resources that consultations will continue; it is obvious that they deliberately misled Nigerians.
Nigerians are resilient, but we can no longer afford to pay for government's inefficiencies. It's too expensive (financially; productive man hours and human lives) and it's also NOT sustainable.
The Only Way Forward
1. Return to Status Quo
Pump price returned to N65.
2. Reduce Cost of Governance
The government must drastically cut down the cost of maintaining public and civil servants – security votes, multiple advisers, fuel guzzling convoys, excessive foreign travel and estacodes etc.
• How can we build another house for the Vice-President at N7 bn ($43.75m) and an additional N9 bn ($56.25m) is being requested to complete it?
• They disburse N250 billion per year in 'security votes' to the President and Governors and they can spend it as they choose
• Items in the 2012 budget: Approximately N1 billion to 'feeding' the President and the Vice-President
o N1.7 trillion wage bill for the Federal Government
o N675 million on power related expenses at the Villa and VP's residence
o N1 billion on miscellaneous expenses include honorarium & sitting allowances; welfare packages and publicity & advertisements.
These expenses are criminal and unsustainable.
Read more on www.eienigeria.org


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The urge to appear masculine and energetic throughout life has become a trend today. Every man deserves to last for long hours at bed and enjoy the most pleasing hours to satisfy their partners. However, this capacity has just remained a dream due to lack of testosterone formation in male body. Individuals are now more insisting towards alcohol, unhygienic food that literally reduces the sex desires and stamina.
Fortunately, the latest discovery we made out related to male enhancement formula was Penetrex Male Enhancement, which holds to increase the sexual stamina within a few weeks of time. This formula is suited for all male groups who wish to improve their libido, ejaculation time, erection size as well as desires of sex. However, you need to know here that entire of these promises are mentioned in advertorial page, which is author's personal experience. You cannot relate these results driven by the supplement as permanent.
Penetrex is manufactured by US laboratory and just like other male enhancement supplements it includes the addition of ingredients like Horny Goat Weed, Boron, L Arginine, Tongkat Ali and Tribulus Terrestris. This point remains to be a huge drawback of the supplement because none of the supplements holding these ingredients were successful with the results earlier.
As far as safety and reliability is concerned with the ingredients content we never explored out any real clinical evidence showing the performance. Most of the ingredients may boost the energy resources but are not so effective in accelerating the sexual stamina as well as performance. On the other side these types of supplements sold online are not approved by Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
On the side of product's usage and recommendation we couldn't find any dose schedule mentioned on its label or official website. The product's official website is completely missing reviews and rating of the customers. One most important point you need to remember here is that Penetrex is not prescribed for the individuals who are below 18 years of age or undergoing strict medical attention.
Penetrex is not intended to cure, diagnose or treat any medical condition and its result would vary from person to person depending on their health status as well as way of its usage. The entire review mentioned above is personal recommendation of author and must not be considered as final outcome.
The product could only be purchased through 14 day trial purchase, where you would be charged a higher amount on 15th from your credit card. Since, it is available in trial form so manufacturers don't allow refund back of money on the supplement. Make sure you ask for refund within 14 days of ordering.
Overall we were unable to discover out the pros and cons of the Penetrex male enhancement and it's still a huge question mark as product would favor sexual enhancement or not. To involve in safe and effective result best activity would be to get consulted with a physician and try the recommendation offered to you.

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Leng Tch'e Reveals New Album, "Hypomanic," Details
Belgian razorgrind act LENG TCH'E's new album is set to a May 24th release. The tracklisting and cover artwork for "Hypomanic" is as follows:
01. Wirehead Imbeciles
02. A.men
03. The Stockholm Malevolence Project
04. World State Abomination
05. Refined Torture
06. Misleading Innuendos
07. Obiter Dicta
08. Death's Head Cockroach
09. Totalitarian
10. Anthropocentric Suicide
11. Silence Is Better Than Unmeaning Words
12. Violence Does Even Justice
13. Corrosive Rotgut
14. Perfervid Odyssey
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Republic FC announces coaching changes
Republic FC has elevated Rod Underwood, Sacramento's lead assistant coach last season, to its new academy director and hired former Portland Timbers academy and goalkeeper director Adam Smith as its new assistant head coach.
Underwood will oversee the formation of Republic FC's new youth academy program that is scheduled to get underway later this year.
He was head coach Preki's right-hand man during Republic FC's historic first season.
Previous to Republic FC, Underwood served as an assistant coach and academy coach with the Portland Timbers. He was part of the coaching staff that led the Portland U23s to a 7-3-4 record and the USL Premier Development League Western Conference finals in 2013. He joined Republic FC in 2014 as a part of the affiliation between the two clubs.
"Rod was a large part of our championship team last year," Preki said in a press release. "He knows our style of play and philosophy, and I am confident that he will run our academy using those same principals."
Smith began in Portland as a goalkeeper coach in 2010 before moving to academy director and goalkeeping director in 2012. He played on teams in England, Scotland, Asia and the United States as a pro and semi-pro and was a director of youth development and an assistant coach with the USL Pro Wilmington Hammerheads.
He is the son of Republic FC technical director Graham Smith.
Adam Smith will help lead Republic FC's final open tryout this weekend at Cosumnes River College.
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1983 was quite a memorable year for the White Sox. Sure, that was the year that they popularized those red, white, and navy slow-pitch softball looking uniforms; but there was so much more about that team that made the 1983 season so enjoyable.
The Sox were just a fun team to watch that year. Led by legendary manager Tony LaRussa, Rookie of the Year Ron Kittle, and Cy Young award winner LaMarr Hoyt, the Sox won 99 games en route to capturing the American League West division title.
In addition to the uniforms that the team wears today as throwbacks, the 1983 Sox popularized the term "Winning Ugly", meaning that they always seemed to find a way to win games even when they weren't playing their best baseball.
The 2016 White Sox have been dominant in some aspects so far this season, as in pitching and defense. How else would a team win 23 of its first 33 games without being "dominant" in at least a few aspects of the game? But like any other team, the White Sox have had their off nights. No matter how good you are, you're bound to have some ugly performances throughout the course of a 162 game season.
The important takeaway is that the 2016 Sox, much like the 1983 Sox, are finding ways to actually win those games. Television play-by-play announcer Hawk Harrelson often says that in a 162 game season, a team is going to win 60 and lose 60. It's those other 42 games that matter. This has always been one of my favorite "Hawkisms". There are nights where everything is clicking, and there are nights where nothing seems to go right; probably about 60 of each. And then, there are nights where teams manage to win games that they probably should have lost and vise versa – "the other 42". If this theory is true, then it seems like the Sox have been doing a good job of winning those other 42 games so far this season.
Let's take a look back at the games that the Sox probably should have lost, but still found a way to come out on top in the early goings of this season.
April 5 @ Oakland
On the second night of the season, we saw a microcosm of what we have seen over the course of the past 3 seasons watching White Sox baseball. Jose Quintana has a good outing wasted away by the bullpen. The Sox took a 4-2 into the 8th inning where Zach Duke and Nate Jones were asked to hold the lead for one inning for David Robertson. Duke allowed a base hit to the only batter he faced, Nate Jones hit two batters, and the lead was blown on a two-run single to Yonder Alonso.
Jimmy Rollins quickly came to the rescue in the top of the 9th with a game-winning solo home run off Oakland reliever Sean Doolittle and the Sox prevailed 5-4.
April 23 vs Texas
Trailing by a score of 2-1 in the bottom of the 8th, Todd Frazier led the inning off with a game-tying solo shot. Four batters later, the Sox took the lead on a Dioner Navarro RBI single and were suddenly on the verge of taking a comfortable lead to the 9th inning with runners on 1st and 3rd and one out. But nothing but poor base running ensued for the rest of the inning as runners were thrown out at home plate on the next two balls in play.
Instead of taking a two or three-run lead to the 9th, they Sox gave David Robertson a one-run lead that quickly evaporated due to a leadoff walk, an errant throw by Navarro into center field, and a sacrifice fly.
The Sox prevailed in the 11th inning with a Jose Abreu walk-off single, and they were able to survive shooting themselves in the foot in both the 8th and 9th innings.
April 25 @ Toronto
To begin the in-season search for an eventual 5th starter replacement for John Danks, the Sox handed the ball to Miguel Gonzalez….in Toronto….against Toronto's ace Marcus Stroman. "Go get 'em, Miguel!", Right? Gonzalez was chased after 5 and 1/3 innings, surrendering 5 runs on 11 hits and the Sox found themselves down 5-1 heading into the 7th.
But the 7th inning has been a magical inning for the Sox this season; and the Sox offense suddenly came to life by scoring five runs – all with two outs. The Sox gained a 6-5 lead in the inning and never looked back, setting the tone for an eventual series sweep north of the border.
April 30 @ Baltimore
After the White Sox lost the first two games of the series against the Baltimore, all things looked good for the Sox to pick up the win in Game 3 of the series. The Sox had just rallied for three runs in the top of the 8th to take a 7-5 lead, and Matt Albers had retired the first two Orioles hitters in the bottom of the frame. Manny Machado then hit a routine ground ball to Todd Frazier and Frazier made a good, strong throw across the diamond to 1st base. Inning over, right? Nope. Jose Abreu dropped the throw from Frazier, allowing Machado to reach base. Albers went on to plunk the next batter, and then Zach Duke came in and gave up a two-run double to Chris Davis to tie the game.
Thankfully, Jose Abreu was able to come to his own rescue by singling home the winning run in the 9th inning as the Sox prevailed by a score of 8-7.
May 9 @ Texas
Last night in Texas is perhaps the headliner of this story. The Sox gave the Rangers many opportunities to win the game, and the Rangers could not capitalize.
If I told you to guess the outcome of a game where the Sox were headed to extra innings after having already burned their top 4 relief pitchers with hopes that Dan Jennings and Zach Putnam can win and save the game, respectively, would you have guessed a White Sox winner?
If I told you that the Rangers had the winning run at 3rd base with 1 out in the bottom of the 10th inning, would you have guessed a White Sox winner?
If I told you that David Robertson blew a lead on two different occasions, would you guess a White Sox winner?
If I told you that Robertson and Nate Jones both had their worst games of the season on this night, would you have guessed a White Sox winner?
All in all, the White Sox are finding ways to win games at any cost. If you watched White Sox baseball regularly throughout the past few years, I think you can agree that they would have lost at least 4 of these games in previous seasons. This year's team is passing the tests of adversity, and they are passing with flying colors. It looks like they have won at least 5 of "the other 42" thus far.


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The Cure for Death by Lightning
A NovelPaperback - 1997
So begins Gail Anderson-Dargatz's extraordinary first novel, a seductive and thrilling book that captures the heart and imagination, as filled with the magic and mystery of life as it is with its lurking evils and gut-wrenching hardships. The Cure for Death by Lightning sold more than a staggering 100,000 copies in Canada alone and became a bestseller in Great Britain, later to be published in the United States and Europe. It was nominated for the Giller Prize, the richest fiction prize in Canada, and received a Betty Trask Award in the U.K.
The Cure for Death by Lightning takes place in the poor, isolated farming community of Turtle Valley, British Columbia, in the shadow of the Second World War. The fifteenth summer of Beth Weeks's life is full of strange happenings: a classmate is mauled to death; children go missing on the nearby reserve; an unseen predator pursues Beth. She is surrounded by unusual characters, including Nora, the sensual half-Native girl whose friendship provides refuge; Filthy Billy, the hired hand with Tourette's Syndrome; and Nora's mother, who has a man's voice and an extra little finger. Then there's the darkness within her own family: her domineering, shell-shocked father has fits of madness, and her mother frequently talks to the dead. Beth, meanwhile, must wrestle with her newfound sexuality in a harsh world where nylons, perfume and affection have no place. Then, in a violent storm, she is struck by lightning in her arm, and nothing is quite the same again. She decides to explore the dangers of the bush.
Beth is a strong, honest, and compassionate heroine, bringing hope and joy into an environment that is often cruel. The character of Beth's haunted mother infuses the book with life by means of her scrapbook of recipes scattered throughout, with luscious descriptions of food, gardening, and remedies, both practical and bizarre. Seen through Beth's eyes, the West Coast landscape is full of beauty and mysteries, with its forests and rivers, and its rich native culture.
The Globe and Mail commented that The Cure for Death by Lightning was "Canadian to the core," with hints of Susannah Moodie and Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro. Anderson-Dargatz's vision of rural life has drawn comparisons with William Faulkner and John Steinbeck. A magic realism reminiscent of Latin American literature is also present, as flowers rain from the sky, and men turn into animals. Yet the style of The Cure for Death by Lightning , which the Boston Globe called "Pacific Northwest Gothic," is wholly original. Launched in a year with more than the usual number of excellent first novels (1996 was also the year of Fall On Your Knees by Ann-Marie MacDonald and Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels), this book with its assured voice heralds a worthy successor to Margaret Atwood, Carol Shields, Margaret Laurence and Alice Munro.
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With some mysterious mythological elements The Cure for Lightning was an engaging page turner. There was definetly a pervasive sexual undertone and I think some balancing was attempted with the charming recipies and remedies found throughout the book.
The only reason I finished this book (skim-reading, at that) was because I felt that would somehow pay homage to an effort to include First Nations culture in a plot. I grimaced many times during this book with the prevalence of sexual abuse.
This book is highly literate and certainly sympathetic in its portrayal of life in rural Canada in the 1940s and the people who lived there. Some of it is (intentionally) far-fetched but charmingly so.
I read this novel in high school as an assigned reading, and personally found the story disturbing. I would not recommend it to a young audience, and it is not a light read
Another magical realism by author of Recipe for Bees. Really good reviews in catalogue section.
I re-read this novel as part of my current quest to discover some new offerings to place on my grade 11 independent study reading list next semester. While I won't be adding it to their list (and I'll explain why momentarily), it was every bit as enjoyable the second time around. The novel unfolds on a family farm in the remote Turtle Valley, BC, in the 1940's. The narrator is 15-year-old Beth Weeks, whose personal coming-of-age struggles are juxtaposed against several bizarre and frightening occurrences in her community: the grisly death of her classmate, which is dubiously blamed on a bear; the appearance of strange portents in the natural world, which are shrugged off by all witnesses; and the increasingly erratic and violent behaviour among the men in the community, including Beth's father. His unpredictable moods (blamed on a head injury he suffered during the Great War)leave the entire family - including the two hired hands - walking on eggshells daily. It soon becomes clear to the reader (with the help of some wonderful aboriginal characters who live on the nearby reservation) that what is plaguing the community is not human: the Trickster, Coyote has returned to Turtle Valley and is wreaking havoc in the community. How can he be stopped, when almost everyone - whites and aboriginals - have forgotten the old ways and no longer believe in 'ghost stories'? I absolutely loved Gail Anderson-Dargatz's rich writing style - just turn to page 158 to see how powerful her figurative language can be. (I was lucky enough to hear the author read this passage aloud a few years ago - it left most of the women in the audience quite flushed!) I also loved that this was a story about women's strength and resilience, set in a time period when women had very little power. Finally, I was delighted by the magical realism within the book (I was reminded of Esquivel's 'Like Water for Chocolate'). Before recommending the book to any of my students, however, I'd warn them of the often harsh circumstances which Beth - being a farm girl - sometimes has to witness in this book. The cycle of life and death on the Weeks farm is often 'red in tooth and claw' and there were several animal deaths in the first third of the novel which could upset a naive reader. For this reason, I will highly recommend it to any person who would like to read it individually, but would not offer it as a class novel. That being said, I am putting myself on the waiting list for Anderson-Dargatz's 'Recipe for Bees' and 'Turtle Island' - I can't wait to read more of her work!
The atmosphere of real and imagined menace (but, as it turns out, justifiably imagined), and the verging on gothic harshness of rural and aboriginal life during the Second World War makes parts of The Cure for Death by Lightning almost unbearable to read in the opening chapters. But then the spirit and resilience of 15-year-old Beth Weeks, and her eye for hopeful and redemptive signs in the people, the animals and the world around her win you over, and have you turning the pages with no fear, and much optimism that she will forge a life, thrive and be loved in the hardscrabble setting in which she chooses to remain. Populated with original and captivating characters and an undercurrent of mystery and mysticism that never veers into the utterly unbelievable, this is an unforgettable book.
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"Purpose in the Machine" picks up where the previous episode left off. The storyline takes different characters in different directions. Part of that is an answer to where May (Ming-Na Wen) has been- she's taken a leave of absence and is spending time with her recovering father, trying to figure out where her life is headed. Her father, a cantankerous but wise man, seems to understand her better than she understands herself. <continue reading>
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In the simplest of terms, using bitcoin bots allow you to trade cryptocurrency even when you are asleep. With that said, you get to maximize the profits that you can potentially make. However, you should always keep in mind that trading with bots has its fair share of risks. These bots were inspired by the ones that stock traders use in the financial market. These bots are basically software programs that have been designed to buy and sell bitcoins on your behalf. These programs follow the trends affecting the cryptocurrency market and analyze these movements to know when to buy or sell. The profits you make depend on how accurate the bots are in reading the market.
Is It Worth It Using A Bot?
There are several reasons why you should consider using bots. First of all, you may not have the time to monitor and track the movement of the market on a daily basis. Bots will do these things for you while you go to your day job or even when you are asleep. Using bots is also a good idea if you are a very inexperienced trader. The process allows you to earn and learn at the same time. There are several companies these days that create these software programs. You should take the time to weigh all of your options before you decide on a particular program.
The Main Benefits Of Using Trading Bots
1. It enables you to trade bitcoins on a 24/7 basis. Trading bots are automated and they follow pre-programmed algorithms. They monitor the movements in the market every hour of the day.
2. It's a good way to learn more about the cryptocurrency market. You can learn a lot just by looking at the data gathered by the software program. You can learn about the strategies that are working and those that are too risky.
3. It serves as a conduit for arbitrage trading. This is the process of purchasing assets in one market then offering them for sale in another market at a much higher price. This can earn you a ton of money if you do it in a massive scale.
4. It also serves as a conduit for market making. Market making involves buying and selling digital currencies and profiting from the resulting spread as prices for the bitcoins fluctuate. This is more complicated compared to arbitrage trading but it's easy to get used to once you get the hang of it.
5. Using bots reduces your losses. This is because every decision the bots make is based on facts and movements in the market. The human emotion factor is taken out of the equation. This means that there are no more trading decisions that are based on guesses.
In conclusion, trading using bitcoin bots is something that you should seriously consider especially if you are just starting out to trade digital currencies. As the benefits mentioned above show, you have very little to lose in using software programs for trading purposes. What's great about these programs is that they evolve as the market for digital currencies change.


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Tonight is the first night of my 4-week photography class at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop. Luckily, it's just a few steps away from my house – how convenient! I signed up for this class last year and I'm so excited that it's finally here.
My dad is a professional photographer and gave me his Nikon D60 when I graduated from college. He also passed down his passion for creativity and photojournalism. I'm disappointed that I don't take photos nearly as often as I used to, but it is something I am trying to get better at. Back in my prime, I even won a photo contest!
It feels good to cross one more thing off of my 30 in 30 list!


text: One of the reasons I love working the Digital Humanities is the people. Not having a traditional DH program or track in my department, I had to go outside to find information, guidance, and inspiration for my DH projects. I have already written about how valuable local DH events have been to my journey (events like RailsGirls and THATCamp) and we all know how amazing Twitter is to find a community of DH enthusiasts like myself (@litambitions), but these events are infrequent even in DC and Twitter lacks a human touch. Enter the Digital Cultural Heritage DC Group. Founded in 2012 and run by our fearless leader Bill LeFurgy, the DCHDC group is a haven for DHers from all backgrounds. The group consists of a wide variety of DH enthusiasts from the many cultural institutions and technical programs in and around the DC Metro area. In July 2014 they graciously invited Lori Brister and I to talk about how we are attempting to grow DH in our department and in our school at large. I was honestly intimidated and awe-inspired when we went around the room and heard about the jobs everyone had and the projects they were working on. The general format for a DCHDC meeting is one or two lightening talks to start, then a wider discussion and exchange of information and news and, of course, drinking (the last few meetings have taken place in Stetson's bar in U Street). For the July meeting, I spoke about my initial interest in DH and how we had to look outside our department and school to learn what we needed to know to start our own DH projects. I talked about how we created a DH Working Group, how we attended local DH events, and how we support each other as we continue to develop our projects. Lori spoke also on our future plans for the DH Working Group, our plan to study DH modules covering theory as well as practical tools, and potentially broadening our DH group to include others outside of our department and our school. Both of us enjoyed the experience immensely. We made some amazing contacts, learned about some interesting digital initiatives, and ultimately felt welcome and supported by the whole group. Past meeting topics have included preserving digital materials at the Library of Congress and the future of DH with the National Endowment for the Humanities among many other exciting topics and presentations. Want to know more about the DCHDC? Follow them on twitter (@DCH_DC) or visit their Meetup page.


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The Hocutt Family of Celeste Texas
Hi my name is Bill Hocutt. I am researching the family tree of the HOCUTT, LUNSFORD, DODSON and MOORE families of North East Texas.
Let me tell you a little about myself. I was born in Arlington Texas during Oct of 1959. I grew up in the Dallas area, although I spent alot of summers in Phoenix Arizona. I graduated from Skyline High School in Feb of 1977. Attended 3 semesters at Eastfield Community College before joining the Air Force. Went on active duty during Jan of 1978, during my 8 years in the USAF I was stationed in Arizona (Davis Montham AFB), Okinawa Japan (Kadena AB), HQ ESC San Antonio Texas, Korea (Osan AB), HQ DIA Pentagon Washington DC and Bolling AFB in Washington DC. I received an Honorable Discharge in 1986 and came home to East Texas. In Aug of 86 I married the Love of my Life, Darlene Lunsford (the good looking lady beside me in the photo). We bounced around a few years before settling in Celeste Texas, where we have lived for the last five years.
I am active in the Celeste Youth Sports Authority, A Host in the AOL Genealogy Forum and write short stories in my spare time.
My wife is Darlene Lunsford Hocutt she was born in April of 1967. She grew up in Grand Saline Texas and graduated from Grand Saline High School. She played in the band there during high school. She is the Girl Scout Troop Leader for Junior Troop 2399 of Celeste.
She has been the leader of the troop for 5 years. The Troop won the "Best Float" for 4 straight years in the Celeste Christmas Parade.
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Passengers will be able to use Oyster cards to enter and leave Walthamstow Queens Road station from November, BBC London 94.9 has learned.
Oyster travel cards are currently accepted at overground stations but pay-as-you-go Oyster fares are not, resulting in higher fares.
On January 10 overground rail operators agreed to accept all Oyster fares.
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The electronic Oyster cards are used across the city on the Tube, buses, trams and the Docklands Light Railway network.
Passengers can currently use Oyster cards as a travel card - to cover fares for periods from one week to one year, for travel to London destinations including overground stations.
However passengers who travel less frequently are unable to use Oyster card's pay-as-you-go service to enter or leave overground stations, where they are required to pay an additional fare.
Ten firms operating overground services into London have agreed in principle to install pay-as-you-go Oyster reading equipment in their stations by 2009, after accepting a £20m grant from the mayor.
Walthamstow Queens Road station is currently operated by Silverlink but the network will be run by Transport for London (TfL) from November under the name London Overground.
A TfL spokesman said: "In preparation for the start of London Overground services on November 11, Transport for London is installing Oyster ticket machines, pay-as-you-go equipment and ticket gates at Silverlink Metro stations.
"From this time, London Overground customers will be able to use Oyster pay-as-you-go across what is currently the Silverlink network."
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Top Fives: Aaron Reed
top 5 things about blogging?
5. Posting obscure wakeskate videos
4. having a constant web battle with Brooke
3. Changing single words in Kyle's posts to completely change the meaning
2. Being friends with remotewakeskates.com
1. Hazing Grant
top 5 things about knowing Danny Hampson?
5. Being constantly pushed to progression
4. Watching
3. The Game
2. Traveling with Dan
1. The best friend I have ever had, he's my best man at my wedding.
top 5 things about being part of Cassette?
5. New Zealand, Singapore, Europe, The World
4. Being apart of a period of innovation in our sport that is timeless
3. Learning about anything important from the mind of Thomas Horrell
2. Meeting Josh Letchworth
1. Making the best friends of my life
top 5 things about Texas?
5. It is huge.
4. Having my own boat.
3. The TSR, I hated cable parks because all I knew was OWC, what a refreshing change.
2. Winching, but it sucks, don't come here
1. Jami Lane
top 5 places you've ridden?
5. Chip's House/Rukus ponds
4. Lake Austin
3. Roosevelt Park
2. River Pub
1. Orakei Korako, New Zealand
top 5 wakeskaters?
5. Andrew Pastura
4. Travis Doran
3. Grant Roberts
2. Ben Horan
1. Dan Hampson
top 5 features of the Obscura boat?
5. Binding lube applicator
4. Bud Heavy
3. Obscura wrap
2. Cupholders
1. The team being onboard, priceless
top 5 things about dressing like an native american?
5. Being Barefoot
4. Feathers
3. Being chased across the desert by Dan dressed like a cowboy
2. It's OK to be nearly naked
1. Roots
top 5 things about being "one of the older guys?"
5. It's not about how good you are, it's who you know, and I know them all!!!!!!!!!!!!
4. Being part of Cassette
3. Knowing Dan since he was 14
2. It hurts, so I know I'm alive
1. Seeing your visions pan out, thanks "younger guys"
top 5 things about pokes?
5. Ben Horan
4. Biting skateboarding. Don't we all love to do that.
3. Cashing in on DVS photo incentives from the bottom of my shoes.
2. Everyone's biting my shit.
1. Not being a rocket rider.
top 5 things about being tall?
5. Medium shirts show some midriff.
4. Wearing hats in movie theaters
3. Seeing over people at shows.
2. Not riding a 38″ board, seriously.
1. Long reach
top 5 things about having Bear and Letchworth as your personal photographers?
5. Tuesdays with Bear on Obscura09.com
4. Bear's camera exchange program
3. Film baby!
2. Always having the best images possible.
1. Having Bear, Josh, Dana, Max and Ruby as wonderful and dear friends.
top 5 things about mentoring the young guys on the team?
5. Not having to take out the trash, wash the dishes, or clean anything.
4. Even though they are better than me, I still know more people.
3. Watching.
2. Hazing Grant.
1. Feeling like I can still accomplish something positive for the sport through the most talented group of kids I could dream of supporting.
top 5 songs?
5. "Callin Baton Rouge" Garth Brooks
4. "Seminole Wind" John Anderson
3. "The Breeze" Dr. Dog
2. "Resurrection Fern" Iron and Wine
1. "The Sandman, The Brakeman, and Me" Monsters of Folk
top 5 things about being the first name in a lot of people's phones?
5. Hearing all the crap Brooke talks about me when she pocket dials me.
4. Ex girlfriends always see my name first.
3. Two A's are better than one.
2. When your name is Aaron, people can call you Ron for short.
1. Being number one when people just want someone to talk to
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In Los Angles, Herb Alpert�s Vibrato Grill, Jazz, Etc. is where music meets food in an explosive combination of warm ambiance, elegance and world-class music with a dash of Americana. The upscale interior harmonizes perfectly with the numerous artists that perform at Vibrato on a regular basis.
The menu at Vibrato meshes Italian traditions with California classics including steakhouse type meals and vegetarian options. You will want to try one of the chef plates like the Kobe burger with gruyere cheese and grilled onion, the baked Alaskan halibut with grilled artichoke hearts or the roasted cauliflower steak with grilled corn relish.
I drove 2 hrs to take my 93 yr. old Mom to see her grandson perform on the stage @ Vibrato. We were immediately greeted by Sylvia with a smile and a welcoming voice. Although we were a few minutes early for our dinner/show reservation, we were seated in, what I determined to be the best seat in the house. This visit was a surprise for my Mom as well as her grandson (my son - the percussionist with Andy Vargas' group "Los Souleros"). From this point on the rest of the evening was one of the best experiences that both my Mom and I have ever had. Our server, Michelle, was on top of things from the very beginning. Inasmuch as this was my first visit, she helped me work my way through the amazing menu by making some excellent recommendations with drinks, food for Mom and my steak & lobster dinner.
Not only was Andy Vargas an excellent singer/entertainer but the rest of the members of his group were extremely talented musicians. The music was "happy & lively", appealing to all in attendance, with many of the customers dancing in the aisles. A special moment for my Mom was when the sax player came out to our table and for a moment serenaded her - it brought tears to her eyes. The final touch was when a Vibrato staff member presented my Mom with a couple of stems of beautiful orchids. I cannot say enough about our evening. This was not only a great dinner/show but an "experience" well worth the drive and the price. I am looking forward to returning and having others who enjoy the finer things in life join me. P.S. I grew up listening to Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass but also I have been a musician (keyboardist/singer) for many years as well as my mother having been a pianist in classical music and 2 of my other sons played trumpet in some of my original bands many years ago. This evening was a night of pure pleasure and great memories. Thank you Herb and your staff.
We went to see Ariana Savalas' cabaret show. The venue was fabulous, the food was delicious, and the entertainment was outstanding.
Herb Alpert's the Vibrato is one of the best restaurant/music venues in the LA area. There is one band that plays there probably 10 times per year, Paris Chansons. I follow this band to other venues, but the Vibrato is hands down my favorite. The accoustics are certainly the best I've seen. Herb Alpert I'm sure has something to do with this high quality. The sound mixer is spot on...very very good! Now, the food is awesome. I usually get either the salmon or halibut at about $35 or so, and always delicious. And the Red-headed Amsterdam cocktail is my favorite. The only real issue I've ever had is the wait staff. It's pretty good. Maybe a few more waiters. It's hard to complain at all because I really do love the Vibrato. I continue to take as many friends there to dine and hear my favorite band as possible. I highly recommend this venure...and the band. You will be pleasantly delighted. PS love the beautiful ambiance and paintings. Wear red..you'll fit right in.
It's an artfully appointed hot spot offering live musical entertainment, great food & good drinks! Even with a lot of people inside, gives a cozy vibe and every table has a good view of stage ...
I had a wonderful time and will definitely return!
Five stars!!!!!
They helped make the birthday gal's celebration absolutely flawless from beginning to end! The entertainment was top-notch, too.
Best nightclub in Los Angeles. Always great jazz. Love the Hefti Plays Hefti band!
Good food, too and excellent service.
Fabulous intimate venue.
Hefti Plays Hefti was remarkable & acoustics ideal, not too loud!
Food was lovely but a tad over priced with cover charge.
Will return, as best small venue in So Cal.
Vibrato was outstanding. I was there celebrating my birthday and Bob Desena's performance was wonderful, as was Gregory (our very attentive waiter). Thanks for making my birthday great.
The food was delicious and our waiter was outstanding!!! Our drinks were good and we ordered the night's special (surf and turf) which the entire table loved! My father ordered the lamb chops and they were delicious! So much so that I will be ordering that on my next visit! The vegetable selections are incredible! The only part of our meal that we were alittle disappointed with were the desserts. We ordered the peach and apple cobbler and once our server discovered that we weren't pleased with them he took them off the bill even though we hadn't requested that. The whole table was truly impressed with that! Our overall night was filled with good food, great service, and delightful entertainment!! We will definitely be returning to Vibrato!
We haven't been to the restaurant in a while. We went specifically to hear the Connie Han Trio and were pleased to see that nothing had changed. The food was up to its usual high standards as was the wait staff. As always, it was a wonderful evening of music and food.
Great venue for live music, great food, and romantic night out. Excellent service. Parking can be difficult so arrive a little early. They also have valet.
Great food, fabulous live jazz, beautiful room! I love Vibrato!
Great atmosphere. A good variety of entertainment, changing nightly. Fantastic, well-made drinks. The double pork chop was really good, cooked medium and was still slightly moist. The largest pieces of shrimp I've ever seen for a shrimp cocktail. The tiramisu was not that good. Highly recommended to all our friends.
I had great experience twice before at this restaurant however this time I was very disappointed because we didn't like our seat but kind of forced to take a seat. My halibut was completely raw and it took me a very long time to get waiters attention to let him know. Then when he took my food to redo it, he said it'll take 10 minutes but it took about 25 minutes. By the time I got my dinner, my friends food was cold. Music wasn't as great. Overall was very disappointed since I drove all the way from La Crescenta to come here.
Jazz evening. Great venue and wonderful cuisine. Had calamari starter followed by steak
Loved everything about it!!!
Love Jazz and this place has the best in town. Of course, Herb Alpert is behind it !!!!!
Good is outstanding and service is first class !!!
I've been there a few times. I will always come back
Loved it , such a great experience
Great staff, our waiter Gregory was attentive& friendly.
Chris North was amazing!
Great as always. Never a bad time. From the drinks to the food to the music ... all excellent.
Second trip to this top notch jazz house. Service was great, food was amazing and the jazz was smashing. I will stop here every trip I make to L. A.
Loved everything about it & will definitely be back!!
This is my second occasion to attend a show at Vibrato. In short...the entertainment is exceptional. The jazz club atmosphere is very captivating and inviting. The food and drink are just a little bit pricey but it is compensated by free valet parking and no cover charge on some shows. I will be back in a couple of weeks.....and a couple of weeks after that. I absolutely loved the dining and entertainment experience.
Service was great and the food was really good. Loud but totally worth it.
The food was awful, the music too. We were expecting listent some jazz music but instead there was a weird singer. We had to pay 20 dollars for the entry even if we were dining there. I wouldn't recommend to anyone.
We had a phenomenal time and the artist was awesome! Thank you for giving us beautiful memories for our first wedding anniversary!!!
Expensive, but a classy place with good food and good music.
Great jazz local spot. Definitely recommended. Good food
This is a great romantic special occasion place with great food great atmosphere and great service. The entertainment is the main attraction.
50th Birthday
I enjoy Vibrato for several reasons. Great entertainment, super great sound system and
excellent food and wine selection. Plus it's only a 15 minute drive, valet parking (I always
tip well, especially since there is no charge to use valet.) I'm also a musician.
The food was fair. The service was very good, and the music was fair. This is a live entertainment venue, but the live entertainment lacked sparkle.
It's all about the music, and only when it's good music, unfortunately not on last Friday
Went to see Ruslan Sirota, amazing show. The food was fantastic all-around.
Great food, nice people, awesome music, and amazing cocktails. I'll definitely be back for more.
We celebrated our 23rd anniversary and it was great as usual. Been there many times before.
Food was great but portions seemed large. Order as you go to avoid over ordering. Set up is great for watching a show while eating. Acoustics were good. Service was good. I would definitely see another show at Vibrato.
We enjoyed the food & music however our waiter spent the entire time looking for a lost credit card & didn't check on us or ask if we needed anything or how was our food after we got our dinner from the server & he had attitude when he came to get our payment after we expressed this to hostess


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Am a chronic deal hunter.. so shopping online for me is a sheer rush. Especially when it comes to buying toys online. I've scored some great knock off's on Thomas tracks, hot wheel cars, tons of reading material, fun worksheets, his scooter, a wave board, a minion backpack are only a few of the things from our online shopping haul of 2015. One of it was bought on a full price. Trying getting the same deal on your local store.
I love the comfort of shopping on the go. I not only have a hassle free shopping experience, but return too are a breeze. For the last three years that I've been a FlipKart shopper I've returned a few products and the pickup is quick and the refunds are efficiently reverted. Try doing that at the local store.. he will ask you to come again cause the returns are only accepted between 12-4, he announces smugly pointing at a dainty sign.
You shop at the mall you say.. firstly parking is not only expensive but finding a spot on a weekend is a whole other challenge. As you enter the store with the product you are expected to get a gate pass.. which is a painfully slow process. Then get it checked at the customer service counter on another floor altogether. Where they generate a credit note, make you sign the register. This credit note if not used instantly will most definitely be lost. In this fast paced world id rather spend quality time doing something I love rather than spending time in long checkout ques.
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Anthony Hill is a British Constructivist painter and relief-maker. Together with artists including Victor Pasmore and Kenneth Martin he founded the Constructivist group, promoting art which is rooted in geometry.
He studied at St Martin's School of Art and the Central School of Art and Crafts. He began painting in the Dadaist and Surrealist styles but quickly turned to geometric abstraction. In 1954 he created his first relief, eventually abandoning painting altogether in 1956.
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Pressure the City of Guelph to Drop the Lawsuit
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Pressure the City of Guelph to Drop the Lawsuit
Injunctions and 'Statements of Claim' (the lawsuit component) go hand in hand. For an injunction, a Plaintiff is required to file for damages. In this case, the City of Guelph is trying to hold the Hanlon Creek 5 responsible for up to $5 million in lost future investment in the Hanlon Creek Business Park. The City of Guelph is very interested in keeping their injunction, since they can now threaten people with 'contempt of court' charges if they go back on the site.
But the City is legally able to end the lawsuit component and still keep their injunction. They may tell concerned people that they need to keep us on the hook for 'damages,' but this is not true. They can drop our names and end the 'damages' part of this, and the injunction will remain.
We urge you to pressure the City to drop the lawsuit. Rally whatever kind of pressure you can.
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Mayor Karen Farbridge: 519-837-5643
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Bob Bell: 519-822-6152
Kathleen Farrelly: 519-822-5946
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Vicki Beard: 519-821-4856
Ian Findlay: 519-830-4681
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June Hofland: 519-822-1260, ext 2505
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The occupation was done to protect this land we all share, yet the costs of defending the lawsuit now fall on five individuals. Please support the Hanlon Creek 5 with alleviating the burden of legal fees.
The Hanlon Creek 5 still owe several thousand dollars of legal fees from last summer. At an occupation which literally hundreds of people participated in, a Guelph Detective surveilling the occupation named the HC5 for the injunction & lawsuit. These 5 were likely picked because they are well known for being very active in the community, and now the lawsuit is stealing their time from other responsibilities. Remember that "John Doe, Jane Doe, and other persons unknown" remain on the injunction & lawsuit. This means you.
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Queen's University Belfast has been awarded Northern Ireland's first ever Regius Professorship by Her Majesty The Queen.
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Since the reign of Queen Victoria only 14 Regius Professorships have been granted – including 12 to mark Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee.
Queen's Regius Professorship has been awarded in Electronics and Computer Engineering.
The announcement comes after His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales officially opened Queen's Institute for Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT) just last month. It is one of four new Global Research Institutes at the University.
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Professor Patrick Johnston, Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University Belfast, said: "Queen's is enormously honoured to be the recipient of Northern Ireland's first Regius Professorship.
"As a very rare privilege and significant accolade, which celebrates the highest and most outstanding levels of research, this is a reflection of the exceptionally high quality of research, innovation and research translation at ECIT.
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Today, CIA is expanding its social media presence with the launch of official CIA social media accounts on Twitter and Facebook. The launch of these accounts builds the Agency's online presence beyond its public website, mobile site, and official Flickr and YouTube accounts.
"By expanding to these platforms, CIA will be able to more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA's mission, history, and other developments," said CIA Director John Brennan. "We have important insights to share, and we want to make sure that unclassified information about the Agency is more accessible to the American public that we serve, consistent with our national security mission."
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We only offer guided whitewater rafting trips on a section that is lower on the Truckee River towards the Nevada state line. Often times we are STILL able to operate when the rental companies are shut down. Either due to the water level being too high for them to float under the bridges, or to low for them to float over the rocks. If you are having trouble getting ahold of the Truckee Raft Rentals check with us for more information on water levels or other options for floating on the Truckee River.
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Water Flows on the Truckee River Look to be average this season. With a short "high water" melt off period then standard reservoir operations on the Truckee.
After the wettest year on record in 2017, we are now in one of the driest starts to a water year ever. The up side? There is still a ton of water left over from last year. We expect to have a full season on the Truckee River on the Boca to Floriston section, which means rafting from April through August! Flows on the Truckee Full Day Trip and the Gorilla Falls Section will likely be too low for rafting after April, but it is always worth calling to check on current river levels and trip availability.
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Standing in the inverted spotlight of the red TEDx dot, Miami faculty, alumni, undergraduates and graduate students gathered on Sat. March 4 to learn from each others' "ideas worth sharing."
For James Donnelly, president of TEDx Miami University, TEDx has the ability to empower the Miami community.
"Other universities have been doing [TEDx] for a really long time and have been doing a really good job and they get recognition through that," said Donnelly. "Places like Michigan or Harvard — yeah, we know they're good — but we have great ideas worth sharing here, too. I think it's really important not only for TEDx Miami University, but also for the university as a whole to be able to showcase the great talent we have here."
That talent included Amanda Horne, a gerontology graduate student, who discussed the role of traumatic experiences in the process of aging.
"If something happened to you yesterday, you're aging with it tomorrow," she said. "Mental health is not a clean slate every day."
Horne discussed the importance of art therapy, particularly for veterans with PTSD, as an alternative that avoids some of the negative connotations of traditional therapy.
"It's not therapy, but it's therapeutic," Horne said. "[Veterans] are receiving resources, therapeutic resources. They have an outlet, they have a means of expression, but most importantly, it's not stigmatized."
Miami alum Blake Smith then took the stage to expose what he calls "the lie" of the fashion industry. In order to sell clothing, particularly within the business model of "fast fashion," companies rely on exploiting the consumer's insecurities. This lie, as he phrased it, tells consumers, "You are not okay. You need to buy things in order to be made whole."
Smith has devoted his professional life to combating that messaging in the marketplace itself, and he shared the truths he believes can help an individual move to a "place of completeness apart from consumption."
"I know who I am. I know what I like," Smith said.
In her presentation, Megan Gerhardt, a professor of Management and Leadership in the Farmer School of Business, also offered a unique perspective on today's consumer marketplace. Gerhardt's professional experiences have helped her conceptualize how to bridge the gap between older professionals and the Millennial generation.
"In 2008, I was invited to do a leadership development workshop at a company," she said. "To them, Millennials were a problem that needed to be solved."
But Gerhardt doesn't see it that way.
"[Millennials] hold two critical keys: new ways to solve problems and the passionate energy to do so," Gerhardt said. "I work with leaders not to help them change the Millennials but to change themselves — to change their perspective on what might be possible."
She calls this "gentelligence."
"The idea that diversity is powerful is something we all understand, but I don't think we've yet understood this generation as a valuable form of diversity, and I wanted to help connect that for people," Gerhardt said.
Undergraduate Cole Agenbroad's TEDx presentation focused on the ecological importance of connected habitats. Agenbroad cited a research experience in Banff, Canada.
"In Banff, they were able to remove a building if it was deemed to have a negative impact on the environment, while 10 miles south in Canmore, they were focused on developing directly to the edge of the valley," Agenbroad said.
The problem, Agenbroad said, is the way these political boundaries arbitrate a wild space to the detriment of native species.
"The cost of fixing our natural world is great, but it's one that we've placed on ourselves," he said.
Finally, Nathan French, a professor of international studies and comparative religion, explored the ways people can negotiate cultural differences outside of the harmful dichotomy of "us versus them."
"We live in a time of 'they,'" French said. "'They,' we are told, are a threat to our national security. 'They' are a threat to our jobs and our economy."
However, empathy, French said, is a way past this fearful response. Once on a flight, French retold, he struck up a conversation with the mother of an American veteran. Her son was on the ground during the 2003 invasion of Iraq and, since then, fourth of July fireworks have become a trigger for his PTSD. French told her about an experience he had in Cairo when he met a student who had also been in Baghdad during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He, too, reacted violently to a fireworks display.
For French, and his friend from the plane, this was an important connection.
"Hold your breath, find familiarity of experience, and change and be changed," said French. "[The mother on the plane] saw, in an Iraqi she had never met, her own son, based on that familiarity of experience. The value of empathy is the value of finding we."
Deeksha Singh served on the finance committee of the TEDx event, and she enjoyed French's presentation in particular.
"I think [TEDx talks] are really thought-provoking because they make you think about real things," Singh said. "I've also lived in the Middle East so I could really relate to [French's presentation] on a personal level. When you're on the other side, you don't always know what's going on in another place."
Attendees also had the opportunity to write down an "experience worth sharing" and get photographed in front of the TEDx banner.
Singh wrote, "I forgot to eat breakfast today."
"Food is really important to me," she said, laughing.
Other participants' experiences ranged from the jocular ("cooked minute rice in 58 seconds") to monumental, but each were a contribution to TEDx's goal of having a "global conversation about our shared future" — a global conversation that includes Miami.


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Friday, July 18, 2014
Tree-mendous Traditions
9 comments:
- Carole Robb Bisson said...
If this is the second comment I apologize, but the card is just so beautiful with the clean lines, lovely background and fun ribbon I had to be sure and let you know. Thank you for posting this wonderful art with us at Word Art Wednesday. Hoping to see you again really soon.
Blessings, Carole
- July 18, 2014 at 5:01 PM
- Melissa @ M Miranda Creations said...
Thank you, Carol! It was blessing to read your comment. I really appreciate you stopping in and leaving such encouraging words.
- July 18, 2014 at 8:02 PM
- La Papera Gialla said...
Your tree is so pretty!
Thanks for entering our C.R.A.F.T. Challenge this week!
Monica - DT
- July 19, 2014 at 12:56 PM
- Margreet said...
What a great tree, love it...thanks for sharing with us at Divas by Design!
xxx Margreet
- July 19, 2014 at 1:11 PM
- Amy Sheffer said...
This is fabulous! Love the bold geometric shapes of the tree contrasted with the soft snowflake background!
- July 20, 2014 at 2:10 PM
- maureenjscott said...
Fabulous! Thanks for joining our Use a Sentiment challenge at Crafting By Designs! mo xxx
- July 22, 2014 at 4:18 AM
- Jo Ann said...
This is absolutely gorgeous, Melissa! Love the colors and the design. Thanks for blessing us with your card at our Challenge at Word Art Wednesday. Leaving you with God's Word of encouragement in Psalm 16:8 which says, "I have set the LORD always before me. Because he is at my right hand, I will not be shaken." God bless always.
- July 22, 2014 at 11:25 PM
- Tracey McNeely said...
Love this Christmas tree! Thank you so much for sharing with us at the Curtain Call!
- July 23, 2014 at 12:54 AM
- Sanja Grdinić said...
Lovely Xmas card. :)
Thank you for joining us over at Crafting By Designs & good luck!
Sanja, DT
- July 23, 2014 at 8:23 AM


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The agent of German youngster Serdar Tasci has admitted his client admires Arsenal, fuelling speculation he is on the verge of a move to the Emirates.
The Gunners were linked with international team mate Per Mertesacker yesterday but Tasci is keen to win a move to the Emirates.
Arsene Wenger has now singled out the 23-year-old as his number one target at centre back and the club have held talks with Stuttgart.
The Bundesliga side's valuation my be a sticking point, though, as Tasci's contract still has four years to run and includes an £18.5 million buy-out clause.
Uli Ferber told The Sun: "Serdar admires English football and has huge respect for Arsenal."
The North London side have already brought in Laurent Koscielny from St Etienne at play alongside Thomas Vermaelen at the heart of their defence.
However, Wenger wants to bring in one or two more after losing William Gallas, Mikael Silvestre and Sol Campbell on free transfers as well as selling Philippe Senderos to Fulham.
With Johann Djourou injured, they are running dangerously short on defender, with young Norwegian Harvard Nordveit in line to be called up to the first team squad.


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ART:Jamaica is in its eighth year of running as an online space to support & contribute to the development of the Arts in Jamaica. With just under 100 articles being written in support of the local art scene and 200,000 page views and approximately 900 followers & subscribers on various platforms. These are modest figures comparatively by international standards but it does represent a tight-knit core community in a small arts scene. This was achieved mainly with zero budget and the voluntary efforts of one visual artist, myself, contributing part-time during post-graduate studies and full time art practice and teaching jobs.
As we journey into our ninth year there are several ventures I would love to embark on which can further add to the functionality and scope of this site. For example I would love to be able to:
- increase our content output and range
- provide online facilities for creatives to showcase and promote their work,
- facilitate more institutional partnerships and events and
- generally improve the website.
These are goals which if achieved will help connect and support the creative community. In order to achieve this some funding is required to facilitate the increased hours and resources needed to take ART:Jamaica to the next phase. I will be running various funding campaigns to meet certain goals. Please check back here soon to find out more about how you can support ART:Jamaica and the Arts. You can also send an email to discuss funding proposals.
- Oneika,
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I know I am not the only parent who sometimes uses TV as a way to distract my kiddos while I get something done, my littlest one's newest activity is to "help" with the dishwasher, aka take all the silverware out and put it on the floor and try to get the dirty stuff I just put in lol. So the easiest thing for me is to find something to occupy her for just a few minutes with out it being something that drives me batty like those annoying kids songs(you know which ones I am talking about)
We got the chance to review 2 Baby Genius DVD and CD combo packs, Underwater Adventures and Favorite Sing-A- Long songs. At first Angel Face had no idea what she was supposed to be doing when I put the Underwater Adventures DVD in, she kept wanting to come help me with the dishes but wanted to watch the DVD too, which she can't do both and her choice was to watch the DVD. At first she sat down and then I looked up from doing the dishes and she was standing, clapping her hands and laughing. The next morning I showed her the DVD case to the Sing-A-Long DVD and she started clapping, the older 2 came in the room and were singing the songs and dancing with her as I did the dishes.
The run time is about 30 minutes for each DVD, a bit longer then her attention span is but exciting enough to keep her entertained while I do the dishes, wash the floors or clean the bathroom. The CDs are great for in the car, Angel face shakes her head and dances in her carseat as we drive down the road and you hear her giggling from the backseat. It does get pretty funny when she wants a certain song after its over and shes squeals really loud haha.
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Stallion 51, an aviation business that specializes in rare vintage aircraft, has become a cornerstone of the Mustang world — restoring, operating and marketing the rarest of the breed.
Built on the dream and passion of the Lauderback brothers — Lee, Peter, Richard and John — Stallion 51 has a large presence on the Kissimmee Gateway Airport (ISM) in Orlando with their three hangars, encompassing the flight operations for their two dual cockpit, dual control P-51 Mustangs and T-6 Texan orientation flights and transition training program, including VFR unusual attitude training program in the P-51.
The addition of AVDOC 51 makes the Stallion 51 campus a unique aviation destination. Where else can you fly in for your FAA medical?
Senior AME Dr. William Busch believes the ability to fly in this day and age is dependent on desire, training, skill, financial and physical ability. These are all replenishable resources except one, physical ability or health, he notes.
"Without good health and the ability to pass an FAA medical exam, all the dough, desire and skill in the world will not get keep you in the cockpit," he says.
"Doc Busch" is an integral part of the team at Stallion as an instructor pilot who also teaches the aero-medical aspects of unusual attitude training in the new UAT program, a division of Stallion 51.
The UAT program offers advanced IFR upset training in a specially modified L-39 TurboJet. The UAT program's purpose is to familiarize pilots with the recognition and recovery from unusual attitudes and in-flight upsets. The program is structured to train pilots to recognize and respond accurately and quickly before the situation progresses into one from which they are unable to recover.
Pilots from all over the world enroll in Stallion 51's transition and check-out training programs, both in the T-6 Texan and the P-51 Mustang. Insurance companies recognize that Stallion 51's check out program is the gold standard in training for those who want to own and operate their own Texan or Mustang.
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Save Money Whilst Working From Home: Energy Efficiency
When your home is also your office your monthly bills become outgoings for your business, and to increase profit margins; it's a good idea to try and keep your energy efficiency at a premium level. Even though you may think your home is at optimum efficiency, it's a good idea to always keep an eye on a few things that can contribute to your bills without you realising. Of course, going with an energy provider offering you the best deal, and having monthly readings of your water and electric/gas usage will mean you are paying what you owe rather than an estimated amount and will help to save money. However, there are other ways you can ensure you are keeping your energy usage down.
Check Windows And Doors
Checking that your double glazing is still performing in the way it should be, as well as making sure any draughts from under doors are appropriately excluded, will help to reduce your energy bills. Keeping heat in the property when you're heating is on is a major way of saving energy as your heating will automatically turn off when your home has reached your chosen temperature. If heat is constantly escaping, your heating will have to work hard to keep the temperature up. At the same time, if you are warm enough by putting a jumper on, or need to open a window for fresh air, it's a good idea to keep the heating off and turn it back on when needed.
Energy Saving Light Bulbs
This may seem like overkill; however, if you find yourself continuously working late into the evening, you need to make sure you have sufficient lighting to avoid damaging eye strain. This means you will need to have quite a few lights on, and if not using energy efficient light bulbs, your bulbs will be losing energy through heat and be adding to your bill. Just making this simple change will ensure you are not wasting unnecessary energy.
Do Not Leave Electricals On Standby/Charge
It can be surprising how much energy leaving your electrical items on charge can add to your electricity bills. If you work from a laptop or smartphone all day, letting the battery run down rather than keeping the item on charge will not only aid the health of your electrical items, but ensure you are only using energy when it is needed. Standby items may not use a lot of energy, but they are still using more than an item that is switched off. If you don't need something leave it off and unplugged, and if you are using an item that has sufficient battery take it off charge for a while. The charger will be there if and when you need it.
Making these checks or simple changes will help you to keep your bills down, and see your profit margins increase. When it comes to running a successful business, efficiency is always near the top of the priority list – not only the efficiency of your process but your energy efficiency too. Taking responsibility for your energy usage may also buy you a few favours with your customers and partners, as it shows you care about your carbon footprint and the effect your business has on the environment. You'll be saving money and the environment – win-win.


text: Eric has been involved in youth ministry for over 17 years. He attended Grace University in Omaha, Nebraska and graduated with his Bachelors of Science in Biblical Studies. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have been serving in youth ministry together since before they were even married. They are now going on 12 years of marriage and have 4 children. Eric is excited to continue to work with our local youth and see them grow in the Lord.


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Quick Reference
Current Emphasis
Extend the corridor to I-90 and provide a connection to the Interstate. This practical design allows use of the full length of the corridor and can be opened in sections as construction progresses south. The final series of construction projects will begin in spring 2018 and continue until the entire facility is completed in 2029. The construction funding schedule was provided by the Legislature as part of the Connecting Washington package.
Cost to Complete
Cost to complete the North Spokane Corridor to I-90 is $879 million. The bulk of remaining construction was funded by the Legislature to occur from 2018 to 2027.
Why is WSDOT building the North Spokane Corridor?
This project improves mobility by allowing motorists and freight to move north and south through metropolitan Spokane, from I-90 to US 395 at Wandermere. Once complete, the NSC will decrease travel time, fuel usage, and congestion, while improving safety by reducing collisions on local arterials.
The NSC is considered a multi-modal corridor; as a freeway, it maximizes vehicle capacity and contributes to freight hauling competitiveness, by moving vehicles and freight traffic away from local arterials and on to a free flowing freeway. It supports alternative transportation choices by providing: for future park and ride lots, vanpooling operations, reserves enough right-of-way for high capacity transit and provides a pedestrian/bicycle trail along its full length.
The End Result
When fully complete, the North Spokane Corridor will be a 60-mile per hour, 10.5 mile-long north/south limited access facility; that connects to I-90 on the south end (just west of the existing Thor/Freya Interchange) and connects to existing US 2 (at Farwell Road) and US 395 (at Wandermere) on the north end.
Interchanges are located along the corridor, at: Trent Avenue (SR 290), Wellesley Avenue, Francis/Freya Street, Parksmith Drive, US 2, and US 395 at Wandermere.
Consider the following benefits:
Nickel = $292,614,000
Special Cat. C = $69,272,000
Connecting Washington = $879,900,000
Total Funding = $1,491,699,000
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Future NSC US395 Freya Interchange visualization. (Above) Looking North along NSC US 395. The Freya Interchange will consist of round-a-bout ramp terminals to expedite the traffic flow through the interchange.
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NSC US 395 and US 2 Interchange: (Above) Looking East along US 2, the US 2 Lowering Contract constructed six (6) structures to include the fly-over structure (Center) which connects southwest bound traffic of US 2 to south bound NSC US 395, the two (2) NSC US 395 Structures over US 2, the Shady Slope Road structure over US 2 and the two (2) NSC US 395 mainline structures over Farwell Road. (May 5, 2008)
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The CW has confirmed its planned spinoff of its long-running drama "Supernatural".
One of the late episodes in the upcoming ninth season of the show will serve as a backdoor pilot that will introduce new characters.
Said characters will anchor the spinoff which will "explore the clashing hunter and monster cultures in Chicago." Unlike "Supernatural," the spin-off will stick to the one city.
The news comes as the network has revised its schedule and moved up its various series premieres by a week or two. The ninth season of "Supernatural" is now slated to premiere on October 8th.
Source: Variety