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Ares V
The Ares V was a plan to create a cargo rocket for the Constellation program. Ares V was planned to launch the Earth Departure Stage and Altair lunar lander for a plan to return to the Moon in 2019. [1] The Ares V was supposed to complement the Ares I, which was being designed as a crew launch vehicle. The Ares designs were selected for their anticipated overall safety, reliability and cost-effectiveness.[2]
The Ares V was planned to be able to carry about 188 tonnes (414,000 lb) to Low Earth orbit (LEO), and 71 tonnes (157,000 lb) to the Moon.[3] Upon completion the Ares V was planned to be the most powerful rocket ever built, lifting more into orbit than even the Saturn V.[4] Ares V, Ares IV, and Ares I are named after Ares, the Greek god, which is the equivalent to the Roman god Mars.
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- ↑ Handlin, Daniel (2006-10-11). "NASA sets Orion 13 for Moon Return". NASA SpaceFlight.com. Retrieved 2007-01-12.
- ↑ "NASA - Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle". NASA. 29 April 2009. Retrieved 13 May 2009.
- ↑ Overview: Ares V Cargo Launch Vehicle, NASA. Retrieved 30 September 2008.
- ↑ Steve Creech, Steve and Phil Sumrall. "Ares V: Refining a New Heavy Lift Capability". NASA.


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When I was in high school, I wrote a humor column for the school paper. One column was about my not getting accepted to the college of my choice; against my advisor's judgment, I titled the column "If You See Kay." My advisor's point was that I could have gotten away with it without much parental/administrational backlash (people actually read this newspaper, see) if I had bothered to set up a fictional "Kay" in the column, rather than just letting that dumb chestnut of a joke float unmoored in the headline. But I hadn't bothered, and the paper came out the morning of the day I had a scholarship interview with my second-choice college's representative… who just happened to be the principal of our high school, who had been fielding obscenity complaints from parents since lunchtime. I did not get that scholarship.
Anyway, I don't know why I'm telling you this. My friend Lyman found this impassioned bit of electioneering up in San Francisco this weekend; he directed my attention to the fine print at the bottom. I'm guessing that this anti-Dan Neel committee definitely has meetings on Tuesdays, and could possibly be headed up by my old friend Kay. Good luck against this tarnishment, Dan. Kay can really fuck things up for a person.

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I always knew the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador was a colourful place but when my friend David sent me a link to the province's tourism commercial, I was stunned! It is a gorgeous video and it inspired me to research more of Newfoundland and Labrador's incredible colour palette. Focusing on bright primary and secondary colours, the hues interact masterfully with the rocky coastline and vibrant blue ocean. I particularly love the colourful neighbourhoods in St. John's, Newfoundland nicknamed "Jelly Bean Row". St. John's is a historic fishing city and when sea captains returned from their voyages, they were faced with rows and rows of identical Victorian houses. In order to make these houses standout from one another and insure a quick return home, each house was painted a different vibrant colour. This tradition continued on and as a result, Newfoundland and Labrador is one of the most colourful, striking and beautiful parts of Canada.
(I highly recommend watching the Newfoundland and Labrador tourism video. Thanks David for the inspiration!)
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Two years ago, the aliens made contact. Now Cara Sweeney is going to be sharing a bathroom with one of them.
Handpicked to host the first-ever L'eihr exchange student, Cara thinks her future is set. Not only does she get a free ride to her dream college, she'll have inside information about the mysterious L'eihrs that every journalist would kill for. Cara's blog following is about to skyrocket.
Still, Cara isn't sure what to think when she meets Aelyx. Humans and L'eihrs have nearly identical DNA, but cold, infuriatingly brilliant Aelyx couldn't seem more alien. She's certain about one thing, though: no human boy is this good-looking.
But when Cara's classmates get swept up by anti-L'eihr paranoia, Midtown High School suddenly isn't safe anymore. Threatening notes appear in Cara's locker, and a police officer has to escort her and Aelyx to class.
Cara finds support in the last person she expected. She realizes that Aelyx isn't just her only friend; she's fallen hard for him. But Aelyx has been hiding the truth about the purpose of his exchange, and its potentially deadly consequences. Soon Cara will be in for the fight of her life—not just for herself and the boy she loves, but for the future of her planet.
"The fact that you purchased an inferior gift hardly seems like any failing on my part. It's common knowledge that shiny rocks are preferred among human females."
Oh my alien goodness. This book was so freaking awesome. Ever since reading and devouring the Lux series by Jennifer L Armentrout I have been searching for the next big YA Alien series... people I have found it. Alienated has everything you could possibly ever want in a book. It has romance, action and nail-biting drama.
Cara has always been top of her class. She excels in everything and when she defeats the other students for valadictorian she is thrilled... until she finds out that she has been chosen for the foreign student exchange program. And by foreign they mean from another planet. Cara never asked to do this but when she meets cold, clever and stunning Aelyx she can't help but like him. But the longer he is there the more angry the community starts to get against the L'eihr's. Suddenly Cara is the most hated person in school... well other than the alien next to her. As things get more and more dangerous can Cara abandon the one person she feels more for than she ever has been or will she continue to love him and damn the consequence.
Melissa Landers is an author to watch out for in the future. Alienated may be her debut YA novel but it is right up there with the long-standing bestsellers. I fell head over heels in love with Alienated and Melissa's fantastic and addictive writing style pulled me in right from the start and spat me out breathless and begging for more.
Cara is such a fantastic character. At first I wasn't sure about her she was the girl dating the jock and I immediately thought oh no I'm so not going to be able to identify with her (yes people I was the nerd in school). But the more I read the more I liked her. I could really identify with her and I just loved her more and more. I started to get really angry at her best friend for what she put Cara through and many times just wanted to jump in the book and defend Cara. I adored her.
Aelyx... oh bestill my heart I freaking loved him. He may be cold and aloof at first but his race really don't know emotions well and I loved how much he grew throughout the novel. Although there are times when you wanna throttle him for ignoring his feelings you understand him and by the end you can't help but be head-over-heels in love with him.
Alienated just had everything that I love in this book. I am in love with this story and these characters and by the end of the book I was just dying to know what was going to happen next. I need the next book... like right now.
Alienated is filled with lovable characters that you will fall for and be so invested in you feel like it's happening to your best friends. Alienated left me breathless on the edge of my seat dying for more. I would recommend this book to everyone. It's just the perfect book. Filled to the brim with nail-biting drama, heart-stopping action and breath-taking romance.
A must read for everyone... and yeah I'm a L'annabe!
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These raw macaroons are made with a minimal amount of ingredients and are definitely easy to make. They should take about 5 minutes to prepare. They are buttery, a little floury and have a maple undertone. They are easy to digest and filled with healthy fats and vitamins that are otherwise killed during cooking. If you don't feel like forming them into balls, you can make them into macaroon bars that are just as tasty and even easier to make.
These macaroons are so addicting and only last a few hours in our house. Our mom loves coconut, our dad loves chocolate and we love any macaroons so this recipe really satisfies everyone in our house.
- 2 cups shredded coconut
- 1 cup almond flour
- 2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 4 tablespoons raw honey
- 8 tablespoons coconut butter
- 8 tablespoons maple syrup
- 1/4-1/2 cup cacao nibs or dark chocolate chips or a mixture of both (optional)
1) Combine all the ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix well.
2) Line a pan with parchment paper.
3) Form the dough into balls and place on the paper line pan.
3) Spread the macaroon dough on the paper line plan (thickness should be similar to thickness of granola bar).
4) Refrigerate until the dough and macaroons are firm and hold together well (I like to do for at least an hour). Then, cut the bars into squares or rectangles.
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Painter doesn't think Haas will play
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WNIT Round of 16: Purdue at Indiana
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San Andreas was this weeks big release. It's basically The Rock fighting an earthquake. It's highly entertaining while being highly offensive…which makes it hard for Sean to admit he likes it. Sean generally has no problem admitting to liking or disliking something but he was so offended by "San Andreas" that he was kind of embarrassed for having fun.
Cameron Crowe is back with "Aloha." When the studio that made this movie trashes the movie via email then those emails go public a week before the movie comes out you know you're in for a long day. The movies not complete. There's something brilliant somewhere there but we're not sure if it's still in Cameron Crowe's head or on the cutting room floor.
Have you seen Kung Fury yet…go see it as soon as you're done with this podcast.
We asked our audience their favorite Cameron Crowe films. Among the movies selected we had "Untitled" or "Almost Famous," "Say Anything" and "Singles.
Our Undisputed Classic was Cameron Crowe themed and we took a look at "Jerry Maguire," "Elizabethtown" and "Pearl Jam 20."
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Welcome to The I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast. This week we only have one new movie so we had to improvise. "Furious 7" the latest installment of the Sean's a hypocrite for liking these movies but not Adam Sandler movies franchise. And yes he loved "Furious 7." That's besides the point because we wrapped up our March Movie Madness Tournament.
Some asshole had gone and ruined the tournament by voting for every movie enough times to make them all dead locked, so we finished off the tournament without you because of one dick. "Inside Llewyn Davis" knocked out "Rocky IV" and "They Live" lived longer than "The Shining." Unfortunately for our Cinderella story "Inside Llewyn Davis" was too strong and put an end to "They Live's" run.
Which then brings us to our next competition. Fantasy Summer Blockbusters. There are two ways to play along at home. The first and easiest way is to latch on to one of the Critics teams. Whichever one of us wins we'll pull the names of everybody that chose that critic out of a hat and the winner will receive an I Hate Critics mug along with a package of Rockin' & Roastin' coffee. There are only three mugs in the world, yours would be the fourth. The other way to play along at home is to have your own draft starting with "Furious 7" all the way through Aug 31st. On August 31st the contestant with the most money wins. If you start your own league share it with us and we'll happily provide updates on the podcast.
Sean's Team: Avengers: Age of Ultron, Minions, Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation, Mad Max: Fury Road, The Fantastic Four, Paul Blart 2, Spy, San Andreas, Straight Outta Compton & Magic Mike XXL
Josh's Team: Inside Out, Ant Man, Ted 2, Terminator Genisys, Pixels, Paper Towns, Hot Pursuit, Aloha, Ricki & the Flash, Sinister 2
Bob's Team: Jurassic World, Furious 7, Tomorrowland, Pitch Perfect 2, Poltergeist, Trainwreck, The Longest Ride, Insidious 3, Masterminds, Vacation
Our Undisputed Classic is the car chase flick "Vanishing Point." All three of us would gladly watch "Vanishing Point" over the "Fast and the Furious" films. Quentin Tarantino recommended this movie to us and we fell for it hook line and sinker. He didn't personally recommend it to us but we've heard him talk about it a lot.
Then we defended "They Live" because why not? John Carpenter made a masterpiece. It's so much fun. Everything that is good about it is great and everything that is bad makes it so much better. Roddy Piper excels at what we can only assume was supposed to be Kurt Russell's role. If Kurt Russell would have starred it'd have been good, but with Roddy Piper it's a classic.
In 1985 "Alamo Bay" starring Ed Harris came out and it's not a very good one.
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Welcome to the I Hate Critics Movie Review Podcast. This week we are joined by the two more promiscuous members of the Mommy's Cocktail Hour Podcast Tawny and Lindsay. They went and saw "50 Shades of Grey" to at least give us a female perspective on the film and we're guys and we're dumb. The movie wasn't made for us but maybe it was made for them. A movie that was made for us was "The Kingsman."
Inspired by the buzz that is "50 Shades of Grey" we chose "The Last Tango in Paris" as our Undisputed Classic.
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Teo van den Broeke, Style Director of British Esquire, brings you the essential kit for the modern man in 2016.
Men, I'm afraid to say, are creatures of habit. Where women will buy into the seasonal trends immediately - the moment they slink off the runways of Paris and Milan and waltz into the shops of the UK - men take a little longer to be convinced. We spend weeks, months, years scouring online and pounding the shops in search of the things we love - the clothes, the gadgets, the shoes - and once we've found them, we tend to remain loyal to them.
I, for instance, am obsessed with slim midnight blue chinos. They need to be just the right cut (slim, but not skinny, with a taper) and just the right shade of blue (very dark, with a touch of charcoal). I found the perfect pair in COS just over four years ago and I've been buying them religiously, season after season, ever since.
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- How to Configure a Local User Account to Log On to Windows 2000 Server from a NetWare Client
This step-by-step article describes how to let a local user account log on to a Windows 2000 Server-based computer from a NetWare client computer. After you configure a user account, the user can gain access to resources on the server from a NetWare client computer.
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RequirementsYou must use a computer (that meets the requirements that are listed on the appropriate Hardware Compatibility List) on which Windows 2000 Server and Microsoft File and Print Services for NetWare are installed.
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How to Configure a Local User Account to Log On to Windows 2000 Server from a NetWare ClientTo configure a local user account to log on to a Windows 2000 Server-based computer from a NetWare client:
- Right-click My Computer , and then click Manage .
- In the Computer Management dialog box, click the plus sign (+) next to Local Users and Groups , and then click Users .
- In the right pane, double-click the user account that you want to configure.
NetWare Services
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If you want the user's NetWare password to expire after all of the user's grace logons are used, select the NetWare compatible password expired check box.
If you want to create or edit the user account's NetWare logon script, click Edit Login Script .
Configure the appropriate options for Grace logins and Concurrent connections .
If you want to configure a relative path for the NetWare home folder, type the path in the NetWare Home Directory Relative Path box. By default, the path that you type is relative to the folder that is shared as the SYS: volume for the File and Print Services for NetWare server. You can change the relative root path by using the FPNW tool in Control Panel.
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- When you are finished configuring user accounts, close the Computer Management window.
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Psychoanalysis: Theories of the Unconscious
Advisor: Professor DOBSON; Secondary Advisors; Professors LEE, KRZYCH, RIKER
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Psychoanalysis is the theory of human mentality that acknowledges that all that we think and do is profoundly impacted by unconscious processes. The psychoanalysis minor explores theories of the unconscious from Freud to the present, seeking ways to engage the unconscious in conversations that can lead to the integration and potential transformation of the human psyche. It also provides a foundation for pursuing theoretical, literary, and/or clinical studies in the students' majors and can include courses in that major, although only one course can be counted for both the major and the minor.
The minor consists of 5 units and a final minor paper that may be completed in one of the courses upon the approval of the advisors and professors involved, or taken as an independent study for one unit: HS 370.
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Required Courses:
PY 120, PH 262, CO 200: Discovering the Unconscious (Dobson)
PH 265 Freud (Lee, Riker)
One course from each of the two categories listed below, and a third chosen from either one of these categories.
Category Two
Courses Focusing Specifically on Psychoanalytic Theorists:
HS 218 Psyche, Symbol, Dream: The World of C.G. Jung (Dobson)
PH 314: Text Seminar: Jacques Lacan (Lee)*
PH 325 Philosophy and Psychoanalysis (Riker)*
PH 203/CO 200: Contemporary Psychoanalysis (in Chicago). (Riker, Dobson)
This is ideally a capstone course for the minor. We recommend that it be taken further on in the minor, but this is not a requirement.
Category Three
(The elective courses below may follow the students' more particular leanings in the psychoanalytic field, and may contribute to their majors):
CL 220/CO 200/FG 220 Myth and Meaning (Dobson)
CL 255 Life of the Soul (Dobson)
PH 361 Philosophy of Emotions (Furtak)*
FM 203 Media and Psychoanalysis (Kryzch)
PY 281 Personality (Roberts)
PY 362 Abnormal Psychology (Erdal)*
PY 160 Women and Madness (Waters)
CO 200 Topics courses in Comparative Literature emphasizing literature and psychoanalysis (such as Journey to the Dark Side of the Soul, on German Romanticism at the end of the 19th Century, taught by Bill Davis, 2015.)
EN 386 James Joyce (Mason and Simons)*
* Indicates prerequisites
Other courses that are pertinent may be considered for this section of the minor.
The Final Capstone paper will be from 15-20 pages long on any topic of the student's interest. This capstone may be completed in one of the already mentioned courses, or taken as an independent study, HS 370. (Students who come to Chicago often use the annotated bibliography on a topic of interest to them there as a foundation for this paper.)


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As a senior in high school, I decided not to go out for basketball. Living in a small town, this was big news. However, this decision allowed me to attend the March for Life in Washington D.C.
The March for Life is a once-a-year event where hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers unite to march for an end to abortion – to march for the countless babies that have lost their lives and have not been given the chance to live.
Coming from Nebraska, the Archdiocese of Omaha brought seven charter buses out to the East Coast.
The trip on the bus is approximately seventeen hours long, and it requires sleeping on a bus with fifty-three other people.
However, the bus ride truly flew (at least on the way there.)
While on the way, we stopped in Pittsburgh for Mass in a beautiful cathedral.
Then, it was back on the bus to continue the trip to D.C.
Finally, getting to D.C. around midnight, I went to bed to prepare for the upcoming days.
We started the next day by going to Union Station. I was able to get souvenirs for my parents and my two siblings as well as a few trinkets for myself.
Next on the list was the Holocaust Museum. This is definitely an experience I will never forget. The fact that all of that torture and violence happened is sickening and so disappointing. Never. Forget. We must not let history repeat itself.
Smithsonians were next in line. I went to the Natural History Museum and unfortunately, the room the Hope Diamond is stored in was under construction, so I did not have a chance to see it, but I did see a 7,727 caret topaz gem.
Then, a bomb was dropped (NOT LITERALLY)!
Our bus captain informed us that we would be leaving D.C. a day early directly after the March for Life because of Snow Storm Jonas approaching.
I was very mad at first because I paid for so much more than I actually got to do and see.
Then, one of my peers said something that completely changed my thinking. She said,
Remember, this trip is for the babies.
Once she said this, I realized how ungrateful I was acting. Here I am complaining that I cannot spend more time in D.C. when these precious children have no chance at life.
This just shows how an outlook on a situation can completely change the situation.
We attended a Life is Very Good Rally and were off to bed.
Friday Morning. It's March for Life Day.
We began the day by having Mass in the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. One word – WOW. The Basilica is absolutely beautiful and I am so thankful I had the chance to see it in person.
Finally, it was time for the March for Life.
Let me just say, there is nothing more amazing than having so many people fighting for one cause. The March for Life, like the actual March was my absolute favorite part of the whole trip. It didn't matter that the snow started falling right as we began walking or that the windchill was almost sub-zero. None of that mattered as we took a stand for life and an end to abortion.
Unfortunately, the March ended too quickly and it was time to head for home.
The snow was accumulating fast, and it took us over five hours to get to the Pennsylvania Turnpike mile 132.2. This should have taken less than three hours.
Then the nightmare started. An accident happened about ten miles in front of us and semis were jack-knifed also, so we were instructed to stay put. Little did we know that we would be sitting in the same spot, also overnight, on the Pennsylvania Turnpike for almost TWENTY hours.
The National Guard even brought us MREs to eat.
Over thirty inches of snow accumulated before we backtracked to Beford, Pennsylvania and stayed overnight in a motel.
Sunday morning.
Should've been to Nebraska by this time. Yet, we are still in Pennsylvania.
However, we made the best of the situation and attended Mass and headed for home.
We did not have anymore troubles, however, we did have to sleep another night on the bus.
All of the chaos was so worth it.
Everything happens for a reason – God had a reason for stranding us on a bus on the Pennsylvania Turnpike for twenty hours.
Mass Media covered the March for Life for the first time.
I would do it all again in a heartbeat. No doubt about it.
Proud to say I was a member of the 2016 March for Life and survived Snow Storm Jonas.


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Brazilian indigenous groups demand better healthcare
Groups of indigenous people in Brazil blocked roads and occupied government buildings to demand better healthcare for their communities.
Several ethnic groups staged a protest at the Health Ministry building in the capital, Brasilia, asking for a meeting with a senior official.
In a statement, the movement's leaders called for better facilities and access to more doctors.
They say mortality rates are on the rise among the indigenous peoples.
"The authorities promise a lot and do very little," said Pedro Kaingang, a spokesman for the group.
He said urgent action is needed, starting by improving pay for doctors and other health workers who serve their communities.
They also want better dental treatment, prescription glasses, wheelchairs and powder milk for infants.
The ethnic groups who took part in the protest - Kaingang, Guarani and Charrua - come from the south of Brazil, where they also occupied government buildings.
Arpinsul, the indigenous organisation behind the actions, says roads were blocked for several hours in the southern states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and Parana.


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Online portals are offering patrons an Independence Day sale, providing them with the best of fashion, lifestyle, home and electronic products at slashed prices.
Rock N Shop, an online shopping destination for luxury fashion labels, powered by Kitsch, will have its Freedom Sale on the occasion of the nation's 69th Independence Day on Saturday.
Giving lovers of iconic global brands another reason to celebrate, curated merchandise from the world's most revered brands such as Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana, Lanvin, Marc Jacob, Stella McCartney and Victoria Beckham amongst others are available at a discount of up to 70 percent on the platform.
HomeShop18, a home shopping channel also available on the web and mobile, is hosting a 'Now or Never' promotion. Customers can buy popular products across categories, ranging from digital, jewellery, apparel, home and kitchen, and many more at "never to return lowest propositions" on the site, read a statement.
For users of ShopClues, a managed marketplace, there are discounts of up to 69 percent on top categories including electronics, fashion, lifestyle, home and kitchen. The marketplace will also offer 100 percent cashback across products, host dedicated brand stores and the Rs.69 store to commemorate the occasion.


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After a Fall of anticipation – race day arrived! Whatever preparation I had or hadn't done would be put to the test when the race started.
I drove down to the race start at Turner Field – leaving Forsyth County at 5:00 AM for a 7:30 race start. Last year, there was some heavy traffic between exiting the Interstate and the Stadium. I was delayed some last year (but still made the race start well) but wasn't taking chances with it. I arrived around 5:45 and took the time to sit and relax for an hour.
I stayed with my earlier decision – running in the Brooks Pure Connect – as it was the shoe I had done my long run, and most recent runs in. I also decided to go with a long sleeve technical shirt and shorts as my race wear.
Around 6:50, I did about half a mile to warm up. It was chilly as the sun came up – 40 degrees without any wind. I went to my start corral – A – and awaited the race start while pacing, hopping and any movement I could as the corral filled in. After the National Anthem, the race director gave a 30 second countdown and the race was off.
My Goals for the Race
After cutting back this fall on running, I wasn't expecting to record a personal record this year. My long run two weeks prior had seen me run 13.5 miles in about 1:44, so I didn't see taking a better race than my 1:39:32 last year.
If I was going to improve, it would be through being smarter. The weather would give me an opportunity to go out quickly before getting warm, and limit my fluid loss (and limit my fluid needs). I was also planning to run a more efficient race. In the course of last year's race, I ran a total of 13.6 miles – a half mile longer than the official distance according to my GPS app. If I could be smarter about weaving in traffic, then I could cut back on my steps taken during the race and shorten the distance.
Of course, I wanted to keep good form through the race and limit the possibility of any injuries.
Race Course
The course starts from Turner Field and moves northwest through Georgia State and along the west side of Georgia Tech. It then crosses to the east through Atlantic Station along 17th Street, and crosses back over the downtown Connector and then starts south on West Peachtree Street. The race then turns onto 14th Street and runs towards Piedmont Park. The Atlantic Station to Piedmont Park is one of the race's longest climbs – about 130 feet over 1.5 miles.
The race passes the 10k mark shortly after passing into Piedmont Park, and then heads onto 14th Street and runs the finish from the Peachtree Road Race in reverse before turning south again – this time for 2+ miles on Juniper and Courtland Streets. The race then turns onto Auburn Avenue, and passes the Ebeneezer Baptist Church and the King Center. The race turns onto Boulevard, and then Memorial Drive. The stretch from the King Center has several up and downs, with a net climb of 70 feet over the mile between 10 and 11.
Heading back towards the Capitol now, the race does a quick lap of downtown and then heads back down Capitol/Hank Aaron Drive to the finish at Tuner Field.
How I Ran
The first 10k of the race went by in 45:29. That's faster than my Peachtree Road Race time by 14 seconds and just 12 seconds slower than my 10k Personal record. I had some cramping in my side during the first part of the race that loosened up later on in the race.
My slowest mile was the time from 10-11 as I passed the King Center and the climb after the Oakland Cemetery.
mi Pace (min/mi) Elevation (ft)
1 7:28 71
2 6:56 -50
3 7:04 -9
4 6:59 -95
5 7:14 -28
6 7:23 93
7 7:37 -60
8 7:36 90
9 7:37 29
10 7:37 -30
11 8:00 30
12 7:27 27
13 7:12 -69
14 7:14 -21
Race Review
This is one of the Atlanta Track Club's big events – along with the Peachtree Road Race. I love having the different start corrals based on pace (but I'm sure there's people who falsify their intended pace).
The course was well marked, with timing stations placed every mile along the course and support stations at almost every mile. There was plenty of Police and traffic control support at intersections to ensure the safety of the runners.
An Injury
I picked up an injury – but a small one. I had some severe bruising or a blood blister on my second toe on my left foot. Some of the research I've read on the Internet suggests this is a result of the toe hitting the inside of the shoe repeatedly.
What's Next
I'm contemplating another Half Marathon after the first of the year – there's several in the extended area in January and February.
One of my goals over the past year has been to find my way into the sub-seed group for the Peachtree Road Race. I'm starting to see that the time standards for that group – a 1:33:00 Half Marathon (or 41:59 10k) are going to take a lot of work to accomplish. The McMillan Calculator says I'm capable of a 44:13 10k and a 20:31 5k (which I have already beat). 1:33:00 Half Marathon means moving from my 7:30 pace to a 7:06 pace.
I'm still not seriously contemplating the full Marathon. For now, it's too much of a time investment to train for. I don't foresee a huge amount of time opening up for me to train. I also feel like in the long term, it's destructive to my body to run the distances I need to do in the course of training.
The application process has also begun for our company's soccer team. I applied last year, but wasn't selected to try out. I'm hoping to get to the tryout phase this year and make the team – so selection for tryouts will change my workout routines. In the meantime, I'm trying to make sure I get playing time regularly and I'll be doing sprints training as well.


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A shootout goal by Greg Cerilli gave the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks a 4-3 win over the Queen's Golden Gaels in an Ontario University Athletics hockey game Sunday afternoon in Waterloo.
Cerilli, who has six goals this year, was Laurier's third shooter. In the shootout, neither Eric Ming nor Laurier's Christian Mroczkowski was able to score, then in the second round Hawks goaltender Vinny Merante stopped Gaels defenceman Spencer Abraham and Derek Schoenmakers beat Queen's goalie Jacob Brennan to give Laurier the advantage.
Steve Trojanovic then scored for the Gaels, but Cerilli's goal ended the shootout 2-1 in Laurier's favour.
The loss gave Queen's a point, however, and lifted the Gaels into a fourth-place tie with idle Ontario Tech in their quest for home-ice advantage in the first round of playoffs. Both Queen's, 16-7-2, and Tech have 34 points, though the Gaels have a game in hand.
They'll make up that game Wednesday night against last-place Royal Military College at the Constantine Arena.
Much as the Gaels pulled their Saturday game with Waterloo out of the fire, when Ryan Bloom's goal with 20 seconds left sent the game into overtime—where Queen's ultimately won—on Sunday defenceman Mac Clutsam's goal with 1:37 left in the third period lifted Laurier into a 3-3 tie and extend the game.
It was Clutsam's fourth goal of the season, but his third in the last five games.
Queen's scored the only goal of the first period and the Gaels led 2-1 after the second. A goal by Darcy Greenaway in the first minute of the third period gave Queen's a two-goal lead, but Matt Dupont scored for Laurier four minutes after that to draw the home team within a goal of the lead.
Laurier outshot Queen's 18-13 in the third period and, as the Gaels started the first overtime period a man short, the Hawks pumped nine shots at Brennan in the 4-on-4 extra frame, but the game remained tied. Queen's outshot Laurier 4-2 in the scoreless second overtime, played with three skaters a side.
Bloom and Alex Stothart scored the other goals for Queen's. It was Stothart's second goal in his last three games.
For Laurier, the win, the fifth in the Hawks' last seven games, evened their record at 13-13. The Hawks are 2-0 in games that have gone into overtime this year.
Queen's, playing its third game in four days, goes into the final week of the regular year 16-7-2. The Gaels, who were playing their third overtime game since the middle of January, are 2-2 in extra time this year.
All of Queen's defeats this year have been by a single goal, or by two goals in games where the opponent scored into an empty net.
After Wednesday's game, the Gaels will conclude their regular schedule Friday and Saturday at the Invista Centre, where they will play Nipissing and Laurention.


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Restoring the economic viability of sugar industry
Textile exports to China
Restoring the economic viability of sugar industry
$ 10.1 bn exports target
Keys macro economic growth
Need to increase availability and to improve
sugarcane procurement system
By SHABBIR H. KAZMI
July 23 - 29 , 2001
Despite the fact that the sugar industry in
Pakistan has an installed capacity to produce about 5.5 million
tonnes refined sugar per annum, the average capacity utilization
in the crushing season has been as low as half. Sector analysts
attribute low capacity utilization to limited availability of
sugarcane. The situation has been further aggravated with the
emergence of middlemen resulting in a staggering amount of Rs 9
billion spent on transportation of sugarcane during last crushing
season — neither the mills nor the growers have benefited from
this expense. Rather, the breach between growers and mills has
further widen.
Pakistan Society of Sugar Technologists (PSST)
organized a seminar during this past week to discuss the issue.
Muhammedmian Soomro, Governor of Sindh delivereing the key note
address, emphasized the need for increasing sugarcane production
and improving sugar recovery to restore the economic viability of
sugar industry which has a direct bearing on rural areas of
Pakistan. He asked all the stakeholders to join hands in resolving
problems confronting them individually and collectively. The
Governor said, "Growers should adopt modern techniques for
cultivation of sugarcane to ensure supply of superior quality
sugarcane to the mills." He also suggested to the mills to
try to cut costs of production to become competitive in the global
Earlier, in his welcome address, Shifaat Zaidi,
President of the society pointed out that due to emergence of
middlemen some major problems have cropped up. He specifically
referred to the cost incurred on transportation of sugarcane
during 2000-2001 crushing season. He said, "There was huge
loss of hard earned foreign exchange that was burnt on purchase of
fuel for the unnecessary transportation of sugarcane from far
flung areas. It is estimated that about Rs 9 billion have been
spent as transportation charges over and above the desired and
scheduled carriage rates in the country during last season."
"If we are able to increase our per
hectare yield of sugarcane, increase sucrose contents in
sugarcane, at par with the neighbouring country and overcome the
problems already stated, our industry in its present form is
capable of producing five million tonnes sugar per annum",
was the wayout suggested by the President of PSST. It is
therefore, imperative that all the factors affecting performance
of sugar industry must be examined thoroughly.
At the end of seminar a number of
recommendations were suggested for the consideration by Pakistan
Sugar Mills Association. During the deliberation it was also
pointed out that the mills have been asked to undertake most of
the measures, there has been no strategy recommendations for the
farmers. Farmers demand support from mills but are willing to
commit guaranteed supply of sugarcane to the mills. Though, not
expressed very clearly, it was noted that the concept of middlemen
has been followed because mills have not been making timely
payments to growers.
However, there was also a consensus of
delegates that the issue of delayed payment or no payment at all,
mostly pertains to the Punjab. According to an analysts,
"Till the sugar mills were owned and operated by the business
community, there used to be hardly any problem of delayed payment.
However, with the entry of politicians in the sugar industry,
delayed payment has become a major threat for sugarcane growers.
As a larger capacity is controlled by politicians in the Punjab,
the issue has become more intense. Interference by mills owned by
politicians in Sindh, is also on a constant increase." It is
on record that in last couple of years these politicians tried to
close some of the sugar mills in the province simply to buy
sugarcane from growers at their own terms.
According to an industry analyst, "Most of
the problems facing the sugar industry is the outcome of entry of
politicians in the sugar business. On the one hand they control
sugarcane supply and on the other hand they also own mills."
Having this dual advantage, they always succeed in convincing the
government to increase sugarcane support price. They are least
bothered about the price because even if they delay payments by
months and years the small farmers of their inherited
constituencies are not permitted to sell their produce to any
other mill.
The concept of zones has worked satisfactorily
in the past and farmers were the largest beneficiary. Though, the
industry has again consented for the introduction of the zone
system, the politicians are the biggest hurdle. At the same time
these feudal lords are against improving sugarcane yield. They
strongly believe that any increase in production will reduce their
control on sugarcane price and supply.
If the present managers are serious in the
development of rural economy of the country, they should try to
break such cartels of sugarcane growers and suppliers. The
industry has a large potential to earn foreign exchange and it not
be wasted.


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The GIZ project Competitive Cashew initiative (ComCashew) is part of the GIZ program on the "Broad-scale Promotion of Agricultural Value Chains in Africa". ComCashew (previously known as African Cashew Initiative (ACi) is funded in its third phase by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Jointly with private and public actors, ComCashew constitutes a new era of multi-stakeholder partnership aiming to reduce poverty, and to improve nutrition among a growing number of smallholder farmer households by enhancing the competitiveness of the cashew sector in Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana and Mozambique.
This is achieved through the adoption of a value chain approach to promote the actors along the cashew value chain, in areas ranging from re-search, grafting and propagation, to production, processing and marketing. Ultimately, new opportunities for employment along the value chain have been created, specifically in rural areas, thereby ensuring an increase in and diversification of income. Additionally, a higher rate of women joined the workforce particularly in the processing sector.
Since the project's inception in 2009, 481,441 cashew farmers have completed training in Good Agricultural (GAP) and harvest and post-harvest practices – about 22 per cent of these are women (105,917). Applying GAP, harvest and post-harvest practices and better planting materials have resulted in higher yield of 75% average and improved quality.
Through training of trainers (Master Training Program), ComCashew developed local capacities of highly knowledgeable resource persons as trainers in cashew value chain including policy advice and facilitate regional exchange for learning and innovation: 180 master trainers from 12 countries have successfully graduated from the program.
Due to ComCashew activities, installed capacity rose from 8.800 MT in 2009 to 250.000 MT in 2016. Since inception of the project, 446.106 jobs have been created, about 75% in production and 25% in processing and trade. Especially those jobs in processing have benefited women, as they account for 80% of the working force. Alone in processing and production the additional income in 2016 amounted to 25,5 Million EUR.
ComCashew's private and public partners have contributed with more than 70 Million USD (2009-2016) towards the achievements in the cashew sector.
For its concept and measurable successes, ComCashew was awarded the Innovation Award of the OECD / DAC "Taking Development Innovation to Scale" in 2016.


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January 8, 2013 Updated January 8, 2013
Cruise Critic learned of the port of call cancellations from John Heald's Facebook page. Heald is the line's senior cruise director and a popular cruise blogger. On the nine affected sailings, all on either Carnival Glory or Carnival Legend, the port of Belize will be replaced with calls in Costa Maya.
Though Heald said the changes were "purely for operational reasons," Cruise Critic has learned from Carnival the changes are in fact due to port and tender congestion.
"Although we have a confirmed berth in Belize, local officials accepted calls for additional ships," Carnival said in a letter. "Consequently, their tender capacity is not able to effectively handle the increased volume of guests without creating long delays and limiting your time ashore. Despite our best efforts, we have been unable to come to an acceptable agreement with Belize Port Authority regarding this situation."
Carnival canceled a handful of Belize calls two years ago around this time, also because of problems with tenders. At the time Carnival said the available tenders did not meet its standards for safe, comfortable and efficient transport.
Carnival also might cancel port calls in Grand Cayman because of tender problems. According to local news source cayCompass.com, Carnival is threatening to pull out of the Cayman Islands altogether if a proposed price increase for passenger tendering is approved.
Cayman Marine, which operates the 16 tenders that take passengers to and from ships in George Town harbor, has proposed a 75 cent price increase per passenger, levied in three phases throughout 2013. The first 25 cent raise already went into effect January 1. The next 25 cent increase is set for June. The company asserts the increase, its first in five years, will address rising labor, fuel, maintenance and material costs.
Carnival Cruise Line would not comment on the report it is threatening to pull out of Cayman Islands, instead referring to comments from Michele Paige, president of the Florida Caribbean Cruise Association, of which Carnival is a member.
"The increase in tendering fees is going to severely affect the amount of tonnage coming into Cayman," Paige is quoted as saying in cayCompass.com. "I'm not in a position to speak on behalf of individuals and members, only for the industry, but the industry is troubled.
Paige also intimated the increases could "drastically affect" the number of ships arriving in Grand Cayman. Carnival has 227 arrivals scheduled for Grand Cayman in 2013.
A spokesman for Cayman Marine said it is still in negotiations with cruise operators.
--by Dori Saltzman, News Editor


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When He taught, Jesus used the paradigm of God's kingdom, because the people gathered around Him understood monarchies. We have to try a little harder to form a kingdom mentality, but we can do it. It's in our past, and it's in our movies, TV shows, and books. We can learn to trust that the King has made us His sons and daughters, princes and princesses of the realm. We can learn to trust that when we represent Him in the world and need help, we can send word. He will help.
Still, it seems like it can be difficult for us to trust God the King. We already have a lot of trust issues with government. Our representatives in government make deals without regard to morality. They'll actually sacrifice their own morals to make sure their agenda gets done. That's what we have in government. No wonder we don't understand what it means to trust!
Imagine living in the 17th century and the King says to you, "Come and be my son." What do you think someone back then would have said? Obviously, they would have said, "Really? I'm in!" But now, we hesitate. Now we say, "I don't know, I kind of like living out here, outside the gates of the kingdom." Why? Because when we look at government, we don't see trust. We don't get trust.
So we don't understand that we can trust God the King.
We've lost so much trust that we love Jesus and thank Him for saving us, but we still struggle to trust God. We don't trust that He accepts us as His sons and daughters. We go out into the world, but we don't really believe that we'll be allowed back into the kingdom. We think God will shut the gate behind us.
So we get into a works mentality. We're not perfect, so we sin, and then we feel like we have to cover for how we acted. We feel like we have to perform for God. "I judged somebody, so I have to read five psalms today." Or, "I had a lustful thought, so I have to put in two extra hours at the food pantry." Or, "I thought I was a better Christian than my neighbor, so now I have to go to Nicaragua and help build a new school." With this mentality, fulfilling the royal law becomes work. Honestly, it becomes an ordeal.
When you start doing stuff to make yourself feel better because you sinned, then you have a works mentality. This is legalism. It misses the point. It misses the fact that we live in grace now, because of the sacrifice Jesus made, and then His resurrection. Now we live in God's life. We walk in His Spirit and love with His love. When we sin, we can work it out on the spot with Him. He works all day every day for us. He loves us!
If you do something in order to show people what you've done, you'll be dissatisfied. You won't feel very good when you're done. But if you do something to help a struggling neighbor simply because you love her, you'll feel so good and fulfilled. Your heart will be right where it needs to be.
So trust the King! And when you struggle, send word to Him. Tell Him, "I need some help here." Trust Him. Help will come.
See you Monday.


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What Went Down In Home Decor in 2016 and What's Up for 2017
Didn't 2016 just fly by? I still can't get over that it's now 2017! Crazy right?!
2016 was a beautiful year over at RedoYourRoomOnline.com! I was able to connect with so many of you, not only help you with your room, but get to know you and that was cool as shit!
I'm thankful that you take time out of your busy day to stop by and check me out and for that I can't say thank you enough! Gracias! (that deserves a bilingual version lol)
Just to bring you down memory lane for a bit, I wanted to recap 2016 for you by putting together all of the blog posts that you made popular in the year – yeah you and for that, you are the bomb diggidy!
It also feels reassuring to know that I'm not alone and that you guys are actually reading my stuff 🙂
So here we go chicas, the links to the most popular blog posts of what went down in Home Decor in 2016 for RedoYourRoomOnline.com …
Don't Believe These 6 Lies HGTV Tells You
4 Things You Should Never Do When Decorating Your Room
Avoid A Disaster: How To Choose The Right Chandelier For Your Room
How To Decorate a Room With Accessories Without Overdoing It
Decorating With Kids – Yup, It's Possible
Now that we went down memory lane and went over what went down in home decor in 2016, let's chat some more about what's to come in 2017.
You're going to see a lot more of me in 2017. What I mean by that, is that we've been connecting mainly through my blog and if you're on my list, we connect on the weekly, but I want to rock the boat just a bit in 2017.
I'm going to dabble in live video (gosh let's all brace ourselves for the blooper moments lol!). So, I'll be on Facebook live on Friday's at 8p EST starting this week, so if you're on Facebook, then come say what up here and here so that you can catch me when I go live. I may branch out into Instagram Live, we'll see, but for now, I'll be on FB live.
So what's in it for you in case you're thinking because I get it, you're busy? Home decor tips, some DIY projects and maybe a sneak behind the scenes peak of me running my biz while on mommy duty oh and let's not forget the blooper moments lol!
Thanks for being on this journey with me and here's to 2017! Can't wait to see you with me on Facebook here and here!


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End-to-End Security with XenApp and XenDesktop – A New White Paper (With a Puzzle)!
Great change happens when forces collide. In the world of cryptography, those forces are active today: new regulations, emerging threats, and technical innovation.
This is why Transport Layer Security (TLS – the successor to SSL) has been much in the news in the last year. If your organization is covered by PCI DSS, you will already be moving to TLS 1.2. Weaknesses have been found in SSL and in early versions of TLS. The new version of TLS, TLS 1.3, is on its way – and beyond that, post-quantum cryptography.
Here are the key points:
- Replace SSL with TLS now. Although these protocols are similar, the security difference is crucial. If possible, use TLS 1.2.
- Use TLS for internal communications too, but selectively. Sensitive data travels over your internal network. You need to encrypt this traffic too. But don't encrypt everything – it is a waste of resources and makes intrusion detection more difficult.
- Choose TLS cipher suites wisely. TLS has a wide choice of cryptographic options. Many of them are too weak to use safely. They are being removed in TLS 1.3, but meanwhile be careful to choose only strong cipher suites with TLS 1.2.
- Know your security regulations. If you operating within PCI DSS or other regulatory framework, it will have guidance for the use of TLS. See Payment Card Industry and Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop Deployment Scenarios for specific guidance.
- Review Citrix security guidance. As well as product documentation, see the technical white papers and related guidance at Security and Compliance Information, and the business backgrounders at Security and Compliance Solutions.
- Consider UDP as well as TCP traffic. You can encrypt UDP traffic with DTLS, like TCP with TLS. XenApp and XenDesktop already offer a better user experience using Framehawk and advanced media streaming, via UDP. If this traffic is sensitive, look to DTLS to encrypt it.
- Allow for TLS in the cloud and in the Internet of Things. TLS is versatile: it works with the cloud and in the Internet of Things. But it also needs to be deployed carefully in multi-tenant environments and with low-power devices.
- Plan ahead, but don't rush. TLS 1.2 is a great place to stand. TLS 1.3, when it is standardized, will have some advantages, but not in typical situations. Post-quantum cryptography will be very important, but is still experimental.
What is post-quantum cryptography, you ask? You can find out in the recorded Synergy session "SYN232 – Next-generation ciphers and SSL", together with more background on those key points. We will also be presenting this topic at Black Hat in Las Vegas on August 3 from 2:30-3:15 in Theatre A – please join us for this session and stop by our booth if you are at Black Hat.
And now there is an accompanying white paper: End-To-End Encryption with XenApp and XenDesktop which describes your technical options, and where to find detailed product configuration guidance. It also covers NetScaler Gateway as used with XenApp and XenDesktop.
This paper took a while longer to get published than hoped (I thought it was wrapped up on the fourth Saturday in April), but there was a lot of great feedback that enlarged and improved it. Please let us have your feedback and questions.
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The 2018 Report Card shows that BC continues to struggle with high levels of child poverty, with 1 in 5 children under the age of 17 in BC living below the poverty line.
British Columbia is experiencing a rapid ageing of our population. Based on BC Stats Population Projections, the number of seniors (65+ years old) in British Columbia is expected to double between 2015 and 2041.
The BC Council for Families has partnered with SPARC BC to produce a series of infographics about family demographics in regional districts across BC...
This series of fact-sheets shows key community indicators at a glance. How does your region measure up?
The New Directions Survey of Non-Profit Organizations and Voluntary Associations in BC collected data and stories about the sector from 1,865 non-profit organizations in more than 170 communities across BC.
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Through personal stories, West End seniors shed light on many issues facing older renters in the West End. Produced by West End Seniors Network (WESN) and SPARC BC in collaboration with local seniors, Gordon Neighbourhood House and the West End Seniors' Community Planning Table.
This report maps the changing ratios of income, debt and assets over the time period between 2007 and 2012 – at the neighbourhood level.


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- Published copies of the California ABC Act Code are available online or by calling 1-800-223-1940.
- California Legislative Information is now available at a new site! To view information specific to Alcoholic Beverages, you will have to follow the following steps.
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I really can't believe that Project Impreza has been here for this long. I wanted to take it down a long time ago, but didn't remember my password, and gave up guessing last time. Tripod has been making money off the ads on this site for far too long. When I tried to remove the site with "web-builder" they tried to trick me into paying for Lycos service. Good thing ftp.tripod.com still worked, and I kept guessing.
All of the projects / mods have been archived by the guys over at scoobymods.com. If you are interested to see what I've been up to in the last 2 years - check out rallynotes.com. If you are looking for REAL Subaru info - go to The North American Subaru Impreza Owners Club, and not any of the links on the banner page, or the crappy popups.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): You could feel out of sync when dealing with someone else. This person might be somewhat stern and withdrawn.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You might feel as if you are ready to go, but either your mind or body seems to be dragging behind. You probably will want to take a break until you are more put together.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You will want to fulfill a need that involves a long-term commitment, but you might need to wait, as the timing could feel off. Do your best to bypass a sketchy situation.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Curb your moodiness for the moment. There might be an element of the unexpected at play, but everything will work out in the long run.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll want to take a hard look at your image. Perhaps a change in how you present yourself could make a real difference in your life.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You might want to push your limits and see what happens. In any case, you will gain a fresh perspective as you connect with those around you.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Knowing when to defer to others can make a big difference in your choices. Let someone else call the shots for now, and open up to new ideas.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Relax, and you will get a lot more done. Work in some exercise or moving around. Maintain good habits for eating and exercising, and you will have more stamina as a result.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Listen to news more carefully. Seek out more of what you want. Recognize that you are in a difficult situation, and try to relax. Take a walk, if necessary.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your finances could experience an interesting twist if you are not careful. Stay on top of what is happening, and maintain a strict budget.


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GUCCI CITY DIONYSUS BAGS COLLECTION IN LIMITED EDITION 2016Categories:Other Brands
The Italian luxury fashion house Gucci releases a new City Dionysus bags collection – A look at the playful and individual decorations and embroideries on the limited edition collection of City Dionysus bags. Pop and surreal motifs of lightening flashes, pineapple, trompe l'oeil ruffles and bows are appliquéd onto the special limited edition City Gucci Dionysus bags 2016 designed by Alessandro Michele.
Glittering pineapple and insects patches shine on the special edition of Gucci Dionysus Hong Kong.
On the special Paris city edition of Gucci Dionysus, the words "L'Aveugle Par Amour" (blind for love).
Motifs favored by Alessandro Michele, dragonflies, stars and an eye appear on the Gucci Dionysus Dubai city edition.
Pop and surreal patches on the New York edition of the Gucci Dionysus.
Crafted for the eternal city, the home of the Gucci design studio, the Gucci Dionysus Rome decorated with bees, flowers and an embroidered bow bedecked heart.
Bordered in blue studs, the Gucci Dionysus London city edition features the blue-red-blue Web stripe, a sequined serpent, rose and butterfly embroidered patches.
Pink and orange sequin flowers and lightening flashes decorate the limited edition Tokyo Gucci Dionysus, designed by Alessandro Michele.
The limited edition Shanghai Gucci Dionysus, designed by Alessandro Michele, available starting end of January.
For the limited city editions of the Dionysus bags, creative director Alessandro Michele finished each piece with a hand stitched leather patch showing a bee motif along with the name of the city the bag is dedicated to.
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GUCCI PADLOCK GG SUPREME SHOULDER BAGCategories:Other Brands
Heads up for Gucci and their zest for great designs! Today, we're going to feature one of the most coveted pieces from the brand that started it all, in the form of the Padlock GG Supreme Shoulder Bag! We'll be getting into the details now.
Size: 12′ x 7.5′ x 4′ inches (W x H x D)
Price: $1,950 USD
This medium-sized Padlock GG Supreme is structured to perfection, with a leather top and key lock closure which secures all of your stuff in style. Its sliding chain strap can be worn into multiple styles, which renders it as a very versatile piece! Top handle or shoulder bag, it's there to bring you a billion style points.
It even has an interior zip, smart phone pocket and exterior pocket, making it a sure winner among girls-on-the-go. What a great way to strut in style!
Size: 8′ x 5′ x 3′ inches (W x H x D)
Price: $1,590 USD
Well, well, what do we have here? A teeny version of the Padlock GG Supreme? Yeah, it's true! It shares most of its fine details with the Medium Padlock GG Supreme, like its leather top, key lock closure and sliding chain strap (which still makes it versatile as ever). Inside, it has an interior open pocket and exterior pocket.
All of the bags in the line have been made using an Earth-conscious process. So, what are you waiting for? Get yours now via Gucci e-store!
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GUCCI BROADWAY SATIN CLUTCH BAGCategories:Other Brands
The Gucci Broadway Satin Clutch Bag is arriving with a bang! If you're the ultra-luxe type of gal who loves everything simple and classic, then this piece will be appealing to you. It's Gucci after all, so there's the name you can trust when it comes to giving you great designs you can wear for special occasions. We love how the label came up with a piece that's totally streamlined and no-frills – just the crystals and the beautiful material that's been used to come up with this clutch.
READ: Gucci Broadway Crystal Evening Bag
This piece is a structured clutch with elegant features – made with only the finest satin, the icing on the cake is of course the crystal interlocking 'G' detail (which is really eye-catching and beautiful). Inside, it even has magnetic closure and an interior pocket to give you more room for your night essentials.
Measuring 10" x 4.5" x 1.2" inches (H x W x D), you can get your very own Broadway Satin Clutch Bag for $890 USD or €690 EUR, via Gucci e-store.
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GUCCI INTERLOCKING SHOULDER BAGCategories:Other Brands
Oeps, we dropped this review too early, you will need to pre-order at Gucci if you want this bag.
But let's cut the chase, this is a glamorous shoulder bag and it's packed with ingredients we all love – simple, minimalistic, modern and the house's initials embellished on the front.
READ: Gucci Pre-Fall 2015 Ad Campaign
The fusion of two GG's create a round-shaped logo on the nose of the bag, and let's be honest; it has just one purpose – to maximize the level of flaunting.
But we can't deny that's fabulous too. And it's also a good thing that it is refined in silver hardware instead of gold.
Because this bag is 100 percent polished on the exterior to achieve the shining effect. It also deepening the color, which makes is stand-out and easy-to-attract-eyeballs.
With the Gucci Interlocking shoulder bag, you will be armed with the most summerly bag for this season. Select your favorite color – yellow, orange, fuchsia, green or lipstick red.
And it also comes in two sizes; medium and small, but both have the potential to assist you from day to night – so no worries.
Gucci Small Interlocking Shoulder Bag
Size: 7.9' x 6.3' x 2.4' (W x H x D)
Price: $1550 USD
Gucci Medium Interlocking Shoulder Bag
Size: 11.8' x 7.5' x 4' (W x H x D)
Price: $2100 USD
Available via Gucci e-store.
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Gucci Jackie Soft Bucket BagCategories:Other Brands
You know when you go shopping and you're actually searching for a shoulder bag, and then find a tote bag that you really love, only ending up wishing that it was a shoulder bag.
Or similar experience?
That sucks!
Like there is a universal rule for shopping – things that you want, you can't find. And things that you do not want, it's everywhere.
But here is the good news; usually when a designer brand knows out that something is working, they will expand the collection with other styles. Like the Gucci Jackie Soft Bag Collection, it stared with an innocent flap bag.
The community loves the Jackie Soft Flap Bag, so for the next season it's an obvious step to introduce the Jacky Soft Tote.
READ: Gucci Jackie Soft Flap Bag
The community loves it even more.
And so, we should design a bucket version – the Gucci Jackie Soft Bucket Bag.
Nowadays, the bucket bags are getting popular every day, especially when they are small or medium sized. These bags can store a lot of stuff and they are ideal for any situations like work, weekends or for school.
This bag is designed with two shoulder straps, one made in nylon and the other in suede. It features an attached zippered pouch and the edges are hand-painted. The famous closure in the center is called the 'piston closure'.
The small size is measured 8.5' x 10' x 6' (W x H x D) inches, priced at $2300 to $2600 USD, €1750 to €2000 euro via Gucci e-store.
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Gucci Bamboo BackpackCategories:Other Brands
It was just a matter of time before Gucci came up with their own Backpack. But who had thought that they would mix the style with elements from the 'Classic Bamboo' Collection. It's a clever move to differentiate theirs from the rest.
But anyways, I hope you don't mind I use the word again: 'they are super cute'. The size is very lady-like if you can imagine it clinching on your back. I love the buckle on the back, I love the extra tassels that slings when you are on your way downtown, I love the Bamboo closure on both side pockets.
In short, it's a sophisticated style with a retro edge.
A bamboo handle is crafted on the top (for the moments when you want to carry it by hand), the signature is exactly how I like it – printed on the center, small and gentle.
Made from leather, with front double pockets, it comes with a flap with buckle closure and interior drawstring closure (so basically, with double security!) The double shoulder strap can be adjusted and the edges are hand-painted. The inside has an open pocket and phone case. Measuring 12.2' x 11.8' x 3' (W x H x D), priced at $2,590 USD via Gucci e-store.


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Last of the 'lost lads' passes on
Richard Mitchell, Staff Reporter
Seventy-six years ago, five Jamaica College (JC) students went missing in the forest of the Blue Mountains. The last surviving member, Don Soutar, passed away last month at his home in Florida, United States.
His death completes the story of the lost lads; an event which captured the nation's attention in 1939, their return to civilisation a national celebration.
The boys were Trevor 'Teddy' Hastings, John Ennever, Eric Gray, Douglas Hall and William Donald 'Don' Soutar.
Soutar, born on April 14, 1920 and later became the managing director of Wills Battery Company, died at his home in Florida on January 24, 2015 at the age of 94.
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According to publications from The Gleaner, the events surounding the boys began when the five left JC for an Easter weekend hike on April 5. They planned to hike to Port Antonio via the Blue Mountain Peak.
On April 14, three days after the boys were scheduled to reach Port Antonio, family members journeyed to JC to report their concern to Reginald Murray, headmaster at the time.
On April 16, The Gleaner published the first of many news articles on the boys. The front page read 'Wide jungle search for five lost hikers'.
The search for the boys came at a time in the country's history when mass media and newspapers were synonymous because the country lacked any other methods of mass communication.
"There was no local radio station at that time. And of course, no cellular phones, no walkie-talkies, no CB radios, and no television station," reported Hartley Neita, a contributing journalist at The Gleaner.
Neita went on to pen the novel The Search, which captures the events surrounding the five boys.
After 14 days in the forest, on April 20 the five boys stumbled on a farm and the farm owner alerted the relevant persons. The boys were not missing, only lost.
On April 21, one day after the lads were found, reports from The Gleaner told of scenes of islandwide joy; church bells rang in their honour, and thanksgiving services and other celebrations were held.
After the ordeal, on April 20, 1939, Soutar told The Gleaner: "We are really sorry to have caused so much anxiety to our people and to everyone in the island. It had never been our intention to try anything foolhardy, but once in the jungle, we could not turn back."
More than 200 persons were involved in the search.
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John Ennever was the youngest of the five. He was 15 years old during the time of the events and died of typhoid fever in 1946 at the age of 22. His brother, Vincent Harvey Ennever, later became headmaster at JC.
Teddy Hastings was 17 when he and his friends went hiking in the Blue Mountains. He migrated to British Honduras, the country which is now known as Belize.
Eric Gray became an executive of Jamaica Time Square in downtown Kingston, and died on October 10, 1998. He was 17 years old at the time of the hike.
Douglas Hall passed away in November 1999, became a prominent professor of history at the University of the West Indies and authored many books on history. He was 19 when he and his friends took that eventful hike.
In 1939, future prime minister Michael Manley was a student at JC. David Coore, a politician who helped to write Jamaica's Constitution, was also in attendance at the school at that time.


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Looks like a good day to be short.
As the broader U.S. equity market took a beating Friday, exchange-traded funds that move inversely to the stock and sector indexes they track are enjoying gains, including a nearly 3% climb in the ProShares UltraShort S&P 500 and a 2.5% run higher in the ProShares UltraShort Dow 30 .
Investors fled U.S. equities in the wake of lackluster quarterly financial results from various industry heavyweights, including software firm Microsoft Corp. conglomerate General Electric Corp. and fast-food chain McDonald's Corp. . The Dow Jones Industrial Average was on pace to log its worst triple-digit loss since late June as the S&P 500 index faced its strongest percentage decline also since late June. Adding to persistent worries about recovery in the housing market, an industry report released Friday showed sales of existing-homes dropped in September.
Following weaker-than-expected results and warnings from Advanced Micro Devices Inc. , Marvell Technology Group m and other chip companies, the iShares PHLX SOX Semiconductor Index Fund fell 2.5%. The PHLX Semiconductor Index slumped nearly 3%, but the move was a springboard for a more than 7% surge in the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X Shares ETF . As tech shares overall were slammed, the ProShares Ultrashort QQQ Fund q leapt 4.4%.
So far this earnings season, only 42% of companies have reported sales above Wall Street's estimates, which is "well below" the average of 55% recorded over the past four months, wrote FactSet senior earnings analyst John Butters in an update. It's also the lowest percentage of companies to report sales above estimates at this stage of the season since the first quarter of 2009 when that figure was 35%.
Also, 70% of the 98 companies that have reported have turned in earnings that were above expectations, equal to the average of 70% recorded over the past four quarters.
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Former Pa Governor Rendell has claimed that the State Department asked for his help in moving MEK (Mujahadin-e Khalq) members from their camp in Ashraf near the Iraqi-Iran border to Camp Liberty. I called the State Department to verify this. I have included the official State Department statement at the end of this blog post. A State Department official emphatically denied that the State Department ever requested or would ever request Rendell's help. In fact, they said the opposite. Rendell had called the State Department on MEK's behalf. My source said, "The last thing that the State Department needs is volunteer or rogue intermediaries. The MEK situation is complicated enough." Rendell is correct that the situation with MEK is a humanitarian crisis. Leading human rights advocate Alan Dershowitz said, "The MEK is facing a humanitarian crisis.The group agreed to give up their arms for protection. Yet, the Iraqis and Iranians have killed members of the group at Camp Ashraf and will continue to do so. The Iranian government wants Iraq to turn members of the group over to Iran, where they will be surely killed. The MEK members must be moved to safety. I am working to making that happen by talking to people in Washington." Dershowitz, who is a true humanitarian, confirmed that he has taken no money for his advocacy. He did not want to comment on the political issues surrounding the MEK because he is only working on the humanitarian issues. There are many misconceptions about the MEK so I checked in with several Iranian born experts on Iran. All of them are distressed that American politicians are advocating for the MEK. They also doubt that the money paid to the politicos comes from the Iranian Diaspora because most expatriate Iranians do no support the MEK. Raisool Nafisi, a Washington political consultant, said, "The MEK is a terrorist group. It is a cult of religious automatons. MEK is a terrible dictatorship, whose culture requires complete worship of its leaders, Massoud and Maryam Rajavi. The Rajavis require complete subservience and strictly control the thinking, activities and dress of MEK members. Members are punished if they try to leave." Reports from Rand and Human Rights Watch corroborate that the MEK abuses its own members. He continued, "MEK, a leftist theocracy, would be worse than the present regime. Americans that are supporting them are being extremely short sighted. If they gained control of Iran, they would create anti-democratic regime." Rendell may actually be taking blood money from Saddam Hussein. Nafisi said, "When the head of the Iraqi Secret Police was interrogated, he confessed that Saddam Hussein was giving the MEK $30 million a month, more than $350 million in total." Nafisi steered me to the previous New York Times reporting on the MEK. "The New York Times accurately described the conditions in the camp and the treatment of women." That New York Times reporter, Elizabeth Rubin, who toured the camps and wrote an extensive magazine article on the MEK, has condemned in recent days the recent outpouring of support for the group. Trita Parisi, who wrote "Treacherous Alliance-The Secret Dealings of Iran, Israel and the United States" and "A Single Roll of the Dice-Obama's Diplomacy with Iran," said, "US officials recently confirmed to NBC News that the MEK is carrying out assassinations against Iranian scientists, directly contradicting the MEK's claims to have forgone terrorism and violence. The report also cites law enforcement who say 'in 1994, the MEK made a pact with terrorist Ramzi Yousef a year after he masterminded the first attack on the World Trade Center in New York City.' According to officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity,Yousef built an 11-pound bomb that MEK agents placed inside one of Shia Islam's greatest shrines in Mashad Iran on June 20, 1994. At least 26 people, mostly women and children, were killed and 200 wounded in the attack. This is the official statement from the State Department. The Department of State seeks a safe, secure, humane resolution of the situation at Camp Ashraf. Our interest and our involvement is humanitarian in nature.· Thanks to intense efforts by Ambassador Martin Kobler, the head of the United Nations' Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), a reasonable path forward for a safe and secure relocation from Ashraf to former Camp Liberty, now called Camp Hurriya has been established.· We have worked closely with the UN in this humanitarian pursuit, and have responded to inquiries and communicated with various private parties who have expressed an interest in this issue, including former U.S. government officials, members of foreign parliaments, and other advocates. We have, in each case, made clear that the only viable option to the Ashraf issue is a peaceful solution. We have offered our perspective on what is necessary for that to be achieved, knowing that parties were already having a dialogue with MEK representatives.· We engage directly with the UN, the Government of Iraq, and representatives of the residents at Ashraf on the Department's positions.
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Sharan has followed his colleague Komalkumar. Komal Kumar turned hero from 'Kal Manja'. He became a producer from the same film. Now it is Sharan term. He is also comedy actor as popular as Komal Kumar. He is turning hero and producer from 'Rambo' Kannada cinema.
He has made 3D film – don't mistake it as technical extravaganza! 3D according to Sharan is Dagalbaji, Dhagakora, Dove Raja – this is a small biscuit to the audience attraction he says.
This is no doubt a hilarious movie. It is from Tarun Sudhir he caught hold of Srinath a non Kannadiga to make a film. It is Srinath debut direction.
Sanketh Kashi says it is 'Huttu Tarlegala cinema', Madabaraddhu Madidre, Agabaraddhu Aguthe' in his observation. Actress Madhuri felt happy for the opportunity. This is a good platform she says.
Shruthi sister of Sharan is in the DC role in the film. on the growth of her brother she was happy but 'Anna' giving serious role she did not expect.
Umasris is playing the mother role to Sharan in this film while Kuri Pratap is playing comedy to the hilt.


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