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As the story goes, when Lief Ericson discovered North America about 1,000 years ago, the grapes grew so abundantly on the eastern coast of the country that he called it Vinland, or the "land of wine." Right around the turn of the 20th century, however, the philological argument surrounding the meaning of Vinland began to turn against vin for "wine," towards vin for "pasture," insinuating that Ericson saw a land of cattle and grain, rather than a land of drink. I've found nothing to suggest that this more sober linguistic assessment was connected to the general turn towards temperance that emerged alongside the industrial revolution in the Americas around the same time, but it's convenient to think so and not at all implausible, since so much of what passes for the advancement of knowledge follows the cyclicity of fashion–the momentary ascendance of an eventual circumference. The license of the free predictably becomes the various licenses of authority, before license must be taken to stake out new territory that is eventually licensed anew, and on, and on.
Not all knowledge proceeds this way, mind you; it's hard to argue that there hasn't been some advancement since the alphabet or the printing press, not to mention the 5GB iPod. We know that there are about 100 billion suns in the Milky Way, for example, and that the earth is a ball of fire with a crumb top; we know that the pitching sound sirens make when overtaking us and the drawing sound they make rushing ahead is the sound of a universe flying apart so fast it turns the sky red. We know things. Maybe not as many things as we'd like, but things nonetheless. When it comes to us, however, the parameters are murky. What we mean and what we've meant is hard to define, so hard that some have spent their entire adult lives trying to say one thing well–a strange and vain labor, to be sure. Indeed, the copulation of animal and angel that produces the human condition is so bewildering that gods the world over have periodically destroyed us in the hope that a new batch will finally come out right: floods, divine sleep cycles, golden ages reduced to iron, etc. Who can blame them for throwing out so much empty space in the process? I mean, how many stars does it take to make a planet that peoples anyway? I wouldn't want the job. Would you? And when that first hairless monkey woke up to herself and cried, "havoc," is there one among us who, when pressed by wine, wouldn't admit that she got it right? Sure we've got some rituals and some prohibitions, and some tacit agreements on buggering our neighbors' wives in public, but confusion deserves a byline on most of our drafts.
I'm happy to report, given this line of half-reasons, that the debate over Vinland has swung back the other way, and now scholars believe that vin most likely meant "wine" rather than "pasture," for reasons that you can read about if you're so inclined. Still, the "solid angularity of facts" erode, and estimations, both educated and otherwise, are the best we can hope for as we spin wildly about, and so I can do little more than cheer on the convenient turn in an obscure debate that supports my various pleas for drunkenness–of body, at least, if not of spirit. At this point, in fact, it would not be at all unreasonable to ask what axis I am spinning about, and what any of this has to do with San Diego. Well, it so happens that on Friday night, while drunk in one of the dozen or so "authentic" Irish bars in the Gaslamp District of downtown San Diego, I spent a great deal of time waxing on, and on, about the need for certain action in the midst of uncertain conditions.
My fiancé's absurdly talented sister is graduating from college and dealing with all of the confusions that accompany adolescence's last gasp. Her shoulders aren't quite used to carrying an adult-size rucksack, but she's already figured out that most of us have no idea where we're going anyway, and she rightly wonders what the point of carrying all that stuff is in the first place. I didn't have a good answer, so I cribbed from some old friends and rambled on about choosing to fill the proverbial glass with wine. That half-full or half-empty, as long as the cup was filled with wine, by the time you got to the bottom, you'd at least be glad you drank. She wasn't entirely convinced, and who can fault her? There's not a lot to go on down here, even though things are piling up pretty fast: who's to say that tomorrow, some previously unknown biologist won't describe the biochemistry of meaning and send us all scurrying to the pharmacy to pick up our soma? I don't know; I don't much like the idea, but progress is inevitable.
We started with Lief, because when he went out over the ocean, he didn't know what he would find; he didn't have a lot to go on either. The sea was unpredictable and often hostile, but he went anyway. He went, and what he found was wine, an entire country of wine, surely of green fields and leaping salmon too, but mostly wine. The fact is there's wine in the cup; half-full or half-empty, that's left to fashion, which is always recycling, so eventually you'll be right and eventually you'll be wrong, but there's always the wine.


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Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials Plastic Composites
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials Plastic Composites (QPC)
located in Lenzburg, Switzerland,
is a successful developer and manufacturer of glass-reinforced plastics and thermoplastic composites with a wealth of experience from the automotive industry.
Using glass fibers, polypropylene and additives as its raw materials, the globally active company with six locations in Switzerland, Germany, Slovakia, USA, Canada and Japan produces patented high-performance composite materials to its own formulations. The range of boards produced are further processed by customers. Using pressing techniques, they produce a variety of components distinguished by high quality coupled with low weight. The main purchaser is the automotive industry, although these innovative materials are being increasingly employed in the construction and capital goods industries.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials Plastic Composites ranks as the world's leading manufacturer of thermoplastics reinforced with glass mats (GMT, GMTex). In automotive engineering, classic GMT materials have a long track record of use in semi-structural components of virtually all big-name vehicle makers. Thanks to their special properties, the composites (GMTex) newly developed by QPC, are now making inroads into vehicles' structural components, hitherto the exclusive domain of metals. GMTex is making totally new component concepts for future vehicle generations possible. The SymaLITE and MultiQ product lines complete the kaleidoscope of
high-performance lightweight construction materials that QPC produces for a multitude of applications.
True to the principle of "You inspire, we materialize", Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials Plastic Composites develops solutions tailored to the specific task in close cooperation with its customers. The gamut of services for all-round technical support extends from the choice of material, prototyping and component tests through to the planning of component mass production. At the same time, QPC's wholehearted commitment to Research & Development ensures that its high-performance composite materials are entering more and more fields of application in
wide-ranging industries.
What makes QPC's products special?
Thanks to their specific properties, the glass-fiber plastics and fabric-reinforced plastics are in many ways superior to conventional metal or wood materials and their formulations can be adapted specifically to certain application specifications. They are light, rugged, resistant to acids and water, sound-absorbent, highly resistant to dynamic loading, insensitive to impacts and low and high temperatures, non-decomposing, non-splintering, gentle to the environment and recyclable.
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Community Lodgings Transitional Housing Program provides transitional housing to six homeless families in the City of Alexandria. The program provides opportunities for motivated, residents to obtain the necessary skills, income, resources and services that will enable them to find permanent housing and to the best of their abilities, achieve the highest levels of self-sufficiency possible within 2 years. Case management and support services are designed to facilitate residential stability, increased skills and/or income, and greater self-determination.
Services are sufficient to enable residents to achieve the greatest level of self-sufficiency possible during their program stay resulting in their developing independent living skills and obtaining permanent housing; and at a minimum include but are not limited to the following: 1) developing a working Service Plan addressing progress goals toward permanent housing, employment stability, budgeting and financial management, educational/vocational training, physical and mental health, and home maintenance; 2) working with residents to improve their credit scores; 3) and assisting residents in applying for all subsidized housing programs for which they are eligible.
All support is focused on the ultimate goal of self-sufficiency within two years. They must agree to remain alcohol/drug free, pay a program fee (30% of monthly income), save 5% of monthly income, maintain full-time employment and attend all workshops/meetings.
Read how Community Lodgings helped Denise's family.
Frequently Asked Questions about Transitional Housing
What are the eligibility guidelines for your transitional housing program?
Transitional Housing Eligibility Guidelines
Applicants for Community Lodgings' transitional housing program must meet ALL of the following eligibility guidelines:
- Applicants must be 21 years of age or older
- Applicants must be a legal citizen of the United States
- Applicants must be employed at least 35 hours per week, and must be moving toward full time employment (40 hours)
- If you are a student, the employment requirements still apply
- Applicants must have been drug free for a year or more. If in a drug program (drug courts), applicant must provide documented clean time. Any applicant may be tested at any time while in our program
- Applicants must have identification issued by either the state of Virginia or a Northern Virginia shelter. Birth certificates and social security cards are required for all children of the applicant
- Applicants must meet Community Lodgings' income guidelines, having a total family income that does not exceed 50% of the area's median income
- Applicants must be experiencing a housing crisis such as being homeless, living in a shelter or be at imminent risk of becoming homeless
- All applicants must be willing to sign a program agreement and adhere to all programmatic guidelines
- All applicants must agree to share information regarding their social services, financial, mental health, medical, rental, employment and legal history
- All applicants must agree to provide police clearances and mental and physical health evaluations
- Parents must have custody of at least one minor child
- The parent must be willing to work on obtaining a GED or external diploma if s/he did not complete high school
- Families must be willing to have alcohol and drug free households (even if the parent has no history of addiction)
- For a two-parent household, both parents must meet all program criteria and requirements
The client must possess sufficient resources to provide for the program fee, basic living expenses (food, clothing, laundry, personal items, etc.), and savings. Income may be from a variety of sources. Full-time employment is required of all adult clients in the program unless enrolled in a pre-approved full-time vocational program. Resident is still required to have sufficient resources as outlined above.
IF you meet ALL of these guidelines, please contact the Alexandria Department of Community and Human Services (DCHS) at 703-746-5700. You must go through this process before you can be referred to us. We receive all of our transitional housing applicants from them. DCHS may also refer you to other transitional housing services and programs in this area.
Do I need to have a job to be eligible?
Yes, you must be employed no less than 35 hours per week to be eligible for our transitional housing program.
What if I lose my job while I am in your program?
Upon acceptance into our program, you will receive a Community Lodgings Transitional Housing handbook. This handbook covers the procedures you must follow if you lose your job, along with other, comprehensive information about our program. We will work with you to help you put together a plan to seek new employment.
Will my children be able to attend the local schools?
Yes, your child will be enrolled in the schools closest to our transitional housing. Or, if you want them to stay in their current school which is out of the area, we can arrange for your child to stay there if you wish.
I come from a domestic violence household. How can I make sure my children and I are safe?
The domestic violence families in our transitional housing program were referred to us from DCHS and were placed in the city's domestic violence shelter. While living in the shelter you will have access to support groups that will teach you how to keep you and your family safe. You will also learn how to develop a "safe plan" for you and your family. We can assist you with the development of a safe plan as well.
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The amount of cash that is necessary depends on a number of items. Generally speaking, though, you will need to supply:
For most homeowners, the monthly mortgage payments include three separate parts:
There is no simple formula to determine the type of mortgage that is best for you. This choice depends on a number of factors, including your current financial picture and how long you intend to keep your house. Access Mortgage Group can help you evaluate your choices and help you make the most appropriate decision.
With a fixed-rate mortgage, the interest rate stays the same during the life of the loan. With an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), the interest changes periodically, typically in relation to an index. While the monthly payments that you make with a fixed-rate mortgage are relatively stable, payments on an ARM loan will likely change. There are advantages and disadvantages to each type of mortgage, and the best way to select a loan product is by talking to us.
Generally speaking, you can purchase a home with a value of two or three times your annual household income. However, the amount that you can borrow will also depend upon your employment history, credit history, current savings and debts, and the amount of down payment you are willing to make. You may also be able to take advantage of special loan programs for first time buyers to purchase a home with a higher value. Give us a call, and we can help you determine exactly how much you can afford.
A HELOC is a mortgage loan, usually in second position, that allows the borrower to obtain cash drawn against the equity of their home, up to a predetermined amount.
Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs)
The Prime rate is the rate at which banks charge their best customers.
The LIBOR is the rate that banks in London, England charge one another for short-term loans. The LIBOR is similar to the U.S. Federal Funds rate.
The LIBOR is an index used to calculate the interest rate on your mortgage note, which in turn affects your monthly payment amount.
Combination Loan programs allow buyers access to properties they normally couldn't afford.
Combination loans are sold when people can't afford the traditional 20% down payment when purchasing a property.
All lenders, brokers, and banks.
Multiple loans on one property
Pre-approval is a written commitment from a lender, subject to a property appraisal and other stated conditions, that lets you know exactly how much home you can afford.
Not only will real estate agents perceive you as a serious home buyer, but sellers are much more apt to accept offers from pre-approved buyers.
Finally, it makes the mortgage process go more quickly, since much of the information is in place.
Annual percentage rate, or APR, is an interest rate reflecting the cost of a mortgage as a yearly rate, allowing borrowers to compare different types of mortgages based on the annual cost for each loan.
The APR includes the interest rate of the loan plus other finance charges such as mortgage insurance, points and credit costs.
The value an owner has in real estate over and above the obligation against the property.
Put another way, equity is the difference between the fair market value of your home and what you currently owe.
Closing costs can be as low as zero and depend on the loan package as a whole.
Depending on the situation, fees can include an origination fee, discount points, appraisal fee, title search and insurance, survey, taxes, deed recording fee, credit report and notary fees.
By this time the loan documents have been prepared and are ready to be signed. A meeting will be set between the escrow company or one of their contracted employees and the homeowner.
Depending on the situation, the meeting can take place at the escrow office or the owner's home.
An appraisal is an estimate of the value of property made by a qualified, state licensed appraiser.
The appraiser will measure and inspect your home, take photographs of your home, as well as photos of other 'comparable' homes in the neighborhood.
Points are prepaid interest assessed at closing by the lender. One point is equal to 1 percent of the loan amount. For example, two points on a $100,000 mortgage would cost $2,000.
You can lower your interest rate by paying more points.
Paying points is not a requirement.
It's simply an option lenders offer to accommodate their home mortgage customers.
FICO scores can determine if a loan application is approved and the interest rate offered.
They are calculated from information contained in your credit file.
They include your payment history, the amount of recent inquiries for credit, the kinds of credit you use (revolving credit, loan types, etc.), how long credit has been used, current balances versus highest previous credit.
They must research the information and correct it in your file.
You are allowed to state a reason for why you had the credit problem (illness, losing your job, divorce, nature's devastation, etc), which gets placed into your file to be seen by future inquirers.You should request your credit report in advance of making a loan application to be prepared to discuss any derogatory data.
Keep credit card use to a minimum and pay your bills on time.
Pay off balances if possible.
Debt consolidation is another way to improve your credit rating and can result in a lower interest rate, and provide a larger tax benefit.
Everyloan Financial can help you secure a loan even if you have a past bankruptcy or poor credit history.
We offer a variety of easy qualification programs that have competitive interest rates.
Contact an Everyloan Financial loan officer to discuss your financial situation.
Within 24 hours, you will be quoted an interest rate and the loan amount you are likely to qualify for.
If you decide to apply, your loan officer will request financial documents from you and set an appointment for an appraiser to assess the value of your home.
When your application is complete, your loan officer will notify you when your loan is approved. You will receive your funds approximately 10 to 14 Business days following the loan application.


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Acceptances, Denials, and Waitlists / Re: OFFICIAL UCLA WAITLIST THREAD« on: July 27, 2006, 03:39:16 PM »
I got the same email, but I got it last thursday...
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my girlfriend is thinking about law school, and she is studying like mad for the lsat right now. she was aiming for the upper-150s, but now that the policy's changed, lots of people (like her) are going to take the test multiple times and hope for a miracle score. i'm thinkin that'll raise the average lsat score, making for a tougher test in future years.
moral of the story ... i'd be happy w/ what you have.
That's assuming that multiple tests actually lead to higher score. Taking three preptests don't immediately result in a higher score-and taking three LSATs won't either.
The average test taker only improves two points on a retake.
It might also have to do with poverty. I've had a singaporean friend tell me bluntly that white men are the richest men in the world and that's why he likes them. It's no secret that older men have less options and thus can't afford to be as discriminating, and have had more time to build wealth. So older white man = likely to be rich but without very high standards = easier to land.
So, has anyone actually had any success with these letters? I keep reading about them but haven't really seen any success stories!
It seems like ad comms try to fill out their classes as needed with the people they have on the waitlist (i.e..they need a higher GPA, high LSAT, a minority, a girl from Alaska, etc.). Of course, I'm sure they'd like to know that you'd accept if given the opportunity. Thus, is the letter more symbolic in letting them know that you still care? Or do you think the content really matters and makes you stand out?
Just curious to see what you guys think and to hear your stories!
-Mr. Burnz
Ok, other random questions for the day:
What about a person's appearance and behavior distinguish him/her as being gay, thus triggering "gaydar"? Why do even people who are in the closet send off gaydar alarms? (This is fact. I can vouch for it.)
The idea of gaydar makes me question the "nurture" idea of sexuality, because if sexuality is naturally ambiguous (which is what I believe), and if it's just our society that forces us into tidy binary categories, then why is there such a clear definition between people who do exhibit "gay" behaviors/apperance and those who don't? (To buy this like of questioning, I guess you need to buy the fact that gaydar exists and is accurate.)
Sorry. Apparently I'm full of questions for other homosexuals! But would love to hear responses.
For me, it is all about non-verbal responses, mostly eye contact. I've found that gay men are more likely to look me in the eye than are straight men, or maybe it is that they are willing to hold the contact for a longer period of time. Straight men treat me as I treat women, they look at me and immediately dismiss me as a potential mate.
I have a question myself: what would you like straight people to know about gay people?


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Rebellion by Jinggoy BuensucesoAnonymous Filed Under:
Jinggoy Buensuceso
July 5-31, 2014
Galeria Duemila
In Rebellion, the artist takes you on a tumultuous journey from the birth of a powerful idea that consumes an individual, the building pressure and force that makes people come together and move as one organism for a common passion and cause, the powerful release of tension and expression of freedom, to the quiet yet indelible aftermath which serves as a potent force within each and one of us. This potent force, when triggered ignites the vigorous cycle once more.
Rebellion is the aftermath of the artist's personal turmoil as he separates himself from his present realities to fulfill his artistry away from the trappings of domestication. In this show, Buensuceso ventures into the bold and unorthodox use of materials and methods in the featured bodies of work, challenging the expected presentation of his mediums - industrial tracing paper and woodwork rendered with the severity of fire as well as uncovering new pursuits with cement, charcoal, and graphite - a reaction to the status quo. An uprising.
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Galeria Duemila210 Loring Street
Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines
Galeria Duemila210 Loring Street
Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines


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Our photo booth was designed to be a modern take on the old fashioned photo booths we frequented in our youth. With formal black curtains outside and red curtains inside, we've achieved the equivalent of a photo booth mullet:
Business on the outside. Party on the inside.
What Happens in the Booth Stays in the Booth
If you're shopping for a photo booth, be sure you are getting an actual booth and not a camera/box set out in the open with guests posing up against a wall or backdrop. Sure, it works. But, there's something about pulling that curtain shut that really makes the inner nut come out. We've seen grannies don Flava Flav hats/clocks while giving "deuces" just before asking, "what's 'deuces?'" You'd be surprised to see what ol' stuffy Aunt Edna will do in the secret of the booth…
Highest Quality Photo Prints
Our photo booth prints high-quality dye sublimation prints. What the heck…? Dye sub prints are photographic quality—like the kind you'd get from a photo lab. Some photo booth companies use ink jet prints. It's less expensive and it works; but, over time those photos will bleed and fade. Plus, dye sub prints come out of the printer dry—not wet like inkjet prints. So, when crazy cousin Joey stuffs his photo booth strip into his beer-soaked jacket pocket, it won't run and bleed. If you're getting a scrapbook, dye sub prints are a must so the photos last forever.
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To answer the million-dollar question, "How many people can fit in your photo booth?" Depending on their size, we've seen as many as nine people cram into the booth: Example 1 / Example 2. We happily adjust the camera and assist guests (squishing them in good!) to accommodate large groups.
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Leg Length Discrepancy RunningOverview
A Leg Length Inequality or Leg Length Discrepancy is exactly as it sounds. One or more bones (the Femur or thigh bone, the Tibia or shin bone, and/or the joint spacing within the knee) are unequal in total length when measured in comparison to the same structures on the opposite side. It is common for people to have one leg longer than the other. In fact, it is more typical to be asymmetrical than it is to be symmetrical.
Some causes of leg length discrepancy (other than anatomical). Dysfunction of the hip joint itself leading to compensatory alterations by the joint and muscles that impact on the joint. Muscle mass itself, i.e., the vastus lateralis muscle, pushes the iliotibial band laterally, causing femoral compensations to maintain a line of progression during the gait cycle. This is often misdiagnosed as I-T band syndrome and subsequently treated incorrectly. The internal rotators of the lower limb are being chronically short or in a state of contracture. According to Cunningham's Manual of Practical Anatomy these are muscles whose insertion is lateral to the long axis of the femur. The external rotators of the hip joint are evidenced in the hip rotation test. The iliosacral joint displays joint fixations on the superior or inferior transverse, or the sagittal axes. This may result from many causes including joint, muscle, osseous or compensatory considerations. Short hamstring muscles, i.e., the long head of the biceps femoris muscle. In the closed kinetic chain an inability of the fibula to drop inferior will result in sacrotuberous ligament loading failure. The sacroiliac joint dysfunctions along its right or left oblique axis. Failure or incorrect loading of the Back Force Transmission System (the longitudinal-muscle-tendon-fascia sling and the oblique dorsal muscle-fascia-tendon sling). See the proceedings of the first and second Interdisciplinary World Congress on Low Back Pain. Sacral dysfunction (nutation or counternutation) on the respiratory axis. When we consider the above mentioned, and other causes, it should be obvious that unless we look at all of the causes of leg length discrepancy/asymmetry then we will most assuredly reach a diagnosis based on historical dogma or ritual rather than applying the rules of current differential diagnosis.
Many people walk around with LLD?s of up to 2 cm. and not even know it. However, discrepancies above 2 cm. becomes more noticeable, and a slight limp is present. But even up to 3 cm. a small lift compensates very well, and many patients are quite happy with this arrangement. Beyond 3 cm. however, the limp is quite pronounced, and medical care is often sought at that point. Walking with a short leg gait is not only unsightly, but increases energy expenditure during ambulation. It could also put more stress on the long leg, and causes functional scoliosis. Where the discrepancy is more severe, walking becomes grotesque or virtually impossible.
The only way to decipher between anatomical and functional leg length inequalities (you can have both) is by a physical measurement and series of biomechanical tests. It is actually a simple process and gets to the true cause of some runner?s chronic foot, knee, hip and back pain. After the muscles are tested and the legs are measured it may be necessary to get a special X-ray that measures both of your thighs (Femurs) and legs (Tibias). The X-ray is read by a medical radiologist who provides a report of the actual difference down to the micrometer leaving zero room for error. Once the difference in leg length is known, the solution becomes clear.
Non Surgical Treatment
The most common solution to rectify the difference in your leg lengths is to compensate for the short fall in your shortest leg, thereby making both of your legs structurally the same length. Surgery is a drastic option and extremely rare, mainly because the results are not guaranteed aswell as the risks associated with surgery, not to mention the inconvenience of waiting until your broken bones are healed. Instead, orthopediatrician's will almost always advise on the use of "heel lifts for leg length discrepancy". These are a quick, simple and costs effective solution. They sit under your heel, inside your shoe and elevate your shorter leg by the same amount as the discrepancy. Most heel lifts are adjustable and come in a range of sizes. Such lifts can instantly correct a leg length discrepancy and prevent the cause of associate risks.
what is a heel raise?
Surgical Treatment
Epiphysiodesis is a surgical option designed to slow down the growth of the long leg over a period of months to years. It is only used in growing children. The operation involves a general anaesthetic. Small incisions are made around the knee near the growth plates of the thigh bone and the shin bone. The growth plates are prevented from growing by the use of small screws and plates (?8 - plates?). The screws are buried beneath the skin and are not visible. Stitches are buried beneath the skin and do not need to be removed. The child is normally in hospital for 2-3 days. The child can weight bear immediately and return back to normal activity within a few weeks. Long term follow up is required to monitor the effects of the surgery. The timing of the surgery is based on the amount of growth predicted for the child. Therefore, this procedure can under- and over-correct the difference in leg length. Occasionally the screws have to be removed to allow growth to continue. This procedure can be used on one half of the growth plate to correct deformity in a limb e.g. knock-knees or bow legs. This is known as hemiepiphysiodesis.


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|The full-sized product, image from Skinfood's website.
I hadn't tried this product before, so I opted to get some samples from TesterKorea so I wouldn't be stuck with a whole tub of the stuff if I didn't like it.
|Front of the sample packet.
|Back of the packet and instructions.
The description from Skinfood's site:
This highly moisturizing heating mask provides deep cleansing to skin with the thermal effect of roasted salt and granulated sugar. Black sesame seed nutrients leave skin soft and smooth.
In simpler terms, this is a self-heating wash-off mask with gritty stuff in it as a physical exfoliant. These types of mask are particularly suited to oily or acne-prone skin, as they are quite good for de-gunking pores. Here's what the scrub itself looks like:
|On my face. My boyfriend said this wasn't my most flattering
look, go figure.
Based on the description I thought it might be like a scrubby version of the now-discontinued Biore Self-Heating Mask, which got VERY hot on the skin once applied. But this... nope. It gets warm, but not really HOT, and the heat is short-lived. You also have to apply it quickly, as the heat dissipates rather fast.. On one hand that's probably less harsh on the skin than something that feels like burning, but on the other I was hoping for a mask that would give me that face-melting feeling, haha.
As a physical exfoliant it's pretty good... not too harsh, considering the size of the scrubby particles. I wouldn't use this every day, but once every week or two would be appropriate, I think.
I LOVE the scent of this product. It smells like sweet sesame cakes mixed with a bit of earth... I sort of want to eat it. It's not a food! You must resist!
My skin felt super soft and smooth and clean after I washed the mask off, so I guess it did what it was supposed to. It's a good treatment for the price... I wouldn't move heaven and earth to get it, but if you happen upon it at a good price it's certainly worth a try.
Bottom line: Skinfood's Black Sesame Hot Mask is more lukewarm than hot, but smells great and exfoliates nicely. Skip this if you're looking for something with super-heating action though.
Where to buy: TesterKorea, eBay, Amazon, and numerous other Korean skincare resellers.
Have you tried Skinfood Black Sesame Hot Mask? What did you think?


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This is the second part of my 10 part series on the tenets of my investment philosophy. I believe that investing without a game plan is equivalent to a baseball player swinging with his eyes closed. Sometimes contact will be made, but not having a game plan makes the at bat that much harder. I've sent up a Tenets of Investing page where you can click to check out all 10 of my tenets. And just to screw with you guys, I'm going to write about them in a random order.
When it comes to a lot of things in real life, I'm not very patient. I get bored when I have to wait for things to start. I get angry when the person driving in front of me is going too slow. One thing people have always teased me about is my impatience.
For some reason, when it comes to investing I can be incredibly patient. I'm more than happy to wait in the wings, putting my cash in money market accounts and just sitting tight for the right opportunity. When an opportunity presents itself, I'm ready to go.
When I get in trouble as a value investor, it's when I buy something on the way down thinking the bottom is very near. Like many other investors, I look at how much the stock is down from its high, convince myself it can't possibly go down anymore, pick some up, and promptly watch it go down some more.
While I believe it's a sucker's bet to try to consistently time the market, an investor needs to buy a company when it's cheap. Look at the 10 year chart. Is the company trading at the bottom of their 10 year range? If they are, find out why. Either a company has been unfairly punished by the market or there's something legitimately wrong with it.
The beauty of buying something when the present looks the most bleak is when the future becomes a bit more rosy, the stock reacts with a nice move very quickly. For the people who have held it for years and watched 75% of the value erode away it's a bittersweet move, yet if you bought close to the bottom you are laughing.
The point of exercising patience isn't buying companies simply because they're the cheapest they've been in years. What you want to do is buy companies that have a track record of doing things right at the cheapest price possible.
Or, do it another way. Identify companies you want to buy, companies maybe you believe have that special competitive advantage you really like as an investor. Then look at the 5 or 10 year chart and vow not to buy that company unless it gets to close to that low point. Only buy it then.
Being patient is one way to maximize your investment returns. If you invest like this, often you'll sit on a stock for years before it does much. That's okay if you're buying beaten up names and hoping for a 100-400% return. If you're looking for 5-10%, this probably isn't the method for you.


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On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 02:10:19AM +0200, Mathias Weyland wrote: > On Tue, Sep 27, 2005 at 06:48:39PM -0500, Kenneth Pronovici wrote: > > I maintain the Debian XMLTV packages. I no longer use these packages, > > and I would like to give up maintaining them. > > I use xmltv and I'd like to adopt it. Ok. I'm glad to hear that. > > I'm willing to stick around as a co-maintainer for a while if that would > > be useful. > > That would be nice since I do maintain some debian packages but I'm not DD > yet. Would you need me to sponsor your uploads? The reason I ask is, I'm trying to give up maintaining XMLTV due to time constraints. Sponsoring someone else's packages would potentially take almost as much time as just maintaining them myself. It would be great if we could find another DD who had the time to work more closely with you than I can afford to. I could then stay on as co-maintainer just to help out a bit when needed. > > Anyone who wants to take these packages over should probably be willing > > to follow the upstream mailing lists > > That's no problem. Cool. I recommend following both xmltv-devel and xmltv-users, and traffic is low enough lately to be manageable. > > The new maintainer should also consider maintaining a backport to sarge > > like I have been doing > > I don't see any problem in maintaing such a backport. Where do you think you would host the backported packages? As I said, I'd prefer to avoid hosting them myself if possible (currently, they're served off my own site, cedar-solutions.com). KEN -- Kenneth J. Pronovici <email@example.com>
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Supreme Court Nominee Elena Kagan is a 50-year-old lawyer who has never married and has no children. At least once in her past, she also evidently played at least one softball game. Those are the known facts. The speculation, of course, has been all over the map about what those facts might mean or imply -- and how that would influence the rulings she might make on the bench.
As a 48-year-old single woman who's never married and has no children, and who has not only played a game or two of softball in my life, among many other athletic activities, but who also flies airplanes (which, really, puts softball to shame in terms of overtly masculine activities) ... my first response is to sigh, roll my eyes, and say, "no comment."
I've been peppered with questions about my marital status (and, by implication, what must be wrong with me to cause it) for so long that I've gotten tired of answering. Why is it anyone's business? And why does it matter? Do we ask why married people chose to get married? Was it for the "right" reasons? Or because of massive insecurity? Dysfunctional needs? Fear of being alone? Because of giving in to society's pressures about what "normal" is? Given the divorce rate, not to mention the number of unhappy or philandering marriages out there, being "married" doesn't really say anything more about someone's emotional health or "normalcy" than being single. It doesn't even, by the way, prove anything about a person's sexual orientation. But I'll come back to that.
In my own case, the reason for remaining single was simple. I learned, early on, that being in the "wrong" relationship could easily stifle my voice, and my ability to be all of who I wanted to be. So I decided that I would remain single until or unless I met someone with whom I felt I could be all of myself -- who "got" who I was, valued intimacy and connection, and who was strong and healthy enough, themselves, not to be threatened by my weaknesses, strengths, or career aspirations.
I recognized that those requirements narrowed the field considerably. I also recognized that my choice meant that I might never have children -- but having children with the "wrong" partner seemed like a nightmare proposition anyway, so I let that one go. Having children is not the only way to find fulfillment, connection, or creative meaning in life, or even to have impact on the world. Every choice involves trade-offs, and there are experiences, friendships, and projects I've been able to explore and work on because of being single that I wouldn't have had time to do if I'd been a parent.
So it is entirely possible that Elena Kagan's singlehood stems from a similar choice and life path. "Ah," skeptics answer, "but what if it doesn't? What if it means she's actually gay?"
My first response is to shrug and say, "So what if she is? How is that any more relevant than if she's single because she just hasn't found the right guy yet?" Frankly, I don't want to know what any of my friends -- heterosexual or homosexual -- are doing behind closed doors.
The implied assumption behind that question, of course, is that if she's gay, she will give preferential treatment to gay rights advocates, or will be "biased" in her potential rulings on laws related to gay citizens. And, therefore, it's not only important that we know, but we actually have a "right" to know.
I've pondered that one quite a bit, the past few days. Because the answer is not as simple as those on either side might like it to be.
To wit: I believe Chief Justice Roberts was either naive or disingenuous when he argued, in his confirmation proceedings, that his rulings would be perfectly neutral, like a baseball umpire's. If the Constitution contained clear-cut rules that simply needed to be applied, and could be verified by an instant-replay camera, there would be no need for an appellate court system or even a Supreme Court to rule on various other judges' "interpretations" of the law. The law and constitution do not -- in fact, cannot -- spell out exact answers for each and every given situation. So the letter and intent of the law has to be interpreted against the details of any given case.
That's relevant, because humans are not impersonal supercomputers. Our individual life experiences actually do impact how we interpret not only the law, but the world. A white male whose only experience with minorities involved drug dealers who broke into his childhood home is going to have a different lens on the world than a minority male who grew up battling unjust arrests by a mostly-white police force. We inherently understand the positions of those who are like us in a way we don't understand the life experiences of others.
By the same token, our perspectives are also impacted by a million life experiences that molded us -- even if we aren't consciously aware of the causes. If a family member was once killed by a drunk driver, it might influence our views on personal rights versus community responsibility. If our parents struggled trying to make a small business succeed, it might influence our attitudes about business owners' rights and concerns versus those of labor. If we were abused as a child, it could color our basic understanding of parental or children's rights. As a film General Electric once showed its employees to try to improve teamwork across generations said, "We are what we are because of what we were, when."
We are all a product of our life experiences. And our assumptions, beliefs and the lenses through which we interpret the world are a product of those experiences, as well. The idea that a Supreme Court justice can become an automaton unaffected by any of that is, as I said, either naive or disingenuous.
So if Elena Kagan were gay, would that give her a particular perspective on the experiences of a gay person? Sure. But so could having a good friend who was gay. And that one area of understanding is only one of thousands that her life experience is going to affect.
The relevant question is, will Kagan's particular life experiences make her unfairly biased in her decisions? That is a fair question -- but only so far as it's asked of every nominee to the Supreme Court. Because every single one of them brings a particular set of life experiences and understandings to the bench. And if the presumption is that a justice cannot see beyond her own experiences to a fair reading, interpretation, and ruling on the law, then no justice is qualified to rule on any case that goes beyond their own experience and demographic category. Justice Roberts, by that reasoning, could only speak for straight, white men, Justice Thomas could only understand black men, and Justice Sotomayor would always rule in favor of straight Latino women. Of course, a married justice might actually be a closet homosexual, which would disqualify them from cases on both counts.
However would we know? And given all of those limitations, how could we ever come up with an acceptable nominee?
What we should be interested in is not the particulars of any nominee's personal life -- which I actually believe they have a certain right to keep private -- but whether they: a) have an awareness that their life experiences have given them a particular lens on the world that is not neutral or universal (a test that Justice Roberts would have failed) and b) can view a situation through lenses other than the ones they know personally and make a good faith effort to weigh competing rights or harms, taking into account precedent, law, constitutional intent, and "fairness" -- whatever that may be.
In short, while a potential justice's personal life or sexual orientation can certainly influence her innate understanding and experience in the world, it is no more relevant than thousands of other factors in her life experience. Factors we could never really get to the bottom of, even if we were willing to open that Pandora's Box in the confirmation process. We can ask nominees' views on the law, and we can ask how they intend to balance their own understanding with the rights and views of others whose experience is different than their own. But to single out a person as questionable because she isn't married -- even, or especially, if the base concern is sexual orientation -- while leaving married people's personal lives alone, and not pursuing all the formative experiences and private beliefs a nominee brings to the table (or bench), is discriminatory by the mere fact of its selective focus. It's also the wrong question to ask.
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It certainly was an easy ruler to use, and our mitred corners on our quilt blocks turned out just right.
I took along this rather soft, cot quilt panel (this pic looks just a little brighter than it is - it really didnt shine at all .)
BUT.......A little time, some remnants from my stash, and it was transformed.
It now looks much brighter. A little quilting time and I will have a quilt ready and waiting for a new little bub. (None in mind for this one yet though.)


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Senate bill fails; death penalty not eliminated
TOPEKA — An emotional debate Friday ended with the Senate keeping the state's death penalty on a 20-20 vote.
The tie vote meant rejection for Senate Bill 375, which would have replaced capital punishment with aggravated murder and a mandatory life sentence.
It's the second consecutive year the Senate has considered repealing Kansas' 1994 execution law.
Opponents of the death penalty point to studies that show violent crime has not dropped significantly and note that capital punishment cases cost about $500,000, or 75 percent, more to prosecute.
Supporters of capital punishment have contended that justice should not come with a price tag and the death penalty acts as a deterrent to violent crime.
Earthly justice and religious faith were invoked by both sides.
Everybody has a different version of justice, said Sen. Carolyn McGinn, R-Sedgwick. For some it is executing a murderer, hoping that will bring closure. For others, it is locking a murderer up in a tiny cell for life.
McGinn said voting to end the death penalty fit with her pro-life stance.
"We pass abortion laws because we say 'child of God,' " she said. "Please, somebody — although these people become terrible people — tell me at what point in time did they lose that status and who made that decision?"
Kansas' capital punishment law is among the nation's most stringent, its supporters said. Murder alone isn't enough to be put to death. Only the cruelest premeditated murders, multiple murders, contract killings or the murders of law enforcement officers are eligible.
Sen. Susan Wagle, R-Wichita, contended that her support of capital punishment fit with her pro-life stance, "because they have taken the life of someone who God created. There should be a unique penalty for that."
Sen. John Vratil, R-Leawood, noted that in other states, death row inmates had been exonerated.
"Unless a wrongfully convicted person is put to death, we at least have an opportunity to correct those mistakes," he said.
Kansas reinstated the death penalty in 1994, and 10 men are on death row.
The vote came after hours of debate and two attempts to scuttle the bill.
A proposal to table the debate and send the bill back to committee failed. Those pushing to table the debate argued it was unfair to drag victims' families through it when there appeared to be little chance the bill would pass the House and be signed by the governor.
"For me the right thing to do is to stop this now — we do this by sending it back to the committee — and be done with this discussion," said Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt, R-Independence.
Other lawmakers noted that tabling the discussion would simply draw it out longer.
"If we don't finish what we started today and have a vote on this issue, I'm almost certain it will be back next year so the family of victims won't have the closure that they desire," Vratil said. "They won't be able to move on because we are going to have this debate every year until we finally finish it and have a vote on it."
Other lawmakers complained that they had not expected such an important bill to be up for debate on the last day of "turnaround week." Today is the deadline for bills to clear their chamber of origin; those that don't are considered dead for the session.
Schmidt, who controls which bills appear when on the calendar for debate, announced that the Senate would debate the proposal as lawmakers were preparing to leave late Thursday.
Sen. Ralph Ostmeyer, R-Grinnell, called the debate "probably the most important thing we can discuss." He had thought the issue was dead for the session and had hoped to make it home to go to a granddaughter's basketball game, he said.
Cindy Sanderholm, whose daughter's killer is on death row, said she sent an e-mail blast to as many senators as she could Thursday night after finding out it could go to a vote.
"Hopefully, some of them got it and understood how we felt," said Sanderholm, whose 19-year-old daughter, Jodi, was abducted and murdered in Arkansas City in January 2007. Justin Thurber is awaiting execution for the crime.
Sanderholm said she believes the death penalty would be a deterrent to future crime if it were carried out more swiftly. Kansas has not executed anyone since 1965.
The Sanderholm family testified against the repeal this year, and Cindy Sanderholm said they would continue to do so if it comes up again.
"We'll keep going back every year, if we have to," she said.
Even if the bill had passed the Senate, House Speaker Mike O'Neal, R-Hutchinson, said it was unlikely the House would consider it.
Asked whether he thought most House members would vote to repeal capital punishment, O'Neal was succinct: "No."
Gov. Mark Parkinson, a Democrat, helped craft the state's death penalty law when he was a legislator. That leads many lawmakers to believe he'd veto any attempt to repeal it. But Parkinson said Thursday that he hadn't made a final decision.
Fifteen states and the District of Columbia do not have capital punishment. New Mexico is the most recent to join that number, having repealed its death penalty last year.
The Senate has debated the death penalty in three of the past five years. Supporters of capital punishment said they hope Friday's debate settles the issue. That's unlikely, considering how close the vote was.
"We knew going in the Senate was divided on this," said Senate President Steve Morris, R-Hugoton, who voted for the original law but has since changed his mind.
"The people of the state are divided on this."


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LASSA FEVER! LASSA FEVER! LASSA FEVER by Balogun Akanni
Lassa fever is a disease from the infectious agent, Lassa virus. This fever is endemic in certain country such as Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea and also Nigeria. Congo, Mali and Senegal reported to have serological human infection as well.
How the virus spread?
In West Africa, the reservoir for the virus is the wild rodents. Wild rodents, including the mouse is carrying the virus if the rodent is infected. The urine, stool, blood, saliva and the mucus of the infected rodent is full of viruses. Human can get the virus if accidently touched, consumed, and any sort of direct contact of the infected rodent excreta as listed above. Virus spread from human to human also possible by sexual contact, air droplets, and direct contact with pharyngeal secretions or urine of the infected person. The Symptoms
You should seek your doctor immediately if you are experiencing these symptoms, especially when there is an outbreak of Lassa fever in your place: -malaira -fever -headache -myalgia -sore throat, -cough -nausea -vomiting -diarrhoea -chest pain -abdominal pain
You may get these symptoms after 6 to 21 days of exposure to the Lassa virus. How serious is this disease? This is an acute viral disease. It is also spreading faster if there is no proper preventive action to be taken. If you have a low immunity and you have another illness, this Lassa fever will make your health condition even worst. You will have the risk of a severe multisystem disease. This is a very dangerous disease for the pregnant women because they have the lowest immunity at this stage. The chance to have fatal loss is about 80%. Without an early check up or identification, a person who suffer by this disease will get a lot of health problems such as hypotension, haemorrhage, seizures and edema of the face. People can die if the infection is severe and did not receive the proper treatment on time. This is a disease that susceptible to all ages. Unfortunately, there is no vaccine for this disease at this moment.
Prevention That You Can Do At Home Prevention is better than cure. It is highly recommended for every people to know how important to have the knowledge to prevent any diseases from striking the family, friends and relatives. Lassa fever is a viral illness that spread by wild rodents or any infected rodent. The main steps that you have to take are:
1) Clean your house inside and out: Rodents will come to your house for food and water. If your house have improper food waste disposal or you don't covered your garbage bin correctly, the mouse or any rodents will be the pest around your house and spreading the virus at the same time. Clean your house every day inside and out to avoid any traces of infected rodents. Burn the garbage if you can or disposed it in the correct and safe procedure. Never let any food waste scatter around the house because it can attract the rodents. Make sure your house is always clean and clutter free to ensure you are not providing the rodents the food and place to live in your house. 2) Never clean the rodents dropping or stool, urine or dead body with bare hands: While you are cleaning, you might found this around your house. For your safety and to avoid the virus transmission, you have to always wear personal protection equipment while you are cleaning your house from rodents dropping, urine, secretions and the decaying dead body of the animal. Wear a plastic hand glove and top it with a latex glove for extra protection while you are cleaning your house. Wear a single use plastic apron to protect your clothes and body. Wear a high knee boot to protect your feet from stepping on the infected dead body of the animal and its body secretion. Use the antibacterial detergent or antibacterial soap to clean your house floor and surfaces. 3) Personal Hygiene: Never touch your kids or family at home before you clean your hands and change your clothes after cleaning your house or you just back from work outside. Never recycle your plastic hand gloves and single use apron after cleaning the house with it. Dispose it safely in a plastic bag or burn it. Ask your children to take their bath after back from school. Never touch a baby or a pregnant woman if you are not cleaning your hands or take a bath with soap after back from work or cleaning the house area. Make sure you wash your hand with soap and water before eating as well.


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Book: Dual Bibliography of James P. Blaylock & Tim Powers
I'm currently working hard to complete "A Comprehensive Dual Bibliography of James P. Blaylock & Tim Powers" — soon to be published under the Argent Leaf Press imprint. James P. Blaylock & Tim Powers are award-winning Fantasy/Science-Fiction authors who have crafted dozens of books and stories of imaginative fiction which have been loved and admired by fans for thirty years.
This will be the most complete bibliography of the published works of these august, veteran Fantasy writers, and they have graciously contributed original materials and information to the project. A leatherbound, limited edition, signed by all contributors, will be issued.
The carefully-reseached book contains new information upon true numbers of limitations of the authors' works, and it will be the first of their bibliographies to list a number of items which have here-to-for remained undocumented and unknown to most collectors and book dealers.
I've read and collected these authors' books since I was in high school, and I provided the Bibliography of the James P. Blaylock website for many years. This bibliography is a great deal more extensive than that list, however. It incorporates a large number of books and other collectible items and documents every single state of every one of their books, including foreign editions. Thumbnails of the covers are included wherever possible. During research for the work, I discovered a number of highly rare gems — books, zines and other publications which contain works by these authors which very few are aware of.
James P. Blaylock and Tim Powers are two of the most collectible authors in fanastic fiction. Early on, both of them began had their works published by small, rare books publishers, and their ties with the "forced-scarcity" industry are important ones, involving many of the most significant figures in the genre. Many of the authors' harder-to-find items consistently command five-figure prices and are in demand with both collectors and book dealers.
Beyond the obsessive documentation of published works, I've also included bibliographies of the authors, a few of the people who have interacted with them or influenced them (they were both friends of the famous SF writer, Philip K. Dick), and a couple of biographical essays by friends of theirs.
So, when will the tome be available? In my enthusiasm for mastering esoteric crafts, I bit off more than I could chew with trying to do the leather binding myself. This has resulted in delays as I have learned the trade and methodically processed the covers in the time-consuming steps required. My search marketing career has also taken time away from the project in the past two years as well. However, I'm making a concerted effort to drive towards completion here at the end of 2008, hopefully in a timeframe somewhere near when Blaylock's newest book, Knights of the Cornerstone, is to be published. Stay tuned!
|UPDATE 7/19/2012: The Tim Powers & James P. Blaylock Bibliography is now published and available via Argent Leaf Press.
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Informed Members Make The Difference
No Agreement on Pension
NJEA President Wendell Steinhauer released the following statement in response to Gov. Christie's budget address earlier today: "Throughout our discussions with the commission, we have focused on policy approaches that will benefit the state and our members. Unfortunately, today politics trumped policy. NJEA is deeply disappointed that Gov. Christie overstated the nature of the understanding we reached with the commission after many months of conversation. We stand by our statement earlier today, which clearly and accurately outlines the nature and extent of our discussions and our commitment to future discussion. Read More…
NJEA Reacts to Court Decision on Pension
NJEA President Wendell Steinhauer released the following statement regarding the legal ruling by Judge Mary Jacobson on NJEA's pension lawsuit yesterday and the Final Report of the New Jersey Pension and Health Benefits Study Commission expected to be released soon:
"We are very pleased that Judge Jacobson so clearly and unambiguously ruled that Gov. Christie and the State of New Jersey have a legal obligation to fund the pension according to the law he signed in 2011. It's the right decision and a fiscally appropriate response to the pension funding crisis that the state has created for itself over the last 15 years. It's time for Gov. Christie to finally do the responsible thing and fund the pension systems. It is deeply disappointing that he has indicated that he will continue to fight the ruling. Read more… Watch the Video
Parking PARCC
The NJ State Assembly passed A-4190. This bill freezes the use of PARCC high-stakes standardized test scores for three years. The bill now moves to the Senate and it is very important that you contact your senator and ask them to vote yes on S – 2768 (the Senate's version of the same bill).
Christie Commisssion
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Contemporary gospel artist Deitrick Haddon was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, where he served as pastor and music director at Detroit's Unity Cathedral of Faith. As the son of Bishop Clarence Haddon and Prophetess Joyce Haddon, he grew up in the church and preached his first sermon at the age of 11. Deitrick Haddon and his Voices of Unity drew upon both secular and spiritual influences to create a sound they dubbed "gospel soul." Signed to the Tyscot label, the group debu... Read more


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Unique, handmade little trinket dish, bearing a nine-patch quilt block design on its inner surface and a patch pattern on the lid. The lid simply rests inside the dish - it is not a tight fitting lid.
Measurements: 8cm wide, 2.5cm high. Really pretty, eye-catching little piece to brighten up your day.
It is made by hand and glazed by hand in my Norfolk studio, from earthenware clay. The pattern is made by impressing into wet clay, than at the bisque stage, picking out the design with an underglaze pen and coloured glazes. I am pleased with way these colours just sing out!
Perfect little gift for quilters or anyone who loves colour and pattern.
I accept payment via PayPal and direct credit card. Most major credit cards can be used on PayPal and you do not need to have a PayPal account to do so. I ship overseas to some places. Message me if you need a shipping quote. Any overcharge on shipping costs will be refunded, if it is more than £1.50.
Sometimes my items are shipped by Royal Mail and sometimes by courier, depending on what is most appropriate for the individual parcel, and I do try to re-use boxes and packaging to cut down on waste.
In-stock items will usually be sent off within 2 days.
If they are not in-stock I'll gladly make them to order for you - please see individual shipping times or contact me for further advice. If you order more than one item and part of your order is made to order, I will ship all items together when ready.
I currently ship in UK and some smaller items overseas. For a shipment of a larger item outside the UK, please ask me for a shipping quote. Any orders sent outside the UK may be liable for import duties, taxes and handling charges, which you as a buyer, would be liable for. Any overcharge on shipping costs will be refunded to you, if it is over £1.50.
I want you to love your pottery, so if you are unhappy with your purchases for any reason, I will give a refund if required, (minus your shipping fees), once the item has been returned to me, unused and in saleable condition. Return postage will be paid by you. Returns must be made within 7 days of receipt of goods after contact has been made with me.
Very rarely, an item may break in transit - obviously a full refund or replacement will be arranged in that case.
On receipt of your order, if you have any problems, please contact me.
I gift wrap all orders in coloured tissue paper, string, gift tags, ceramic gift tags, etc. Larger orders sometimes include a few freebies (beads, buttons, etc) if I have a surplus.
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I had my second appointment with my personal trainer tonight.
The first appointment was not very exciting. It was just a meet and greet. We talked about my goals, my habits and of course, took those dreaded measurements (I updated my weight loss ticker to reflect my weight on the scale at the gym.) Eck. I am in sad shape. Seriously. How did I let myself get this bad? But.....I am owning it and moving forward to make the changes.
I have been doing zumba about 2-3 times a week. Not as much as I would like to be doing, but it is all that I can squeeze in time wise for now.
I have never worked with a personal trainer before. I did not realize that is about more then them being in your face and screaming at you to work harder.
She is going to work with me on improving my nutrition. She is going to help tailor my nutrition to my lifestyle and what i like to eat. It is not going to be a one-size fits all program.
She started me on some supplements (calcium and Omega-3.) I never realized that supplementation is the next most important thing, after food intake, that you can do to get your body healthy.
I think this is actually one of the first times that I have ever been excited about trying to make some healthy changes. I really am feeling confident that I can do it this time. I feel like God is putting all the pieces in place for me to finally take care of myself.
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Lily's Rehearsal Room
Allan Fraser dropped in yesterday to spend a couple of days in Toronto - meeting with some record exec about how he might "ressucitate" (his word) his career. We had a happy dinner with Al and his buddy Joel Axler, who I met for the first time. Joel is managing a jazz singer called Terry Cade and played her tape. Then we jammed a little in my basement studio and Joel played rollicking piano while Allan played guitar. His acoustic was being troublesome and hard to tune, but when I got a close-up look, I could see the bridge had raised a quarter of an inch on one side and was held by strands of hardened glue. Allan and I drove to Hamilton to jam and were joined at Lily's by Kim Deschamps. Kim played some haunting dobro on an impromptu version of "Who Paid You (To Give Me The Blues)?" and then in my spaced out enthusiasm I said I wanted to hear what he could do on "Last Time I Saw Lenny" a song I had never sung for anyone before (except Daisy) and probably never will again. Who else would write a tune about a dead musician he had known briefly, and then kept adding verses everytime another musical aquaintance/colleague passes away. There's something sick about this.


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Alice sitting at her friend Cade's birthday table at Chuck E. Cheese
Cristy sat with Alice helping her know what to do and what to look at. There was a lot going on and Alice was eagerly absorbing it all. She wasn't scared of the guy in the Chuck E. Cheese costume, although she wasn't looking predisposed to run up and hug him ;-) She loved her piece of pizza and ate it for over an hour until it was finished :-)
Cristy's work friend Koleman and his wife Staci hosted the party for her son Cade, and we were happy that Alice got invited to help celebrate and have fun. Koleman took several good picture (thankfully, since we didn't remember to bring our camera) of which this is one.
Alice enjoyed the party experience very much. She went straight into nap mode when we got home and slept a long time.


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Born in Israel, Yosi Messiah migrated to Australia in 1987. After Owning a successful jewellery business Messiah's creative curiosity led him to study painting at Charlie Shed's School, and life drawing at Julian Ashton's school of Art in Sydney.
Messiah's work is fast and free, his bold colour combinations are an exciting visual pastiche and when combined with his love of intricate line detail the paintings come to life!
His technique of laying colour and line work down in sections provides his abstractions to convey a unique sense of depth and movement.
Curriculum Vitae
1964: Born Israel 1964 – lives and works in Sydney, Australia
1996: Studied oil painting with renowned painter Charlie Shead
1997: Studied life drawing at the Julian Ashton Art School, Sydney
1996-2013: Working artist
Solo Exhibitions
2012 "Colour Spill", Richard Martin Art, Sydney
2012 "New work", Gallery One, Gold Coast, Qld
2011 "Evok", Richard Martin Art, Sydney
2007 "Harmony of Cultures", Thierry B Gallery, Melbourne
2006 "Natural Flow", Us2 Gallery, Bondi
2004 "Crossing with Landscape", Graphis Gallery, Sydney
Collective Exhibitions
2012 Richard Martin Art – Summertide Group Show
2012 Semi Finalist Doug Moran Portrait Art Prize
2012 Finalist Mosman Art Prize
2012 Richard Martin Art – Summer, Sydney
2011 Richard Martin Art – Winter, Sydney
2011 Swift mansion, Sydney
2010 Gallery One, Gold Coast, Qld
2009 Art Sydney
2008 Brisbane Art Fair
2008 Art Singapore
2008 Galleries Direct, Sydney
2007 Reuters Charity Auction
2007 T hierry B Gallery
2007 Art Sydney
2007 Richard Martin Art, Sydney
2007 Art Melbourne
2006 Bricklane Gallery, Bondi
2006 Art Sydney
2006 Global Gallery
2005 Art Sydney
2005 Global Gallery
2012 Mosman Art Prize (Finalist)
2012 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize (Semi-Finalist)
2010 Director's Cut Blake Art Prize (Finalist)
2010 Mosman Art Prize (Finalist)
2009 Director's Cut Blake Art Prize (Finalist)
2009 Waverley Art Prize (Finalist)
2008 Paddington Art Prize (Finalist)
2006 Signature of Sydney (Semi-Finalist)
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What a Saturday. Tiger, Phil and Rory out in 32. Spieth flubs a chip and makes double on 17. Justin Rose putting the lights out. We're headed into Sunday with Tiger, Rory, Phil and Rose (24 total majors) in the last three groups and a 21-year old on the precipice of record-making history. I can't wait for the back nine on Sunday. Does Spieth start snap hooking tee shots like McIlroy in 2012 or does he hold off a charging Phil and Rose?
We gave back a little today. The dog-heavy line-up netted minus-one unit on the day. We are however, well-positioned for our tournament head-to-heads. Paul Casey could make it a big week with a strong performance tomorrow. So while we're rooting for Paul, we'll also be watching the following two-balls closely (1 unit each):
Haas -114 over Mahan
Casey -106 over Poulter
Matsuyama +136 over D Johnson
Streelman +120 over Na
Woods +137 over McIlroy
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Weekly Chat Transcript
The chat transcript is now up from this week's chat. Got to a lot of questions.
Same time next week.
Chat Tomorrow
Chat is at the usual weekly time tomorrow, noon eastern.
I'll be handling about 90 minutes of questions if you have them. This will be our weekly chat time for the rest of the draft season.
Chat Transcript
I went for a solid 2 hours this afternoon, and I got to almost all of the questions. The transcript is now up, and it's a great read for those that want more coverage as the college baseball season quickly approaches.
Here's the link for the transcript.
Tonight's draft video is on Yordy Cabrera, so feel free to leave questions here if I didn't get to them in the chat.
Weekly Chat
Tomorrow's chat will be at the normal time of noon eastern. I should be going for about 2 hours if there are enough questions, as I had to skip out a bit early last week.
Bring your questions!
Friday Chat Transcript
Sorry that I had to cut off the chat after only 45 minutes today. I'll make it up with my weekly chat next Wednesday, and hopefully we'll get plenty of college preview questions.
Here's the transcript of today's chat.
I'll be posting a link to the interview at HotStove.com when I get it later today, and my weekend column will be up tomorrow morning, and it's on how teams spend their draft money.
Draft Chat – Transcript
We had a great draft chat this afternoon, as I handled questions for a couple hours. Post any questions I didn't get to here, and I'll get back to you with answers.
If you missed the chat and are interested in the transcript, here it is:
Draft Chat Tomorrow – Noon Eastern
I'll be doing my first draft chat of the spring starting tomorrow at noon eastern. I think that will be my usual time every week for a chat, as that's generally my lightest day of the week.
As for now, you can go here to sign up for a reminder for the chat tomorrow.
Bring your questions, as I'll be able to spend a fair amount of time answering them.
Chat Archive
You want more chats in the future?
Reminder: Chat at Noon Eastern
I've set it up so that you can send in your questions there beforehand, and I'll start answering those questions right at noon. I'll cover anything you ask, so have at it.
EDIT: SBNation, the wonderful blogging platform where I got my start in MinorLeagueBall.com's FanPost section, has booted my account for making fanposts on different sites. Hmm. It was an automatic computer boot, so I don't blame the people there or anything, but if you can post something about this chat on Minor League Ball or your favorite site, that'd be greatly appreciated.
Draft Chat on Wednesday
A couple people responded positively to a post-deadline chat, so I'm planning on having one at noon eastern on Wednesday. That's 12 p.m. on the east coast, 9 a.m. on the west. Bring your questions or observations, and I'll do my best to make it a worthwhile time.


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The barn was specifically designed for Lot 86, a site situated between Coast Boulevard & Maria Tini Drive. It is a bold and modern reflection showcasing the dual entries, with each end using solids forms, 3m entry doors and minimal openings creating a modular 'barn' style home.
An open plan living and dining area and incorporated scullery allows you to enjoy the seamless flow of entertaining while across the hall behind a rustic sliding door, you will find access to a hidden bedroom wing perfect for modern families.


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Having arrived in Snowdonia two days early for a kayak trip down the River Tryweryn Stephen and I hoped to get some climbing done on Tryfan.
|Tryfan viewed from Pen yr Ole Wen in summer conditions.
As we drove up the A5 from Capel Curig towards Llyn Ogwen we got our first full view of Tryfan's east face. I had forgotten what a spectacular mountain Tryfan is: it looked particularly awe inspiring with snow etched into Heather Terrace and whispy cloud adding an air of mystery and grandure. I thought of music to accompany the scene: the first movement of Holst's The Planets perhaps, (The Bringer of War) and it was clear that with such low temperatures we were going to have to battle the elements.
One advantage of mountaining in cold weather is the lack of summer crowds and we easily found a parking place.
|Glyder Fach (above) and Cwm Bochlwyd (below) from the A5 car park
As the freezing wind was blowing from an easterly direction we decided to try climbing on the more protected west side of Tryfan and elected to try our hand on Milestone Buttress.
|Stephen 'kitting up' at the foot of 'Super Direct' (see below) HVS, Milestone Buttress.
After selecting a bomb proof ground anchor I belayed Stephen as he climbed the first pitch of Super Direct. The west face of Tryfan was not as sheltered as we had hoped. After only ten minutes, despite a thermal base layer, fleece onesie, thick Craghopper trousers, and Berghaus fleece and jacket I was getting very cold and wondering how Stephen was feeling. He soon told me and with a few expletives decided to retreat.
|An honerable retreat from 'Superdirect' with the A5 and Llyn Ogwen beneath.
Undaunted, after depositing our climbing gear back at the car, we decided to make a day of it and ascend Tryfan by the north ridge. This route is a relatively straightforward grade 1 scramble made harder on the day by a chill factor way below freezing, snow patches and verglas (ice covered rock sometimes difficult to spot)
We started unconventionally from a car park at the head of Llyn Ogwen by 'bush whacking' up an easy angled heather covered broad shoulder. As the ridge narrowed we chose rock rather than well worn paths as this avoided slippery snow patches but at the same time we had to be wary of dangerous verglas. Here and there the enjoyable scrambling gave way to more leisurely sections where we stopped and admired the views.
|A leisurely section of the north ridge with Llyn Ogwen and Yr Ole Wen in the back ground.
With all thoughts of cramp forgotten we stumbled across the famous Adam and Eve blocks at the summit.
|Stephen bridging Adam and Eve (we did not fancy jumping)


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A half-day masterclass for faith-based organisations, designed to provide you with a clear understanding of the law relating to the Equality Act 2010 and how it translates into day-to-day practice and procedure.
The Equality Act 2010 is an extremely significant piece of legislation for faith-based organisations. Religion or belief is one of the nine "protected characteristics" covered by the Act and forms the basis of a number of exceptions to the general prohibition of discrimination. This in-depth seminar will provide you with a practical understanding of the law.
Specialist speakers from BWB will lead delegates in practical workshops, with interactive case studies which will bridge the gap between theory and practice.
CPD points are available from this course.
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But that can't stop the show, so let's get on! First off, my review of The Guild Season 3, Episode 5 will be up soon on PinkRaygun.com so please head over there and join in the discussion! Another great episode and so many more questions to answer...
Jimmy Fallon is Felicia'd - again!
Felicia Day is on the 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' show tonight on NBC. It's showing at 12:35 AM Pacific here in West Coast Canada, so check when it's available where you are. Felicia has met Jimmy before and (tried to) help him with World of Warcraft:
It's going to be exciting to see Felicia on TV again!
EDIT: the interview has been added to Jimmy Fallon's website:
New Guild Competition - but hurry!
At 12 midnight (Pacific) the newest Guild competition ends. And what do you need to do for that? Simple. The new Guild DVD is now available in retail stores and everyone who posts a pic of them posing with a picture of the new DVD can enter the competition (see WatchtheGuild.com for full details of how to enter). And to make it fair that also includes those who have ordered the new one from Amazon, too.


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Surnames and Family Research Forum
I Need Help
I've been doing research on my family history. I found a few document. But I'm stuck. I have a copy of my great-grandfathers death certificate but his mothers name is not on it. His father name is. I attached the few documents that I do have. I also have a word file of the name and dates of my family tree that I have so far.
Family Tree
Dominique Murchison 18 July 1977
Vernia Murchison 06 January 1953
Roy Lee Murchison 04 June 1932 – 16 August 2007
Alton J. Murchison 09 March 1904 – 17 January 1957
Issaac Murchison born around 1888
Issaac Murchison married Lula Mc Gilvary around 23 February 1935
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Why Does It hurt So Bad But Feel So Good?
Studies have shown that exercising above 70% of you maximum results in an increase in the levels of endorphins in your blood. Endorphins are hormones that act as your body's own pain reliever. This has been credited as the reason why many people often experience changes of mood after an intense bout of exercise. So if you are stressed, upset or angry try and have a hard work out and get rid of that pent up frustration. A boxing workout is a great way to release some stress so combining that with an endorphin release will surely get you feeling great.
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