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Medium-chain triglycerides, or MCT, are triglycerides with a fatty acid chain length of six to 10 carbon atoms, according to a 2010 study in the "International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition." These fatty acids differ from long-chain triglycerides because of their solubility in water, which leads them to be absorbed at a faster rate. These triglycerides are less susceptible to being stored into adipose tissue stores. They are primarily researched for benefits in relation to health and exercise. There are several sources of these triglycerides.
Coconut Oil
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Patients with cancer may not be able to digest fat in their diet. As a result, alternative sources of healthy fat are required. Since medium-chain triglycerides are soluble in water and more readily absorbed by the body than longer-chain molecules, these are beneficial for patients with cancer. Today they can be found in supplemental form, according to NYU Langone Medical Center.


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Feb 23, 2016
Charges against Aaron Ward dismissed
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Charges against former TSN Hockey analyst Aaron Ward stemming from an alleged October domestic incident were dismissed on Friday in Wake County, N.C.
Ward, 43, was arrested on Oct. 9, 2015, in Cary, N.C., and charged with two misdemeanours, for assault on a female and interfering with emergency communications. Both charges have been dropped by the Wake County District Attorney's Office.
"After review of this case and discussions with the victim, it appears that further prosecution is not warranted," Wake County first assistant district attorney Howard J. Cummings wrote in the dismissal, according to court documents.
"I am deeply humbled by my experience the last few months. I want to thank everyone who has supported and prayed for my family," Ward tweeted Tuesday morning.
Ward played 839 NHL games and won three Stanley Cups, including one in 2006 with the Carolina Hurricanes.

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Skype has shipped a security patch for an "extremely wormable and dangerous" vulnerability affecting Skype for Mac OS X users but, inexplicably, the company isn't providing details of the severity of the flaw.
The update, which is only available manually, comes one month after researcher Gordon Maddern published a blog post warning about the dangers of this vulnerability to Mac users.
"Thee long and the short of it is that an attacker needs only to send a victim a message and they can gain remote control of the victims Mac. It is extremely wormable and dangerous," Maddern said.
Skype followed up with an advisory that simply references "security updates."
The issue is now fixed with Skype for Mac version 188.8.131.522. Because this requires a manual update, it important for Mac users to apply the patch via the "software update" feature.


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At their Sept. 12 meeting, commissioners accepted a $150,000 grant from the One Georgia Specialty Fund to help the Pike County Agribusiness Authority build a covered arena at Chestnut Oak. Interim county manager Rob Morton noted that the Agribusiness Authority has spent years planning for a covered arena for use in the community. They constructed restrooms and put up lighting at the existing arena as well as maintain a nature trail at Chestnut Oak that is open to the public.
"This facility will be a huge asset to agriculture in Pike County as well as the community with its many uses," said Pike County Agribusiness Authority chairman Ken Gran. "We have plans to host rodeos, livestock shows, cattle field days, and much more."
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Dissociation : Vol. 6, No. 1, p. 042-046 : Hypnotizability, absorption, and subscales of the Dissociative Experiences Scale in a nonclinical population
Smyser, Cameron H.
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This study examined how the characteristics of hypnotizability and absorption relate to three sub-dimensions of dissociation, as measured by three subscales of the Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES); Bernstein & Putnam, 1986). Fifty-three normal volunteers completed the DES and the Tellegen Absorption Scale (TAS) (Tellegen & Atkinson, 1974), and were assessed for hypnotizability on the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale, Form C (SHSS:C) (Weitzenhoffer & Hilgard, 1962). The three subscales of the DES include Amnestic Experiences, Absorption, and Depersonalization (Carlson et al., 1990). Of the three DES subscales, the DES Absorption subscale was found to correlate strongly with both the SHSS:C and TAS, the DES Depersonalization subscale less strongly, and the DES Amnestic Experiences subscale only weakly with the SHSS:C and not at all with the TAS. These findings are generally consistent with those of previous studies (Frischholz et al.,1991; 1992). Results are interpreted as supporting J.R. Hilgard 's (1970) theory of two developmental pathways to hypnotizability, one through absorption and the other through experience of trauma.


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Counter culture and the Ganzeer virus
I first met Mohamad Fahmy (aka Mofa, aka Ganzeer) in 2011 as he was developing a major city-wide mural project in Cairo, depicting large-scale portraits of those killed during the revolution. Described by The Guardian as "the major player in a flourishing counter culture art scene", he was looking for "the right wall" on which to paint the face of a friend.
Some of those portraits still watch over the city, in cheerful reds and yellows, tricking the eye into lingering longer on what are actually haunting visual reminders of a very recent past.
Since then, as international interest in artistic responses to the revolution have developed, so has Ganzeer's career. He has become the go-to for international stories about revolutionary street art. He has spoken and presented work in Poland, Brazil, Switzerland and Italy, developed "mad graffiti weekends" in Cairo and designed artwork to support international causes like Pussy Riot and Syria's "spray man" Nour Hatem Zahra.
His sardonic humor and cutting edge graphics steer him naturally towards the forefront of a new generation of politically motivated artists. A lifelong reader of comics who learnt to draw with Marvel, he was rejected by university art courses for not being talented enough and instead studied business at Zagazig University.
This week his first solo show, "The Virus is Spreading", opened at Safar Khan, whose dark wood detailing give it an old Cairo feel, which contrasts with Ganzeer's ultra-modern aesthetic.
"The virus can be used as an analogy to anything that shakes up The Establishment, read the press release.
"Downstairs is representing counter culture and upstairs represents the establishment," explained Ganzeer amid the colorful mess of his work in progress. "So for counter culture you have objects that are made, layers and posters and things put on top of them and so on."
A homemade cabinet will represent a "grafittied" electricity mains box, on the walls posters are glued on and half torn off, and layers of tags and scrawled graffiti contrast with carefully designed calligraphy. It is a mass of confusion and diversity, redolent of the chaos outside.
A raggedy cat, one of Ganzeer's recurring motifs, faces the entrance and is the first thing you see. It represents the Egyptian people, once revered as a deity, and now scrabbling around in the rubbish trying to eke out an existence. It is an extremely powerful symbol, at once historical and contemporary, and most importantly for Ganzeer's frame of reference, very much "of the street."
Although by no means a street artist as such, he says his work exists within both the established art world and the non-traditional, and he has always had a brush in both pots.
"I've always had a problem with galleries," he said. "It doesn't mean I've never exhibited before, but the gallery tends to feel like an isolated space that is created to exhibit art in a certain way. Because of that I feel artists themselves are forced to create art in a specific way."
This, he believes, makes the works somehow feel less significant, less relevant. "I would like to do work in galleries that might challenge the way galleries do work and get other than regular gallery goers going to them."
His now iconic "mask of freedom" is repeated in a non-aligned triptych on one wall, with the addition of the mouth being sewn up, with three religious symbols hanging onto the edge of the thread.
"It's a reference to censorship and the way people use religion to censor themselves," he says.
We move round to the back wall and a landscape diptych showing a veiled, faceless woman at the top, with a pair of high-heeled legs in fishnet stockings at the bottom. An extra-long umbilical cord leaves the woman's vagina and swirls around the board, along to the left, round a devil / sheep character and up to a foetus on the top. The traditional forms of framed work are indeed torn apart as the cord leads your eye around the wall in non-linear ways.
A phrase in between the panels reads "this should be made public." The legs are a representation of controversial Egyptian "Nude Blogger" Aliaa Al-Mahdy, who caused a furore in November 2011 by posting a nude photo of herself online. The recycling of images and collage effect is again relevant here.
"My approach is based on observations of what I make on the street and then someone else will add something and that's how I'm trying to work with it," says Ganzeer.
"But how would you feel if someone came along with a big black marker and added to the installation?" I ask.
"That would be interesting. I'm not sure I'd endorse it. And I'm not sure what the gallery would think," he says, noting that he had invited some friends to add their own take to the artwork. There are some signs of collaboration, with doodles and graffiti on one of the walls.
On opening night you can't miss those signs. A huge Sad Panda, courtesy of the eponymous artist, makes his way up the gallery stairs. Other bits of graffiti and tags are hidden amongst the cacophony of imagery on the ground floor. Upstairs is more ordered, but still collaged, with an antique effect oil portrait of a women traditionally framed in gilt, with the addition of a marker pen veil and a cheeky panda peeking over her shoulder. An abstract of Mecca, a diptych of the word "Mohamed" add to the establishment frame of reference, and a large scale landscape drawing on canvas finishes the collection, bleak in its barrenness, its minimalist line contrasting starkly with the rest of the pieces.
But back downstairs, something is missing, perhaps the most interesting part of the show. The fishnet legs have gone, in their place more graffiti, which looks a little like an afterthought.
I ask Ganzeer where the legs are.
"They were censored," he replies, "by the gallery owner."
Since I had the pleasure of meeting mother and daughter owners Sherwet Shafei and Mona Saeid on my first visit the previous week, I asked Mona first about the legs.
"It couldn't happen," she says, regretfully.
I press a little further. "It just couldn't," she says.
I take the opportunity to chat with her mother, a veteran art dealer.
"Was it nerve-wracking to give over the whole gallery to a young artist known for his dissent?"
"Not at all," she says. "We have to do this for Egypt's young artists."
But when I ask about the legs, she simply replies, "They were sold," and looks away.
"The Virus is Spreading" is on until Nov. 1 at Safar Khan Gallery, 6 Brazil Street, Zamalek, Cairo. Tel: 01223127002


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As promised, below you will see Miss Grace really telling Mema something of utmost importance! Mema hung on her every word all weekend long. She called last night and was talking about all the things that Grace was saying while we were there. She is definitely hooked on that sweet little girl! But then, who isn't?
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Trip part 2...
As promised, below you will see Miss Grace really telling Mema something of utmost importance! Mema hung on her every word all weekend long. She called last night and was talking about all the things that Grace was saying while we were there. She is definitely hooked on that sweet little girl! But then, who isn't?
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Fun weekend trip!
Wow, it's almost another weekend! Between traveling home on Monday instead of Sunday, a very slow computer, and a workshop all day on Wednesday, I am just now getting around to completing this post about our trip to Fort Worth.
Mike, Tanner, Grace and I left on Friday morning headed to Texas. We had not been to Mike's folks since April of 2008. Needless to say they were all ready to see Little Miss Grace! She traveled pretty well, thanks to the DVD player. She really only slept for about 45 minutes on the last leg of the trip. She doesn't have her paci anymore so it was not as easy for her to fall asleep. We made good time, though, and pulled into Mema and Papa's at about 3:00 p.m. Grace went to the door by herself, with Tanner around the corner, because Papa didn't know we were coming. He was very surprised to see that little girl at the door and at first didn't know who she was! It didn't take him long, though, and he was thrilled to see her. It was okay with him that we were there too, but she was the one he was really wanting to see.
Here he is just watching every move she made. He couldn't believe how big she had gotten and how verbal she was. She talked nonstop once she got comfortable in her surroundings!
There was a picture of her with Mema right here, but I accidentally deleted it! I will put it in another post later. She also was thrilled to see Miss Grace. She had seen her in February when she came up here for Grace's 2nd birthday but she was really ready to spend some more time with her. She, too, was amazed at how much she had grown and how much she was talking and making sense.
One of our all time favorite places to eat in Ft. Worth is Joe T. Garcia's. Mike craves it all the time, so I know we will eat there at least once any time we are in town. We went there for lunch on Saturday and it was just as good as it always is. Mema, Tanner, Mike, Brenda (Mike's sister), Grace and I stuffed ourselves to the hilt. Everything was fresh and hot! I had to send Taylor a picture of our table since she didn't go with us. She was not too thrilled!
After Joe T.'s, Brenda, Mema, Grace and I went to one of Brenda's friends and picked up their little girl who is the same age as Grace. We then went to Forest Park to ride the train. It was a lot of fun. The train was a little bigger than the one in Ft. Smith that Grace, Granny and I had ridden. The ride lasted for about 45 minutes and we saw some pretty scenery. Brenda was excited to be able to take Grace on the train. She remembered when she had taken Taylor and Tanner on the same one.
This is Audrey. She was more bashful than Grace at first, but she finally came around. Grace wanted to hold her hand and sit by her on the benches while we waited. She wouldn't even look at Grace at first. Grace couldn't quite understand why she wouldn't have anything to do with her. It was fun watching them interact. Grace is never around kids her own age. By the end of the train ride they were best friends and hugging each other. When we got Audrey back to her house she didn't want to go in! Don't they both have beautiful blue eyes?
Back at Mema and Papa's we had gotten popsicles from the ice cream truck. Grace obviously got a red popsicle! We stripped her down to panties and kept her outside and she had a ball.
When she finished it, Brenda got the water hose after her! She loved it, too. She loves the water as much or more than any kid I know. She stood still for a while and then she ran off. It was funny watching Brenda go after her with that hose.
On Sunday morning we left Ft. Worth headed for Lake Texoma to spend the day with Chadd, Jeannie and Brett. We met up with them at their boathouse. Immediately we put the life vest on Grace. I was a nervous wreck when we first got there. Grace is not really afraid of much and we were surrounded by water! They kept telling me that she was okay, even if she fell in her head wouldn't even go under water because of the design of the vest. She got pretty hot and kept wanting it off, but all in all she did pretty well. Jeannie got out the little fishing rods and let her fish right up there where we were sitting on the dock. She caught 2 almost immediately! She seemed to enjoy seeing them, but didn't really want to have much to do with them. Ranger, the dog, on the other hand was very interested in them!
After we snacked on some sausage stuffed peppers, we took off on the boat! Grace really enjoyed that. I was very nervous once again, trying to keep her still! We went off a ways and let the boat drift while Tanner, Jeannie, Brett, Chadd and Grace did some lake swimming! Tanner took very good care of his niece! The boat drifted quite a ways away and Chadd ended up going out to help bring Grace back. She was not so crazy about swimming with Chadd! It all worked out fine, though.
She did okay with Jeannie as long as she stayed close to the boat!
Tanner and Jeannie had to 2 seats at the front of the boat that they fish from so of course Grace wanted to be up there. She is pretty crazy about her Uncle T anyway, so she likes to be with him.
We had a great day at the lake! After our boat excursion we headed back to the boathouse for some delicious fajitas. When everyone had their fill we headed into Chadd and Jeannie's to spend the night. We were all pretty tired from the sun. On Monday morning we headed back to Arkansas! We stopped off in Alma to spend some time with Granny and then took Grace home. She didn't want to go home, she wanted to go to our house! We, however, were ready for her to go to her house! I love her dearly, but it was good to drop her at her house after having her for 4 days straight. I am reminded every time we have her for any length of time like that why we have our kids when we are younger!
We really did have a wonderful trip and I hope we get to have many more with her!!!
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The giant key that passed hands Tuesday outside the new Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center came with a condition: "Use it and enjoy it, but come April we want it back."
With that, Salt Lake Organizing Committee president and CEO Mitt Romney took the four-foot-long key with the Olympic logo printed on it, said thanks and to himself gave a deep sigh of relief.
Located between the bobsled run and the ski jump arena at the Utah Olympic Park, the new 29,000-square-foot center is nearly ready to be occupied short-term by the world's media during the 2002 Winter Games.
"This is a big plus for us," said Romney as he spun around to look at the three-story structure with the etched-glass front. "The world media will be warm and secure, in a well-lit building, instead of having to stay in the tents and trailers we would have had to use."
The new building will be the media subcenter for journalists covering ski jumping, luge, skeleton and bobsled.
In 1989, Alan Engen expressed a wish to David Amidon to build a small A-frame structure near Alta to display the hundreds of awards and memorabilia belonging to Alf Engen, his father, who is recognized as one of the great pioneers of skiing.
The wish eventually led to the construction of the $10 million Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center, which next spring will house, among other things, the Alf Engen Museum and a display of the 2002 Winter Games.
Money for the center came in a number of ways, said David Quinney, trustee for the S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney Foundation, a major contributor to the center. One of those was from private donors, who "gave $5 and $10, up to $100 and $1,000," he said. "All total, these amounted more than $1 million."
In order to use the building during the Olympics and Paralympics, SLOC contributed $250,000 to the fund.
The center is expected to open to the public in early June. The museum will take up 5,000 square feet and the Olympic showcase another 4,500 square feet, with the remainder housing an auditorium and a small eating area called the Ecker Hill Cafe. The cafe is named after the once-famous Ecker ski jumping hill that is located over the mountain to the north.
The most striking feature of the new building is the "glass" front. Etched in Plexiglas are the names, logos and a two-story resemblance of Alf Engen in a classic ski jumping pose.
"We originally wanted to use glass," explained Alan Engen, "but it was much too expensive. We chose, instead, to use Plexiglas. They etched in the figures and then put on a special backing to make it look like real glass."
Romney talked about the generosity of people, not only towards this building but to other causes. He mentioned about initial doubts of SLOC raising $50 million for the Games through local contributions and sponsors, "and instead we raised $150 million."
He also told the group that a special Olympic pin, with red and white bars and a blue crown commemorating last week's tragedies in New York and Washington, was designed and offered over the Internet Monday night.
"It hit the news and was reported that the pin would cost $5, but that $4.62 of that money would go to the victims in the Sept. 11th tragedy," he said. "When I left my office this afternoon, we'd sold 50,380 pins."
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Lyonesse Launch Date Nears
Lyonesse is very nearly ready. We're formatting the launch content and uploading it into the system now. Next, we'll be entering all of our Kickstarter backers into the database and enabling their subscriptions. And that's it. At this point, the process is going very smoothly. The official Lyonesse launch date will be Tuesday, March 21, 2017. We'll be going live somewhere around 8:00 AM Central Time. I'll have to punch the button manually, so that's about as precise as I can time it.
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PS4 Launch Lineup and More Revealed! – Sony Drops 'Ultimate PS4 FAQ'
Sony's PS4 is releasing soon, and most of its vital details have been revealed at this point. But there are still a million little questions like, "What titles will be available at launch?", or "Is the hard drive upgradable?" Now Sony has released an exhaustive list of information about the Playstation 4 that should answer all your questions!
Sony has taken steps to cover all its bases with the massive PS4 compendium it released today. The "Ultimate PS4 FAQ" attempts to address every question that might arise before the release of the Sony's Next-Gen Console. The Playstation 4 releases on November 15th in the U.S., and November 29th in Europe an other markets, so anything this FAQ might have missed will be revealed soon.
Until then, quite a few burning questions (and a few that are, frankly, pretty obscure) have been answered. As we've been hearing, the PS4 internal hard drive can be upgraded with a larger drive that fits certain specs. However, external hard drives aren't compatible as storage for the console.
Of course, most people want to know about the launch line up. I have to say, it's a little disappointing. But with the huge list of titles on deck, it shouldn't be long until that line up is beefed up. Check out the list below, it's followed by an excerpt of the System Details section of Sony's FAQ.
Check out the whole FAQ here! Be sure to sound off in the comments!
Sony Computer Entertainment WorldWide Studios Titles
Killzone Shadow Fall
Sound Shapes
Third-Party Titles
Angry Birds Star Wars Activision
Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Ubisoft
Call of Duty Ghosts Activison
FIFA 14 EA Sports
Battlefield 4 Electronic Arts
Just Dance 2014 Ubisoft
Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)
Lego Marvel Super Heroes Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
Madden NFL 25 EA Sports
NBA 2K14 2K Sports
Indie Titles
Contrast Compulsion Games
Pinball Arcade FarSight Studios
Sony's System Details follow below:
How much does the PS4 system cost? When does it come out?
The PS4 system will retail for USD $399.99 (MSRP) in the United States and CAD $399.99 (MSRP) in Canada when it debuts on November 15th, 2013 in North America. PlayStation Camera and additional DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controllers will retail for $59.99 (MSRP) each.
When does PS4 come out in different countries and regions?
North America: November 15th, 2013 (Canada and the United States)
Europe: November 29th, 2013. (Australia, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia , Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom)
Latin America: November 29th, 2013 (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru)
Japan: February 22nd, 2014
Asia regions: The middle of December 2013
Other regions: TBA
What comes in the PS4 box at launch?
You'll get a PS4 system with a 500GB hard drive, a DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller, a micro-USB cable for charging the DUALSHOCK 4 controller, a Mono-headset for voice chat, a power cable (1.5m), and an HDMI cable (2.0m).
What input/output ports and connectivity features does PS4 support?
HDMI OUT, DIGITAL OUT (OPTICAL AUDIO), Ethernet, two USB 3.0 ports, and an auxiliary connector reserved for PlayStation Camera. PS4 also features integrated 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi for wireless internet connectivity and Bluetooth 2.1 for DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controller connectivity.
Does PS4 require an external "power brick"?
PS4 is designed with an internal power supply, so it does not have an external "power brick."
Will users be able to replace PS4's stock 500GB hard drive? What hard drive sizes are supported?
PS4 owners will be able to replace PS4's standard hard drive. PS4's hard drive is used to store downloaded game and video content, game save files, gameplay movies and images, and more.
What type of hard drive does PS4 use?
PS4 is equipped with a 5400 RPM SATA II hard drive. Users can choose to install a new hard drive so long as it complies with these standards, is no thicker than 9.5mm, and is larger than 160GB.
Will users be able to connect an external hard drive to expand storage on PS4?
No, this feature is not supported on PS4.
[Via: Playstation Blog]
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The Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens encourage people of all ages to share in the responsibility for making decisions about this most important public space by becoming a member. We firmly believe that those people who assume some 'ownership' of the gardens will become more civic-minded. Here you will find commitment, communication and cooperation to keep things moving. If you are interested in lifelong learning about local horticulture in a most attractive setting then do come and join us. Perhaps the cultural and historical aspects of our public gardens are of more interest to you. Our active members enjoy the companionship of like-minded members in specialised interest groups. They are well-rewarded for their efforts by experiencing a general feeling of satisfaction and sometimes great pleasure and joy for having contributed to one or more of the many Friends' projects. You will be welcomed most warmly no matter what skills you have to offer. Other not-so-active members are just happy to make a financial contribution to a worthy cause and to be kept informed about activities taking place in the gardens via the newsletter.
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ONE Sotheby's International Realty announced that I have been inducted into the 2016 Top Producer Circle. My sales volume in 2015 placed me within an elite group of the top 20 associates in our leading luxury real estate firm. As an honoree, I was recognized at a private dinner where I enjoyed celebrating a year of productivity with this elite group of my fellow high-achieving colleagues as well as in an announcement in the Miami Herald.
I'm proud to be part of the global network and the Sotheby's International Realty brand as it is displayed in the Florida market. As a top performer in this leading firm, I am drawn to a propensity for perfection both with myself and with what the Sotheby's brand delivers. In 2015, we generated $7.6 Billion in total sales! A record-setting figure which I am proud to have contributed to with a high volume of significant transactions. I look forward to continuing my strong market presence in Southeast Florida, leveraging brand recognition and adding value to the powerful Sotheby's International Realty network.
Work with an experienced and trusted ONE Sotheby's International Realty producer. Call today for a consultation with Ashton Coleman at #888.383.7326. My expertise covers our local markets and all facets of residential real estate delivering you extraordinary service that has firmly established my brand as an international luxury real estate leader since 2002. Reach out to benefit from my successful track record and experience stellar service and results working with one of the very best. I work with buyers as we explore real estate opportunities matching your wants & needs in Miami's most sought after communities and I work with sellers as we go to work to sell your property for the highest figure in the least amount of time. Who's on your side?
A few of my business slogans over the years include..
Miami Beach is a small community and we as top producing agents, eventually work with one another. In the case of the below, I must say I am flattered and more importantly, thankful I did not follow through with lawsuits on each of these imitation companies. The question of consumer confusion arises as offices open across Miami using very similar copycat names. Was this something to be concerned over? Are consumers of Miami real estate confused? Was there a legal battle to pursue or should I leave it alone?
There has definitely been noted confusion as I get important fax documents from time to time for one or more of these companies below. Consumers may not be any wiser to know the difference but in the end, it doesn't even matter given my choice not to go solo as a boutique Miami brokerage office. In the end, Miami Dream Realty.com (SM) will always be the original. Here are the others NOT to be confused with Miami Dream Realty.com (SM).
For thirteen years now, I've learned "the ropes" regarding real estate intricacies. In 2002, I began as an associate Realtor® working with SBI Realty and making every rookie mistake in the book but also learning from the ground up. I then moved to Keller-Williams Miami Beach which allowed me great freedom to grow my business and really handle all aspects of the business operation while enjoying yearly caps on commission. The years brought me a fun family of agents and good Miami real estate knowledge, but I was still missing something from the total package.
In following the who's who of top producing broker's in Miami I noted a force growing so fast, so rapid that I had to be a part of it. In March 2014, I moved my broker's license to ONE Sotheby's International Realty.
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Besides the Miami real estate market being so desirable and a local confidence across the globe, the major marketing channels, and International advantages in promoting premier luxury real estate have spoken volumes about my business. Now, the bigger picture is something far greater than my original website Miami Dream Realty.com (SM) and any potential boutique brokerage plans. It has to do with the overall extraordinary combination of my brokerage skill set with the International exposure and global prestige of Sotheby's International Realty.
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Newsflash my baby: Lately you are less "baby", more "small human taking over our house." You recently turned 18 months old, and it is finally becoming clear to me what people meant when they promised this parent job would get fun - because holy hell my little monkey, you are so. much. FUN.
Sure, raising a small human is still hellish on a fairly frequent basis. There are moments when literally pulling out my hair seems like a perfectly reasonable reaction to a toddler who just hit me in the face or chucked her dinner across the room.
That said, those hellish moments are becoming more balanced with neat, hilarious, fun things that I had never quite anticipated, that I am grateful for, that I wish could be bottled and preserved forever. Like scotch. (That's a bad example. Don't drink scotch.)
My point is, Fraggle, you're making our lives so much more fun than they were before. Life before you was, well, boring, as far as I can tell. Life now is exhausting, yes, but also exceptionally engaging. For example...
You talk.
Like, a lot.
Before I went to sleep the other night, I was counting
Obviously there are only a handful of people who can understand these "words," but that fact matters very little when you look at me and say "sheesh" (meaning, please, I want that, help me mama); or "bAL" (meaning, hey look, a balloon); or "WHOA" (meaning, WHOA LOOK AT HOW COOL THAT IS I CAN'T BELIEVE IT). Or my personal silent favourite: tapping one hand on top of the other when we chase/tickle/toss you (meaning, more! more!).
Communicating with you, my darling Fraggle, is the highlight of my day.
You dance.
You adore music, bursting a giant grin and wide eyes that light up your face when you hear a guitar strum or a drum beat.
Even better than witnessing the beaming smile is watching you dance (aka run) around our kitchen - with moves including the Knee-bend, the Moonwalk, the Smooth Criminal, and your most recent addition, the Peg Leg.
You count.
Kinda. It's more like pointing. You point at all the frogs, or bears or butterflies and say "da da da" as I count. You understand the concept - a concept that you wouldn't catch if someone (that is, we, your parents) didn't teach you.
What I'm getting at is that you learn.
You are a person that I grew inside my body, and who, since that time, has absorbed every minor tidbit of seemingly useless information, and then somehow successfully applied it to your own little world.
You use a spoon. You stack cups. You tidy up. You carry your pajamas into the bathroom. You clap and say "yaaay!" when you place a puzzle piece. You have a hand sign for toilet, and you run to your potty, hand waving, when you're about to pee.
You copy everything. You hear everything. You observe everything and store it away for later. And when you reveal some new thing you've learned, I get to think to myself: "I taught her that. She got that from me."
Unfortunately, that whole copy-cat thing is bound to bite me in the ass. One day you'll crack your neck like a prize-fighter, or argue with a stranger in a parking lot, or shovel a slab of cheesecake into your face like it will save your life. And on those days, I'll have to be there apologizing for teaching you the wrong thing, showing you the wrong example, leading you down the wrong path.
I only hope you'll also be glad that I taught you how to count frogs, how to host a very exclusive living room dance party, how to spit like a camel - because these are the things I want most for you. I want you to be clever, independent, active, helpful, polite, communicative, engaged, and a fan of Michael Jackson's music. I want you to absorb the good stuff, the fun stuff (and ignore the shit) because I'm starting to realize that nothing else much matters than being happy.
You're happy, my doll, and I hope I can help you stay that way.
PS. Seriously, don't drink scotch. That never ends well.


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Basically, the first machine (the feller-buncher) cuts down trees; a second machine, the skidder, drags the timber to a staging area; and a third machine, a tracked excavator with a grabber attachment, feeds the maw of a fourth machine, the horizontal grinder. The grinder shoots the chips into a semi-trailer.
Later in the day, two more tracked machines went over the ground to prepare for parking-lot work: a stump-grinder and a mulcher.
The feller-buncher looks similar to a trackhoe, but at the end of its boom it has a hydraulic attachment with a really big circular saw and a gripper. The operator rotates and tilts the attachment to align with a trunk or branch, and pushes in the saw blade. Using the gripper above the saw, he can hold on to the newly-cut section to set it into a pile, or can push it over to land on the other side.
Here's a view of the feller-buncher at work:
While the machine is capable of taking down a big tree with a single saw-cut, instead this operator took down big and even medium-sized trees one bite at a time. This avoids overloading the feller-buncher and saves the skidder operator a lot of time in gathering up the felled timber.
See this time-lapse of the feller-buncher, spanning less than an hour of equipment time:


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- $485.00
- Category: Hair & Make Up
- Level: Beginner
- Certificate:
- Provider: JDC Course
- Hair & Make up/ Bridal Hair & Make up taught by our experienced and professional tutor Carlos Palma
- Enjoy the felxibility and freedom of completing course work on your own schedule
- Learn online, on any device and browser over a 12 month period
- Every successful student will get a course completion certificate from JD Campus
Start Your Journey To Become A complete Hair & Make Up Stylist with Bridal Hair & Make Up
JD Campus London is a leading London Fashion College and part of the Global JD Institute brings you an exclusive & accredited e-learning course on hair & make up artistry. Begin your journey with us exploring different hair & make up designs for different occasions. Learn the basics that can one day lead you to being the next Michael Ashton, who now works with celebrities such as Adele, Zac Efron, and Hilary Swank. Our E-learning courses are built to the same standard as our classroom courses but give our students a chance to learn from anywhere and at their own comfort.
The Course
Following JD Campuses teaching philosophy, our e-learning course is highly interactive with assignments and video lectures which are so good, that you will hardly miss the classroom experience of our traditional courses. Our responsive e-learning hub gives you the freedom of studying on your tablet, PC or smart phone. This course includes 9 modules on Hair & Make Up Artistry & Bridal Hair & Make Up. Upon course completion learners are awarded with a certificate of completion from JD Campus.
Course Modules
- Module 1. Introduction & Tool Kit
- Module 2. A Complete Guide To Eye Make Up - Extra on How to do the perfect Smokey Eye, Covering up dark circles and how to do the perfect Cat Eyes.
- Module 3. Day to Evening Look - Eyebrows, Eyelashes, Contouring ,Foundation, Lips and cheeks, Evening Hair & Evening Make Up
- Module 4. Different Face Shape & Skin Type Make Up - Square,Round,Heart, Average (video demonstration)
- Module 5. Makeovers & Makeup for Film and Magazines - Classic Hair & Makeup, Glamourus Hair & Makeup, Photo ready, hollywood look
- Module 6: Bridal Make Up How to create Vintage looks - 20s 30s & 40s
- Module 7: Bridal Hair & Makeup How to create Unique / Strong look
- Module 8: Bridal Hair & Makeup How to create Romantic look
- Module 9: Bridal Hair & Makeup How to create Classic & Modern looks
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Specialty: Hair & Makeup
- Accredited reputation in New York, Miami and London, major Fashion Capitals
- Classical art training background, with over 20 years of fashion experience
- Worked & works with many photographers, stylists, publishers and celebrities
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In my opinion this course is brilliant. I really only wanted to do hair ups ect . But I have to admit i am loving it all. And IŌĆÖm shocking myself and all my friends with the makeup . I am excited to finish the course. .. I would definitely recommend it to anyone . If I can do well then trust me you can . I wasnŌĆÖt girly until I started this course. . I would love to do one in person with Carlos palma. .
Posted By Michelle Edmondson, GB on 30th Sep, 2018
The tutor has a wide knowledge of the course, his approach was made as simple and as basic to deliver a greater understanding of it. The learning process was great and I have given the opportunities to learn other techniques.
Posted By Chester Fernandez, GB on 15th Jan, 2018
The course is a informative course. I enjoyed the videos, and I look forward to using the skills I have learnt.
Posted By Mary storer-rogers, GB on 25th Oct, 2017
An a good example on what kind of products are needed in our make up bag.
Posted By Rita Kaur, GB on 11th Oct, 2017
I completed the Hair & Make Up + Bridal Course through JD Campus London online and I am confident with the knowledge and learning experience that this class has taught me to start tomorrow as an official make-up artist! This class was very informative! From the first to the last module, I had a positive and eager to learn attitude in completing the reading material and watching the videos by taking notes from start to finish! Thank you so much! I highly recommend this class to anyone that wants to become a make up artist!
Posted By Jamie Johnson, US on 3rd Oct, 2017
Very pleased with products
Posted By Suwanna , GB on 2nd Oct, 2017
Great course, value for money
Posted By Heena Azim, GB on 25th Sep, 2017
this course was brilliant as a first timer in make-up. So relaxed and easy to understand.....I would highly reccomend
Posted By Lucy Spooner, GB on 21st Sep, 2017
This course is a great way to get started on becoming a hair and make up artist. The video demonstrations are very detailed and precise. It is also a good way if you don't quite understand as you can re watch. The quiz at the end of each module are great as you can retake them and the module notes are a great help. I feel confident I can go out on my own as an artist knowing I have picked up some great skills from this course.
Posted By Nicola woodhouse, GB on 19th Sep, 2017
I found this course very helpful and enjoyed learning new skills. I haven't received my certificate yet so would like to have that to show everybody my achievement.
Posted By Poppy Blythe, GB on 12th Sep, 2017
Videos are really understanding
Posted By Ellie Parker, GB on 10th Sep, 2017
Thank you, your tutorial was very informative and helpful in my continuing study of this subject. ¤śā
Posted By Nicole McLaren, AU on 6th Sep, 2017
This course was very informative, the demonstration videos are on point and hold your interest throughout. Definitely worth doing if you want to learn about hair styling and makeup application. Whether it is just for yourself or to start a new hobby or career.
Posted By Memuna Ougradar, GB on 2nd Sep, 2017
I started this course instead of doing another year in sixth-form and it was one of the best decisions I made! the classes where easy to understand and the module notes very descriptive. I 100% recommend to anyone who is not a school lover like me or has a lot of time to spare. It took me under a year to complete and i'm so happy I did it. I have learnt so much in the 10 months I've been doing it.
Posted By Kadi Berrie, GB on 1st Jun, 2017
Very interesting and helpful great advise
Posted By Debbie mclean, GB on 29th Apr, 2017
Love the course, helped me massively in confidence and to get techniques right.
Posted By Stacie jones, GB on 6th Apr, 2017
Posted By Jessica Collins, US on 4th Apr, 2017
I absolutely loved this course from start to finish! I shall definitely be looking into doing more with JD Campus, they do a fabulous job!
Posted By Mrs Vicki, GB on 4th Apr, 2017
this is a really helpful course and ive learnt so many different tips and tricks and have improved my make up and hair ability.
Posted By Joanna , GB on 25th Mar, 2017
Absolutely loved the course! Great makeup lessons and lovely bridal looks. Carlos is a fantastic teacher.
Posted By Paulina Majgier, GB on 4th Mar, 2017
I took this course not knowing what to expect. Carlos is a very thorough teacher that covers basic and advanced techniques to cater to each client. There were tips for makeup application I had never heard before, and appreciated his honesty in how to build a makeup kit that is versatile and functional. Highly recommend this course.
Posted By Jaime Buelterman, US on 13th Feb, 2017
I really enjoyed this course. I was able to complete it in less than 12 months. I dedicated alot of time in this course on a daily basis because its something that im very passionate about!
Posted By Roosevelt Laquan, US on 11th Feb, 2017
this is a good course but its very difficult to get models when you don't have a lot of friends or they just don't want to help you and I think adding some photos from google or magazines should be enough, I want to show what I can do but I just do not have people around me who want to model for me. the tutor is great and informative and gives great styling ideas to finish off different looks in make up.
Posted By Catherine Margaret, AU on 20th Dec, 2016
Absolutely loved this course. Found it so useful and interesting. Thanks!
Posted By Hannah Howlett, AU on 20th Nov, 2016
I thoroughly enjoyed this course. There were so many tricks and tips picked up during the classes I can use in my daily routine along with doing other's makeup. Thank you!!
Posted By Elizabeth Rhoades, US on 7th Nov, 2016
very good course very insightful and helpful
Posted By Katie Ryan, IE on 6th Nov, 2016
im love everything im learning in JD campus :)
Posted By Flor parra, US on 25th Sep, 2016
Great course!
Posted By Zahra Al-chokhachi, US on 19th Sep, 2016
Learned some great tips
Posted By Tracey poole, GB on 18th Sep, 2016
Love it! The instructor is very informative and provide clear instructions.
Posted By Jennifer De Leon, US on 3rd Sep, 2016
Lovely, very informative and interesting!
Posted By Alisa A, US on 26th Aug, 2016
I would highly recommend this course as it covers all the basics and more also its an easy course to follow. It has given me the confidence to start my journey as a makeup artist.
Posted By Fiona coyne, IE on 17th Aug, 2016
Just started and i have already learned soo much!
Posted By Karen , US on 22nd Jul, 2016
Absolutely stunning Course.
Tutor Carlos Palma is highly professional but so passionate with humour on the side!
Sharing his knowledge with each step, he is truly a Mentor to follow.
Posted By Stella Horne, ZA on 20th Jul, 2016
The course was very interesting and helpful with good advice and tips.
The videos were very informative especially when explaining why certain products should be used.
Posted By JASMINE MCLEAN, GB on 15th Jul, 2016
I love it I learn alot
Posted By Dina , US on 12th Jul, 2016
Very informative course and shows various amounts of looks.
Posted By Sarah Mcloughlin, IE on 6th Jul, 2016
Thank you Carlos and Team.
I loved watching and learning.What a great school to learn.
Many blessings for the future
Thanks Chantiss
Posted By Chantiss , AU on 5th Jul, 2016
I'm learning a lot in this course. The only disadvantage is that I wish Carlos used a dark-skinned model as well because it's hard to relate in terms of styling hair and what shades of makeup to use e.g. for eyeshadow and lip colour when going for the natural day look.
Posted By Niece Nmezu, GB on 22nd Jun, 2016
I have loved playing with makeup and creating new looks for events, parties, weddings, etc. This course has helped me learn many new techniques I can apply when doing people's makeup and it has also helped me become more aware of the science which comes behind the makeup such as the bone structures of the face and becoming more aware on what features are more dominant and should be shown more based on the different face shapes. I found this course very easy to complete and educational with the module notes, exercises and videos which are clear and go in-depth.
Posted By Shyann , GB on 21st Jun, 2016
The course is fantastic.
Learnt a lot. Thank you very much.
Posted By Given Evans, GB on 13th Jun, 2016
incredible course. extremely well set out making it easy to follow. any problems or queries are dealt with quickly and professionally.
I would recommend this course to anyone.
Posted By Charlotte Gilbert, GB on 13th Jun, 2016
This course has been very informative and thorough. I've enjoyed working through the techniques and also started putting them to practice.
Now .... Practice makes perfect!! Thank you Carlos & JD Campus!!!
Posted By Tenique Naude, ZA on 12th May, 2016
I have thoroughly enjoyed this course and am sad that my access has ended. ¤śó
This course has been so informative and much more extensive than I expected.
One of the main things that made the program so awesome was having Carlos as a tutor. He makes everything so accessible and takes the fear out of doing make up and hair.
Everything seems so simple the way he explains it and he instills confidence in you that you can do this, no problem. He teaches you tricks that you can tell he has learned after many years of experience and reiterates the main points in various lessons so the point sticks with you.
He teaches you so many looks, from daily classic looks to bridal and editorial.
I was so happy with his teaching; I'm acctually sad there's no master level course with Carlos as the tutor.
The only thing I would've liked was if the course materials would've had a whole section on hygiene; I think this acctually should be the first lesson any make up artist learns and should be emphasized. There is a little bit of info on hygiene in the course materials, but not too much. I think this is a very important addition!
Also I wish the course materials included an actual picture of a color wheel in the color theory section and a more detailed picture in the anatomy section, as some of the anatomy listed that you need to learn, is not in the diagram of the skull given and the diagram is also a little small. I wish there was a large picture of the skull with all of the anatomy labeled.
However, overall, I loved the program and would recommend it to anyone!
Posted By Kristy L. Alvarez, US on 4th May, 2016
Good day
I love makeup and all it has to offer, for years I did makeup for friends and family for weddings and matric balls etc. but never had the time to do a proper course.
This course was so help full and I really learned amazing amount of info in such a short time.
I am doing a Wedding this weekend and cant wait to apply all my new skills.
I already recommended the course to few people. thank you for the time you took to put together the study material and very, very informative videos.
Now I can finally do this for and extra income and not just for free, because I didn't have the proper qualifications.
Kind Regard
Super Exited
Posted By Suky Silver, ZA on 26th Apr, 2016
Excellent course. I really learnt a lot and feel more confident in doing different hairstyles. I also now know more about how to chose the right kind of foundation for a client and how to confidently chose the right kind of colours for their skin tones. Great
Posted By donna kolev, GB on 26th Apr, 2016
So excited, I can't wait to get started!!
Posted By Lisa Marie, GB on 25th Apr, 2016
amazing course, very understanding
Posted By rebecca lucas, GB on 22nd Apr, 2016
Good intro
Posted By Anucha Mora-Richards, GB on 17th Apr, 2016
Video was brief but semi informative
Posted By Donna Jordan, US on 1st Apr, 2016
A great course with a lot of interesting information. Thank you very much
Posted By Sascha Elske, GB on 13th Mar, 2016
So far everything has been smooth and I'm ready to start my course ¤śŖ
Posted By Alexis Michele, US on 6th Mar, 2016
Good information. Easy to understand.
Posted By Janna soileau, US on 27th Feb, 2016
Fantastic so far !! Really looking forward to get stuck into this course!
Posted By Avril Mackie, GB on 23rd Feb, 2016
Short introduction to make up and hair styling. Helpful.
Posted By Angela Hamilton-Williams, GB on 19th Feb, 2016
Brilliant loves doing this course everything was explained clearly and there's help if you need it
Posted By Louise wilcox, GB on 17th Feb, 2016
I must say I have quite enjoyed everyone of these courses the videos really helped for the hands on part of the course I learned so much more about the skin and the tips and tricks I really like using when I apply makeup on others thank you gor making this course available.
Posted By Alberta Medrano, US on 14th Feb, 2016
This course was so much fun and made me look at make up in a different way i love how i now know more skills and can not wait to get on with my new skills.
Posted By Naomi Garland, GB on 6th Feb, 2016
Good classes, really easy to learn!
Posted By , GB on 27th Jan, 2016
Pourrais je avoir les cours en fran├¦ais. Merci
Posted By Mich├©le Schyns, BE on 21st Jan, 2016
The course has been very knowledgeable and I learnt new tricks in the field. I also tried few of the make up. However with the hairstyling I will need more practice.
It was a good course to be recommended.
Posted By Kareshmah Oogarah, GB on 13th Jan, 2016
I really learned a lot about hair and make up being that I work construction and never able to take a class on my spare time and here I was able to take my time and learn.
Thank you
Posted By Elsa Rosa, US on 12th Jan, 2016
The course work was easy to understand and work through. The quizzes covered the important points of the material and the videos were very helpful.
Posted By Elmyra Joy Wilson, US on 27th Dec, 2015
I thought this was a great Basics tutorial that could go at your own pace. Even though I have been dabbling in makeup already, there are things I picked up that I never really thought about, like matching the foundation color to the collarbone and using the sponge not only the blend but to even out areas. Several new things I picked up in the Notes which you are somewhat forced to read in order to pass the quizzes. The color wheel is great. I've learned about it in Cosmetology school but never really used it. I am someone that normally uses only natural brown tones. Using colors, like purple, frightened me but I was very happy with the end results. Makeup has been taken by storm these days, but I am glad this shows how to still look natural and not caked like most tutorials.
Posted By Ebony Bisson Williams, US on 27th Dec, 2015
very informative and helpful !
learnt a lot
Posted By Juwairiya Ayhassin, ZA on 20th Dec, 2015
Great class and wonderful instructor
I learned a lot and very happy I purchased this class thank you
Posted By Rashad M, US on 10th Dec, 2015
I cannot view videos on my phone. I can only hear them
Posted By Zaida Abrahams, ZA on 26th Nov, 2015
Posted By Kelly vale, GB on 20th Nov, 2015
I love this course it was so entertaining, I have gained a lot of skills through this! I loved how it was all done online and done at your own pace.
Posted By Katie Jayne Iveson, GB on 27th Oct, 2015
Course is easy to follow, videos fun to watch, good value for money.
Posted By Jody Gough, GB on 21st Sep, 2015
Very informative.
Posted By Debra Prine, US on 26th Aug, 2015
I just want to let you know that I love the feature where we can expand the screen to full screen. I also love the fact that we can print the notes to PDF. Thank you for having those features.
Posted By Rawaty Yim, US on 25th Aug, 2015
Good overview of hair and make-up. I liked the tips. I also liked the tips/color wheel, oil based foundation, start collecting make-up brushes, palates of color for lips and eye shadows.
Posted By Maryanne , US on 25th Jul, 2015
Fab course very well explained the videos are fantastic all in all 10/10 from me
Posted By Megan Hodgson, GB on 14th Jul, 2015
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Living in the countryside in a old house, you get used to living with wildlife all around you. Sometimes you see the wild creatures, sometimes you hear them , and sometimes you just know they've visited, like when the deer have munched through your favourite flowers.
We have pipistrelle bats living in the eaves at White Moss House. These are the smallest, most common British bats. When you see them flying around in the evening, the bats look like birds, swallow like and pretty. At this time of year there are baby bats around, and every year we find the babies straying indoors.The baby bats are only a few inches long. They look like a leaf on the carpet, then closer examination show they are live!
Last year we rang the local bat experts to find out what to do for the best. He advised carefully taking the baby bats outside and positioning them in a crevice near to where the bast fly. We've now done this twice in the last few days. Let's hope that little battlings found their mums.


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What is it about getting behind the wheel of a car that brings out those feelings of hatred and anger?
At least, that's the case for approximately 79 per cent of all Canadian drivers, who 'fessed up to feelings of road rage in a recent survey from online car insurance comparison service, Kanetix.ca.
And despite plenty of informal — and formal — studies analyzing the difference between men and women's driving abilities, it looks like the genders are almost equal when it comes to the phenomenon. Though men in Ontario clocked in at 83 per cent admitting to white knuckles at the wheel, numbers for women are on the rise, with 72 per cent saying they definitely have felt some anger in the car.
The theories as to why road rage might be taking over abound, including a simple equation that sees people driving more, with an increase in cars on the road. However, researchers at the University of Chicago put some psychology into play as well, stating to LiveScience.com that it's the driver's perception of having been insulted that can bring on the anger.
"For instance in driving, if you are kind and let someone go in front of you, that driver may be considerate in response. But if you cut someone off, that person may react very aggressively, and this could escalate to road rage," explained University of Chicago psychology professor Boaz Keysar to the publication. "Small slights could escalate to unbelievable, irrational feuds."
So what kind of behaviours specifically bring on the road rage? According to Kanetix's survey, it's the following:
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EDITOR'S DESK: On candidates and online
Alert readers (aren't you all?) will already have noticed that the responses from the two Republican District 3 county
commissioner candidates differ radically in length. For the record, I asked both Jack Gloriod and Sallie Clark to write up to 200
words on each question.
Some of you may already be thinking it, but I'm going to say it out loud: Clark wrote more because she has more to say. Did you
see what Gloriod wrote about Section 16? If I didn't know better (actually, I don't), I'd say he has no clue what or where
Section 16 is or how the conservation trust fund works in Colorado. The real classic is his answer to the question about ensuring
the Westside's small-town feel. "I will work closely with the Manitou city government to insure harmony in our efforts to care for
the citizens of the Westside"? Indeed. Did the boundaries of Manitou Springs expand one night to Limit Street?
Anyway, at risk of repeating myself from a column two weeks ago, this paper strongly recommends Sallie Clark to all you Republican voters. She knows what's going on, and when she doesn't, she digs until she finds out. You tend to like that in an elected representative...
Page 1 has a story about our new online services. We hope those of you with electronic capabilities find them to be commercially useful options. But please don't get the idea we're swerving away from a printed newspaper. No way. Our techno guy may not agree, but to this old newshound, there's a sense of getting out to the community, when we deliver each issue to our racks, that could never be replaced by just having stories online.


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Low-Cost Tips to Sell Your Home Fast Enhance your home's value by investing time and money in minor projects that will boost your home's appeal.
Neutralize Your Home
To sell your home quickly and appeal to the largest possible buying segment, keep colors in mind when painting or replacing carpeting. These improvements can net big benefits in a raised sale price.
-- Expose hardwood floors. The popularity of hardwood floors is undeniable and can drastically raise your asking price.
-- Install beige carpet if you don't have hardwood floors. This investment can make a home seem fresher.
-- Avoid non-mainstream colors on your walls. If you have a vibrant hue, consider painting over it in a neutral shade.
-- Choose colors that are soft and easy on the eye. White walls are not acceptable in today's market. Tan is the new neutral that most homeowners prefer and it can make a space seem newer, larger, and more expensive looking.
-- Take down wallpaper or borders. They are like pieces of art; it might not be to everyone's taste.
Complete Needed Repairs
If something needs repair, fix it. Chances are you've become accustomed to these flaws, but a homebuyer won't be. Owner neglect will only lower the asking price or lengthen the time required to sell.
-- Ask a Realtor to go through your home and point out what repairs need to be done to the home before it goes on the market.
-- Make needed repairs to your home before the first open house to save you stress and money in the long run.
-- Have everything up to date. Homebuyers often require that an inspector go through the home, so it's wise to already be one step ahead of the game.
-- Keep your home in tip-top shape with everyday upkeep and cleaning to make your home look better for the sale.
-- Make safety repairs. Fix uneven or badly cracked cement on the front walk, repair loose railings, and replace broken windows and panes that can raise security issues.
Minimize Clutter
An organized home will help buyers see its potential while also giving rooms a more spacious feel.
-- Make your home look like a model house. Comb through it and pitch anything you don't need or that isn't going with you to the new home.
-- Pack away unsightly or distracting items that are not necessary for the sale. This includes toys, out-of-season clothing, and everything on kitchen counters.
-- Have a garage sale. Sell items that won't fit with the size or style of your new home.
-- Store extra furniture in a storage unit or at a relative's home. Today's furniture pieces are very large and can dwarf a room.
-- Make your rooms feel larger. A quick rearrange can do the trick.
Create Curb Appeal
If your home is unappealing on the outside, it will only make people wonder about what's inside. To get people in the door, you'll need to update your home's exterior.
-- Cut and trim all trees and bushes. Don't let a shadowy or overgrown landscape distract from your home's beauty.
-- Welcome potential buyers with a pot of flowers on the doorstep. If you have a porch or a deck, stage them with pots of flowers and arrange furniture in a way that is welcoming.
-- Clean and paint doors if necessary.
-- Keep the grass nicely trimmed. A well-groomed lawn can be a major face lift for your outdoor area and a welcoming first impression, plus it doesn't cost you anything.
Update Your Kitchen
As it is often referred to as "The Heart of the Home," it is understood why special attention must be given to this space.
-- Change out handles and knobs. Brass or silver finishes are most popular in homes today and can drastically update the look of your cabinets.
-- Paint chipped or outdated cupboards and clean the floors. An immaculate kitchen is a sure selling point.
-- Reduce clutter. Clean counters of small appliances, food, and papers to maximize the appearance of workspaces.
-- Keep appliances spotless. Clean off the top of the refrigerator and the handles on your refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven.
Add Finishing Touches
You're almost ready for your first open house, but before you let anyone walk through those doors, spruce up and take care of some smaller details.
-- Take all paintings, belongings, and family photos off of the walls. To make the room seem less sterile, put one or two back on the wall.
-- Restore walls to their original state. Holes and cracks left unfixed can concern a homebuyer who may not want to do a lot of repairs.
-- Pack away family keepsakes so potential buyers can see themselves and their family in the home.
-- Do a thorough cleaning of your home. Clean the carpet, scrub the walls and trim, and pick up all rooms.
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I'm using MS SQL Server 2005. Is there a difference, to the SQL engine, between
SELECT * FROM MyTable;
SELECT ColA, ColB, ColC FROM MyTable;
When ColA, ColB, and ColC represent every column in the table?
If they are the same, is there a reason why you should use the 2nd one anyway? I have a project that's heavy on LINQ, and I'm not sure if the standard SELECT * it generates is a bad practice, or if I should always be a .Select() on it to specify which cols I want.
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Avrahm Berkowitz serves in the Donald Trump administration as a special assistant to both the President and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner. Berkowitz was born into an Orthodox Jewish home in Lawrence, Long Island, and attended an Orthodox day-school as a young man. Following his high-school graduation Berkowitz spent two years studying religious texts as the Yeshiva Kol Torah in Jerusalem, and enrolled in the Ner Israel Rabbinical College in Baltimore, Maryland upon returning to the U.S. in 2009. From there he transferred to Queens College where he completed his undergraduate degree.
Berkowitz met Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner at a Passover celebration in Pheonix, AZ while he was attending Queens College, and the two immediately hit it off. Following his college graduation, Berkowitz was hired by Kushner to help manage the Kushner family real-estate firm's apartment portfolio. After leaving the Kushner Real Estate Group to pursue higher education at Harvard Law School, Berkowitz regularly contributed articles to the New York Observer, a publication owned by Kushner's Observer Media group.
Although he had accepted a position at the law firm Gibson Dunn, as Donald Trump's Presidential campaign gained momentum it became clear that Berkowitz was going to have to postpone his original post-graduate plans. He joined the Trump campaign as Assistant Director of Data Analytics in early 2016, and following a come-from-behind victory, headed to the White House.
Berkowitz's first cousin is Howard Friedman, the first Orthodox Jewish president of AIPAC.
How Avrahm Berkowitz Landed in the West Wing, Jewish Insider, (January 20, 2017);
Eliza Relman,
Jared Kushner's 28-year-old protégé is his right-hand man in the White House, Business Insider, (April 5, 2017);
Josefin Dolsten, Meet the Jews in Donald Trump's administration, JTA, (January 26, 2017);


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If you are experiencing trouble with your SR810 or SR830 you can either send your instrument back to SRS for service, or you can try and fix the problem yourself. If you wish to send the instrument back now click here.
If you wish to try and fix the problem yourself, the following troubleshooting guide may help you.
SR810 & SR830 Troubleshooting Guide
Symptom 1 — Front-panel red overload LED is constantly lit
Most likely the front-end transistors and op-amp of your lock-in amplifier are damaged. If you look in the CURRENT & PREAMPLIFIER page of the schematics (located in the back of the user manual) you will see that the first active components in the voltage input signal path (U102 and U108) are NPD5564 FETs from National Semiconductor. This part became obsolete several years ago. Since then, we have used several replacement parts in our lock-ins. To determine which replacement parts you need, you will have to inspect your instrument and find out what part is currently being used.
Start by unplugging your instrument from the AC line. Then remove the top and bottom covers. Looking down from the top of your lock-in, you will see a large aluminum shielded area that covers the width of your instrument. Remove the four top screws and the two bottom screws and slide the shield off. Two printed circuit boards (PCB) are now visible. Remove the bottom PCB and unplug the ribbon cable which attaches to it. Remove the small aluminum shield on the PCB.
Locate U102 and U108. These are the components that need replacing. They may be in an 8-pin DIP socket (pins in straight lines), or they may be in an 8-pin CAN socket (pins in a circle). If they are in an 8-pin DIP-socket, you'll be replacing each of them with an LSK-ASSY assembly. If they are in an 8-pin CAN socket, you'll be replacing each of them with an LSK389B.
You should also replace the current input op-amp. Locate U101. Replace this component with an LT1793.
You can order the three replacement parts you need by clicking here.
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Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) March 30, 2012
ISISPOS Inc, announces a new agreement with award winning chef and entrepreneur Michael Rubino, providing the next generation of iPad POS technology to its newest concept STRADA 241. Solving numerous challenges from mobile line busting to providing a wireless iPad based kitchen display solution to enterprise wide cloud back office management. STRADA 241 is the newest store for Michael Creating exciting new food ideas that that bring fresh flavors to the streets.
"Having used many of the traditional type POS systems over the years I wanted something that offered me more flexibility and was cost effective. After reviewing ISISPOS I felt that they offered the future generation of POS. I was particularly impressed with how easy it was to use a cloud based system and that all of the features you find in most systems all run on my iPad and iPhone, this allows us the flexibility that we never enjoyed with POS systems in the past. Up front costs for the system are significantly less than the traditional POS systems," states Michael Rubino
"We are thrilled to be selected by Michael for his newest location and are excited to provide a technology platform on which STRADA 241 can thrive and grow, as we look forward to a long and successful partnership," said Paul Perri, Executive Vice President, ISISPOS.
Michael Rubino and Strada 241 Always developing new projects, Michael and brother Guy met with Food Network Canada in 2001 to discuss the possibility of a show hosted by them. When the network confirmed its interest in a television series that would take viewers on a guided tour of the inner workings of an acclaimed high-end restaurant, Michael and Guy partnered with Henry Less and embarked on yet another new venture. As a creator, host and Executive Producer of the series, Michael has been involved in all aspects of the series. He has handled and negotiated the international distribution of made to order, placing it in over 150 countries. Michael is well recognized as a master of hospitality with a charm and gift for making everyone feel welcome. He has an extensive knowledge of wine and enjoys continually learning more in that endless field, as well as exploring international cuisines, and has travelled to France, Spain, Italy, Chile, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan in the last few years. He has participated in industry panels, made guest appearances on television shows, and been a guest speaker at culinary and design showcases.
ISISPOS is a revolutionary hospitality point-of-sale system that combines Apple innovation with powerful business logic; it offers fully featured and easy to use solutions designed for the restaurant industry. ISISPOS provides an anywhere, anyplace web-based interface that produces clear reports and analytics of single or multi-store operations, saving companies time and giving them absolute control over their business operations.
Contact: Paul Perri paulp(at)isispos(dot)com
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The Browns' dream of having receiver Sammy Watkins on the board at No. 4 is coming true. And they may not take him.
Per a league source, the Browns are trying to trade down from the fourth overall spot. The goal, we're told, is to add a cornerback at a later spot.
Any corner drafted would join a secondary that already boasts cornerback Joe Haden. The Browns also added safety Donte Whitner in free agency.


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Putting the fun back into parking
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Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Gladstones ask for £5 million
In the latest letter they are claiming £5 million.
By a process of psychic communion with the universe The Prankster estimates the most they will charge this year is in the region of £31 million, and in fact may well be exactly £31,122,015.
Gladstones are famous for being an incompetent bunch of shysters who don't even know how to file a claim properly. Normally, this would be a disadvantage for a firm of solicitors, but they seem to have found a willing audience in parking companies. Now it seems they are moving their incompetence into the field of debt collection.
The letter does not give any contact details to write to either Debt Recovery Plus or Gladstones, so the Prankster suggests that the email addresses of email@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com are used.
Happy Parking
The Parking Prankster
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£31,122,016 surely?ReplyDeleteReplies
They have to wait until they are allowed to send a debt collection letter, so that letter can only be sent in 2017. Ie next year.Delete
Gosh, I wonder whether the original PCN was issued on the 5th of December 2015? Just a hunch....ReplyDeleteReplies
Sshhhh, they might twig onDelete
On the face of it Gladstones are in breach of the Trading Disclosure Regulations 2015ReplyDelete
by not having their registered office address and Company number on their correspondence.
That's not obvious from the picture as it's signed by err Gladstones!ReplyDelete
If you're right then surely this must be either a fraudulent communication by DR+ (pretending to be a company they're not), or some sort of breach of solicitors' rules (allowing a third party to use their letterhead). Have you any evidence for what you say?ReplyDelete
yes , plenty of evidence , will the SRA act ,,,,,,,,, NO!ReplyDelete
It'll be a minor inconvenience to them, but if a recipient of such a letter drops an e-mail to Companies House they'll act to make them put their details on the letter head.ReplyDelete
At least that'll give future recipients a correspondence address and they can hardly deny that they've sent it if it's got their details and is signed by them!
which gladstones ?, check companies house , quite a few of themReplyDelete


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Which State Curses The Most?
I saw this on the crawl of Good Morning America, and thought easy it would be New York or New Jersey. Maybe it's just the stereotype I have of those states. Rough, gruff, bombastic people with few manners and just willing to blurt out whatever. Nope. New Jersey is in the Top 5, but the state that lets the foul language fly the most?
O-hi-o! Our neighbors to the south are the most likely to swear, according to this story "Which State Curses The Most? Check This Map"
"Advertising firm Marchex ran the data and figured out which states curse the most, which curse the least, and which are the most polite." They surveyed customer service call centers and took the data from when people were on hold. Which means MY DEEPEST FEARS ARE TRUE--when you are on with a company and you are on "hold" they are really listening to you!
Michigan is the middle of the pack. Yes we swear, but not as much as those Buckeyes!


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This M4 style extendable stock for the B&T5 PDW offers multiple positions along with a rubber shoulder pad for optimal comfort. The stock is easily mounted with 2 retention pins, and has room for a 7.4V Li-Po battery inside making it an ideal companion for the quad rail. It features a QD sling swivel and easy access storage place for flashlight batteries.
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Places To Go Kids Rug 12 x 6 feet
Places To Go Kids Rug 12 x 6 feet, Colorful Places To Go Kids Rug For School or Home
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Top Features for Places To Go Kids Rug 12 x 6 feet
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This Places To Go Kids Rug 12 x 6 feet is a learning rug that teaches about town life.
With roads, building, traffic signals, a lake, and much more, Places-To-Go 12 x 6 ft kids rug is a learning rug that teaches about town life including the function of of a bank, fire stations, hospital, library, basic traffic rules, and much more. Included is a teaching manual to help teach about the functions of a town. Please contact Customer Service for shipping options for this product.
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In this "part 2" podcast (show 119 was part 1), co-hosts Ethan Banks and Greg Ferro are joined by Tom Hollingsworth, Tony Bourke, Kurt Bales, Ivan Pepelnjak and Michele Chubirka aka Mrs. Y. As the show continues, we ramble on about the following:
What We Discuss
- The future of WAN acceleration. Greg was writing this report and started to read up on some things, and then there were all these opinions…you know how it goes on this show.
- Check Point's not feeling the love from this crew. Perhaps a little warmth…the amount of heat you'd feel from a match struck six feet away. But then the discussion morphs into firewalls in general, where the heartfelt admiration of those chattering into their microphones is still really hard to find.
- The security ramble continues into firewall management platforms, followed up by just how we should be securing virtualized environments.
- Closing it out are some bits about overlay networks and how they are impacting data center design.
Fun show to record – we hope you enjoy!