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Guest post by: Averett Robey, Prevention Education Specialist, HAVEN
When having conversations about sexual violence and consent, in the community and with youth, it can be difficult to talk about the prevalence of sexual violence in our world. Often they will tell me that they know it is easy to secure a conviction, and a lot of times the survivor just does it to get money and sympathy. The unfortunate reality that I share with them is that 98% of rapists will never spend a day in jail, and the attention survivors receive is in no way supportive or caring. The statistics are astounding. According to the CDC, one in five women and one in seventy-one men experience rape or attempted rape in their lifetime. However, what we know about those statistics is that most sexual assaults go unreported. They go unreported because we create an environment that glorifies and portrays sexual violence as inevitable and a fact of life. Then we shame and blame people when they are assaulted, making it difficult for survivors to heal and go through the legal process.
One of the many avenues created to enact change around this reality are the global events known as Take Back the Night. It is unclear as to when the first official Take Back the Night took place, but some assert that it began with meetings of tribunal councils in Europe to discuss the safety of women as they walked down the street. The revolution eventually spread to San Francisco in 1973 as people took to the streets to protest pornography. In the US, the first "Take Back the Night" marches occurred as a response to the murder of Susan Alexander Speeth who was killed while walking home alone in Philadelphia in 1975 . Take Back the Night was born out of the need to address and prevent the violence women were experiencing traveling on the streets at night. Today, the enduring revolution stands as a movement to support survivors and eliminate all forms of sexual violence.
Take Back the Night is a way for communities to come together and speak out against sexual violence, support survivors, share their stories, and promote awareness. It is a way for us to create a culture that starts by believing survivors, one that does not tolerate sexual violence and holds perpetrators accountable for their actions.
Join the movement to eliminate sexual violence. Attend our annual Take Back the Night event Saturday, April 30th from 1-4:30 pm at Five15 in Royal Oak because together we can take back the night.
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If the ACC Tournament can come to Brooklyn, anything is possible.
Even another big day.
Virginia (-3) over Pittsburgh: The Panthers spent 30-plus minutes showing how good they can be against North Carolina on Friday. They spent the final few minutes showing how easily they can be rattled. Going against the Cavaliers, the country's top-ranked defense, expect Pittsburgh to curl into the fetal position once more.
St. Joseph's (-2½) over St. Bonaventure: There is no way the Bonnies can top Friday's buzzer-beating upset win over top-seeded Saint Louis. And if I'm wrong, alumni Mike Vaccaro and Tim Bontemps will be running giddy through the streets of Brooklyn. Either way, The Post wins.
Albany (+7½) over Stony Brook: The Seawolves should get the win and earn their first-ever ticket to the Big Dance, but these two teams, who split the season-series and have met in five consecutive conference tournaments, almost always play each other close.
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Slow start
opening it's petals.
They are so beautiful, I adore them!
Planing to paint ... :-)
but are smaller than the white ones, and they open day over.
and there is a pink variety, smaller again,
but the one I used to have did not survive my last move.
I need a new vest and I am using reclaimed teal coloured wool to crochet something "more lacy". It is quite thick wool and the squares turn out 17 cm square.
21 squares done, -
keeping going until the wool runs out :-)
though I have not worked out how to arrange - connect the squares yet ...
I've started a new tapestry with an ancient Egyptian theme.
It took a while to work the design out
and transfer it.
The background colour is the solar dyed - natural dye stuff - hand spun silk. For the main figures, I will mainly use wool, cotton and gold yarn.
A slow start, but going now :-)
I also have a tapestry for sale in my Etsy shop (link to it is in the right hand space of this page).
It's ideal for a small space, for example next to book shelf or fire place ...
A climbing Vine with Butterfly.
17 cm x 90 cm with a green brocade surround and backing
and a hanger.
Closer up picture.
Otherwise I am busy making presents, - that time of year!
And since there is Thanksgiving on the other side of the world,
I take the opportunity to thank all my Blogger friends
for reading and commenting or just being there :-) !
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We had an interesting conversation with a bottle.
How does this happen?
She turned over the cap and left it sitting on top.
The bottle was now full of cold air.
As the air in the bottle warmed up each time, this warm air needed more space, so it escaped by pushing the cap up a little.
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DJ Spinn to Release New 'Teklife' LP via Lit City
As its follow up to the XLR8R Pick'd Teklife Vol. 1: Welcome to the Chi LP by DJ Rashad, Chicago label Lit City (which is actually run in part by DJs Rashad and Spinn) will release DJ Spinn's Teklife Vol. 2: What You Need later this month. FACT reports that the 10-track offering is scheduled to appear on October 23, complete with solo productions from DJ Spinn and plenty of collaborations with DJ Rashad and DJ Manny. You can check out the artwork and tracklist for Teklife Vol. 2: What You Need, as well as preview its opening track, below.
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Mt. Olivet has several friends and members who are homebound and need assistance. Our friends would certainly appreciate a visit, a phone call, or an offer to pick up groceries or other items. Please check with the church office for contact information for these individuals:
Christina (Chris) Adkins
Betty McGuire
Ellie Webster
Prayer pushes us through life's slumps, propels us over the humps, and pulls us out of the dumps.
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Randy Smith (medical procedures for health issues)
Austin Applegate (nephew of Steve Applegate, recent spine complications, home from hospital)
All of our homebound members
Mt. Olivet Presbyterian Church, the Midwest Presbytery, and the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC)
Our Pastor Search Committee
The Christian Education and Youth programs
here at Mt. Olivet
Those traveling for vacations, business, or pleasure
The safety and the sanity of the world in these anxious times
The protection of all school children and school personnel
Our neighbors, community, country, and leaders
Keep all of these individuals and their families in your
thoughts and prayers.
Pray for all places, both in the states and around the world,
where freedom and safety are being tested, and evil is showing
its face.
Let's pray for all of our members and friends and relatives
(named and unnamed here) who are spiritually, emotionally,
or physically ill.
All military personnel who are protecting us, both here in
the United States and our interests around the world.
Make God lay a hedge of protection around each and every
one of our military men and women.
Among the military personnel we are keeping in our thoughts:
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Michael Tilton
Thomas Schroeder
Jeff Schroeder
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Michael Thompson
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Please contact the church if you know of anyone who
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St. Paul elections: The protest vote, this time around/
By Lori Sturdevant , Star Tribune
October 30, 2015
Tuesday is Election Day in 28 Minnesota municipalities, by the secretary of state's count. St. Paul is but one of them. But for me, the state's capital city has given this political year its signature image: a room full of unhappy citizens waving placards protesting a mayoral recommendation and complaining to said mayor, "You're not listening to us!"
That's been the scene at three gatherings, the most recent on Oct. 19 at William Mitchell College of Law, where locals turned out in force to give Mayor Chris Coleman what-for for his recommendation that parking meters be installed on the east end of Grand Avenue. No pitchforks or buckets of tar were visible in the coverage I saw. But the scowls on the assembled faces suggested that employing those time-honored tools of political persuasion had crossed a mind or two — and that Coleman, now serving his 10th year as mayor, is fortunate not to be on the ballot this year.
Casting parking meters as emblems of a voracious big government devouring the local retail economy and quality of life seems more than a mite over the top. Nevertheless, that tactic appears to have succeeded. Support for Coleman's proposal evaporated last week on the City Council.
I'll leave the merits of the meter fight to another day and space. What sticks with me are the "you're not listening" refrain and the angry mood that accompanied it. Here's a sample from meeting two on Oct. 11, courtesy of the Pioneer Press: "Jon Perrone, executive director of the Grand Avenue Business Association, said even if parking meters were the right decision for the street, 'what's wrong is how the decision was made, who made it and the community that was left out of the process.' He said the city pushed the proposal without input from a neighborhood that's overwhelmingly against the meters."
That's a facsimile of the complaint heard repeatedly this year from non-incumbent St. Paul candidates who came seeking this newspaper's endorsement. Incumbents' failure to consult and listen to teachers and parents was the litany from four non-incumbent, DFL-endorsed candidates for the St. Paul Board of Education. Their "Caucus for Change" galvanized that complaint into a political force potent enough to deny three sitting school board members their party's backing. That was enough to end the school board careers of two of them, board chair Mary Doran and treasurer Anne Carroll; the third, Keith Hardy, is on Tuesday's ballot without party blessing.
"They don't listen" also pretty much sums up the critique challengers have mounted to City Council incumbents Russ Stark in the Fourth Ward, Amy Brendmoen in the Fifth and Dan Bostrom in the Sixth. Bostrom challenger and Libertarian candidate Kevin Bradley, an interfaith chaplain and counselor, went so far as to call himself a "professional listener" in describing his qualifications for office.
I'm prone to doubting the sincerity of complaints that politicians tune out voter opinion. "They don't listen" can be a Minnesota Nice way to say "I didn't get my way." In a representative democracy, one doesn't always get one's way. That's a reality that appears hard for dwellers in an on-demand, instant-gratification society to accept.
But I don't underestimate the political punch packed by claims that officeholders aren't listening. Congressional challengers wouldn't routinely accuse incumbents of being "out of touch" if that line of attack didn't work. The late U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar's defeat in 2010 attests to its effectiveness.
So does the surprisingly strong appeal this year of non-establishment presidential contenders in both major parties. Supporters of both Bernie Sanders on the left and Donald Trump on the right seem drawn to the argument that conventional candidates aren't heeding average Americans' views. Those candidacies may be beginning to wane. But the dissatisfaction they've tapped is likely still there, ready to be a factor in the 2016 election.
Maybe the fact that average Americans now carry World Wide Web megaphones in their pockets makes them feel entitled to more consultation with their elected officials than government processes designed in the 18th and 19th centuries allow, I mused to Fourth Ward challenger Tom Goldstein, an attorney and former member of the St. Paul school board.
Goldstein would have none of my social-media theories. The story in St. Paul is simpler, he said. "A lot of people in government get paid well with our tax dollars. We deserve to have excellent customer service. Under Mayor Coleman, customer service has been thrown out the window," he complained.
He tars both the mayor and Stark, his council opponent, with his "not listening" brush. Parking meters on Grand Avenue, the CHS Field in Lowertown and a proposed Major League Soccer stadium at Snelling and University Avenues are all moves by city officials who aren't attuned to their constituents, he charged. People in St. Paul don't want more tax-subsidized development, he said. They want potholes filled and their alleys plowed.
That's not just his opinion, he added. It's what he's heard while knocking on 6,000 doors this campaign season. "The general feeling is, nobody's listening," he said.
The demise of the Grand Avenue parking proposal last week could alter that feeling in St. Paul. Clearly, this time, City Hall listened.
But around the country, decades of stagnant middle-class incomes, government gridlock and underperforming public services have plenty of Americans feeling unheard and unheeded by government, at all levels. That's the general feeling that boils down to "nobody's listening." It threatens to boil over in the 2016 election.


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One of the video production services offered by Spectrecom is aerial filming. Indeed, our cameras have been sent sky-high on behalf of a whole host of clients, including Durham University, the University of Sussex, Saga Holidays and the Royal Opera House.
Even our own homepage film incorporates some sweeping aerial shots of London.
However, in the past, aerial filming for Spectrecom has always involved the full helicopter-with-mounted-camera treatment… until yesterday.
On location at one of our long-term clients, Newman University, our Director of Production, Steve Milton, was working in tandem with Ben Sheppard and Mike Bishop of Spider Unmanned Aerial Operations, a new video company which offers aerial filming through use of its robot drones.
Those drones provide greatly increased manoeuvrability compared to a helicopter, and they also allow the camera to get far closer to the subject. Flying restrictions mean that a chopper is unlikely to get below 1,000ft over an urban area, but Spider's unmanned drones are small enough that they can even shoot indoors – as they did yesterday at Newman.
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Complex numbers, complex numbers, complex numbers,
every where we go
pages of complex numbers applications
argand diagrams - complex number application
compex numbers, comlex numbers, cartesian form
complex numbermagnitude and direction, use the polar form
of a complex number in engineering applications
both polar forms and rectangular forms of complex numbers
not difficult numbers, just complex numbers
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COMPLEX NUMBERS, complex numbers, complex numbers
Argand diagrams, Cartesian form, polar form of complex numbers
The use of the complex number in engineering
Complex numbers, the Argand diagram used by Jean Louis Argand
that is the argand diagram was not invented by jean louis argand
complex numbers in cartesian form is also known as rectangular form
binomial theorem covered in next chapter
step by step instructions
for use of a calculator
make sure it is a scientific calculator with complex number capability
real and imaginary numbers
Pythagoras theory, Pythagoras theorem
the 345 triangle or 3 4 5 triangle
an easy test of complex numbers for us to use
always use correct layout when using the conjugate
sketch of an argand diagram is always useful
individuality – an important characteristic of fonts
complex numbers is not a state of mind, more a form of analysis
pushing cartesian or rectangular number form into polar numbers
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the makrobicz mathematics for cynics is for
well, cynics, like us
complex jokes are not ever funny and yet
complex numbers is no joke, as a subject
mind you, life is a bit of joke
where do all the letters go when microsoft shoves another application up on the screen
probably with all the socks that go missing from the washing machine
a complex number of warps in the fabric of the space time continuum - sock fabric probably
Argand Diagrams
Cartesian form
Polar form
Real world applications All those that believe in telekinesis..........raise my hand
Complex numbers are not "difficult" numbers or "complicated" numbers. Complex numbers are numbers made from more than one ordinary number. Thus, they are a "complex", a compound of more than one part.
Now that you have this in mind, let me illustrate how a complex number is formed.
The diagram above depicts Pythagoras' famous "3,4,5" triangle, a simple right angled triangle with the sides of 3 and 4 units respectively and a hypotenuse of 5 units . You will also notice that the hypotenuse has an arrow on the upper tip. This simply depicts that the hypotenuse is a phasor (more on Phasors later). You can see that the hypotenuse has magnitude (size) as well as direction (where the arrow is pointing). Thus, the hypotenuse can be described by both of its controlling sides ( 3 and 4).
Complex numbers, in engineering in particular, are an easy way to define both magnitude and direction of a subject. Within the realms of electrical engineering, complex numbers are used to describe impedance, relative to pure resistance and reactance, whether it is the imaginary value of capacitance or inductance, especially when constructing circuits for membrane switch pads. It may be worth noting that complex numbers, are relatively simple to do the basic arithmetic processes on, providing they are kept in the appropriate form. For example, the division of complex numbers in rectangular or Cartesian form requires a somewhat lengthy process of utilising conjugates ( more on complex numbers conjugates later ). However, complex numbers can be divided quite simply using the polar form of the complex number.
When dealing with complex numbers, the numbers along the "X" axis are said to be "real" numbers. The numbers on the y axis are "imaginary" numbers. This is just a term, do not let it confuse you. With this in mind we can see a real value of 3 and an imaginary value of 4.
The way this is written depends whether it is used within an engineering environment or a purely mathematical environment. Mathematically value of the hypotenuse is 3 + 4i . Notice the i suffix for the imaginary part of the complex number. Within the realms of engineering, i is used for current so the next available letter is used, j. This would be written as 3 + j4. This format of expressing complex numbers is called "Rectangular form" or "Cartesian form"
To sum up what you have learned so far;
now for a bit of schoolboy math, remember the formula for Pythagoras' theory of right angled triangles ?
"The sum of the square of the sides is equal to the square of the hypotenuse."
let us try it out;
The sum of the square of the sides; this means we square the sides then add them together. 32 = 9 and 42 = 16. That is the sides squared, now let us add them together, 9+16 = 25.
the second part of Pythagoras' theory is that they equal the square of the hypotenuse. 25 = H2. Now all we have to do is find the value of H, which we do by finding the square root of H2 written out, it looks like this;
Now the complex number can be written in Cartesian (rectangle) form as 3 + j4 = 5.
For differing or unknown values of the complex number, for instance the "H" that was used to represent the hypotenuse, a standard set of characters are used as illustrated in the diagram below;
As you can readily see, this means that "c = a +jb" there are other notations used, for instance in electrical engineering, values of impedance et cetera are depicted as z for the hypotenuse. More on that later.
consider the following diagram
Here are plotted four phasors with their respective Cartesian complex number values. The diagram for showing these numbers is called an Argand diagram. Named after, but not invented by, Jean Robert Argand. It was, in fact, invented some years earlier by Casper Wessel.
The polar form is simply another way of expressing a complex number. We have already discussed the fact that a complex number has both magnitude and direction. We can express this by giving not only the real and imaginary values, but by giving the magnitude (length) of the hypotenuse, called the modulus, with respect to the angle between it and the real axis. The angle is referred to as the argument between the modulus and the real axis. Think about it. The irritating flash movie below illustrates the modulus and the argument.
The Polar form of a complex number is written in the following way
The C denotes the Modulus and the Greek symbol Phi represents the Argument.
That ends this introduction to complex numbers. You now know
In the next chapter we will add and subtract complex numbers in Cartesian form and polar form. Meanwhile please feel free to contact me regarding any questions or comments you may have. Please mark the heading complex numbers.
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---UB continues its late push for secondary players as Daphne, Ala. cornerback Kyndal Minniefield verbally committed to the Bulls this weekend, according to a source.
Two more cornerbacks from Tampa, Fla. - Marqus Baker and Eric Patterson - are currently visiting the campus and told The Buffalo News they hope to make a decision about which college they will attend in the next few days.
Minniefield was part of a Daphne defense that allowed just over seven points a game in 2010 and a secondary that picked off 15 passes while allowing only five touchdown receptions. He was selected to play in last month's Max Emfinger All-American Bowl Game Classic in Baton Rouge.
He is the 21st prospect to verbally commit to UB from the Class of 2011 which will officially announced on Wednesday, the first day of National Signing Day.
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Heard Through The Grapevine
St Valentine's well and truly behind us now -at least that's the gist of "Heard through the Grapevine," the song about the guy who's just found out his girl's about to dump him. Although associated with Marvin Gaye, the song was in fact first recorded in 1966 by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. And here it is, the genuine Motown article.
A year later Gladys Knight and the Pips did the soul version of the song, which you can listen to in the clip below (Man, just dig those Afro hairstyles!)
Now we just couldn't cover this song without Marvin, could we? Also, in this clip we have the lyrics so you can sing along as well. So what are you waiting for, Caruso?
Here's definitely the longest version, by Creedence Clearwater Revival in 1970. Most of it's instrumental, though.
Shouldn't be posting this up really, but we'll go ahead all the same -just out of curiosity. Here's the song in Spanish, roughly translated to "Las malas lenguas" by Santiago and Luis Anserón in 2006.


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MicroRGB: A LED with a brain
A recent project required to create a matrix of RGB leds. First prototype was set to a 5x5 matrix. For quite some time I've been thinking on the cheapest and more powerful way of doing this. Other people already answered the question in different ways. Either they put a micro controller on board, like BlinkM or they use a PWM shift register like ShiftBrite.
A while ago I learned of a website with several PIC-based projects in the same line, one of them it was a serial addressable RGB led controller.
One of the factors I was taking into account was cost. When you are using a large amount of units the unit cost becomes important if your budget is limited. I decided I wanted to create my own device. Should I chose a Microchip micro controller I could use the software mentioned above. My fist take was to use a 12F675 8-pin micro controller I found for $1 each on eBay. Unfortunately it seems too limited for the task of handling 3 PWM channels and serial communications as it lacks of a UART. Next stop was 16F628A that has more memory, timers and a hardware UART (and some code I can use is available too).
Next stop was to decide the format of the device: I was thinking of a small board that would hold a Superflex RGB led, the micro controller plus a programming interface (using SMD parts you program by soldering some temporary wires to the programmer is something I do not want to do very often). This way I am able to change the firmware to fit different applications.
Ok, so I have to create my own PCB for SMD parts. Well ... I've never done this before for SMD parts. After checking several software packages I settled with the free version of Eagle CAD that works happily with my Mac and Linux computers.
After some browsing I learned that Futurelc was making prototype PCBs at affordable prices. I sent them my Eagle files as they accepted that format too. Unfortunately something went wrong in the process as they remained unresponsive for two weeks. After that period of time waiting for them to ask me to pay for my order I decided I no longer wanted to deal with a company that treats you like this before getting your money (discovering this after you'd paid puts you in an even more difficult situation). I cancelled my order and I searched for another company. This time I selected PCBCART that also had good comments online and though more expensive than Futurlec hopefully would deliver my boards. Process run smoothly, they also accepted Eagle CAD files and a few days later I received the boards from China by Fedex. Please note that in order to keep my costs low I ordered a single-side board with no solder mask nor labeling. Therefore I cannot comment on how well they work in multilayer designs.
If you do not factor in your time, I'd say this thing can be built for less than $3 per unit. A typical setup just needs three wires (VCC, GND, TX) connected in parallel to all the units. TX line can be driven from a PC or an Arduino controller.
For programming the finished devices I used an old TE20X, which is based on the JDM programming interface for Microchip processors. The only problem is that you need a real RS-232 port on your computer (a USB adapter won't work).


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Happy Monday everyone! How was your weekend? Did you get a lot done? I've been in my Croffice a lot recently and I'm here to show you a fun card I made with a Too Cute By Jessica file called I Love You Watts.
Don't forget about the Too Cute By Jessica challenge for this month. Just design a card with a winter theme and link it up the the blog HERE!
Monday, December 7, 2015
Love You Watts
3 comments:
- Janis Lewis said...
This is adorable!
P.S. Send me some of that snow you have. :)
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- December 7, 2015 at 4:24 AM
- Nana said...
OMG this is too cute.
Have a creative day.
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- December 7, 2015 at 5:25 AM
- Sue from Oregon said...
Had to laugh out loud at this one Lorie!
- December 9, 2015 at 7:35 PM
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Self Edit vs ProEdit
- HomeSelf Edit vs ProEdit
"Editing is like killing your story, and very slowly bringing it back to life." -Unknown
That quote pretty much covers it. We spend months – or years – focused on one story, one group of characters, and one plot (for hours at a time). We then take that wondrous piece of art and beat the living crap out of it, word after word. Sometimes our manuscript drops from a nice, solid 90k words, down to a terrifying 72k. Oh, it's happened, and it hurt.
It sounds terrible but it's oh-so-needed! First drafts are basically our initial ideas vomited across our lovely Word or Scrivener screens in chunks of wonderment and bubbles of junk. But how should we be going into this lovely process of cleaning up our grody-story?
Most people these days are going the indie route and either self-editing or having a close friend or online acquaintance do the dirty work for them. There are a few problems with self-editing, though. Let's take a look, shall we?
Self-editing problem 1:
You're blinded by love! You know your story too well. You know what you're trying to say and share with the reader, but your mind may be glossing over any potential problems because, good God, you love your story and it's perfect! Your brain may literally read a sentence so fast (that you already know by heart) that it doesn't realize your fingers skipped a word! I know you know what I mean.
Self-editing problem 2:
You are reading your own work as a writer. Unless you can turn off your writerly brain so soon after finishing your first draft, you will continue reading your work as a writer and by George, it doesn't work that way! You are writing for readers, not other writers.
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It kills the spark of romance you initially had for your book. Yes…this is true. After breaking down your own book so much, you will eventually come to lose interest in your own work. You'll get bored and not want to work on it anymore. The same ideas and words and voice gets tiring.
Now, don't take this as a "in no way should you edit your own work." That's not what I'm saying. YES, by all means, go through your own work at least once. Catch what you can. Make notes. But sending it off to another set of eyes will work wonders. The eyes and brain of someone who will look at your manuscript as a newbie and as a reader instead of a writer will bring out the things you need to focus on to sell the book, now that the story is written.
This is a point where you can either pay for a professional (preferably one who knows your genre and what is being sought after in the market) or, you can reach out to someone who is trying to step up their editing game and build a portfolio. Many of these wonderful editors will work with you for free! You know, an "I'll scratch your back if you scratch mine" sort of thing.
The real point is to have those new eyes on your work who can give it back to you with ideas, problem areas and solutions to make your story better because in the end, as writers, that's what we're looking for, right? The best version of our story to share with our readers.
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10 Healthy After School Snacks That Are A Cinch
It's quite natural to catch your kids rummaging through the fridge or pantry right after they get home from school. They need proper nourishment for their growing bodies, and sometimes dinner is just too long of a wait for their next meal. With that in mind, it's important to have healthy and nutritious after school snacks readily available. Here are 10 snack ideas you can try that are quick and easy to make:
1. Vegetable Dippers
This is an excellent treat for your kids to munch on, and it's a great way to get them to eat the vegetables they would usually avoid on their dinner plate. Start by picking out the vegetables you want to serve your kids. These vegetables seem to work best:
Then, either purchase or make your own healthy vegetable dip. Hummus, Greek yogurt and homemade salsa make great dips, and can even add more protein and other essential nutrients to this great after school snack.
2. Fruit Wedges
Fruit wedges are a common staple for healthy after school snacks. All you have to do is pick out an assortment of fruits that can be chopped into fun, bite-size pieces, chill them in the fridge overnight, then serve them the next day. Cantaloupes, pineapples, and melons work well for this dish. Try serving them with a tiny dash of salt for an interesting sweet-and-salty flavor.
3. Whole Grain Graham Crackers
For an after school snack, you might want to avoid a heavy helping of carbs that might make your kids too full for dinner. Instead of cookies or cupcakes, try serving them some whole grain graham crackers instead to satisfy their sweet tooth. You can even spread on a little non-fat or low-fat yogurt, ice cream or frozen yogurt right before you serve them for an even tastier treat. Using these foods as a spread is a lot healthier than serving them as an entire snack.
4. Tuna and Crackers
Squeeze in a little protein in their after school snack with some tuna and crackers. Aim for whole grain crackers that have little or no salt, and try to avoid adding unhealthy condiments to the tuna like mayonnaise. If anything, try adding a tiny dollop of sweet relish to the tuna to give it some zest. This is a great, healthy snack because it also provides your kids with beneficial omega 3 fatty acid.
5. Skinny Parfait
Head to the store and grab some low-fat or non-fat yogurt for your kids. It might not seem appealing at first, but with a couple of easy ingredients, you can transform this plain dairy food into a healthy and delicious treat by turning it into a skinny parfait:
- Throw some of your child's favorite breakfast cereal into a cup.
- Add a layer of yogurt over the cereal.
- Cover the yogurt with strawberries or any other type of sweet berry your child would like. Bananas also work well.
- Add a second layer of yogurt and some more cereal to top it all off!
You can prepare the skinny parfait in the morning or the night before and leave it in the fridge for your kids to eat after school.
6. Unsweetened Applesauce with Cinnamon
Many parents can easily mistake a cup of applesauce to be a healthy after school snack. After all, it's basically apples in puree form, right? Unfortunately, many brands you'll find at the supermarket contain an excess amount of sugar to make the applesauce sweet. You can try making your own applesauce at home with ripe apples, or buying unsweetened applesauce for a healthier alternative for your kids. Add a dash of cinnamon to give the applesauce more flavor.
7. Fruit Smoothies
A healthy fruit smoothie is a great way to get your kids a boost in vitamin C, while keeping things fun and refreshing. Choose their favorite fruits to throw in a blender with some ice and yogurt. You can even add a little honey to sweeten the mix. If you want to be a little more creative, this is a great time to get your kids to eat some vegetables without them knowing. Just puree some of their most hated vegetables, like spinach or broccoli, and add it to the mixture. Just be sure not to add too much of the vegetable puree to the smoothie. You still want the fruit flavors to mask the vegetables, or else your kids won't drink them.
8. Chocolate Dipped Bananas
Here's an easy after school snack to make:
- Split some bananas into halves.
- Dip the halved bananas in some melted, dark chocolate.
- Freeze the dipped bananas overnight, then serve.
This is a healthy after school snack that will get your kids a good boost in calcium and potassium along with some healthy flavonols from the dark chocolate. Just make sure you only dip the tips of the bananas into the dark chocolate for a healthier snack.
9. Trail Mix
Trail mix is a common after school snack that most kids love. Avoid the store bought mixes that might not be the healthiest options for your kids. Instead, try buying your own, unsalted peanuts, walnuts and almonds mixed with some raisins, whole grain pretzels and even some dark chocolate chips for a sweet-and-salty flavor.
10. Chicken Lettuce Wraps
If you've got older kids or kids who need more than some crackers and fruits for an after school snack, try making them some chicken lettuce wraps. Make sure you use chicken breast to get the leanest, healthiest part of the chicken for the wraps. Using lettuce instead of a flour-based wrap should keep them from getting too full before dinner.


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PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Gov. Paul LePage encountered stiff criticism to his proposed MaineCare cuts in northern Maine, leading to a sharp exchange during the first of three stops.
Judy Paradis, a former state legislator from northern Aroostook County, criticized LePage during the meeting, saying, "You come off as a bully," according to a citizen's videotape of the session.
LePage, seeking to emphasize the state's financial predicament, asked, "What planet are you on?"
The exchange happened Tuesday in Fort Kent during a public workshop used to explain LePage's budget proposal calling for major cuts in MaineCare. On Wednesday, a second forum was moved to Northern Maine Community College to accommodate a larger crowd than initially anticipated, about 250 people, some of whom had to stand.
LePage said Tuesday that MaineCare cuts are needed to avoid having the program run out of money by April 1. Cuts in benefits and eligibility are needed to close a $221 million state budget gap through mid-2013, the governor said. Many of those attending the sessions were concerned about cutting funds for private nonmedical institutions, or PNMIs.
Democratic state Rep. John Martin of Eagle Lake expressed a willingness to find another way to keep the PNMIs funded. Martin serves on the Appropriations Committee, which deals with budget matters.
Thursday's final meeting will be at the Houlton Higher Education Center. The workshops are organized by the Aroostook Area Agency on Aging. LePage only attended the first meeting in Fort Kent.


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Bongbong Marcos
Remember MARTIAL LAW! The blood of martyrs was on your father's hands, remember the 30,000 victims!
The Marcos Legacy
"On a more personal level, I remember people saying how thankful they were for the relative peace and order that followed martial law."
Marcos Junior
The Marcos Legacy
"On a more personal level, I remember people saying how thankful they were for the relative peace and order that followed martial law."
Marcos Junior
"Hindi na ho issue ang Martial law!" Binay
"Ang minamasama nila kay Bongbong ay siya ay anak ni former president Ferdinand Marcos. Pero si Ferdinand Marcos tapos na po, namatay na po. Iyong ipinaglaban natin ay nagamot na ho natin…nabalik na po noong panahon ni President Cory ang diwa ng demokrasya. Hindi na ho issue [What they are taking against Bongbong is the fact that he is the son of former President Marcos. But Ferdinand Marcos is over. He is dead. What we fought for…we have already got it back at the time of former President Cory (Aquino)…the essence of democracy. It (Martial law) is not an issue anymore]" Binay
Ferdinand Marcos : "He might have started as a hero
but ended up as a crook."
Singapore's Former Prime Minister Lee Kuan YewInquirer Editorial
Sen. Bongbong Marcos is the picture of confidence these days—some would even say, of cockiness. The son and namesake of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos has eased himself out of the shadow of his perpetually more quotable mother Imelda and older sister Imee by getting his own voice heard on many of the hot-button issues of the day, from the public transport mess to the Mamasapano debacle and the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law.
The appearance of seriousness and maturity has excited that segment of the population that has never abandoned the Marcos myth; Marcos Jr. is now seen, more than ever, as viable presidential material, whose fateful return to Malacañang one day soon would be a vindication of everything that the Marcoses have endured since their exit from the Palace in 1986.
In their view, the Marcos years were a halcyon era in Philippine society and politics, when peace and order reigned, the economy boomed, people were disciplined and the government was functioning. In the wake of Lee Kuan Yew's death, Bongbong even declared with dead seriousness that the Philippines could have been another Singapore had his father's 20-year stay in power not been cut short by the Edsa People Power revolt.
This week, he was back defending the rampart. There was nothing wrong about martial law, he said on TV, and there is nothing to apologize for. "Will I say sorry for the thousands and thousands of kilometers [of roads] that were built? Will I say sorry for the agricultural policy that brought us to self-sufficiency in rice? Will I say sorry for the power generation? Will I say sorry for the highest literacy rate in Asia? What am I to say sorry about?"
It's a catchy picture, but a false, incomplete one. Marcos' agricultural policy? He simply parceled out the economy to his cronies; as the Chicago Tribune put it, "Eduardo Cojuangco became the 'Coconut King,' Antonio Floirendo the 'Banana King,' Herminio Disini the 'Tobacco King,' Jose Campos the 'Pharmaceutical King,' Roberto Benedicto the 'Sugar King.'" For years, millions of farmers had to fork over hard-earned money for a so-called coconut levy fund that never went to their welfare, but instead became a P150-billion asset fought over by the likes of Cojuangco and Juan Ponce Enrile.
The land reform that was supposed to be the cornerstone of Marcos' New Society? It was a sham. Out of some 10 million hectares of private land and 17 million hectares of public land available for disposal, only 50,000-70,000 hectares had been subjected to land reform by the time the Marcoses fled Malacañang in 1986.
Power generation? The monstrosity that is the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant—built of an outdated design with some 4,000 defects, on a known earthquake fault line, to the tune of $2.3 billion, about $80 million of which ended up as kickbacks to Marcos and his bagman Disini as documented in court records against its builder Westinghouse—is the ultimate indictment of Marcos' energy policies.
The highest literacy rate in Asia? Sure—against a landscape where press freedom was absent, dissenting journalists were hauled off to jail or allegedly thrown overboard from helicopters, then Minister of Information Gregorio Cendaña had an iron hand clamped on TV and radio, and newspapers were the plaything of Marcos cronies.
And so on. We haven't touched on the billions of dollars in Swiss accounts, or the thousands of "desaparecidos" and human rights victims. Do current history books reflect these facts? Apparently not, because Bongbong could also claim that one reason he's getting giddy at the idea of running for president is that "young people who were not even alive at that time say that, 'Buti pa noong panahong iyon, alam namin, may ganito at may ganyan."'
Bongbong may find in that youthful gushing a quick high, but the ill-informed appraisal of what he believes is the golden era of his formative years says more about the tragic miseducation of the Filipino than about his father's true record. Still, one hears what one wants to hear, so an apology is not in the offing from the Marcos son, because "history will judge [Marcos] properly, and we'll leave it at that."
But he has, in fact, been judged. Marcos is the only president in Philippine history who had to flee with his family in the dead of night to escape the wrath of his people—from whom he stole up to the end, by the way, with millions of gold, jewelry and cash brought along with them. There's the judgment of history right there for you. Unfortunately for Bongbong, that ignominy cannot be erased with a cocky shrug.
"Ver, Marcos and the rest of the official family plunged the country into two decades of lies, torture, and plunder.
"From former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's book "From Third World to First"
"Over the next decade, Marcos's cronies and immediate family would tiptoe back into the country, one by one – always to the public's revulsion and disgust, though they showed that there was nothing that hidden money and thick hides could not withstand." From Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's book "From Third World to First"
"Imelda had a penchant for luxury and opulence. When they visited Singapore…they came in style in two DC8's, his and hers."
From Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's book "From Third World to First"
"The difference lies in the culture of the Filipino people. It is a soft, forgiving culture. Only in the Philippines could a leader like Ferdinand Marcos, who pillaged his country for over 20 years, still be considered for a national burial."
From Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's book "From Third World to First"


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In video recorded at an undisclosed location and provided to the BBC by an intermediary, masked members of the Basque separatist group showed some of the decommissioned weapons to two members of the commission, Ram Manikkalingam, a Sri Lankan peace activist, and Ronnie Kasrils, a former guerrilla leader of the African National Congress.
While the significance of the gesture is open to debate — and Spain's interior minister dismissed the presentation as "theater," suggesting that it would be more convincing for the militants to reveal the locations of their weapons caches — one detail in the video caught the eye. On the wall behind the militants, there was a replica of Picasso's "Guernica." The Spanish painter's mural depicts the brutal bombing of an ancient Basque town by the Nazis in 1937, in support of their fascist ally, Franco.


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- Die Theologische Bedeutung der Epiklese in der syro-antiochenischen bzw. malankarischen Liturgie, von P.G. Thomas Paniker (Wurzburg: Augustinus-Verlag, 1993). Available at Internet Archive. [N.B., The index page states that it was translated into German by Prof. Dr. John Madey. The text in English, "The Theological Significance of Epiclesis in the Malankara Qurbono", is available as appendix II on page 83 of Holy Qurbono in the Syro-Malankara Church: A Liturgical Study, by Fr.Givergis Paniker Karichal, available at Internet Archive.]


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Selecting the Best Hearing Aids to Enjoy the Outdoors
No matter the severity of your hearing loss, there's a hearing aid designed to fit your hearing needs, lifestyle and personality. Like most technology, hearing aids vary from economical models that simply amplify sound to more expensive models with wireless technology and state-of-the-art features. You'll want to do a little bit of research and ask some questions before you determine which is best suited for you, especially if you're an active individual who's looking forward to enjoying a recreational summer.
Here are some topics to discuss with your physician or audiologist after you've had a thorough hearing evaluation and determined the cause and severity of your hearing loss.
1. Tell them how active you are. If you'd rather be at the ballpark watching the Boys of Summer than on the couch in front of your television, ask if you're a candidate for the Oticon Agil. Oticon's Agil family of hearing aids are designed to improve your ability to hear and understand in noisy, crowded environments, such as restaurants and sporting events. The advanced technology decreases the amount of concentration you need to understand so you can relax and enjoy the game. Agil comes in a variety of models, including those that fit inside the ear canal (ITC) as well as those that fit behind the ear (BTE).
Those who enjoy listening to the sportscast on the radio while they're cheering their team on at the ballpark may appreciate the features of the Oticon Acto. The wireless features of this hearing aid allow the user to connect to other personal electronic devices, such as cell phones, televisions and MP3 players. As with most Oticon hearing aid models, the Acto comes in a variety of styles and colors.
If you'd rather be playing a round of golf or game of tennis than sitting courtside, ask your hearing health professional if an ITC is best for you. Because the receivers are protected by your outer ear, the amount of wind noise you hear is minimized. ITCs are typically easier to use with a telephone and are best for those with mild to moderate hearing loss.
2. Inquire about durability. Technology is great, but if you're an active individual, durability may be even more important. A great example of a durable BTE for those with profound hearing loss is the Oticon Chili. This model is designed with protection against many of hearing aids' most deadly foes – dirt, moisture and accidental falls. The initial attachments have a unique shock absorbent quality to protect them if they are accidentally dropped, and the Nano coating and internal seal keep moisture and dirt away from the battery and electronic parts.
3. Ask about accessories. There are a variety of hearing aid accessories designed to protect your new device from the elements. Hearing aid sleeves and sweat bands fit neatly over BTE models to keep perspiration and other moisture out, without sacrificing sound quality. Specialized clips and stretch cords attach to your clothing to prevent accidental breakage and loss. And special dehumidifiers, or hearing aid dryers, can prolong the life of your hearing aids by removing any remaining moisture from the device while you sleep at night.
4. Discuss your style preferences. Today, more than four million Americans wear hearing aids and the number is growing daily. Talk to your audiologist about the different styles and colors of hearing aids that are best suited to your hearing loss and level of recreational activity.
Completely-in-the-canal (CIC) and ITC models are virtually invisible to others and work best for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. Those who want to make a fashion statement may appreciate BTE models, such as Oticon's Intiga, which come in bold colors like Vivid Lilac and Natural Henna.


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Crown Green Bowling Are you finding football or cricket too difficult to play any more? Would you like to take part in something less strenuous? Well, how about considering Crown Green Bowling? Crown Green Bowls is a game for all ages and abilities. It is a game that anyone from the age of 8 to 98, male or female can play and enjoy. It also offers gentle exercise outdoors in the fresh air.
We are encouraging people to take up the game and are extending our efforts, already being offered to schools, to anyone interested, in order to attract increased membership of our bowling clubs. We unfortunately lose older members each year for various reasons due to ill health, disability and sadly death. In recent years there has also been a decline at the junior end of the game. We are therefore encouraging youngsters or schools who may be interested to contact their local club.
There is also a social side to every Club and for those with a more competitive nature there are men's, ladies, veterans and mixed league competitions organised by the local associations with a junior league held on Saturday mornings.
Special wheelchairs for use on bowling greens are now available and it is with the help of Activity Sheffield that people with various disabilities are able to enjoy a game at three local greens. The greens included are Meersbrook Park, Greenhill Park and Laycocks. If you have a disability and would like to 'have a go' please contact one of the Bowling secretaries listed below to arrange a visit.
How much does it cost? Adults £2 and Juniors £1. However, if you join your local club it could probably work out at less than a pound a week for the summer season playing as often as you wish.
You can join your local club by contacting any of the following:
Abbey Hotel, Chesterfield Road Mr M Jackson 239 6888
Bradway, Bradway Road Mr P Jones 235 6296
Graves Park, Charles Ashmore Road Mrs B Finch 281 1289
Greenhill Park #,Low Edges Crescent Mrs J Naylor 01246 417 439
Green Oak Park, Lemont Road Mrs S Ruddle 236 5499
Laycocks # , Archer Road M B G Fuller 01246 456 429
Meersbrook BC, Shirebrook Road M G Hill 281 0959
Meersbrook Park #, Meersbrook Park Road Mr D Allen 267 0829
Millhouses Park, Abbeydale Road South Mr R Jackson 236 5218
# Parks with facilities for people with disabilities (wheelchair access and facilities)
A warm welcome will be offered to all who would like to try their hand in the wonderful game of bowls or maybe, to just sit in pleasant, peaceful surroundings observing the game.
Meersbrook Park Bowling Club have recently produced a book of memories '100 GREEN YEARS' a history of the century of Crown Green Bowling in Meersbrook Park in the years 1907 – 2007 Price: £5 Further information from Mr Terry Egginton – Tel no. 0114 2557137 or 07980 843007


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I love bottom round! Look around for a cut called "bottom flat". If you have a Sam's membership, they sell them there. They look a bit like a small brisket and run about the same price; usually between 2.80 and 3 dollars per pound. Hot and fast is good, or low and really slow for shredded. I don't recommend cooking them over medium doneness because they can turn out rather dry. If you do, I suggest a good sauce; Bbq sandwich application.. They also make great jerky and hamburgers. Yes, bottom round is a staple cut in my house!!
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Interment of ashes
St Aldhelm's has a small Garden of Rest at the west end of the church. Due to its size, plots tend to be reserved for those who have been serving members of the church community. Interments can happen any time after the cremation but usually within a few months. All parts are marked by a brass plaque and we will liaise with you about the words that you would like on the plaque. The service itself can take place most days of the week or on the weekend and lasts about 15 minutes. Ashes can be collected by the family from the undertakers and may be brought directly to the church and kept within the altar until the day of the interment. Alternatively you may wish to keep the ashes at home until this time. There are rules and regulations about plaques, flowers and other items in the Garden of Rest. The vicar or the parish administrator will be able to tell you about these in detail. The cost of an interment including the brass plaque is set at £300 for 2013. All persons buried in the garden of rest will have their named recorded in the book of remembrance on the northern wall of the church.
We are one body in Christ and as such we are in communion with those who are alive and those who have departed this life.
Here at St Aldhelm's we believe it is very important to remember those whom we love but see no longer. Many people find it helpful to have somewhere they can go to give thanks for the lives of loved ones and offer prayers to God.
It is possible to inter ashes without a commemorative plaque at a location which will be recorded.
If you would like to have a service for the interment of ashes you will need to arrange this with the vicar, but it would help us if you could fill out this Interment form and return it to the parish office.
If you want ashes to be buried together (i.e. husband and wife), our policy is to replace any existing plaques with one single plaque commemorating both. This is a symbol of their being reunited, and it also helps us to maintain the garden.
We are happy for you to leave flowers by memorial plaques, but you will need to contact the office for permission, because this again helps us with maintenance. The memorial garden is a shared space, and so we ask for your consideration in abiding by our rules.
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When Paul Lawrie played a few holes with each group during a media day at Murcar Links last year, it was more an opportunity for him to get a good giggle rather than pass on any useful advice.
It was much different, though, when the Aberdonian was back at the same venue on Sunday with trusty caddie Davy Kenny, offering tips on course management.
The beneficiaries were a group of youngsters from the Paul Lawrie Foundation, who are among the hopefuls heading there next week for the Scottish Boys' Championship and well done to the pair for identifying an area where inexperienced players are often found wanting.
"We've focused quite heavily recently on course management within the Foundation for the better youngsters as I feel that it's very important and doesn't get enough time spent on it," said Lawrie.
"Davy and his friend, Dominic Bott, have a company called Caddie Consultancy, that we're going to use, as well as experienced Tour players like Scott Henderson, Alastair Forsyth, Greig Hutcheon etc as these guys have played at the top level and have a lot they can share with up-and-coming juniors."
As well as hearing Kenny go through his yardage book from last year's Paul Lawrie Match Play on the same course and also explain how a top player and caddie go about tackling a course, the duo walked 18 holes with the group as they played in fours and had two nine-hole matches.
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A Registered Dietitian for nearly 40 years, Pat McHale has been interested in food as long as she can remember. She has experimented with vegetarianism for many years. A summer eating the macrobiotic way impressed her how much better she felt. When finally she retired after 30 years of active children-in-the-house mothering, she became a vegan at the suggestion of her son.
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Burt's Bees refer to their new lip crayons as "...colour that truly cares for your lips!"
These lip crayons are formulated to moisturise the lips as they are infused with Shea Butter, Kendi Oil, and Jojoba Oil.
My impressions:
I received the nude shade, Sedona Sands in my Beauty Click review box and because I was pretty impressed I went out and bought the deepest shade Napa Vineyard - just for the comparison don't you know!
As with all of the lip crayons I own, these have the typical twist up mechanism and are easy to apply as a liner/lipstick/balm in one. Burt's Bees Lip Crayons are unscented, and offer medium but buildable coverage for the lips. They feel creamy on application and give a matte finish to the lips which is not drying in the least - and is the thing I love the most! You've got to love a matte lip colour you can wear day in, day out without parching your lips! The colour lasts easily 4 to 5 hours on the lips without any bleeding and fades evenly. These were definitely a winner for me and are now favourites because they do deliver in both the colour and care department.
Swatched L to R: Sedona Sands (405), Napa Vineyard (435)
At $16.99AUD there are 6 shades in the range and I plan to pick up a pink shade next to round out my little collection.
Do you have any lip crayons in your makeup stash?
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Augusta Arranges $40MM Increase to Red Kite Loan Facility
Augusta Resource announced that it has signed with RK Mine Finance Trust I (Red Kite) a term sheet for a US$40 million increase (Additional Loan) to the existing US$43 million Red Kite loan (Existing Loan), on terms substantially similar to the Existing Loan. The Additional Loan and the Existing Loan, together totaling US$83 million are referred to as the Expanded Loan.
The terms for the Expanded Loan include interest payable at LIBOR plus 4.50% and an origination fee of 2% of the Additional Loan. The Expanded Loan is substantially similar to the Existing Loan except that the final maturity date has been extended by 15 months to July 21, 2014. In connection with Red Kite's granting of the Expanded Loan, Augusta will extend the expiry of the existing 1,791,700 share purchase warrants held by Red Kite from April 22, 2014 to July 22, 2015. Augusta and Red Kite have also agreed to change the exercise price of the warrants from C$3.90 per share to US$3.85 per share.
In addition, Rosemont Copper, a wholly owned subsidiary of Augusta, has executed a term sheet to amend the existing Red Kite Copper Concentrates Sales Agreement (Amended Offtake Agreement). Under the Amended Offtake Agreement, Red Kite will purchase 20% of gross annual production until 1,500,000 tonnes has been delivered. This compares to the existing offtake agreement under which Red Kite would purchase 16.125% of gross annual production with a cumulative limit of 483,750 tonnes.
Upon closing of the Expanded Loan and the Amended Offtake Agreement, the Copper Cathode Purchase and Sale Agreement between Rosemont and an affiliate of Red Kite and the US$10 million working capital facility between Augusta and Red Kite will both be cancelled and deemed void.
Gil Clausen, Augusta's President and CEO said, "Red Kite is a strong advocate of the Rosemont Copper Project and we appreciate their continued support. This Expanded Loan provides us with the funding needed to continue development of Rosemont through to the start of construction, expected in early 2013, and fits our financing objective of minimal equity dilution. Our entire focus can now be placed on finalizing the project debt financing and completing the permitting process."
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My favorite movie these days is Star Wars, but you probably already figured that out! My dad took me to see all the Star War movies last summer, and them my mom bought them for my dad and I for Christmas. We really enjoy watching them together. I hope you like the music
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Spicy Matbucha
Spicy matbucha salad using EasyCook
1 can Crushed tomatoes (Prinir)
6 Garlic cloves, minced
4 Hot peppers, finely sliced
Spices: Oil, Cumin, Salt, Sugar, a pinch of Turmeric.
Preparation (stages can be set in advance):
Select the PRO setting on your EasyCook cooker and set it on 160*c. Fry the hot peppers with 3 tbsp of oil for a couple of minutes.
Add crushed tomatoes and garlic. Stir and cook for 10 min on 110*c.
Cook on 95*c for 10 min. You can adjust the temperature and cooking times to your preference. Add the spices, stir and chill.
A delicious dish with no effort!
No need to even add paprika since it's already a beautiful red color.
Bon Appetit!
By the way, the EasyCook has a heat preservation function that starts automatically after the cooking process is over. To finish and turn off the function, press and hold the "Warm/Cancel" button. The cooker will display all the programs, and the heating process will be over.
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Framec RUMBA PRO 10 Ice Cream Display Freezer
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The Framec RUMBA PRO Range Ice Cream Display Freezer is a stylish soft scoop serve over available in two sizes. The unit has automatic defrost and digital temperature display for a fuss free operation. The RUMBA PRO is also ideal for the display and service of both soft scoop ice cream and gelato, it compliments this with both under storage and castors.
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- External Dimensions: H 1277 x W 1367 x D 927mm
- Capacity: 10 x 5 ltr. Pans
- Standard Warranty: 2 Years Parts Only
- Standard Delivery: Estimated 3-5 Working Days
- Accepts 5 litre Napoli pans as standard (not supplied - See accessories tab)
- Digital temperature display & controller
- Understorage
- Adjustable temperature
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- Castors
- Temperature Range: -14°C/-20°C
- Refrigerant: R507
- Type of Defrost: Automatic
- Exterior Finish: Grey/White
- Interior Finish: White
- Power Required: 13 Amps
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