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Crispy outside and soft inside, these scrumptious Poha Bhajias are perfect for a rainy day. Curd imparts a nice tangy flavour to the beaten rice, while an assortment of nutritious veggies add to the taste and volume of these bhajias. The curd also plays an important role in increasingly the crispiness of these besan-bound bhajias, while the tempering imparts a traditional yet tempting aroma to this delicious snack.
|For poha bhajias:
|Beaten rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (poha)
|Whisked curd
|1/2 Cup (8 tbs) (dahi)
|1/2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated bottle gourd
|1/2 Cup (8 tbs) (doodhi / lauki)
|Grated carrot
|1/2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Boiled green peas
|1/4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Ginger green chili paste
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Turmeric powder
|1/4 Teaspoon (haldi)
|Chilli powder
|1/2 Teaspoon
|5 Tablespoon (Bengal gram flour)
|To Taste
|For the tempering:
|1 Teaspoon
|Mustard seeds
|1 Teaspoon (rai / sarson)
|Sesame seeds
|1 Teaspoon (til)
|2 Pinch (hing)
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (For deep frying)
|Tomato ketchup/Green chutney
|1/2 Cup (8 tbs) (for serving)
1. Place the poha in a sieve and hold it under running water for a few seconds. Keep aside for 2 minutes for the water to drain out completely.
2. Combine the soaked and drained poha, curds-water mixture in a deep bowl, mix well. Cover with a lid and keep aside for 20 to 25 minutes.
3. Add all the remaining ingredients, mix well and keep aside.
4. For the tempering, heat the oil in a small pan and add the mustard seeds.
5. When the seeds crackle, add the sesame seeds and asafoetida, and sauté on a medium flame for a few seconds.
6. Remove from flame, add this tempering to the poha mixture and mix well.
7. Heat the oil in a deep kadhai and drop spoonfuls of the mixture using your fingers and deep-fry, a few at a time, till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides.
8. Repeat with the remaining mixture to make more bhajias. Drain on an absorbent paper and keep aside.
9. Serve immediately with tomato ketchup or green chutney.


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Founded in 2016, Studio Bruno Grizzo harnesses the two-decade career of its principal and creative director, Bruno Grizzo.
After earning his BFA from the Columbus College of Art and Design, Grizzo began his career as a fashion designer, working for Lanvin in Paris and Calvin Klein in New York. He then launched his eponymous clothing line in 2006, for which he won two Gen Art awards. In 2011, Grizzo started to pursue art, illustration, and animation full time. Photography and ceramics followed shortly thereafter, ultimately culminating in the formation of Studio Bruno Grizzo.
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This week we check out a dame and talk with a pants dropper!
Don't miss this Friday's episode of Geek Hard where Andrew and Mr. Green welcome back Geek Hard Guest Alumni Robin Dunne. If you've seen or heard their past interviews with the man, you know that all bets are off. Who knows what will happen when these guys get to talking, and talk they shall about Robin's recent appearances on the hit Syfy series Defiance as well as his other recent adventures. Here's a quick bio on Robin:
A native to Toronto, Canada, Dunne immersed himself in the acting scene early on, attending Etobicoke School of the Arts, a performing arts high school. He got his first major television role playing the troubled son of Judith Light in Against their Will: Women in Prison. Dunne's film career began in 1998, when he landed a role in the John Woo produced blockbuster The Big Hit opposite Mark Wahlberg, Lou Diamond Phillips and Christina Applegate. Dunne's other feature film credits include Jack and Jill vs The World, Borderline Normal, The Skulls 2, The Snow Walker, Species 3 and Just Friends. His television work includes roles on Manchester Prep, Dawson's Creek, CSI Miami, NCIS, Dead Like Me, and Defiance.
Robin's best known television work includes a starring role opposite Amanda Tapping in the SyFy Channel's hit series Sanctuary that ran for four seasons. He also directed on the series. Robin's other recent credits include Space Milkshake (in which he also produced), opposite Kristin Kreuk and Billy Boyd, as well as the horror feature Torment alongside Katherine Isabelle (which was released on DVD this past July).
Outside of work, Robin also is an accomplished fly-fishermen, has a PhD in Mime Technique, and can say "hello" in many different languages.
Don't miss our interview with Robin this Friday!
But that's not all as we take a trip back to the dirty back alleys of Basin City for our review of Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, directed by Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller and starring a whole bunch of folks. The first film was a comic book come to life and wowed fans. Will the sequel live up to the original? Or will Robert and Frank over-stuff this picture with too much action that they lose the narrative altogether? (It's happened in the past for both of them.) Catch our review this Friday to find out Andrew and Mr. Green's thoughts on the matter.
All this, plus the news and reviews that you've come to expect, right here on Geek Hard. Listen LIVE! This Friday at 7pm Eastern on the station that killed for more than a few dames in its day, www.realityradio101.com.
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Before 2008, the midsize offering from the British performance and luxury giant Jaguar shared an obnoxiously large amount of DNA with a Lincoln. On top of its slightly less than shocking dynamics, the S-Type was in all honesty, ugly. While the Ford derived global chassis had room for improvement, the older Jaguar sedan simply failed to deliver where it counted most and thus, it fell behind to the likes of the BMW 5-Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class. Enter today however, and the English midsize offering isn't as Lincoln-ish as before. It's stretched, strengthened and more British with a pledge to bring together comfort, technology, performance and charm. While it may be four years old, the Jaguar XF is still ready to rumble for 2012 in one of the most heated automotive segments the world has ever conceived.
Born in 2008, the XF replaced the S-Type as Jaguar's 5-Series fighter. Created at the cusp of the Ford/Jaguar disbanding, the sedan was the first child of the Tata Motors ownership that now spans the automaker's entire line up. While it may still lay on the Ford derived DEW platform, the XF's version has been greatly modified from the S-Type. Longer and taller, the new Jag was created to offer a more spacious interior on all accounts. In 2011, the sedan received a refresh with new head and tail lights, revised interior trim and up-to-date media tech. It still rides on a roomy 114.5 inch wheelbase, spins the rear wheels and pounces around with four independent feet but has been equipped with subtle upgrades in order to keep things sweet. More importantly perhaps, the XF is much more British than its S-Type predecessor.
In order to figure out just how improved the XF is, we got behind the wheel of a 2012 Portfolio edition. Placed as the second level trim, our test car carried a starting price of $59,000; $6,000 more than the base model. Standard items included such things as navigation, Xenon headlamps, satellite radio, rear view camera with park aid, leather interior, heated and cooled front seating and 19 inch wheels. To make driving even better on our Caviar colored tester, the $700 Cold Weather Package with heated windshield and steering wheel was added as well as the $2,300 Bowers & Wilkins stereo and $2,300 Adaptive Cruise Control system. A $525 Jet Headliner rounds off the sedan and with destination charge, our XF rolled off the Castle Bromwich assembly floor with a final MSRP of $65,700.
Under the hood of the old S-Type was the same engine found in the Lincoln LS and in base form, it pumped out a humble 300 horsepower at its best. Needless to say, real premium performance was only delivered by the expensive and rare R version which used a supercharger to bump power and lower fuel mileage. It may have been smooth, but the older 4.2 liter V8 was a downfall to the S-Type, so when Jag put out the XF, they wanted to smash all of the previous notions. And smash them they did as the 5.0 V8 is an absolute gem; a masterpiece of automotive engineering. Widely used as the base powerplant among the Jaguar line-up, the new block is rather special as it no longer holds any connection with Ford and is built where it should be: England. Pumping out a solid 385 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque, the direct injected dual cam engine is one heck of a standard mill that can hustle the heavy sedan to 60 mph from a stop in under six seconds. What's more impressive than its on-paper performance is the 5.0's character as it surges ahead with a force and velocity previously only thought to exist from 1960's Motown. Eager to rev and heavy with torque, the V8 is perfectly paired with a classic: the ZF six speed automatic. It may be old news compared to the eight speed, but the six cog slushbox is a legend in its own right as it always delivers strong and fast upshifts. Where it falls behind is in low-speed downshifting such as required for highway passing. While no gear hunting was present, the XF could get a bit jolted up when the hammer dropped at right lane speeds.
Like the limousine XJL we drove last year, the XF goes about its business in a slightly different fashion from the Germans. Unlike the BMW 5-Series which is strictly function over style, the Jag is all about swag. Inside, the London Tan leather mixes handsomely with the silver dash and accents while the layout is like nothing else in the premium midsize market. Press the power button and up pops the ZF's "shifter" knob as if Q designed it and displayed on-screen is a charming LED show of cat-like exhilaration. It all looks charming and unique enough but dig deeper, and tempers may change regarding the car's actual usage. For 2012, Jaguar upgraded the stereo, navigation and media controls and while they are an improvement over the previous offerings, they still lack the ease of Audi's or even BMW's. The touchscreen's buttons are simply too small and the reaction times are still not quick enough for today's modern world. When shelling out more than $60 grand for luxury and technology, a driver shouldn't feel intimidated or confused but instead, wonderfully flabbergasted. Like the XJL, the XF continues to fall short of being podium worthy when it comes to interior gizmos.
The XF is rather similar it is larger brother and in more ways than one. While its interior may be more fashion than function, its dynamics are something to be envied. Equipped with Jaguar's Dynamic driving mode system, the sedan can go from a mild-mannered commuter to a road ripping corner carver in a meer moment. The system mitigates almost every mechanical aspect of the XF from sharpening the throttle response to stiffening the dampers and when placed in sport mode, grabbing an apex becomes child's play. Rotation is dead on and the communication between the car and the steering wheel is crystal clear. The XF is exactly why the sport sedan was created as it can be quiet, composed and mature one minute and heart racing the next. Dynamically, the sedan simply delivers.
Jaguar has a tough job to take care of with the XF; they must take sales away from the German giants. Numerous manufactures have attempted but the British marque has always been there, fighting the good fight and earning a few solid hits along the way. At the end of its rope, the S-Type floundered and became a last place finisher in Car and Driver "comparos" but today, its replacement has hit the market with a whole new persona. It is still English, still flawed, still thirsty (16 mpg in the city) and still a bit questionable but what Jaguar isn't? The engine is no longer a dog and the XF with its long hood, short overhangs and deep cuts is no longer the ugly midsize offering. Perhaps more of a driver's car than an all-together luxury cruiser, the Jag delivers the most with its charm: something the Audi A6, BMW 5-Series and Mercedes-Benz E-Class can't seem to match. Hurtling down a desolate highway behind the wheel of the XF will produce a larger smile than from within the A6, but the Audi won't infuriate you when trying to listen to your iPod. The British sedan caters to a specific type of driver and if that person likes power, charm and class, than the 2012 Jaguar XF might be just right for them.
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The WHO panel, which was formed in 2005, has used the label "public health emergency of international concern" only four times previously.
Those included the H1N1 or swine flu, a pandemic of 2009. Then it was the spread of poliovirus in 2014, the Ebola epidemic that devastated parts of West Africa from 2014 to 2016 and the surge of the Zika virus in 2016.
The current Ebola crisis, which began in eastern DRC last August, has led to more than 2,000 cases, including 1,411 deaths.
The WHO panel, officially known as the International Health Regulations and Emergency Committee, was meeting by teleconference with experts connecting from Geneva and around the world.
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who is in DRC reviewing the Ebola response, will make the final decision on an emergency declaration based on the committee's advice.
WHO held off making the emergency call at previous meetings in October and April, in part because Ebola had not spread internationally.
That changed this week with confirmation that the virus had reached western Uganda, where it has claimed two lives so far.
A Congolese woman -- who is married to a Ugandan -- as well as her mother, three children and their nanny had travelled to DRC to care for her ill father, who later died of Ebola.
The WHO said 12 members of the family who attended the burial in Congo were placed in isolation in the DRC, but six "escaped and crossed over to Uganda" on June 9.
The next day, a five-year-old boy was admitted to hospital in Bwera, a border town, vomiting blood before he died. Tests confirmed he had Ebola and the family was placed in an isolation ward.
His three-year-old brother was also confirmed to have Ebola, as was their grandmother, who died late Wednesday.
Speaking from western Uganda's Kasese district, a senior Red Cross official told AFP that "the biggest challenge" was ensuring robust monitoring along the porous border with DRC.
"People are continuing to come in to the country and not passing through the areas where screening is taking place. The screening has been instituted along certain points of entry but not all the points," said Josephine Okwera, the director of health and social services for the Ugandan Red Cross.
The mere fact that cases have crossed a border does not automatically compel WHO to make the emergency declaration, especially as the epidemic is still confined to one contiguous region.
But invoking the emergency provisions would entail additional measures to manage the outbreak, including a possible call for "immediate international action," according to the UN health agency.
Health officials had initially hoped that they could contain the outbreak with help from a new vaccine, which has now been given to more than 130,000 people in DRC.
But chronic violence and militia activity in affected eastern DRC provinces of Ituri and North Kivu as well as hostility to medical teams among some people in the region have hampered the response.
WHO has also accused political leaders in the affected region of manipulating the Ebola issue to turn people against health workers.
Ebola spreads among humans through close contact with the blood, body fluids, secretions or organs of an infected person.
Chimpanzees, gorillas, monkeys, forest antelopes and porcupines can also become infected, and humans who kill and eat these animals can catch the virus through them.
The current outbreak is the worst on record after an epidemic that struck mainly in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone between 2014 and 2016, leaving more than 11,300 people dead.


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Opinion: Chad Bowie's Take: FIVE (ATLANTIC) POLITICAL STORIES TO WATCH IN 2019
By Chad Bowie
The year ahead promises to be an exciting one for political junkies in Atlantic Canada.
For starters, Canadians will head to the polls to elect a new crop of MPs in October. Will Justin Trudeau be maintaining his iron grip on our region's 32 seats in Parliament, or will a growing sense of Eastern alienation over issues like the Energy East pipeline cause him to suffer major losses?
Only time well tell.
As exciting as federal politics can be, it's important to remember that in the political world, the upcoming national campaign isn't the only interesting story coming out of Atlantic Canada – far from it.
That's why this week I've compiled five stories (besides the upcoming federal campaign) I'll be watching unfold in the year ahead. Buckle up because 2019 is going to be a very, very interesting year in Atlantic politics.
The role of the disruptors
Across the Western world, political disruptors have been making waves. From Donald Trump's shock win, to Brexit, to the election of populist governments in Ontario and Quebec, one thing is clear – voters want something different.
While we don't often think of disruptive politics being a force in Atlantic Canada, the reality is it's taken hold in a major way.
On Prince Edward Island (PEI), the Green Party has a real shot at winning the upcoming provincial election. The party is tied with the governing Liberals in the polls and sits ahead of the opposition Tories. Whether the Green Party of PEI manages to form Canada's first Green government or not, their meteoric rise in the polls proves voters in our region are just as frustrated with the mainstream "old" parties as the electorate anywhere else!
In New Brunswick, the right-leaning, populist People's Alliance holds the balance of power in the province's new minority government – a major feat for a third party.
Since the election, the party appears to have settled comfortably into a supporting role, content to prop up Premier Blaine Higgs' minority Progressive Conservative government for the time being.
This is a wise choice for the Party as it gives them time to raise money, attract winning candidates, build electoral district associations and leverage their newfound profile to prepare for another trip to the polls. At the same time, the Party runs the risk of becoming too associated with Higgs' government, thereby eliminating any possible reason to vote for them.
So far, it appears People's Alliance leader Chris Austin has done a good enough job maintaining that all-important balance, but what will 2019 bring? If Austin is wise, he'll be looking for a way the People's Alliance can play a bigger role in New Brunswick's tenuous minority legislature in 2019.
Elections on PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador
This year, voters on both PEI and Newfoundland and Labrador will have the chance to cast judgment on Premiers Wade McLaughlin and Dwight Ball, respectively.
Will what started in New Brunswick in late 2018 pave the way for a Tory renaissance or Green revolution in Atlantic Canada, or will the bulk of Fortress Liberal hold? The answer to that question, most likely, depends on the campaigns to come!
On PEI, it appears McLaughlin's chief opposition comes not from the Tories, but in the form of Green Party leader Peter Bevan-Baker, a dentist and activist.
Bevan-Baker is heading into 2019 with wind in his sails, given his party is tied with the Liberals in the opinion polls and voters seem hungry for change.
Bevan-Baker's plans, however, could be upended when the Progressive Conservatives select their new leader in February. Perhaps the new Progressive Conservative leader will enjoy a honeymoon period with the voters at exactly the right time. (More on that later.) The NDP is not a factor in PEI – as is increasingly the case in much of the country.
In Newfoundland and Labrador, Progressive Conservative leader Ches Crosbie has the right pedigree. He's the son of famous Tory politico and Mulroney minister John Crosbie and, having achieved success as a lawyer, has entered the political arena for the right reasons.
Crosbie's fiscally conservative policies are a breath of fresh air in a province where government overspending and overreliance on commodity prices have resulted in serious economic challenges.
Despite being initially well liked, Premier Dwight Ball has seen his popularity slide – at exactly the wrong time. Granted, he still has a leg up on Crosbie in opinion polls, but the Tory leader has the right policies and the right last name to achieve pollical success on "the rock."
At the end of the day, campaigns still matter – a lot. Whether two more Atlantic provinces turn blue (or Green) in 2019 will depend greatly on the quality of the campaigns each of the parties runs.
All campaign junkies can look forward to watching what tactics are employed as the year unfolds.
Tim Houston's province-wide debut
After an impressive victory in the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative leadership race, Tim Houston has largely remained under the radar while rearranging Tory backrooms to his liking – as is his prerogative. Expect that to change in 2019, however.
The Nova Scotia Tories will know full well that while Houston is a very popular figure within party circles, in 2019 they must introduce him to the electorate-at-large. How that's done will be very interesting to watch. They'll also know that with at least one by-election looming, they should do it sooner rather then later.
Perhaps the Tories will attach Houston to a set of unconventional policy ideas. Or, strategists may be thinking their best bet is to position Houston as an effective critic of the McNeil Liberals and rely on the force of his affable personality to carry the day.
It's also worth noting that Tory coffers should be relatively flush, thanks to a significant increase in per-vote public funding and a debt-free election campaign in 2017. Maybe an ad blitz is on the way. The best strategy is probably a mix of all three – policy ideas, effective criticism and paid media.
Houston will be put to the test electorally sometime in 2019, as Premier Stephen McNeil must call a by-election to replace Sackville-Cobequid MLA Dave Wilson.
Conventional wisdom is that it should be a tough seat for the Tories to win, given it's been held by the NDP for a very long time. Interestingly, though, the Tories have raised the stakes by recruiting Halifax Councillor Steve Craig to seek their nomination.
Houston doesn't need to win the by-election, but given the Tories have a star candidate in the offing, he will be expected to post a strong result. If the Tories do pull out a win, Houston will undeniably have the right to claim momentum is on his side.
Leadership races on PEI and New Brunswick
Two major parties in the Maritimes are on the hunt for new leaders. After desperately trying to cling to power in the wake of a lost election, former New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant is finally moving on.
It didn't take long for potential replacements to rear their heads.
Former House of Commons sergeant-at-arms Kevin Vickers is considering entering the leadership race. Vickers was hailed as a hero after he helped stop an attack on Parliament Hill in 2014.
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper subsequently appointed him Canada's ambassador to Ireland.
Vickers would bring star power to the race and has certainly earned the public's affection. But is he ready for the cut-and-thrust of partisan politics?
New Brunswick Liberals would be wise to avoid getting caught up in Vickers' celebrity status and hold his feet to the fire to ensure he has the chops to be Premier. Someone of Vickers' stature and reputation should welcome such a grilling.
Vickers is likely to face stiff competition should he enter the race. The New Brunswick Liberals won the popular vote in last year's provincial election and remain a very strong official opposition. If someone misses the bus on the government benches, New Brunswickers could well head back to the polls. That makes the New Brunswick Liberal leadership a prize worth winning.
On PEI, the Progressive Conservatives are in the midst of a competitive leadership race that has seen five credible candidates step forward.
The challenge for the party, regardless of which candidate wins, will be to unite and rally around their premier-in-waiting. Tories on the Island have been senselessly divided for nearly a decade and have developed a nasty habit of cannibalizing their party leaders. This must end if the party is to again be seen as a credible choice to govern.
The conservative Premiership of Blaine Higgs
Surprising many, Blaine Higgs has emerged as not only New Brunswick's premier but possibly the leader of the conservative (note my use of a lowercase "c") movement in Atlantic Canada.
First, the Tory premier proved that elections can, in fact, be won in Atlantic Canada by running clearly to the right – and by supporting resource development projects, like fracking.
It's his work since the campaign, however, that has caught the attention of movement conservatives nation-wide. Putting his money where his mouth is in a literal sense, Higgs suggested provinces who fail to develop their own natural resources (pay attention, Nova Scotia) should receive less in federal equalization payments.
Equalization is a sacred cow in Atlantic Canada, and Higgs' stance proves he has guts.
Not one to sit still, Higgs again rocked the national boat by taking on the province of Quebec and Justin Trudeau in a fight to revive the scuttled Energy East pipeline project. Atlantic Canada – and Ottawa – would be wrong to give up on Energy East. Now, the project has a champion at the national table in the form of Premier Higgs.
Hopefully he'll continue the fight vigorously in 2019.
Together, all of this represents only a small sampling of what lies ahead for political junkies in Atlantic Canada in 2019. With so much at stake, so much unpredictability, and so many interesting personalities to follow, politics in our region is about to become as interesting as it has ever been.
Aren't we junkies blessed?
Chad Bowie is a long-time Nova Scotia conservative political strategist. He is also a direct marketing and political consultant. He owns Chad Bowie Consulting.


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Diane is a GHD Principal in the San Francisco Bay Area. After beginning her engineering career with Shell Oil Products, she has spent 34 years in engineering, environmental compliance, and remediation for the oil and gas industry. She is a registered professional engineer (civil) in seven US states. She grew her role as a client manager of just a handful of small projects to managing a team of up to 70 technical staff with annual revenue in excess of $30 million USD. In addition to technical and client management roles, Diane has held leadership positions as CEO of her predecessor company, as a member of CRA's Executive Committee prior to merger with GHD, and on GHD's Board of Directors. As a woman in various leadership positions throughout her career, she is dedicated to paving the road for women rising through the ranks at GHD and to being a role model and sponsor for the next generation of female leaders.


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By Phil Boeyen, ShareChat Business News Editor
Wednesday 6th December 2000
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The fishing company told shareholders at its AGM today that there has been a slow start to the year as it seeks to maximise prices in a competitive market, but activity is expected to again be strong in the second half of the year.
The company is expecting another satisfactory result for the year but points out that currency, fuel and political instability are factors that can affect the final outcome.
While Sanford quit its investment in Namibia during the year, it has continued to look to Canada for growth, increasing its stake in Newfoundland-based Fishery Products International from 5% last year to just under 15% at an average cost of C$8.80 a share.
Sanford says it has made progress working with Fishery Products International on the trading of products and it expects the first shipments in both directions to commence early in the New Year.
Earlier today Sanford announced plans for a $12 million waterfront fish market and tourism attraction in Auckland.
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Arsenal have rejoined the race to sign Sead Kolasinac and are set to go head-to-head with Chelsea in pursuit of the Schalke 04 defender, as per reports.
Arsenal and Juventus are reportedly set to go head-to-head in order to land the highly rated Schalke 04 left-back Sead Kolasinac in the summer.
Spurs are involved in some hectic last minute transfer activity. After a rumored move for Real Madrid midfielder Isco failed to materialize, they have now submitted a massive €45 million bid to Bundesliga club Schalke for one of their brightest young prospects.
A new European football season has given several talented footballers the platform to announce themselves on the world stage. TheHardTackle looks at the top five breakout stars from the first half of the 2015-2016 season.
24-year old defender Joel Matip is almost sure to leave Schalke 04, with his contract ending next summer, but with Liverpool's present defensive woes, the Reds may just line up a 4 million pound bid for Matip in January.
The Bayern Munich juggernaut continued moving ahead with a 3-1 victory over Schalke 04 away at the Veltins Arena, but for Manuel Neuer one goal was one too many for him to concede.
The latest in a slew of Bundes league players associated with a move to Liverpool following the arrival of former Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp, Leroy Sane finds himself linked to a move to Anfield with a German newspaper reporting that his club, Schalke 04, have already received an offer from Liverpool.
Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a hat-trick on Sunday as Borussia Dortmund ran riot in a 5-1 home win over bottom side Augsburg to stay second in the Bundesliga.
A 90th-minute Robert Lewandowski goal saw ten-man league leaders Bayern Munich earn a dramatic 2-1 win at Hoffenheim on Saturday despite conceding the joint fastest goal in Bundesliga history.
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Alexandra Wilkis Wilson
Co-founder of Gilt Groupe
Co-Founder and CEO of GLAMSQUAD
New York, NY
Just like Rent the Runway's co-founders, there are a ton of women who have leapt into the uncharted, often-insane world of entrepreneurship. We're inviting these risk-takers to be part of a community we're calling "The Real Runway:" a collection of voices to motivate and inspire your own runway, whatever that may be.
It all started with... a little girl at a lemonade stand.
Does success breed success, or does it breed startups? Apparently both if you are Alexandra Wilkis Wilson. Armed with a Harvard Business School MBA and a few years in luxury retail, Alexandra co-founded Gilt Groupe: the pioneer in digital flash sales. After eight years of rapid growth, she was ready to do it all over again. In 2014 Alexandra took on the role as co-founder and CEO at GLAMSQUAD: an app-based, on-demand beauty service. They currently glam up thousands of women per week across NYC, LA and Miami with a team of over 250 beauty professionals. So what does one wear in a world where beauty meets business? Alexandra claims she needs shoes that she can run through the streets of New York in. Perhaps taking leaps and bounds through life would be more accurate.
Jumpsuit, Narciso Rodriguez; Earrings, Oscar de la Renta; Bag, Loeffler Randall
What was your "Aha!" moment?
Alexis Maybank (my co-founder at Gilt) was the one who convinced me to take the entrepreneurial plunge. She had worked in entrepreneurial environments before, while my career path had been more traditional. In retrospect, I had always been entrepreneurial by nature. I was the little girl with the lemonade stand and always excited to do something that was off the beaten path. Alexis and I originally met in a Portuguese class as undergrads at Harvard University and later become close friends at Harvard Business School, so we were always in the context of learning and thinking about our careers. We always said, "Wouldn't it be great if we did a startup one day?" We started Gilt three years after we had graduated, along with co-founders Mike Bryzek, Phong Nguyen and Kevin Ryan. Gilt evolved from a series of conversations as opposed to one aha moment.
What was a tough lesson that you had to learn fast?
I've learned that there are different types of personalities and skill-sets which serve different stages of company growth. For example, someone who can survive in a really scrappy context with minimal resources may not thrive in a structured environment with clear cut roles and responsibilities. There's a can-do attitude in the startup world, it's fast-paced with endless possibilities. You can have an idea, try it out, learn from it, fail and move forward. It's an adjustment for someone coming from a corporate environment, where the movement can be really slow. At an early-stage startup it doesn't matter what your business card title is. You're turning the lights on and off, you're taking out the garbage. Honestly, that's part of the thrill. For those who define their success by how big and beautiful their corner office is, a startup environment is not the right fit. I've also had to learn how to prioritize—there's always a fire to put out. You need tactical problem-solving skills to determine which issue has the most urgency, which I think is a skill you develop over time. You also learn to put out fires the hard way. During my first week at Gilt, 9,500 contacts on my Blackberry were wiped out. I was devastated because that was our lifeblood, given that our business was so relationship driven. We were able to restore most of them, not all, but we moved on.
Alexandra at GLAMSQUAD; Dress, Yigal Azrouel; Earrings, Ella Carter
How did you decide to start fresh again?
I had been at Gilt for about seven and a half years and I loved it—I still do. But I was starting to think about what my next chapter should be. Around that time I ran into two guys I knew at a Harvard undergrad event, who told me they were working on a new beauty startup called GLAMSQUAD. I tried it immediately, got really excited about what they were building, and became an advisor to the company. In May of last year, they asked me to be their CEO. I was taken completely off guard. Gilt was very supportive which was really important for me, as was my family. I agreed to join the company as CEO, but on the condition that I could be co-founder also. It just felt like the right idea at the right time with the right people. I haven't looked back since.
How do you deal with hearing "No?"
I would hear "No" a lot at Gilt, but the challenge would invigorate me. I'm thick skinned and don't take it personally at all. If someone tells me to follow up in six months, I call back on six months to the day.
Have you had any throw-in-the-towel moments?
Never. I'm not a quitter. That said, it's very easy for entrepreneurs to burn themselves out, which is something I'm really conscious of at GLAMSQUAD. I check in with people who are working really hard and make sure they're recharging their batteries. About 2.5 years into Gilt, I was totally wiped out and had to find new ways to manage my health, like meditation and yoga.
Bag, Loeffler Randall; Ring, Erickson Beamon; Earrings, Lulu Frost;
The startup world is like a never ending marathon of sprints. You need to learn to stop and breathe.
What has your payoff been as a female entrepreneur?
The biggest payoff for me is my passion for our brand and the vision we're delivering to our clients every day. That's a really thrilling feeling. When you don't have that feeling anymore, maybe it's time to think about another chapter. As for now, I am completely devoted to making this company a real success. And we're growing every single day. Being a female has been such an asset in both companies, given that I intuitively understand the clients we're serving. Is it hard to get funding? Is entrepreneurship hard? Of course. But it's hard for men and women. I'm not out there playing the woe-is-me card.
Earrings, Lulu Frost; Jumpsuit (top image), Sachin & Babi
Who is a woman that inspires you?
Divya Gugnani, who was a classmate of mine at Harvard Business School. She has the most incredible work ethic of anyone that I've ever met and is so passionate about everything she does. She embodies the term "serial entrepreneur" and is such a loyal friend. I've been lucky to be on the receiving end of some of her great experience and mentorship.
How does style factor in?
As I get older and have more to juggle, I tend to have a bit more of a practical approach to my personal style. Thinking about looks that work from day to evening, and shoes that I can run through the streets of New York in without falling over. Style for me is how one feels on the inside and on the outside. If it can bring you self confidence, that's a great thing.
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"It seems that the more places I see and experience, the bigger I realize the world to be. The more I become aware of, the more I realize how relatively little I know of it, how many places I have still to go, how much more there is to learn. Maybe that's enlightenment enough- to know that there is no final resting place of the mind, no moment of smug clarity. Perhaps wisdom, at least for me, means realizing how small I am, and unwise, and how far I have yet to go." -Anthony Bourdain
I can't believe I haven't updated this in a year! February seems to be my month for big travels, considering I like to plan trips over school breaks and get away from the cold. It's not that I haven't traveled in the past year; I just didn't want to post about mundane trips to Miami, Texas, California, Mexico, Grand Cayman, etc. (I found Grand Cayman itself to be boring, but the scuba diving was great.) Not that these places don't have a lot to offer or aren't worth writing about, but I really give it up to bloggers who post daily or even weekly, because it's like a full-time job.
But back to what you're here for, Tokyo! I was only transiting through Haneda airport on a 7 hour layover on my way to Bangkok. I could've done it in a shorter amount of time, but if you remember, I love stopping in new cities on my travels to get a taste and see if I'd like to go back. I've gone to Europe the past 3 years in the winter/spring and had enough of the cold, which is why I chose to go to Thailand. I have friends in Korea and Japan and know no one in Thailand, but Korea and Japan have the same weather as New York this time of year. Another first for me, this was my first completely solo trip! I've traveled solo before, but always met up with friends along the way. It wasn't a "spiritual journey" or anything like that, it's just the way it worked out, and I felt I did enough traveling that I could finally do Asia by myself. Friends and family are sometimes shocked by this, but I love being on my own time and making my own itinerary to really experience the culture. Remember, I hate guided tours and all-inclusives!
Anyway, back to Tokyo. I was pleasantly surprised I was transiting through Haneda, because it's relatively close to Tokyo in comparison to its other international airport, Narita. If I was going through Narita I figured I'd only have time to see Narita itself, as the journey into Tokyo is an hour on the Narita Express.
Japan Airlines
What a pleasant surprise! I originally wanted to fly Korean Air, which always gets positive reviews as a top airline (there are no direct flights to Bangkok from NYC), but this itinerary worked out better. The service was outstanding, the Japanese are very polite and clean, and it was a great introduction to Japanese culture. It also didn't hurt that I got the emergency exit row aisle seat, economy service on JAL (long-haul flights) is actually equivalent (if not better) than first class on a typical American airline like American or United.
Lumbar (back) pillows and blankets were provided.Look at all that space! I couldn't have asked for more on a 14 hour flight.Flight attendants came around frequently with warm towels to wipe your hands and face with.There was an exercise program for stretches to do on the plane.I thought this was a nice touch, parents with children were seated in these rows and didn't have to have them on their laps.Unlimited alcohol, I only had one red wine, but the Korean guy next to me had about 10. They also have unlimited snacks you can just get up and get yourself.The first meal was served a couple of hours into the flight, the second was a couple of hours before landing. JAL is odd in its food choices in that it doesn't serve typical Japanese food and you can't order it ahead of time. The first choice was chicken teriyaki or a red wine beef stew, I chose chicken but would go with the beef in the future because the chicken was dark meat and I didn't eat it. The sides were a tuna and ham salad (weird), fruit, seaweed/soba noodles, and a regular salad. I didn't eat the salad or fruit either because I was afraid of getting sick. The second meal was a vegetarian rigatoni with yogurt, cheese and crackers. This one was better.
Cost of ticket: Most people probably wouldn't believe it, $478 including my 20kg checked luggage.I thought this was cute, I noticed they put this on my bag when I picked it up in Bangkok! It was nice to be able to check my luggage all the way through since it was JAL for both flights and not a partner airline.
Haneda airport
Haneda was surprisingly easy to navigate, and again, the Japanese are so polite, there's no irate people yelling at customer service like you see in the US, but this also reflects on their level of service.There are showers in the arrivals terminal you can rent for a set amount of time (like I said, the Japanese are very clean.)This might look confusing, but with a little research on google maps beforehand to navigate where you want to go it's very simple.The one thing that shocked me in my research about Japan, is that I think we (Americans) look at it as so technologically advanced, which it is, but it is still very much a cash society. American debit cards don't work at several Japanese banks/ATMs, but 7 Bank (at 7 Elevens and in the arrivals terminal), is one that does accept American cards. Minimum withdrawal was 10,000 yen ($91 USD with exchange rate.) I highly recommend a no-fee card like Capital One when you travel internationally.
So in my research, I decided Shibuya was where I wanted to go. Harajuku is out, Shibuya is in. Shibuya is the Gangnam (in Seoul, South Korea); the West End of London, you get my point. It's TRENDY, it's TOURISTY. But really, after having been there, it's like Times Square.
How to get there: Here's where google maps is very handy, better than Apple maps on your iPhone for international public transit directions.Take the Keikyu (red) line and transfer to the green JR Yamanote line at Shinagawa station, then get off at Shibuya. The signs are all in English, and they repeat the announcements in English, so it's pretty hard to mess up.You enter where you want to go and you can get a round trip ticket. This machine only accepts cash unless you have PASMO, Japan's smart card that's like Apple Pay. It was $6 one way.On my way to the train I passed storage lockers, I decided to put some of my stuff in here because I was carrying heavy books. It was very convenient, I had to get a larger locker for 600 yen (around $6) because that's all that was available. If you do this make sure you get your belongings out by midnight, they also only accept cash.I wish New York subways had barriers like this and were this clean. As you can see, all the trains say what line they are and where they're going. I could've taken any train that passed through Shinagawa to get to Shibuya.When they say Japan is crowded, they aren't kidding. The weirdest thing about this is you couldn't move on the train, but it was completely silent, literally no one talks.
Shibuya Crossing
One of the many things tourists come to see in Tokyo is Shibuya Crossing, apparently the largest pedestrian crossing in the world where 7 cross walks come together and all the lights turn red at the same time. Time Magazine sums it up pretty eloquently: "It would be a shame to come to Tokyo and not take a walk across the famous intersection outside Shibuya Station… traffic stops completely and pedestrians surge into the intersection from all sides, like marbles spilling out of a box." Pretty much.It's really something you just have to see for yourself. It's Times Square x100. Shibuya 109 is a famous department store, and apparently the rooftop, Mag's Park, is a great place to watch this scene unfold, but I didn't go up to the top.After this, I was pretty much exhausted and only wanted to have some authentic Japanese food before I headed back to the airport. I just walked around the area aimlessly until I came across a ramen spot that seemed to be populated by locals. I asked a Japanese friend what this says and she said she didn't know?You press the button for what you want on this machine and pay with yen, then give the receipt to the hostess. No one spoke English, at first I was really confused until a helpful girl just pointed to the food pictures then the money slot and said "money." I ordered 3 dumplings (gyoza) which I hoped were vegetarian but figured I had a very small chance of that in Japan, since I don't eat pork or seafood, and the 900 yen dan dan noodle ramen because I like dan dan noodles (which are actually Chinese.)All the food was cooked in front of you, and it ended up being delicious! The gyoza were actually full of vegetables, and I know that's pork in the soup but I just pushed it aside. I figured it was better than having slabs of pork belly in my soup. This whole meal (which I didn't finish) was $10. Tipping isn't required in Japan but I left my change.
Back to Haneda, on to Bangkok!
I just did the reverse going back to the airport, picked up my carry-on items from the storage locker, and with a little time to spare and half of my yen left, did some shopping at the duty free stores. Security is fast and efficient at Haneda, and I would definitely come back to Japan. Japan Olympics 2020 anyone? The people are so nice and helpful even when there's a lack of communication, and I believe it's probably one of the safest countries in the world. Japan has so much culture (on a longer trip I'd love to go to Kyoto), but even this small taste left a good impression on me.Bathrooms at the airport, for the third time the Japanese are very clean.


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Another post from the road – still in Colorado Springs.
My wife and kid and I had dinner at a Chinese restaurant called, appropriately enough, China Restaurant. Seriously. That was the best they could do. In spite of the name, the interior design was great and the food was good, too. This isn't a review of the restaurant, though. No, this post is all about the dumbass fortune cookie "fortune" my wife got.
I swear to God, Jesus, Budda, Mohammed, Zeus, L. Ron Hubbard, and Gorto the God of Cheese, I'm not making this up:
Take care and sensitivity you show
toward others with return to you.
I'll scan it when I get home, because I want to prove I'm not making this up.
Update: I lost the damn slip of paper somewhere between Colorado Springs and home. My bad. You'll just have to take my word for it.
The cookie was produced by the Kari-Out Co., of New York. These people have gotta be kidding. The way I see it, there's only two ways a message as incomprehensible as that got into a cookie. First, the company is so incompetent that they couldn't translate from the Chinese. Two things wrong there, though: nobody uses actual Chinese fortunes in the cookies anymore and even if they did, it's the company's primary responsibility regarding this product to get the translation right! If it's not incompetence, it must be laziness.
We don't get actual fortunes anymore, we get Hallmark greeting card-style one-liners. I've had Chinese food all over the country – I don't think I've opened a cookie to find an actual fortune in about 8 or 10 years. I opened a cookie once to find a "fortune" that basically read, "follow your dreams, you can reach your goals". What the hell? That's not a fortune, that's unsolicited advice—and poor advice at that. That's laziness on the part of the producers of these cookies. Instead of getting actual Chinese text for translation, they're getting no-talent shlubs that flunked out of Hallmark University to write pithy sayings – and paying accordingly.
But then, maybe I shouldn't get mad that a New York company is fucking up Chinese fortune cookies, considering fortune cookies ain't Chinese to begin with.


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Greetings everyone. My name is John and I hail from Michigan in the U.S. I'm not exactly new, as I've been reading heavenletters for a few months. I just recently realized there was a community to join though, so hear I am. I found heavenletters through reading the book, which was excellent. I've gone through it a few times, love it. Is volume 2 is coming out anytime soon
Gloria? Have ever thought about putting the first one out in ebook format?
My background is advaitic and this is where I'm coming from when I post any comments. I love reading the comments as much as the letters, it's great to see how people interpret the messsges. I look forward to sharing with everyone. Thank you!
Love to all.
Welcome John!
Hi John, I just found your message by chance and I am surprised, that you did not get an answer from Gloria so far. She must have overlooked it. I don't know, if you might have allready discovered the Godwriting Blog. There Gloria tells us a lot about her momentary life. She is visiting Normand in Australia just know. I am from Germany. I read the Heavenletters since 3 years in Germany and just a few weeks ago, I started to reed them here on this webside. I am glad reading the comments too. Also I am glad, that you came in and happy reading more from you. Love to you dear John! Uta
Thank you Uta.
Hi Uta. Thank you for the welcome! I appreciate it. I know Gloria is very busy doing all sorts of stuff so I am not surprised that she has not answered. I read the book Heavenletters a long time ago. Great stuff. Now I read them every morning on this site. They put me in a good frame of mind for the rest of the day. Love to you Uta.
Beloved John, please please
Beloved John, please please forgive me for taking so long. I am a great fan of your comments on this forum. Very beautiful. Looking forward to more from you.
Right now we are aiming to do e-books and Kindle books.
John, you are right. Things are really hopping around here. Thank you for your understanding.
God bless you.
All my love,
Thank you Gloria!
Hi Gloria! Thank you for responding to my questions. That is good news! I look forward to getting Heavenletters in ebook format to read again. Not that I don't like books mind you, I love them. The first floor of my house is like a library, bookshelves everywhere. E-books are just more convenient for me while traveling or reading at work. Now I like to buy a book for my library then buy the same book in e-book format to read.
Once again thank you for answering my questions. I know you're very busy and I appreciate you taking the time to do so. Thank you for creating a great community here also. This is the first place I feel like I can call home.
Love to you.
Ah, John, this community
Ah, John, this community created itself!
What do you most like to do in addition to reading? As you point out, the virtue of Kindle books and so forth is seen so clearly when we travel. If time allowed, I would talk to Heavenreaders all day with great pleasure.
A thousand blessings to all.
LOve, Gloria
Besides reading, I most like
Besides reading, I most like to discuss God with people. I enjoy listening to other's ideas about this great mystery we call God. I like to share the ideas and experiences that I have had and help others on their path. My brother is very spiritual and whenever he calls we'll get into 2 to 3 hour conversations about different ideas. He belongs to a wonderful spiritual community where he lives and whenever I visit him I have always enjoyed the company of everyone. Hence my search for a community myself and my joining this one.
Besides that I like hanging out with friends, watching football (now that can be a lesson in patience, hehe), watching the occasional movie, though are too violent for my tastes nowadays.
Anyways, that is me in a nutshell, Gloria. I apologize for the wall of text but when you get me going on God, I could probably write several books worth of material if I don't temper my enthusiam. Take care.
Love to you.


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The new commander in chief's promise to end the war in Iraq – and his hope for a turnaround in Afghanistan – will be on the agenda Wednesday when he meets with top commanders and national security aides.
Two senior officials said Obama was summoning his defense secretary, Robert Gates, and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Mike Mullen, to the White House, along with Gen. David Petraeus, who has responsibility for both wars as Central Command chief.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the White House has not announced the meeting.
The top U.S. commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan were scheduled to participate by videoteleconference. They are Gen. Ray Odierno in Baghdad and Gen. David McKiernan in Kabul.


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Magnificent Donaghy's Mill crumbles after 200 years
Many of the former mill workers left for a new life in Waltham, USA
Garda investigations are ongoing into a suspicious fire that destroyed Donaghy's Mill on Trinity Street on Friday evening.
The blaze, that smoulded into Saturday, took hold quickly and by 6.30pm the roof began to fall in on the building that was a landmark structure by the Boyne since the early 1800s.
A number of units from Drogheda Fire Station attended the scene alomg with their counterparts from Dundalk.
Large crowds watched the building burn from the Bridge of Peace and the Ramparts area as thick, black smoke cast a shadow over the northside of the town.
Politicians expressed their shock at the scene, Cllr Pio Smith stating that the fire was a setback for the town's heritage.
'The site was in the process of being sold to a company who were interested in developing a hotel complex and making use of the river frontage. I believe a bank was holding up the sale. The council had an opportunity to buy the entire site in 2014 at a knockdown price, unfortunately they weren't interested. We could have developed it in the same way as Kilkenny did with the old Smithwicks btewery site. A missed opportunity,' he stated.
Mayor Frank Godfrey also expressed his disgust at events, saying the property should not have been allowed to remain derelict and this was something the council must always be on top of.
Its history is something FF electiom candidate Anthony Moore feels personal about. 'Many people in Drogheda will have a close personal connection to it. My uncle used to work in the shoe factory there after he left school and he always had happy memories of his time there.'
The landmark building, once the home of the West Gate Flax Mill, has been part and parcel of Drogheda since the mid 1800s.
The business of the mill was adversely affected in the early part of the 1900s when imported cotton materials took over from linen. The mill closed and with it, the jobs of almost half the workforce, among them a grandfather of the late historian Moira Corcoran, Terence Duffy, a skilled loom mechanic.
But help was at hand for many of the out-of-work when a mill owner came over from Waltham in Massachusetts, hired the skilled weavers and took them back to his Mill in Waltham. Many never came home.
Edward Donaghy came to Drogheda in 1932 to set up in business and he had a choice of empty warehouses to choose from. He decided on the vacant mill off Trinity Street which was then owned by the West Gate Trust.
It was around that time also that other industrialists set up in town, notably Woodingtons and Wilson & McBrinn.
The Donaghy family had been in the shoe manufacturing business in the north of Ireland since 1856, but in the late Twenties and early Thirties, the North of Ireland was a sectarian troubled place and they had to move out of their factory in Lisburn.
Donaghy's was a hive of industry back then, 220 people working day and night shifts and every floor of the building utilised and accessed from a huge lift shaft in its centre.
Edward died in 1943 and his daughter, Monica Collins became Chairman of the Board. In the following years with her brother, Edward, they saw the company expand its business base, North America and Canada joining Great Britain and continental Europe as their main targets of export.
Their fur-lined apri ski boots were featured on the mail order catalogues of almost every prestigious store in the U.S. and Canada.
They had many fine managers, including John McGuffin.
Edward Donaghy handled much of the export business - 1945 saw him travelling out by flying boat from Foynes on a Donaghy's export drive. He was later to leave Donaghys to join Coras Trachtala, working in New York.
In a re-organisation of the business in the early 50s, Edward McArdle, Joe Healy and Robert A. Kidney from Dublin, joined the Board. Subsequently, when Mr. McArdle died his daughter, Agnes McArdle Murphy, came on Board.
It remained a private company, finally selling out in 1972, to a consortium of local business and professional people in town.
Drogheda man Vincent Dempsey, joined the design team in the factory after leaving school and remained there until the company closed down.
Jim Sweeney was head of the Press Department where the bends of leather were cut by the presses. Jack Taylor was in charge of the Making Up Room. Bob Sharkey, from Ascal a hAon, Yellowbatter was in charge of the Finishing Department.
Jimmy Keary headed up the staff in the Shoe Room. Andy Wilson was in charge in the Clicking (cutting) Room.
Donaghys initially made only heavy working boots but, in the 40s and 50s, expanded into the finer end of the business. Boys' and girls' shoes were then manufactured and later business expanded in a major way into womens' bootees and the fully shearling lined apri ski boots destined mainly for export.
Although the mill had been empty in recent years, it housed up to 100 workers from the late 70s onwards, working in various small firms, including Dermot Kierans' Safety Centre.
Drogheda Independent


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Mathematician George Markowsky wrote an article in 1992 (The College Mathematics Journal, Vol. 23, No. 1) that debunked popular misconceptions about the golden ratio. I'd like to note two items included in his article.
First, a major point of Markowsky's critique of misconceptions is: since "measurements of real objects can only be approximations," and since "inaccuracies in measurements lead to greater inaccuracies in ratios," then most demonstrations of the golden ratio are enthusiastic and convenient rather than methodical and provable.
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Around the time of the episode's original airdate, February 20,the same-sex marriage question was a hot political issue in the United States and the episode became controversial. The episode had received a lot of publicity in the media before its broadcast—not only because of the same-sex marriage controversy but also because of Patty's outing. Culture House Daily. I never wanted it to end: Anne Chisholm.
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The freedom of traveling alone from Los Angeles to Denver to attend the inaugural Belong Tour was both exhilarating and a bit unnerving.
Birthed from Women of Faith, a conference with a legacy of encouraging women since 1996, Belong is a live event bringing women together in 12 cities nationwide. The impressive lineup of speakers includes Jen Hatmaker, Shauna Niequist and Nichole Nordeman. The website promises "plenty of personal stories, music, laughter and maybe even some tears." The theme is threefold: open your heart; experience connection; and rock your purpose.
Before my friend Michele and I took our seats among 6,000 women in Budweiser Events Center, we were handed postcards with "Rock Your Purpose" written on one side and blank space on the other. I held mine for most of the conference, unsure of what to write until Hatmaker posed these questions:
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A curvy personal assistant ready to re-start her life PLUS her hot possessive boss who has it all PLUS a rival who wants to destroy them both!
Curvy 20-something Jacqueline Smith isn't looking for romance; she's looking for a job.
Three years after the death of her parents sent her spiraling into a deep depression, she's ready to get back in the saddle and take control of her life once more. The problem is that nobody seems to want to hire her.
Nobody except Myles Foster, that is. The Alpha of the largest werewolf pack in North America is a self-made billionaire and the head of a massive agricultural empire. He's also sizzling hot. But Myles is not looking for a mate–and certainly not a human one.
Which is just fine for Jackie.
At least it would be fine, if Myles wasn't so dang sexy. She knows it's ridiculous. Men like Myles don't go for women like her, and Jackie's not ready to make room in her life for love. It's not like she needs another wrong man around, anyway.
Besides, sleeping with her boss would be so unprofessional…
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The interview wasn 't going well. Jacqueline Smith didn't need to be a mind reader to know that. All three of the interviewers, two men and a woman, were asking the most basic of questions, nodding with little smiles at her answers, but not engaging with her at any deeper level. They had already decided not to hire her.
Cross being a personal assistant to Myles Foster, owner of one of the largest agricultural empires in North America, off the list.
It was the same every time she had an interview for a new job. The interviewer would welcome her in, shake her hand and then spend the fifteen-minute interview thinking more about the size of her waist than the words coming out of her mouth.
Still, she kept a bright smile on her face. Her mother always said that her smile was her best feature.
So, Miss Smith, the woman said, looking over her resume.
It says here that you were the personal assistant to Scarlet Thorne, the CEO of Dragonco Games, but it's been three years since you last worked. Can you tell us why that is?
I left my position at Dragonco due to personal issues.
Those 'issues' being her parents dying in a car accident and the resulting depression Jackie had sunk into. The next three years had wreaked havoc on her, both emotionally and physically. She had gone from a size twelve to a size twenty-nine, and she just didn't have the energy to get out of bed, let alone hold onto a demanding job.
Eventually, her sister had forced her to go to therapy, and slowly Jackie had managed to find ways to cope. She was ready to get back to work now and so had sent her resume out, only to be met with these polite but uninterested smiles. Though she had managed to get her weight back under control and was back down to a size twenty, which really didn't look too terrible on her six-foot frame, she was no longer an attractive candidate for the high-energy job of being a personal assistant.
Not that she was going to say anything about that to these interviewers. That would be unprofessional.
It would help if I was able to buy something more suitable to wear for these interviews, Jackie thought. Running out of money was one of the main reasons she wanted to get back into the workforce, but on her budget she hadn't been able to afford the high-quality suits she used to have.
Still, she kept eye contact with first one interviewer and then another, hoping she could turn this around.
When I was at Dragonco, I was responsible for everything from scheduling Mrs. Thorne's meetings to arranging for her dry cleaning to be picked up. She also trusted me to take minutes during meetings with the board of directors, and I handled disciplinary action for several departments.
But she didn't hold your job for you?
Jackie's smile faltered.
Dragonco's offices were moved overseas last year. I want to stay more domestic.
You have an impressive resume, the female interviewer said, doing that paper-shuffling thing that meant she was about to tell Jackie that they'd call her if they wanted her.
But what do you really know about the agriculture business?
Jackie's heart sank. She needed this job. She had already been turned down from most of the gaming companies she had applied to, and it was really taking a number on her confidence.
It's true I have more experience in gaming, but as you can see from my resume I have recently completed an agricultural management course at the local university, and the skills I gained as a personal assistant are transferable to any field.
I see. Well, it was so good to meet—
The door behind Jackie opened. She swiveled to see who would interrupt an interview. Her jaw dropped as the man entered. Myles Foster himself. What was the company owner coming to sit in on a preliminary interview for?
Jackie recognized him, of course. Everybody knew his story. He had inherited his father's place as Alpha of his werewolf pack, the largest pack in North America, at the age of sixteen. The same year, oil had been found on his packlands, but rather than wasting his good fortune Myles had reinvested that money. Within a decade he owned land throughout the United States and Canada and was invested in crops and livestock of all sorts. Not many men could boast of having an agricultural empire as successful as his.
Of course his calendars sold well, too. Jackie had bought one for her sister just that year, and the two of them had spent plenty of time drooling over the various shirtless poses, reassuring themselves that his strong jaw and chiseled eight-pack had to be photoshopped.
Myles closed the door behind himself, his expression vaguely annoyed.
Mr. Foster.