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"Everything in this department tends to run like clockwork. And everyone is always nice and easy to work with. We've never had a bad experience in this department."
"The psychologist was wonderful in terms of dealing with my son and in handling my many questions and concerns. I greatly appreciated the time he spent with me — patiently explaining, discussing and answering my questions. I couldn't have asked for more. I left feeling like he genuinely cares about my son. I look forward to working with him in the future."
"Love, love, love our psychologist. He has changed my perspective on ADD/ADHD, and helped me to have hope."
"She was very nice and my son responded well to her. She had helpful suggestions, on potty training behavior and on how to improve his behavior at events such as doctor appointments."
"It was perhaps the first time in 2 years that we fully understood our daughter's diagnosis regarding her behavior and mental health."
"We see a Nemours psychologist and she has literally saved my son's life. She is a wonderful counselor and you all are lucky to have her on staff."
"Have recommended our Nemours psychiatrist to many frustrated parents. Psychological issues are not easy to deal with — it's not something that is going to 'get better.' He's a caring doctor that listens!"
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FIRST LOOK: Grandpas over Flowers Investigation Team, starring Super Junior's Heechul and Lee Soon Jae
Grandpas over Flowers Investigation Team is a quirky new comedy coming to DramaFever next week! Take a look at the series that stars Lee Soon Jae, Byun Hee Bong, Jang Gwang, and Super Junior's Heechul.
Four hotshot detectives land themselves in their most mysterious case when an experiment goes wrong and transforms three of them into elderly men. Bewildered by their new 70-something bodies, these young 20-somethings set out on a quest to revert themselves back to their normal selves, but find themselves challenged by the hardships of being old. Meanwhile, as the only detective who emerged from the experiment unscathed, Park Jung Woo (Kim Heechul) must rally his ol' buds into action.
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Lee Soon Jae plays Lee Joon Hyuk, the brains behind the team. When he finds himself in an elderly body, he suddenly discovers that his memory isn't as sharp as it used to be. His younger version is played by Choi Jin Hyuk.
Byun Hee Bong plays Han Won Bin, a charming womanizer who faces a rude awakening when he finds his suddenly wrinkled face. Park Min Woo plays the younger version.
Jang Gwang plays Jeon Gang Seok, a former national boxer who talks with his fists. Unfortunately for him, his older body doesn't allow him to beat up anyone very easily. Park Doo Shik takes on the younger role.
Last, but not least, we have Heechul as Park Jung Woo, the only member of the team who maintains his youth. He's the chief of police's only son and the precinct's "perfect" guy.
What do you think of this cast? Will you be watching? Grandpas over Flowers Investigation Team premieres on DramaFever on Friday, January 15. Sign up for new episode alerts HERE.

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While there are important but a limited number of quality control checks that can be applied to aircraft-based observations data in its pre-processing prior to GTS transmission, a critical aspect of the aircraft-based observing system Quality Management System is the routine monitoring of data both at the national level by data managers and also by international data monitoring centres, through the procedures of the World Weather Watch, Data Processing and Forecasting System, Observational Data Quality Monitoring.
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Dickinson is a small city just outside of Houston which is currently considered to be a historic community. Due to the close proximity to Houston it is quite popular with many families and others that want to live near the city for work without actually having to live within the city limits. Dickinson is about 30 miles southeast of Houston which means it is close enough to commute but far enough away that much of the traffic and bustle of the city is avoided. Dickinson is also a popular suburb because it is close to Galveston Texas as well. Galveston is only about 20 miles south of Dickinson and that means it is entirely possible to drive down to Galveston for a weekend adventure or even just to go shopping. There is plenty of shopping and entertainment facilities available within 10 to 15 miles as well so even though Dickinson is somewhat out of the way it is still close enough to everything that it is a convenient place to live.
Obviously since Dickinson is a historic community there is plenty of history in the area as well; Dickinson was originally founded in the early 1800's but it was considered an unincorporated city until 1977 when it officially incorporated. Throughout the years Dickinson has created quite a history that stayed within the city and much of this is still a popular tourist draw today. Dickinson was at one time a gambling haven in the early 1900's and the history associated with it has always been a popular tourist attraction for people visiting the Houston or Galveston areas.
Dickinson also attributes much of the city's growth to nearby industries that are still expanding today. Originally the Houston and Galveston areas were major industrial and oil cities so as the world wars drew more and more from the industry the area, including Dickinson, grew quite rapidly. Ever since then nearby companies, such as NASA, have continued to draw more people to the area; many of which obviously chose Dickinson to live in.
Dickinson has a bright future according to city planners and as a result they are always preparing for new home developments and new residents. The area has plenty of jobs nearby and there is plenty of entertainment available as well with both Galveston and Houston nearby for things to do. Dickinson is a great choice if you are looking for a smaller historic town that is out of the way while still being close enough to commute to either Houston or Galveston without too much trouble.


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(MoneyWatch) Everyone wants more Dropbox space, right? You can pay for an upgrade, of course, but as a Denny's server recently told Walter White on Breaking Bad, "free is always good." And now you can get 1GB of free space just by experimenting with the iOS app Mailbox.
Not long ago, I told you about Mailbox, one of a spate of alternative email client for the iPhone. Mailbox is a great app to marry mail and gesture control; a simple swipe lets you perform a number of operations like deletion, marking it as "done," and deferring the message until a later time, when it'll reappear in your inbox to claim your attention. The only bummer? Mailbox (at least for now) is Gmail-only.
- Turn Gmail into a powerful to-do list
- Add a snooze button to defer email
- Feeling the heat, Dropbox dials up the value
The news, though, is that you can now send attachments which reside on Dropbox from the Mailbox app. To enable it, just log into Dropbox from the options in Mailbox, and then use the paperclip icon to add attachments at the bottom of message windows.
Just for connecting your Dropbox account to Mailbox, you'll immediately get 1GB of storage added to your account. It's not mentioned on the Mailbox blog, so it's unclear how long this free promotion will run -- grab it now to be safe. And the Mailbox app itself is also free, in case you were wondering.
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The written word can be very powerful when it comes to raising our energy and inspiring/uplifting others. We can be uplifted by a book we read, by an inspiring quote, or a mere word we see written on the side of a building. I know that seeing the word "Love" written on buildings, t-shirts, buttons, menus, or any other place, almost always seems to lift my energy and make me smile.
Knowing the powerful effect of words, I write positive words and phrases around my home to keep the energy high and to keep me inspired. I post positive statements such as "Today is a beautiful day" on the bathroom mirror with dry-erase marker, or we write a list of goals/dreams I'm working on to keep us focused and inspired. Current messages on the fridge include: "Life is Good," and "Love yourself. Love others. Love the world." Friends, clients, and members from my Meetup groups frequently comment on the "positive energy" in my home and say how they love all of the "inspiring and uplifting messages around."
One of the things I love to do is write/design positive messages on small pieces of paper and give them out to "strangers." I regularly go out into the community with other members from my meetup group (Southern Maine Random Acts of Kindness) and hand out these messages to passersby. Our messages say things like, "You are Loved," "You are a beautiful expression of life," or "Who's the most awesome person today? You!"
Every step of this process is very powerful: The writing of the messages makes me feel good, because I'm writing positive, high energy words and phrases which is basically downloaded into my brain. The handing out of messages feels great as well, as most people who are given one of our messages smile or express their appreciation in some way. Some people are so touched they tear up, give us a hug, stick around to chat with us about our mission, and/or join our group!
This much is clear to me: the written word can uplift, inspire, and make the heart happy. It's one of the easiest, most accessible tools I know of, and it can do great good in your own life and in the lives of others. A friend of mine was known at his last job as the "positive post-it guy," as he would leave little sticky notes on people's desks with positive messages. Likewise, a simple thank you card or a letter telling someone how you feel about them can have very positive and powerful effects.
Like everything else, words have energy; the more positive the word, the higher the energy it carries, and thus the greater the positive effect it can have on you and others. As an experiment, get out a piece of paper and write letters A-Z down the page with A on the top line, B on the second line down, and so on. Start with the letter A and write down the most positive/high energy word you can think of. Do this all the way through Z (you can use creative freedom for the tricky letters; i.e. instead of coming up with a word that begins with "X" you could write the word "eXpress." After you are done writing a word for each letter, read through the list and feel the essence of the word you wrote down. If you wrote "Beauty" for B, feel the essence of Beauty inside your body. After you are done going through the list, take note of how you are feeling. How does your body feel? Your mind? What is your mood like?
Lifting your spirits or helping yourself get back on a more positive frame of mind can be as simple as thinking of/meditating on some positive words. Words have the power to either bring us down or lift us up. Assuming you prefer the latter, why not make use of this simple and wonderful tool today by surrounding yourself with positive statements and passing positive words onto others?
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Pansies are truly the flowers of winter. They faithfully bloom through all the cold weather and brighten up the day when nothing else does. I like to plant mine in hanging pots around the patio area. They grow fine in partial shade. Don't let their commonality make you forget them. They come in such a variety of colors that you can always find something different. They quickly get lost in the crowd once spring comes around, but pansies are the queens of winter flowers for me.
I needed a place to put all my gardening notes. Thought it would be fun for other people to see my input on various items of interest. I'm particularly fond of roses, fragrants, and flowering vines. Hope you enjoy.
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Back Home Again and Blogging
I've been gone for over 6 weeks either visiting relatives up North or working in the Gulf. After all the hard freezes there is not much green left in my yard. My tropicals are decimated and my other plants are dormant. This time of year not much is pretty. That being said, my camellia japonica plants are waiting around for the perfect time to let loose with their gorgeous blooms. This is Professor Charles Sargent, a deep red camellia that I love. It's an old favorite that can be found all over the South. Put it in partial shade, provide plenty of mulch and water, wait a while, and it will reward you wonderfully. Camellias like acidic soil and grow in about the same conditions that azaleas do. They are brightest and best when nearly all other flowers are dormant.
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John E. "Jack" Kovalyak, 81
John E. "Jack" Kovalyak, 81, Punxsutawney, died Wednesday, March 16, 2011, at Jefferson Manor, Brookville.
He was born Nov. 24, 1929, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late John and Anna (Kallas) Kovalyak.
He was married to Shirley (Dorworth) Kovalyak, who preceded him in death. They were married Aug. 30, 1952.
Mr. Kovalyak was a member of Ss. Peter & Paul Byznatine Church.
He enjoyed vegetable and flower gardening. He was hard-working and independent all his life, and was very fond of his four-legged friends, especially his dog, Roxy.
Surviving relatives include four nephews and four nieces.
In addition to his wife and parents, he was preceded in death by a daughter, LuAnn Blaniar; three brothers, Rudy Kovalyak, George Kovalyak and Joseph Kovalyak; and three sisters, Mary Ronko, Helen Mikelonis and Martha Hibbard.
A Funeral Liturgy will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 26, 2011, at Ss. Peter & Paul Byzantine Church with Fr. Simeon Sibenik as celebrant.
Interment will follow at Ss. Peter & Paul Byzantine Cemetery.
Donations may be made in Mr. Kovalyak's name to the charity of the donor's choice.
Online condolences may be made at mccabefuneralhomes.com.


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Amy Winehouse's father has revealed his tragic daughter was winning her battle with drugs and alcohol at the time of her death in July (11).
Mitch Winehouse insisted the Rehab singer did not die of a drug overdose, as was widely reported after her body was found at her north London home - and his comments were validated by the a toxicology report, released last month (Aug11), which showed the star was not taking illegal drugs at the time of her death.
Now, Amy's father has opened up further about the tragedy, telling newsman Anderson Cooper his daughter died after suffering a seizure caused by alcohol detoxification.
In a preview of Cooper's interview with Mitch and Janis Winehouse, Amy's mother, which will air on Monday (12Sep11), the singer's father reveals officials only found the prescription drug Lithium in his daughter's system - and she was taking that to fight the symptoms of alcoholism.
Mitch says, "Everything Amy did, she did to excess. She drank to excess and did detox to excess."
But he is convinced the star was well on her way to recovering from years of drug and alcohol abuse, adding, "The periods of abstinence were becoming longer, and the periods of drinking were becoming shorter. It was headed in the right direction."
A full inquest into the singer's death will begin next month (Oct11), according to Mitch Winehouse.


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New Beasts & Demons Come To Wyrd's Malifaux
November 23, 2015 by brennon
Wyrd Games have shown off some more previews for Malifaux with three new plastic sets on the way in the near future. Beasts, shamans and even some demons are going to be duking it out on the tabletop. First up we take a look at these big ol' Bayou Gators...
I love that we've got this characterful little pack of critters chomping down on some poor Gremlins. I love the amount of character that the team work into these sculpts and I could see these making for an interesting vignette where your Gremlins are trying to escape from a mass of Gators.
Following on from that we have the sacrificial and incredibly creepy looking Black Blood Shaman.
I have always hated Kenku in Dungeons & Dragons - I just find them incredibly creepy - so seeing this pop up in Malifaux is just making my skin crawl!
Lastly, and for the same faction, we have the pairing of Lelu & Lilitu.
This pair are the best of the bunch from this little preview and I could see people picking them up just to have them in their collection. I think that is certainly the case with the rest of the Malifaux range to be fair.
What do you think?
"Following on from that we have the sacrificial and incredibly creepy looking Black Blood Shaman..."
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Its the order of the day in all houses across India and also with NRI's.chotta bheem is ruling all tv's in almost all houses ,housing children ,forcing adults too to watch the episodes .the worst case of it is ,my child watches chotta bheem in youtube ,when it doesn't play in POGO.
Chotta Bheem nuisance
success /failure
I was wondering about success/failure.Lot of times,what will conclude as failure ,has turned out to be the first step of success.Recently I met a friend(online),I have enjoyed two years of schooling with him .sadly ,he failed in his class tenth.I was with him on that day,I know how sad his family was.That leaded him to join leather technology course.
Now he is in London ,designing shoes and he says that " machi,very sooner I am going to launch my own product line in London. what would had happened,if he had passed the exam.??
still I can't figure out ,what is success ,what is failure.
Mind always tend to think and act on the other side.
I used to give a heavy lecture ,very early in the morning ,to my semi-sleeping kid to wake up her,calling her in all sort of sweet nick names.some Mondays it used to be more lengthy,as she will still have the strains of weekend.
But today ,i told her ,that it was holiday and i saw her immediately popping out of bed and lecturing me.
OMG,what our heart tends to do..
Social media
The recent news of social media like Face book and Twitter are on the rise,not for pretty good reasons ,but for its way it focussed and grew certain unreliable ,unauthenticated and irrelevant information like fire over the internet.few lost their fame,some their money and face and a lot their tooth too.
Its quite easy for a Face book account holder of 5000 friends to spread a false news about some body and get believed by so called face book friends ,with whom ,they would not have said "hey" not even once in real life.
the same lie is share by one of the 5000 ,who himself has some 3000 FB friends,30 more likes it and 300 more comments it.thus making a news spread between continents in less span of time.
its better if we share a thing ,after authenticating ,else one can "report abuse".
The content where fake plays are in health news,issue related to religion and reassigning certain critical conclusion to an older problem.
so ,lets watch what we like and share,as it authenticates,whom we are. lets make the social media a good place to be,better than the real world.
My stand on fear
Fear is a kind of feeling that affects from outside,that's what even i was perceiving.I realized that it is absolutely untrue,Fear comes from with in,deep with in oneself.
the fear of GOD,the fear of ghost,the fear of failure ,the fear of death,fear of bad happening, fear of insecurity…. at least one will haunt you at different stages of life.This fear is a nightmare ,leaving you hand cuffed,unable to tackle it ,just smiling at you when you go through it.
okay ,how to get rid of it.Its almost our guilty conscious in our sub conscious mind acting wildly.getting guilty free is to follow life in a right manner and o what your heart says good and fair,by following our instincts .doing errands away from our thoughts will lead to endless fear.
mind it,Scared.HI HI.
Facebook in Jail
Two prisoners were chatting in face book across their cells after the later accepting his friend's request.
Prisoner 1:hey what's up.why are you here.
Prisoner 2:murder,7 life's,why you ??
prisoner 1: same ,but only one..
prisoner 2 : Like
"Jeans" like a wife
What is in the west ,that's not in India?
The west is always ahead ,why there must be a reason? ,is it climate,people ,natural resources,attitude ,policies or what?
from my perspective its the people (even Indians are doing their best in the western countries ,but not in their country:) .All the people of the developed countries primarily have or at an early stage develop a passion .towards what?towards something.it might be talking ,writing ,dancing or driving.it might be about sex or rocket.the passion doesn't end with a list but their interest are never limited nor bounded.after an amateur stage of the passion they study ,browse ,learn or ask about the skills and through it out with an expert and they themselves come with an demanding idea.Their story doesn't end there.they indeed make the passion as a sale-able project or a patent or in to a monetary benefit and live a life with that Your earning .how nice it will be ,when your living is through passion and the work you do is out of your interest.Then eventually work will become worship.isn't .so will have have a passion today or will make my work more passionate and enjoy it throughly.do a separate yoga or meditation needed ,when what you do is yoga itself.
Mtech st syllabus
how fast are your reactions
not a nice way to take delivery of your brand new car !!OMG
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To build an invisible bookshelf, make the necessary measurements in a hardcover book, then attach the L-shaped bracket to the last page of the book. Attach the other side of the bracket to the desired spot on a wall, and stack it with more books.Continue Reading
Open the back cover of a hardcover book, and measure the last page vertically to find the center, then draw a horizontal line across the center with a pencil and ruler. Place one side of an L-shaped bracket on the last page so that the horizontal line is visible in the center of the holes. Once the other side of the bracket is lined up with the book's pages, trace its outline on the last page.
Carve out the bracket outline to the thickness of the bracket, then place one side of the bracket, with the other side pointing down, in the divot. Screw the bracket into the book with flathead screws that do not perforate the other side of the book. Glue the back of the book to the last page and bracket, then apply compression. Allow the glue to dry.
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Kim Kardashian Tweets Inappropriate Photo Of A Gun — Shocking
Kim Kardashian is sending mixed messages — or at least tweeting them. On Feb. 5, she seemingly forgot about all the supportive statements she made towards the Sandy Hook community when she tweeted out a picture of a diamond-encrusted handgun, as if it was a nice new necklace. Kim K, what are you thinking!?
A hypocrite's a hypocrite — even if it has a lot shiny diamonds. Kim Kardashian, 32, is learning that the hard way after alienating fans with a Twitter photo of a blinged-out designer handgun — which has since been removed.
Kim Kardashian's Sandy Hook Support
In the wake of the horrible tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, Kim admirably spoke out in support of the Newtown, Conn. community. In mid-January she signed the gun control and anti-violence petition, the Sandy Hook Promise, and tweeted about it, saying, "Today, people in Newtown are making the #sandyhookpromise to reduce gun violence. Sign the pledge with me." It was a great example of a celebrity standing up for their beliefs and using their large audience for a good cause.
But now she's gone and thrown all that goodwill away!
Kim K's Gun Tweet: Twitter Reacts
Kim K's followers were outraged at Kim's obliviousness and hypocrisy, and many expressed their displeasure. One commenter said, "Kim Kardashian is quite dense, isn't she? Pledging to support the gun control movement and then uploading pictures of designer handguns…"
Several others commented using the hashtag, "CLUELESS."
And who can blame them? The nonchalant way that Kim uploaded the photo as if it was a toy, or just another item in her jewelry box, is shocking and unfortunately misinformed. Her tweet also glorifies guns and diminishes the seriousness of gun violence. Less than a month ago, Kim was fighting the problem — now she's part of it.
She's Done Something Like This Before
What may be even more shocking — this is not the first time that Kim has uploaded a picture of a designer handgun!
In June 2012, after going to a gun range with sisters Kourtney and Khloe, Kim tweeted a picture of an Yves Saint Laurent-designed gun with the caption, "bang, bang."
Kim K can't have it both ways — she can't support the gun control movement and also act like some guns are just for fun at the same time.
What do you think about Kim K's tweet, HollywoodLifers? Let us know!
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Robert De Niro was born in NYC on August 17th, um, back in the day!
Mr. De Niro is famously press-shy and relucatant to talk about his work, but Film4 got him to sit down in 2007 to reflect on Taxi Driver, The Deer Hunter (fave), and Once Upon a Time in America.
And finally, the 30 year-old De Niro as "Johnny Boy" (with Harvey Keitel) in Scorsese's Mean Streets (1973).
Artist: Robert De Niro
Image: from Once Upon a Time in America | The Ladd Company
Image: Greg Gorman
Image: from Raging Bull | United Artists Films
Image: from Taxi Driver | Columbia Pictures
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This removes the tomboy package, but it's configuration files and installed dependencies will remain in the system.
apt-get remove tomboy
This removes the package as well as its configuration files. But the dependencies will remain in the system. However, configuration files in the home directory won't get removed.
apt-get purge tomboy
This command is same as using --purge option with the above remove command.
This will remove the package as well as its dependencies, if those dependencies aren't used by other packages.
apt-get autoremove tomboy
If the package name is not specified with autoremove, it will remove all the unused dependencies in the system.
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So, it's Friday and time for this week's Friday's Fave 5, hosted by Susanne of Living to Tell the Story! Some of my favorites this week include:
1. Veterans' Day Programs. I attended two this year, at two of my sons' schools. With my fourth son now in the third grade, I have attended our elementary school's third grade Veterans' Day program four times now and let's just say that not much has changed from year to year–particularly in regard to the finale where all the attending veterans are recognized with much pomp and ceremony as their respective branch's song is played. I've seen it. Four times over. Yet, I get tears in my eyes every. single. time. Thank you, veterans!
2. Peppermint Mocha creamer. Yep, 'tis the season for one of the (very few) things I love about Christmas!
3. Amazing Grace. Yeah, God's amazing grace for sure, but I'm thinking here of the dvd. What a story!
4. The Thief Lord by Cornelia Funke. I wanted something easy and fun to read that I didn't have to review and this book more than fit the bill. I devoured it. Wonderful!
5. Fall color. I know, I live in the South and therefore I have no real idea what true fall color is, say, in Maine or something. But this year the color we do have is GORGEOUS! I mean G-O-R-G-E-O-U-S! The other day as we were driving to school I pointed out a maple that was a brilliant shade of golden yellow, exclaiming"Look, boys! Look at that tree! Isn't it beautiful? It's so bright it hurts my eyes!" To which my youngest son replied (with a fair amount of skepticism), "That tree?" "Yes, isn't it GORGEOUS?" "Yeah, I see it but it don't hurt my eyes…" I don't think he gets it. I didn't either, really, as a teenager living in Texas with little or no fall color. My mom would prop up on the mantle pictures of me and my siblings out in front of the fall foliage from when we lived in Alabama, and I would be mortified because in the picture I had braces, glasses and bad (bad!) hair…
I think I digress.
What are your favorites this week? Link up over at Susanne's and let us know!


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Make a Basket for Moses
No Passover celebration is complete without the story of Moses, which begins when his big sister sends him floating down the Nile in a basket woven from river reeds. Fortunately, construction paper is much easier to work with. This easy craft project boosts counting and fine motor skills all while gaining an appreciation of Jewish culture.
What You Need:
- Construction paper in two different colors
- A 5-inch paper plate
- Glue or rubber cement
- Scissors
What You Do:
- Start by cutting your construction paper. You'll need 8 strips, each about 12 inches long and three quarters of an inch wide.
- Now, arrange the strips, two at a time, so that they form an X. Use glue to secure each X in the center. You should end up making four of these.
- Once the glue is dry, arrange the Xs fanned out in a stack so that they look like a star or an asterisk. Keep the spaces between each arm of the shape as even as you can. Use glue to connect all the Xs together. Let dry.
- Use your paper plate to trace a circle on a sheet of construction paper. Cut out the circle and glue it carefully in the center of the star shape to make the bottom of your basket. Let dry.
- While you're waiting, prepare your weaving strips. You'll need to cut four strips about 16 inches long and half an inch wide. If you're using standard-size construction paper, you'll need to glue two pieces together at the edges to make the size you need.
- Once the circle has dried, fold up the long arms of the star from the edge of the circle one by one to make the body of the basket.
- Take one of the long strips and use a piece of tape to secure it to the first of the arms and begin weaving over and under all the way around the basket until you reach the tape. Carefully remove the tape and use glue to attach the beginning of the long strand to its end. Hold in place to dry.
- Repeat for each of the four long pieces, then let basket dry.


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Hello, thanks for stopping by this VIZIO D32h-C0 review. This 32-inch 720p LED TV was recently launched by VIZIO. It comes with a very good price tag which can be considered cheap. VIZIO is known to give excellent value for a low price. Is this same true here as well?
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The design is fairly simple. It looks nice from the front without too much bezel surrounding the screen. You can see the speaker below the display and the fact that they are front facing could be a very good thing. The stand is solid and there is no need to worry if it'll hold the television properly.
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The panel we have here is a full array LED panel. This means LED is distributed behind the entire screen and as a result you get superior light uniformity. This is important as it directly affects the picture quality.
To support this nice picture quality we have an excellent viewing angle. The viewing angle is 178 degrees which means you can sit in any corner of the room and still face no image distortion. This is great if you are planning to call friends for a weekend and then decide to binge watch your favorite series.
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I wish I could say that I was on an exotic adventure but that wouldn't be the truth. Rather, my absence has been more of a tilling of the soul.
This dormancy on my blog has been born out of a seed planted in March. A seed, in truth, that was planted long before March 2010. A seed that found itself trapped in soil that was too hard to allow its birth. My experience in Haiti appears to have provided the crack in the clay of my soul allowing what was sown long ago to sprout and grow.
Sadly, I am not a gardener. My parents were and we enjoyed many fruits of their labors but I have grown little more than basil with any great success.
Gardening is not for the complacent and comfortable. A seed must be planted in soil that has been broken, prepared and cleared. A seed must have the right nutrients and be continually nurtured in order for it to grow. Weeds must be removed. Pests must be kept at bay.
…somewhere along the way we had missed what is radical about our faith and replaced it with what is comfortable. We were settling for a Christianity that revolves around catering to ourselves when the central message of Christianity is actually about abandoning ourselves.
excerpt from Radical by David Platt
Somewhere along the way I settled for the comfortable faith. Could I tell you when? No, I fear that the majority of my faith walk has been comfy and contented. For the most part, I did the "right" things and I said the "right" things. Of course, the gauge I was using to measure the "rightness" of my actions was, shall we say, not as accurate as it should have been. Then came this tiny island with an immense disaster.
My "rightness" felt maimed when my feet walked next to tents housing families. My "rightness" fell silent when requests for food echoed in my ears. My "rightness" became wrong in a matter of a mere seven days.
So this is where I have been of late, figuring out how to trade my comfortable life for one that is radically abandoned to Christ. It isn't an easy process but it is one worth all the sweat and tears.
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|MicroRNA-1 and MicroRNA-206 Regulate Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cell Proliferation and Differentiation by Repressing Pax7
Chen, Jian-Fu; Tao, Yazhong; Deng, Zhongliang; Xiao, Xiao; Wang, Da-Zhi; Yan, Zhen; Li, Juan
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|Chen, Jian-Fu, Yazhong Tao, Juan Li, Zhongliang Deng, Zhen Yan, Xiao Xiao, and Da-Zhi Wang. 2010. microRNA-1 and microRNA-206 regulate skeletal muscle satellite cell proliferation and differentiation by repressing Pax7. The Journal of Cell Biology 190(5): 867-879.
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|Skeletal muscle satellite cells are adult stem cells responsible for postnatal skeletal muscle growth and regeneration. Paired-box transcription factor Pax7 plays a central role in satellite cell survival, self-renewal, and proliferation. However, how Pax7 is regulated during the transition from proliferating satellite cells to differentiating myogenic progenitor cells is largely unknown. In this study, we find that miR-1 and miR-206 are sharply up-regulated during satellite cell differentiation and down-regulated after muscle injury. We show that miR-1 and miR-206 facilitate satellite cell differentiation by restricting their proliferative potential. We identify Pax7 as one of the direct regulatory targets of miR-1 and miR-206. Inhibition of miR-1 and miR-206 substantially enhances satellite cell proliferation and increases Pax7 protein level in vivo. Conversely, sustained Pax7 expression as a result of the loss of miR-1 and miR-206 repression elements at its 3′ untranslated region significantly inhibits myoblast differentiation. Therefore, our experiments suggest that microRNAs participate in a regulatory circuit that allows rapid gene program transitions from proliferation to differentiation.
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(As the last last beams of light fade away from the horizon,
Leaving us with nothing but dark and
Indistinct figurines from the lantern,
Dancing and swirling among us.
Their lifelike shapes, grasping for our sanity
As dim palms fondling our minds.
We sit silent in dread, as a soughing wave of voices
She'd the names of the fallen in the final battle of...)
Oh, the tale of a graven misery
The tale which forever will haunt us
But in a story told, a truth will unfold
A plague upon the world is foretold
As our light burns out
The terrifying shapes take form
Come to life, to liquidate us all
We try to flee the scene, escape by any means
Tumult breaks out, we're trapped, we're stuck
We find ourselves chained to a wall
Our lives are at stake, the chains will not break
Though the power of a sane mind, focusing
Should be enough to make this horror disappear
The images are still in our heads
Bloodshed, terror, frightening horror
Howling beasts and tragic sorrow
A key, masked as a tale
Once told it brings the end one step closer
Relapse of what we have seen
Evil so pure and so clean
Damnation awaits the one
Who shall back down and not turn the key
A stinging beam of light flashes before our eyes
We tumble hard to the ground
The visions still ablaze though still undefined
We run across the fields but something's holding us back
A creature of the past will stir up these serene lands
This abomination's reign of chaos will
Once be restored again
Time is slipping away from our hands
As evil prevails there's nothing more
There's nothing left to save.
Nothing left to save!
Oh, cruel fate has come
Agonizing pain, suffering, will end us all
Mankind's fall
But the tale, fallen into oblivion
Has a passage to undo these creatures
Reading it converse, would lift this curse
Sight to the blind, speech to the mute, the book must be found
The search to prevent an apocalypse has begun.
Our bravest were sent to the origin from which
The sacred words were first spoken
Retrieving these would restore harmony and order to our lands
But the things they saw on their path were without a doubt
The most vile and atrocious things any man has ever seen before
The longer from home they came
The more irascible became their surroundings
Til the search came to it's final end...
The fields of death were left behind
Those still alive retrieved
What they were there to find
The end of our search has just begun
The sweetest voice of benevolence
Was heard clearer by every read word
The deformed landscapes were slowly
Rebuilt by the succors
These creature's vain reign, trespassing our domain
One by one, atropys as daylight comes
Lurking, distorting, we are now free from this misery
The powers engraved tore us apart
Turning man on each other
A battle we can not win, a battle we can not lose
The enchanting words of pagan songs blessing this tale
A torrent of life, shoals of souls
Restoring our world for the future
The destruction we have seen, we wean from filth to clean
As buried alive we struggle for our minds to grow sane
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You Can't Detect What You Can't See: Illuminating the Entire Kill Chain
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About a year ago I attended an Interop IT trade show in New York City, and I was struck by the difference between the main show upstairs and the Outsource World show downstairs.
Upstairs was the classic tech trade show in all its gaudy glory: big flashy booths by brand name vendors, noisy constant-loop videos, middle-aged guys singing Karaoke, promotional giveaways, and copious booth babes (thats not me being sexist, its an industry term; and no, Im not sure what young women in hot pants have to do with routers and enterprise security).
Downstairs was Outsource World, and I almost missed it. The hall was almost completely quiet, excerpt for casual conversation. The booths were sober and spare, little video, no Karaoke. The giveaways were mostly company brochures. The sixty or so booths were IT outsourcers from everywhere: many from India, of course, but also Israel, Eastern Europe, South Africa, Ireland, Malaysia, Canada, Chile. Their pitch, though delivered modestly, was compelling: if you want to save money, let us know. Were eager to please and we work cheap.
The difference between upstairs and downstairs left me feeling doubtful about the vendors upstairs. The price of technology tends to fall over time. Both hardware and software get ever cheaper. Are the expensively marketed vendors upstairs equipped to compete, long term, with the bargain-basement folks downstairs? When the booth babes have gone home, will a higher priced bid from New Jersey get chosen over a cheaper one from Bangalore?
I left the Interop conference in stronger agreement with a widely held opinion, that offshoring poses a huge challenge to domestic IT vendors, especially in software. I wish that werent true I have a sentimental fondness for the US vendors (and I want my neighbors and colleagues to have jobs). But Im afraid it is.
So I was happy to see the new IT Trends Survey from the Society for Information Management (SIM) that suggests depending on how you read it that offshoring is merely a minor factor in IT.
Jerry Luftman, the SIM VP of academic affairs and a professor at Stevens Institute of Technology, says the extent of offshoring is greatly exaggerated. Various parties have stoked fears of offshoring for their own purposes.
Its basically politicians run their campaigns on some of those fears. Certainly news people have grabbed on to that, he tells me. And unfortunately, parents hear that. K-12 advisors know that, and theyre veering their kids toward other majors.
Its gotten better in the last year or so, but a lot of schools have closed down.
He points to the following chart from the SIM 2008 IT Trends Survey:
As noted in the chart above, the budget allocated to internal staff (33.7%) and outsourced domestic staff (6.2%) far outweighs the allocation for offshoring (5.6%). The domestic budget looks like a full-grown tree next to offshorings little sapling.
Yet this chart from the SIM 2008 survey seems to paint a different picture:
Even professor Luftman concedes the projected offshoring increase is noticeable.
Clearly, the [offshoring] projection for next year is taking a larger bump than one might have expected, he says. Larger than what has appeared in previous years.
Yes, I note, the projected jump in 2009 certainly shows a trend toward greater offshoring.
Its not a trend, its a one year projection, you cant call it a trend yet, he says. He points out that in the last few years offshoring has gone down.
But, I respond, ever pessimistic, if you look at the larger trend line from '05 to '09, fluctuations aside, the trend is clearly toward more overseas activity.
Not as professor Luftman sees it. But its still relatively not a large number, he says.
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Klaus Harvey of Transition Town Kinsale (TTK) shares with Global Public Media's Andi Hazelwood the benefit of two years of experience in striving for sustainability in Kinsale, Cork, Ireland since the town's local council adopted the world's first Energy Descent Action Plan. Harvey talks about the food, transport and waste initiatives underway, and TTK's relocalization plans for the future.
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Kumar Plocher of Yokayo Biofuels and Chris Hansen of the Post Carbon Institute's Local Energy Farms discuss production of local biofuels—what are the options for crops, land, processing and distribution?
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|Feldspar variety
Amazonite (sometimes called "Amazon stone") is a green variety of microcline feldspar.[1][2][3]
The name is taken from that of the Amazon River, from which certain green stones were formerly obtained, but it is doubtful whether green feldspar occurs in the Amazon area.[4]
Amazonite is a mineral of limited occurrence. Formerly it was obtained almost exclusively from the area of Miass in the Ilmensky Mountains, 50 miles southwest of Chelyabinsk, Russia, where it occurs in granitic rocks. More recently, high-quality crystals have been obtained from Pike's Peak, Colorado, where it is found associated with smoky quartz, orthoclase, and albite in a coarse granite or pegmatite.[4] Crystals of amazonite can also be found in Crystal Park, El Paso County, Colorado. Other locations in the United States which yield amazonite include the Morefield Mine in Amelia Courthouse, Virginia.[5] It is also found in pegmatite in Madagascar, Canada and in Brazil.[4]
Because of its bright green color when polished, amazonite is sometimes cut and used as a cheap gemstone, although it is easily fractured, and loses its gloss due to its softness.
For many years, the source of amazonite's color was a mystery. Naturally, many people assumed the color was due to copper because copper compounds often have blue and green colors.More recent studies suggest that the blue-green color results from small quantities of lead and water in the feldspar.Hardness on Mohs Scale is 6-6.5 .[6]
Crystals of amazonite, from Pikes Peak, El Paso County, Colorado
Large Amazonite crystal from Konso special woreda, Ethiopia. Size: 16.4 x 11.9 x 8.0 cm.
Crystal of amazonite from the Take 5 claim near Florissant, Colorado (size: 4.4 x 4 x 3.5 cm)
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- ^ "amazonstone - mineral". Retrieved 13 April 2017.
- ^ Barthelmy, Dave. "Microcline Mineral Data". WebMineral.com. Retrieved 13 April 2017.
- ^ a b c One or more of the preceding sentences incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Amazon-stone". Encyclopædia Britannica. 1 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 791.
- ^ D. Allen Penick, Jr. and Palmer C. Sweet, Mineral Collecting Sites in Virginia, Virginia Minerals, May 1992, V. 38, No. 2, pp. 10–11 Archived 2012-04-24 at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Hoffmeister and Rossman (1985). "A spectroscopic study of irradiation coloring of amazonite; structurally hydrous, Pb-bearing feldspar". American Mineralogist. 70: 794–804.
- Perl, Richard M. (1972). Colorado Gem Trails: And Mineral Guide. Swallow Press. ISBN 978-0-8040-0956-0.
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Rainn Wilson Recruited to Lead Backstrom at CBS
He'll play an irascible detective.
After seeing his Dwight Schrute spinoff get turned into a half-hour installment of The Office instead of being picked up, Rainn Wilson has landed on his feet. Industry insiders confirm to Vulture that Wilson is set to star in CBS's Backstrom, playing the "offensive, irascible Detective Everett Backstrom as he tries, and fails, to change his self-destructive behavior." Based on a series of Swedish novels by Leif G.W. Persson, the show will also feature 24's Dennis Haysbert. Bones creator Hart Hanson is on board as a writer and executive producer.


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Saturday, 15 August 2009
Aki and Poopie at mad labs and hug dogs - 1 day ago
Well no post for days then two in no time at all, I would ask you to visit the above mad labs and hug dogs, as yet they have no Greyhound stadiums. A bill might be passed to allow this to happen. They will need lots of support to stop it please help. From mad labs you can go on links to comment. The Mayor is so stupid he thinks that they will just give unwanted Greyhounds to people who want them
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Little Scampie is here on holiday Pippa is really pleased, he said he would introduce him to all his furends.
He took him to meet Oscar the boxer and Oscar took him to meet Alfie the boxer
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Wednesday, 5 August 2009
This photo was last year when a baby gull came and stayed with us Pip was not happy about it in his pool. This year when another baby came, he said don't let it stay here. So it went to stay at auntie Lynn's.
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Sunday, 2 August 2009
The Mop who is more Mop already than a Pip has gone on at me to put his photo of his smiley mouth and nose before the nose got chewed off, he said this is a special smile for all the foster dogs in their forever homes.
We have some news on Flossy and Elfin who were here on foster before they were adopted, this was them when they were here, right scruffy mutts. They got new homes new names and a hair cut Thank you Barbara
Hi Bobby, Do you remember us, Ellie and Spike? We were known as Flossie and Elfin, 2 very hairy Schnauzers who stayed with yourself, the Mop, John and Brenda just over a year ago. We had lots of outfits that the Mop got to wear! We went to our Forever Homes 1 year ago today. My Mum took me to my new home, in a lovely little village near Liverpool Airport with lots of lovely walks, a park and even a little beach by Hale Lighthouse. Spike went to Widnes, which is only a few minutes drive away, again with Country Parks and lots of walks not far from where he lives. He lives with his Mum, Jules and an 11yr old human boy called Sam, who's lots of fun. Spike also lives with another Schnauzer called Jess (boy!), Kellycat who is 17, 2 Goldfish, Fish and Peas, who are no fun at all, they just swim around in their tank and don't speak, and a Jack Russell called Patch. He was a foster dog, but after fostering a lot of dogs, Spike's Mum couldn't bear to part with Patch, so she ended up adopting him. Mum says she thinks he's been badly treated because of the way he acts. However, he is getting better because he is getting a lot of love, care and attention, as we all are. I see Spike and my friends every day and spend a lot of time play-fighting and walking with them. Patch just watches us playing most of the time. He will play with me if I am on my own and we have lots of fun tugging soft toys into pieces. If Jess and Spike get too grumpy when they are play-fighting I have to become 'mum' and push my bum into their faces to stop them. My Mum and I often stay at Spike's, which is great fun, and we also often all go to a caravan in Wales. We are then able to go to the beach. We both love our new homes. Spike and I did an agility course during the winter and it was great fun. Trouble is Spike isn't as clever as me (don't tell him, I don't want him to get upset 'cos he tries hard). I won a rosette. Jess was excellent, but he had to stop going 'cos he became very ill for quite a while. He's now not allowed to jump anymore or walk up and down stairs. I often go to dog shows or fares to help Mum, Jules and Sam out at their 'Teddy Tombola' stall to raise money for Phoenix Dog Rescue, which they are all involved in. I enjoy going 'cos I get lots of attention there and model the bandannas Mum makes. We have had a great year in our forever homes and Mum says I have made her very happy. She doesn't feel lonely anymore, even though I have two beds, one upstairs and one downstairs, Mum lets me cuddle up in her bed during the night and Spike cuddles up to Sam. Please say thanks to John and Brenda for looking after us so well and the other lady where we were collected from, and also to Pawz for Thought for finding our forever homes. Hugs and licks to you Bobby for sharing your space with us and don't forget the Mop as well!
We have some news on Flossy and Elfin who were here on foster before they were adopted, this was them when they were here, right scruffy mutts. They got new homes new names and a hair cut Thank you Barbara
Barbara said...
Barbara and many others have asked about Brenda thank you. she is hobbling around the house now, John has to push her in the wheel chair when we are out, or around the shops. she still has to take warfarin tablets. I have to tell Babara that Brenda comes from Runcorn and John lived there also.
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Saturday, 1 August 2009
This is Gypsy who we had after her owner died, Heather and Dave adopted her last year, they have been on holiday and kindle sent us these pictures.
No that is not Dave on the bench.
Ah that's Dave giving Gypsy a bath, she looks like she is enjoying it about as much as I do.
Hi, We have been very busy, well John has so we do not get to blog so much, John has promised me we will catch up with all my furends. I am so sick of the rain in this promised BBQ summer.
I am even going in the water at the beach I can not get any wetter.
Little Tina has come back, sadly her new home did not work out, the only good thing is Pip was happy to see her, she is now looking for a new home.
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Shoreline, WA – In collaboration with Shoreline Lake Forest Park Arts Council, the City of Shoreline Public Art Program hosted the largest open house of the year on Thursday, October 29 from 5:30pm – 7:00pm. More than 30 artists attended the event to accompany five exhibitions of media ranging from collage, to painting, photography and ceramics.
Recology CleanScapes inaugural Artist in Residence program was highlighted at this event, showcasing a portion of the full collection created by artists Karien Balluff and Sarah Ruether. The artwork will be on display on the third floor of Shoreline City Hall until January 25, 2016. Thank you for helping us celebrate the fantastic pieces created from recyclable materials scavenged from Recology Cleanscapes' material recovery facility.
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(Image removed from quote.)That's some soddy landscaping work
Wow, amazingly shallow root system. Must be fill on top of hard packed clay.
I wonder if it's new landscaping with an absurdly shallow planting
Here in Springfield my whole neighborhood power went out, my sister(s) one in Woodbridge and another in Annandale still have power. This storm came from nowhere I was in shock when it came, earlier in the day at around 7 I was watering my yard
The storm tonight hits later.Finally have cell reception at the house. I doubt I get power back this week, but I have a generator. tom, you have power? Oakton is a mess.
CWG says nothing in the D.C. area tonight, so we caught a break.
[...]Is metro running? If they tell people that they have to drive in to work tomorrow, traffic is going to blow.
build a log cabin or a replica of Old Ironsides with all the oak
Damn! We lost power for about a tenth of second and then we had to do without fios TV service for a few hours the following morning.
and to add insult to injury, yesterday it hit 100 degrees out here.
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Hot cocoa, peppermint tea, s'mores ….. just some of the things we love about the winter. So why not add these warm and comforting treats to your winter wedding or party?
Here are 2 quick and creative ideas. Read the full article on RehearsalDinnerGuide.com.
THE S'MORES MARTINI (I'll have s'more!)
Recipe from http://www.ellerochelle.blogspot.com:
1 oz. chocolate vodka
1 oz. Baily's Irish Cream
1 oz. chocolate liquor
1 oz. Cream de Cacao
1 oz. vanilla vodka
2 oz. heavy cream
Toasted marshmallows, graham crackers (crushed), chocolate syrup, bamboo Martini skewers.
Dip the rim of glasses into the chocolate syrup, then into the crushed crackers. Chill glasses in freezer.
Pour all remaining ingredients, except marshmallows, into a Martini shaker filled with ice, and shake until well blended. Pour into really nice glasses. Skewer the toasted marshmallows on the bamboo skewers, place across the rim and serve..for about 2 servings.
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Very inspiring and fascinating TED talk--the differences between the "experiencing self" and the "remembering self" will probably work its way into my work at some point in the near future...
"Using examples from vacations to colonoscopies, Nobel laureate and founder of behavioral economics Daniel Kahneman reveals how our "experiencing selves" and our "remembering selves" perceive happiness differently. This new insight has profound implications for economics, public policy — and our own self-awareness."
Sunday, April 12, 2015
The riddle of experience vs. memory (inspiration, process)
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Fighting for a White South Africa: White working-class racism and the 1922 Rand Revolt The Rand Revolt: The 1922 Insurrection and Racial Killing in South Africa, Jeremy Krikler: book review." South African Historical Journal 57 (2007): 228-243."
How to Do Things with Words: African Oral History and Its Textual Incarnations." Words and Silences: The Journal of the International Oral History Association 4 (2007): 1-5."
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How to CookGrains
What to Do with Leftover Quinoa
There are so many great conversations on the Hotline -- it's hard to choose a favorite. But we'll be doing it, once a week, to spread the wealth of our community's knowledge -- and to keep the conversation going.
Today: Congratulations -- you're so responsible, you made enough quinoa to last all week. Here's what you should make with it.
Take a minute to remember the first dinner you ever cooked from scratch. Whether it was a cheesy pasta or a big bowl of odds and ends (you called it a salad), it made you proud -- the important thing was that you'd cooked yourself real food, and that in itself was a rite of passage.
An even bigger harbinger of responsible personhood is having the foresight to cook enough for leftovers. Cooking big batches of wholesome food to last you the week? That might be the holy grail of adulthood. So the next time you find yourself with a surplus of cooked quinoa, the first thing you should do is allow yourself one moment of smugness. Once you've done that, you might wonder how best to use all that quinoa. Samanthamdavies found herself in the same boat and asked for your tips:
- Use that extra grain to bulk up a salad. Pierino says: "Combine black quinoa with Israeli couscous over frisée lettuce with vinaigrette...and top with a poached egg." Stephanie G likes to "mix with a vinaigrette, add some fresh fruit and roasted nuts, plus maybe some goat cheese," while ATG117 simply dresses it and adds "chickpeas or anything else that strikes your fancy."
- Turn it into bread. Stephanie says this quinoa skillet bread is "filling, yes, and delicious, hell yes."
- Give it the oatmeal treatment and have it for breakfast. Kelly's method: "The night before, add cinnamon, nutmeg, dried fruit of choice, sweetener of choice, and enough almond milk to make a thick slurry. Let it sit in the fridge overnight. In the morning, heat it in the microwave or on the stovetop, add nuts/fruit, and enjoy as a hot breakfast cereal."
- Fold it into cake batter, like Eileen King does, for the most protein-packed dessert around.
- Still maxed out on quinoa? SKK points out that you can freeze it for later use.
What's your favorite way to use leftover quinoa? Tell us in the comments!


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Russian FM cannot make head or tail of that "obsession" prevalent in rebel circuits with Assad's removal. His own obsession with defending kleptocratic regimes, on the other hand, makes perfect sense, being a card-carrying member of one such regime himself. And that's a far greater obstacle to peace than our insistence on Assad's removal.
Wednesday January 23, 2013
Today's Death Toll: By end of Wednesday, the LCC documented 146 deaths, including 15 children and 13 women: 74 martyrs fell in Aleppo, 23 martyrs in Damascus and its Suburbs, 12 martyrs in Homs, 11 martyrs in Daraa, 9 martyrs in Hama, 6 martyrs in Hasakeh, 2 martyrs in each of Deir Ezzor and Lattakia, and one martyr in each of Raqa and Swaida (LCCs).
Points of Random Shelling: The LCC also documented 253 different points of shelling, 19 of which were hit by aerial strikes from war planes and choppers, 2 were hit by thermobaric bombs, and one area was hit by both thermobaric and phosphorus bombs. Artillery shelling targeted 112 points: 75 of which were hit by mortars and 66 by missiles (LCCs).
Clashes: Free Syrian Army rebels clashed with regime forces in 109 different points, liberating police station No. 25 at the Jordanian borders, and seizing the Samad and Mothalath checkpoints in Daraa. They also managed to push back a military attack on Mleiha town in Damascus Suburbs (LCCs).
Syria rebels accused of looting churches Rights group says fighters have burned and looted Christian and Shia places of worship, increasing sectarian fears.
Walkie-talkies as lifeline in wartime Syria Hand-held transceivers help residents to communicate and also keep track of impending attacks in absence of other means.
Special Reports
Syria's economy is buckling under the twin strains of violence and sanctions that have sapped the government's finances, devastated the nation's cities and left its industry and infrastructure in ruins… With the economy in tatters and work hard to come by as the war grinds on, many families don't have the deep pockets for anything other than the cheapest option. One woman said she waited for four hours to get a pack of subsidized bread.
Almost two years into Syria's uprising, now a full-blown civil war, misery and despair are growing across the land. Lakhdar Brahimi, the joint envoy of the UN and Arab League who is trying to mediate, is making no progress. A military solution looks far off too. Though rebel fighters continue to make advances in the north and east of the country, Mr Assad's forces are consolidating along the north-south axis from the capital, Damascus, to the coastal heartland of his Alawite sect. "This is never going to end," says a usually hopeful rebel commander from the eastern province of Raqqa.
More and more groups are being dragged into a conflict that no-one is destined to win… The Christians and Druze minorities would have preferred to stay on the side lines, but the lines have been crossed and the war taken to them.
We can't say that helping the Syrian rebels didn't work, because it has never really been tried.
Video Highlights
Russian TV shows a reportage on the training of an all-female pro-Assad militias "We will only choose: God, Syria and Bashar." http://youtu.be/f8q5ocsksuY
Regime tanks pound rebel strongholds and residential neighborhoods in Daraa City http://youtu.be/NZw3i6y_lzY , http://youtu.be/6WHM5BK-ggA Still, local rebels managed to destroy this loyalist headquarters http://youtu.be/uBLCp_L0fH0
Meanwhile, pro-Assad militias pounded mercilessly the nearby town of Basr Al-Harir http://youtu.be/dQFSv99Anmg But rebels remained dug in http://youtu.be/UXiDOoVvMEY
Elsewhere in the province, rebels manage to liberate huge sections of the town of Bosra Al-Sham http://youtu.be/kmE6pVgtc7g
The pounding of the towns of Eastern Ghoutah in Damascus Suburbs continues: Dhiabiyeh http://youtu.be/b5efuotQMiI Hamouriyeh http://youtu.be/fuVZ2BfRU-0
To the West, the pounding of the town of Daraya with MiGs continues http://youtu.be/rM76SwIF8Ow
To the north, the town of Yabroud was also pounded http://youtu.be/MyonpSp3VOg
MiGs continue their pounding of the restive neighborhoods in Homs City, including Jobar http://youtu.be/IhukvvlOB74 , http://youtu.be/36T4DaoJgMI Elsewhere, activists carry out a series of interviews with the older generation still eking out a haphazard subsistence in the city despite all the violence taking place http://youtu.be/_YuMLfLa9m0
In Aleppo City, rebels and loyalists clash in Sheikh Saeed neighborhood http://youtu.be/nQHyZgtaSMY , http://youtu.be/3X4xFgraTTI A rocket falls on the inhabitant of Al-Sukkari Neighborhood http://youtu.be/CgyZQT02x2k


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Why "build a brand" in the first place? Well, let's face it and until an employer gets to know you, you're nothing but a commodity. Therefore, you need to create for yourself what the marketing field calls a Unique Selling Proposition. In other words, you need to tell an employer why they should call YOU instead of the other candidates with just as much or more relevant experience. Your USP is your unique combination of skills, strengths, experience and education and it's this combination that no one else has.
And you need to define your USP in your resume, which is your "30 second commercial" to a potential employer. Hiring managers receive 75 – 300 resumes for every position posted, and well-known companies can receive over 1,000 resumes for each open position! Therefore, it is imperative that you set yourself apart. Keep in mind, the resume's job is not to get you a job; it's goal is just to get you that first phone call.
In your resume, you should state in no uncertain terms what you can do for an employer. It's not about what you want, "I'm looking for a company that can utilize my strengths and can offer me career potential." Your summary statement should be all about what you offer them, "Having grown my sales territory by 42% in the last two years, I have developed a systematic approach to business development that works and can affect your bottom line in a matter of months." It should be immediately apparent to a potential employer that it would be a safe bet to hire you.


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Koh Samui Chaweng Beach
Koh Samui Chaweng Beach
Bo Phut Beach is the most popular beach on Koh Samui there is not so crowd. But the most famous is Chaweng Beach.
Koh Samui or Samui island located Southern Thailand Gulf Surat Thani Province where is an island off the east coast of the Kra Isthmus in Thailand, close to the mainland Surat Thani town. It is Thailand's third largest island, with an area of 228.7 kmยฒ and a population of 47,874 (Information as of 2006).


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When signals are analysed using a time base =< 100 msec, everything is fine.
when the same signal is analysed using a timebase > 100 msec the shape of the signal is corrupted.
Eg a sinewave is shown as such at time base =< 100 msec, but the same sinewave is shown as .... anything with varying amplitude and shape.


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Smoke alarms will save lives, says fire officer
The donation of over 100 smoke alarms to the South Tipperary fire service can save lives, according to Chief Fire Office Tadgh O'Driscoll.
He has urged homeowners to install alarms and always put fire safety first.
Ei Electronics, Shannon, Europe's leading manufacturer of Fire & Gas Detection products, is supporting the recent call by the Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA) for greater Fire Safety Awareness, by donating smoke alarms to the value of €100,000 to the Local Authorities Fire Services throughout Ireland. The Fire Services will in turn make these alarms available to households that do not have smoke alarms installed, as part of ongoing fire prevention programmes.
Ei Electronics was established in 1988 and is a 100% Irish owned Company, and an acknowledged market leader in Residential Fire and Carbon Monoxide Detection Products and one of Ireland's largest indigenous electronics companies. The company employs over 400 people and 95% of the Company's sales are into export markets, mainly in Europe.
Michael Guinee, Managing Director of Ei Electronics said that the company has been motivated to make this gesture following the CFOA's release of some alarming statistics relating to accidental fire fatalities in the home. 40-50 people have died in accidental house fires every year over the past 20 years and as many as 300,000 homes do not have smoke alarms installed.
Tom Meehan from Ei Electronics recently handed over 100 alarms to South Tipperary Fire and Rescue Service's Chief Fire Officer Tadhg O'Driscoll in Clonmel.
Mr. O'Driscoll stated that "sadly, many fire fatalities could have been prevented" and he noted that in the majority of these tragic incidents "smoke alarms were either not present or not working".
Mr. O'Driscoll called for greater fire safety awareness and urged people to exercise good fire prevention practices, fit smoke alarms and put in place a well rehearsed escape plan
Mr. Guinee stated - "Ei Electronics, in making this donation of smoke alarms, hopes that the gesture will help South Tipperary Fire & Rescue Service in raising the public awareness of the risk of fire in the home and result in a reduction in these unnecessary tragedies in the future".