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Coach Sark Wants Fans' Help Saturday Vs. LSU
Sept. 4, 2009
by Jeff Bechthold
In the nine months since Steve Sarkisian was named the head coach at the University of Washington, he's come in contact with literally thousands of Husky football fans.
The overriding impression he's taken from them is their devotion to the program and their strong desire to see the Dawgs get back to their winning ways.
'There's no question that this community, this university, the city of Seattle are passionate about Husky football,' Sarkisian says. 'You feel that passion. And they're starving to win again. I think they see that there's an opportunity that we can change and get back to that, but that it's going to take a lot of hard work.'
Though he came to it via an unusual route, Sarkisian shares that passion. He and his staff hope to make energy, enthusiasm and hard work the hallmarks of the current era of Husky football. And as far as Sarkisian is concerned, there's no better place for him to be instilling his philosophies. After all, he's had his eye on Montlake for about half his life.
'I've always admired this place,' he says. 'The opportunity to get recruited to come play football here during the Don James era still gives me chills. To think that now I have the opportunity to be the head coach here, I'm extremely honored and proud.'
Sarkisian comes to the UW with a perspective that is unique. How many UW head coaches grew up an admirer of the program, played on the Husky Stadium turf as an opposing player and then worked on it as an opposing coach? His fondness for Husky football was sown as a child, germinated in college and took full flower in adulthood.
Now, with his first game as the Husky head coach ready to kick off, he has the charge of getting the UW football program back where it belongs. With the help of his staff, the players and each and every Husky supporter, that march begins today.
How long will it take to reach the top once again? Who knows? But with everyone pulling in the same direction, the process can be shortened. That's where Sarkisian wants each fan to know that they can help.
'Growing up, being a Pac-10 kid living in California, I always admired Washington,' Coach Sark recalls. 'I thought this was a football program that plays hard, plays physical. They won tough, tight games. They won Pac- 10 championships. They were playing in Rose Bowls. I always admired them for that.'
Sarkisian admits that there wasn't much substance in the UW's recruiting efforts towards him. He jokes that he wasn't a prospect, but a suspect. But he does recall getting a letter from the UW coaching staff and still remembers the purple 'W' at the top of the letterhead.
His college athletic career took some odd twists and turns. After enrolling at USC to play baseball, Sarkisian left after a semester to attend El Camino College in his hometown of Torrance, Calif.
Once there, he was convinced to go out for football as well. His successes at El Camino earned him a scholarship to a program with a long history of prolific quarterbacks, BYU.
In Provo, Sarkisian etched his name next to the likes of Steve Young, Jim McMahon, Ty Detmer, Marc Wilson, Robbie Bosco and all the others who had preceded him. He set three NCAA records, led the nation in passing efficiency and won the Sammy Baugh Trophy and WAC Offensive Player of the Year Award in 1996.
Anyone who has followed Sarkisian since his hiring is well aware that he played for the BYU Cougars at Husky Stadium in 1996, and the Dawgs handed his team what would end up as its only loss in a 14-1 season.
But even in suffering what was certainly a disheartening defeat, the atmosphere that day made an impression on Sarkisian.
'I thought Husky Stadium was crazy,' he recollects. 'I remember coming out for the first snap. We were pretty highly ranked at the time. You could barely hear yourself think. We had quite a few false starts. We were late getting off the ball. We got sacked a bunch.
'It was a very difficult environment because of the crowd's interaction,' he continues. 'They were involved in the game. They were very smart football fans. They knew when it was third down. They knew when to get out of their seats. I appreciated the fans because of their involvement in the game.'
After a few years in the Canadian Football League and some time in the 'real world,' Sarkisian decided to get into coaching. After starting at his JC alma mater, El Camino, he quickly landed a job at USC in the first season of Pete Carroll's tenure there.
USC was suffering one of its lowest lows in its long, proud history, but Carroll and staff turned things around surprisingly quickly and have now won seven straight Pac-10 titles.
All the while, in at least one corner of his mind, Sarkisian still had thoughts of Montlake rattling around.
In fact, Sarkisian recalls the following story:
'Early in my coaching career, we were in training camp,' he says. 'The coaches were in the dorms. It was late and we all jotted down the top five head coaching jobs we'd love to have someday in our coaching career. Washington was in my top five.'
As his tenure at USC continued, Sarkisian made four visits to Husky Stadium as a visiting coach: in 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2007. Similar to the previous story, he has a recollection of that first visit.
'I remember the first time we came here, in 2001,' he recalls. 'We were staying over in Bellevue and we were crossing the 520 bridge. It was a beautiful day. I remember leaning up to Pete and saying, `Man, this place is unbelievable.' And he replied, `No kidding. This place is a hidden gem.' 'From that day, from a coaching standpoint, I fell in love with it here,' he concludes.
That day, the Huskies beat the Trojans, 27-24. Backup quarterback Taylor Barton came on after Cody Pickett separated a shoulder and John Anderson kicked the winning field goal as time expired. The official attendance that day was an over-capacity 72,946.
Now, Sarkisian makes that drive across 520 every morning on his way to work, the iconic upper-deck overhangs of Husky Stadium welcoming him. Certainly, there are days where he envisions the seats jammed with purple and gold-clad fans, going nuts. Saturday is the day when those dreams come true.
And, as he knows first-hand from his afternoon as a visiting quarterback and four more as an opposing coach, Husky Stadium can be a loud, raucous, magical place.
Sarkisian is a firm believer in the influence a crowd can have on a game. Fortunately, he's a head coach in the right city. While the Seahawks crowds at Qwest Field break records for opponents' false starts, here on Montlake, he hopes to re-instill the intimidation factor that a crowd can provide.
'When the fans are into the game, when the energy, the electricity is in the air in Husky Stadium, it has a huge effect on the opponent,' Sarkisian says. 'The ability to get off on a snap count, the ability to communicate at the line of scrimmage -- it gets difficult on a quarterback.'
So, to that end, the newest Husky head football coach wants every UW fan to know that they're a part of the process; that their energy, enthusiasm and support have an important, tangible role in the Dawgs' forthcoming resurgence.
'The message is simple: get here early and be loud,' Sarkisian says. 'We want people in their seats from the opening kickoff until the end of the game. And while they're in their seats, they're loud, they're crazy, and they're smart fans. They understand when to be loud and when not to be.
'Enjoy the game, because football games at Husky Stadium are an experience. It's not just `going to a game.' It's the experience of being there and being part of the football game.'
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Sakura Hime 8
October 26, 2012
Arina Tanemura – Viz – 2012 – 12 volumes
Hmm… I guess I didn't realize this had ended in Japan! I was under the impression that it would continue into the upper teens at least, Tanemura's commentary made it sounds as if there was still quite a bit of story to go. Now I'm curious!
I haven't read this series in awhile, and this volume was a great place to pick it back up. It had gotten a lot darker with the ugly Enju fights over the past couple volumes, and this volume takes a break from all that and gets back to the business of romance. Now, in my heart of hearts, I really can't forgive Aoba his actions in the early volumes, but it's so easy to get swept away by well-done girly romance, and Tanemura is a master of all things girly. The book opens with Sakura and Aoba more or less all over each other, and both are gearing up for their wedding night. But a wrench is thrown into their plans when Aoba's father insists he take on a concubine or give up Sakura. The new wife, Princess Yuri, seems like the perfect woman, and through her efforts, she manipulates Sakura into thinking that the two are friends. Later, Sakura begins to suspect Aoba is cheating on her, and things go downhill from there. There's a bit of drama, but it's mostly good-natured, and it's nothing like the dark volumes that came before. There's some minor infidelity on both sides when Aoba falls for Yuri's attempts to seduce him, and Sakura falls into Fujimurasaki's trap while he consoles her broken heart.
Things don't end in a good place, especially since Fujimurasaki has revealed his feelings to Sakura, who obviously doesn't return them. I have no doubt where all this is going in the end, and I know that Fujimurasaki doesn't have a chance in the world. What is interesting is that it seems like the story is going along with the fact that Aoba has two wives, though not in his heart of hearts. Now there's some ground-breaking shoujo, at least in English.
I was also delighted to see the Ion one-shot in the back! Hooray! It's been so long since I've read that. The characters have been aged just a bit for the one-shot, but it's basically the same silly psychic-themed romance. Tanemura has some fun at the expense of her changed artwork, and it's basically the kind of thing you would expect from her. It's nothing groundbreaking or special, but again, I'm a huge fan of girly shoujo, and it certainly is that in a huge dose. I was pleased.
I'm curious to see how the series will resolve the Fujimurasaki business, the rift between Aoba and Sakura, and the conflict with Enju in four volumes. I have my doubts. Then again, I had my doubts about Time Stranger Kyoko too, and that series is supremely awesome. Sakura Hime isn't necessarily my flavor of shoujo, but I do love Tanemura's work to bits, and I get caught up in every volume so easily that it's really hard not to like it. Volume 9 in December! Can't wait!
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Student caped crusaders with cool names like "Graphite," "Brushstroke" and "Zoom" landed in town last week, armed with a weapon they claim tops x-ray vision, Spider sense and even super strength: creative thinking.
Civic-minded swashbucklers Owen "O.J." Shepard, Patrick Camilien, Maimoona Rahim, Miranda Gill, and Victor Osoria spent part of their spring break from upstate's Alfred University leading an interactive workshop for after-school students at the Red Hook Initiative community center, using art as a tool to solve problems without violence.
The team — who call themselves the Art Force Five — dress to impress, wearing cloaks as art aprons and use their comic book-inspired alter-egos to reflect popular art forms: Graphite likes to draw, Brushstroke wields a paint brush, and Zoom captures the action with a camera. There's also 3-D, who builds sculptures and a sense of community, and Runway, a fashion diva who finds beauty in us all.
Kids made their own superheroes from clothespins, pipe cleaners and bits of fabric, and learned how to hone their powers of observation through drills, including one in which the word "yellow" was written in blue ink. The youngsters were then quizzed on what color they saw.
"We wanted them to see that diversity is everywhere, and that everybody should incorporate everybody in what they do," said Shepard.
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Rahim's alter-ego — Brushstroke — was all about empowerment.
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The visit exposed the youngsters to college students and gave them a lesson on recognizing similarities and differences in other people, said Jill Eisenhard, the center's founder and executive director.
"The kids were very engaged, which is hard to do with middle-school students!" she added.
The Art Force Five's simple formula has helped kids battle beastliness — and jump with joy — according to Dan Napolitano, a dean at the university.
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So, does original art really have to be expensive? Not according to the owners of http://www.original-art-under100.com - a new website specialising in original works for under £100. With over 80 emerging artists signed-up and exhibiting more than 700 original pieces (all for under £100), perhaps now, signed original art might be accessible to all of us rather than the privileged few.
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Member artists manage to keep their prices so low by selling direct and commission-free to buyers – here there is no middleman taking a cut. This allows artists to share their savings with buyers. In return, member artists pay a small annual fee to use the site.
So, if you're looking for original art at truly affordable prices, this site could well be of interest. And you never know, with 80+ emerging artists on-board, your sub-£100 punt might even turn out to be by the next Emin or Hockney.
- based on a street survey of 2000 people in St Albans and Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire carried out in May, June and July 2014.


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Thank you to all of you who came out and joined us for the opening night of Cool Canyon Nights at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheatre.
The crowd was amazing and so were our musical guests, Daniel Park and Windy City.
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Funeral services took place for Glen Burnie resident Jane Barnett May on Feb. 11 at Singleton Funeral Home.
Mrs. May, 70, died Feb. 7 at home.
A 1937 graduate of Glen Burnie High School, she worked as a senior accounting clerk for Anne Arundel County government.
She was a member of Linthicum Heights United Methodist Church.
Other interests included gardening, travel and family.
Mrs. May is survived by her husband of 50 years, Howard E. May Sr.; a son, Howard E. May Jr. of Glen Burnie; a daughter, Joanne C. Bauer of Sykesville; a sister, Betty L. Hidey of Gaithersburg; and a grandchild.


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Hamshaw Lumber Golf Tournament to Benefit Hospital's Cancer Patients - 10/7
September 13, 2012
Keene, NH
Hamshaw Lumber's 32nd Annual Golf Classic will take place at Bretwood Golf Course, East Surry Road, Keene, NH, on Sunday, October 7th, with a 9:00 AM shotgun start. The event will raise money for the patient relief fund of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center-Kingsbury Pavilion at Cheshire Medical Center.
The nonprofit community hospital offers direct support to cancer patients facing financial difficulties by giving free gas cards. Cancer care requires frequent visits to the hospital, over a long period of time. Radiation is often daily; chemotherapy weekly. Treatment occurs for many weeks, months, even years, creating challenges for those who must travel long distances.
Registration is $100 per golfer. Corporate hole sponsorships are available for $200. Following the day of play there is a cookout at the Bretwood clubhouse. For more information, contact Steve Clark, General Manager, Hamshaw Lumber, Inc, 603-352-6506, email@example.com
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Seems Bank of America was so nervous about what Wikileaks would be revealing about them, that they went on the attack, and now we have some of the details about this, ironically thanks to both Wikileaks and a similar organization, Crowdleaks.
A very interesting anonymous post on this matter was made over at the Slashdot website:
Three information security consultancies with links to US spy agencies cooked up a dirty tricks campaign late last year to destroy Wikileaks by exploiting its perceived weaknesses, reads a presentation released by the whistleblowers' (pdf) organization that it claimed to be from the conspirators. Consultants at US defense contractors Palantir Technologies, Berico Technologies and HBGary proposed to lawyers for a desperate Bank of America an alliance that would work to discredit the whistleblowers' website using a divide and conquer approach. Since the plan was hatched, disgruntled volunteers mentioned in the PDF broke away from Wikileaks, financial institutions withdrew services, Apelbaum was harassed by the US Government and Amazon denied service to Wikileaks' website.
I think this should be understood/considered in conjunction with three magnificent panel discussions/interviews conducted by REAL journalists with Julian Assange himself (another REAL journalist) available as a podcast on the "Big Ideas" program on ABC TV (not the American Broadcasting Company, which hasn't engaged in real journalism for some time, but rather the Australian Broadcasting Corporation).
The podcasts in question are here (And I recommend listening to these in the order presented below too):
Episode 11: Julian Assange: Wikileaks (Released 12/2/10)
Episode 2: Wikileaks: A Discussion (Released 2/9/11)
Episode 1: Assange Meets Ellsberg (Released 2/9/11)
Mr. Wikileaks explains why they built their distributed journalism model the way they did:
Assange: "We have developed an organization that from the ground up, is multi-national — from the ground up, we spreads assets around the world like multi-national [corporations] do to avoid tax, like multinationals do to avoid asset seizure…."
I utterly LOVE that he's using the very model that corporations have used to evade their responsibilities, globalization, in order to force them to be responsible. That is so rich with irony, I hardly know what to do with it.
In fact, it reminds me of movie/music companies that refer to individuals who exercise their fair use rights to share information, movies, or music as "thieves". The fact is, they do so less because those people actually are thieves, and more because those companies wish to reserve the right to "thievery/copying" all to themselves. As is exemplified by these wonderful videos:
So they can do that, but an independent producer can't? And instead that artist gets what I like to call "The Sita Treatment"?
To quote the great Nina Paley:
What do religious fundamentalists and big media corporations have in common? They believe that they own culture…. Conventional wisdom urges me to demand payment for every use of the film, but then how would people without money get to see it? How widely would the film be disseminated if it were limited by permission and fees? Control offers a false sense of security. The only real security I have is trusting you, trusting culture, and trusting freedom.
Forced to pay crushing licensing fees, many artists are actually blocked from making new works, simply because some part of the new work is derivative. What is virtually never talked about is that these abuses of the concept of "information ownership" are actually serving to STOP new creative works from being born (not to mention blocking how many works re-enter the public domain, thanks to the DMCA). Often copyright-happy lawyers in fact are killing culture, and doing next to nothing to preserve artists rights, while in reality simply protecting parasitical mega-corporations that only exist thanks to artists who themselves refer to the culture at large.
And of course, these same corporate oligarchies think they own information itself too. Indeed, whether we're talking about film, music or journalism, thanks to monopolistic corporate consolidation rubber-stamped by a compliant government, they ARE the same companies.
So the next time you hear a "mainstream" journalist/talking head in the well-healed, and perhaps too well-"connected" corporate media refer to either Julian Assange as a "terrorist", or dismissively snear at "bloggers" as engaging in something less than journalism, remember that perhaps the characterization is less than accurate, and may indeed just be the product of jealousy and fear.
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You may recently have seen media reports stating that there has been a new type of canine parvovirus (canine parvovirus 2c or CPV-2c) identified in Australia. There have been confirmed cases in South Australia and Victoria, but only suspected cases in Queensland and the Northern Territory.
Although this virus strain is new to Australia, it has been present in many overseas countries since 2000, and is very closely related to strains that have been present in Australia for the past 40 years.
The advice we have received from our vaccine supplier Boehringer Ingelheim is that other countries that have this particular strain of the virus, as well as specific scientific studies, have shown that the current vaccines we use are effective in providing protection against canine parvovirus 2c (CPV-2c). Similarly, although concerns have been raised about the effectiveness of tests used to detect infection, studies have shown these too are effective for the new parvovirus strain.
Animals infected with the CPV-2c strain will present similar symptoms to the known parvovirus. These symptoms are listed below.
If your dog is up-to-date with its vaccinations at your local Greencross Vets, you do not need to do anything. However, if your dog is unvaccinated or not up-to-date, now is the time to schedule an appointment with us. If you unsure what your dog's vaccination status is, please don't hesitate to contact your local Greencross Vets to confirm these details.


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Navigating the complexities of health insurance can be very challenging - especially when trying to determine your coverage for autism. "Autism Speaks Insurance Link" is an online application developed by Autism Speaks that will help you determine whether an individual is entitled to coverage for the treatment of autism under their health insurance plan. Based on your responses, this tool will provide details of the coverage required by state law and resources to assist in claims reimbursement. If coverage is not available under the existing plan, "Autism Speaks Insurance Link" will equip you with information necessary to effectively advocate for the addition of a meaningful benefit.
Please note: Responses to questions are not stored on our website and no information that could identify the patient is requested.
Autism Speaks' has worked to pass meaningful autism insurance reform across the country. More than 40 states have now enacted laws that require certain health insurance plans to cover the treatment of autism. These states appear in green on our state initiatives map. Unfortunately, determining whether your insurance plan includes a meaningful autism benefit is not as easy as looking at a map. Not all plan types are subject to state law. Additionally, many state autism insurance laws further exclude certain plan types or impose age caps that may adversely affect your coverage.
Before you begin
In order to provide you with the most accurate information, you will be asked a short series of questions (6 at most) about the patient's health insurance plan. While you should be able to answer most of these questions very easily, others are technical in nature and may require you to gather a little information. It may be helpful to have the following items available for reference:
- A copy of the patient's health insurance card;
- The patient's detailed Summary Plan Description, or "SPD" (SPDs are generally provided by your Human Resources Department at the time of enrollment in an employer-sponsored health benefit plan); and
- Contact information for the primary insured's Human Resources Department
If you cannot find the answers on the insurance card or SPD, you may need to contact the Human Resources Department. For your convenience you may want to print out a copy of the questions before you call so you can get all of your questions answered at once. After you have gathered the information, simply enter the responses in "Autism Speaks Insurance Link."


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After receiving a favorable review of their finances this week, leaders of Mayor Richard Daley's Olympic committee hit City Hall on Friday to sell aldermen on their plans to safeguard taxpayers.
Bid Chairman Patrick Ryan also said the committee, Chicago 2016, has altered the structure of its financial safety net, putting up a $500 million package of insurance policies as the first defense against potential losses at the proposed 2016 Summer Games.
In previous presentations, the plan was to first use an expected $450 million contingency fund to pay for losses.
But over the last several months, the bid's insurance broker, Aon Corp., negotiated deals with insurance companies that would include coverage kicking in before the Chicago Olympic organization had to dip into its own funds, said Jessica Fairchild, Chicago 2016's general counsel.


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Australian horror-thriller. Teenagers James (Joshua Payne), Mark (Sebastian Gregory) and Chaseley (Hanna Mangan Lawrence) have long been the victims of a vicious bully, Gary (Michael Dorman). When they witness a serial killer (Joel Edgerton) at work in a secluded forest, they hatch a plan to blackmail him into making their tomentor his next victim. But they soon find themselves far out of their depth as the killer turns his attentions in their direction and lures them into his sick and twisted world.


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Like many other countries, The Netherlands uses a chip card for paying and using public transport, and while there's been a number of issues regarding its security, privacy, and stability, it won't be going anywhere any time soon. Just today, the various companies announced a new initiative where Android users can use their smartphones instead of their chip cards to pay for and use public transport.
The new initiative, jointly developed by the various companies operating our public transport system and our carriers, is Android-only, because Apple "does not allow it to work, on a technical level", and even then, it's only available on two of our three major carriers for now.
This got me thinking about something we rarely talk about: the increasing reliance on external platforms for vital societal infrastructure. While this is a test for now, it's easy to see how the eventual phasing out of the chip cards - already labelled as "outdated" by the companies involved - will mean we have to rely on platforms beyond society's control for vital societal infrastructure. Chip cards for public transport or banks or whatever are a major expense, and there's a clear economic incentive to eliminate them and rely on e.g. smartphones instead.
As we increasingly outsource access to vital societal infrastructure to foreign, external corporations, we have to start asking ourselves what this actually means. Things like public transport, payments, taxes, and so on, are absolutely critical to the functioning of our society, and to me, it seems like a terrible idea to restrict access to them to platforms beyond our own control.
Can you imagine what happens if an update to an application required to access public transport gets denied by Apple? What if the tool for paying your taxes gets banned from the Play Store days before the tax deadline? What if a crucial payment application is removed from the App Store? Imagine the immense, irreparable damage this could do to a society in mere hours.
If these systems - for whatever reason - break down today, we can hold our politicians accountable, because they bear the responsibility for these systems. During the introduction of our current public transport chip card and its early growing pains, our parliament demanded swift action from the responsible minister (secretary in American parlance). Since the private companies responsible for the chip card system took part in a tender process with strict demands, guidelines, rules, and possible consequences for failure to deliver, said companies could and can be held accountable by the government. This covers the entire technological stack, from the cards themselves up to the control systems that run everything.
If we move to a world where applications for iOS and Android are the only way to access crucial government-provided services, this system of accountability breaks down, because while the application itself would be part of the tender process, meaning its creator would be accountable, the platforms it runs on would not - i.e., only a part of the stack is covered. In other words, if Google or Apple decides to reject an update or remove an application - they are not accountable for the consequences in the same way a party to a government tender would be. The system of accountability breaks down.
Of course, even today this system of accountability isn't perfect, but it is a vital path for recourse in case private companies fail to deliver. I'm sure not every one of you even agrees the above is a problem at all - especially Americans have a more positive view of corporate services compared to government services (not entirely unreasonable if you look at the state of US government services today). In countries like The Netherlands, though, despite our constant whining about every one of these services, they actually rank among the very best in the world.
I am genuinely worried about the increasing reliance on - especially - technology companies without them actually being part of the system of accountability. The fact that we might, one day, be required to rely on black boxes like iOS devices, Microsoft computers, or Google Play Services-enabled Android phones to access vital government services is a threat to our society and the functioning of our democracy. With access to things like public transport, money, and all that come with those, locked to closed-source platforms, we, the people, will have zero control over the pillars of our own societies.
What can we do to address this? I believe we need to take aggressive steps - at the EU-level - to demand full public access to the source code that underpins the platforms that are vital to the functioning of our society. We, the people, have the right to know how these systems work, what they do, and how secure they really are. As computers and phones become the only way to access and use crucial government services, they must be fully 100% open source.
We as The Netherlands are irrelevant and would never be able to make such demands stick, but the EU is one of the most powerful economic blocks in the world. If you want access to the wealthy 450 million customers in the European Union (figure excludes the UK), your software must be open source so that we can ensure the security and stability of our infrastructure. If you do not comply, you will be denied access to this huge economic block. Most of you will probably balk at this suggestion, but I truly believe it is the only way to guarantee the security and stability of vital government services we rely on every single day.
We should not rely on closed-source, foreign code for our government services. It's time the European Union starts thinking about how to address this threat.
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While most 0 days are found by mistake, manipulation error, completely different purpose hacking etc... Having thé source code of the target increase productivity of bug discovering dramatically. Ask experts, there is no such system as 100% Secured system.
Society is led by unsecured system from thé beginning of digital Era. It has Everest been
The speed with which bug are found in open source is generally a good thing though. With limited exceptions (mostly stuff in libc or the kernel itself), I usually have my Linux system secure again within 24 hours after a new CVE affecting it comes out. My Windows systems on the other hand often take at least a week to get updates, and there's nothing I can do to accelerate that myself. Notably, public disclosure embargoes are usually shorter on open source projects too, so there is generally more incentive for users to get their systems fixed ASAP.


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Denali Flavors, developers of the legendary Moose Tracks Ice Cream, is one of the nation's leading developers and marketers of innovative flavors for the ice cream industry. Denali Flavors works with ice cream-producing dairies across the country to manufacture an array of regional and store-branded products.
A client for more than a decade, LE&A manages all of Moose Tracks® PR as well as its social media platforms, consistently performing above industry average in engagement and growth. LE&A developed a "10,000 Scoop" event tour that encourages people to eat a delicious scoop of free Moose Tracks® ice cream – for each scoop eaten, Denali donates $1 to the local Salvation Army.


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The new 2019 Suzuki SX4 S-Cross design is an excellent choice for choosing the smallest car with the AVD system, routing and cost-effective. Most likely it will be provided at the end of this season. This design has an excellent external and internal appearance. It's ok for family visits. What is most appealing when it comes to this design is it's incredibly low-cost. This design is smaller in size, making it very easy to move and recreation area. If you are in the car park full of vehicles, you will certainly find a place for this small car.
On the outside, the new 2019 Suzuki SX4 S-Cross will be upgraded and stylish. The ground clearance is now slightly higher and the new design headlights help provide greater efficiency and a cleaner appearance. The hood itself wins pronounced lines that move towards the grid. At the rear, the newly designed LED rear combination lamps are used to offer a cleaner and more contemporary style. Along with that, the rear bumper will also come with a chrome styling. The product will also ride on 17-inch alloy wheels and on all-terrain tires. With that this model has been presented with more distinctive and offering a stronger and bolder presence on the road.
The interior style has also been updated to a more luxurious and elegant design. Your cabin will look spacious with more legroom and loading. Here, there will be a new sprint and leather upholstery of high quality. The 2019 Suzuki SX4 S-Cross comes with the latest infotainment system and technology features. Another view of the dashboard has been fixed with the broad infotainment screen. Other interior features include Apple Car Play, Mirrorlink connectivity, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio and smartphone integration.
Under the hood of the new 2019 Suzuki SX4 S-Cross, the design is the 2.0-liter inline engine. If this form of engine is linked to a 6-speed shift lever, then it has the ability to generate 150 hp. However, if the engine is connected to a continuously variable automatic gearbox, it can generate 148 hp. This engine shape has 140 lb-ft of torque.
The Suzuki SX4 S-Cross hopes to reach the Suzuki range in the years to come. There is no exact price until the final release of the 2019 Suzuki SX4 S-Cross, but if you want something like that, think of that amount as a purchase.
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Gilfoyle's Code - Gilfoyle annoyed by Talking of Jian Yang's Smart Fridge and Hacks into it! (Silicon Valley) 😎 ↓↓↓
Guys.... This is just a fraction of the code... so, do not conclude harshly! 😊
We have not seen first 873 lines of it... (I should have included line numbers in the zoomed and arranged still image😕)
May be it is somehow using *groovy* in that *.java* file :)
And, a suggestion for you code enthusiasts; *Tabs vs Spaces* : https://youtu.be/JfEIkkDkrmE
Jian Yang ordered a new Smart Fridge as Erlich's Old Refrigerator is broken.
Dinesh was Excited but Gilfoyle was Annoyed by its Talking, Voice!
As Jian Yang password protected his Cold Friend's settings, Gilfoyle Hacked into it using his server, Anton, and Mocked Jin-Yang! 😝
Gilfoye = Gilfoyle
A piece of Program / Code by Gilfoyle is there, Zoomed and Separately added to make it clear and readable :)
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Not content with trying to convince England's selectors with his smoking bat from the Oval, where he made 74 in a losing cause against Australia, Kevin Pietersen has followed up with a fusillade of words about why he should be picked ahead of Graham Thorpe for next Thursday's opening Ashes Test at Lord's.
"I think I have done enough," said Pietersen, who'll know later this morning if he is the one chosen to bat at No 5. "I think I have ticked enough boxes in what I had to do. I knew the game at the Oval was huge. It was just a case of leaving things until the last minute as I do with most things."
Smart timing counts for much in sport and with the 12-man squad due to be announced at 11.30 this morning, Pietersen, who had already caught the eye this summer with his match-winning 91 against Australia at Bristol, has nudged the selectors at just the right time.
"I will be very disappointed if I am not selected," Pietersen said. "I put a lot of pressure on myself before and during that game. I thought technically I was as solid as I could have been. There were a lot of shouts from the Aussie fielders saying 'This is Test match cricket, can you hack it?' Hopefully I proved I'm a difficult wicket to take should I get selected."
With Ian Bell's place at No 4 seemingly inviolate, and with Ashley Giles crucial in giving Michael Vaughan some variety and control against Australia's batsmen, the fight is between Thorpe and Pietersen. That means the 12-man squad announced at Lord's today will include Matthew Hoggard, back from county duty with Yorkshire, and probably Chris Tremlett, as the spare bowler, but only one batsman at No 5.
The selectors will certainly not fudge the issue by picking both, especially since Pietersen received an all clear on the adductor muscle he strained on Tuesday. Vaughan's groin trouble is felt to be slightly more serious and he will miss Yorkshire's C&G quarter-final against Northamptonshire on Saturday, but only as a precaution and no standby is expected.
As players and personalities Thorpe and Pietersen are virtual opposites, so the pros and cons arrange themselves along distinct lines. In a text poll on BBC's Radio 5 Live yesterday, Thorpe won 55 per cent of the listeners' votes. Interestingly, Australia have their own KP-a-like in Andrew Symonds, and there has never been any clamour for him to play Test cricket.
As befitting someone with 100 Test caps and a broken marriage, Thorpe has a deep experience of both life and batting. He also has an ageing body kept going by jabs and anti-inflammatory drugs, even if that is partially negated by the desire to have one last crack at the Aussies.
His average of 45.7 in 16 Tests against Australia is one of the highest by an Englishman over the past 20 years, though that must be tempered by the fact that only two of those Tests have been in the last eight years. For reasons not entirely clear, the Aussies have long felt Thorpe rather too keen to avoid them.
With England's best chance in 18 years of closely contesting the Ashes, it is Thorpe's growing infirmity that most worries England's selectors. Despite precious little cricket over the past five weeks, he has needed several injections to calm a bad back. Happily for him, the problem did not flare in the last weekend's championship match against Gloucestershire, a game in which he made 73.
By contrast, Pietersen is the cocky emerging player with raging hormones and trendy hairdo, eager for thrills and spills. Although a batting tour de force in one-day cricket, he remains a Test-match virgin unschooled in the ways in which Australia's bowlers ratchet up the tension over by over. You cannot relieve pressure in Tests by hitting a six as you can in one-day cricket, so he will need to find other tricks.
His near idol worship of Warne, his captain at Hampshire, means he might become in thrall to a bowler with a huge part to play in Australia's attempt to retain the Ashes. He hushes the doom mongers, saying that Warne tried all his tricks against him when England played Hampshire before the Twenty20 and "I did pretty well and got on top of him then''.
While this unflinching self-belief is his biggest selling point, there are bound to be some in the England dressing room who find it tedious. Balancing their feelings with the advantages of having a fearless, yet untried batsmen in your midst, is never an easy trade off in a team game, but one that might have to be made if the Aussies are to be beaten.
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England 12: M P Vaughan, M E Trescothick, A J Strauss, I R Bell, K P Pietersen, A Flintoff, G O Jones, A F Giles, M G Hoggard, S P Jones, S J Harmison, C T Tremlett.


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Ms. Neo
What is instagram?
Instagram is a fun and quirky way to share your life with friends through a series of pictures
We're building Instagram to allow you to experience moments in your friends' lives through pictures as they happen
We imagine a world more linked through photos
How much is your app?
$0.00 - available for free in the Apple App Store and Google Play store
Where does the name come from?
We appreciated how different types of old cameras advertised themselves as "instant" - something we take for granted today
We also felt that the snapshots people were taking were kind of like telegrams in that they got sent over the wire to others - so we guessed why not chain the two?
How did the idea come about?
We love taking photos
We always expected taking interesting photos required a big huge camera and a couple years of art school
We created Instagram to solve simple problems:
Mobile photos always come out looking middling. Our awesome looking filters convert your photos into professional-looking snapshots.
Sharing on multiple podiums is a pain - we help you take a picture once, then share it (rapidly) on multiple services.
Adantages of instagram?
Increases the artistic ability by taking different pictures at different sceneries
Communication will be provided
Can share information with friends/family
Disadavantgaes of instagram?
Using in-correctly would leave bad impact on this feature
Sharing private information which should not be done on the internet
Spending a lot of time on it
Who created instagram?
Instagram was created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger and launched in October 2010. The service rapidly gained popularity, with over 100 million active users as of April 2012 .
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Taking others intellectual property
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Welcome To St. Jacques Photography - "Hamilton's Best Wedding Photographer of 2012 (Award) by Wedding Industry Experts"
Photographer Joanna St. Jacques' images are a beautiful mix of candid and posed photography. Her modern twist on elegance and Wedding photography has made her a sought after Professional Photographer in the Greater Toronto Area's vibrant Wedding Industry. Joanna's Wedding Photography is published in Magazines and Popular Wedding Blogs across Canada and around North America. Her couples are given the utmost personal attention and care, placing an emphasis on the details and Wedding story.
Joanna is sure to provide time and direction to her Bride and Groom creating stunning photos that are romantic, touching, fun, creative, beautiful and unique images that bring out the true beauty of their Wedding Day. She is familiar with many of the wedding venues in Hamilton, Burlington, Mississauga, Toronto, Niagara and more. St. Jacques Photography provides clients with personal 1-on-1 consultations and custom wedding photography packages that include everything that the couple wants or needs.
Joanna spends time photographing her couples prior to the wedding day in order to bring confidence and comfort in front of the lens as well as develop a strong trusting relationship with both her Bride and Groom long before the bustle of the Wedding day.
Couples can rest easy knowing they have a consistent professional wedding photographer at their side through the entire day to help them focus on each other and a little less on the rush that is happening around them.
When it's time to receive your images that is when all the magic happens. Contact Joanna St. Jacques today to book your private consultation in studio and find out what sets her apart in a packed photography industry and how her custom photography packages could be more than you expected and better than you may have imagined. Experience Joanna's photography and customer service.


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Reader Susan Swartz has tired of reading the same messages over and over. She writes:
"What's the current best way to find duplicate mail messages?"
Great question. Let me rephrase it so that the answer is more helpful:
"What's the current best way to get rid of duplicate mail messages?"
I suggest this rephrasing because, honestly, at the end of the process you want to delete Mail's duplicate messages. So let's just cut to the chase.
I've found that cutting is best achieved by downloading, installing and running JollyRoger's free Remove Duplicate Messages AppleScript. It works this way.
First, make sure that your email is backed up (as part of an overall Mac backup). The following process shouldn't cause any harm but, if something goes wrong, you can fall back on your backup.
After downloading the archive, open it. Hold down the Option key, click the Finder's Go menu and choose Library. Within the Library window that appears, locate the Scripts folder and drag the Remove Duplicate Messages script into it.
Launch Mail and select the mailbox from which you'd like to remove the duplicates. Select all of the messages in that mailbox; then, from Mail's AppleScript menu, choose Remove Duplicate Messages. (If you don't see an AppleScript menu, launch AppleScript Editor – found in /Applications/Utilities – open its preferences, and from the General tab enable the Show Script Menu in Menu Bar option.)
A Remove Duplicate Messages folder will be created on the desktop. Within it you'll find a Read Me document, as well as the Remove Duplicate Messages.log file. If the AppleScript finds any duplicate messages, it will remove them from Mail and copy them into a Removed Duplicates folder within the Remove Duplicate Messages folder on the desktop. When the script is finished, you'll see a window that tells you how many duplicates (if any) it removed. Repeat this process for other mailboxes.
If you like, you can preview these message to ensure that they really are duplicates – and then toss them out. You can also double-click the log file to view its contents in the Console application.
by Christopher Breen, Macworld


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The Hood College Law and Criminal Justice Department offers two unique programs of study with separate objectives and goals.
The law concentration offers students a rigorous curriculum that prepares them for law school and careers in the legal profession such as prosecutors, defense attorneys and judges. The criminal justice concentration provides students with a challenging curriculum that focuses on criminal behavior and the operation of the criminal justice system. This concentration prepares students for diverse careers in organizations such as the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and other local law enforcement agencies. Both concentrations are grounded in an interdisciplinary approach that is central to the liberal arts tradition.
An internship is recommended for the law concentration and is required for the criminal justice concentration. Past internships have included such sites as the American Civil Liberties Union, the Children's Defense Fund, the Maryland State's Attorney's Office, the Frederick County Sheriff's Office, the State of Maryland Division for Parole and Probation and private attorney offices.


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I t takes years to master the flamenco, the dance that is the soul of Spain and popularized in Bizet's "Carmen." If you feel the need to dance, try for something a bit simpler: the paso doble, stylized Spanish ballroom and club dancing. The U.S. Dance Club, 38 New Britain Ave., Rocky Hill, offers paso doble lessons: $50 per person for eight lessons, $28 for private lessons. Call 529-3442.
In fourteen hundred and ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. In 1992 -- through next Friday, to be exact -- you can explore reproductions of the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria, on display during the New World Festival in New London. Tickets to the ships will be sold at City Pier only: Adults, $5; seniors and military, $4; children 6-18, $3. For more information, call the New World Festival information line: 444-1492.


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Now that the crazy month of Love is over, it's time to start getting more creative on how we can show our love to our men on a more regular basis and not just once a year! Let's Flashback to March 2011 and highlight some of the best ideas from this time last year.
Love On the Run Date Bag
Corie kicked off the month perfectly with this date bag for those spur-of-the-moment date nights! Check out her post Here for a free printable and how to recreate this idea!
Pinch Proof Card
We have loads of ideas for St. Patrick's day. Check out Tara's free Pinch Proof Card.
Lucky Date
Make your honey's St. Patrick's Day one of the Luckiest Dates he has ever been on! See how to do it HERE.
St Patty's Luck
More Lucky ideas HERE.
Our Love Shamrocks
This is the best basket full of goodies for your sweetheart during this green month!
A Date That Scores
…And let's not forget about March Madness! Check out Corie's fun Basketball Date for her hubby.
All Tangled Up In Love
Who doesn't love the movie Tangled?! So cute and such a fun, creative way to turn into a date night! Wendy takes it to the next level with her "All Tangled Up In Love" Date.
Happy Dating!!!


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Bill Kim's Belly Shack: Fast Casual with a Full Heart
"Let's call it Asian with a touch of Latin," says Chef Bill Kim, as he serves a dish titled "#8," a somen noodle salad with shrimp, tortilla chips, orange segments, tomatillo, and fish sauce. The salad is a swirl of the sultry East meets the palm-swaying, Latino West—Asian-Latin fusion atop an Alami plate. Paper sheaths shed and chopsticks bared, the #8 doesn't stand a chance. Crunchy and soft, bright with citrus and earthy flavors, it's a balanced, well-developed dish, as one would expect of the former Executive Chef at Chicago's now-closed Le Lan, the top-tier East Asian eatery formerly located in Chicago's Near North Side.
But at the fast-casual Belly Shack, a second act to Kim's counter-service concept Urbanbelly, which opened in 2008, you won't see valet parking, a $$$ rating on Yelp, or even the stainless steel chopsticks so prevalent in Korea (Kim's home until the age of 7). This chef-owner, having risen through the ranks of Susan Foo's in Philadelphia, Bouley's Studio in New York, and Charlie Trotter's and Trio in Chicago, is hell-bent on following his instincts, and at this restaurant, they don't have much to do with fine dining at all.
Love and Other Ingredients
"It's a love story," Kim says over crispy plantain tostones. That his food is a labor of love is evident. He likes to show off the tostone press that he designed for the dish after pounding plantains between and destroying pair after pair of cutting boards. The plantains, sliced an inch and a half thick, are smashed into a crisp-able thinness. Then they're twice-fried, slathered with chimichurri sauce and lime zest … and poof, Kim produces puffy golden coins from the banana's tough Caribbean cousin. The chef elaborates on love and laminated menus as he sets down a comforting, pungent Hot and Sour Soup with Hominy, Chicken, and Cilantro. "When we [wife and co-owner, Yvonne Cadiz-Kim] opened up it was basically, 'we're telling a story' about me and my wife: this is what I grew up with. This is what she grew up with. Here, the two different countries come together in one bowl."
The build-out of the restaurant reflects the couple's tale of romance, vision, and hard work. Most everything at Belly Shack was salvaged, from the particle board at the counter and skateboard "trucks" converted into bathroom-door handles to the maple table-top picked up from a 200-year-old church in Argentina (the base of the table was brought from an old railroad in Newark, NJ). Yvonne, an artist born in Chicago and raised in Puerto Rico, took care of the vinyl wall art. The black and white silhouette of the svelte Latina rocking sunglasses is Yvonne herself. Her t-shirt reads, "Realiza tu sueño," Spanish for "follow your dream."
"Everything in Passion Goes Back to Your Past"
In his steady, baritone, Zen-master voice, a few wisps of grey unleashed from his ponytail, Kim compares finding his purpose as a chef to that decisive point in any career. "As you become more established, you start narrowing things down, putting it all into perspective. You've gone to graduate school; you're working for the best; you're thinking about owning your own 'practice' or your own place. You think back to your parents, grandparents, or Julia Child—whoever inspired you. Everything in passion goes back to your past."
"Chefs don't think, when they're 5 years old, 'I wanna go into fine dining.' Early memories form you. I remember toasting sesame seeds for my mom; that was something I loved watching and I loved doing, and that's what made me become a chef."
That's not to say that fine dining is passé. The way Kim sees it, "the golden standard will never be out. There's this rush of casual concepts, but fine dining sets the bar for all of us. The Daniels? The Davids? They'll never be 'out.'"
"Fish Sauce Is My Salt"
On the menu, guests are invited to interact with the vegan version of the Quinoa Ssam Salad, Marinated Chicken, and Asian Pear–Fennel Kimchi, and those with an intolerance to gluten, such as Yvonne, can finally play along. It's a way for the chef to offer something that wouldn't fly on a fine-dining tasting menu.
Overnight kimchi brings fresh, bright acidic flavors to the table with tomatillo, sesame, and lemon and lime skins blended together with a little Thai bird chili. And a dash of fish sauce never hurts. "Fish sauce is my salt," he beams.
The Best Paid Dishwasher in Chicago
From a management perspective, Kim encourages his employees to learn how to do everything the "right way." He tells them that when they get to where they want to be, they'll be in charge of the task themselves. At Belly Shack and Urbanbelly, Kim takes orders and buses tables. "The last two and half years I've been the most expensive delivery driver and dishwasher in Chicago," he laughs.
To further manage expenses, Kim assigns a goal of 25 percent to food cost, from top to bottom. It's a far cry from the typical 50 percent or more assigned to food costs at upscale restaurants. And despite the budget, he makes no compromises when it comes to quality. A gallon of coconut water from the fresh, young green coconut used in his soft serve ice cream adds up in price. Kim, an admitted glutton for analogies, compares compromising on this one to a buying a Prada knockoff from Chinatown: "I cannot get that flavor from anything else." To balance the cost of premium ingredients, the kitchen puts up with a butane burner or two. The trade-off seems to be paying off, since Kim's soft serve, paired with toppings like Vietnamese Cinnamon Caramel Sauce makes for an irresistible end to the meal for nearly-stuffed patrons.
So what's in store next for Kim? That's strictly off the record. It's safe to say, though, for every dream followed, you set yourself up to discover a new path—the wisdom of which leads us to wonder why Asian-Latin fusion concepts don't give out fortune cookies.


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This cool motivational family little story is about a tiny frog who could manage to reach the goal it set to itself despite the criticism and disbelief of other frogs.
How could it manage to do it?
The answer is .... at the end of the story :)
It raises your spirits and inspires to go on in life.


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Integrative Health Coach Blog About Healthy Living Choices
The Messy Choices of Breast Cancer
With breast cancer you are never done. I was reminded of this reality with the anniversary of my five-year remission from early stage invasive breast this year. While I was deeply thankful for the attaining this recovery milestone, I was also confronted with a new medical dilemma. Which of two treatment paths would I choose in my battle to sustain my remission? Like I said, with cancer you're never done.
Is Mindful Eating In The Cards For You?
Is Mindful Eating In The Cards For You?
We all know expensive diets that involve buying special foods, drinking shakes or counting points don't work. So what's the alternative? Mindful eating is proving to be a breakthrough approach for women who are ready to end the dieting cycle. Here's why: (more…)
Beyond Intentions
Few of us lose or maintain weight by desire because intentions without a viable game plan are no plan at all. We need an engagement process that offers a new awareness and approach to our love/hate relationship with food. We call this intention implementation system mindful eating. (more…)
Controlled Breathing: A Simple Tool to Manage Stress
These are stressful times and it makes sense to talk about steps you can take to calm mind and body. Like a change in cabin pressure, the best action is to take care of yourself first so you are available to support others. You do that by partnering with your breath. (more…)
Pre Diabetes Drift
As boomers drift into old age, their aging metabolism wanders into a precarious state called "pre diabetes." The American Diabetic Association estimates 50% of boomers are afflicted by this benign sounding diagnosis that silently morphs behind the scenes into full blown- type 2 diabetes. How soon? The data indicates pre diabetics wind up as confirmed type 2 diabetics within 5 years. This is where I found myself a year ago when I became an official "pre." (more…)
10 Signs You Need To Reserve Women in the Rockies Adventure Retreat
1. You feel a deepening ache for the mountains in the fall. They are calling you.
2. Your dream mountain adventure takes place in a beautiful location with luxury accommodations. Roughing it is not your style.
3. You want to live a more healthy life and are at a loss of how to do it. (more…)
Top Five Secrets of Slender Women
Many women spot a slender woman and think her weight management must be effortless or maybe it's just genetic. But that is far from true. As we age our metabolism gets slower and slower. Weight begins to creep up for ALL women unless we work harder on weight management. (more…)
Jumpstarting an Aging Brain
As we age, many of us want to keep our brains as healthy as our bodies. How do we do that? It turns out our brains are neuroplastic. Neuroplasticilty is the brain's ability to repair damage by reorganizing and forming new connections between intact neurons. The catalyst for neuroplasticity is stimulating the neurons through cognitive activity. (more…)
It's The Food Not The Calories!
After attending the Food As Medicine conference in Minneapolis, I have a new perspective on weight loss and eating strategies. The faculty who taught the program asked attendees to "walk their lifestyle talk," during the conference, and we did. (more…)
Breaking Up With Gluten, Again
Last fall I under went IgG and IgE blood testing for food allergies with a functional primary care doctor. Only a few foods that I rarely eat came back "positive" for being allergic. Surprisingly, the test was negative for antibodies to wheat. I assumed that being off wheat for almost three years had repaired my gluten sensitivity. So of course, our family was back on the wheat train. (more…)


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Hello Stampers
Hope this find you well and ready to play with new product. I do swap with the team every time we get a new catalog and the thing is to use at leas one new product. they did a awesome job. This is just part of them I will share more tomorrow . So all the card I share today it is something on each one of them that is new in the catalog that started this week. If you don't have your catalog yet and you shop with me in April or May let me know I will check what is going on with the shipment.
Next month my team our swapping the little square that we call the "Inchie" like I share early spring and this time it will be summer Theme so anxious to see all the beautiful square. It is always optional for the team to participate or not but always fun to be part of it. Plus all the long distance member can participate they mail to me and I mail all swap back to them so all team member all over the US are always welcome. Do you know that you can join my team/Stampin'Up! for only 50.00 till end of June. I have all info HERE on how you can join and the most question and answer but always feel free to contact me if you have any question I would love to have YOU part of the team.
FYI a few send e-mail yesterday that they been having problem with the video if this happen just let it down load then hit play that should do the trick it work fine at this end,
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These slides are from our 2016 national conference, A Nation That Works: What's It Going to Take? The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program has been one of the most studied, evaluated, and debated pieces of American public policy of the last 20 years. TANF has raised important questions and concerns about the role of the safety net in the lives of poor, single female heads of household. On a national scale, and in localities across the country, program designers, implementers, advocates, researchers, and thought leaders have been at odds with the program's multiple—and often times conflicting—goals. Participants are invited to join a discussion session that takes a look back at the last twenty years of TANF implementation and what we have learned, what is happening now, and what advocates and others are thinking about the future of safety net policy and supporting pathways to work and opportunity for low-income female heads of household.
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Authors Elizabeth Lower-Basch , Melissa Young , Liz Schott , Frank Mecca
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The ultra-comfortable Endura Cairns Short sleeved tee is made from fast wicking Dry-Flite fabric for increased moisture management and comfort. Perfect for cross country rides, the T-shirt offers a great fit so you can have maximum freedom of movement on your bike.
- Light fast-wicking Dry-FliteTM fabric
- Crew neck style with taped neck seams
- Flatlocked contrast seams
- Raglan cut
Endura is a Scottish brand with a no-nonsense commitment to advancing the performance and functional of cycle apparel across the industry.
Founded in 1993, Endura quickly gained a cult following with their range of novel and challenging products that have, in many cases, gone on to represent the gold standard in function and durability for the industry. And this unconventional approach to design and innovation has helped Endura to grow from a boutique Scottish brand into a global market leader.
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Lake Arrowhead features houses, apartments, land and condos among its common real estate options, according to Zillow. Since the community is highly known for tourism, vacation cabins and mountain homes are some other types of real estate visitors may rent, notes AAA Resort Rentals, Inc.Continue Reading
Being a forested community with mountains and a lakefront, it is common for Lake Arrowhead's real estate to emphasize these settings. For example, it's common to find mountain homes and lakefront land and condos in local real estate listings, suggests Zillow.
Those interested in buying or renting property in Lake Arrowhead can find real estate listings on the Zillow and AAA Resort Rentals, Inc. websites.Learn more about Real Estate