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Don't Get Scammed With An Online Business, How To Start Yours The Right Way by Donnie Jonston
Entrepreneurs with insufficient money often wonder where they're able to get business startup grants. These people will have to spend a ton of money to be able to attend business financing seminars who promise that will help you make application for grants in the government. But the truth is, its tough to obtain grants for business startups as many will undoubtedly accept certain fields. So ignore federal government grants because its potential not feasible available for you.
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As part of quality assurance programs companies possess a mission statement. It usually says something about providing products which might be good for humanity. It also promises ethical conduct for the organization. This mission statement merely has one purpose which is to keep the organization in operation at all cost as well as maximise profits. The statement is frequently not just a list of guidelines for the business but simply wall papering.
Perhaps you've wondered every so often, how did I lose that janitorial bid, or housekeeping services contract bid? Have you ever won a janitorial contract, only to discover which you severely under bid anything, so you inevitably be working that large, and cumbersome account, which has a smaller net gain, than you cash in on from most of your smaller cleaning accounts with your portfolio?
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DVD Studio Pro 2: Highlights and Overlays
Last week we took a look at most of the possibilities available for creating custom button highlights in DVD Studio Pro. The process involved creating highlights within each individual button in your menu, which is probably the better way to do it in most cases. But there is an alternate method, that of using overlays. So today we'll take a look at this method and also wrap up our discussion of customizing colors for menu- and button-based highlights.
If you're not completely familiar with DVD Studio Pro, you might want to look at some of our previous articles covering more general and preliminary aspects of the program before moving on to this current topic. The following is a list of articles available here as of this writing.
So what in the bejeepers is an overlay? Overlays are used in the "standard method" of DVD menu creation, meaning that they're used in conjunction with Shapes, rather than complete menus created using the "layered method." Simply, an overlay is a graphic file that resides as the topmost layer in your DVD menu structure, separate from buttons/drop zones and backgrounds. It's an invisible element for the most part, except when a button is selected, in which case a portion of the overlay becomes visible as a highlight over the area of your button.
In terms of format, an overlay can be just about any 8-bit file format, including PSD, TIFF, TGA, JPEG, BMP, PICT and any QuickTime image format. The files can be multi-layered, though the layers will be merged within DVD Studio Pro. And they can be full-color, though, as discussed below, colors will be interpreted by DVD Studio Pro and used as a guide for mapping highlight colors. So, essentially, the most color you can get out of an overlay is four colors.
An overlay isn't, by any means, a necessary component to your DVD menu, but it does have a couple advantages over the method of creating a highlight discussed in our previous article. First, overlays have more flexibility when it comes to highlight colors. Multi-colored highlights are easier to produce, and soft edges can be emulated much more easily. In addition, in many cases an overlay can be used not just to define a highlight, but also to conceal contents of the original button. In other words, using an overlay, you can create a unique rollover state, replacing your button in the selected or activated state, not just highlight the edges of your Shape.
Let's take a look at how overlays work.
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Rating: 4/5
Publish Date: December 26, 2012
Origins: From Author for Review
Format: E-book
Order Links: Amazon / Barnes & Noble
Synopsis: "Armageddon is arrived."
Threatened by an unnatural plague that raises the dead, an ancient order of mystics must choose between keeping its secrets and saving humanity.
Kind of like Star Wars with zombies.
Review: 'Antioch' is William Harlan's first novel, but you will be more than pleasantly surprised, because it doesn't read like a first novel. It's a post-apocalyptic novel with a fantastical twist. Michael is a paladin who has been trained to harness a power inside him and inside everyone else. He uses this and his fighting skills to kill zombies. As the zombie plague comes closer and closer to each town, Michael and the other paladins have to make a deadly choice. Will the paladins hold to the secrets of their order or follow the directive from one of their own thought dead for many centuries. Meanwhile, the plague is spreading and no one is truly safe…
'Antioch' is a very well-developed book, from the deep characters to the richly detailed plot. Mr. Harlan brought the reader through the story with precision and unveiling the mysterious plagues' origin in teensy intriguing bits. I was drawn into the novel quickly as the characters tugged at your heartstrings. This is only the first book in "The Circle" series, and if 'Antioch' is any indication…this series will blow you away!
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Boston's reputation as "the Athens of America" derives in large part from the teaching and research activities of more than 100 colleges and universities located in the Greater Boston Area, with more than 250,000 students attending college in Boston and Cambridge alone.
In fact, with over 35 colleges and universities in the area, a significant percentage of the population in Boston is directly involved with academics in one form or another. Of the city's 3 million residents, one out of five is involved with higher education as a student, staff person, or similar affiliation. Massachusetts Public Higher Education served 262,903 students during fiscal year 2003, and the city is a national leader in per capita graduation rates in many fields including Computer Sciences, Engineering, Business Management, Medicine and Physical Sciences. In addition to these popular choices, students at Boston colleges and universities can study for careers that may not be offered at schools in other parts of the country, including Biobehavioral Studies, East Asian Studies, Geographic Information Technologies, and Labor Studies.
Students can choose from a wide variety of schools in both public and private categories. In addition, Boston is home to numerous specialty and professional schools that allow students to focus on a particular area of study.
Public Colleges & Universities
Private Colleges & Universities
In addition to Harvard and MIT, other private schools in the Boston area include:
- Boston College
- Boston University
- Emmanuel College
- Gibbs College
- Northeastern University
- Simmons College
- Suffolk University
- University of Phoenix - Boston Campus
Professional & Specialty Schools
- Art Institute of Boston
- Boston Architectural Center
- Emerson College
- New England Institute of Arts and Communication
As the above list indicates, one significant aspect that stands out about higher education in Boston and the surrounding communities is that there are so many private colleges to choose from. According to Richard Doherty, President of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts (AICUM), Massachusetts is the only state in the country with more students in private schools than are in public institutions.


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Heidi Pridemore was born and raised in Rochester, NY, where she received a bachelor's degree in Industrial Design from Rochester Institute of Technology. In 2000, Heidi began offering her services as a product designer to a number of fabric companies. She created her own line of quilt patterns in 2002 and in 2004 Heidi started designing fabric in her own bright and whimsical style. By 2005 the work load warranted expanding to a partnership and The Whimsical Workshop LLC began with Heidi as the main designer. Heidi is known for her fun and whimsical quilts which she often makes in dramatic, bright colors. She also has an excellent reputation for writing clear and easy to follow instructions. Heidi designs a large number of project sheets featuring fabric lines from national companies such as Blank Quilting, David Textiles, Studio E, Timeless Treasures and Robert Kaufman. She also designs quilt patterns for a variety of popular quilting magazines such as Quiltmaker, McCall's Quick Quilts, The Quilter and Quilts. In addition she has completed five books; Quilted Whimsy, Bold Batiks and Dazzling Designs for Leisure Arts. For C&T Publishing she has written "Pop Up Paper Structures". For F&W Media, Fabric Jewelry-Wrapped, Braided and Sewn, published in 2009. Heidi spends most of her time designing and traveling to trade shows, giving lectures and running workshops. When not traveling she enjoys staying at home in Arizona with her husband Matthew and their Great Pyrenees dog Cleo.
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text: It seems like there are several Rumbles that have either happened so often or are so clearly one-sided that there's already an accepted outcome (the one example I see a lot is Cassandra Cain vs. Bruce Wayne; Cass Wins). Have these ever been collected? I think it'd be a good idea to have a general reference point. I'm not sure an outright ranking system would work, there's too much of a paper-rock-scissors mechanic involved, but a simple list of 'If x fought y under z conditions, y will win'.


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You Probably Need a Will, So Here's How to Have That Potentially Awkward Conversation with Your Family
Remember, if you die without a will, the state will determine who inherits
The youth of today could be the first generation to have a shorter lifespan than their parents.
Anyone who's seen a news report about the childhood obesity epidemic has heard this statistic. In my family, this isn't just a grim prediction. It's already happened.
My maternal grandmother died at age 76 -- nearly 20 years younger than her mother was when she died. All but one of my grandmother's half-dozen siblings suffered the same fate. My great uncle just died last week. He was in his 90s.
Unlike many of his siblings, he wasn't overweight and didn't suffer from obesity-related conditions such as diabetes. That disease led to my grandmother's demise. It's a disease that's stricken my mother and her brothers and sisters as well. It's a disease they may have avoided if they'd managed their weight better. But the number of overweight people in my family far outnumbers the healthy-weight people in my family. In fact, I'm one of the few thin people among my relatives.
The black community leads the nation in obesity, with 49.5 percent of African Americans suffering from the condition compared to 39.1 percent of Hispanics and 34.3 percent of whites, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Given this and the fact that my family members are concentrated in the Midwest and the South, the two regions in the United States with the highest obesity rates, it's not necessarily jaw-dropping that I'm one of the rare thin people in my family.
Still, my relatives behave as if my slimness amazes them. When I visit from the West Coast, they never fail to comment on my build. My closest family members always insist on knowing what my dress size is and how much I weigh. They've held up my wrists to marvel at their slightness and were floored when I disclosed my ring size after my now husband proposed three years ago. It's as if they can't believe they're related to someone with a normal BMI.
I'm not exactly sure why I'm thin and they're overweight. Like my mother's side of the family, my father is also overweight and has high blood pressure and diabetes. He was thinner as a young man, though, and his relatives are thinner overall than my maternal relatives. That could be because my paternal relatives are Nigerian and regularly eat foods such as plantains, yams and tomato stew. I've often wondered if rates of obesity and diabetes would drop among blacks in the U.S. if their diets consisted mostly of foods native to West Africa rather than today's high-fat Western diet.
Because my parents are divorced and I grew up with my American relatives, my size can't be blamed on a diet of West African foods. Instead, I think I've maintained a healthy weight as a direct result of watching my family members struggle with theirs. I've strived to avoid their fate, much like the children of alcoholics avoid drinking to elude substance abuse.
In addition to the diabetes, hypertension and joint problems I saw relatives develop, I also witnessed some of them battle depression because they simply couldn't keep the pounds off, no matter how many diets or weight-loss programs they tried.
This is where the fat acceptance movement comes in. When I was growing up, no one had heard of this movement that targets size discrimination and aims to combat the shaming, hatred and disrespect of overweight and obese people. Moreover, activists in the movement say all individuals can aim to be healthy regardless of size and don't need to try an endless parade of diets.
In fact, some studies have indicated that overweight people who eat healthy diets and exercise regularly are healthier than thinner people with poor eating habits and sedentary lifestyles. I wish I could say this is the case in my family, but it's not. Many of my relatives are inactive and harbor misconceptions about diet, weight and exercise that adversely affect their health. They're not overweight because they live in food deserts or in neighborhoods where gyms are anomalies and exercising outside is too dangerous. They're overweight, in part, because they believe the following:
In recent months, three different relatives have discouraged me from exercising. One said that I don't need to exercise because I'm already thin. I explained that everyone needs exercise, no matter their weight, but I doubt my words sunk in. Other relatives suggested that I exercise too much, even though they don't live on the same coast as I do and have no idea how much I exercise.
I work out on average four times per week for 45 minutes. That's in line with the American Heart Association's recommendation that adults exercise five days a week for 30 minutes or for at least 150 minutes weekly. Sadly, only 3.5 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 59 actually get the recommended amount of exercise, according to the New York Times.
It's not just attitudes about exercise that have proved harmful to my relatives, but also attitudes about weight. When I saw a cousin in Chicago this past summer, she suggested that it was OK for me to get heavier because of my age. I'm in my 30s. Apparently that gives me a green light to pack on some pounds. While one's metabolism slows down with age, causing weight gain in many people, that's not license for a woman at a healthy weight in her 30s to balloon in size.
I've also clashed with my relatives about processed foods. Given that I spent most of my 20s eating out and didn't start cooking regularly until my 30s, I'm far from uptight about processed foods. I understand that they're convenient. But even when the real thing is readily available and easy to prepare, my relatives insist on using the processed brands of fruits, grains and vegetables, which are often packed with sodium and do no favors for their blood pressure.
My family members also have the idea that thin people must be starving themselves to get that way. One relative expressed surprise after seeing me eat at a family gathering. He was in awe that I eat normal portions of food because he thinks thinness and food deprivation go hand in hand. I not only eat normal food portions, I occasionally overeat or eat unhealthful foods such as candy, cookies or cupcakes. Many dietitians say you can get away with eating whatever you want for one day a week as long as you eat healthfully the rest of the time.
Arguably the worst misconception I've heard both relatives and non-relatives utter about weight is that thin people must be that way naturally. Obviously some thin people achieve a slender size without much effort, but I do have to watch what I eat and exercise to maintain a healthy weight. The idea that thin people are just lucky that way is especially harmful given that the flip side of this statement suggests that overweight people are just unlucky that way. Are some people genetically prone to weighing more than others? Of course. But I doubt half of the African-American population is genetically programmed to be obese.
If attitudes about food and weight don't change, it's quite possible that the youth of today will suffer higher rates of obesity than their parents and grandparents and develop medical conditions that will shorten their life expectancy. In my family, I know that longevity is possible. Not only did my great uncle and great-grandmother live until their 90s, my great-great grandfather lived past 100. In contrast, members of my generation and my mother's may not even reach their 80s.
The battle of the bulge doesn't have to be a losing fight. Changing our thoughts on diet and exercise is the surest way to stop obesity from stealing years of our lives.
Reprinted with permission from Clutch.


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From Yulee, Florida, USA:
I have an aunt who has Hepatitis C. Sometimes she stays at my mother's house. When I go over there, I get nervous about my fingers because I poke them to check my blood sugar. I wash my hands with antibacterial soap before testing and dry them only with paper towels. Do diabetics have to be more cautious when touching everything or just things that might contain blood? Should I feel nervous touching the counter in the kitchen or tables? Can hepatitis make it's way into my fingers through my cuts? Does it live on counter services and towels or does it only get there through blood of infected people?
Hepatitis C virus is spread through blood to blood contact. It could be transmitted with contaminated needles, lancets, etc. Some personal care items, such as razors, toothbrushes, cuticle scissors, etc., may have blood. It is important not to share any items that may be contaminated or to reuse diabetes supplies that could be contaminated or to engage in any activity where blood to blood exposure may occur.
HCV is not spread through casual contact such as hugging, kissing, or sharing eating or cooking utensils. Sexual transmission is thought to be rare, but possible with blood to blood contact
From the Center for Disease Control Web Site (CDC):
How is HCV transmitted?
HCV is transmitted primarily through large or repeated percutaneous (i.e., passage through the skin) exposures to infectious blood, such as
- Injection drug use (currently the most common means of HCV transmission in the United States)
- Receipt of donated blood, blood products, and organs (once a common means of transmission but now rare in the United States since blood screening became available in 1992)
- Needlestick injuries in healthcare settings
- Birth to an HCV-infected mother
HCV can also be spread infrequently through
Sex with an HCV-infected person (an inefficient means of transmission)
Sharing personal items contaminated with infectious blood, such as razors or toothbrushes (also inefficient vectors of transmission)
Other healthcare procedures that involve invasive procedures, such as injections (usually recognized in the context of outbreaks)
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Thursday, October 12, 2017
4:00 pm
Physics Research Conference
The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME) First Light
Matt Dobbs, Associate Professor, Canada Research Chair (Tier 2), Astrophysics & Cosmology in the Department of Physics, McGill University
The Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME) telescope saw first light in British Columbia, Canada in September of this year. CHIME is a cylindrical telescope, with four 20m x 100m dishes populated with 1024 dual-polarization feeds operating from 400-800 MHz - making it the largest operating radio correlator. Its primary goals are to make a 3D map of 21cm emission to measure the Baryon Acoustic Oscillations from z=0.8 to 2.5, and to detect fast radio bursts. I will describe CHIME with a focus on its technology and early commissioning.
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Open Thread: Talk About What Matters Most to You
Discuss and debate the issues that mean the most to you.
It's been a difficult several weeks for tragedy in the US, between the Boston marathon bombing, the massive gas plant explosion in West, TX (the cause of which is still being investigated), and now the tornado devastation in Oklahoma. And I've noticed something.
It used to be that when disaster struck, the most you might have to deal with is a random acquaintance or co-worker saying something insensitive -- like when September 11 happened and the next day a bunch of my more asinine "radical" grad school classmates were joyfully reveling in the imminent destruction of capitalism with pretty much no consideration for the fact that thousands of people were dead and thousands more were injured and a city was reeling from the horror of it.
That was upsetting enough. Now, with the ubiquitity of public (and semi-public) social media like Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and comment threads everywhere, we get to hear the unconsidered observations even of strangers, who can offend us with their obliviousness without our even seeing their faces, ever!
For the most part, I think social media (and Twitter in particular) is a huge positive during disasters large and small, as it allows people to connect and to gain and share information (albeit sometimes bad information or information that ought not to be shared) with a speed and efficiency unmatched by any other form of media.
But there is also a downside, and the downside is that sometimes, people are dicks when publicly responding to tragedy. Even if they don't mean to be, they are.
Fortunately, it's not that hard NOT to be a dick in these circumstances. I have learned this skill from copious error and experience myself. I've even compiled four simple tips to help you out.
1. Don't tell people how to feel.
Just don't. If people are angry, don't tell them they should feel sad. If people are sad, don't tell them they should be angry. If people want to pray, don't tell them their god is a hollow lie. And PLEASE do not tell ANYONE that they should feel grateful or relieved that it wasn't "worse" for them.
I can guarantee you that right now there are people whose homes and loved ones survived yesterday's tornadoes in Moore, Oklahoma who are feeling a complicated mixture of relief and trauma and even guilt. Just because a person's house is still standing doesn't mean they are not also experiencing the wider devastation in a deeply personal way.
Also, there are degrees of trauma felt even by those who have no direct connection to this particular event. People who've never even been to Oklahoma but who were living in Alabama and Mississippi during the April 2011 tornado devastation there are likely feeling some pretty strong reactions because they connect to the experience, and to the images being shared.
It's best that you simply DO NOT ASSUME how someone is feeling, or how they should be feeling, or most egregiously, whether they are entitled to be upset. Everyone processes tragedy differently; there is no "correct" emotional response, no right way to feel, and even if you think I'm wrong about this, you are not the specially-appointed arbiter of emotions and you do not have a mandate to explain to people why their feelings are bad or inappropriate.
Just let everybody react and deal and be there to listen for people who need you, remembering that deeper conversations can happen later. There will be plenty of time for that in the weeks and months following. When the devastation is still being assessed and people's wounds -- both physical and psychological -- are raw? Not the right time.
2. Don't make public political commentary (yet).
Of course you can have your political takes and opinions. And certainly you can share them with friends or in private groups of people you know.
But social media is public, for all intents and purposes, and snarky quips and jokes about the politics of the disaster's location, made on Twitter or elsewhere in public spaces online, can be the equivalent of walking into a huge room of strangers with a broad range of personal connection to the tragedy and shouting your clever observations with no regard for people's feelings. Seriously, if someone has just lost their house, a friend, or is generally traumatized, making everything about your own incisive political observations is kind of in poor taste.
A perfect example of what NOT to do is provided by a tweet sent on the Friday morning following the Boston bombings, published by Arkansas State Representative Nate Bell, who mused: "I wonder how many Boston liberals spent the night cowering in their homes wishing they had an AR-15 with a hi-capacity magazine?" The night in question was the beginning of the manhunt for the two suspects after a police officer was shot in his car and the duo led the cops on a chase and into a horrific gun battle in Watertown.
The tweet has since been deleted, although it was up for a good part of the day, and obviously even removing tweets doesn't stop anyone from holding you accountable for them, as evidenced by my ability to remember this random douchebag's name even now.
I suppose it didn't occur to Bell that police officers, not to mention the bombing victims still recovering in area hospitals, might be dead or injured while he was typing that out? That people all over the region might be working through fear and pain and loss? Such that restraint might be called for? Or maybe he thought that if the victims were "Boston liberals," or if it was the children of "Boston liberals" who'd had their legs separated from their bodies, then somehow their circumstances were less deserving of sympathy, such that his clever gun rights commentary would be appropriate. Who can say.
Bell's observation was patently stupid for many reasons. The most obvious is that it's enormously insensitive to make a traumatic event like a bombing in a public place into a wry political quip before the blood has even dried on the sidewalk.
And besides that, it's just wrong: even during the terrible gun battle and standoff in Watertown, and that awful Friday spent under a weird sort of martial law, no one I know was wishing for an assault weapon in their house. Indeed, most people I know, myself included, were wishing the bombing suspects HAD NO GUNS AT ALL, and wondering aloud how they got them. So assuming that you know how those affected REALLY feel is awfully presumptuous and offensive. (See item #1.)
In a more recent example, following yesterday's tornado devastation in Moore, Oklahoma, folks on Twitter and in comment threads took up the opportunity to snarkily chuckle over the destruction and horror as some sickening "payback" for Oklahoma's two conservative senators having voted against funding federal disaster relief following last year's east coast megastorm, Sandy, that catastrophically damaged parts of New Jersey and New York in particular.
People were making these comments literally at the same time that Moore rescue workers were attempting to pull injured children from the flattened rubble of their elementary school, while their parents sat waiting to hear whether their kids were alive.
CERTAINLY it is an appropriate time to contact elected officials directly to assert in favor of funding for disaster relief, if that's what you feel compelled to do, but this is not the same thing as idly invoking Twitter politics from the safety of your non-tornadoed home. It is not the time to slam Oklahoma politics or Oklahoma's elected officials -- people are suffering, and the focus ought to be on pulling a community together, not rolling out partisan differences and forcing people to choose sides.
As I said on my own Twitter feed last night, Boston did not get bombed because it elects Democrats, and Oklahoma did not get tornadoes because it elects Republicans. Neither of these political positions -- which, I should add, are not uniform across either place; Boston has plenty of conservatives and Oklahoma has loads of bleeding-heart liberals and "red states" and "blue states" are simple-minded bullshit -- means the suffering of their residents is less sympathetic than the other.
Will there be a time to publicly unpack the politics of a situation, and their context, and to discuss the finer points of the situation? Absolutely. But I'd argue that the minutes and hours or even days after a disaster occurs just isn't the right time to be splitting focus away from the recovery itself to some broader public discussion about fiscal politics, worse yet to use that to imply that Oklahoma "deserves" this destruction in the name of teaching the state a punishing lesson.
We're better off reserving judgement in the short term if for no other reason than because our initial reaction to these situations is rarely the same one we have after fuller consideration of all the factors involved and the horror at hand -- hence the rush to delete tweets we think better of later.
3. Don't tell people that if they REALLY cared about the tragic loss of life, they would be more focused on Syria or the Sudan or the United States' drone attacks on civilian targets or some other international injustice of which Americans are going about their lives blissfully ignorant.
This is actually a combination of the above two points, but it's worth laying out anyway.
Yes, Americans are often clueless about what goes on in other countries. That's not acceptable. It's a problem. But there's a time and a place to draw attention to it, and, generally, immediately following a more local tragedy? That is not the time or the place.
Calling people selfish in the midst of personal loss, trauma and devastation for not immediately caring as much when the same events happen to strangers in warzones in distant places -- even if those faraway horrors are happening directly or indirectly as a result of US foreign policy -- is just absurd, and it makes you an asshole. Even if you don't mean to be an asshole, you're going to look like one, even if you're just trying to helpfully lend "perspective" to those who are sunk deeply in their own loss and tragedy.
Yes, tragedy happens everywhere, and many places in the world see far more than their fair share of it, often owing to no fault of their own. But it is a normal and very human response to feel the pain of it more deeply when it is your town being attacked by terrorists or exploded by an industrial accident or flattened by a weather system.
More importantly, compassion is not a zero-sum resource -- we don't run out of it because we use it all up somewhere else -- and tragedy is not a continuous world-wide competition. When you publicly respond to a terrible sadness on social media by asserting your own superior worries over some OTHER terrible sadness elsewhere you only look like you're trying to be politically holier-than-thou and really, this neither helps draw needed attention to the cause you have chosen to champion, nor does it assist the people whose pain you are minimizing and invalidating.
Certainly you can draw connections with terrible events in distant places, but forcing your comparisons on others as though their pain is less worthy or less important than the pain of others -- or as though their pain doesn't "count" because they are only feeling it when they are personally affected -- is just insensitive. Yes, it would be ideal if everyone on the planet had a built-in compassionate imagination powerful enough to make them feel as strongly for the losses of others as they do their own, but very few people are like that.
Indeed, you actually WANT people to feel their feelings on this, as having had a personal experience with such tragedy and loss can help them to be MORE sympathetic the next time something terrible happens in a distant place with unfamiliar people -- loss and heartbreak are pretty universal feelings, and are not bound by cultural difference.
4. Be compassionate.
Be human, for heaven's sake. It's not outrageous to ask you to put consideration for the feelings of those most deeply affected before your own in these instances, nor it is unbearably oppressive to your naturally exuberant spirit. You can hold back on sharing your cleverness for a couple of days and survive the effort, I promise.
Just because you are relatively anonymous on the internet does not mean you are exempt from being a decent person, although I realize this is what lots of people genuinely assume. But you know what? It's wrong. And even if nobody else in the world knows what a shitbag you occasionally are online -- if not in general, since even good and kind people have moments in which they say offensive or troubling things online, because making mistakes does not make you bad, it just makes you a person who is learning, and there is no shame in that -- you have to live with yourself, knowing it.
If you really want to help, then donate something -- if you can give money, then give to the American Red Cross, and if you hate the Red Cross (which many do, for understandable reasons), then find another reputable resource to send funds to. If you can't give money, then give your time, and investigate opportunities to volunteer your assistance. If you can't give money or time, then pay attention to donation collections in your area and give some of your stuff -- there will be many people in Moore, OK who will need basics like clothing in the coming days.
And if you can't give any of that? Just apply some self-restraint on your social media accounts, and remember that these are people suffering, and respect for that should trump your urges to be clever or snarky or right -- even if they are people with whom you think you have extreme political and/or cultural difference. Because ultimately, human suffering transcends ideology, and tragedy does not discriminate.


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Take a look at what everyone is saying about Basignani Winery!
A great letter from a happy customer and a review that she wrote!
I just wanted to pass along an article I wrote and which was published today highlighting the amazing things Basignani has to offer. My husband and I loved it so much, I could not resist writing about it!
Our one-year anniversary is coming up on Sunday May 20th so we'll be sure to be back to celebrate – I hope we can say hi to you then! Although you may have a festival that weekend…
I used two of my original photos (the pizza and the grapes), and one photo of the pavilion from your website. The pizza photo is actually from the evening when we decided to have our wedding at your winery!
Feel free to share this link! It is also up on Facebook on my page.
I hope all is well! 🙂
All the best,
Thank You Julia!
Finger Lakes International Wine Competition 2017
Gold Medal Basignani Chardonnay 2015
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SILVER MEDAL Chardonnay, Maryland 2014
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Silver Medal Basignani Chardonnay 2014
Bert was featured on Foreman And Wolf on Food And Wine talking about his favorite wines and meals from the 1980s. Check out his interview in the third segment.
Recent Reviews
"But my particular fondness for Bert Basignani's wines have been for his dry red blends, starting with the easy-to-afford Piccolo (Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blend) up through his more expensive Lorenzino Reserve, a Bordeaux blend made only during years of exceptional vintages. Marisa? That's become another favorite, a proprietary blend of Chambourcin, Foch, Chancellor, and Cabernet Sauvignon." – The Patriot News
"Take a look at Basignani Winery in northcentral Maryland (10 minutes off I-83), where its Friday movie night never drew more than 60 people until this spring, when somewhere in the vicinity of 250 people showed up for the wine and popcorn and movie and pizza." – The Patriot News
"Notable wines on display included the 2007 Lorenzino Reserve from Basignani in Maryland. A blend of Cab Sauvignon, Cab Franc and Merlot, this wine was nothing like your typical Bordeaux blend. Instead, it offered a healthy amount of earth and intriguing, savory notes reminiscent of tomato leaves." – Oregon Wine Press
"This [Lorenzino Reserve 2006] is a blend of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc and merlot, made only in exceptional vintages by Bert Basignani as a tribute to his youngest son." – Washington Post RANKED 3 OUT OF 4 STARS!
"Basignani was among the first to get the whole red blend thing going. Basignani was also among some of the first east coast wineries to make great drinkable dry red wines. And it has always been my experience that Basignani's reds have aged well." – East Coast Wineries
Press From The Early Years
"This is the new winery from Maryland and these debut releases of Merlot [1983] and Cabernet Sauvignon [1983] show good winemaking and promise. The merlot has an attractive, spicy, moderately, intense berry aroma, medium body, good, plummy fruit and decent finish. The cabernet sauvignon has more to it, a spicy, blackcurrant bouquet, medium to full body, a good, subtle, toasty oakiness, good length, and nice, ripe fruit. Both wines should age nicely for 2-3 years." – Robert M. Parker, Jr.'s The Wine Advocate from 1987
"If you are looking for a reasonably priced gift for a wine enthusiast in some faraway state – particularly California – you might want to consider sending a little taste of Maryland. In particular, you might want to look to one of Maryland's newer wineries, the tiny Basignani Vineyards near Butler in northern Baltimore County. With his most recent releases, winemaker and owner Bertero Basignani has shot right to the front ranks of Eastern winemakers. In fact, his luscious 1988 Basignani Chardonnay and 1987 Basignani Cabernet Sauvignon, both of which sell for about $10 in some of the better local wine shops, outclass 95 percent of the wine California wines in that price category. The chardonnay is exuberantly fresh and aromatic, with lush fruit and rich flavors of woodsmoke, banana, vanilla. While it seems to have acid and structure to last, there is no point in delaying gratification with this lovely wine. The cabernet lures the taste with effusive, gorgeously fruity aromas of black cherry and toasty oak. It's no tannic blockbuster, but it has plenty of body, intensity, and complexity. While it will probably improve with two or three years' aging and last five to eight, it's a delight to drink right now." – Michael Dresser of the Baltimore Sun 1989
"If you live in the Baltimore metropolitan area make a note to try this very good Chardonnay made by Basignani Vineyards in Sparks, Maryland. It is reasonably priced, bursting with flavor, and admirably demonstrates the the winemaker did not over-crop his vineyard and knew how to handle the oak. With its bold, rich, honeyed apple and buttery flavors buttressed nicely by acidity, and its medium to full body. It embarrasses many California Chardonnays that sell for twice the price. Purchasers may also notice on the wine's label that winemaker Basignani had the courage to bottle the wine unfiltered. In short, this means the consumer is getting a living wine, not a denied, lifeless one. Based on previous editions of this Chardonnay, the 1988 should last for 2-4 years." – Robert M. Parker, Jr.'s The Wine Advocate from 1990
"This unfiltered Chardonnay [1989] roars from the glass with honeyed, vanillin, apple, and buttered popcorn scents intermingled with aromas of smoky oak. In the mouth, there is excellent concentration, an opulent, medium to full-bodied texture, and a fine, list finish. It is deliciously forward, but based on past examples of this wine, it should have no problem aging well for at least 3-5 years. Unfortunately, Basignani's Chardonnay is only available in the state of Maryland." – Robert M. Parker, Jr.'s The Wine Advocate from 1991
"This is not the first excellent, possibly outstanding Cabernet Sauvignon-based wine made in Maryland. I recently tasted the 1980 and 1983 Cabernets produced by Byrd Winery in the foothills of western Maryland. Neither wine was fully mature, although both remain inky and monstrous. Montbray's 1982 Cabernet Sauvignon is another winner – a beautiful wine with excellent harmony and rich cassis fruit. With respect to this 1991 Lorenzino Reserve, first, the disclaimer. Bertero Basignani is both a longtime friend and neighbor. He is also a fine winemaker who wold have received more praise in these pages if he were not my friend and neighbor. However, I cannot avoid parsing this classic wine. It is undoubtedly the most complex red wine ever made in my home state. The Baltimore Sun's talented wine critic, Michael Dresser, justifiably extolled its virtues, claiming it to be a dead-ringer for a mother Médoc. It possesses a dark ruby color, sweet, rich scent of oak, cassis, dill, and herbs. Very concentrated with ripe tannin, decent acidity, and layers of currant flavor to its full bodied personality, is this Maryland's answer to the famed St.-Julien, Château Léoville-Las Cases? Approachable, but backward, this wine will evolve over the next 10-15 years. As you might expect from winemaking neighborhood of mine, Basignani bottled the wine without filtration. Only 75 cases are available." – Robert M. Parker, Jr.'s The Wine Advocate from 1994
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Director Rajeev Ravi's 'Annayum Rasoolum' was a critically acclaimed super hit movie in Malayalam. Now the movie is to be remade in Tamil to suit the Kollywood taste. In Malayalam, Fahad Fasil and Andrea Jeremiah played the lead roles, and it is buzzed that though the hero of the movie has not yet been finalized, Andrea will be the heroine nonetheless.
Sources also hint that Udhayanidhi Stalin's Red Giant Movies is interested in the remake and has hence acquired the rights for the same. However, an official word on all this is awaited.
The original story narrates the love between Rasool the taxi driver and Anna the Latin American Christian. Sources say that this may also be altered a little bit to give it the ethnic Tamil touch.


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The Benson School Board unanimously approved the Community Task Force's recommendation to pursue a bond referendum vote on August 14 to equip our community with collaborative learning environments and sought-out activity spaces that engage and elevate our students and our community.
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On April 25, 2016 Benson Schools hosted a public meeting to have the community identify the vision and priorities for the overall Arts and Activities program. Different committees made up of students, parents, coaches, and advisors worked on the priorities to identify goals and action plans needed to meet the priorities. A group of students took the vision statements from the public meeting and developed an overall vision statement. The Benson School Board adopted the vision statement and goals during the July meeting. Thank you to all the community members, students, coaches, and advisors for providing direction for BHS Arts & Activities.
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The Place: Portland Oregon
The Church: St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church Portland Oregon
The Venue: Ponzi Vineyards, 14665 SW Winery Lane Beaverton Oregon 97007
The Couple: Samara and Ryan
The Photographer Portland Oregon Wedding Photographer : Juan Carlos Torres
Dancing with love describes the wedding celebration of Samara and Ryan in Portland Oregon. Their American Lebanese wedding was highlighted by their strong passion for dancing and their strong love surrounded by their happy families.
A beautiful couple committed to their relationship and with a strong desire to follow and honor their family tradition of marriage.
It was a beautiful sunny day. Every way we looked we could see and photograph the emotion and beauty of this unique couple. Everything was full of color and joy. The food and cake were exquisite. Every single detail had been taken care of.
At the end of the day when light was perfect we took a walk with Samara and Ryan through the beautiful Ponzi Vineyard. They were totally relaxed and let their love for dancing and each other set the stage for these wonderful memories.
Sandra and Juan Carlos,
We got your messages. Just wanted to say the photos look amazing! and we are so happy! we can't wait to see the prints! thanks so much for your hard work and dedication! All of our friends have been very impressed with your work, so hopefully you'll get some referral business from us!!!
Thanks so much again and take good care.
Ryan and Samara
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Thank you very much for the wonderful photographs. They are exactly what we
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Att vända blad – hopp för pressfrihet i Guinea och Niger
Reporters Without Borders is today releasing a report on media freedom in two countries where the political situation is still fragile after recent transitions – Guinea, where President Condé's private home was attacked with heavy weapons on 19 July, and Niger, where soldiers have just been arrested on charges of trying to assassinate President Issoufou and topple his government.
The result of fact-finding visits to Conakry from 22 to 27 May and Niamey from 26 to 30 June, the report describes the recent transitions to democracy in these two countries as periods favourable for media freedom. It goes on to evaluate the current situation and the challenges ahead.
As regards Guinea, Reporters Without Borders deplores the fact that three media laws promulgated during the transition have still not been implemented. It also condemns the new government's lack of interest in defending media freedom and expresses concern about the many repressive measures taken by the National Communication Council (CNC), a media regulatory body.
The latest of these was a directive on 26 July banning "all state and privately-owned news outlets" from mentioning the attack on President Condé's home – an order that violates an article in the national constitution enshrining media freedom as a fundamental right. It is tantamount to introducing prior censorship. Reporters Without Borders joins Guinea's media associations in calling on the CNC to rescind this order.
The situation is more positive in Niger. Media freedom violations are now rare and President Issoufou's government has emphasized its desire to respect freedom of the media. The situation nonetheless continues to be fragile. This was seen when a journalist with the weekly Le Canard Déchaîné was briefly detained on 21-22 July although a law has decriminalized media offences.
Niger could become a regional model of good governance and respect for media freedom, but it must first consolidate what has been achieved.
In its conclusions, Reporters Without Borders urges Guinea's President Condé to publicly undertake to guarantee media freedom and respect for media diversity, the government's secretary-general to immediately submit the three media laws to the supreme court (so that it can verify their constitutionality and thereby allow them to be published in the official gazette), and the government to ensure that Radio-Télévision Guinéenne continues to be a public service media that reflects all aspects of Guinean society.
As regards Niger, Reporters Without Borders calls on senior officials to continue their efforts to promote media freedom and to reiterate their commitment to this, calls on the government to envisage measures likely to improve the economic environment for the media, and urges journalists not to forget the responsibilities of their mission to report the news.
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Awww, I love your sweater! And that polish on you =)ReplyDelete
Pie is my favourite part of Thanksgiving. And all holidays, really. And potatoes. Always potatoes.
Have a good Thanksgiving, pretty!Replies
Thank you, you too. And god, yes. Potatoes.Delete
I love that sweater! I have this polish and it has a little more blue in it than I see in your pics. It really is pretty. That pic is too funnyReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! Yeah, my iPhone camera sometimes isn't good at picking up all the colors of glitter. Sad.Delete
When you said "controversial," I thought you meant in the sense that you were calling something you bought at Forever 21 a Navajo-print. The Navajo nation has made their stance on the issue clear and taken legal action to stop Forever 21 and Urban outfitters from marketing their goods as such. Anyway, most people use "Najavo" as a catch-all when they mean "Pendleton." Here's a good read on the history of how one company shaped the perception of what Native American print looked like:ReplyDelete
And a similar slide show:
It's a fascinating collision of history, fashion, cultural appropriation and art. Well worth a read.Replies
Just for you I'm amending the post to Pendleton. Yes, I do remember that Forever21 got in trouble for that. I don't even know how I feel about it. I'm taking a class about 19th century American photography and the trajectory of the American west, and I've learned more about Native Americans than I ever have. So I guess this is sort of an interesting issue.Delete
But no, this sweater is CONTROVERSIAL for so many other reasons.
Does Ben like your sweater????ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving!!! And one can never have too much pie :)))Replies
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My opinion, requested or not, wear the sweater if it makes you happy. Personally, I love it, and think it looks very becoming on you. So there.ReplyDelete
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Alright. This took around 12 attempts to get the pattern just right. I had an owl graveyard of crocheted owl parts that didn't make the cut. I really wanted to limit the amount of parts I had to sew onto these guys.
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They sized up for me 5″ high, 3.5″ wide, up to 3″ long with worsted weight yarn and 4mm hook. Size will greatly depend on your gauge and yarn. Tea mug it is! I'm sure if you made these owls with DK or sport yarn they'll fit into a tea cup (and steal your tea).
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Thomas Nelson and World Vision have joined together to launch God's Word in Action, a campaign to inspire Christians to change the world through service, compassion, and justice.
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God's Word, the Bible, commissions each believer to reach out to people in need. God's Word in Action is committed to helping Christians put His Word into action on local and global levels.
Thomas Nelson, a leading Christian publisher, launched God's Word in Action in the spring of 2011. The initiative educates and encourages Christians with tangible ways to serve others.
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Believers around the world form one body: the body of Christ. They are known as His church. Jesus is the head, and each Christian is part of the body. Jesus does His work on earth through the body, His followers.
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God's Word in Action motivates believers to get involved in the Lord's work. Everyone can do something: spread the gospel, feed the homeless, sponsor a child, help humanitarian causes, provide a service or volunteer their time.
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- "Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." -- Galatians 6:2 (KJV)
- "Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will reward them for what they have done." -- Proverbs 19:17 (NIV)
- "He defends the cause of the fatherless and the widow, and loves the foreigner residing among you, giving them food and clothing." -- Deuteronomy 10:18 (NIV)
- "...learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow's cause." -- Isaiah 1:17 (ESV)
- "...I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me." -- Matthew 25:35-36 (ESV)
- "But God will never forget the needy; the hope of the afflicted will never perish" -- Psalm 9:18 (NIV)
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Are you ready to put God's Word into action by sharing your faith with others? Do you want to tell the world about Jesus, but you're not sure where to begin?
God can use you to share the gospel as an online missionary. Technology has changed the way we communicate with people. The Internet, smart phones and social media provide numerous opportunities for online evangelism.
Global Media Outreach and Internet Evangelism Day are two good resources for putting God's Word into action right from your desk, laptop, or cell phone. All you need is a computer or electronic device with Internet access. Plug in, log on and put God's word into action online.
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Here's another way to put God's Word into action: buy a Thomas Nelson Bible. When you purchase a Thomas Nelson Bible at a Christian bookstore, part of the proceeds help a child through World Vision.
The fundraising part of this campaign applies only to retail store purchases in the United States, through March 31, 2012. Thomas Nelson will contribute a minimum of $75,000 to World Vision. The donation will provide the children of the world with vaccinations, clean water, healthy food and basic care.
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How will you put God's Word into action in your community? Leave a comment below and join the conversation. If you enjoyed this article, please share it with your social networks.
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Such a beautiful Hub and motivating to people everywhere. I love this quote as well. Charles Stanley, the founder of In Touch Ministries, says "believers are a breathing and acting part of Christ." They are His feet to carry the gospel message, His arms to love and care for others, and His hands to uphold the weak. Jesus reaches the world through His church.
What a thoughtful HUB. Blessing to you:)
What a great reminder of the need to be the "hands and feet" of Jesus. I once lived in -- and eventually worked in -- a gospel rescue mission shelter in Arizona. There is so much need for healing and compassion, and each one of us can make enough of a difference.
Excellent article, Annette! I love that there are actual steps to be taken, rather than just sitting around complaining, or "occupying" There is work to be done, and each of us is responsible for doing our own part.


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