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KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. – What year is this? 2000?
Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh shot two of the best rounds Friday at the PGA Championship and now have the Kiawah Island faithful dreaming of days of old heading into the weekend at the Ocean Course.
But there are a lot of big names in the mix.
Woods followed up an opening-round 69 with 71 and is tied for the lead at 4 under par with Singh and Carl Pettersson. Singh shot a second-round 69, the only round in the 60s on the day.
'It was tough out there, wow,' Woods said. 'You can't take anything for granted. Simple tap-in is not a simple tap-in.'
Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott, Phil Mickelson and Graeme McDowell are all within four shots of the pack of leaders.
For now, all eyes are on Woods and Singh. The two won four Masters in a six-year span, from 1997-2002 (of course, three of those were Woods' green jackets), and they aren't particularly fond of one another. What makes it even spicier is that both are trying to get back to a place they once felt most comfortable, with major championships in reach.
Woods hasn't won a major since the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines and is facing his fourth consecutive season without a major. Singh has won three majors – including the PGA twice – but the last came in 2004 at another Pete Dye gem, Whistling Straits, which is similar to the Ocean Course in many ways.
The putter was on fire for Woods Thursday with 22 putts and looked invincible again early in the round Friday when he made birdie bombs and key par saves like the Woods of old. He took 26 swats with the putter Friday, but three of them came on the last hole, which prevented him from holding the outright lead overnight.
'I just grinded my way around this golf course,' Woods said. 'I'm very pleased to be able to shoot under par today. That was the goal.'
Singh's round was clearly the best of the day. It began early Friday on a morning that produced winds near 30 mph. But Singh was smooth and collected five birdies and two bogeys for 69.
'After a while you don't really think about your score,' Singh said. 'You just think about each hole, each shot and try not to mess up.'
Mickelson said after an opening-round 73 that he was going to take more chances during the second round. It paid off to the tune of 71, which was more than six shots below the scoring average. When Mickelson tapped in for bogey on his final hole he was tied for 27th. By the end of the day he was tied for 12th.
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CHICOPEE – Members of the National Guard and Reserve will be eligible for a property tax discount if activated and sent to a foreign country.
After recently passing the regulation in an 11-0 vote, the City Council has sent the issue to the Board of Assessors to develop rules and regulations for it.
The provision is allowed through state law but cities and towns have to adopt a local ordinance to grant the tax exemptions. City Councilor Gerry A. Roy, who was elected in November, brought the idea to the council.
"It has a two-year window. If it doesn't work, we won't renew it," Councilor James K. Tillotson said.
The law allows the city to give homeowners who serve in the military part-time a reduction on their taxes for up to a year when they are activated to full-time duty to help make up for the loss of salary when they are activated. It will allow a discount or waiver of all of their tax payments, said Laura J. McCarthy, chairwoman of the Board of Assessors.
The City Council had to adopt it before July 1, which it did, to allow discounts for this fiscal year which began on the same date, she said.
The law will not allow discounts for people who are called to active duty but assigned in the country. That would exclude a number of reservists who were called to full-time duty after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and assigned to work at Westover Air Reserve Base, which was a staging base for jets flying supplies and troops to the Middle East, she said.
"This was the first step so it could have been implemented. We will research what other communities have done and we need to look at the number of people who might be applying for this," she said.
Right now the Board of Assessors is unsure how many people may be eligible for the discount.
The work will happen over the summer and McCarthy said she plans to be able to implement it when the first tax bill comes out in November.
Once the rules are finalized, the information about documentation needed and other details will be publicized through the Veterans' Services Department and other appropriate avenues, she said.
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I'm doing a wedding in June and the bride has just asked me to make a second cake, this one with no icing, like this:
What would you charge for something like this per serving and what would you charge for an average wedding cake per serving? I'm struggling with what to quote her!
thanks :)
Not any less than any other cake. You'd need to take care that it doesn't dry out, like keep it wrapped in plastic wrap until shortly before the ceremony.
WOW! I am scandalized!!! I think the photography makes it look sweet and romantic, but in real-life, I think most people would be wondering where in the hell the icing is! And I would charge my base price.
I agree, it's not my cup of tea but if the client is willing to pay then whatever!
That cake is going to go stale fast! The bride needs to know this....and you've got to think about if you want your name attatched to a cake that no doubt everyone will complain about....
Why is there no doubt that everyone will complain? Even if the cake was completely stale, it woud be exceptionally rude for anyone to actually complain to the bride about it.
Plus a quick search has shown that this look is pretty popular. I doubt that all of them were stale.
OP, I would just keep it wrapped until the very last minute. The decorations don't look like they would take very long to put on. Cake doesn't go stale in a couple of hours.
I like the idea of keeping the cake wrapped until just before service , I would also brush those edges with a little sugar syrup before I wrapped it , that should give a little more shelf life unwrapped .
AIs it possible that this cake is actually made from a brownie mixture? That being said if it is the outside should be crunchy but the inside super moist and delicious. :D I too would charge what you usually charge per serving.
AI know we all love being paid a fair wage etc etc so I I would charge less. No sugarpaste, no rolling out, no borders, no sugarcraft.
Not significantly less, but I would take off the time and sugarpaste, and add the time to set up and stack at the venue. And these are popular here, magazines, brides and guests love them but decorators, not so much.
a carrot cake made with pineapple or an apple cake would never dry out and if it did somehow get a little crusty that's my favorite part
yes it is popular now
Thanks for your replies everyone. The cake becoming stale is not my concern, I've addressed this with the client and am not worried about my name being attached to it.. come on.
I was just wondering about cost.
No reason that cake should go stale. If you have a good moisture-rich chocolate cake recipe then it should be just fine. it would be helpful to keep the tiers wrapped with a plastic wrap or those firmer clear plastic sheets (not sure exactly what to call them). but it should be just fine. i'd brush the outsides with a simple syrup just to give a little extra moisture barrier for the few hours it will sit out before it gets served, but it'll be fine. I personally like this rustic look. its different :) i'd charge the same base as any other cake, bc thats what a price per serving is. a base. it can't go any lower and if the bride wants no outer buttercream then thats her decision :)
good luck!
i would charge the same base price
you have no icing to hide any booboos
you have to turn out a nicely browned, well rounded cake
we may do this anyway in our sleep but it's not a small amount of expertise either
it has to be expertly torted because it's all gonna show
so maybe you have an agbay and it's always done perfectly--you paid an arm & a leg for that tool
i'd charge the same base price as for my smbc--i upcharge for fondant (not popular here) so that's what i would do
i would charge the same base price
you have no icing to hide any booboos
you have to turn out a nicely browned, well rounded cake
we may do this anyway in our sleep but it's not a small amount of expertise either
it has to be expertly torted because it's all gonna show
so maybe you have an agbay and it's always done perfectly--you paid an arm & a leg for that tool
i'd charge the same base price as for my smbc--i upcharge for fondant (not popular here) so that's what i would do
Thank you! You're right, it's not always an easy task to have it all looking perfect so I will quote her my base and explain that it's my base!
How about brushing the cake with apricot jam? That'll help it stay moist,,...and sorry I have problems with pricing myself so I hesitate to make any suggestions about it.
I really think it is a cute cake. in fact , i think it is darling. good luck with it all. It will turn out great .In fact , that is the one my husband would go for. lol!! really!!!!
I'm amazed by the amount of people who think the cake will go stale. My mother makes cakes all the time with just a little bit of powdered sugar on them. Keeps them in a glass cake stand on the counter. Cake is good for a few days....if it lasts that long:)
The glass dome at your mom's house IS covering the cake, similar to what icing or saran wrap would be doing. Any cake left sitting out for several hours is going to be crustier (some types of cakes more/faster than others) than fresh cake or cake that has been covered.
I made a cake like this.. it's in my photo gallery. I just brushed some simple syrup on the outside a few times and it never got stale or hard. And we charged the base price also. =)
You 'base price' chargers are criminal, it's daylight robbery! #joke
AThe reason I would still charge my base price is because I don't want to become the cheap cake with no icing on it lady, once word gets around you can get a naked cake for hardly nothing. And, I need to make a certain amount of money each time I turn my oven on, to keep up with the bills.
I love the simplistic look to this cake. Even though it looks simplistic to make it look good naked will be a task so please make sure you charge atleast base. To make the icing perfect, the torting like K8 said, everything about this cake looks simple but a person off the street could not create that look easily... I think this will be a beautiful cake, please post pics when you do get it done.
Actually I think that the beauty of this cake is that it's NOT perfect. The torted layers are not done with an agbay, they are not perfectly aligned, the frosting has different thicknesses, the top bit of the middle tier looks a bit "overdone"...but I'd still charge my standard rate, no discount just because someone doesn't like icing on the outside.
AYes, that's hilarious!
These cakes are becoming popular, I think Momofuku Milk Bar sort of started it.
this is becoming a popular cake design. I had someone show me a photo where the sides look to be dusted in powedered sugar.... how do you accomplish this?
this is becoming a popular cake design. I had someone show me a photo where the sides look to be dusted in powedered sugar.... how do you accomplish this?
Put the powdered sugar in a stocking, then tap it on?
I have to admit that the ones on the MilkBar website are really pretty. I honest to God think that it all depends on the photography. The same cake would be terrible looking taken from a cell phone camera. Like glamour shots for cakes.


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TRENTON – A medical doctor who is a former borough councilman in Madison was indicted today on charges that he allegedly conspired to illegally distribute a highly-addictive prescription painkiller by writing prescriptions without treating or examining patients, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced.
Dr. Vincent A. Esposito, 55, who had an office at 322 Main Street in Madison and served on the borough council from 2008 until last year, was charged with second-degree counts of conspiracy and distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, namely oxycodone.
The New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice also today obtained a state grand jury indictment against Srinivasa Raju, 41, of Clifton, who operated as a pharmacist at Bottle Hill Pharmacy in Madison, on the same counts. The two men were initially charged and arrested last year in an investigation by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Division of Criminal Justice Gangs & Organized Crime Bureau.
"It is appalling that a small-town doctor who was also a local councilman would allegedly conspire in the illicit distribution of these dangerous, highly addictive painkillers," said Chiesa. "We allege that he turned his physician's oath to do no harm on its head and made a mockery of his pledge to serve the community."
"With painkiller addiction reaching epidemic levels, we are redoubling our efforts to lock up the doctors, pharmacists, drug dealers and other criminals who run the black market for these pills," said Elie Honig, Deputy Director of the Division of Criminal Justice. "This case, brought to us by the U.S. DEA, illustrates how licensed professionals are becoming involved in this dark trade."
"These are educated professionals who violated their oaths to their patients, despite all the public awareness campaigns in New Jersey identifying the dangers of diverted pain medicine and the harm and pain they cause in our communities," said Acting Special Agent in Charge Robert G. Koval of the DEA's New Jersey Division. "These defendants are a prime example of the problems fueling our drug threat in the region, and we are relieved they are out of business."
The indictment alleges that Esposito and Raju conspired to illegally distribute oxycodone between May 13 and Dec. 29, 2011. Esposito allegedly prescribed OxyContin and other forms of oxycodone, the generic name of the narcotic in OxyContin, to people he did not treat or examine, and, in some cases, never saw at all. He allegedly conspired with Raju to have the individuals fill the prescriptions at Bottle Hill Pharmacy. It is alleged that Raju dispensed oxycodone pills to individuals who did not have a prescription or who he knew did not have a valid prescription. It is further alleged that Esposito at times would write prescriptions after the fact to cover quantities of oxycodone that were dispensed by Raju without a prescription.
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Under New Jersey law, second-degree crimes carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a criminal fine of up to $150,000. The indictment is merely an accusation and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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Airplane Song - 1938
If I had the wings of an airplane—airplane
"Serenades staged by the senior or junior classes always prove a surprise for the sleepy listeners," c. 1952.
A Junior Tribute - 1938
The Junior Class are we,
Alma Mater
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Like a streamlet flowing onward
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Ava Gardner
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Behind the Convent Walls
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Bring Me a Rose
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(Substitute first line with each of the following:)
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C-C-C-Cottey, beautiful Cottey
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Cheer, Cheer For Waitresses Here - 1938
Tune—Notre Dame Fight Song
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Christopher Robin
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College Days - 1936
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Come Saturday Morning
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Copper Kettle
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Cottey Girls - 1936
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Freshman Days
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Smile the while you kiss me sad adieu,
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Chorus: (Often sung as a closer for the serenades)
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God Be With You
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Gonna Build Me a Castle
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Grades - 1938
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Hail to Us! - 1938
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Serenade song
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Here's to Cottey College - 1936
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Hey Friend
Hey friend, welcome back.
Hey friend, welcome back.
Hey friend, welcome back.
I'd Like to Be a Senior - 1911
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I'd like to be a senior,
I would not be an emperor,
If I Had Wings
If I had wings, no one would ask me should I fly
Yesterday's eyes see their colors fading away
How can you ask if I'm happy going my way
If I had wings no one would ask me should I fly
If You Aren't A Junior - 1938
If you aren't a junior you can't sing this.
Keemo, kiemo, caraway,
If We Share This Walk Together
If we share this walk together, nothing can stand in our way.
I Just Wanna Be a Bad Girl
I don't wanna be good,
It's the Girls - 1936, 1938
It isn't the campus that we wander through
Junior Loyalty Song - 1938
March on, march on,
Let's All Be Good Pals - 1936, 1938
Let's all be good pals together,
Mmm, I want to linger,
Mmm, and come September,
Mary Margaret Truman
Mary Margaret Truman is the daughter of the Prez
Alternate version 1:
Mary Margaret Truman was the daughter of the Prez (la-de-da!)
Alternate version 2:
Mary Margaret Truman was the daughter of the Prez (la-de-da!)
Mighty Senior Class
Some girls go to Lindenwood and some to old KU,
Oh, we're the Senior Class, Mighty Senior Class,
Soon we're gonna graduate and leave old Cottey C,
That we're the Senior Class, Mighty Senior Class,
Miss Boddie & Miss Rose - 1910
This special song was sung at a Thanksgiving dinner to honor Professors Mary Boddie and Rose Cottey. It was written by alumna Noni C. Bailey, and sung to the tune of "Auld Lang Syne".
Should our old teachers be forgot
We'll drink your health in water clear,
We from thy fount of knowledge drank
We'd gi'e ye muckle praise today,
Nevada Water (The Waterfowl's Here)
Sung to the tune of Burger King's "Have it your way" jingle.
Nevada water makes you cower when you go to take a shower,
Alternate version:
Nevada water makes you cower when you go to take a shower,
One For the Money
One for the money---sing for a penny;
As I travel all over this land,
Some value money and some value fame
When I am gone, may this song linger on
One for the money---sing for a penny;
Parlez-Vous - 1938
Tune—Hinky Dinky Parlez-vous
From eight in the morning 'til five at night—Parlez-vous!
Saturday night and all through the "dorm"—Parlez-vous!
Cottey life is the thing we love—Parlez-vous!
P.E.O. Hall Rap
Written by Sharon Lewis, 1984.
Hey, man, we're P.E.O.―
You got that right, we're P.E.O.―
P.E.O. at Cottey,
'Cause you know we belong to the dorm (to the dorm),
And we say
Seniors! Seniors! Seniors!
P.E.O. Hall Song
Picture a place where friendships grow,
Frame it with friendships strong and true,
P.E.O. Song - 1936
If she wears a star of gold,
Power and Glory
In the third verse, students from that state or suite would shout out the name.
C'mon and take a walk with me, through this green and growin' land,
From Colorado, Kansas, and the Carolinas too,
Yet she's only as rich as the poorest of the poor,
Proper and Prim
Cottey girls are tired of being proper and prim;
Rock Island Line
May be right, and I may be wrong,
ABC double XYZ,
Little Abilene sitting in the shade,
Jesus died to save our sins,
Salvation Army
Lying in the gutter all covered up with beer
Sing Hallelujah, Salvation Army
I'm so HAPPY to be SAVED
Put a nickel on the drum
Senior Class Song - 1936, 1938
1936 version:
Over hill, over dale, as we hit the dusty trail
1938 version:
Over hill, over dale,
Senior Reputation
Was a Junior song until 1963. The Junior class of that year graduated it when they became Seniors.
Take a bit of ginger, take a bit of grit,
Seniors Stand Together - 1938
Seniors stand together
Single Girl
When I was a single girl,
When I was a single girl,
When I was a single girl,
So when that fella comes a courtin' you
Say, do you believe in lovin' honey?
Slap, Bang
Senior song sung at the dinner table. Seniors slap the table with the palm of their hands on "slap," and hit the table with their elbows on "bang."
Baboom, baboom,
Three Little Ducks
1994 version:
Three little ducks that I once knew,
Down to the water they did go,
2011-2012 version:
Three little ducks that I once knew
Through Fleeting Years - 1938
Tune — Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Through fleeting years that come and go, we love our Cottey so!
Waddle With Us
Baboom, baboom,
We Love You Freshmen
Sung to the tune of "We Love You, Conrad!" from Bye Bye Birdie.
We love you Freshmen, oh yes we do!
We Love You Seniors
Sung to the tune of "We Love You, Conrad!" from Bye Bye Birdie.
We love you Seniors, oh yes we do!
When I'm on my Journey
Usually reserved for the end of sings.
When I'm on my journey, don't you weep after me.
Every lonely river must run home to the sea. (Repeat 3 times as above)
When the stars are fallin' and the thunder will roll. (As above)
High upon a mountain leave your sorrows below. (As above)
When I'm on my journey, don't you weep after me. (Repeat first stanza)
Who Can Sail Away
Who can sail away with no wind?
I can sail away with no wind,
(Hum the first verse)
I can sail away with no wind,
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LinkedIn has become one of the most widely accepted social media platform among broker-dealers, RIA's and insurance professionals.
As the main virtual business hub for information on professionals, LinkedIn presents an incredible opportunity for financial planning practitioners to gain new clients. Here are five tricks you can use to stand out from your competition.
1) Photo and Title. The majority of the pictures I see on LinkedIn remind me of high school or college graduation glam shots – a suit, tie, blue shirt and a faux gray background. These won't separate you from your competitors. Instead, use a picture that demonstrates your personality and your professionalism at the same time. See if you can even get your logo in the picture.
And if your title is somewhat bland or not descriptive enough, like "Wealth Manager" of "Advisor," then add a sound bite or two to tell people a little more about yourself.
2) Summary. Your summary gives you an opportunity to share your elevator pitch about your practice. Don't use this space to list your past positions -- you've already done that in the "Experience" section. And if people really want to see your CV, then they can ask for it down the road.
Instead, include items that may engage the reader to learn more about you. Who do you specialize working with in your practice? Do you have technical expertise people should know about?
3) Videos. LinkedIn has now given users the capability to link to stories, videos and other items so viewers can learn even more about a particular person on LinkedIn. Having a few pieces of compelling content may get someone to click the box and move them to your website to learn more about you and your company.
4) Thought Leadership. Making sure that you are active with commentary within your selective groups and in general is incredibly important. When you comment frequently, you gain recognition and become more visible on the LinkedIn mobile platform when your connections log into their accounts. Guess what happens the more people see your picture and your name? You become top of mind for more introductions and referrals.
If you are short on time, try using a program like Buffer or HootSuite to manage your posts during the off hours so it appears that you are active all the time.
5) More Connections. This has never changed in the world of marketing: The more people you know, the more people you can get connected to in the business world. This isn't Facebook -- you aren't posting your family vacation photos or you in a Speedo. Your task on LinkedIn is to make connections with other professionals who might become your clients. So make sure you are adding connections every single week.
To learn even more about how to use this platform to grow your business you can take courses through websites like www.ditchthenametag.com or www.wiredadvisor.com.
But remember, even a small investment in learning how to use this medium can lead to bringing in some big clients and becoming more targeted in getting to new prospects. It pays for advisors to be on LinkedIn, so start getting connected today.
Ted Jenkin, CFP, is the co-CEO and founder of oXYGen Financial.
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From Hanover, New Hampshire, USA:
My grandson has type 1 diabetes and seems to get many colds. What can we do to improve his immune system?
In general terms, type 1 diabetes per se does not predispose to colds and flu. However, having said that, germs love sugar. So people with poorly controlled diabetes are at some increased risk for certain bacterial and yeast infections. (For example, women with uncontrolled diabetes often have increased numbers of vaginal yeast infections.) On the other hand, an illness such as a cold can "stress" a person with diabetes to have higher glucose readings.
You don't indicate how old your grandson is, but the number of colds a child gets is generally related to exposure to other ill persons and to time of the year. (There are more colds in winter because we tend to stay in closer proximity to other ill persons.) Overall, adults in the United States normally average two to four colds per year, and children average six to eight colds per year. In one 10 year study of illness in families, young children in nursery school averaged up to nine colds for the period of September through May. Illness rates decline in older children and reach adult levels in adolescence. Boys have slightly more colds than girls until adolescence, but after that the incidence is slightly higher in women, perhaps reflecting their greater exposure to young children.
What can your grandson do to limit colds? Practice good handwashing and good hygiene (and the people around him should practice this too!). Good diet and exercise are helpful, too.
You might want to consider that perhaps he doesn't have a cold, but rather he might have allergies or is airway is being irritated by such things as secondhand cigarette smoke, etc.
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How do we measure curvature? Find out about curvature on soccer and rugby balls and on surfaces of negative curvature like banana skins.
Prove Pythagoras' Theorem for right-angled spherical triangles.
This article outlines the underlying axioms of spherical geometry giving a simple proof that the sum of the angles of a triangle on the surface of a unit sphere is equal to pi plus the area of the. . . .
An account of how axioms underpin geometry and how by changing one axiom we get an entirely different geometry.


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'ISIS threat is not as imminent as Saudi Arabia makes it sound to be'
RT:Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah argued that terrorism should not be neglected, otherwise ISIS would spread into Europe and then to the US. What is your opinion on these warnings from the Saudi King?
Mohamed Ghilan: I think the warnings are more productive as concerned internal political circumstances. King Abdullah is interested in having security and peace while there is a transition between his rule to the next King-to-come Salman bin Abdulaziz, but he just wants to keep all the problems outside of Saudi Arabia while that happens.
RT:Do you think Saudi Arabia could bear some responsibility for what's happening in Iraq and Syria now?
MG: They do, they have an interesting relationship with IS/ISIS and allow further funding from private individuals to go to these organizations, when they are still receiving the donations. At the same time they quell it if it is internal, so they support it externally and suppress it internally.
RT:What kind of threat does the rise of the Islamic State pose the Saudi regime?
MG: The biggest threat for them is the disgruntlement among the local populace with the corruption of the monarchy itself, so they offer an alternative. In addition to the lack of legitimacy that is seen now with the scholarly elite, a lot of the people in Saudi Arabia look at the scholars now as just scholars for the sultans. They facilitate fatwas for them to benefit their rulers, but when it comes to benefitting the population that's not the common fact. Religion is used as something to oppress the population and benefit the ruling elite.
RT:Are Europe and the US in danger of imminent terror attacks?
MG: The threat is imminent but it is not to the extent that the King is making it sound to be, he is more interested in having ISIS occupied with fighting the foreign forces from the West because if they get really well established and they feel secure, their goals, and they actually state it very clearly, is to march all the way to the capital of Saudi Arabia and take over.
RT:What can the EU and US leaders do to prevent this threat?
MG: I think [as for] the focus on the military interventions, history will show that it is not going to be the answer. This group has an ideology behind it and if that ideology is not tackled… But a lot of people do not realize that ISIS put a lot of effort into spreading propaganda, intellectual material, that they use the Islamic tradition to basically give legitimacy to what they are, coming from an Islamic prospective. So far all that we have heard from Muslim scholars is just a condemnation but without any intellectual engagement and just a call for a military intervention. Well, it was a military intervention by the US and Western forces that went into Iraq that created the vacuum that allowed the rise of this group. So if they go in again, all of this can happen and if they try to quell them this will create another group that could be even more monstrous than this one.
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This past week my daughter has been feeling a bit down on herself and I wanted to try and help her. Because I have been having so much fun with my own doodling and art journaling, I thought we could do something creative together. The end result was a morning spent collaging.
I collected some old magazines, glue and scissors and we were ready to get going!
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I wanted the activity to really calm her, so I also played some relaxing music and had her choose the fragrance to put in the oil burner. She chose sandalwood, which smells wonderful. (But I now know gives me hay fever. I was sneezing the whole time!)
I don't know who enjoyed it more: me or her! We engaged in some girl-talk and I think I got a more clear idea of what was bothering her. Her collage was mostly about things she saw that was beautiful to her: lots of flowers; and lots of yummy deliciousness: cakes, pies, strawberries, and ribs – her favourite! Mine is a definite mirror of where my mind is lately: colourful, crafty and nature.
Collage is a great activity for exploring feelings because it feels less threatening than other art activities like painting and drawing. My daughter tends to be a little perfectionistic and I didn't want her to focus on not drawing 'good enough'. I just wanted her to have a little fun and get us talking without being too serious.
I think collaging is a great way to engage with yourself or your child, it surely helped us work through some rough feelings.
What techniques do you use to work through some feelings after having a rough week?


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Why You Need a Good Night's Sleep
Monday, 30 October 2017
We do sleep for around a third of our lives. Sleeping is the best way to recoup a tired body and repair body cells. If we don't have a good sleep we may get ill. Too much or too little sleep can affect people's physical and mental health. Lack of Sleep Will 1. Threaten your
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2008 Climate Convergences
Between July 10th and August 24th seven climate convergences, confluences, and camps took place in Canada, the United States, Australia and Germany. Affiliated events are planned for 2009 in South America, New Zealand, Russia, and additional European countries as the movement for grassroots climate solutions and resistance to corporate dominated climate negotiations proliferates around the global.
UK Climate Camp in Kent. The camp was fun for the whole family—a great place for a summer holiday with the kids.
Photo by Mike Russell
SEE MORE PHOTOS in our Climate Camp photo essay.
- Climate Camp Australia (July 10th – July 15th): About 1000 people came to blockade one of the two rail lines into the world's biggest coal port at Newcastle, on the mass day of action of Climate Camp Australia. The protesters succeeded in shutting down coal trains on the line for the whole day.
- Coburg, OR (July 28th - August 4th): Over 400 people gathered on a farm in Coburg, Oregon for workshops covering issues from the role of the fossil fuel industry in human rights abuses to growing vegetables year-round. The week led up to a day of civil disobedience on August 4th, where street theater, rallies, banner hangs and lock-downs targeted Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) development in the Pacific Northwest and the Interstate highway expansion.
- Northeast Climate Confluence, NY (July 30th – August 3rd): The Northeast Climate Confluence in upstate New York brought together a wide range of people from different communities to develop an anti-colonial response to climate change and other related crises. Issues discussed ranged from the international food crisis to ending the Israeli colonization of Palestine. The Confluence sparked projects for community self-sufficiency and an emerging northeast grassroots disaster response network.
- Southeast Convergence for Climate Action, VA (August 5th - 11th): The Southeast Convergence for Climate Action in Louisa County Virginia gathered anti-nuclear activists, students, farmers, and people fighting mountain top removal in the thick of the Appalachian coalfields to learn, share stories, and strategize for an end the extraction and burning of fossil fuels and the use of nuclear energy. The gathering ended with a march around downtown Richmond that visited various climate-wrecking corporations with civil disobedience.
- Campement Autogéré, Québec (August 8th – 24th): The Campement Autogéré in Québec brought together 70 people to in opposition to the Rabaska LNG terminal project. Actions took place in Quebec City as well as the city of Lévis, where the LNG project is planned.
- Klimacamp, Germany (August 15th – 24th): Around 1500 people participated in the German Klimacamp. Beyond the dozens of presentations and workshops, actions targeted nuclear waste, local energy companies and Archer Daniels Midland's development of biodiesel from destructive industrial soy and oil palm farms built on top of rainforests.
- UK Climate Camp (Augsut 4th - 11th): Over 1500 people from all walks of life converged in the Kent countryside, just one-hour southeast of London by train, to rally against climate change in a demonstration of collective, sustainable living and creative direct action. Read more …


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Baseball is said to be America's sport. From little leagues to the major leagues, boys and girls have grown up loving the sport. Whether you want to get some practice in before the big championship, or it's just the way you like to blow off steam, there are batting cages in the area that you can utilize. Here are some of the best batting cages in Washington, D.C.
Ocean Dunes Waterpark
6060 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, VA 22205
(703) 534-3437
When you think of a waterpark, you don't usually think of batting cages, but Ocean Dunes Waterpark did. Along with mini golf, water slides, pool and other fun water attractions, you can take a few swings at the batting cages. You can even rent out a batting cage if you don't want to take a risk on a busy day or if you want to have a party. But if you just want to walk up and hit a few balls, you can do that too. For just a dollar, you can get a token good for 14 pitches. Spend an afternoon feeling like a major leaguer.
Woody's Golf Range
11801 Leesburg Pike
Herndon, VA 20170
(703) 430-8337
Baseball players that participate in the Home Run Derby don't just wake up and hit home runs; it takes lots of practice. Hitting a home run or becoming a professional player may not be your dream in life, but it sure is fun to pretend. Woody's Golf Range is great for beginners to seasoned players, with cages of various speeds, including a cage for high school softball, three underhand toss cages and five cages that can go up to 85 miles per hour. Become the next MVP of your league.
The Baseball Zone
30 Southlawn Court
Rockville, MD 20850
(301) 424-4450
A pitcher can throw a curveball, fastball, slider, change-up and other pitches. You have to be ready for whatever it is they throw to you. So you have to prepare as best and as much as you can. The Baseball Zone uses the Iron Mike arm throwing pitching machine, which simulates the pitch of an actual pitcher. Using this machine for your batting practice allows you to improve your timing, swing and rhythm. And with the speed of the machines being able to be adjusted, you can go at whatever level suits you. Build up your skills and one day you might be swinging at the championships.
Related: Best Minor League Baseball Stadiums To Catch A Game
Laurel Golf Center
9801 Fort Meade Road
Laurel, MD 20707
(301) 725-4646
Companies are always looking for fun places to take the staff out for moral boosting and bonding. A rousing game of softball or baseball is a way to strengthen team work and have fun while doing it. With a softball field and nine batting cages, everything is there for you at Laurel Golf Center. Your company will finally know who the real athletes are in the office, and who are truly competitive. At 20 pitches per token, everyone will have a chance to work on their batting skills or just learn to bat, period. Remember, just because your boss is on the other team, doesn't mean you have to let them win.
Cameron Run Regional Park
4001 Eisenhower Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22304
(703) 960-5714
Cameron Run is a local destination that children and families love to go to to spend some time outdoors, without the chaos of larger parks. One of the many wonderful things about the park are the batting cages. You can bring your own equipment or use the facility's to swing at baseballs or softballs. Challenge your brothers, sisters, cousins, children or whomever you like to a friendly game of who can hit the most. Hopefully there won't be any hurt feelings.
Folashade Oyegbola is a freelance writer covering all things D.C. Her work can be found on Examiner.com.


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Here is a lengthy email from The Shalom Center's Rabbi Arthur Waskow about how he became a last-minute replacement for Dennis Ross as a speaker at Old South Church in Boston. The church rented space to Palestinian liberation theology organization Sabeel for their conference this weekend which featured Archbishop Desmond Tutu. As Waskow writes:
The church, which had had warm relationships with the official Jewish structures of Boston, realized that Sabeel's and Tutu's presence might be a problem for those Jewish organizational structures. So it planned a series of speakers under its own sponsorship, separate from the Sabeel conference, representing a range of religious views, and asked advice from the official Jewish structures about speakers for a series of their own, including one who might speak right after the Sabeel conference to "balance' the Sabeel presentations. Two Jews acceptable to these Jewish officials were suggested, were invited, and agreed to speak.
According to Rabbi Waskow, former Clinton aide Dennis Ross agreed to speak on the Sunday after the Sabeel conference.
But then something went awry. The Jewish officialdom decided to demand that the church require Sabeel to include in its conference a speaker who would present views very different from Sabeel's and Tutu's, far more favorable to Israeli interests and policies as defined by the Israeli government and the Jewish officialdom.
Old South, appropriately, said they could not do this. So Ross and another rabbi withdrew, presumably under pressure. And then a protest against the church and Sabeel was called for Friday. And the church invited Waskow as a last minute replacement for Sunday.
Read Waskow's entire email here:
Unveiling the "Mystery":
My Speech at Old South Church in Boston
Dear Friends,
I promised after Sunday to explain what was going on in my "emergency" invitation to and my decision to speak at Old South Church in Boston. Today is Monday: here is the explanation.
Last week I got several calls, one from a Massachusetts rabbi and then from the pastor (Rev Nancy Taylor) of Old South Church, which is one of the great churches of Boston: UCC, United Church of Christ, descendant of the Congregationalist churches that founded the Massachusetts Bay colony. Old South was where the Boston Tea Party was planned. Now it is a strong, big, wealthy, and widely respected congregation with a young, vigorous head pastor. (More about her and the church later.)
So why was the church calling me? The bottom line is that a Jewish speaker they had invited and had accepted to speak on Sunday (yesterday) had just canceled. The church was inviting me to replace him. But this was a decision fraught with deep religious and political implications, which they explained to me – so that if I accepted I would not walk blind into a cauldron of anger and criticism toward the church and (if I accepted) toward me – anger and criticism from the official leadership of the central official Jewish institutional structures of Boston.
I understood, and I accepted.
So that's the bottom line. What had happened before? Why the anger, why the criticism? Here is the history:
First, a little "pre-history" of Rev. Taylor. She was last in Boise, Idaho, and was one of the people instrumental there in creating the Anne Frank Memorial – an amazing place that Phyllis and I saw when we spoke in Boise. Passages from Anne's diary act like a central text and in a circle around them are many passages of world literature and history affirming human rights, including the Universal Declaration. Similarly, in physical space the memorial on the ground holds exactly the cramped square footage of Anne's attic, but opens up to the universe.
The creators of the Memorial, including Rev. Taylor, began it because a huge cross had been erected by right-wing Christians over Boise that felt triumphalist and intimidating to Jews and other non-Christians and to many Christians as well. In contrast, the Anne Frank Memorial was intended to be both a direct rebuke to anti-Semitism and a holy place that was open to all and affirming of all faith traditions.
Idaho is not such a welcoming place for such views; it took courage and persistence to create this space. I tell you all this to give you a sense of Rev. Taylor, including her outlook on Judaism and anti-Semitism.
Now the more recent past:
1) The church had some while back arranged that on Friday and Saturday of last week, a Palestinian Christian organization called Sabeel could hold a conference at the church. Sabeel's politics are: "The Holy Land is God's gift to Palestinians and Israelis," affirmation of nonviolence, condemnation of terrorism, support for two sovereign states, Israel and Palestine, on the 1967 boundaries (with a long-term hope that the two states might freely choose to federate), Jerusalem as capital city of both states, and affirmation of the right of return for Palestinian refugees. Sabeel uses as part of its rhetoric a version of Christian liberation theology that sees the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ as a model for the oppression and ultimate liberation of the Palestinians. For Sabeel's full statement, see
2) Sabeel invited Nobel Peace Laureate and former Archbishop Tutu of South Africa to be its keynote speaker. He has spoken of the situation of Palestinians vis-ŕ-vis Israel as akin to that of Black South Africans during Apartheid,
3) The church, which had had warm relationships with the official Jewish structures of Boston, realized that Sabeel's and Tutu's presence might be a problem for those Jewish organizational structures. So it planned a series of speakers under its own sponsorship, separate from the Sabeel conference, representing a range of religious views, and asked advice from the official Jewish structures about speakers for a series of their own, including one who might speak right after the Sabeel conference to "balance' the Sabeel presentations. Two Jews acceptable to these Jewish officials were suggested, were invited, and agreed to speak. (The church had raised the possibility with the Jewish organizational officials that Elie Wiesel, a person of world stature similar to that of Tutu's, speak under the church's auspices. That suggestion never received a direct response.)
4) The person whom the Jewish officials did recommend for the day after the Sabeel conference was Dennis Ross, one of President Clinton's aides at the Camp David conference that sought to achieve a peace treaty between Israel and a nascent Palestine. Ross has laid practically all responsibility for Camp David's failure on Arafat and the Palestinians. He was invited, and accepted.
5) But then something went awry. The Jewish officialdom decided to demand that the church require Sabeel to include in its conference a speaker who would present views very different from Sabeel's and Tutu's, far more favorable to Israeli interests and policies as defined by the Israeli government and the Jewish officialdom.
6) The church refused, saying Sabeel was entitled to choose its own speakers.
7) So at that point Dennis Ross and a Boston rabbi who had agreed to speak later in the church's series on religious life both withdrew. And at that point, the Jewish officialdom organized a demonstration at the church, condemning Sabeel and the church for housing it. The demonstration was calm and respectful. (Two hundred people took part in that rally on Friday — far fewer than the thousands of Jews who took part in a demonstration of some 50,000 people in Boston on Saturday, calling for an end to the Iraq war. Do you see why I insist on making a distinction between "Jewish officialdom" and "the Jewish community"?)
8) So when Dennis Ross withdrew, that was when the church called me, on the recommendation of a different Massachusetts rabbi who was distressed by the pressure from Jewish officialdom upon the church and thought I might be willing to speak from a seriously Jewish and pro-Israel perspective, though one quite different from that of the Boston Jewish officialdom.
9) I agreed to speak on Sunday, the day after the Sabeel conference ended. I named my talk "The Tent of Abraham: Peacemaking among Jews, Christians, and Muslims."
10) For the next two days I received a number of Email letters and phone calls from various Boston Jewish officials urging me to withdraw my acceptance. One of the reasons they gave was that the church had said that itself and the national UCC church body viewed Sabeel as a partner, and (presumably) I should not speak for such a church. Another was that my presence would make publicly clear that some Jews hold views regarding Israel other than the "official" ones. A third was that some people might think I was speaking for "the Jewish community."
11. Of course I spoke. There were about 200 people, unfortunately but expectably fewer than the 700 or so who had heard Archbishop Tutu. Most of them were Christians, with a sprinkling of Jews and at least one Muslim. What I said will have to wait for another day. There was a tape recording made, and we will try to arrange to put that on our website.
But two things I said, I do want to note now:
(a) It is true that now some of the Boston public knows that there are different views in the Jewish community – meaning real-life flesh-and-blood Jews, not just Jewish officialdom — about how to protect and revivify Israel, many such views quite different from those espoused by many "official" Jewish institutions. This is a GOOD thing, and I wish the official Jewish world would celebrate and broadcast the fact, rather than try to hush it up.
(b) Of course I don't speak for the whole Jewish community – and neither does anyone else, including any appointed or elected official of any Jewish organization. It would be good for everyone to make the distinction I have been making in my choice of words here, between the Jewish "community" of real live Jews and the officialdom of Jewish institutional structures.
Now here are some further thoughts of mine about this whole controversy and the attempt to persuade Jewish speakers not to speak at the church:
Why was it not enough for the church to make an effort to present a speaker the very day after Sabeel's own conference who would take a different view? Why is public debate not enough? Why is not the cure for speech we think wrong, more speech? Who is it we believe cannot listen and then make sensible choices? Or is there a sheer desire, rising from stark fear that grows from an oft-repeated bloody past and a recent bloody summer — a sheer desire to use every bit of political power to coerce criticism into silence?
In the long run, it won't work, any more than forever depending on military domination works. I understand the desire, out of fear, to coerce critics into silence — and even have compassion for that impulse as a response to fear. But my compassion does not mean condoning or bowing to that impulse.
To make the point most direct, why did those Jewish officials who at first thought it would make sense to have Dennis Ross speak the day after the Sabeel conference then decide to discourage his speaking and urge me also to withdraw? What changed?
What follows is my own hypothesis, my own hunch, and no more than that: That some right-wing elements of Boston Jewish life, like the David Project, put the heat on the centrist institutions. The David Project, for example, recently mobilized fear into an virulent campaign against allowing the construction of a new mosque in the Boston area. They failed, baruch haSHEM, hamdulillah, thank God, but they created deep tensions between some Jews and some Muslims that didn't need to happen – but fit their hostile hopes.
My guess is that they want to stir just such hostility between centrist Jews and liberal Protestants. From fear into rage. I understand the fear – we are all coping with the world earthquake in which every old pillar of reality is shaking, and one response to that is fear. But understanding the fear does not justify or condone turning it into rage and coercion and overreaching.
I also understand the overreaching of some who are oppressed, living under occupation, as also a response to fear and oppression. That does not mean condoning or bowing to that impulse to over-reach. When the over-reaching includes the use of violence, it should be condemned. And Sabeel does that. I don't agree with their call for a Palestinian right of return but I think that calls on us for debate and discussion , not a boycott.
The criticism of Israeli policy is rising. There are two basic responses: listen to the criticisms, acknowledge the justice of SOME of them, and ACT seriously, without dissembling, to correct the misdeeds. Or — circle the wagons and get out the machine guns. Some actual machine guns, some rhetorical ones.
What would have happened if the Boston Jewish officialdom had said,
"We think Sabeel is partly but not entirely mistaken. — We think its opposition to terrorism is right, its call for two states is correct, its call for refugee return wrong.
"And we think it important to point out that applying liberation theology and all the vivid rhetoric about Jesus' crucifixion raises deep dangers in the Israel-Palestine context, strikes a deep nerve of Jewish pain from centuries when Christian charges that the Jews killed Christ, killed God, led to rivers of shed Jewish blood. We need you to hear and deeply understand how different that comes out from, say, Hugo Chavez invoking Jesus vs. the Roman Empire when he is facing the American Empire." (I did say that in my speech on Sunday, and urged Christians to say it to Sabeel.)
What would have happened if Boston Jewish officialdom had encouraged Ross or Wiesel to speak at the church, to discuss what is WRONG as well as what is RIGHT about Israeli policy? What if the Jewish officials had said proudly, "We welcome debate. We trust Americans to make sense out of the debate!"
Do we think the United Church of Christ is MORE willing to take Jewish criticism of them and Jewish defense of Israel more seriously after the tack the JCRC did actually take than if they had taken the tack I'm describing?
Do we think that Jewish boycotts and denunciations can forever frighten Jews and other Americans into silence?
When will Jewish centrists tell groups like the David Project and David Horowitz' Front Page and "Islamofascism Awareness Week" and people like Norman Podhoretz with his bloodthirsty calls to bomb Iran to get lost, instead of letting them drive Jewish fear into rage and unnecessary conflict?
When will Jewish centrists take a deep breath and decide — instead of retreating to the past out of sheer fear in the world earthquake — to move forward, , to realize that the other communities are also suffering in the earthquake and reach out to make new connections and create new possibilities?
In Boston, the leadership of Old South Church will be meeting this week with the Jewish officials. Thank God! (and I mean that.) May both take a deep breath from the Breath of Life and rethink how to strengthen, not shred, the threads of connection not only between Jews and Christians but also with Muslims as well. (Buying Jewish-Christian amity at the price of war with Islam would be the devil's bargain, and many deaths would seal the deal.)
Let us not only pray but act in accord with the way some of us nowadays chant the last line of the Kaddish (as we all did at the end of my talk at Old South):
Oseh Shalom bi'm'romav, hu ya'aseh shalom aleinu v'al kol yisrael v'al kol yishmael v'al kol yoshvei tevel — v'imru: Amein.
You who make harmony in the ultimate reaches of the universe,
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