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Author has written 6 stories for General, Humor, Romance, Manga, Supernatural, and Young Adult.
I have been wandering in and out of this site (and writing in general) for the last ... many years.
I continue to be humbled and amazed that my story Nothing's Perfect, one of the longest stories I've ever finished writing, posted here in its completion in 2006, still gets attention. Every single time anyone favorites my stories, or adds a story alert, or adds me as a favorite author, it inspires me to keep going. Someday I might actually edit and re-post it because there are many ways in which it's obviously written by a high school student, but I will never delete the current version because it means way too much to me. Writing that story and interacting with the reviewers made a huge, important impact on my life.
I may occasionally go months or even years without posting, but I will never abandon this account, my unfinished stories, or my beloved characters.
More practical notes: Most of my work is gay romance of some flavor, so if you don't appreciate, you probably shouldn't read.
Also of note, I have a single story in print as part of an anthology published by Less Than Three Press. (An amazing publishing company that I adore and recommend perusing the works of).
Other accounts:
Wattpad [Rinna White]
Archive Of Our Own (Ao3) [Rinna_White]


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Four studio lights. Two for the backdrop for that clean look, one with a 'Beauty Dish' for the most flattering, yet kind highlight and one light with either umbrella or softbox for a fill in light. (softens the shadows) This is if you require a white backdrop but we do vary the lighting of course for dark backdrops and curtain effects.
A number of Canon cameras. One plus back up for the studio. Others for Event reportage work.
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This last week is a BLUR! I'll try to recall at least the most important parts...
Wednesday, Chad was hoping to take Ben out on the boat with his dad to do some night fishing. An appointment made the group outing impossible but he still took Ben out to at least spend the night on the water.
Thursday morning, I scrambled around to get the girls ready and we met the boys at the lake at about 10am. The water was so much nicer than the last time we were out. I think the girls were a bit apprehensive of 'daddy's boat' after the last excursion. No wind advisory this time, tho so we made it without getting tossed up and down in our seats. We went to a little cove with a decent shore and splashed around for a few hours. Lily took a little while to get used to the water but once she decided it was ok, it was incredibly hard to keep her out of it. She wanted to try to sit in it with Daddy and dunked her own face a few times. Izzy was running around in the water with Ben, as if she'd always been comfortable in the lake. The last couple of times, it took work to get her to get in up to her ankles!
Friday, we packed up and headed to Galveston. Well, Kemah. It's a little town about 25 miles north of Galveston. They seem to pick up a lot of the 'overflow'... for a town of 1,773 it's pretty busy. They have a boardwalk with lots of carnival type rides, restaurants and little shops. The girls got to ride the Red Baron and Carousel with me - first time on REAL rides, I think. Ben did a whirly ride that I can't recall the name of. Looked like fun, tho.
We drove around for a little bit and seemed to see all there was to see in Kemah. I'm sure if we'd walked around more, we'd have found something intriguing but it seems like it's just a little bedroom community that picks up the extra tourist traffic.
We had dinner at a place called T Bone Tom's (yummy chopped beef sandwiches and fried pickles!) and then called it a night. Well, as I recall, the girls and I did and Chad took Ben back out to the boardwalk for a while. I was so sleepy, it's a bit foggy.
Saturday morning, we headed to Galveston to check out the beach and Moody Gardens. Moody Gardens looked like a fun place to go but SO expensive. Every attraction had separate admission pricing! They weren't just a bunch of rides or anything... they have a Rainforest Pyramid, Aquarium Pyramid, water park, paddle wheel boat, theater, discovery center. And charging upwards of $15 a person for EACH thing. So off we went to the free beach. :) I think the girls were a bit overwhelmed by the speed of the surf, even if it wasn't that high. Lily managed to entertain herself, picking up little clams out of the sand and spitting sand out of her mouth every time she stuck her fingers in. Ben took off and enjoyed the water with Chad.... I think it's the first time he's seen the Gulf. He said the water didn't taste so great, tho. hehe As it was closing in on lunch time, we called it a morning and headed back to eat and lay the girls down. Izzy passed out HARD but Lily had napped on the way back to the room and was just being her normal crazy self. Chad took Ben to the NASA Space Center till it was dinner time and we headed back to T Bone Tom's. (I keep wanting to say F Bone because that's what their sign actually looked like. Choose your fonts wisely, folks!)
Sunday - we went BACK to Galveston, road the ferry around and saw some dolphins. :) Only a few of them actually leapt out of the water completely but it was still cool to spot them. And coming back to the original port, gulls and pelicans were flying right in front of the upper deck so we were able to see them up close and personal. Brown pelicans are so pretty.
The drive home - ugh. So long! We stopped at the Sam Houston statue, where the children were all underwhelmed. It was neat but SO hot outside that they just didn't care for picture taking.
Dinner with Justin and Sunny, who took care of our puppies while we were gone. :) Lily kept stealing my food so eventually, I will have a picture or two of her holding my corn on the cob to post. She was so happy to see her 'nana sunny'. I don't know why she calls her nana at first. Silly girl.


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Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1 Camcorder Review
Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1 Camcorder Review
The MHS-PM1 ($169.99 MSRP) and MHS-CM1 are the two members of Sony's Webbie HD line of camcorders. While the MHS-CM1 has the traditional horizontal layout of a consumer camcorder, the MHS-PM1 offers an upright design that strongly resembles the popular Flip series of camcorders. Both Webbie HD camcorders offer 1440 x 1080 HD recording at 30 frames per second (30p). In addition to its compact design, the PM1 has a unique movable lens system that allows you to rotate the lens up to 270-degrees (great for self-shooting). The MHS-PM1 certainly has a lot more to offer than the Flip camcorders—you can change video resolutions, use scene modes, and take 5-megapixel still images. The real question, however, is whether the camcorder is able to emulate the Flip's intuitive design and simple interface.
In addition to the purple version shown throughout this review, the Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1 is also available in orange or silver.
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first of all, I checked my body fat and Im at 18%….
so as u said, it is either bulk or cut , Ive done a cycle for me and I want ur advise, (last one 🙂 )
week 1-4 test pro 150mg eod( mon-wed-fri)
week 1-10 test enan 350mg twice a week
week 11-12 test pro 150 eod( mon-wed-fri)
week 1-12 arimidex eod
week 1-6 dbol 30mg ed
week 13-14 rest
week 15-19 pct nolvadex.
test e and p are from concent rex.. called them enanTREX and propiTREX. (legit)
I want to know if this cycle sounds good?? and some help with the PCT please. and of course Im prepared to make changes…..
hope to hear from u soon, Im keen to start ASAP. and again thanks a lot mate.
Add-in hormone drugs for more effective cutting cycle
In order to increase the properties of fat loss steroids throw in your cutting cycle non steroidal drugs with great fat burning characteristics. HGH (Human Growth Hormone), Clenbuterol (Clen) or Cytomel (T3) are medications that added to a cutting stack increase the potential of fat loss steroids and make you attempt to get rid of fat a real succes. Well, you may ask if adding these hormones is mandatory. Chances are that you may reach your goal even without their use, but to be more sure about it and not end up with something that is too far of what you was planned just make sure you add in at least one of these drugs.


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Non dog lovers might see a German Shepherd and think they must be a handful and can look a little scary. Especially when they see images of them being trained with Police forces etc.
So we thought it would be a good idea if we showed you why you shouldn't get one. 😉
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Tony Pomerleau Passes Away
Friday, February 9, 2018
Newport native Tony Pomerleau has died. The successful real-estate developer never forgot his roots and was very generous to the Newport area over his 100 years of life.
"Our dad often said that everything has an expiration date except him," said the Pomerleau family in a written statement. "He was so right because I know that together, our family and the Vermont community will carry forward his spirit and legacy. While every one of us may not accomplish as much and reach as many lives as he has, in this next century we can each be loving family members, caring neighbors and generous souls to shine in his example."
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5 Juice Recipes to Reduce Abdominal Bloating Naturally
Dairy products, refined flours, and salt can be the worst enemies of a flat stomach. Remove them from your diet and add more fresh fruits and vegetables to reduce inflammation.
Having belly fat is not the same thing as having a swollen stomach. One can suffer from bloating even if they don't have any excess abdominal fat. Abdominal bloating is usually caused by having a poor diet, premenstrual syndrome, or excess gas caused by eating too quickly, excessive stress levels, a low fiber intake, or intestinal problems.
If you're among the many people who often suffer from abdominal bloating, you need to start changing your eating habits by minimizing the consumption of foods like dairy products, meats, sausages, salt, and refined or processed flour. We also recommend that you read the following article to learn the best recipes for juices that will help you reduce bloating and swelling of the stomach in a natural way.
Aloe and chlorophyll juice
This tasty juice is great for reducing inflammation of the stomach because it helps cleanse the colon by eliminating accumulated wastes and toxins. It's also recommended to protect against premature aging and detox the blood.
- ½ cup aloe gel.
- Juice of one lemon.
- 1 tablespoon of liquid chlorophyll.
How do you make it?
Add all the ingredients to a blender and process for a few minutes until smooth. This juice should be consumed on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before breakfast.
Juice for detox and reducing abdominal inflammationThis powerful juice combines all the benefits of foods like garlic, celery, carrots, and alfalfa to create a tonic that reduces that abdominal bloating. It also helps remove toxins and fights gas.
- 1 cup fresh carrot juice.
- 1 clove of raw garlic.
- 1 sprig of celery.
- 1 handful of alfalfa.
How do you make it?
Put the celery and carrots through a juicer, if you haven't already. Then process everything in a blender with garlic and alfalfa. Ideally you'll drink this in the afternoon and give your body two hours afterwards before eating anything else.
Apple, flaxseed, and verbena juice
With this juice you'll naturally get rid of your bloated belly while regulating stomach function to fight cramps, gastritis, or colon issues.
- 2 fresh, unpeeled apples, thoroughly washed.
- 1 tablespoon flaxseed.
- 1 cup of verbena and fennel tea.
How do you make it?
Use a juicer to extract the juice from the apples, and then blend them along with the flaxseed and verbena tea. To prepare the tea just boil a cup of water and add a tablespoon of each herb before letting it steep for five minutes.
Juice for an inflamed belly and constipationPoor digestion can be one of the main causes of abdominal inflammation. Fighting constipation is an important way to achieve a flat, more comfortable, stomach. For this we recommend the following recipe:
- 1 large piece of papaya.
- 1 mango.
- 1 tablespoon ground flaxseed.
- 1 cup of purified water.
- Honey.
How do you make it?
Add all the ingredients to your blender and process them until they're smooth. Drink this beverage without straining it.
"Sassy" water to reduce a swollen belly in 60 seconds
"Sassy" water isn't very well known yet, but it's a beverage invented by Cynthia Sass for her "Flat Belly Diet." Although it's not strictly a juice per se, it's still a powerful drink that can help you obtain a flatter stomach and improve your digestion.
Considering you already know that water is key to having a flat stomach and staying hydrated, you're ready to read the following recipe for "Sassy" water. Hopefully it will encourage you to drink more water every day, and meanwhile enjoy this refreshing beverage that's low in calories.
- 2 liters of water.
- 1 teaspoon grated, fresh ginger.
- 1 cucumber, peeled and sliced.
- 1 lemon cut into slices.
- 12 leaves of spearmint.
How do you make it?
Mix all the ingredients in a glass container and store it in the fridge. After it sits for a few hours, strain off the liquid and drink it throughout the day.


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Bridget and Matt chat about enterprise transformation and open source with guests Bryan Liles, Jessie Frazelle, and Andrew Clay Shafer, in front of a live studio audience at devopsdays Minneapolis 2017.
Sys Admins, DevOps, SRE. Oh My! - Bryan Liles' opening keynote
Security In A Containerized World - Jessie Frazelle's closing keynote
If you have an upcoming conference you would like to see promoted on ADO, you can fill out the handy form at arresteddevops.com/conf
Use code "ADO2017" for a discount on many devopsdays.
Bryan Liles works on the Cloud Engineering team at Capital One. When not helping a huge bank move to the public cloud, he gets to speak at conferences on topics ranging from machine learning to building the next generation of developers. In his free time, Bryan races cars in straight lines and around turns and builds robots and devices.
Jess Frazelle is a Software Engineer at Google. She was previously a Software Engineer at Docker. Jess Frazelle has served as a Maintainer of Docker, Contributor to Runc and Golang as well as other projects. Jess Frazelle is working on making containers more secure. She loves all things involving Linux namespaces and cgroups and is typecasted as the person who runs everything in containers.


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Setting up a simple Web site in GoLive
Choose File > New.
In the New dialog box, select Create Site in the Site panel, choose Blank Site in the Site Creation Wizard panel, and click Next.
In the Specifying a Site name and Location panel, type simple site in the Name field, and then click the Browse button under the Save To field. In the Browse for Folder (Windows) / Please select the root folder (Mac OS) dialog box, navigate to and select the Lesson05 folder, and then click OK / Choose. Back in the New dialog box, click Next.
In the Use a Version Control System? panel, select Don't Use Version Control, and click Next.
In the Publish Server Options panel, select Specify Server Later, and click Finish.
GoLive will open a site window. Under the Files tab, an icon for the currently blank home page can be seen, called index.html. By default, GoLive also creates a style sheet in a folder called css. You will learn more about these Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in Lesson 7. For now you can ignore that folder and its content.


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Good News, Bad News, and Money
Note: Justin Wolfers writes in, telling me that the optimal k - m is probably slightly positive under uncertainty, as explained by Brainard (1967). That is, the central bank should not close deviations from forecasts completely. Read on for context.
If you've spent even 30 seconds listening to financial news within the past few years, you're familiar with a line of commentary that seems shallow but might actually teach us a lot about monetary policy.
It's usually phrased like this: Good economic news is actually bad economic news. That's because if payroll employment growth is strong one month, say, that should hurt (not help) equity prices because it implies, on the margin, tighter future monetary policy. Bad economic news, in this view, is in fact good news. Monetary policy will ease to compensate for weak economic indicators.
Or, in the opposite view, it's phrased like this: No, bad economic news is really just bad news, and good news is good. That's because monetary policymakers aren't prepared to fully offset economic data moving forward.
It would help to first note that these are both theories of which effect dominates the other: The marginal bad economic data point or the marginal response of monetary policy to the datapoint. I want to think about this a bit more seriously in this post. But since it's a blog post, not an academic paper, let's make some unusually simple assumptions and see where they take us.
First, your favorite stock market index is in fact a real-time indicator of expected nominal income over an arbitrary future period. (That is to say, in this model, there are no unique effects from monetary policy on financial markets but not on the rest of the economy.) We'll call this N_i in period i.
Next, let's represent the marginal datapoint as δ, which is a real number. (This is a datapoint in the abstract sense -- it's not necessarily payroll employment.) Nominal income is sensitive to the datapoint by a parameter k -- a larger k implies that, before monetary policy, nominal income is more responsible to the marginal datapoint.
Then we also have a parameter m, which stands for the monetary policy response to the datapoint. If we were being fancy, we could have a full monetary-policy reaction m(N,δ), but this will suffice for my purposes here.
A few other assumptions: Time is discrete and counted by i. Parameters k and m are positive real numbers fixed for all periods. There is one new datapoint per period. The new datapoint in period i is incorporated immediately into the forecast N_i.
It follows that: N_(i+1) = N_i + (k - m)δ_i. This should be clarifying, as commentaries that argue "bad news is good news" or "good news is bad news" are saying that k - m < 0. Commentaries that argue "bad news is bad news" or "good news is good news" are saying that k - m > 0.
Now let's pivot a bit. What should k - m equal? I say zero. And, allowing N to be the policy variable of choice -- not necessarily nominal income -- you should be answering zero as well.
What does that mean, then? Bad news shouldn't be good news. But nor should it be bad news. It should be irrelevant. The marginal economic datapoint should have zero informational value for a forecast of the policy variable over an interval of time that is sufficiently long and in the future. All I am saying is give commitment a chance -- don't let a burst of good news or bad news alter long-run expectations.
This appears not to be remotely true now. The headline that prompted this post was in today's New York Times: "Jobs Data Is Strong, but Not Too Strong, Easing Fed Fears." Eek. At least in the relevant range of that δ, the argument is that k - m > 0. From experience, equity prices move sharply on the marginal datapoint all the time. And markets for the marginal datapoint appear to price it highly.
Yet I think that for U.S. monetary policy, k - m ≈ 0 if N is price inflation. My observation comes from an examination of the median forecast for quarterly annualized inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index from 1981 to present. The forecast data comes from the Survey of Professional Forecasters via the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. The following graph is of the mean absolute deviation from a six-quarter forecast -- which for the forecasters serves as their long-run target -- one to five quarters ahead.
What I find is that the forecasters expect the Fed to erase 63 percent of a deviation in inflation (or for it to just disappear) every quarter. Suppose there's a supply shock, and quarterly annualized inflation deviates 2 percent above target. Next quarter, the deviation should be 0.74 percent, then 0.27 percent, and so on until insignificance. That's a pretty good sign that k - m is indeed in the neighborhood of zero for inflation at six quarters ahead.
Monetary policy has succeeded in making good news and bad news into no news for long-run inflation. That's a historic achievement. But if you believe, as I do, that the optimal policy variable the central bank should stabilize is the path of nominal income, then there is work unfinished.
I see this post as building on earlier notes on why interest rates are rising and why the Fed is having trouble articulating a conditional tapering strategy (see here and here for those). I have to write those posts and do that style of analysis precisely because k - m ≠ 0 for nominal income. It would be a much less nerve-wracking ride if the Fed changed its language from "if the economy heals, then we'll taper, and we'll taper commensurate with the economy" -- which leaves the desired path for the target variable totally vague -- to "here's the desired path of the macroeconomic variable we're targeting, and we'll make our way there regardless of the marginal datapoint, minimizing deviations from the path as quickly as prudent for a central bank."
But, then again, such a monetary policy approach would put most economic journalists out of work. When was the last time you saw a story on price inflation that was not a wire-service summary of new data? What is the ratio of the number of such stories to the ratio of such stories about unemployment, GDP growth, etc.? My answers to those questions are: "2008, maybe?" and "1-to-1000." How about no news at all, then?


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The AMC Project: Reality People (2003)
Directed by Eddie Rosenstein / Rick VelleuGenres - Film, TV & Radio | Sub-Genres - Biography, Media Studies, Sociology | Run Time - 60 min. | Countries - USA |
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Dismissed by one critic as "The 16th Minute of Fame," this made-for-cable documentary focuses on three ordinary people who'd been briefly thrust into celebrity by virtue of their appearances on TV reality series. George Boswell, a roofer from Rockford, IL, had been seen nationwide on the first Big Brother; Tanya Paoni, a Las Vegas sales clerk, was a participant on Big Brother 3; and Colorado-born pre-med student Chadwick Pelletier was featured on Road Rules: Australia. In as non-judgmental a manner as possible, the special details the triumphs and failures that the three principals have experienced since falling from public favor (Boswell is in the midst of launching his own TV series, Paoni yearns to pose for Playboy, and Pelletier, holder of a martial arts black belt, is pursuing a career in action films). As indicated by its title, AMC Project: Reality People was originally a presentation of the American Movie Channel cable network.


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2012 Triple J Hottest 100 - Hottest Choices
The Triple J Hottest 100 countdown for 2012 (even though it's in 2013, but it's for the year that was... you know?) is just around the corner, so we had to get our vote on. Since it's Australian Music Month here on It's My Kind of Scene, we thought we'd mix it up a little this year. I was only allowed to pick songs by Australian acts, while Jo could only pick songs by international artists. It's Australia vs The World... which of our hot picks will triumph? I can tell you what we didn't pick. That 'Thrift Shop' song. Is that seriously a top contender?
Screw you Triple J, what's up with that? Anywho, if you're yet to vote and find yourself looking for some inspiration, here are ten Australian-made songs you might love and ten songs by international superstars Jo's deemed worthy for selection. Let's get to it...
as selected by Matt Bond
I Can Make You Love Me
by British India
Told You So
by Cub Scouts
by Emma Louise
by The Medics
Alone With You
by Phebe Starr
by The Presets
I Awake
by Sarah Blasko
Dance Bear
by Snakadaktal
by Tame Impala
Heart Says Yes (Head Says No)
by Texas Tea
All songs chosen because they're awesome. And Australian. Yep.
as selected by Jo Michelmore
Do It With A Rockstar
by Amanda Palmer and The Grand Theft Orchestra
…because of all the reasons I've already written about on the blog, numerous times over and because basically, Amanda Palmer is the best.
Sweet Sour
by Band Of Skulls
…because I'll never forget standing against the barrier, front row at Splendour In The Grass, screaming "sweet sour, sweet sour" over and over and over and well, live music is something I love.
Gold On The Ceiling
by The Black Keys
…because of that amazing giant disco ball during this song that made everything so magical at their gig last year.
Thinkin' Bout You
by Frank Ocean
…because I just like it, alright?
Love Interruption
by Jack White
…because…oh Jack, oh sigh….
Bad Girls
by M.I.A
…because my chain hits my chest while I'm bangin on the dashboard.
by Muse
…because it's the song that finally made me sit up and take notice of a band I never really cared for before.
The Keepers
by Santigold
…because I can't get that chorus out of my head every time I hear it.
by School of Seven Bells
…because of the collection of words in the first verse "the familiar, unfamiliar would be the only thing you knew". I'm a lyric nerd. What of it?
…because it's just so damn beautiful.
The Triple J Hottest 100 countdown is on Australia Day (duh). Go on and vote for your 10 fave songs over at the Triple J site.


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Swimmers Go Gold!
March 29, 2018
6th Annual Peddie Swimmers Go GOLD for Kids Cancer!
Join us for - Peddie Swimmers Go Gold as our swimmers team up for our 6th year with Make Some Noise: Cure Kids Cancer and help raise vital cure research funds for pediatric cancer!
This year's meet and fundraising is dedicated to Peddie Aquatics parent, Ed Fago - who battled bone cancer this past year!
Help us Make Some Noise by raising precious research funds in honor of Mr. Fago!


text: This is something different in the cruise world; not so much cruising as coastal voyaging and exploring on ships that double up as local ferries and cargo vessels. The fleet comes in four styles the Millennium-class trio, which all boast lovely public rooms; the six New Ships, slightly smaller but still comfortable; and the older duo, which are more basic. Fram adds a purpose-built expedition-style to the portfolio and is geared more for cruising, with higher-spec cabins and public rooms. Cabins are functional, but there are plenty of places to watch the scenery. Operating year-round to the North Cape, plus a handful of seasonal voyages to Spitsbergen, Greenland, western Europe, the Baltic and Antarctica, plus long 'Pole to Pole' voyages, this is soft adventure cruising with the bonus of the Northern Lights in winter and Midnight Sun in summer. There are numerous stops en route (some at odd hours of the night) as the ships deliver cargo and passengers throughout Norway. Excellent lunch buffets, but evening dining is more restricted. There is no tipping, and limited entertainment but shore excursions are increasingly imaginative. Drinks prices are steep.


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Following is a speech delivered by the Secretary for Home Affairs, Dr Patrick Ho, on volunteerism at the 10th International Association for Volunteer Effort Asia-Pacific Regional Volunteer Conference today (November 7):
Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen,
I would like, first of all, to say how deeply honoured to be invited to address you here on a subject that is so dear to my heart.
Social development, in our increasingly globalised world, can no longer be pursued on a single agenda.
We cannot simply opt for economic growth without giving equal emphasis to factors such as social equity, cultural vibrancy, social justice and environmental responsibility.
To promote a self-supporting, self-invigorating society, effective governance has to acknowledge changing norms and take account of multiple agendas that embrace the whole spectrum of social issues.
In Hong Kong, for example, the norm until recently had always been that economic growth was paramount and that everything else followed in a descending scale of priorities.
Now, from all that one reads in the press and gathers from public opinion, that pattern is neither acceptable, nor does it any longer hold true. We have learned that, if necessary, economic growth must be reined back to ride in tandem with those other prerequisites for a balanced and integrated community.
The whole world is moving towards multiple-agenda, comprehensive development, and anyone who falls out of step with this trend risks losing both flexibility and balance.
To my mind balance is vital for any successful society, and by this I mean also the balance between the non-profit sector and the business sector.
How to bring the two together, to join hands in building a cohesive and harmonious civil society, has been one of the issues closest to my heart. Traditionally, the non-profit sector in Hong Kong has relied almost entirely on government funding to provide social and community services for the general public.
On the other hand, the private sector has been primarily concerned with making profits in the commercial world. Allowing for the exception of a few companies which have occasionally made cash donations to charities - one suspects primarily for the tax benefits thereby derived - the private sector has had very little to do with the non-profit social services sector.
As Kipling expressed it, in the context of the dichotomy between East and West, "never the twain shall meet". There has been no real contact between the two, and indeed, quite a serious gap in understanding has persisted in the intervening no-man's-land.
Today that gap is closing. In recent years, there has been a gradual paradigm shift whereby the profit and non-profit sectors have been moving towards, rather than away from each other.
I am encouraged to note how far the non-profit sector has increasingly been striving to adopt a more enterprising approach to the provision of services, paying greater attention to organisational efficiency and effectiveness, as well as accountability and transparency.
Coincidental with this trend, if not literally in parallel with it, business enterprises are becoming increasingly aware of the need to be responsible not only to their shareholders, but to the community within which they operate.
The leaders in this field - and there are a few notable examples - have been seeking to achieve commercial success in ways that honour ethical values and respect people, communities and the natural environment.
Whatever the cause - whether it stems from unprompted initiative or a response to public calls on the business sector for greater social awareness and responsibility - one can only welcome the outcome.
Yet I, for one, wish for more of the same. I believe that, as two important components of our civil society, both sectors should sit down together and seek ways to further collaborate, not only for their mutual benefit and healthy development, but also for the common good of society at large.
Volunteering can be a key plank bridging the closing gap between the two sectors. And we are beginning to see it in the way that certain of our larger corporations are moulding their staff attitudes and encouraging greater community participation by volunteering their time and services. They are devoting greater cash and manpower resources to achieve the charitable goal. In the meantime, the non-profit sector is deploying volunteers to provide services for fee to plow back in support of its non-profit-making projects. It also utilises volunteers from the private sector who have business know-how and experiences to organise its service provision into enterprising institutions. Indeed, the twain shall meet, through volunteerism.
The underlying sense of care and concern for the needy in our community can serve as the spur for this volunteering movement. Through joining hands in volunteer work, the non-profit and private sectors can get to know each other better, learn from each other, and work together to make our community a better place, both now and in the future.
Those same model corporations that have served as exemplars of this trend have also discovered that such benefaction is not entirely a one-way street.
Those employees who have contributed their voluntary services, either in caring for the elderly, taking needy youngsters out on excursions, helping to refurbish derelict buildings or whatever other charitable acts they have elected to pursue, have invariably come back benefiting themselves from the lessons learned.
Through volunteerism, it's time for the profit sector and the non-profit sector to join hands together, get to know one another inside out, concert forces and strengths, and synchronise intentions and tasks to achieve a more monumental impact on the community.
Rodgers and Hammerstein put it into a song whose words I am sure all of you will remember - "Getting to know you; getting to know all about you". For all of us, it's a life-enriching experience.
Thank you very much.
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This time of year, you'll see leaves start to turn from green to yellow, red, purple and brown, and eventually fall off trees and other plants. The changing colors bring brilliant shades into our neighborhoods and communities for a few weeks, but what's really happening? Why are the leaves changing like that, and does it hurt the tree when the leaves fall off?
Actually, leaves contain the red and yellow colors all year; these colors are just masked by green. Yellow is created by chemicals called Carotenoids, and reds and purples come from Anthocyanins. These are the same chemical pigments that make bananas yellow, or blueberries blue, or strawberries red. In the Spring and Summer, another chemical, Chlorophyll, is made and used by the trees and plants in such large amounts that the green Chlorophyll hides the yellows and reds of the other chemicals.
Chlorophyll, along with water, light, and carbon dioxide (another chemical), is what plants use to make their own food! That's one reason you'll never see a plant ordering at a restaurant, they can make much of the food they need. Also, they usually don't have any money.
For much of the year, plants make and save their food (called Glucose – a type of sugar). But when the days become shorter and the nights longer, the chemicals begin to change. Chlorophyll becomes less and less, and as it goes, the yellows and reds start to become more and obvious, or even grow more vibrant. The change in colors has more to do with the changes in daylight than with cold weather, or rainfall, or the number of tourists that drive into the forest to see the pretty Fall colors only to find they are about a week early.
All Summer the plants have stored Glucose sugars in preparation for the coming winter. The tough branches and trunk of the tree can survive the cold and snow, but leaves are too tender and they would die in the winter, so each Autumn the leaves of trees and other plants fall off and help the tree prepare for the winter. Next Spring, new leaves will grow and the cycle will begin again.
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Summoned to dwell the realm
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Where arching spires have no feet,
They form a gentle fingered dome
Sheltering her wonderings
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~ He who dwells ~ Whose image
shrouded stays, just beneath a Black
stained skin of precious Pearl,
Enjoins on her a language taught only
by exchange, of His endearing gaze
into the Heart of her cloister.
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Under the heading 10 Tips About How to Write a Caption, Daily Writing Tips blogger Mark Nichol makes ten excellent points that are as relevant to caption writers as they are to caption translators.
I fear, however, that he missed on critical point, namely the importance of looking closely as the image and making sure that the caption describes to precisely what can be seen or instantly deduced from same. I often find instances where someone has decided what they want to illustrate, chosen an image or graphic, the written a caption that says more about the illustration they were hoping to find than it does about the one actually used. Sometimes this arises because a graphic artists prefers the colours, size, definition, etc. of one illustration over another, losing sight of the overall aim in the process.
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We praise God that sixty-two volunteer Athletic trainers, strength coaches, exercise physiologists and students in these fields have served with AIA Sports Performance in 2017, setting a new record! Add to that ten athletic trainers on AIA staff who have served on tours this year and seventy-two professionals and students were involved in AIA mission teams!
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While Apple-watchers have been waiting for the consumer-electronics company to add NFC capability to the iPhone for some time now , a different addition to the newly unveiled iPhone 5s could have ramifications for the mobile payment industry. The eagerly awaited device contains a fingerprint pad under the Home button that will authenticate the phone's user and unlock the device.
During the event, Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of world marketing said the fingerprint scan will substitute for the user's iTunes password, meaning Touch ID can be used to make mobile purchases of digital content. And, while the Touch ID sensor was designed so the phone could be unlocked without entering a passcode each time it is used, payment authentication for other goods and services is an obvious application. Experts say the technology bears watching, especially if paired with NFC.
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Anxieties – The Landing
Infinite Daps – Baauer & RL Grime
Wu-Tang's Maneater Ft. Hall & Oates & Wu-Tang Clan – The Melker Project
Running to the Sea feat. Susanne Sundfør (LNTG remix) – Royksopp
Radio (Juno Ray Remix) – Mansions on the Moon/Juno Ray
Heart Of The Congos – The 2 Bears
Hanging On (Chrome Wolves Bootleg) – Active Child
Brazil (Slow Magic Remix) – Gold Panda
No TIme (Hanami Remix) – Hayden James
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Two decades in the making, Philip Glass's 20 exquisite etudes have recently been completed, standing as a record of one man s deeply personal relationship to his instrument and an embodiment of his evolving style.
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The complete set of 20 Etudes are released on this disc for the first time, recorded by Maki Namekawa for Glass's Orange Mountain Music label. Glass composed the first ten etudes for his own performance, as an attempt to push at the limits of his own ability as a pianist, and part of the charm of his recording of that first set was the gap between the fine-tuned clockworks of his composition and the rough, effusive humanity of his interpretations. In addition to the first book – Etudes Nos.1-10 – recorded anew with virtuoso Maki Namekawa, this set contains the world premiere recording of the second book of etudes – Nos.11-20 – including the incredibly Romantic 20th Etudes. 125 minutes of music in total. Order online


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Plaisance Falls Trail is a 1.4 kilometer moderately trafficked out and back trail located near North Nation Mills, Quebec, Canada that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from April until October.
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Finding the right car to fit your lifestyle brings about both excitement and challenge, as the wide range of models can make selecting your next chariot a bit overwhelming. However, when it comes to selecting the best small sedan, the choice may be clearer. Both the Nissan Sentra and Honda Civic boast excellent reputations for being near the top of the class, although studying their differences and limitations will give you a better idea of which one is right for you. Here's a look at how the 2017 Nissan Sentra compares to the 2017 Honda Civic.
Driving a small car these days doesn't mean that you have to sacrifice space. Although Edmunds noted that the Civic made a very modest improvement in its cabin from the 2016 model, the Sentra is still the clear standout when it comes to passenger volume. The Sentra SL offers nearly 96 cubic feet compared to the Civic EX's 95 cu. ft., making Nissan's sedan a terrific vehicle for riders and drivers who need more room than the typical small car can provide. Even with Sentra's modest price tag, Edmunds points out that the Sentra has plenty of trunk space to go along with its roomy backseat.
Overall, our Nissan World of Red Bank dealers believe the Sentra is about as good as it gets when it comes to providing passengers elbow room, especially thanks to the continuing improvements of the model's interior design.
All things considered, Honda's Civic is a little bit light when it comes to easily usable technology, including a touchscreen that Edmunds and U.S. News both acknowledge to be fairly confusing and slow. As far as the Sentra goes, Nissan has gone out its way to stay on top of the technological revolution by offering a touchscreen that is user-friendly and easy to connect with your devices, ultimately reinforcing its reputation as a great overall commuter vehicle. With the distinct advantage in tech, Sentra is also poised to widen the gap as new features become even more of a focal point for drivers.
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Along with the extra cabin room, the 2017 Sentra returns 27 MPG in the city to give it a clear advantage over the Civic when considering both space and fuel efficiency. Boasting a very strong 35 miles per gallon on the highway, the Nissan Sentra feels like a mid-size car while having the efficiency of a smaller sedan. Whether you're going down the road or across the country, the Nissan Sentra's balance of efficiency and storage has few peers in its class.
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As both Nissan and Honda continue to push safety advances, Sentra's collision warning and rear cross traffic alert system cuts down on driver error and can be very advantageous when backing out of tricky parking spots. Although the Civic offers similar safety features, it comes with a steering wheel viewed by Motor Trend as too light to effectively feel the road beneath its wheels. In all, the Sentra offers a better driving experience. Sentra's user-friendly touchscreen also limits the possibility of distractions, allowing drivers to focus on the road without having to pull over to troubleshoot.
As usual, the Honda Civic continues to be slightly more expensive than the Sentra—the top-tier Sentra SL costs about $5k less than the Civic Touring—without offering advantages to justify the price tag. Sentra's low price combines favorably with the impressive collection of safety and technology features that make it an extremely good value and one of the best small sedans available.
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Those looking for a practical car that seamlessly connects drivers to the technology-driven modern will find no better option than the Nissan Sentra. Given its additional space, intuitive touchscreen menu, lower price tag, and strong overall fuel efficiency, the 2017 Sentra gives you more bang for your buck when compared to the Civic.
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Information Technology has completed the network upgrade and subsequent migration to Voice over IP (VoIP). New phones have been distributed to all offices and classrooms on campus.
One change to make the campus aware of is that as of January 2nd, we will no longer have public telephones available in common areas, such as the Watzek Library entrance. While the phones themselves will remain until they can be removed, they will no longer be active. This change does NOT affect blue safety phones around campus.
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Discussion in 'NDS - Flashcarts and Accessories' started by starstremr, Dec 5, 2007.
Is there any way to give the R4 Zip support so you can zip the roms down ?
No. No flashcart supports compressed DS roms.
If you want to save space on your memory card, trim your roms. I use NDSTokyoTrim myself, but there are several good rom trimmers available.
all mine are trimmed but i also noticed that even after trimmed they zip even down more.
Yes, they do, but you can't use them that way.
is it really that much saved space, didnt seem to save me that much space
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Daiwa pro Brent Ehrler caught 9lb-12oz BIGGEST BASS in BASSMASTER CLASSIC 2017.He was at the third place as the result. Photo Daiwa
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brent Ehrler has been with Lucky Craft even longer than his pro career that dates back to 2005. A Lucky Craft Crate became available from Mystery Tackle Box featuring some of Ehrler's favorites. He shares tips for fishing these baits and what situations are best for the included colors and which Daiwa gear is best for the presentation.
JERKBAIT - Pointer 95 – Table Rock Shad
The Pointer series is one of the most popular jerkbaits on the market and Ehrler is a fan of this smaller finesse offering.
"A jerkbait is a great option early in the spring and then during fall and winter. It is great for pre-spawn and then again after they are done spawning and are still shallow," he begins and says anytime the fish are shallow a jerkbait will get bit. "The Table Rock Shad color is a great choice for slightly stained water because it is so bright, but I have also seen times when they want that brighter color even in crystal clear water."
Ehrler prefers a medium-light rod for his jerkbait fishing and says that it helps get a good action from the bait and nearly eliminates the need to set the hook on fish.
"I fish a jerkbait like this on a Daiwa Tatula ® Elite ™ Signature Series rod designed by Seth Feider. It is a 6'9" medium light Tatula Elite rod and you don't have to worry about setting because when they get it they get hooked," he says
He'll pair the rod with a Daiwa SV in the 6.3:1 gear ratio and will fish it on 10-pound Sunline FC Sniper in open water and bump up to 12-pound when bigger fish are in that body of water or if there is more cover around.
When it comes to retrieves, he fishes the Pointer 95 erratically for best results. "I'll mix it up. Twitch it twice and pause and then twitch it three times and pause, the constant change helps trigger bites," says the California pro.
CRANKBAIT SKT DR 65 - Aurora Black
This crankbait in the Mystery Tackle Box Lucky Craft Crate is a good all-around bait according to Ehrler.
"Most crankbaits have a wide wobble but this one has a really tight wobble. That is what makes it so good in cold water, but it will also work year round," he says and adds that a standard cast and retrieve is the best approach. "One thing with this and all crankbaits it to make sure it is hitting bottom. That is what they are designed to do and is the biggest key when fishing a crankbait."
He will fish it on the same exact rod, reel and line he uses for the Pointer 95 when fishing the SKT DR 65.
The color that is included in the box is Aurora Black and he feels that is a great color for many situations. "It has a nice foil finish and imitates a shad very well. It is good for both clear or stained water, he said."
DEEPER CRANKBAIT Flat CBD-12 75 – Ghost Brown
The next crankbait that is included is a larger option and will dive to 12-feet.
"The cool thing about this crankbait is that it has a tungsten weight transfer system. This allows it to have a 'hunting' action as it darts side-to-side," says the Elite Series pro. "It is a good crankbait or late spring and summer when the fish are a little deeper."
He will fish this bait on his own signature series Tatula Elite rod, the 7'4" medium heavy glass crankbait and bladed jig rod. He will again use the same reel and 12-pound FC Sniper.
The color included in the crate is Ghost Brown and Ehrler says that and all similar translucent colors are best in specific conditions. "Clear water and bright days are when you want those clear, translucent colors."
SHALLOW CRANKBAIT Classical Leader 55 – Cream Soda
The next crankbait included is a shallow runner that Ehrler prefers when bass are keying on small baitfish. "It will run 3-5 feet deep and is a good little crankbait. I'll fish it like other crankbaits and try to hit the bottom to get the best action out of the bait," he says.
He will fish it on the same 6'9" medium-light Tatula Elite, same reel and 12-pound FC Sniper.
The color is called Cream Soda, which is chartreuse with a blue back. "That is a great color in both stained water and also first thing in the morning and right before dark. It is great for low light conditions," he adds.
TOPWATER Sammy 85 - Aurora Pro Black
The Lucky Craft Crate also includes a topwater bait, a Sammy 85. This small profile bait is great for schooling fish, according to Ehrler.
"It has a real subtle action and doesn't cause too much of a commotion. There are times when the bass are schooling that this is all they want," he says and feels a standard walk-the-dog retrieve is the best approach.
He feels the Aurora Pro Black is a good color choice. "It imitates a bunch of different baitfish," he says and adds that he will again use the 6'9" medium-light Tatula Elite rod with Daiwa SV reel. He does change his line for this bait and will use 30-pound Sunline TX1 braid with a two-foot leader of 15-pound Sunline Shooter Defier Armilo.
The Lucky Craft Crate from Mystery Tackle Box is a great deal on five excellent baits from Lucky Craft. Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brent Ehrler has years of experience with each and every one of them and feels they will cover many different situations you may encounter on the water.


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Viralheat Generates Torrid 2013 Growth Through Enterprise Product Launch, New Patents, Record Customer Growth
Provider of Social Media Management Solutions Passes 25,000 User Mark; New Capabilities and Features Strengthen Company's Flagship Platform
Jan 13, 2014, 11:25 EST
SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Viralheat, a rapidly growing leader in enterprise social media management software, today announced a broad list of accomplishments for 2013—a year in which the company moved to a primary position in the social media management category. Along with the appointment of a new CEO and a number of technology achievements, Viralheat launched its enterprise product and crossed the 25,000-user milestone. Its SaaS platform allows enterprise businesses and agencies listen to, engage with, and better assess their customers through social media.
Viralheat's list of new customers spans the telecommunications, technology, retail, financial, and advertising industries. Hundreds of newcomers including Deutsche Telekom HBS, Yamaha, TransAmerica, Men's Wearhouse, and Boston Market join an already impressive list of customers including Amazon, Ogilvy & Mather, Harley Davidson, Six Flags, Edelman, Allstate, KBHomes, Krispy Kreme, Northwest University, and many other subscribers.
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Viralheat is a social management platform that empowers enterprise businesses to listen and learn about customers in order to build meaningful, deep, and relevant business connections across multiple social networks. Developed to provide a comprehensive and unified set of social marketing and management capabilities, Viralheat is the only software platform an enterprise needs to monitor, create, publish, or analyze its social activities. Founded and developed by two Silicon Valley engineers with deep experience in the security and network industry, Viralheat offers the most powerful technology available in the social industry while providing the compliance and scalability to drive successful business results across marketing, sales, support or any functional organizations.
Launched in 2011, Viralheat is headquartered in the Silicon Valley and serves thousands of businesses worldwide. Visit www.viralheat.com. @viralheat #viralheat
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