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My Let's Play channel, Antio, has a new series out! I will now be doing playthroughs of Super Mario Maker for Wii U! This brings myu total number of active series to about 3. I have discontinued my Minecraft series until further notice and will be focusing my time, energy, and soul into Sonic Adventure DX, Super Smash Bros for Wii U, and Super Mario Maker for Wii U. Also, keep on the lookout for new Smash Talks and Nintendo Teens! (I know I haven't been doing those in a while due to the creation of my Youtube channel, but I will continue making them.)
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Episode 2 is actually my longest video yet, at about 30 minutes.
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Cornelia Barr, Chair
Cornelia is one of the original members of the Gateway Nature Preserve. She grew up in a small town in Rhode Island where she tried to raise tadpoles in a fishbowl, spent hours daydreaming in trees, and caught blue crabs in a secret place she'll never tell. She has lived in Winston-Salem longer than anywhere else. A writer and editor by trade, she received her environmental education certification in 2014.
Born and raised in Greensboro, Zipporah is an undergraduate student at Winston-Salem State University, majoring in biology with a minor in chemistry. She inherited a love for plants and beautiful gardens from her grandmothers. "I enjoyed helping them plant and nurture these plants," said Zipporah, "and [to] decide which ones would be best for which season." This fascination led her to study the medicinal properties of plants with a professor at WSSU and to further her training through the MARC & RISE Program. MARC (Minority Access to Research Careers) and RISE (Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement) are federal programs funded by the National Institutes of Health. Zipporah is excited to learn and contribute to the Gateway Nature Preserve and our community.
An editor, writer, and former journalist, Sharon is a Winston-Salem native who grew up in the 1960s and '70s when running, jumping, climbing trees, and other unstructured outdoor play was an everyday thing, both at home and in school. She spent many holidays and summers on her grandparent's farm in western North Carolina, and this is where she developed an abiding love for the natural world and untouched open spaces. In 1991 she spent nine months backpacking through 18 countries in sub-Saharan Africa by truck, train, boat, plane, and foot. This journey cemented her view that wilderness introduces us to ourselves in a way that no other experience does.
Mark Ford
Mark has enjoyed spending time outside his entire life. Although born in Ohio and having lived in New Jersey, he has lived in North Carolina plenty long enough to call it home. Mark and his wife are proud parents of two young girls and he wants to make sure that they and all other children will grow up to have the same opportunities to enjoy the outdoors as he did. Mark works for the commercial construction manager Frank L. Blum Construction Company and is fortunate to spend many of his working hours out in the environment on a regular basis.
An avid fan of sun, water, and nature, Eric spent his school years in Clemson, South Carolina, enjoying the area around Lake Hartwell. After living in eight states, Eric loves the seasonal changes of the Carolinas and exploring the natural landscapes. He has two degrees in biomedical engineering and has worked in the medical device industry for 15 years. Currently, Eric is project manager for Cook Medical in Winston-Salem. His wife and four sons share his admiration of the natural world. When not playing sports, you can find them most weekends playing in their yard, woods, or creek in Lewisville.
Andy LaRowe
Andy has fond memories of playing in the very same creeks and natural areas that form the Gateway Nature Preserve today. He walked to and from Latham Elementary School each day across wooden bridges and over pathways that meandered through what was then, a very large urban forest. He attributes the early education he received on those daily walks through the woods to his many achievements. Most of his professional career has been focused on working in education, particularly with the planning, design, construction and operations of school buildings. In 2012, he retired from Guilford County Schools as Assistant Superintendent of Operations and launched his company, BAISCA, which provides consulting services to many school districts across the state. He is also president of EduCon Energy, a local firm that helps schools develop student-based energy conservation programs.
Despite growing up in the middle of urban Mexico City, Salvador has always found a calling to nature. Whether it be wandering alone through the desert highlands of Southern Arizona or trekking through the crowds of the Appalachian Trail, he has found a never ending feeling of amazement in the outdoors. He has masters degree in Architecture from Arizona State University and currently runs his own architectural design practice in Winston-Salem, with a focus on creating designs that are sustainable and long lasting, regardless of their size.
Jeremy Reiskind, SEcretary
Jeremy, a native of Staten Island, N.Y., came to Winston-Salem from North Dakota, where he earned a Ph.D. in Paleontology at the University of North Dakota. He retired from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts after teaching geology and earth sciences in both college and high school for 21 years. As a long-time birder and Washington Park neighborhood resident, he is committed to the success of the Gateway Nature Preserve.
Christine Simonson
Christine grew up in Pennsylvania and earned an B.S. in environmental studies and an M.S. in park and resource management. She spent more than a decade working as a naturalist in Maine, New York, and the Carolinas. Christine is the Director of Education at the Children's Museum of Winston-Salem and enjoys having adventures outdoors with her two young children.
Phyllis B. Smith
Phyllis has more than two decades of experience as a nature educator. In August of 2017, she was hired by the Forsyth County office of N.C. Cooperative Extension, as the Agent for Natural Resources Conservation and Environmental Sustainability. Prior to working for Extension she taught at Forsyth Tech Community College for three years. Before Forsyth Tech, she directed the Nature Education Division at Tangelwood Park for nearly 15 years. And before Tanglewood she taught a variety of science classes (middle school science and high school biology) both locally and in her hometown of Reidsville, North Carolina. She holds bachelor/masters degrees in biology from Appalachian State University. And when not working, she enjoys the company of her two children, two grandchildren, two very high maintenance dachshunds, and one very patient and dedicated husband, Bill Smith, who is a professional percussionist.
Leslie Wakeford
Leslie grew up in the "wilds" of the western Chicago suburbs, camping and fishing along the shores of Lake Michigan. After moving to Winston-Salem, she co-founded the Winston-Salem Family Nature Club in 2011 to encourage kids and families to play, explore and enjoy nature together. Leslie is a librarian at Wake Forest University's Professional Center Library. Her favorite places for camping and hiking excursions with her husband and twins are Hanging Rock and Stone Mountain State Parks.
Kristie Wallis, Vice Chair
Kristie enjoys showing her two girls what it means to make a difference – and loves sharing how she's helping to build a new nature park in the city when she misses bedtime for board meetings. She has almost 15 years of experience in marketing and communications, and serves as the Director of Marketing & Content at Alloy Design & Development. Originally from Connecticut and having lived in NYC, Richmond, Spain, Australia & New Zealand, she is happy to now call Winston-Salem home.


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The Wye Valley Coach House
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A beautifully presented detached cottage, located in the grounds of the owners' home, in the scattered village of Walford, within the beautiful Wye Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the Forest of Dean.
This delightful cottage is furnished throughout to a very high standard, providing light and airy contemporary accommodation, ideal for a small family holiday.
On entering the cottage there is a welcoming sitting room which houses a warming woodburner, perfect for those chilly evenings.
Also there's a well-equipped kitchen which boasts exposed brick and wall beams, all adding to the charm and character of the cottage.
The kitchen offers both a breakfast bar area and a dining table, to seat all guests, making a great place to sit and catch up with loved ones over dinner.
The ground floor bedroom is at the end of the cottage and has its own doors to the front garden.
Climb the stairs from the sitting room to a further two bedrooms and a bathroom.
This superb cottage has a private, enclosed gravelled garden with furniture and barbecue immediately outside the front door, where you can sit and relax with a refreshing drink.
Alternatively, guests are welcome to use the owner's one acre lawned garden, where there is an enclosed swimming pool, barbecue room and a sun room, perfect for relaxing on a summer's day whilst enjoying the idylic surroundings.
Many traditional pubs serving home-cooked food and real ales are close by, a lovely treat at the end of a day exploring the area.
Visit the historic riverside town of Ross-on-Wye, enjoy the many outdoor activities on offer in the Forest of Dean, or walk along the River Wye enjoying the abundance of wildlife and river activity.
A wonderful cottage for a memorable holiday at any time of year.
Accommodation * Three bedrooms:
1 x ground floor double
1 x twin
1 x single.
- Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
- Kitchen with dining area and breakfast bar (seats 3).
- Sitting room with woodburner.
- Shared use of owners' enclosed outdoor heated swimming pool (available from end of April – middle of September), barbecue room and sun room.
Amenities * Electric wall heaters with woodburner * Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher * TV with Freeview, DVD, CD/radio, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs * Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent * Bed linen and towels inc. in rent * Off road parking for 2 cars * Lockable bike storage * Private, enclosed front gravelled garden with furniture and BBQ * Shared use of owners' one acre lawned garden with outdoor heated swimming pool, unfenced pond and stream * One well-behaved dog welcome * Sorry, no smoking * Shop 1 mile, pub 8 mins walk
Single bedroom is suitable for a child only
The owner's garden has an unfenced pond and stream, children must be supervised at all times
The outdoor swimming pool, BBQ room and sun room are located in the owners' garden.
BRILLIANT PLACE, BRILLIANT OWNERS by Mrs Skidmore, Nottingham, August 2016 on December 2nd 2016
We have had a wonderful holiday. The cottage was extremely well equipt, clean, beautifully located and the wonderful pool which got used every day. But what really made this holiday special was the fabulous people who own the house adjacent to the cottage. Kim and David made us feel so welcome and went out of their way to make sure our stay was the best possible. Brilliant place, brilliant people and a wonderful time was had by all.
A GREAT PLACE TO STAY by Michael Howell, LLANDUDNO, October 2016 on December 2nd 2016
Great place to stay, the owners were very friendly and helpful, the cottage has everything one could want a perfect home from home, I look forward to returning next year Thank you.
BRILLIANT! by Mr Sueref, Cardiff, October 2016 on December 2nd 2016
Great location and brilliant owners - even let the kids have a pony ride.
AN AMAZING WEEKEND by Martha Mrs Graham, BICESTER, October 2016 on December 2nd 2016
We had an amazing weekend away and wouldn't hesitate to recommend The Coach House and its accommodation to our friends and family.
Availability and enquiries
This owner does not accept online enquiries, please check the cottage website or enquire by phone.
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Goodbye Persephone Kerfuffle
Tonight it was time to say goodbye to Persephone Kerfuffle. Her leg was deformed when she was born, and she possibly also suffered malnutrition in her first weeks. As she grew up, she grew too heavy for her fragile legs and they eventually gave out. She did well for a few weeks getting around without walking or standing, but the past few days she could no longer get to food or water on her own, and she was struggling too much to stay comfortable. So tonight we sadly said goodbye. Here is a little background on her beautiful little life and the big impact she made in such a short time with us.
Oh how I loved this sweet little face from the moment I met her.
Persephone came to us on June 30th along with her little broiler chicken friend, Toro roo. These two little kids were confiscated during a domestic disturbance police call, and I heard later that the owners were charged with animal cruelty. We don't ever get the full story because of privacy concerns, but I think there were many other animals like cats and dogs confiscated as well.
Persy had a bum leg when she arrived, but she got around so well I didn't think much of it at the time, but I knew it could be an issue as she grew bigger and heavier. Toro roo was not well when he arrived, so he got most of my attention. He stumbled and fell when he walked, and he ate so much he made himself sick. I did not think he would survive for long.
They were the best of friends when they arrived, and they remained good friends up until the end. Toro is still doing well for now… he can stand and walk a few steps, which means he can get food and water on his own. He is also comfortable and can change positions to stretch when he needs to.
I had never had a turkey before, so I didn't know what they would be like. Would they be anything like ducks? Or more like chickens? It turns out they are entirely their own special thing. Toro was a little stand-off-ish when he first arrived, but Persy was immediately affectionate and sweet as pie.
While she loved her buddy Toro, she would cry for me every morning to pick her up and snuggle her close. She loved to be very close to my face and to talk with me every morning.
She pressed her face against mine when she missed me, much like a dog will nudge your hand to be petted or a cat will head-butt you to show affection. Persephone would press her face right against mine to show love, especially when she first saw me after I had been at work all day.
As she grew up, her legs unfortunately got worse and worse. The better one wasn't strong enough to compensate for the bad, twisted leg, and the bad leg was just not good at all.
Near the end of July, Persy's leg looked really crooked, but she was still light-enough to prance around if she used her wings. I had hope that maybe she wouldn't gain much more weight, and then she could live a fairly normal life, as long as she could get around enough to be comfortable.
But that wasn't meant to be.
By the end of the first week in August, Persy was having trouble standing.
Her bum leg just couldn't take the weight of a growing turkey anymore.
Persy did okay just sitting around for awhile, as long as she could still get up and turn around and get to food and water.
We built her a harness so she could get up off the ground each day for a bit, and stretch her legs well too. She didn't like it too much, but it was good for stretching. She liked it better once we made it "treat time" and fed her dinner and peas and lettuces and grass in her harness. But during the days she was moving less and less, and having more trouble staying comfortable.
I knew by this past weekend that her time was short, and that it was almost time to say goodbye.
So I spent two full days in the yard with her, all day long. I've grown very attached to her in the past two months, and I just wanted to make her last few days as happy and comfortable and peaceful as possible.
She and her best buddy Toro roo rested and napped in the shade on the lawn, along with me and the rest of the flock.
She made happy turkey trilling sounds and enjoyed the long weekend quite a bit.
She was a very bright light and a very sweet soul. I can't believe I loved her so much in such a short time. Turkeys are smart, a little bit pushy and extremely emotional. They're sensitive and easily scared, but also extremely lovable. They adore attention and snuggling and petting and sweet talk. They have complex vocalizations and many different sounds with different meanings. They call and expect you to call back, in several different tones.
I loved this kid so much. It breaks my heart to say goodbye, and it makes me so sad that if she had just had two good legs and good nutrition, she could have lived for years. But I know she lived a very good, short life, and I am thankful for that.
Tonight as I fed her some peas before saying goodbye, I promised her that I would take good care of her best buddy, Toro roo. She was a little stressed out, but she ate some peas and listened to me talk. I remembered back to the first time I held her and how grateful she seemed to be held and loved. She was so giving and loving and grateful for her life, and such a joy to be around.
Rest in peace, sweet little girl. I love you so much. You were the best baby turkey ever.
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I reallly enjoyed Persephone Kerfuffle's story and Too roo, her friend and was so saddened by her inability to stand to even get water and food at the end.
At least you gave her some good memories and a good life as short as it was.
I've always wanted to get to know a turkey.
My condolences.
so absolutely sad. do you know of anyone who has successfully made prosthetics for birds?
Aww Tiff. I'm so sorry. She was a very precious girl. I'm so glad you were there to love her.
I cannot begin to tell you how touched I am by your love and compassion. Persy was lucky to have you in her life.
My condolences.
We loved her too. Rest in peace Miss P.
Wayne (above) expresses my feelings to a T. I'm happy you got to experience some turkey love and became skilled in feather message during your time together.
That is a beautiful story.
I'm sorry to hear she passed away.
She was a beautiful turkey indeed and she felt so comfortable with you.
My condolences.
Bye, Persy, your time here was short. I'm glad you were at least happy and cared for during the end of your life.
Oh, Tiff, I am so sorry for your loss. Thank you for giving this sweet girl such tender care and for sharing her experiences with us. Her happy trilling reminds me of the bubbling noise cavies make when having a conversation. Her time with you may have been short, but you made it the best quality possible.
i'm so sad for you and her and toro. sorry i don't have anything helpful to say either. xoxox
Enjoy those new legs, Persy 🙂
Turkeys are surprisingly personable, and lovable, with their soft warm bumpy heads and necks. So affectionate for bumpy dinosaur heads 🙂 Thank you Tiff, for what you do. I know what it feels like to just love them with all your heart even though you know you must lose them. It never gets any easier, does it?
Dear sweet Tiff,
I though of you off and on all day yesterday, and my heart goes out to you and your gang.
A herd of wild turkeys shows up round our house from time to time, and I'll always think of Persy when I see them from now on. If I were to put something out for them, would peas (fresh, frozen?) be a treat? Or should I leave them alone to forage?
Tiff – you are one of my heroes. Your dedication and kindness towards Persy and Toro have touched me greatly. Persy was so lucky, that after a hard start in life, she spent the reminder of her time under your loving care.
Here I just asked you about Pers, not knowing the end was that near. I am so sorry for you & Toro roo. I love my toms that come wandering around my back yard, looking for leftovers from the geese or parrots. They do love to gobble at me when I say good morning to them. They take dust baths in the back yard, roost in the low branches for an afternoon nap & just hang out for a while. You were blessed to get to know Persephone & what a beautiful bird she really was. My sincere sympathy. Laura.
So glad that Persy had you, and really wish she could have stayed longer. Big hugs to you and Toro and your loss.
Oh, poor sweet Persephone. At least she had a wonderful life while she was with you.
I've very much enjoyed reading about Persephone. She, no doubt, is looking down from Turkey Heaven right now and saying "thank you" for your love and kindness to her.
very sad story – at least she knew love in her short life – my condolences
So sad to hear about Persy. You gave her a very good life & was very much loved. How is Toro roo dealing w/the loss of his best friend?
Bye Bye Persy.
What a great 2 months that Persy got to have in your back yard, on your lap, cuddling with you. Thanks again Tif for all you do and for making Persy's life a bit better even if just for a few short months.
you took such good care of this little one. She had such a loving place with you. I am so sorry for your loss.
what a very special relationship you had with her and Toro Roo. This story really touched my heart and i wanted to come back and tell you how much love i felt when i read it. Thank you for your kindness and compassion. What an incredibly seet person you are to care for these dear little innocent souls.
Persy was lucky to have you and vice versa. She was a very assertive, confident turkey who knew exactly what she wanted, and aren't shy to ask for it. She is a smart, spunky girl.
Her time was short on this earth because of how humans raise turkeys and see them as food. I blame ourselves and our ancestors for doing so.
Such a sweet girl. She got so big so fast!
Hugs, Tif. Hang in there.
Turkeys are wonderful!
What a dear Persephone K.! I've never gotten to know a turkey, so I especially appreciate your sharing her life with others. Tiffany, thank you for making it such a marvelous one! I hope my dreams are filled with turkey songs . . . .


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Raising a child is hard work. You want them to be kind, responsible and hard-working by the time they reach adulthood. Perhaps the single most important character trait you can nurture in your children is optimism, which works like a shield to protect and buffer children (and adults) from the negative impact of difficult and painful life moments. More importantly, optimism is a resource that leads to better problem-solving, better relationships, longer marriages, more life success, and ultimately, more fulfillments.
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Many parents wonder how to best help their toddlers to be happy and optimistic. Unfortunately, these are not traits we can just give to our children, any more than we can give them victory or success; they have to attain those things on their own.
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This is the starting point for most traits we want to see emerge in our children. We first must be that person we want to see in our children. To nurture optimism and happiness we need to make certain we don't spend our time talking about what went wrong today. Instead, we need to show our toddlers that we find the best in others, in difficult situations and in most aspects of our lives.
Research shows that when toddlers are quite young they begin to pick up both the obvious and the subtle aspects of our behavior. We are giving them the template of optimism or pessimism even before we notice that this is happening. Many of us struggle to make fundamental changes in our own behaviors. For a variety of reasons, perhaps we have been clinging to a well-ingrained habit of complaining or noticing what's 'wrong' with the world.
NOW is the time for change. Start today to become the model of optimism that you want to give to your toddler. Once you begin this, you can then begin to…
Key 2: Invest Ourselves in Positive Moments
Notice the moments when your children are giggling, laughing and enjoying their lives. Stop what you are doing to acknowledge this with a smile or a laugh.
Make sure to notice when your child smiles as they learn a new concept. Smile. Wink. Nod or give a thumbs-up.
Are the kids getting along? These are the moments to catch with your attention – not the problem moments of bickering and arguing. Again, make sure you 'do something' to notice these positive moments.
When you learn to 'obsess' on catching the moments you want to expand in your home, you now have mastered a powerful, often over-looked, key to self-esteem and optimism.
As we follow this approach, we actually use our attention to nurture those positive emotions that help to build a more optimistic outlook.
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There is a growing tendency to try to rescue our children from their moments of pain, frustration and anger. They hurt, we hurt and we want to make it better. We can all understand this.
While the intention is good, the outcome can easily become disastrous. While some 'coaching' is useful to give children a sense of their options, you can be sure that things are headed down the 'negative' path if you consistently step in to help your child through their upsets. Why? Because this approach tends to teach your children that mom or dad is responsible for getting their happiness back! This creates a progressive dependence on parents for solving their problems.
If we pay attention over time, you notice that there is no growth happening, and that the opposite of optimism begins to emerge. You children expect you to help them through these moments and become quickly ready to seek parent help through every little challenge.
Optimism cannot be developed in this atmosphere. To be optimistic, children must learn that they are central to their own happiness and finding positive outcomes in difficult situations. They cannot become more dependent on others for a solution to emotional challenges, and at the same time build their own optimistic outlook. It just doesn't work that way.
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|Thu, 07 Apr 2011 14:55:06 GMT
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-1780?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13016859#comment-13016859 ] Gary Tully commented on AMQ-1780: --------------------------------- I wonder what is causing the delay in the shutdown of all the transports. They should all be shutdown in order by the same thread. Is there anything odd in the logs? It looks like the stop thread is blocked for some time until restart and the restart is complete before the stop is complete. Could you generate a thread dump of the broker after it has stopped openwire and before you restart... so the stop of stomp should be pending at that time? > ActiveMQ broker does not automatically reconnect if the connection to the database is lost > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: AMQ-1780 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-1780 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Broker > Affects Versions: 5.0.0 > Environment: Windows 2003 Server > Reporter: Jaya Srinivasan > Assignee: Gary Tully > Fix For: 5.5.0 > > > hi > We are noticing that after any SQL Server restart or network blip between ActiveMQ and the database, after the connection or the database comes back online activeMQ broker needs to be restarted as well i.e it doesn't automatically re-establish connection to the database as result any message send fails because the broker is still using the stale connection to the database. > Is this designed behaviour or a bug? we are using ActiveMQ 5.0.0 and the latest version of the JSQLConnect database driver: version 5.7. The database we are using is MS SQL Server 2005 > Right now, in our production environment any time we have network maintenance or database restart we also have to restart the ActiveMQ broker which is not a good option for us. > Also, We are using a single ActiveMQ broker and not the JDBC(Master/Slave) set up. > Issue details in > http://www.nabble.com/Database-connection-between-ActiveMQ-and-broker-td17321330s2354.html > Please let me know if I need to give more information > thanks > jaya -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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1/4 cup Tahini Paste
3-5 tablespoons Reserved Liquid (from Chickpeas)
3 tablespoons fresh Lemon Juice
1/2 tablespoon Olive Oil
1-2 cloves Garlic (I usually use 1 large clove), roughly chopped
1/2 teaspoon Paprika
1/4 teaspoon Black Pepper
Salt, to taste (I usually use 3/4 teaspoon fine-grain sea salt)*
To Make:
Add all ingredients, except reserved liquid, to the bowl of a food processor.
Add 2 tablespoons of the reserved liquid to the bowl. Pulse until creamy
and all ingredients are well mixed. I like to stir mine and then pulse again
to be sure ingredients are evenly distributed. Add more reserved liquid, a
little bit at a time, until desire consistency is reached. Refrigerate for 30
If serving as a dip, top with a drizzle of olive oil, a squeeze more lemon and
a pinch of paprika (optional).
*I used a "no salt added" variety of canned chickpeas


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Psi Chi, National Honor Society in Psychology
Students demonstrating high academic standings and a strong commitment to psychology receive applications for membership in their junior or senior years. As members of Psi Chi, students provide many services for the Holy Cross community and the larger Worcester community, including taking part in Hogwarts, a demonstration of science experiments for children held annually at Holy Cross, and Holy Cross Cares Day, a day of community service by many members of our community. Psi Chi members also serve as moderaters of the annual Research Methods symposium, held in the spring semester.
Psi Chi Ceremony
Each year during the fall semester, a number of third and fourth year psychology majors are inducted into Holy Cross' chapter of Psi Chi. Induction criteria are that students possess a grade point average of 3.5 overall and in Psychology. Further, they should have completed at a minimum five courses in psychology, including Statistics and Research Methods. In these two courses inductees should have attained a grade of B or better.
These selection criteria are significantly more stringent than those of the national Psi Chi organization. The Holy Cross norms were set in order to present a strong statement about the honor of belonging to Psi Chi, and to instill the local chapter with visible stature among Holy Cross students.
Each year, two senior co-chairs are chosen for the society. These two students have the task of maintaining Psi Chi as an active, student-led chapter. They are also charged with the responsibility of setting an agenda for the future of Psi Chi and choosing the next class of leaders for the society.
Psi Chi Inductees (.pdf)
For more information on Psi Chi, visit their website at: http://www.psichi.org/
Student Advisory Committee
The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) administers course evaluation forms to every psychology course at the end of each semester. Members of the SAC are elected by all psychology majors in the spring of each year. In addition to the course evaluation forms, SAC officers help in the evaluation process of faculty in terms of appointment, tenure or promotion.
Psychology Club
Psychology Club is meant to gather all students who are interested in the study of psychology to one club. Majors and non-majors are welcome to join the club. The Psychology Club organizes guest and faculty speakers to discuss topics of interested on campus, organizes fundraisers, coordinates awareness weeks on campus, and sponsors casual get-together events for all members. General meetings take place once a month.


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Discussion in 'PSP - Console, Accessories and Hardware' started by 4ppleseed, Jan 5, 2008.
Will we see 16GB mem stick in 2008 for PSP?
Are we magical fairies that can look in to the future? Seriously, we don't know. Maybe. I think the highest we might see this year is 12GB though.
I read a couple months back that Sony and Sandisk were working on a new form of memory stick, dubbed 'Memory Stick Pro HG', which has capacities upwards of 32GB. However, the PSP will probably not be compatible with that.
Supposedly psp can support only 32gb. There is a group working on putting in a 30gb ipod hd in the psp using the umd connection.
I have four 4gb sticks, its tedious to put them in and the capacity isn't great for the amount of games i want in it. I'll probably wait for a 16 or 32 gb stick. New hg sticks will be compatible but won't have the same speed unless used in a actual hg reader.
it would be very expensive though.
$300? Hello no!
Since the 16gb is due in march or so, the 8gb hopefully will drop in $ a good amount.
4GB sticks were the same price when they came out, they'll drop. Fast too.
I won't be getting a bigger memory stick for a long time, since 4 GB is good enough.


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Today I traversed to Trafalgar Square. The purpose of my visit was to absorb the beautiful, and old, paintings that reside in the National Gallery. On our way there, my friend whom I was visiting with, who just so happens to have lived in London all her life I may add, asked, just to clarify, which one the National Gallery was. I said, 'You know that big, grand building in front of Trafalgar Square, with all the lions and Nelson's Column? Yeah, that building. That's the National.' And with that, we were on our way.
Trafalgar Square as a place is pretty arty. For those of you who don't know, there are four plinths surrounding the square. On one, George IV on a horse, another, General Charles James Napier, and another Major-General Sir Henry Havelock. Yeah, I only recognise one of those names as well. C'est la vie, you win some you lose some. But, the art of it arises when one considers the fourth plinth, as this houses a piece of art, changed at various intervals, and as such I think it is pretty freaking cool. The 'ultramarine cockerel' (or blue chicken, as I have termed it) is apparently supposed to embody awakening, regeneration and strength. Yeah. OK. Take that as you will, but I for one simply enjoy its injection of colour among the stone and marble, and the ridiculousness of such a large fowl among statues of men. I mean, is it really any more ridiculous to mount a huge statue of a bird, as opposed to a huge statue of a man? There are of course valid answers and objections to this, and, in responding to my question in the way you did, I hope it taught you something about the values you yourself hold, in terms of who should be glorified and who not. Boom. Got you.
Sadly, of course, I am unable to actually share with you the main part of my day, the Gallery itself. It was patrolled, as expected and well within reason, by scrupulous members of staff on the look out for people using cameras and camera phones in the paintings' presence. My friend got something in her eye, and in providing my phone for her to use as a mirror we were berated from across the hall, although upon explaining the situation we were free to go on our way. One member of staff even had to tell a man off for touching the painting. I'm surprised she didn't slap his hand and send him away to think about what he had done; it did seem a rather bizarre thing to do (and quite a stretch, bearing in mind the barriers in action).
It was enlightening though. My interest in art has always fluctuated; my father is an artist, primarily a carver of wood but he also paints, and used to teach, so I've always suffered from a few conflicting feelings. On the one hand having a father so passionate about something enthuses you; on another, you want to rebel; on another, when you do show interest, the conversation can quite easily digress and deluge into a torrent of information that becomes quite tiring to listen to in itself, thus stunting any further questions and even interest you might have. But, I have to say, touring the gallery today the one thing I wished for was more knowledge; Monet is showing impressionistic tendencies, but what does that mean? What was he reacting against? Why did no one like Van Gogh's paintings at the time? I still refuse to believe Kalf's 'Still Life With Drinking Horn.' Look it up, Google it now, or better go to the Gallery itself- some HD cameras can't even capture that detail. In addition it was refreshing to see the tendencies of us all in the painters; I commented to my friend, while viewing Rembrandt's work from 1669, a self-portrait of himself at 63, that these were, indeed, the original 'selfies'. Art changes style, changes tone, changes tools, but, as an expression of human feeling, it never really changes.
Yeah, even if it is just a fucking big blue chicken.


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TEL AVIV – Hamas may resume firing rockets into Israel and even risk all-out war in order to divert attention from the ongoing electricity crisis in Gaza, an Arab affairs analyst said on Tuesday.
On a conference call with media outlets including Breitbart Jerusalem, Avi Issacharoff said Hamas may begin the "gradual shooting of rockets towards the Israeli sides and slowly slowly we might find ourselves in another war."
Issacharoff added that it was a "realistic" scenario that Hamas may opt for violence in order to distract from the power crisis and the deepening hostilities between the terror group and its political rivals, the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority.
"It doesn't look good for Israel," Issacharoff added.
The PA is refusing to pay excise taxes on the diesel fuel that gives the Gaza Strip its electricity, holding that Hamas should pay it since it collects taxes from Gaza's residents. As a result, half a day goes by without power.
The tax suspensions are part of a series of punitive measures the PA is imposing on Hamas in an effort to regain control of Gaza. The PA will slash its Gaza budget by up to 30%, including healthcare.
According to Issacharoff, the PA's budget for 2016 was $4.14 billion, of which the Gaza Strip's share was $1.65 billion. However, most of that money ends up in Hamas' coffers for terror purposes. As Issacharoff wrote:
Hamas has a well-oiled policy of screwing things up, then crying foul. It is astonishing to watch it funnel tens of millions of dollars each year to its military wing, its rocket makers and its tunnel diggers, in pursuit of its relentless goal of destroying Israel, while simultaneously pleading that it cannot pay for water or fuel.
Meanwhile, in an effort to clean up its image in the international sphere, Hamas is expected to release a new charter in the coming days.
It is not yet known whether the manifesto, which Hamas has termed a "political document," will replace the group's founding charter from 1988 that not only calls for the destruction of Israel but the elimination of Jews everywhere.
Hamas sources have said this version reflects Hamas "pragmatic vision." The Islamist group understands that if it is to have any hope of garnering world sympathy, it needs to tone down its language.
According to Issacharoff, the new charter won't mean much for Israel even with a new amendment that stipulates recognition of a Palestinian state within the 1967 lines. Such a declaration is by no means to be understood as Hamas relinquishing its dream of conquering all sovereign Israeli territory; instead, the 1967 borders are just a stepping stone towards that goal.
"The biggest headline [to come] from the new charter," says Issacharoff, "is that Hamas will try to disconnect itself from the Muslim Brotherhood."
Hamas has been engaged in efforts to distance itself from its parent organization the Muslim Brotherhood for some time – partly in an effort to restore relations with neighboring Egypt. Last year, Hamas removed all Brotherhood symbols from mosques and streets in the coastal enclave.
"This is a very symbolic act for the Egyptians, [they're] trying to show the Egyptians, 'Look we're not part of the bad guys who are working against [Egyptian President] Abdel Fattah al-Sisi,'" Issacharoff said.


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It's a day early because I'm feeling productive on this fine Monday evening – Here are this weeks releases for all things Nintendo.
eShop Software
Swords and Soldiers 2 (£16.99/€18.99) – This weeks biggest release is Swords & Soldiers 2 which is coming to the eShop as a downloadable title. This is actually a sequel to a WiiWare game and is a 2D side-scrolling strategy game (if there is such a thing) where you command a group of Vikings as they do battle with different factions. S&S2 also has a 2 player competitive couch co-op mode. Absolutely worth checking out if you fancy something a bit different and a bit slower paced.
Baila Latino (£24.90/€29.90) – Have you been hankering for the chance to do some Latin-American dancing on your Wii U? Well Hanker no more as Baila Latino is out this week to fulfil all of those desires.
Wii U Virtual Console
Kirby's Epic Yarn (£13.49/€14.99 until 28th May then £17.99/€19.99) – Kirby's Epic Yarn was the first Kirby Platform game released on a home console since N64 when it came out on the Wii in 2010. Other then the art style this is a more traditional Kirby game then the recently released Rainbow Paintbrush but is still a different experience then your normal, run of the mill Kirby games. The art style in Epic Yarn is that what you're expecting, everything is made of yarn and that effects gameplay in very fun and innovative ways. But don't take my word for it, check out the trailer…
Paper Mario (£8.99/€9.99) – The game that started a whole new series in the Mario universe. Paper Mario makes its way to the Virtual Console this week. Although it's a wacky and weird story at its heart Paper Mario is a traditional turn based RPG and a solid one at that.
Notable Discounts
Thomas Was Alone – Normally £6.99/€7.99 Now £3.99/€3.99
OliOli – £7.99/€9.99 Now £3.99/€4.99
Notable Discounts
Urban Trials Freestyle – Normally £4.49/€4.99 Now £1.69/€1.99
Myles' Pick
A very low key week, especially for the 3DS with no releases, physical or otherwise. Having said that, Urban Trials Freestyle is an absolute bargain for just £1.69/€1.99. I'm also interested in Paper Mario as I never had chance to play the original one on N64 (although I have played both the Wii release and 3DS release).
Well that's your lot for this week, I'm on my jollys (holidays if your American) next week so there won't be a releases round up then so have a blast playing Splatoon when it comes out on the 29th May and if I don't see you…
Good afternoon, good evening and goodnight.


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This new section from Sweet Skateboard's Simon Isaksson is pretty sick:
This new section from Sweet Skateboard's Simon Isaksson is pretty sick:
Still got love for the streets… and the flip-in-flip-out shit!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY0zUMPCOekGilbert Crockett skates the streets of his hometown Richmond, Virginia in the good ole US of A. Check the technique in this "Old Dominion" part...
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By Kevin Murphy
(Reuters) - The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday suspended the law license of a lawyer accused of making sexual overtures to women while serving as a district attorney, including the victim in a domestic abuse case that he was looking to prosecute.
The court ruled that Kenneth Kratz, a criminal defense lawyer in West Bend, Wisconsin, cannot practice law for four months because of his "appalling" conduct and ordered him to pay $23,904 for the disciplinary process.
Kratz had no immediate comment, a staff member at his law office said on Friday.
A lawyer since 1985, Kratz resigned in October 2010 as district attorney in Calumet County after three women accused him of sexual harassment.
One Wisconsin woman filed a civil lawsuit against Kratz alleging he sought a sexual relationship with her immediately after they met to discuss a potential prosecution of her live-in partner for domestic assault.
Kratz sent 30 text messages suggesting they have sex, "the riskier the better," according to her lawsuit. The woman feared that failing to comply with Kratz's requests would impact the domestic assault case, the Supreme Court wrote. She instead reported his text messages to police. "This was exploitive behavior, harassing behavior and a crass placement of his personal interests above those of his client, the state of Wisconsin," the court wrote. Two female social workers also alleged sexual harassment by Kratz, the court said. One woman said he made a comment about the size of a court reporter's breasts and another said he mentioned a sex act to her.
The Wisconsin Justice Department in 2011 decided not to file criminal charges against Kratz over the incidents.
(Reporting by Kevin Murphy in Kansas City; Editing by Jon Herskovitz and Susan Heavey)


text: 5 pc London espresso finish wood queen bedroom set. This set comes with the Queen bed frame set , one nightstand, Dresser, Mirror and Chest. Additional pieces also available separately. Nightstand measures: 28"x 17"x 28"H, Dresser: 64" x 18" x 43"H, Mirror measures: 48"x 2"x 35"H, and Chest measures: 39"x 18"x 50"H. Some assembly required. All pieces also available separately by request. 6-Drawer Media Chest measures: 48"x 18"x 37" available separately. Also available in Cal. King.


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Bundles of Joy Assisted Living
1615 Ramblewood Rd
Baltimore, MD 21239
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Categories: Assisted Living, Nursing Home, Memory Care, Respite
Located in the Upper Northwood area of Baltimore, Maryland, Bundles of Joy Assisted Living is a community for eldery individuals. They offer senior living in a clean and enjoyable setting. The neighborhood encompassing this community is densely populated, with roughly 28,793 residents in the 21239 zip code. It is a largely middle class area, with an average per-home income of $50,941. They are centrally located, with healthcare services, retail shopping, and worship services all in a short distance. They are located only 0.2 miles from Good Samaritan Hospital. There are 218 churches within 4 miles, including Immanuel Lutheran Church, Nelson D Paul, Friendship Baptist Church, and Grant Patrick S. There are also 6 drug stores within 1 mile of the facility.
Bundles of Joy Assisted Living offers the following services: assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and nursing home care. They can care for older people who are able to move around on their own but require some assistance with completing daily activities like bathing, preparing meals, and house keeping. They can also provide for individuals who are suffering from Alzheimer's and who have trouble with daily tasks, and who require close support on a routine basis. Additionally they can service individuals who are severely ill and require help with day-to-day activities but also need to have frequent access to healthcare services.
This community offers various personal services including laundry services, a staff available 24/7, and transportation services. In addition, they provide several fun and interactive activities like arts and crafts projects, off-site outings, wellness and health programs, education programs, and daily exercise programs. Finally, they provide several room amenities that include an emergency call system, maid service, in-suite kitchenettes, on-call maintenance, and safety and handicap fixtures.
Community Features
- TV / Movie Nights
- Off-site Outings
- Daily Exercise
- Spiritual / Religious Activities
- Social Activities
- Health and Wellness Programs
- Education Programs
- Arts and Crafts
- Personal Care Assistance
- Medication Support
- Nurses
- Meals Included
- Healthy Snacks
Medical Services
- Wifi / Internet
- Dining Room
- Salon / Barbershop
- Kitchens / Kitchenettes
- Emergency Call System
- Maintenance
- Housekeeping
- Safety / Handicap Features
- Utilities Included
Property Amenities
Room Amenities
- Small Pets Allowed
- Pet Visitations Allowed
- Family Outreach / Education
- Transportation Services
- Laundry / Dry Cleaning
- 24-Hour Staff


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In this article I'd like to explain two things. First, what to do when you want to restrict JAX-RS providers to be used on, for example, client-side only. And second, what are the issues (and how to solve them) with injecting providers when you create and register instances of them directly.
Tag: jersey-2.x
Jersey CDI Integration – Few Notes and EAR Support
During our last sprint I was porting support for CDI injections for EARs that contain multiple JAX-RS web applications (WARs). This worked fine in Jersey 1 and it works on WebLogic but we didn't have support for these kind of deployments directly in Jersey (which means that Glassfish was affected as well) until this very moment. I'd like to share some findings I've made while working on this task.
Continue reading Jersey CDI Integration – Few Notes and EAR Support
Checkstyle matters to Jersey too …
Last week Pavel wrote and published an interesting blog post about Why Checkstyle matters … I remember how he was describing his encounter with JeroMQ to me. Especially the part where he wasn't able to build the project for a few times because of the Checkstyle issues that pop-up right after he executed the build. I found the whole idea behind running code style checks during build appealing as well and decided to do something similar for Jersey.
Intercepting Jersey resource method calls
Sometimes it would be nice to have a possibility to wrap a resource method call. Imagine a use-case in which you need to process business code, placed in your resource method, in a transaction (open transaction before resource method, commit or rollback transaction at the end) or apply some advanced security constraints. If you're using JAX-RS together with CDI in your application it's not a problem to do such things. Fortunately, with Jersey it's also possible to do those things outside of CDI.
Jersey 2.15 is released
We have released Jersey 2.15 – Reference Implementation of JAX-RS 2.0 (Java API for RESTful Web Services). The JAX-RS 2.0 specification is available at the JCP web site.
In this article I'd like to introduce some of the new features, important bug fixes and other noteworthy changes.
Jersey 2.6 has been Released: New and Noteworthy
As some of you may have already noticed, we've recently released Jersey 2.6 (Reference Implementation of JAX-RS – Java API for RESTful Web Services). In this article I'd like to introduce some of the new features, important bug fixes and other noteworthy changes.
Continue reading Jersey 2.6 has been Released: New and Noteworthy
JSON in Query Params or How to Inject Custom Java Types via JAX-RS Parameter Annotations
Although I am not a big fan of sending JSON in other places than in the message body as the entity, for example in query parameter in case of requests, it's not a rare use-case and the way how it can be solved in JAX-RS 2.0 gives me a nice opportunity to illustrate usage of two new interfaces, ParamConverterProvider and ParamConverter. You can then re-use this approach to inject other media-types or formats your application relies on via @*Param annotations (@MatrixParam, @QueryParam, @PathParam, @CookieParam, @HeaderParam).
Continue reading JSON in Query Params or How to Inject Custom Java Types via JAX-RS Parameter Annotations
Filtering JAX-RS Entities with Standard Security Annotations
Few times I've ran into a situation in which I wanted to return only a part of entity I was working with, in my service, to the client-side. Feature that would allow me to send this partial set of fields should not only be driven by my own filtering rules but it also should take into consideration application roles the current user is in. It's not an uncommon use-case I'd say so in Jersey we'd come up with the Entity Filtering concept that would allow you to do such a thing: sending subgraph of entities from server to client (and vice versa), define your own filtering rules and make sure users get only the fields they are supposed to see.
Continue reading Filtering JAX-RS Entities with Standard Security Annotations
Handling JAX-RS and Bean Validation Errors with MVC
Since JAX-RS 2.0 you can use Bean Validation to validate inputs received from users and outputs created in your application. It's a handy feature and in most cases it works great. But what if you're using also MVC and you want to display custom error page if something goes wrong? Or what if you want to handle Bean Validation issues in a slightly different way than JAX-RS implementation you're using does? This article will give you some answers to these questions.
Continue reading Handling JAX-RS and Bean Validation Errors with MVC
Updating Jersey 2 in GlassFish 4
Different life-cycles of Jersey 2 and GlassFish 4 arise a question how to make sure that ones GlassFish instance contains always the latest version of Jersey. This question is even more important in case you don't want to download the nightly/promoted build every-time a new version of Jersey is released but you still want to use the latest and greatest Jersey.
Note: The script below is not compatible with Jersey 2.6 at the moment. I'll update it as soon as possible.


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Jedox v3.3 subset function dfilter in paloweb parameters transmission does not work
Hi, I cannot transmit parameters values in the data filter of the subset function. I want to limit the values between a mean and a max value (min "<" value "<" max) min and max come from the current sheet. It works with the Excel client, but not with the paloweb client. It also works when I enter the min and max values directly in the screen of the dfilter. Is it a bug or am I wrong ? Thank you for any help.
Hi, now it's ok, I made an installation in an other directory and it took a more recent licence file for odbo. But how does it work with my Premium Licence (IEDOM).
Hi, thank you for your answer. normally I have a client licence (Iedom in France). The licence file is in the olap/data directory (iedom.lic). I have also the original mdx licence file (mdx.lic 25/02/2011) which is in the odbo directory.
Hi, is it possible to create a BO universe which would connect to a Palo Olap Cube, perhaps with the ODBO/MDX/XMLA driver ? I use the Palo Suite Premium edition 3.2 SR3.
Hi, I am testing the last Palo Suite version 3.2 SR3, and especially the ODBO connection. I use Excel 2003 and at the last step of the connection process, I have an error message "cannot connect to the server". Also, the Palo MDX Interpreter service is not started (and I cannot start it manually, it stops immediately). Do you have a solution ?