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What's the largest component to dog teeth tarter? Most dogs fed a correct raw diet have little to no tarter or plaque. If yours does, consider this. Perhaps you haven't taken away the largest proponent causing the bacterial load that creates those dirty teeth.
Meet Cody. This happy guy is only seven months old so he shows no tarter yet. And talk about rambunctious, I couldn't even get a picture of him until he was leashed.
Welcome to Dog Talk Tuesday. Today Sandra King from Dog Nutrition Naturally and I are talking about the biggest creator of tarter and plaque on our dogs teeth. This component just happens to be the largest contributing factor to dog health problems as well.
That means an abundance of tarter may indicate a problem with digestion and assimilation (being able to use their food to create new healthy cells and promote energy as well.)
Interesting how the same thing that creates bacterial overload in your dog's mouth is the same darn thing that creates health problems in the rest of his body. If you haven't been with us long or you need a refresher, it's all about carbohydrates causing inflammation. Not just once in awhile but Chronic Inflammation from getting carbs on a regular basis.
If you still worry about your dog getting enough nutrients I'm going to share my top recommendations soon. In the meantime think, pre-biotics, pro-biotics, enzymes, superfoods and immune boosters. Yes, I'm crazy about my dog so I'm always learning and sharing what I do. It's called preach what I practice (;
You noticed Sandra brought up tripe in the video? Tripe really should be a part of your dog's diet. Not that white stuff at the grocery store but the real thing. It's called green tripe since it still has all the goodies in it. Here's a few pictures of the Lulu's tripe inside and out since I prefer pieces instead of ground meats, organs or offal. You can also read more about it at my page on Tripe including how to incorporate it slowly and how often you can serve it.
A note about the tripe I feed Lulu. One reason I prefer bigger pieces is it allows her to chew and she looks so happy when she does. She also adores chicken pieces with bone in. They take longer to eat and contribute to cleaner dog teeth at the same time.
If you've ever tried to cut raw tripe with a knife, you'll know just how chewy it is. This morning I took a piece out to add to her breakfast. Somehow I got a BIG one. Not willing to wrestle with it to make it smaller, I declared it a tripe breakfast day and tossed her herbal supplements on top and served. So easy.
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Submitted Wednesday, August 12, 10:10 AM
Tuesday I had a blast!! My club (Berean Crusaders) went on a field trip to the EAA Aircraft Museum. There we learned all about the first flights, the first planes created, planes from World War II, and people who flew across the world. There were a whole lot of planes, but my favorite was one that was both a plane and car.
After we left and ate lunch, I had to play my cymbals at drum corp practice. When that was over, I went to the afternoon activities. I did the inflatable sumo wrestling and won a game, the wooden rock climbing, and went to a tent to support our drill team in a competition. They won 3rd place!
While I was at these activities, I saw so many people I knew and mingled with ones I didn't. After that was over, I was so tired. At the end of the day, my club attended the evening service. I'm loving those so far. My favorite part is the puppet named Toby. Even though I fell asleep during the play, I loved the parts I saw.
It was a full day, but I had lots of fun!!!
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A federal appeals court will not rehear a lawsuit two environmental groups filed against the U.S. Forest Service and the City of Bend over Bend's Bridge Creek water pipeline.
Central Oregon LandWatch and WaterWatch of Oregon asked for a rehearing in October, arguing that federal judges broke with their own precedent in ruling that the Forest Service did enough to investigate alternatives that would divert less water from Bridge Creek. The pipeline under Skyliners Road, completed in 2015, diverts up to 18.2 cubic feet per second.
None of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals' 29 judges requested a vote on a rehearing, according to a court order filed Friday morning. From here, the two groups can only appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A voicemail left at Central Oregon LandWatch was not immediately returned Friday, but executive director Paul Dewey previously told The Bulletin he wouldn't rule out an appeal to the Supreme Court.
LandWatch would have 90 days to petition the Supreme Court. The high court accepts only a small minority of the thousands of petitions it receives each year.
The city of Bend spent $746,000 on legal fees defending the pipeline project since the lawsuit began four years ago.


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Al-Muwatta of Imam Malik Ibn AnasThe First Formulation of Islamic LawEnglish OnlyBy Imam Malik Ibn Anas
Revised in whole
Translator :Aisha Abdurrahman BewleyPaperback 465 Pages
Publisher : Madinah Press
About The Book
The first formulation of Islamic Law based on the behaviour of the people of Madinah during the time of the great Companions, Al-Muwatta is the blueprint for a just and radiant society: the earliest, clearest, cleanest record of early Islam. It is divided into 61 books on different subjects, each book containing many ahadith. The numbering system used by Malik is consecutive per book.
This is the only complete translation of Al-Muwatta of Imam Malik ibn Anas, the great jurist of Madina and founder of the Maliki school of Islamic Law. Al-Muwatta is a complete record of the legal and social parameters of the original Muslim community in Madina.
Malik's Muwatta (the well-trodden path) is a collection of two items:
Table of Contents
About Imam Malik
Malik bin Anas bin Malik bin Abu Amir Al-Asbahi was aborn in 93 A.H. and died in 179 A.H. He lived most of his life in Madinah, the city in which the Prophet (pbuh) settled in. He was a preeminent scholar of Islam, and is the originator of the Maliki judicial school of thought.
He is reputed to have had over one thousand students. During Malik's lifetime, he steadily revised his Muwatta, so it reflects over forty years of his learning and knowledge. It contains a few thousand hadith.
About The TranslatorAisha Abdurrahman at Tarjumana Bewley is one today's most prolific translators of classical Arabic work into English. Aisha Bewley not only understands Arabic but she is also aware of the basic meanings and nature of teachings and history of Islam. Her knowledge is born of experience and direct transmission, not merely academic theory and learning by rote. For more than twenty-five years she has been concerned with making the contents of many classical works in Arabic more Accessible to English-speaking readers for the first time, including Ash-Shifa of Qadi Iyad.
She is co-translator The Noble Qur'an A New Rendering of its Meaning in English. Other works include -Al-Muwatta of Imam Malik , Glossary of Islamic Terms, Islam: The Empowering of Women, Muslim Women A Biographical Dictionary,
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It's 5 AM in the morning and yes, this is the perfect time for me to tell you another story: the story of how I get into the volunteering and do not want to get out.
Volunteering is generally considered an altruistic activity where an individual or group provides services for no financial gain to benefit another person, group or organization.
Volunteering. n.d. In Wikipedia. Retrieved February 27, 2017 from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volunteering
I've heard so many times from the acquaintances who volunteered in various countries around the world and enjoyed it tremendously. So I was constantly curious, how volunteering works in Ukraine, my dear Motherland, who suffered a lot these years.
I started searching, «just googling it»; the most promising method is to find the organizations on the popular social websites and that's it!
I found some: it was Youth for Peace and WWF community of Ukraine.
I hadn't written them the very next second; I'm a person who analyses first and then dives deep into the ocean, so I waited. I didn't want to be rude, pop out of nowhere and say something like 'Take me: I'm so fine, you cannot reject me' which was the characteristic I have never thought about myself in my entire life (the self-esteem is still low but I'm working on it).
I waited until the day "Youth for Peace" announced a call for volunteers! It was a week after when I filled in and sent them my application; I was still unsure, but I couldn't wait any longer. They needed volunteers to help on Christmas lunches and the preparation before it. The Christmas was coming to the town of Kyiv and everyone needed a tiny miracle.
I was waiting and waiting, until the day of 21st, when one of the coordinators called me, asked if I am still ready to come on 25th of December and talk more about my willingness to help.
The thing that scared me a lot more was not the idea of the volunteering itself in the organization I didn't know much about (though I did my deep research before even applying), it was mostly about the new people and new relationships with them.
To be honest, I was scared as hell, trembling while going upstairs (and not using the elevator) to prolong the time of arrival. I tried to be as slow as I can and turned the «turtle mode» on; unfortunately, my legs didn't listen to me: I came a half hour before the meeting.
The first recollections of the evening: I was asked if I came to help to make sandwiches and I said «no», buffering like the old-fashioned equalizer on the antediluvian computer. My mind went blank. Hands were sweaty and I wanted to run away because I forgot what to say and started to address myself in 3rd person. I was so embarrassed, thank the heaven above Olya took me away and I was saved. Not for long obviously: there were more people to get acquainted with!
So many new faces and names; I would surely lie if I'll say I recalled them on the very first evening. While the next meeting, I could say if I've seen this person before, but sometimes it was hard to distinguish who is who.
At first, she told me the history of the establishment and the community of Saint Giles, as people refer him in English, or Sant' Egidio in Italian, who patronaged beggars, poor people, and others.
Later, she showed me some photos and videos about the Roma children and their community; couple videos were about the elder people who live in the retirement houses. Also, she mentioned about the couple projects they were in process of making.
Incredible, I still cannot understand how on Earth they manage to do events regularly and keep it all organized!
As time passed by, a couple of «freshly baked» volunteers which were noticeably older than me (not that I mind it) came by and we were introduced to our mentor Eugene for the task – to congratulate Roma children, who live in the suburbs of the capital, with the holidays and present them gifts.
We moved to the kitchen, we talked and we made the gifts, and we talked again: about the community, about the volunteering, about the life itself. I was the youngest in there at the moment and that was magical to be surrounded by a group of adults (funny, but I still can't realize or take the fact that I am an adult too) who had their full-time jobs, completed degrees at the universities behind their backs, bright minds, creativity and strive to help and change the society; the fire in their eyes could burn the infinite number of enemies, but when it comes to the people they love it would just warm them up without causing any damage.


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December 12, 2009 (CHICAGO) --The FBI and police are investigating two bank robberies that occurred Friday evening just minutes apart. The first was at the MB Financial bank branch at 1400 16th Street in Oak Brook. Shortly after 5 p.m., a lone robber, described only as a white male, presented a note to a teller which threatened both a gun and bomb. He left the bank with an unknown amount of cash.
The second robbery was at a Chase bank branch, located at 5200 West Dempster in Skokie. Around 5:40 p.m., a lone robber entered the bank and handed a teller a note, announcing a robbery. He also escaped with an undetermined amount of cash.
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Vermieter, die ihre Immobilien unseren Kunden anbieten wollen, bitten wir diesen Formular auszufuellen.
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Cartier – Unlock your wish
Owning a Cartier product is every person's wish, be it jewellery, sunglasses, fragrances, or watches. This French fashion powerhouse was founded by Louis-François Cartier in 1847. Known for its great masterpieces, genius craftsmanship, and innovative designs, the brand has earned a prestigious name for itself in the fashion world. It is inspired by beauty, passion, and power, thus boosting the confidence of its customers. The brand is popular among the most discerning class of the society. It is renowned for its rich heritage and ensures excellence.
Buy Cartier products online from Howprices.com
Each items produced by Cartier is an essential fashion piece. Being an expert, it produces Cartier jewelry for women, which is exquisite in style and design. The gemstones used in the jewellery pieces are elegantly styles to make pendants, bracelets, rings, earrings, etc. The material quality is superb while the designs are intricate. Customized jewellery items are also produced by the brand. Moreover, watches for men and women are simply gorgeous. These are available in a variety of designs and models. A Cartier watch enhances the fashion statement of a person wearing it. You can buy all the latest collection of Cartier products online from Howprices which offers them at affordable rates. These products will get you the attention you deserve.
Cartier watches for women
A watch is an essential accessory for a man as well as a woman. Though the basic purpose of a watch is to show time but it is a huge fashion accessory that cannot be ignored. Cartier watches for women are amazing. It has endless designs when you browse for buying a perfect watch. These are best for women with class, style, and elegance. There are different watches in each range produced by the brand. Let's have a look at these series and discuss some popular watches from among them.
Tank: First tank watch was created in 1917. The watch has a unique, aesthetic design and has crisp, clean lines, making it popular among the elegant clientele. Popular women watches from this series include Tank Anglaise, Tank Solo, Tank Louis Cartier, etc. These watches have endless variations with distinctive identity.
Ballon bleu de Cartier: Having a bit larger dial and a sapphire nestled on the side of the watch adds to its elegance. When clasped around the wrist of the women, it provides an attractive sight. It contains roman numerals with sapphire winding mechanism. The metallic case has convex curves and the bracelet has a polished finish on it.
Baignoire: This series is a blend of timeless chic and purity. It depicts true powers of crafting and watchmaking. Elegantly designed, it is produced in a single line.
Ballon Blanc de Cartier: These watches are designed like a piece of jewellery. The bracelet of the watch is diamond studded, giving this watch a divine look. A single diamond is also attached to the side of the dial. These are available in white-gold and pink gold colors. These watches are super expensive, yet super-stylish.


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So I took a bit of a blogging hiatus while finishing up some personal business. A particular someone was trying to use my blog against me, but since reading wasn't his thing he generally failed in that department. But that unpleasantness is over and done and so I'm picking up where I left off, sorta…
I've got a lot of bigger and better things going on in my life.
First, I'd like to present my nephew, the cute and charming, Mr. Monkey Butt.
This fine fellow shares a birthday with his Aunt Sarah's (yeah, she's just a little excited about that) entering the world on May 9.
Secondly, I'M GETTING A NEW CAR! Today in fact, I will be the proud owner of one of these:
And lastly, and in my opinion the most exciting:
We're gonna be parents!!! If you look closely you can see my then three month belly. Now at 4+ months it's really making it's presence known!
So, I'm back, and we're in for one heck of a ride. Buckle up!


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Hilary Duff Shows a Bit Of Edge in a Leather Jacket
Hilary Duff makes her way to pick up a coffee from La Conversation on Thursday afternoon (January 8) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 27-year-old actress had just finished up working out at the gym that morning.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Hilary Duff
The day before, Hilary showed off her sweet smile while taking a stroll after stopping at La Scala to grab a bite to eat with a friend and her two-year-old son Luca in Beverly Hills.
30+ pictures inside of Hilary Duff getting things done around West Hollywood…


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Project/Program Portfolio Management provides the organizations that comprise NJEDge.Net with an invaluable tool to ensure that strategy and resource investments are well aligned while mitigating risk to successful outcomes.
Montclair, NJ. (PRWEB) April 26, 2016
PMO Advisory has consistently been the leader in developing and continuously improving its consulting offerings and training courses through research and thought leadership. The firm dedicates its resources addressing the challenges of business execution – getting the right things done in the right way. A number of recent studies have demonstrated a poor state of strategy implementation, with a corresponding failure rate as high as 90%. While dismal, the silver lining is that there are practices that work, and using portfolio management as the bridge to link strategy with execution has proven to increase organizational and project performance.
Dr. Edward Chapel, Senior Vice President of NJEDge, and Prof. Te Wu of PMO Advisory, are jointly presenting at the upcoming Project Management Institute's New Jersey Chapter (PMI-NJ) at their annual symposium to highlight ways in which organizations can improve alignment between strategy and execution, through the practice of portfolio management. The presentation will present a number of recent studies, combined with real case studies from financial services to higher education. The goal of the presentation is to offer a better methodology to align projects and programs with strategic goals and objectives. "Project/Program Portfolio Management provides the organizations that comprise NJEDge.Net with an invaluable tool to ensure that strategy and resource investments are well aligned while mitigating risk to successful outcomes," stated Dr. Edward Chapel, Senior Vice President of NJEDge.
"Even though portfolio management has existed since the dawn of Strategy as a School of Management in the early 1960's, it is only recently that organizations have started to apply this discipline. In response to this growing momentum, the Project Management Institute (PMI) established a new Portfolio Management Professional (PfMP®) credential in 2014 to highlight its importance," says Prof. Te Wu, CEO and Founder of PMO Advisory, himself certified in PfMP. "Since resources are precious and scarce, successful organizations embrace portfolio management to prioritize and select optimal investment choices."
PMO Advisory maintains its leadership in project portfolio management through training, publishing, consulting, research, and volunteering. The firm, a PMI Global R.E.P., started offering Portfolio Management training in the same month (May 2014) that PMI released the exam results of the early adopters. Prof. Wu's book, The Sensible Guide to Passing the PfMP Exam, is the best seller and the highest rated of its kind on Amazon.com. The firm has helped many organizations, including Global 500 companies, build PMOs with portfolio management processes. It also has one of the largest LinkedIn Groups for portfolio management, which is used as a platform to engage practitioners and thought leaders for research and collaboration. Perhaps most importantly, PMO Advisory CEO, Prof. Te Wu, is an active volunteer with PMI and other professional institutes. He is currently a core committee member responsible for creating the next edition of The Standard for Portfolio Management for PMI Global.
About Project Management Institute (PMI)
PMI is the world's largest project management member association, representing more than 600,000 practitioners in more than 185 countries. As a global thought leader and knowledge resource, PMI advances the profession through its global standards and credentials, collaborative chapters and virtual communities and academic research. When organizations invest in project management, supported by PMI, executives have confidence that their important initiatives will deliver expected results, greater business value and competitive advantage. Visit us at http://www.PMI.org, http://www.facebook.com/PMInstitute, and on Twitter @PMInstitute.
About Project Management Institute's New Jersey Chapter (PMI-NJ)
PMI-NJ is the second largest PMI chapter in the world with over 4,700 members. The theme of the May 2016 symposium, the 30th annual symposium, is "Be Strategic: Revive your Project Portfolio Management Skills". PMI-NJ is devoted to building professionalism and excellence in Project Managers. The all-volunteer managed chapter activities include: Panel Discussions, Lecture Meetings, Networking, PMP Test Preparation Classes, and Symposiums. For more information, visit http://www.pminj.org
About NJEDge.Net
NJEDge.Net is a non-profit technology consortium of academic and research institutions in New Jersey. Through its deployment of advanced Internet technologies and digital communication, NJEDge.Net supports its members in their institutional teaching and learning; scholarship; research and development; outreach programs; public service, and economic development. In providing a broadband statewide network, NJEDge.Net creates an environment for inter-operability to facilitate productive use of technology across the academic enterprise. NJEDge.Net introduces emerging technologies and state-of-the-art networking to its partners in academia, government and industry for inter-institutional collaboration, scholarship and research. For more information, visit http://www.njedge.net
About PMO Advisory
PMO Advisory is a socially minded management advisory and training firm with expertise in business and IT execution, serving as a resource to help enable ideas for organizations. PMO Advisory helps transform business ideas, plans, objectives and vision into reality using a proven, customizable consulting approach. The firm's advisory team is expert in portfolio, program and project leadership, process improvement, and business transformation. As a training company, the firm is striving to be the most comprehensive project management training firm in the world offering certification training in Portfolio (PfMP®), Program (PgMP®), Project (PMP®, CAPM®, PRINCE2®, and MSP®), Risk (PMI-RMP®), Agile (PMI-ACP®, SCRUM®), Service Management (ITIL® Series), and Project Management Office (PMO) training. For more information, visit PMO Advisory on the web at http://www.pmoadvisory.com
PMI, PfMP, PgMP, PMP, CAPM, PMI-RMP, PMI-ACP, and PMI-SP are registered marks of the Project Management Institute Inc. ITIL, MSP, and PRINCE2 are registered marks of AXELOS Ltd.


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Paleo Garlic Hummus Recipe
Humus has a reputation to be a diet food, and is popular among athletes, body builders, or those who are trying to shed some pounds. And why not, it is rich in fiber, folic acid, healthy fats, and a whole lot of vitamins and minerals, all at very low calories. It is a good substitute for fat-laden mayonnaise and dips, and a perfect pair to fresh carrots, bell peppers and cucumbers.
Chickpeas not paleo? Try cauliflowers, like in this Paleo Garlic Hummus Recipe. Happy snacking!
- 1 head cauliflower, cored
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 2 Tbsp olive oil
- ¼ tsp salt
- ¼ tsp black pepper
- ½ cup guacamole
- 3 cloves of garlic
- 1 Tbsp lemon juice
- ⅛ tsp chili powder
- Preheat your oven 500 degrees
- In large bowl combine the olive olive, cumin, salt and pepper
- Cut the cauliflower into small pieces
- Add the cut cauliflower to bowl and toss coat the cauliflower with spices
- Place the cauliflower on a baking sheet and place in oven
- Bake for 30-35 min, half way though resort the cauliflower
- Take the garlic and smash into a paste.
- In a separate bowl combine the guacamole, lemon juice and garlic paste.
- Remove the cauliflower from the oven and place into a food processor with the paste.
- Blend everything until smooth, if too thick add more olive oil.
- Season with chili powder and add olive oil on top
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This Cabernet wine was sourced from the Upland and Stillwater Creek Vineyards. The wine has aromas of spicebox, black cherry, anise, black olive and coffee grounds. There are rich flavors of black cherry, anise, creme de cassis and black olive. This is an excellent value by Structure. (Best 2016-2021) - October, 2016 (OB)
Wine Specifications
- Report Date: October, 2016
- Producer: Structure Cellars
- Vintage: 2014
- Drinking Window: 2016-2021
- Estimated Value: $24
- Country: United States
- Region: Washington
- Appellation: Washington
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The last time you hired your friend to coordinate your wedding, did you know you were the one that was going to learn all the "failing forward" lessons? It's pretty much the same with having a friend DJ your wedding for free. Unless they are experienced with weddings, there will be a lot of "failing forward" moments. Over the years, Big Tyme Entertainment has learned plenty of those lessons and we have stepped up our game when it comes to providing the best services for weddings.
First lesson, make sure you are prepared for the unexpected. Not always can we think of all the things that need to go right for a wedding, but we try! Second lesson, keep a sense of humor about the event. Look at each "hiccup" as a learning experience and do what you can to make that glitch a blessing. Third lesson, make sure you have back up equipment or have scripts loaded on 2 different devices as well as in paper form. You don't want anything stopping you from being the best you can. Forth lesson, look over your contracts two or three times to make sure you don't miss schedule differences or extra charges for going over a contracted time. And finally, have FUN. There is no sense in stressing over the details the day of the wedding. You hired people to make sure everything runs smoothly between vendors so you can focus on being beautiful and having fun. Big Tyme Entertainment is all about having fun and planning everything and having the timeline and music in writing two weeks before the event. We want our clients to know everything will go smooth and they can relax before the wedding and enjoy their event.
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MOLINE- Local Illinois leaders will tour the new Q multi-modal station Monday, May 8.
The building downtown, is supposed to become a hotel and the home of passenger rail service in the Quad Cities.
New mayor Stephanie Acri, who was our guest on Good Morning Quad Cities' 'Breakfast With...' Thursday, May 4, says the hotel part of the project, called Element Hotel, should be open by late summer of this year.
"It's kind of stand alone until the rail comes in," Acri said Thursday. "But the developer feels really confident it will be a really good hotel even though we don't have the rail traffic yet."
Acri says the city is confident passenger rail service will come to the Quad Cities despite Illinois not having a budget.
We continue our May of Mayors on Thursday, May 11, 2017. We are having Breakfast With...' Rock Island Mayor Mike Thoms at the QC Coffee and Pancake House off 3rd Avenue. The segment starts at 5 a.m.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
SSS2 - Planet of the Daleks 2
The Terry Nation's Greatest Hits Tour continues in Episode 2, punctuated by two or three scenes of boring moralizing and a couple others featuring misguided stupidity.
Anyway, let's get the Greatest hits out of the way. The Doctor gets temporarily paralyzed by being the second (and hopefully last) person to be merely stunned by a Dalek (just like Ian was in The Daleks). What about the Dalek's past history would lead him to believe that he could not only stop the Daleks from destroying the Thal ship (especially by saying "There's someone still in there!" - that's extra incentive to a Dalek!) but that they wouldn't exterminate him on the spot? Jo doesn't fare much better. When confronted with the fungus on her arm, her first consideration is to record her thoughts on the log. That little cassette case has ably served the role of fellow companion during these first two episodes, allowing Jo to explain the situation out loud (as if we wouldn't have figured it out already) and not sound like she's talking to herself.
The episode stops dead in its tracks twice, and both instances are sign posted with giant, Las Vegas-like flashing neon arrow signs that say "Warning - Unsubtle Character Development Ahead". Both involve The Doctor lecturing his new Thal allies (or Thallies, if you will) about, first, caution to the impulsive Vaber (who, conveniently, for all his exuberance, is attacked by a flesh-eating tentacle to enhance The Doctor's argument), and, later, and more painfully, a tedious sermon to Codal about bravery.
Any momentum that the ending of Frontier in Space gave this story has all but vanished now.
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Draw a rectangle. Easy, right? Now try drawing a balbis. There are a number of shapes most of us come into contact with every day while blissfully unaware of what to actually call them.
This quiz features some unusual shapes with fantastic names you almost definitely didn't learn in high school geometry. It starts off easy and then gets progressively harder. Try it out and see how many shapes you can identify.


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Clare Rojas's (Artist in Residence '03, Affiliate '15–'16) early work brought together high art and popular culture, referencing West Coast modernism, Quaker art, Byzantine mosaics, and Native American textiles. Recently, Rojas has focused her attention on the abstract shapes formed by architecture and shadow that dominate interior spaces, producing colorful, precise, abstract compositions on stretched linen. She has had solo exhibitions at CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San Francisco; Deitch Projects, New York; the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Massachusetts; Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Castilla y León, Spain; Marella Gallery, Beijing, China; and Museum Het Doemien, Netherlands, among others. She is represented by Anglim Gilbert Gallery in San Francisco and Kavi Gupta Gallery in Chicago, and her work is in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Denver Art Museum; and American Museum of the Moving Image, New York. She received her BA from Rhode Island School of Design and her MFA from School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She lives and works in San Francisco.
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Referencing West Coast modernism, Quaker art, Native American textiles, Byzantine mosaics, and Outsider art, Clare Rojas tells stories through painting, installations, and video. Often her narratives concern relationships between the sexes and among humans and animals, in their struggle to find harmony and balance. Many works quietly celebrate the traditional strengths of women, depicting them like Russian nesting dolls in conventional roles without critical undertones or hints of sexual exploitation. Quilt-like patterns in vivid colors accentuate the folk art-inspired scenes present in some works, while simple geometric forms and stark interiors evoke Bauhaus design in others. Recently, Rojas has focused her attention on the abstract shapes formed by architecture and shadow that dominate interior spaces, producing colorful, precise, abstract compositions on stretched linen.
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PaaS (Platform as a Service) is a new name for an old product category. PaaS vendors are springing up everywhere, providing application stacks, middleware, application development tools, and provisioning and scaling capabilities for cloud-based applications. The traditional players come from a place where they are trying to adapt their traditional on-premises bases to the cloud without losing significant market share, while newer players are trying to promote new application development and deployment paradigms for both enterprises and ISVs. Traditional players include the likes of Oracle, Microsoft, SAP, IBM, and even Progress Software, while the newer native breed includes startups such as Engine Yard, Zoho, and CloudBees as well as internet giants such as Salesforce.com and Google.
Prior to the emergence of cloud-based applications, leading application platforms of previous generations included platforms such as PowerBuilder, Visual Basic, Oracle Forms, Lotus Notes/Domino, Delphi, and even NetWeaver and Cold Fusion. These platforms offered primarily enterprise IT but also some ISVs high level tools that made it easy to assemble building blocks into enterprise software applications. This former generation's architecture was desktop-based client-server (PowerBuilder, Oracle Forms) while a slightly more modern generation included some internet 3-tier approaches (ColdFusion and NetWeaver). While these platforms didn't handle any of the provisioning, scaling, or multi-tenancy capabilities associated with cloud-based applications, they all provided visual environments, high level application building blocks (often called "controls", "data connectors", or "widgets"), and some degree of underlying database connectivity. Enterprise developers adopted these tools as they enabled rapid development capabilities, consistency of look-and-feel, and easy integration amongst families of IT-built enterprise applications. The downside often included expensive licensing and some degree of locked-in-ness as the scripting languages were often proprietary and applications had tight dependencies on the middleware included with such platforms. Occasionally ISVs also adopted these tools, but because ISVs are more sensitive to the aforementioned downsides than enterprises are, adoption of these platforms with ISVs was minimal.
For the most part, the focus of the new group of emerging PaaS providers is different than that of the legacy leaders. Most of these PaaS products are focused on manageability, scalability, control, and provisioning, and not on rapid development. Many of the PaaS providers simply wrap open source languages and middleware (such as Spring, Struts, Node.js, Python, Ruby, etc.) with a provisioning and deployment engine. While they help an organization deploy and manage cloud-based applications, they do not make significant inroads in improving the development experience in a cloud-centric way.
Salesforce remains a notable exception. The Force Platform provides a visual development environment (forms engine, workflow engine, and report engine) with a cloud-native infrastructure that handles scaling and multi-tenancy under the covers. While a great solution for enterprise IT willing to lock itself in to Salesforce, however, the Force is not typically adopted by ISVs for fear of being locked into partnering with a potential future competitor (as Salesforce expands its offering footprint). Furthermore, these ISVs are also unwilling to base a solution on a platform that requires significant subscription fees.
Thus, what we predict, and what we look forward to, is the emergence of a generation of PaaS solutions that integrate both approaches. The eventual leaders will offer the management and provisioning capabilities of the new cohort, but also integrate an application development paradigm with high level visual capabilities, robust scripting languages, workflow, and reporting. This next set of leaders will likely not be in the application business, and thus, at least initially, non-threatening partners to both enterprises and ISVs alike.
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Nestled in the upper shopping mall levels of IFC in Central, H One offers superb views over Victoria Harbour from its somewhat narrow dining room. The lighting in the evening is kept conspiratorially low to allow the vista to shine; tables are nicely spaced and furnishings are comfortable. A private room with sliding doors allows for more privacy, but the sounds of particularly raucous gatherings are not always well-contained within its walls. An impressive desserts display and fresh shellfish and antipasti counter greet diners when they arrive.
H One boasts, unabashedly, that a meal here is 'the ultimate experience'. A lengthy menu split into various categories comprising a degustation as well as "chef's specialties", charcoal-grilled meats and seafood, pasta, risotto, pizza and burgers. It's slightly over-complicated, especially when the waiters come over with an oversized chalkboard drawn up with a handful of daily specials, but of the dishes we tried, all hit the mark. Fresh oysters from Australia, France, and the US are well-prepped and make a good start; grilled Italian octopus salad with celery, pine nuts, herbs, Parmesan and lemon olive oil offers a zestful burst of Mediterranean flavours, and the octopus is tender rather than rubbery. The profile of simple, robust flavours continues in a dish of house-made linguine with razor clams, chilli and bottarga, a pleasing plateful of slippery al-dente pasta, sweet shellfish and punches of umami. The eight-hour braised wagyu beef cheek with horseradish potato mash and paper-thin vegetables in a balsamic jus is deeply flavoured and complex, showing a level of care in the kitchen when it comes to slow-cooking. For dessert, the balance between tradition and innovation is well-judged; tiramisu comes with coffee granita and vanilla foam, while our lemon lime mousse with lemon lace cookies and blackcurrant sorbet is a joy to discover.
The breadth of H One's wine list, which has a decent geographical spread taking in both new and old world but with a focus on Italian bottles, is nevertheless quite prohibitively priced. There is little below HK$600, and half-bottles are limited to premium labels. There are wines by the glass, averaging HK$138 per serving.
Service was slightly clumsy at first, with multiple staff members asking if we would like to order wines even before we'd seen the food menu. However things quickly improved, and service was friendly and accommodating, even going as far as to divide each of our main courses into separate portions when we expressed the desire to share each dish.
A three-course meal for two, comprising the chef's specialties, with a glass of wine each averages around HK$1,500-HK$1,700. The cost is not entirely unreasonable considering the quality of ingredients and of cooking, and is mainly due to cost of wine. If you stick to pastas, pizzas or burgers you can shave several hundred dollars off the total bill.


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Atlantic City is a hidden gem along the New Jersey shoreline, offering visitors much more than a seaside destination. As Atlantic City has gone through numerous transitions, the destination is in the midst of the dawn of a new era, drawing from its rich history to meet the demands of the future.
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The parents of a teenage girl were awarded $63 million in court on Wednesday this week nearly a decade after the girl suffered a severe allergic reaction to Motrin and lost most of her skin. Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary McNeil PPC Inc. will pay Samantha Reckis $50 million in compensatory damages and her parents each $6.5 million.
Samantha was given Motrin ibuprofen when she was 7 years old. She suffered a rare side effect known as toxic epidermal necrolysis, which left her blinded, brain damaged, and with low respiratory capacity. She also lost about 90% of her skin. Doctors had to drill into her skull to relieve pressure, but thankfully her brain damage resulted in short-term memory loss in the long-term rather than more severe damage. Her family filed a lawsuit in 2007, alleging that Samantha was blinded by Motrin and that the company failed to adequately warn consumers about possible life-threatening reactions.
According to court testimony, Samantha's parents gave her Motrin in 2003, the day after Thanksgiving for a fever. The resulting effect–toxic epidermal necrolysis–is a potentially fatal skin disease that inflames the mucus membranes and includes a rash that burns off the top layer of skin. In Samantha's case, it inflammed her throat, mouth, eyes, esophagus, intestinal tract, respiratory system and reproductive system and doctors had to put her in a coma. Johnson & Johnson says that it disagrees with the jury verdict and says that it is considering additional legal options.
recently named in the 2009 edition of Best Lawyer's In America, David Mittleman has been representing seriously injured people since 1985. A partner with Church Wyble PC—a division of Grewal Law PLLC—Mr. Mittleman and his partners focus on medical malpractice, wrongful death, car accidents, slip and falls, nursing home injury, pharmacy/pharmacist negligence and disability claims.


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Earlier this week we revealed our latest Model of the Month, so now it's time to choose our top reviewer from the past month.
Not only a matter of prestige, our chosen reviewer also gets a £100 Lovehoney gift voucher to spend as they choose.
This month's prize goes to KitsiKiki, who reviewed the Lovehoney Flaunt Me Red Floral Lace Balcony Basque.
"The bodice accentuates each and every curve precisely the way a basque should; hugging here and caressing there, just like your lover will. The good thing about grouped sizing (i.e. small, medium, large) instead of tailored measurements is the slightly stretchy quality which allows for changes in size/weight as well as simple preference. This basque is also equipped with a triple row of eyelet fasteners for added adjustability." Read the full review.
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A Little Bit About Getting Back On The Horse
This whole rodeo is a tough sport to be in. They say that the best thing to do is get back on the horse, though. You've just fallen off, bumped your head on the ground, you have a bit of a headache, but you're okay. You give it a couple of days, that was a hard damn fall. However, there you are, a week later, riding away happily. Things are going really great now. You are having the most awesome time. Things are feeling really good too, and you are settling into a rhythm that you could ride with forever. But then the horse decides it's PMS is too bad this month and bucks wildly. You're thrown badly off it, landing awkwardly on your shoulder, and you hear your clavicle snap. The horse doesn't run away, no, it comes back, sees you riling on the floor in pain, and proceeds to trample all over you, breaking 3 ribs and fracturing your left leg. You also have a concussion. You're broken, both physically and emotionally, and you never see yourself ever riding again. But now, weeks pass and you miss it. Badly. You miss your horse. The way it galloped in a technique only you could fathom. And it had the most beautifully groomed mane. But that bitch broke you. And you never forget. So you try a few other...Read More


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MIAMI — XBIZ Miami organizers today said that reservations for the new room block at The Redbury, the next-door sister property of the SLS Hotel, will end on Tuesday.
XBIZ Miami organizers have retained a special starting rate of $185 a night for attendees at The Redbury. Room reservations are now available by calling (305) 604-1776 and using group code "XBIZ."
The Redbury is a unique boutique hotel that offers a bohemian counter-culture feel with design elements drawn from South Beach's iconic heyday. Each room features a record player with a special vinyl collection curated by Capitol Records, spacious closets and work areas, along with marble bathrooms featuring soaking tubs and rain showers.
Guests of The Redbury get priority access to The Raleigh's beach and SLS Hotel South Beach's fitness center amenities, as well as the property's 12,000-square-foot rooftop pool.
XBIZ Miami, running June 1-4 at the SLS Hotel, is set to deliver a fresh range of engaging sessions and executive networking opportunities, plus entertaining special events and plenty of beachside fun for adult site operators, executives and talent.
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Quextit Q&A or (Quextit Question and Answer Service) allows any organization to quickly and efficiently stream questions from users, customers or any community of interest to the right person or persons (moderators), and gives those experts a secure, private moderation forum for discussing and eventually publishing the correct answer.Originally developed for the FIRST Robotics Competition, this solution has evolved significantly and is available on most smartphones and any web browser at a very reasonable cost per month.
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Apology sought for Indian boarding school abuses (March 17, 2009)
A national wellness group is asking President Barack Obama to apologize for the "widespread abuse" that occurred at Indian boarding schools. White Bison Inc. plans to present a petition to...
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Close vote for Lac du Flambeau fishing agreement (March 17, 2009)
Members of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa voted narrowly to maintain the tribe's fishing agreement with the state of Wisconsin. The agreement was upheld by a...
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Tanana Chiefs Conference holds annual meeting (March 17, 2009)
Alaska Native leaders from 42 Interior communities are meeting in Fairbanks for the annual Tanana Chiefs Conference convention. This year's theme is "In Partnerships- Strengthening Our Culture and Traditions and...
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Eight charged with slaughter of caribou in Alaska (March 17, 2009)
Eight people from the Alaska Native village of Point Hope have been charged in connection with a mass slaughter of caribou. The eight men, ranging in ages from 18...
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Court rules in Cheyenne-Arapaho Fort Reno case (March 17, 2009)
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes lost a bid to revive a lawsuit claiming ownership of 7,000 acres at Fort Reno in Oklahoma. In a unanimous decision, the D.C. Circuit Court...
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Witness list for hearing on recognition bills (March 17, 2009)
The House Natural Resources Committee holds a hearing tomorrow on two federal recognition bills. The first bill is H.R.31, to recognize the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina. The second is...
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Osage Nation to appeal reservation status case (March 17, 2009)
The Osage Nation of Oklahoma will appeal a judge's decision that said the tribe's reservation does not exist. The tribe claims all of Osage County as its reservation. But...
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Native radio summit set for April 1 in Portland (March 17, 2009)
Representatives of more than 60 Native radio stations are expected to attend the ninth annual Native Radio Summit takes place April 1 in Portland, Oregon. The summit, hosted by Native...
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OST offers will and estate planning sessions (March 17, 2009)
The Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians is offering three more will and estate planning sessions for Indian beneficiaries in Oklahoma The first one was held in Concho...
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Tim Giago: Sticks and stones and Charles Trimble (March 17, 2009)
Have any regular readers of the news stories on Indianz.com noticed that a fellow named Charles Trimble seems to have a vendetta against me? He is even riled because I...
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TJ Show: Showing Indian Country the money (March 17, 2009)
The following is the opinion of TJ Show, the secretary for the Blackfeet Nation of Montana. As Indian Country breathes a sigh of relief over President Barack Obama's allocation of...
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Judge rejects bid to end New York tobacco lawsuit (March 17, 2009)
A federal judge said the New York City can proceed with a lawsuit against eight smoke shops on the Poospatuck Reservation. The judge said the smoke shops can't assert a...
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Salazar open to discussing ANWR development (March 17, 2009)
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said he is open to discussing whether a certain type of development can be utilized to drill oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge of Alaska....
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Poarch Band not worried about land-into-trust ruling (March 17, 2009)
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is not worried about the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Carcieri v. Salazar even though the Alabama tribe didn't gain formal recognition until 1984....
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Blog: How the stimulus can help Indian Country (March 17, 2009)
"Hotel Attorneys with an important and different perspective on the Stimulus Bill: How will it help tribal governments finance hotel projects in Indian Country On March 15, Hotel Attorney, Catherine...
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Cherokee Nation debates ending term limits (March 17, 2009)
Members of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma might be asked to end term limits for tribal leaders. In 1999, tribal members approved a constitution that limits tribal leaders to two...
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Omnibus funds North Dakota tribe's overdue hospital (March 17, 2009)
The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation of North Dakota can finally break ground on a long-overdue hospital. The Fiscal Year 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act provides $17 million for the Elbowoods...
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Congressional candidate Jessica Morse in an excellent guest opinion cited the expense of preventing and fighting expensive wildfires resulting from lack of Congressional funding to prevent rapid spread of fires due to lack of clearing by the Forest Service.
Yes, the diminished funding has created this part of the problem although since the Rim Fire, a coalition of special interests have met and worked to solve this underlying problem of managing forests and preserving riparian habitat along with valuable watershed components.
This article seems to say that only Tuolumne County and the U.S. Forest Service are working together when both are a part of the collaborative of many stakeholders and conservationists who support protection of various resources such as water, habitat, and the agriculture component of grazing, mining and logging.
The county always welcomes more money into its coffers although all the money in the world cannot compensate for poor land-use planning decisions. The expensive part of fighting wildfires is the protection of property owned by those who wish to exert their private property rights by building in or near our forests on most parcels that are considered today, to have a zone designation as "high fire danger" due to the lack of water, roads, and access to fire protection facilities.
The Board of Supervisors approved "new community" Mountain Springs, which was incorporated into the General Plan in 2008, was designed for over 600 units, off a remote and narrow country road, approximately three miles from Sonora, with only one access route into the entire 900 acre development.
Due to this project's fire safety demands and the proposed Peaceful Oaks development, we now have fire protection from the multi-million dollar facility at Striker Court on Tuolumne Road, which has an approximate travel time of up to 15 minutes on narrow cross country roads to the entrance of Mountain Spring's 900 plus acres.
Approximately six years ago the building industry worked with county administration to introduce a study, for the reduction of the growth fees for services required of new development. Eager to please Supervisors managed to reduce fees for fire protection services.
Have those reduced fees received reconsideration during the budget development and proposals? Supposedly the growth fees were to be reviewed every two years to keep up with costs of services provided. Was this the process for our stressed 2017 budget?
Our Board of Supervisors continues to support the myth of "development" as economic growth when studies and data reflect costs of services as far greater than revenues derived from sprawl and rural development.
The costs of limited fire protection services in lost property and lives, must be corrected with better decisions made by our county's land use and planning policies. The revised Draft General Plan will be out for public review this year and all citizens must look at this element of "fire safety'' when approving new communities and developments in rural landscapes.
Electoral candidates need two years to get their feet on the ground and I doubt that any advocate for Congressional District 4 will bend the will of Congress when budgets are extremely stressed. Smart growth decisions via the General Plan, combined with hard working grant writers and grassroots movements such as our productive local collaborative, will have far more success in providing the protections and preventatives needed for our communities.
Let us all work together to replace ineffective leaders by being alert to land use decisions and development of our General Plan.
Barbara Farkas is president of Tuolumne County Citizens for Responsible Growth.


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Sharky slayed the "Gorzenal" handrail like a true knight until the dungeon keeper showed up and cut the session short by kicking us out. We just hope he didn`t miss out on anything "special" like we did...sometimes those last tries are crucial...
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Friday, June 21, 2013
Kickin' it nu skool
You break out your barkalounger, put your feet up, sip your java, share some tall tales, and in the words of Mark Twain, tell a few stretchers.
I can do that now.
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Looks quite comfy. I am waiting now for the tales from the bonfire.ReplyDeleteReplies
Sonja, rest assured that every mile, and every minute of that trip will be GoPro'ed, photographed, blogged about, and commented on to death!Delete
At our recent BMW Rally camp chairs came up and I was demonstrating my 2-leg Monarch chair. One of the guys walked me over to his tent and pulled out his 'quick' chair and though dark, I'm guessing it was just like yours. Was yours from the 3 letter "R" company? How do you like yours? I tried his in some very soft ground and had trouble.Replies
Coop, it's an Alite Mantis chair, the top of their line. REI sells either a knock-off, or similar model.Delete
A little pricey, but very comfortable.
Yup, those legs will sink in sand or soft ground. They have another model, slightly cheaper, that has a bar front and back instead of feet that would sink less.
I discussed that with the person who helped when I bought it yesterday. I also bought a camp towel. She suggested that the camp towel under the legs would do the trick on sand.
I already travel with a flattened Coke can for my centre stand. I'm planning to flatten a few more and throw them in the top case for the chair. That should do the trick.
Sitting in that chair on a beach with a beer and riding buddies, I think a little sinkage won't dampen my mood :)
PS: ... Very comfortable :)Delete
There were 4 of us there and we seemed to agree that a couple of smashed cans would take care of it. We were in a spot that should have been reasonably hard but with all of our spring moisture, even that was soft.Delete
The first thing that everyone unpacks at a BMW rally is a Kermit Chair. For multiple reasons, I had to go with something else. The big advantage of mine is (or was) packed size.
Coop, if moto camping became a regular thing, I'd go woth the Kermit chair too. I've never seen or sat in one, but their reputation is amazing.Delete
No Monarch chair? How are you supposed to fall over if you have all four legs?ReplyDelete
We opted for the two legged Monarch from REI and really like them. As long as you aren't trying to balance too much (like a plate of food) when you sit down you're good.
I have the same Monarch Alite chair as the Trobairitz's, purchased from REI. Same as yours but with No Legs. I like the idea that you can "rock" back and forth on it.
The only problem is getting in and out.
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A destination can get a real shot in the arm when it becomes the backdrop for a successful movie or television program. That's the case for French overseas territory Guadeloupe, the setting for the popular British-French TV show "Death in Paradise." I caught the crime-drama series on Netflix and was instantly hooked by the storyline, which features a British police inspector who has been transferred to Guadeloupe (referred to as the fictional island of Saint-Marie in the program). The destination is shown off to good effect in the show, which has definitely raised the area's profile.
Guadeloupe is an archipelago of islands in the eastern region of the Caribbean, south of Montserrat and north of Dominica. Guadeloupe has two main islands: beach-centric and flat Grande-Terre, and mountainous Basse-Terre. Together, they form a butterfly shape, which has led to Guadeloupe's nickname, "The Butterfly Island." The archipelago also contains a sprinkling of smaller islands to the south: Marie-Galante, La Desirade and Les Saintes.
Except for a short period when Sweden held Guadeloupe from 1813-1814, the island has been under French control, and its main language is French, as well as Antillean Creole. In the major tourist areas, it's usually possible to find an English-speaker when necessary.
There are direct flights to Guadeloupe from Miami on American Airlines and Air France; and Norwegian Airlines will resume direct flights from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport during the winter season, commencing Nov. 10, 2016.
What to DoIf your clients are island-hoppers, they're going to love Guadeloupe, since all five islands of the archipelago are only 20 to 45 minutes away from one another. Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre are separated only by a mangrove swamp and are connected via a highway. The outer islands of Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Desirade can be easily reached via ferry service. These outer islands have a special appeal of their own, as they're less developed than Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre.
The hub of tourism on Grande-Terre is the town of St. Anne. Here, visitors can find a range of beaches, accommodations, restaurants and markets. St. Anne can make a great base for day trips to explore outer islands, as well as the eco-pleasures of Basse-Terre, such as waterfall hikes and Guadeloupe National Park, which contains the dramatic La Soufriere volcano.
For U.S. travelers, the most familiar brand name hotel in St. Anne will most likely be Club Med Caravelle. The 300-room all-inclusive property is a destination in itself, with loads of activities and dining options. A stay at an all-inclusive resort could feel confining, however, since visitors from the U.S. will probably want to roam beyond the boundaries of their resort and venture further afield to Guadeloupe's outer islands. Other accommodation choices throughout the destination include luxurious villas, three- and four-star hotels, eco-lodges and bungalows.
Water-based activities on Guadeloupe include scuba diving, surfing, snorkeling and windsurfing. A prime dive site is the Cousteau Reserve in Basse-Terre, a protected underwater park that French explorer and conservationist Jacques Cousteau claimed was one of the world's best dive sites.
One of the benefits of being under French control is the Gallic influence on the islands' cuisine, which has resulted in a delectable French-Creole cooking style. For dedicated shoppers, some of the islands' best buys include colorful, plaid "madras" fabric and Guadeloupe's locally produced rum. The market in St. Anne — open daily and located near the town's fishing pier — is a perfect place for shoppers to begin their browsing. Rum aficionados will want to include a tour to one or more of Guadeloupe's rum distilleries. A good place to start is Musee du Rhum (Museum of Rum) on Basse-Terre, which combines exhibits on rum-making alongside archaic distillery equipment dating back to the 18th century.


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Education isn't just about pumping in the cash
The key driver of all education policy – across the Commonwealth, states and territories, government and non-government sectors – should be improving student outcomes. That means real improvements in student performance in key areas such as literacy, maths and science. It also means ensuring our students can work and thrive in the 21st century, skilled in critical thinking, teamwork, problem solving, creativity and effective communication.
A quality education improves our economy, promotes a more equitable society and helps individuals find rewarding work and participate in our democracy.
Unfortunately, quality has been missing in action in the recent debate about education policy. Indeed, this has not been a debate, but an argument about money.
That is not to say money isn't important. As education minister, it is something I take very seriously.
That's why it was so disappointing to discover the shambles of a funding model left behind by the previous government.
In May, $2.8 billion in new school funding was allocated over the forward estimates in the Commonwealth budget.
But in August, in the Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Outlook, the then education minister
This left the new government with a significant problem. Combined with the fact that two states and one territory had not signed up at all, and another two states and the systemic Catholic schools had not fully signed up, it was increasingly a shambolic situation.
It is also now clear all federal funding allocated by the Commonwealth is distributed by the signatory states under their own existing funding models. Each state is different, with varying levels of state indexation. A national funding model simply doesn't exist.
New, fairer model
The Coalition government will keep our promises and retain the same funding Labor offered over the forward estimates. In fact we will put in more – an extra $230 million for Queensland, WA and the Northern Territory that were ripped off by Shorten. We will also devise a new, fairer model to replace Shorten's shambles.
That will allow us focus on the real agenda, which is to put students first, give them a quality education and lift outcomes.
We want to get Australia back on track in international quality comparisons and assist the disadvantaged in an effective way. We have to, because we are falling behind in education on so many levels.
According to PISA (Program for International Student Assessment), in 2000 only one country outperformed Australia in reading and scientific literacy and two outperformed us in mathematical literacy. By 2009 six countries outperformed us in reading and science literacy and 12 did so in maths. In other tests, such as TIMSS and PIRLS, we ranked 27 in Year 4 reading, just after Lithuania; in Year 4 mathematics, we ranked 18, just before Serbia; and in Year 4 science we were 25th, just after Croatia.
Our disadvantaged students, despite the massive funding, are not measurably improving and our higher-level student performance levels are falling.
This decline occurred as education spending increased – in real terms by 44 per cent between 2000 and 2009.
Class sizes have been reduced by about the same number.
One wonders where Australia will be ranked in the next PISA update to be released on Tuesday.
Simply adding money is not working.We must look to the evidence to show us where we should spend taxpayers' money. The evidence shows countries that spend a high proportion of their GDP on education do not automatically produce high-performing education systems. The US has the highest per-student expenditure in the OECD, but only average or below-average performance in PISA reading, maths and science tests.
Pumping in cash not the answer
While a reasonable level of funding is the bedrock for good educational performance, more money does not equal better performance. The highest-performing countries are not the highest-spending countries. Countries with similar levels of spending produce very different educational results, and additional spending over decades is not related to improved performance.
Nor do smaller classrooms, more teachers or even higher salaries provide the magic answer.
Research shows higher school achievement depends on teacher quality, good leadership, choice, school autonomy, accountability and education strategies targeted at the disadvantaged. Surprisingly the Gonski review had little to say about these matters.
The Commonwealth's job is not just to pump out the cash, try to run state education systems, or appease vested-interest groups such as teacher unions. Our role is to ensure resources are directed to those areas that promote a quality education system.
That's what I'm about. That is what this government is about. Our education plan will focus on improving teacher training, ensuring we have a robust curriculum and working with the states and territories to increase principal autonomy and parental engagement.
It is what all those genuinely interested in the future of our children and our country should be about.
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A driving under the influence charge can change the course of the rest of your life. Your license to drive, your freedom, and much more are on the line. You may let down your family, risk your job, and be forced to endure a lifetime of missed opportunities and humiliation because of one mistake.
Do not compound one bad choice with another by hiring a lawyer without the proper local experience. Who you hire as your attorney can be the single greatest factor that affects the outcome of your case - you absolutely must make an informed decision about who you select as your Fairfax DWI lawyer.
Former Fairfax County prosecutor Kyle G. Manikas limits his DWI/DUI practice to cases in Fairfax County
As a former Fairfax County prosecutor, attorney Kyle G. Manikas has specialized knowledge as to how DUI cases are handled in Fairfax County. Attorney Manikas prosecuted thousands of DUI/DWI cases in Fairfax. As a result, he has an inside understanding of the Fairfax system that you will face - the steps that the prosecution will take to prepare the case, the manner in which the prosecutor will present the case to the judge or jury, and how specific prosecutors and judges may react to certain evidence and facts. Attorney Manikas appears in Fairfax courts on a daily basis dealing with the same judges and prosecutors that will handle your case.
DUI law is extremely complex and specialized
Law, like medicine, is very complex and specialized. Would you hire a podiatrist or general family practitioner to perform heart surgery? DUI is a very technical and fluid area of the law and the attorney you hire must have the appropriate experience. The law changes on a constant basis and cases often involve the application of scientific, technical, and medical principles. Any lawyer who does not devote a large portion of their time to DUI/DWI cases is not qualified to handle such a case. Simply having a license to practice law does not mean that a lawyer is competent to practice every type of law.
The Politics of DUI Are Against You
The public simply does not like the idea of intoxicated drivers on the road and there are a number of organizations that lobby very strongly for tougher treatment of drunk drivers. These groups exert tremendous political pressure on the legal system. Every prosecutor's worst nightmare involves going light on a particular defendant and then having that person kill or injure someone in a later alcohol related accident. Judges have this same fear. This is what you are up against. Having a clean record will not get you a break. It is not enough to hope for a break. You must have an attorney that has the knowledge and skills to provide you with the best possible strategy.
The DUI Defense Plan of Attack
If you are facing a DUI charge in Fairfax County, Virginia, it is important to recognize that prosecutors will aggressively pursue your case. They view you as a danger to the public. The politics surrounding DUI cases demand it. It is critical that your attorney have a defense plan to pursue on your behalf.
Attorney Kyle G. Manikas breaks his analysis and defense of DWI/DUI case into several steps. Success at any one step requires an experienced DUI attorney with extensive knowledge of DUI laws and a practice dedicated to Fairfax County. Attorney Manikas considers the following possible defenses in every DWI/DUI case:
Challenge the basis the officer used to justify the stop of your vehicle.
Depending on the particular facts of your case, additional issues and defenses may be available. For example, special requirements arise in accident cases and cases involving blood tests .
The Fairfax DWI lawyer you hire to represent you should have the knowledge to explore every potential issue in the case. A DWI/DUI trial is a complicated process with many moving parts. The ability to execute a successful trial strategy, at a minimum, requires an intimate knowledge of the law, rules of evidence, local court rules, unwritten procedures, and technical and scientific issues at play. A good DUI defense attorney is not only aware of and understands these issues, but has the necessary trial experience.
Call to schedule a free consultation with Kyle G. Manikas. Mr. Manikas will analyze your Fairfax case from the perspective of a former prosecutor who has an inside understanding of the Fairfax system you will face.
Manikas Law LLC
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News: ConcertWorks and Crown of Viserys to Present Pallbearer and Gost
It is with extreme pleasure that I get to announce this show. Pallbearer and Gost will be coming to Edmonton, and Crown of Viserys will be working with ConcertWorks to put the show on. For those that don't know my music tastes, Pallbearer is pretty much right up my alley for so many reasons. Gost, however, are new listens for me, and I'm really enjoying what I'm hearing.
The show will be taking place at Brixx, which is under Starlite Room, on Sunday, August 13.
Get your tickets online through TicketFly or in real life at Blackbyrd Myoozik.
News: Protosequence Announce the Greasy BC Tour
Edmonton's technical deathcore champions Protosequence are hitting the road this June to the summery climes of Western British Columbia. June 10th through 13th sees them play four nights, with a homecoming show on the 17th. This is not a show to be missed, as Protosequence put on a hell of a performance.
Protosequence – Greasy BC Tour 2017
June 10 – Abbotsford – Brothers Billiards
June 11 – Victoria – Intrepid Theatre
June 12 – Nanaimo – The Cambie
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Over the 2014 and 2016 election cycles, we've backed 7 winning challengers for the NC House, and we need just 3 more seats to break the Legislative Supermajority in that body, help our Governor sustain vetoes of harmful legislation, and restore our State.
That's why we'll gather again with friends in Fayetteville for an informal lunch this Friday, June 23, from 11:45am-1:15pm, at Huske Hardware, 405 Hay Street, Fayetteville, to discuss State Legislative races with our Special Guest: Representative Billy Richardson.
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Please join us for this informal gathering, and spread the word. Wherever we are (whether in Fayetteville or Faison, Cumberland or Caldwell County), we are needed. North Carolina is at a crossroads, and we're on a journey home to the State we know.
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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss (Dutch Edition)
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De Naam Van De Wind is the Dutch edition of The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It is available here in trade paperback with Patrick's signature.
This book was kindly donated to us by the publisher, Boekerij. All proceeds go to Worldbuilders.