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Poor Georgia17.04.2013 | 17:54
In the South Caucasus, there are lovely towns, lovely nature and very good people. But even here there is unimaginable poverty, when unsuccessful harvest condemns the people to hunger, and the salary does not allow even to buy shoes for children. Tbilisi, capital of Georgia, is a very contrasting city in this sense. On the one hand, there is magnificence of the new buildings, and next to them there are kids running around in tattered clothes. Our correspondent Natalia Sakhno wrapped in one such place to learn how the people manage to live on two dollars and a half per day.
"I buy two tea bags (we brew it a few times) - it is 10 tetri, 1.5 kg of potatoes for 60-70 tetri, 2 loaves of bread. I fry potatoes, and we drink tea. In the evening I buy 4 eggs for 27-30 tetri and cook croutons with the leftover bread. Actually, my friends and neighbors often help me. For example, I do not buy sunflower oil - my close friend provides it to us, and she gets it out of the humanitarian assistance handed out by the Catholic church. If I have 2-3 GEL for the day, I go to the bakery. I buy dough for 1 lari, then 1 kg of potato and onion. From all of this I cook fried patties, about 25 pieces. So that's what we eat."
Bella Strelkova tells us how to survive on about 60-70 rubles a day. Austerity regime in the familiy, which, except for two adults includes three small children, is everyday reality. The basis of the family's budget is $ 125 of social assistance they receive each month. They also can receive humanitarian rations in a canteen, but it does not always work - she has to take the older children from the school at the same time.
I met with the family of Bella Strelkova a long time ago. I saw their advertisement about the "personal charity predicting the future" in one of the capital's newspapers and decided to find out what is the essence of this unique technology. The meeting led to the publication of an amazing know-how - a computer program, created by Yegor Gunmen, a scientist and specialist in quantum physics, at home. We communicate regularly enough. Watching their life I could not do any encouraging findings: these people are inexorably sliding into the abyss of poverty. They have not complained against life, never lost heart. But the threat of imminent poverty and even hunger is constantly hovering in their home.
"My husband, a physicist by training and having a degree, does not work in the specialty for a long time. No one in Tbilisi needs experts of such level. For many years we had a small family business related to printing. In the good times (7-10 years ago) we even hired workers. Due to the nature of production it was a home-based work, and we were not forced to rent an office, a warehouse or a workshop," Bella says.
The family resides in the area Okros Ubani, in a typical Italian patio, which is located 10-minute walk from the city center.
"Our family is 12 years. Initially we could be called if not rich, but for sure well-provided people. We have three daughters. Their birth was our conscious decision. Prior to the birth of our youngest daughter 5 years ago - Ariadne, I was not afraid of tomorrow and had no doubt in the fact that I could provide my girls with all the best. But life has gone out of control, now we have to survive. You know, I have something to be proud of! The money we had earned in the "good times" was enough for five years!"
"Perhaps you have a question why we decided not to engage in another form of small business," Bella says. "I had a lot of ideas starting from a small grocery shop or a commission shop and ending a cafe or bakery. But Yegor did not want to take risks due to fear of the tax inspectorate, cash registers and other things."
Well, now Bella, like thousands of her compatriots, would gladly go to any job in Tbilisi, or even to leave for Turkey or Azerbaijan. But who will take care of the girls? Despite the fact that Ariadne is already 5 years old, Bella cannot let her go to a manger, thus she is forced to sit with the child at home. To date, both husband and wife are unemployed.
"We have tried to seek fortune abroad. We had two attempts to move to Baku, and both unsuccessful. My husband started there the same printing business. But we have failed. Second time we went back to Azerbaijan in 2011. We prepared much more serious. Yegor sold one-room apartment and took all the money hoping to invest it into a business. We have failed again. On the second day, after we settled in Baku, I bought cheese, flour, sour milk, acquired a small oven and baked khachapuri. I leased them for the realization to the shops in the neighborhood. Unfortunately, our national baking does not enjoy popular among Azerbaijanis. So we returned to Tbilisi just over a year ago, without money and without any prospects. While we were abroad, more nimble partners of my husband managed to completely monopolize his business. We were left outboard."
I asked Bella about her relation to the new government of the country. Does she believe that the government, led by Prime Minister of Georgia Bidzina Ivanishvili, can help ordinary people get out of the poverty? She does. "I believe that the new team of professionals headed by Ivanishvili will be able to rebuild the economy: agriculture and industry in Georgia, and thus provide us with jobs."


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For the second straight year the Alaska Aces are the first team to clinch a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs. The defending Brabham Cup and Kelly Cup champions have now reached the postseason in each of their first four seasons.
Alaska is 39-13-3 and leads the league with 81 points, 39 wins and a winning percentage of .736. After beginning the season 6-6-0, Alaska is 33-7-3 in its last 43 games including 20-3-1 in the last 24 games. If Alaska remains in first place they would become the first team in ECHL history to repeat as the regular season champion.
A year ago the Aces secured their playoff berth in 52 games with 85 points and a 41-8-3 record. Alaska finished 2005-06 with the second-highest point total in league history and was 53-12-7 tying the league record for second most wins. Alaska became only the second team in history to win both the regular season point championship and the postseason championship, joining the South Carolina Stingrays who captured the Brabham Cup and the Kelly Cup in 1997.
The Aces return home to host Bakersfield on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Aces are 1-1-0 at home and 3-3-0 overall against Bakersfield in 2006-07 and 15-13-1 all-time against the Condors.
Alaska has won a team record 12 consecutive home games to improve to 20-6-1, marking the fourth season in a row that they have won 20 or more games at Sullivan Arena. The Aces won 11 consecutive home games from Oct. 30-Dec. 30, 2005 and finished 30-4-2 tying the ECHL record for most home wins.

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War Poet BBC Interview
Episode #8 · 10/26/2008
An interview with Suzanne Steele, Canada's War Poet. Broadcast on the BBC World Service Newshour on October 24, 2008.
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As a great admirer of the First World War poets, I will be fascinated to see how Suzanne sees active service through a 21st century civilain observer's eyes. As she says, a poet's task is to distill emotions without diluting them and emotions don't come any rawer than at the battlefront.
I am glad I came across this site thro Tyee press. Suzanne's story about how easily the soldiers come to understand the difference between journalist and artist is inteesting. Artists are closer to the heart perhaps! I want to know about soldiers and Afgani citizens. I have just read 3 cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson, a look at civilians during difficult times. Troops, their missions, the impacts….
The journalist,embedded or not ,addresses the civilian fears of body counts,costs,and prevailing in non conventional theatres of war.
The poet addresses the soldiers fears of prevailing with enough mental and physical heft to prove themselves and still have a life post conflict.Both roles are sober and probing for insightful impact, the former public and anticipated while the latter is private and read with trepidation lest you be drawn into difficult reflections. I claim we cannot be fully informed unless we hear both- our thinking needs to be grounded and the longevity of In Flanders Fields speaks to the ballast a poet can have.
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Skill Name:l Killer Mindset
No real appearance, just here for effect.
Backstory:l Those who've killed a great deal before eventually gain a certain presence. Along with this, they gain the ability to become almost incognito to those trying to read what goes on in their heads. There first appeared in the 1st world, notably from the 2nd last super power, the Fire Nation.
Effect:l User is now immune to Earth Lie Detection and any other forms of detection that don't involve directly looking into the brain.
User can now choose to 100% never appear sad in any way putting on a facade that's truly convincing.
This killer like present also makes all sensory techniques used on the user drop by 50% of their range on them specifically.However, should the user of the sensory technique also have the Killer Mindset, no effect is done.
Wordcount Training:l 2,000
Character Exclusive:l -
Bonus Requirements:l Have a player kill count of 5 or above.


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15, 08, 2013
A massive thank you to Lydia from the blog Lovely Jubbly who awarded me the Liebster Award 🙂
I have been awarded this before so I won't bore you all again with the same details, but if you really interested then click here and you will be able to see the people I have previously nominated and I'm having a cheeky YouTube plug by leaving a photo link below to my YouTube vlog '25 Facts About Me'.
Lydia's Questions
1. If you could only ever repurchase one thing what would it be?
Juicy Couture Viva La Juicy Perfume. It's my scent, and I already rebuy it all the time.


text: > already connected downward in d.2 to cell 5 (Actions)? (The User's Guide > says "Connect will fail if either of the two cells is connected in that > direction already, except if one of them is alone in that dimension, in > which case it is inserted > next to the other one.") Eh, Marlene, firstly, I don't take any responsibility for that text. I suppose you have taken it from the first version of the User's Guide written by Tuomas. Please read the updated version of the User's Guide that can be found on the GZZ site instead. Secondly, I don't quite understand what the quote means. :-))) (If you have really found the quote in the updated version of the User's Guide I should be ashamed of myself instead of giggling.) cat ps. I've written a short introduction to Nile, but all you eager readers have to wait because I still can't cope with WML stuff alone. (I'm JUST a user and even the use of Linux is too complicated sometimes. :-))) A-J's sick. So I don't quite know what to do. :-))) A very bad situation indeed. Oh well. "Always look on the Bright Side of Life". (Monthy Python) The Lyrics are on the Web, in case you're interested http://www.montypython.net/scripts/bright.php3


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Ingrid Michaelson - How We Love
Album: Human Again (2012)
Apparently if you go to bed by 10:00pm, you're up really early. Anything before 9:00am on a Sunday is early for me. So I've just been sitting here, eating my breakfast and listening to Ingrid Michaelson's superb new album, Human Again. What did I have for breakfast? That's none of your business (cake!). Anyway, if you're a fan of Michaelson's work, you can expect the same charming melodies and snappy lyrics on Human Again that have made her previous albums a success. You can also expect to hear a slightly harder edge to some of her tracks ala Rachael Yamagata's Elephants/Teeth Sinking Into Heart. If you're not a fan of those lovely ladies... what's wrong with you? Jokes! But seriously, what's wrong with you? Learn to love Ingrid Michaelson with 'How We Love,' one of the great tracks from her latest album.
Rating: 3.5/5


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So... I went to the dentist today. I was thinking it had been a year. I was totally closing in on two years baby. I am such a rebel. I love the way my teeth feel afterwards. I mean, I avoid eating just to maintain that incredibe slick, naked feeling. I'm hungry right now but no. I will wait.
Know what cracks me up about dentists? They just chatter away and ask you questions all the while scraping and rubbing and picking. And your answers sound something like this:
"Yaxth. Ah ra torted scools in jenooere."
"U now lak Jen Osten? Eets lak tat. Verr pritee."
" Hee ees duning great. Coom n gu, coom n gu."
And the most amazing thing is that they can understand you completely! They comment about your answers!
And still no cavities. Boo-yah.
Monday, March 31, 2008
So... I went to the dentist today. I was thinking it had been a year. I was totally closing in on two years baby. I am such a rebel. I love the way my teeth feel afterwards. I mean, I avoid eating just to maintain that incredibe slick, naked feeling. I'm hungry right now but no. I will wait.
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Sunday, March 30, 2008
Why humans deserve hell
If you aren't going to listen, why do you keep calling?
It's because you know my parents are right. Isn't it?
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
and stop. now. please.
I was walking behind two girls in my nursing class the other day. I do not know them. And (very snobbily) I don't plan on trying to.
Girl 1: Oh my gosh, did you work out?
Girl 2: Hahaha. No I just didn't care.
Girl 1: Well, girl, you look cute.
Girl 2: I mean, I got up this morning and was just like, I don't care. I don't even care. HAHAHA.
Girl 1: I know. HAHAHA. Sometimes I just get out of bed and throw like whatever on ( i could barely hear this part because of the loud bangles coming from her earrings, the clanking chains on her Dooney purse, and the popping of her stilletos)
Girl 1: Oh my God. Hahaha. I think I stepped on my brakes like 400 times this morning. This traffic was like, horrible.
Girl 2: Yeah, hahaha, I was, like, stopped forever on 65.
Girl 1: Yeah, probably 400 times.
The intellectual stimulation is too much. I must stop.
And I want to go swing dancing. Very soon.
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Saturday, March 22, 2008
Pattertwig and Nutmeg
If you will remember back only a few blogs you will recall the tale of a squirrel and a gun. Mrs. Squirrel had been particularly active this past week and got rather careless. And the war tactics of the Porters had improved. We no longer ran around aimlessly. Two people watched from the deck, one through a scope. Two others ran down the stairs to prevent said squirrel from coming under the carport. I didn't know Asa and Caleb could shoot that well. Dead squirrel. Mission accomplished.
Wait a second..... why would it be in our deck anyway? It was probably building a nest, yeah for like babies and stuff. Oh. Babies. Great.
Baby squirrels are another matter all together. They drink warm milk out of teaspoons. Yes. We killed the mother and are now feeding the offspring. Oh the irony.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
if you were chilly, here take my sweater
Last weekend i went to Louisville, KY to visit Ashton and Brian Moats. 6 hours. In the car. With Erin. Heck yeah, we had fun. Let's see... her ipod has at least 4857 songs. We HAD to pass a marine caravan and HAD to check out all the drivers. Then we stopped for gas and lo and behold, so did they. So we had to pass them again. Darn. .
Then we got Happy Meals from McDonalds. This was not our choice of restaurant but Tennessee is seriously lacking in fast food. It was either Hardees, Denny's or McDonalds. Or Hardees. Or Denny's. Oh look, a McDonalds. Again. Anyway, the lady asked us if we wanted girl Happy Meals and that would be a definite yes. We ate our meal then put on our plastic crowns and waved our wands at people we passed. There is a facebook video. Go watch it.
Ashton cooked supper for us and two other guys they had invited over. How much food to cook is a serious question when you are looking at 3 college aged guys and 3 college aged girls. So me, being the one with the vast experience in cooking for large numbers of people, was the one behind the amount of spaghetti that was cooked. Let's just say that Brian and Ashton will have leftovers.... for like the whole week.
We played Malarkey afterwards. Did you know that pirates never made their prisoners walk the plank? It's totally fictional. They just threw them overboard.
Driving back to the hotel and I insisted on a wrong turn, which is why Erin and I got a 30 minute tour of downtown Louisville at midnight. I love that city but one major major complaint is this: hello? road signs? where in the blazes are we? and there's the Louisville Slugger Field... for the third time.
Great weekend, despite the rain. Erin and I went shopping with my aunt Saturday morning. I bought a pair of red heels. Pretty dang hot I must admit. But mostly we just tried on Kentucky Derby Hats. And the rain in spain does stay mainly in the plain.
This is Brian showing us what a deep sleeper Ashton is. Sorry it's so dark. If you listen really hard, you can learn something about Galileo from the history channel. Thanks guys, for making the weekend great. I love ya'll.
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Thursday, March 13, 2008
i understand, Laura
Friday night came again. Laura and Carrie washed the dishes as usual. As usual, they brought their books to the lamplit table. Pa was in his chair, reading the paper. Ma was gently rocking and her knitting needles were clicking as they always did. As usual, Laura opened her history book.
Suddenly she could not bear it all. She thrust back her chair, slammed her book shut and thumped it down on the table. Pa and Ma started, and looked at her in surprise.
"I don't care!" she cried out. "I don't want to study! I don't want to learn! I don't want to teach school, ever!"
Ma looked as stern as it was possible for her to look. "Laura," she said, " I know you would not swear, but losing your temper and slamming things is as bad as saying the words. Let us have no more wooden swearing."
Laura did not answer.
"What is the matter, Laura?" Pa asked. "Why don't you want to learn, and to teach school?"
"Oh, I don't know!" Laura said in despair. "I am so tired of everything. I want-I want something to happen. I want to go West. I guess I want to just play, and I know I am too old," she almost sobbed, a thing she never did.
"Why, Laura!" Ma exclaimed.
"Never mind," Pa said soothingly. "You have been studying too hard, that is all."
"Yes, put away your books for this one evening," said Ma. "In the last bundle of Youth's Companions, there are still some stories that we have not read. You may read one to us, Laura, wouldn't you like that?"
"Yes, Ma," Laura answered hopelessly. Even reading a story was not what she wanted. She did not know what she wanted, but she knew she could not have it, whatever it was.
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Monday, March 10, 2008
just so you know
Today, I: 1. Had a quiet time that wasn't constricted by time
2. Wrote in my journal (a conversation with a friend made me realize i don't do it enough)
3. Started Mere Christianity on a blanket in the sun (and fought off the dog)
4. Ate 2 pieces of fruit and a salad for lunch
5. Helped Caleb build the future Christmas tree farm barn (farm barn.... ha)
6. Enjoyed listening to a friend giggle about a boy
7. Worked out on the machine
8. Pumped iron
9. Helped Asa study for HIS test
10. Did not touch a textbook
11. Flossed my teeth
Posted by Amy at 10:25 PM 5 comments
Saturday, March 8, 2008
my side and his side
Quote from little sister this evening:
"You know what's weird? When you get married, you'll have to sleep in the same bed with him on your honeymoon."
Darn. Hopefully he'll stay on his side of the bed.
Posted by Amy at 9:18 PM 7 comments
Friday, March 7, 2008
i bet they had amazing arms
Check it out: "And next to him Shallum the son of Hallohesh, the official of half the district of Jerusalem, made repairs, he and his daughters." (Nehemiah 3:12) Official's daughters, probably rich, wall-building women. I hope their husbands appreciated them.
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Sunday, March 2, 2008
Guns and textbooks
I studied outside this afternoon. Because I couldn't stand NOT to. It was a glorious day. The hated-deck-dwelling squirrel must have acclimated to my presence, because he left his nest and climbed down the bannister. And I, being the compassionate person that I am, ran inside and called for Caleb to get the gun. Even after going to Montevallo, where squirrels intentionally divebomb from trees or throw acorns at you, I don't have a particular hatred against their species. But this squirrel left the natural desire of trees and commited the indecent act of building a nest in our deck roof. He is an abomination. And the entire Porter mob is ever waiting and watchful. The gun sits beside the deck door, just one click away from having a bullet in the chamber. But he is a admirable foe. When he leaves, he stays away, knowing that humans are busy creatures and can only watch for his return for so long. And when he does come back, he stays very quiet. And no amount of beating the gutter, roof, or deck posts with brooms can get him out. Which is logical. I mean, if he came out, that would be like leaving your bomb shelter when North Korea attacks. Oh my gosh! I just had a revelation! It isn't a HE at all! It's totally female. Think about it.... when a tornado comes and James Spann tells us to go to our place of safety, the mothers grab the children and the fathers stand outside and watch. Ha.
Anyway... to make a short story long.... I was studying outside and it was lovely. And the bullet is still in the gun.
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Office environment
Going green at work is simpler than you think. Some of our tips are about starting small, while others mean getting the rest of the office involved, too.
– Disconnect your phone charger, and shut down your computer overnight or when you're out of the office.
– E-waste is one of the fastest-growing kinds of refuse: throw out used hardware the responsible way if it's not useable, or donate it to charity if it is. E-cycle can help.
– Photocopy and print on both sides of the paper, and reuse packing materials.
– Walk to work if you live close to the office, and take the stairs rather than the lift.
– Recycle your printer cartridges.
– Pledge to have a Car Free Friday, or start a lift club. Every day millions of seats go empty.
– Petition your company to turn off the lights overnight. One night of light wastes enough energy to make 1000 cups of tea.
– Don't fill the kettle to make one cup of coffee, either.
– Use a glass. Water coolers dispense billions of polystyrene or plastic cups every year.
– Take your lunch to work rather than buying pre-packaged food, and think organic when choosing what to eat.
– Remember that for every tonne of recycled paper we save 17 trees, 42 000 kwh of electricity, 26 000 litres of water and 27kgs of air pollution.
– Set up designated dustbins for recycling glass, paper, etc.
– Switch to energy-efficient options when buying new computers, light bulbs, and appliances.
– Instead of printing internal memos or faxing, send an e-mail.
– Go freelance and work from home – lessen your carbon footprint by not commuting.
– Use Blackle – the energy-saving Google.


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Ilona Andrews Quotes About OfficeQuotes about: Office
I'd missed him so much, it almost hurt. It started the moment I left the Keep and nagged at me all day. Every day I had to fight with myself to keep from making up bullshit reasons to call the Keep so I could hear his voice. My only saving grace was that Curran wasn't handling this whole mating thing any better. Yesterday he'd called me at the office claiming that he couldn't find his socks. We talked for two hours.
I also stole a small yellow doughnut from the box of Duncan's doughnuts in the rec room and fed it to the attack poodle in my office. He made a great production of it. First, he growled at the doughnut, just to show it who was boss. Then he nudged it with his nose. Then he licked it, until finally he snagged it into his mouth and chomped it with great pleasure, dropping crumbs all over the carpet.


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TEL AVIV – Israel's head of Military Intelligence warned that deteriorating conditions in Gaza endanger Israel's security amid threats by members of Hamas that another outbreak of violence is on the horizon if an exit route isn't provided, Ynet reported.
At a meeting with members of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Military Intelligence Chief Herzl Halevi said Wednesday that "the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is deteriorating, and if it explodes, it will explode on Israel."
However, Halevi stressed that, despite what it may say, Hamas isn't interested in a war with Israel at this time. The terror group is actively preventing other jihadist groups from firing rockets from the Strip.
Halevi added that "the Palestinians are doing everything they can in order to press Israel unilaterally and internationally – through the UN Security Council and the French initiative – to impose a political solution upon Israel."
General Halevi told the committee that he agrees with the UN assessment that the Gaza Strip will be uninhabitable by 2020 if the humanitarian situation doesn't improve.
One of Turkey's conditions for restoring ties with Israel is to establish a seaport in Gaza, something that Hamas says is a legitimate right of Palestinians.
Knesset Member Issawi Frej (Meretz) said,
The Head of Military Intelligence is trying to pull the heads of the cabinet members out of the sand. They are hiding like ostriches in order to keep from dealing with the truth. His starting statement was that Palestinian youths are committing terror attacks because they have nothing left to lose, and stated that without a political process, the scope of terror will widen.
He continued,
When he spoke of the dangerous consequences of poverty in Gaza, Halevi was one of the only people who spoke the truth. Instead of ignoring or shooting the messenger, it is worth it for the prime minister and his cabinet to internalize that the truth won't change if they ignore the facts. As long as Israel continues to refuse dialogue and continues to make Gazan lives difficult, the violence directed at Israel will only increase.
Meanwhile Knesset Member Merav Michaeli, who is also a member of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, vouched for Halevi, saying, "This isn't a political opinion; it is a professional stance which is based on reality. The fact that Netanyahu and his ministers don't like the reality doesn't give him the authority to lash out at the heads of the IDF and the security establishment."


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Print the letter on official paper from your office, sign and mail to the address indicated.
On 24 December 2014, L4L wrote letters to the Azerbaijan Bar Association in connection to the possible disbarment of lawyerKhalid Bagirov. L4L has reason to belief that his disbarment is connected to his legitimate activities as attorney.
Bagirov's license to practise was suspended on 10 December 2014. The Presidium of the Bar Association also filed an application to court to exclude him from the Collegium of Advocates. The submission was reportedly based on a complaint issued by the Sheki Court to the Bar Azerbaijan. Khalid Bagirov should have breached professional ethics when he questioned the fairness of a court decision in the case against one of his clients, opposition-leader Ilgar Mammadov who was jailed in 2013 for supposedly inciting a riot.
Bagirov was also defending other well known critics of the government in criminal cases, including Khadija Ismayilova, the investigative reporter recently imprisoned in Azerbaijan, Rasul Jafarov, Arif Yunus and Yadigar Sadigov. The suspension of his license means that he is no longer entitled to represent his clients in criminal cases and that they are deprived from his legal defense.
L4L called on the Azerbaijan Bar Association to lift the suspension of Khalid Bagirov's license to practice and drop the disciplinary proceedings before court to exclude Khalid Bagirov from the Collegium of Advocates.


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Emily Baron Cadloff @EmilyBat January 4, 2016
Illustration by N. Friesen
Everyone gets a couple of light bulb music moments. It's the first time you hear something that matches the music inside your head. It makes you sit up and look around, wide-eyed, asking "who IS this?"
The light bulb was first lit up for me in early 1996, when I popped Jagged Little Pill into my Discman. The CD was the first I'd ever received as a gift, and I felt like the coolest tween ever (even though that word hadn't been invented yet).
The guitar came in strong off the top of "All I Really Want," followed by twanging harmonica. Alanis' nasally voice sang out viciously, passionately.
I was hooked.
I listened to the whole album, on repeat, for weeks. I stomped around my room in my Airwalks and wide-legged jeans. I sang along, pouring all my young angst into the songs. Did I understand what lyrics like "Did she go down on you in a theatre" meant? No. Did I ascribe too much meaning to phrases like "If only I could hunt the hunter?" Yes. Was I too young to get most of it? Absolutely. But it didn't matter. This album spoke to me on a level I hadn't yet experienced.
And I wasn't the only one. Jagged Little Pill sold 33 million copies worldwide, and won five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year. Alanis was the first Canadian woman to sit on top of the Billboard 200 chart. But it also introduced a new generation of women and girls to a different kind of music.
Like Janis Joplin before her, Alanis wasn't concerned about being pretty. Her vocals aren't perfectly mastered, and she didn't perform in sparkly crop tops. She was all flannel and greasy hair – and above all else, angry.
It was a revelation to me. At 11, I was a self-conscious mess of hormones and bad fashion sense. I wasn't sure where I fit in the world, and while I knew I felt … something … but I couldn't articulate what it was.
I knew it wasn't fair that sometimes the boys in class got called on more. I knew it wasn't okay that the pre-pubescent nerds who pulled my training bra strap would get away with it because "he just likes you!" (An aside: this sentiment needs to crawl in a cave and die. People who like you treat you well.)
But singing along to Jagged Little Pill was an outlet. I raged to "You Oughta Know," "Ironic," and "Right Through You." I unloaded all the injustices of young woman-hood, and found a voice that was stronger and sharper than my own. "You Learn" and "Not the Doctor" were softer and sweeter, but no less potent. I went from track to track, finding more conviction with each listen.
Eventually, I turned away from Alanis. Her followup, Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, was just okay. Like the title, the songs were too wordy and pretentious. But through Alanis, I discovered the Red Hot Chilli Peppers (Flea and Dave Navarro played on "You Oughta Know"), eventually falling in love with Tragic Kingdom and worshipping at the altar of Gwen Stefani.
Jagged Little Pill turned on a light inside me that I didn't know was there. Now 20 years later, if I catch a snippet of the album, I still snarl and sing along with the queen of Canadian alt-rock. And this time, I understand all the lyrics.


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Editing File tags – A file tag is information contained inside a file that further describes the file. For example, some typical file tag information for a music file is the artist name and song title. In most cases you can edit this tag information by changing the file properties using Windows File Explorer. You can also edit this information from within Song Director. To do this from the Edit window in Song Director, click on the "Edit tag" button next to the File name field. This displays a File Explorer window of the folder containing this song file. Right-click your mouse on the file you want to change, then choose "Properties" from the menu that is displayed after you right-click. Click the Details tab on the next window, then select the tag field you want to change and simply type your new information. Click the OK button and your changes will be saved within the file. Click the Cancel button to return to Song Director. This changes that information within the file only, not within your Song Director database.
After you update your file tag information in the File Explorer window, if you want Song Director to update this information also, you can either edit the record manually in SD or you will need to delete your record in Song Director (just the record information NOT the file) and then re-scan the folder or file that has the changed file tags and Song Director will pick up the new tag information without having to re-type it.
Windows does not let you change the file tag information for certain files that do not support tags or that contain invalid tag information.
This Video goes some of the basics of Song Director. Sorting, The Find button, Filtering records, Cataloging, inserting and finding information about your songs, Using the main Grid screen. The Help Menu, and much more.
Continue reading How to Organize thousands of digital music files for free – Song Director
Below is a great article about digital audio recordings:
The death and life of digital audio
By Jonathan Sterne
For many years now, critics have written of digital audio recording – in its myriad formats – as less 'live' or less 'natural' than analogue recording. By implication, these critics suggest
that digital audio is closer to death. Taking the metaphysical assumptions behind such claims as its starting point, this essay analyses three key elements of digital audio:
temporality, definition and mobility. By troubling the notion of time as a continuous linear flow, and by troubling the idea that all analogue media share this continuity with 'natural'
time, it is argued that digital recordings have as legitimate a claim on sonic experience as their analogue counterparts. The argument about experience extends into a consideration
of the problem of sonic 'definition': the range of possible pitches and volumes in a given recording. Higher definition does not necessarily make a recording more lifelike. Finally, the contexts in which recordings are generally heard today mitigate against the idea that
they must aim to perfectly reproduce a live performance. Rather, their liveliness should be judged by the degree to and manner in which the recordings themselves circulate. Judged
by their social lives, rather than by a dubious metaphysics, digital recordings are at least as lively as analogue recordings ever were.
Continue reading Organizing and cataloging digital audio recordings – Song Director
Continue reading Explanation of abbreviation of audio files terms – Song Director software
Song Director organizes MP3 and most music formats for digital music. Below is a good paper explaining MP3 and AAC music formats which Song Director can help organize for your music collection. You can download Song director for free here
by KARLHEINZ BRANDENBURG1
The proliferation of MPEG coded audio material on the
Internet has shown an exponential growth "MP3" has
been featured in numerous articles in newspapers and periodicals
and on TV, mostly on the business pages because
of the potential impact on the recording industry.
While everybody is using MP3, not many (including
some of the software authors writing MP3 encoders,
decoders or associated tools) know the history and the details
of MPEG audio coding. This paper explains the basic
technology and some of the special features of MPEG-
1/2 Layer-3 (aka MP3). It also sheds some light on the
factors determining the quality of compressed audio and
what can be done wrong in MPEG encoding and decoding.
Why MPEG-1 Layer-3 ?
Continue reading MP3 AND AAC EXPLAINED Song Director music player
Below is a good article by Myongsu Park comparing music formats being used today:
A lot of people surf the Internet to find music. Many sites the Net surfers visit contain links to music or other listening material samples.
Unfortunately it is highly likely that the unwary surfers click a music file to find a very large music file downloading and the computer frozen due to the gigantic
music file size. There exist a variety of sound file formats among which an mp3 enjoys its high
popularity. MP3 files are ubiquitous on the Net and it is no exaggeration to say that the MP3 is now a household name in the world. People, however, enjoy an
mp3 music file without knowing what it is and its strengths and weaknesses in comparison other popular music file formats.
In this regard, I would like to provide background information and guidance about the most commonly used sound formats for music clips available on the Net and
to offer usability pointers for an improved Web audiophile experience.
Continue reading Music catalogs & mp3 digital file formats – Song Director
Sally Jo Cunningham , Matt Jones, Steve Jones
Department of Computer Science
University of Waikato
Hamilton, New Zealand
Current research on music information retrieval and music
digital libraries focuses on providing access to huge,
public music collections. In this paper we consider a
different, but related, problem: supporting an individual
in maintaining and using a personal music collection. We
analyze organization and access techniques used to manage
personal music collections (primarily CDs and MP3 files),
and from these behaviors, to suggest user behaviors that
should be supported in a personal music digital library
(that is, a digital library of an individual's personal music
Continue reading Music Collection Software Organizing and playing of mp3 digital songs – Song Director
Here is a good article about recording software I thought would be good to share
Original link from bedroom recording:
Computer recording software is perhaps the most difficult part of home recording. There are so many audio recording programs available. They all do the same thing, or do they? And how do they work – how to use them? (Further down on this page.) Don't worry, we're about to find out. This page is designed to help you figure out what you need.
In short, computer recording software translates between you and your audio. It lets you do stuff with it. It mixes it. It applies processing to the audio. The audio recording program will work between you (with the screen, keyboard, and mouse) and your audio recording interface. It takes the sound from your audio inputs and records it to hard disk.
There are many ways for music recording software to look, or design the user interface. Various programs aim for different functions. Some are designed for maximum midi integration. Others work well with loops or creating music through small samples that are repeated. When you look at the big players, they do it all.
In my opinion, if you are serious about recording, and want something that will serve you well, you will eventually go with a bigger computer recording software package. It's not worth it to keep trying to limp along on something that limits your creativity and makes you spend time on non-musical things.
But because you must get started somewhere, here are my free recording software suggestions. My advice? Use them to get a feel for things, then move on to a demo of a better product.
Continue reading After you record your music Song Director can play, catalog and organize it for you


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Whether a 6am trip to the treadmill is your favourite part of the day, or you have to be dragged from under the covers, groaning dramatically, we all approach exercise in different ways.
But no matter your level of expertise, or your attitude, a gym bag is an essential bit of kit. Also check out these wash bags, too
How to buy the best gym bag for you
If you like to hit the gym on your way to or from work, a larger capacity bag with separate compartments is your best bet for storing clothes and towels and separating wet from dry.
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Look, too, for handy added extras like laptop compartments, so you can store more without having to up the number of bags and wind up feeling like a pack mule. Just don't go too big before checking the size of your gym's lockers.
Where style and function meet, bag magic is made, but be sure to consider the potential pitfalls of different materials. Waterproof rubber or neoprene are good for keeping wet trunks, goggles and shower stuff contained, but their inferior airflow means they can soon start to smell if not aired out properly after every use.
Canvas is better for staving off that distinctive damp smell, but probably won't last as long. If you walk or cycle, look for a lightweight Nylon or polyester construction that won't weigh you down post-workout. Finally, there's leather: looks luxe for infrequent gym trips, but is hard to wash, so steer clear if you're packing wet clothes on a regular basis.
Below, we've rounded up our top gym bags, with an option to suit all types of exercise, and exercise-lover, so keep reading to find the best bag for your needs.
Our pick of the best gym bags to buy today
1. Herschel Supply Co Novel Duffle Bag
A timelessly stylish bag with a generous capacity, great for the everyday gym-goer
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
The stylish Herschel Supply Co duffle bag comes in a range of styles, but this classic model proves most popular amongst customers, and with good reason. Many have been surprised by how much they can cram into its 42L capacity, and its internal mesh pocket and inspired shoe compartment keep things organised. Its Nylon construction mean it's durable and easy to clean, but doesn't compromise on style.
2. Nike Golf Sport Fold Top Backpack
The gym backpack for those on the go
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
It might have been designed with golfers in mind, but the Nike Golf Sport Fold Top Backpack is ideal for those who walk or cycle to the gym. It features a separate shoe compartment to keep dirty soles away from clean clothes, and a fold-down top for quick and easy access. People love this bag for its many pockets, which keep things like keys and coins close at hand, but it's a little on the small side compared to other gym bags, so consider something like the North Face Duffle for more capacity.
3. Under Armour Undeniable 3.0
The locker-friendly compact gym bag for savvy packers
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
This gym bag is great for those who carry the bare essentials. Whilst the Under Armour Undeniable 3.0 is available in small, medium and large sizes, the small option does the job and its compact nature makes it one of the best gym bags for lockers. It features handy external mesh pockets which are great for keeping sweaty, wet kit separate from the rest of your belongings. The many pockets and colour options have proven popular with both men and women, but if you're not good at packing light, it's not the one.
4. North Face Base Camp Duffle
The all-purpose holdall for those who have a lot of stuff
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
This gym bag is huge. With a whopping capacity of 95L, you could say carrying it is a workout in itself, but it's handy for those who need to carry more than just their gym kit. This is ideal gym bag for personal trainers who meet their clients outdoors for workouts. The interchangeable straps mean you can carry this bag as a holdall or a backpack, plus it's weatherproof, so it could easily double as a camping or adventure bag. If the size of this puts you off but the style is ideal, it's also available in small and medium options.
5. Nike Brasilia 6
A classic-looking gym bag for sportspeople of all stripes
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
This Nike gym bag is a true classic. Featuring a spacious main compartment, and a separate shoe section providing optimum ventilation to eliminate odours, it's the ideal bag for every leisure activity you can think of. Carry as a duffle bag, or over the shoulder using the detachable strap, for the convenient convertibility of the North Face Duffel at a more pocket-friendly price.
6. Adidas 3 Stripes Performance Team Sport
A trusty gym bag for those on a budget
Reasons to buy
Reasons to avoid
If your irregular gym habit makes the prospect of shelling out for an expensive bag galling, then the Adidas 3 Stripes Performance Team Sport bag should do nicely. It has a large capacity with an easy to access main compartment and separate shoe pocket with ventilation, and while it's not the most exciting-looking bag, it's a great entry-level model from a well-known brand, with a classic gym bag look and feel. Footballers looking for a bag that can hold their kit, towel, change of clothes and boots; this is the one.


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Also near the Inns of Court, Great Ormond Street and other hospitals, and very good transport.
I trained and am experienced in working psychoanalytically, and humanistically.
I work with people with relationship or family difficulties, anxiety and/or phobias, issues at work, need support about grief loss or bereavement, have experienced trauma or abuse, feel depressed, are looking for a better quality of life, and others
Help for families with a child or children with special needs, especially including autism. I also work with people dealing with the impact of a diagnosis, either of their own, their child's, or another member of the family: examples include autism, MS, Lupus, cancer, dementia, and schizophrenia.


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Autosportradio.com guests for Tuesday October 31st…
Scheduled guests…
Derek Daly
Derek (born in Ballinteer, Dublin) is a former race car driver from Ireland. He won the 1977 British Formula 3 Championship, and competed as a professional racing driver for 17 years participating in 64 World Championship Formula 1 Grands Prix, debuting on 2 April 1978. He scored a total of 15 championship points. He also participated in several non-Championship Formula One races. Daly later became a US citizen and now resides in Noblesville, Indiana.
Derek is a World class Formula One and Indy 500 Driver, Master of Fast, Entrepreneur, Best-Selling Author and 25 year network television analyst.
The Hall of Fame race car driver uses the teaching power of a unique sports platform in a way seldom seen before. Derek competed against world champions – raced for some of the world's most successful teams – won all over the world – lived in Monte Carlo – dined with Royalty – and was almost killed three times. His experiences are breathtaking.
With his native Irish wit, he presents powerful analogies with straight forward and fascinating details, delivered with the same energy and humor that has made him one of television's most popular sports commentators and a world class speaker.
A five-part video series, aimed at helping young drivers and their families map out a plan toward a career in professional motorsports in partnership with Honda Racing/HPD.
Dan Layton
Dan is the owner of Sugarcreek Productions who handles Public Relations for American Honda and Honda Performance and Development. He is a graduate from the University of Missouri.
Honda is very involved in grassroots racing working in several series. The video series done by Derek Daly was under written by Honda. The video goes from the first racing right up to being capable of become a professional race car driver telling the steps and what is needed to get there.
Steve Wittich
Steve is a writer for Trackside Online though most of his work is with the Mazda Road To Indy presented by Cooper Tires. Steve does also cover the Verizon IndyCar Series. He is always busy following stories and will cover events when Patrick Stephan is not able to get there as it is not easy for him to get out of work for tests.
Steve has covered the IndyCar test of the 2018 body work and the Pro Mazda test of the new 2018 car.
See you Tuesday evening at McGilvery's Speedway…


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I agree with my liberal friends and fellow travelers—this may be a light, pre-holiday article by Erika "so dumb I can't even spell my last name right" Lovley, but it's a poorly-written, poorly-reasoned, and stupid article, too.
The so-called Gore Effect happens when a global warming-related event, or appearance by the former vice president and climate change crusader, Al Gore, is marked by exceedingly cold weather or unseasonably winter weather.
For instance, in March, 2007, a Capitol Hill media briefing on the Senate's new climate bill was cancelled due to a snowstorm.
On Oct. 22, Gore's global warming speech at Harvard University coincided with near 125-year record-breaking low temperatures. And less than a week later, on Oct. 28, the British House of Commons held a marathon debate on global warming during London's first October snowfall since 1922.
Wow! Three incidents! And a full 67 percent of them involved Al Gore! Now, if Gore had made two appearances, or even four appearances, in two years, this would be a stunning coincidence. But Gore, being an incredibly famous and in-demand celebrity, makes lots of appearances. Many occur on historically temperate days. Some occur on historically warm days. The "effect" is garbage.
The important thing is where the garbage comes from. Lovley, being dishonest and rather lazy, does not note that it's Matt Drudge who came up with this. I read Drudge, as do you, although I read it less these days because news aggregation has become a mom-and-pop operation. I clearly recall Drudge's hyping of these Gore appearances with images of snowy weather. And I remember last week, when he ran the headline
Not again! Global warming rally in DC faces unusual November snow and cold...
"Not again" because Drudge does this all the time.
I generally like the Politico, and think Ben Smith and Mike Allen are among the best political reporters alive, and David Mark is one of the best long-term numbers and ideas men. However, they often operate with the intent of attracting traffic from Drudge, which leads to some dumb, lowest-common-denominator horseshit. Thus: the "Gore Effect" piece.
I would have thought the humiliating embarrassment of Drudge in the last weeks of the election, what with the endless "SHOCK POLL: MCCAIN SURGE" stories and the Ashley Todd hoax, would temper this stuff. Maybe it did and Lovley was the last to know.


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INFORMAL GET-TOGETHERS are popular during the holidays and with good reason. A menu of cocktails and appetizers is more economical and less time-consuming than a sit-down DTC dinner.
We asked Maryland caterers and restaurants for their favorite, show-stopping hors d'oeuvres. These luxury finger foods could be the centerpiece of your buffet. Fill in with less expensive, tried-and-true favorites such as chips and dips.
This beautiful recipe is from the Classic Catering People in Owings Mills.
Christmas Crab Quesadillas
1/4 cup butter or margarine
1 whole shallot (or 2 or 3 green onions) finely minced
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Central Illinois Tech day
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- 09.23.2017
Dave Fahringer has graciously decided to host yet another late summer Tech Day on saturday September 23rd., from 6 AM to 6 PM. Dave resides in the country south of Lexington IL. His shop is well equipped with 2 lifts and most specialized equipment and tools. A "headz up" for major projects is requested. Dave is a genius bar-b-que-er and typically provides chilled refreshments and smoked something-or-other for lunch. For the early birds less inclined to worms, there will be coffee and doughnuts.
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A Debate in Massachusetts
Has the state's plan succeeded? The two sides square off.
Three years ago, Massachusetts launched a health-care reform plan that attempts to achieve universal coverage of the state's residents and make medical care more affordable for all.
The plan seeks to complement current insurance coverage in the state by requiring that persons deemed able to afford it purchase coverage or pay a penalty; it subsidizes coverage for low-income individuals who meet certain qualifications; it requires employers with 11 to 50 full-time equivalent workers to either have 25% of their workers enrolled...


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Android offers many services to its users based on the best smart phones, play decent user interface and the memory of Google to the best applications and games to get free. You can already be found by visiting, choose to play. Store your favorite games and applications there are thousands of applications and games for pickup at the Play. Aside from that, almost everyone likes to play fast and furious arcade games to play from there smart phones. Arcade – style game, Vector is the best game at the moment. This game is available for free, and as I said, you can easily download for free from the Play Store. Interestingly, Vector PC at the present accessible. Check out the particulars here!
Vector offers an exciting game with arcade game play. If you find a gaming freak you sure this game, because it has a fantastic game all the time. Here in the game you control a character, a free runner and is not covered by the system. The game offers a number of additional common techniques used during the game and this is a major impact on the game. Turning, roof, slide and climbing like, if you know an urban ninja all the little karate techniques. You can also play this game with several game modes and many other things to play.
Vector provides intuitive, so you have the best gaming experience together with his own cell phone. You need to level one after another to finish with this exciting game you can challenge the best players and can beat them at their talent show and many other things , are very well recognized in this game . To further after we have some impressive features of this game.
Characteristics Vector for Android
- Arcade game offers exciting game play and super fast game
- Full HD graphics in the game
- Additional than 20 special difficult levels available to show their talent
- Wonderful control of large movements
- Turning, roof, slide and climbing to the best gaming experience to get
- To social networking integration of your current score and other things in the various social networks like Facebook, Twitter and many other parts
Impressed? Talking about me, I found this game from the first practice of the same. And believe me, I was a big fan of him. Somehow, I was addicted to it and the reason is their game so great. Well, it's time. I know you are here to add this game to grab. For PC Following that, we have a step by step guide that shows how easy this game for the Computer or Laptop. Confirm away!
Vector for PC free Download – Windows 7/8/XP/Vista/Mac
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Is the first thing necessary, the PC using an Android emulator to install properly. If you are aware of this tool, follow the link from which you can easily get the best Android emulator for your current PC system.
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When the download is complete, click the downloaded file and beaten in the run option. BlueStacks is automatically installed on your computer. Of course it may take several minutes to complete the process, as everything must be downloaded from the Internet.
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After a while BlueStacks on for the first time.
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There you can see them a nice house, along with a number of options. In the upper right cornet, click the search field.
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Vectors in the search box and press the Search button.
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Vector set this installation with a button.
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Before you continue, run a few instructions and you will be redirected to the Google Play Store. Click the Install button, you accept the certificate, and you are good to go now! Download begins. Note that this game takes a while to download.
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Back to the main homepage BlueStacks. Click on the My Applications vector there on the screen. Click on the icon and start playing!
You have successfully installed on your PC by the current PC system. For more information on this emulator know, BlueStacks widely used by all people who want their applications and games to your PC. It is the best on the market and works well on Windows PCs and Mac systems.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to allow us identify. Set your precious words as a comment below the post in the comments field. We love to hear from you.


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The Wallee
The Wallee, thewallee.com
Looks great; sturdy plastic and steel construction; relatively easy to install
Wallee case adds bulk; no option for using adhesive rather than screws
$49.95 (plus $10 for extra mounting plates) including worldwide shipping
The Wallee is an incredibly simple and near-perfect implementation of something I had hoped for since my first iPad arrived in the mail from the US: an easy way to mount it on the wall.
There are a few different options out there for attaching your iPad to a wall, but this one ticks too many boxes to be ignored. It's stylish (made from nice glossy hard plastic and available in a range of colours), easy to install (we'll look at that next), and designed locally in Melbourne by self-confessed Apple fanatics.
There are two parts to the Wallee: a hard plastic case that offers protection from knocks when you take your iPad out, and a wall mounted X piece (actually a few separate pieces that join together) that the case clicks into when you're at home, or wherever you install it.
Installing the Wallee
The most difficult part of the installation is attaching the X piece to the wall. Unfortunately, you will need to screw it in, so if you're renting, this might not be ideal. I'd love to see an adhesive version, though it might be hard to trust with your iPad sitting a few feet above the floor, attached only by glorified sticky tape.
As the video below describes, you need to mark a level crosshair where you want your iPad to hang, and use it along with the steel backing plate to mark your holes for drilling. There are no screws included, as your needs will vary depending on your wall.
Once the holes are drilled, and the backing plate screwed in, you attach the cover and X piece with an included screw. If you've gotten it right up to this point, you should have a neat white or black wall plate attached ready for you to turn and click your iPad (with Wallee case) into position.
The X design of the mounting plate means it can easily be used in portrait or landscape orientation, and switching between the two is a matter of twisting it into place. Small dimples in the Wallee let the pieces click together to ensure that your iPad will stay put at the right angle.
Using the Wallee
Once attached, the Wallee is great for using your iPad for a whole range of tasks. I mounted mine in the living room, so it's perfect for displaying my latest photos. But it would be great in the kitchen for viewing recipes or – dare I say it – on the back of the toilet door for catching up on some YouTube while on the loo.
When clicked into position, the Wallee will hold your iPad stable for watching video or navigating through an app. When it's not docked, the case does a good job at being a standalone case, but the section that attaches to the X plate does add some bulk. Also, a section of the iPad's back is exposed to potential scratches where the cross is cut out.
Australian Macworld's buying advice
The Wallee is an ingenious option for anyone who wants to attach their iPad to a wall without too much customisation and manual labour. It doesn't interfere with normal iPad operation, as it's shaped for full access to all buttons, and provides a nice looking hard case to protect your iPad. Sure, the case is a bit chunky, and not as protective as some, but it's a worthwhile compromise for such an elegant mounting solution.


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As one of the top 10 material handling dealers in the nation, Papé Material Handling is proud to offer the best brands, dependable service, and a suite of solutions that will meet your needs. From 24/7 hour service to unparalleled expertise, our team will help you find the right material handling equipment for the job and make it last. Visit our Fresno, California location just off Route 99 to learn more about what Papé Material Handling will do to keep you moving.
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Papé Material Handling is a leading material equipment dealer in Fresno, California. With 24 locations nationwide, our family-owned business provides customers with retail, rental, and repair solutions. Our extensive inventory includes options from leading manufacturers, from used Yale & new or used Hyster forklifts to new and used Genie telehandlers and Trackmobile railcar movers. In addition, our motive power division offers WATER LESS® batteries from Hawker and Crown that will increase productivity and cut energy costs.
Our rental service for material handling equipment in Fresno provides solutions for short-term projects. Hyster & used Yale forklifts, Genie aerials, and other top-performing equipment are available for rent at our location in Fresno, California. We stock the best brands to ensure that the needs of diverse industries are met.
Papé Material Handling also offers repair services that will get your valued material handling equipment up and running. Our technicians are trained and skilled in addressing the requirements of your Genie telehandlers & aerials and Hyster & Yale forklifts in Fresno, California. We've also got experts on call who can help you configure your warehouse to maximize storage capacity.


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- Where is NCCF located?
- What are the meeting times? Check out the calendar for the meeting times for all our forums and events!
- What do I need to wear? Most people wear dressy casual or business casual, but as long as you dress modestly, you are welcome to be comfortable in the clothes of your choice.
I'm new at NCCF and I want to know who to go to for questions about OR how to get involved with...
in alphabetical order click here for the church directory
- Accountability Groups ~ Marty Jasper
- Children's Ministry ~ Angel Finley
- Church Directory ~ Dave Schell
- Evangelism (Local and Foreign) ~ Kyle Messenger
- Events (Annual / Special) ~ Marty Jasper
- Family Outings ~ Angel Finley
- Leadership ~ Chris Greer / Steve Cowden
- Men's Ministry ~ Marty Jasper
- Music (Worship Team) ~ Dave Schell
- Music (Special Music) ~ Diana Stauffer
- Corporate Regional Prayer ~ Ben Hannon
- Sunday Lunch Fellowship ~ Shaye Messenger
- Women's Ministry ~ Diana Stauffer
- Youth Ministry ~ Whit Parham
I go to NCCF and I want to know who to go for questions about OR how to get involved with...
in alphabetical order click here for the church directory
- the City app - Marty Jasper
- Email Communications ~ Dave Schell
- Facilities Repairs / Maintenance / Use ~ Jonah Stauffer
- Financial Information ~ Dave Schell
- Giving to NCCF ~ Dave Schell
- Benevolence Needs (Personal / Others) ~ Jonah Stauffer
- Kitchen Maintenance ~ Sarah Crutchfield
- Marketing an Event I'm Coordinating ~ Michelle Hannon
- Meals for New Moms ~ Diana Stauffer
- Nursery (Hired Workers) ~ Jessica Tolbert
- Nursery (Schedule Changes / Alternates) ~ Paige Greer
- Showers ~ Diana Stauffer
- Website ~ Matt Tolbert
- Weddings ~ Diana Stauffer
- Welcome Team ~ Carolyn Crawley
Who are the deacons and what are their roles? click here for the church directory
- Marty Jasper ~ Deacon of Ministries
- Dave Schell ~ Deacon of Administration
- Jonah Stauffer ~ Deacon of Facilities
- Matt Tolbert ~ Deacon of Communications


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Chicken Parmigiana
Our healthy version of this Italian classic is a guaranteed family hit. Use a high quality Parmesan cheese for the best flavor.
- Ingredients
- 3 spray(s) olive oil cooking spray
- 1 pound(s) uncooked boneless skinless chicken breast(s), four 4-oz pieces
- 2 item(s) egg white(s), lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup(s) dried plain breadcrumbs
- 1 Tbsp Italian seasoning
- 1/2 tsp table salt, or to taste
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 1 1/2 cup(s) canned tomato sauce
- 1/2 cup(s), shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 2 Tbsp grated Parmesan cheese
- Instructions
Preheat oven to 350ºF. Coat a large baking pan with cooking spray.
Place chicken between two sheets of wax paper; using a rolling pin, pound chicken to 1/4-inch thickness. (To watch a video of this technique, click here.)
Place egg whites in a shallow bowl. In another shallow bowl, combine bread crumbs with Italian seasoning and salt. Dip chicken in egg whites; turn to coat. Dip chicken in bread crumb mixture; turn to thoroughly coat.
Coat a large skillet with cooking spray and add oil; heat over medium-high heat. When hot, add chicken and cook until lightly browned and no longer pink in center, about 4 minutes per side (cook chicken in batches if necessary).
Pour 1/2 cup of sauce into prepared baking dish; place chicken in pan in a single layer. Pour remaining sauce evenly over chicken; sprinkle with both cheeses. Bake until chicken is cooked through and cheese is bubbly, about 25 minutes. Yields 1 piece of chicken per serving.
- Notes
- SERVING SUGGESTION: Roast the broccoli with 1 tsp oil (per serving), salt and pepper and serve with 3/4 cooked spaghetti per serving. Adds 5 SmartPoint values per serving.


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Lower Peninsula ex-softball coach gets 9-40 years for sexual assault of girl
GRAND HAVEN (AP) — A former girls' softball coach accused of sexually assaulting a girl on his western Michigan team starting in 2012 has been sentenced to about nine to 40 years in prison.
Thomas Galloway on Monday learned his punishment in an Ottawa County courtroom.
The 45-year-old Galloway earlier pleaded no contest to four first-degree sexual assault charges stemming from assaults on one of his softball players that began when she was 13. A no contest plea isn't an admission of guilt, but is treated as such for sentencing. The defense had asked for a maximum sentence of four years in prison.
Authorities have said charges were brought after the girl later told a parent. Galloway was founder of a group of traveling softball teams, and a coach until he resigned.


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WALES today drafted Llanelli forward Chris Wyatt into their World Cup squad after Michael Owen was ruled out with a back injury.
Wyatt was overlooked by coach Steve Hansen in the original 30-man squad but will now take part in his second World Cup following 22-year-old Owen's heartbreak.
Owen, who plays for the Gwent Dragons professional team, was hurt before Wales' warm-weather training camp in Lanzarote last week - and has now been withdrawn from the Australia-bound squad on medical advice.
Wyatt, 30 earlier this month, made his Test debut against Zimbabwe in 1998. He has won 36 caps.
"Michael injured his back before going on our warm-weather training camp to Lanzarote," said Hansen.
"After seeking specialist advice, we have decided not to risk him by taking him to Australia. The injury means that he will be out for a further six weeks or so.
"At 22, he is still a young man and has a lot of rugby left to play - so we have taken the commonsense option and decided his long-term future is more important than his short-term future career.
"Michael understands the situation, and we are lucky to have an able replacement in Chris Wyatt to bring into the squad," added Hansen.
"Chris was unlucky to miss out on the final 30-man draft, and we are pleased to welcome him back on board."
Wales - drawn in World Cup Pool D alongside New Zealand, Italy, Canada and Tonga - will leave for Australia next Sunday.


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This year, more than years past, I was all about making very little amount of money go very very far. And I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one. Which makes me even more proud of how I wrapped gifts this year. I had every thing for the gifts except tissue paper - so we did spend $2.99 on that - but everything else I already had, boxes, yarn, everything. I started in early November making the yarn poofs - all 100 of them. That was easy cheesey - just took a couple weeks. I already had the boxes - so I knew whatever we got our humongo family for Christmas would need to fit in a 6x6 box. The last part of everyone's gift came in the mail last night - so we assembly lined the boxes and got them put together pretty quickly. Oh, and the yarn was left over from when I made scarves for Christmas gifts - sure am glad I didn't let Sam talk me into getting rid of it! We decided that the boxes were pretty enough by themselves, so no wrapping paper needed, which is awesome, because I would have to buy some, and there's negative money in the gift wrap budget! ;) (houndstooth paper we bought earlier this year to make it easier to distinguish between our gifts and the ones that need to travel)
The yarn poofs make me happy and I think they're super festive.
Apparently kids now get their own tree in their own room. Not sure when this happened - because I sure didn't get my own when I was younger... And as much as I wanted to buy William a pretty little real tree and buy the decorations for it and make it super cute - there just wasn't any money for that. Then it occurred to me that he already has a tree in his room!!!! I think it's adorable and we only had to spend $3 to pick some more green ornaments.
Retraction Notice: we no longer give him rice cereal in every bottle - he liked it at the time but the next day he didn't like trying to get rid of it. Oops - not so hot on the parenting this time I guess. Good news - he decided he likes eating like a big boy with a spoon - so we're doing that instead of putting it the bottle.


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Each box comes fun-filled with educational and eco-friendly activities for ages 3-10.
We received the November box which I feel encourages children to explore color and patterns.
Here is the Mosaic Coaster, completed. So far, the coaster was the most fun for my toddler. I think the crafts were quite fun and cute, but it required a bit too much for my toddler, so we didnt complete all the activities. I still think the box is worth trying out, my toddler just isnt that crafty (yet, I hope. Haha. I enjoy crafts). He can do more simpler crafts, but he is still in that phase where he likes to tear things up instead of make things.
The boxes for December, January, and February look like a lot of fun. My son is really into animals so I think hed love the January and February boxes. Ive also noticed that Green Kid Crafts has a box no other childrens subscription service has (that I know of). If you have more than one child, you can subscribe to a monthly sibling box instead of having to buy two separate boxes. It costs more than the regular subscription (about $10 more) but still saves you from having to buy two subscriptions.


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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 52.3253 / 52°19'30"N
Longitude: -0.5973 / 0°35'50"W
OS Eastings: 495693
OS Northings: 270612
OS Grid: SP956706
Mapcode National: GBR DYB.CS4
Mapcode Global: VHFP6.LTL9
Entry Name: Irthlingborough Old Bridge and Attached Causeway (That Part in Irthlingborough Civil Parish)
Listing Date: 8 May 1950
Last Amended: 17 June 1987
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1040368
English Heritage Legacy ID: 232383
Location: Irthlingborough, East Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire, NN9
County: Northamptonshire
District: East Northamptonshire
Civil Parish: Irthlingborough
Built-Up Area: Irthlingborough
Traditional County: Northamptonshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Northamptonshire
Church of England Parish: Irthlingborough St Peter
Church of England Diocese: Peterborough
5/87 Irthlingborough Old Bridge
08/05/50 and attached causeway (that
part in Irthlingborough C.P.)
(Formerly listed as
Irthlingborough Old Bridge,
Station Road)
Bridge and attached causeway. Mid C14, datestones 1668, 1829, widened west side
in 1754 and 1922. Squared coursed limestone, part banded with ironstone,
limestone ashlar and brick. Bridge of 10 double and triple chamfered arches.
Those on west side have outer arches with brick voussoirs probably of 1754.
Large cutwaters to both sides; 5 on east side have refuges. Datestone 1668 on
east side probably refers to restoration. Plaque with cross keys of St. Peter on
west side. Central plaque with inscription relates to restoration of 1829.
Causeways attached to each end, each of 5 arches, originally formed part of the
bridge. Widened on west side and east parapets renewed and refaced in brick and
ashlar; probably all of 1922. Medieval arches survive within the arches of the
causeway. Originally constructed as a bridge of some 20 arches, probably under
instruction of The Abbey of Peterborough. Scheduled as an ancient monument.
(Buildings of England: Northamptonshire, p.268; V.C.H.: Northamptonshire, Vol.3,
Listing NGR: SP9569370612
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As the name the states, the University District boarders Vancouver Island University. The area has attracted students, young families, professionals, and investors due to the increase in housing developments and VIU's student population. Originally the heart of Nanaimo's coal mining heritage, the University District's real estate is eclectic, with newer homes, duplexes, condos, and older homes all found in the area. There are also many opportunities for investors or families to rent out suites or entire homes to students. The University District offers affordable living to buyers, and with new developments in the last 20 years the area has all the amenities you need!
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Everything is just fine according to Minister Hehr
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Everything is just fine according to Minister Hehr
Everything is just fine according to Minister Hehr
Does our Minister still think that it's only a handful of Veterans not happy with what's transpiring on our file?
Government of Canada details enhanced support for Veterans and their families
Budget 2017 addresses financial security, education and family support
MOOSE JAW, SK, April 24, 2017 /CNW/ - Canada's women and men in uniform have served our country with bravery, honour and dignityputting their lives at risk to protect the values we cherish most. Our Veterans deserve our greatest recognition and respect for their service.
The Honourable Kent Hehr, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of National Defence, met with Canadian Forces Members and their families at the Military Family Resource Centre (MFRC) in Moose Jaw today to provide details on Budget 2017 initiatives to assist Canada's Veterans and their families.
Budget 2017 builds on the foundation that was established in Budget 2016 and will recognize the important role of caregivers, help more families, support mental health and provide for the education and training Veterans need to find the work they want in their post-military lives.
Budget 2017 would expand access to all 32 MFRCs across Canada following the success of a pilot project that allowed access for medically released Veterans and their families to seven MFRCs. Previously, these services were only for still-serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces.
"When a member serves, the whole family serves along with them. Families and caregivers are the backbone of the support Veterans need during their service, their transition to post-military life and afterwards. Their mental health and well-being are a priority."
The Honourable Kent Hehr, Minister of Veterans Affairs and Associate Minister of the Department of National Defence
Budget 2017 highlights:
Expanding access to all 32 Military Family Resource Centres (MFRCs) across Canada. The expansion would result in medically released Veterans and their families having continued and uninterrupted access to all 32 MFRCs across the country, in addition to the other resources that were part of the initial pilot.
$133.9 million over six years to create a new Veterans' Education and Training Benefit. This new benefit would provide Veterans with the funding for college, university or a technical education of their choice. Veterans with six years of service may be eligible for up to $40,000 and Veterans with at least 12 years of service may be eligible for up to $80,000 to cover tuition, course materials, and some incidentals and living expenses.
Redesigning the Career Transition Services (CTS) program, which would include an expansion of current eligibilities; the removal of time limits for Veterans, reservists and survivors to access benefits; and simplification or elimination of the application process for participants.
Enhancing and simplifying support to Veterans' families and caregivers by replacing the Family Caregiver Relief Benefit with a $1,000 monthly, tax-free benefit paid directly to a Veteran's caregiver.
$4 million over four years to establish a Veteran Emergency Fund to enable Veterans Affairs Canada to address unique and urgent veteran-specific situations.
$13.9 million over four years to establish a Veteran and Family Well-Being Fund. This fund would be used for the development of new and innovative ways to support Veterans and their families by providing financial support to organizations to conduct research and implement initiatives and projects. These organizations can be non-profit, voluntary and, in some cases, for-profit as well.
Plans to create a new Centre of Excellence in Veterans' care, specializing in mental health, post-traumatic stress disorder and related issues for Veterans.
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If you want to learn more about wars of the past, you should read historical books. But there would be no interest to read a book without any fascination. Many writers have written historical books in which they have presented fictionalized account of an event of period of history.
Herman Edward has been a great writer. He has served US Army in Germany. He was greatly passionate about world history and your place in it that greatly inspired the people of 20th century, to perform turbulent and sometimes violent twentieth century stage. He has not limited himself only to the historical fiction, he has written many more other books.
"Your land is our land" a Great War story
"Your land is our land" is a one of the best stories of Herman Edward in which he has written about turbulent time of 1930s, in Palestine. In this story, you come to know that the British mandate Palestine had been tested by Jews and Arabs alike. This story is about troubles in Europe that spread over to Palestine when Jews in thousands of numbers entered the land and Jews and British united to crush the rebellions. There are several interesting characters in the real story from history which fantasize the readers about the war history of the world. The author of the book has penned down the real incidences that occurred during the war. It helps the readers to know the flow of events that led to war and how people survived at that time. If you are interested in reading this fictitious historical book, you must buy this book online.


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here are some new food facts weve discovered since the last food post i made and some new foods weve tried.
finnish food/drink:
-lapish flat bread (rieska). there are potato, barley, and rye varieties apparently. it kind of looks like greek pita bread, but less fluffy. it looks like it would be dry and bland, but its great. its soft, simple, a bit dense but you could eat a million of them.
-square hole-y bread (dont know what else to call it). dave and X love this stuff, cant get enough. its a tiny bit sweet, soft and yet firm enough to be used for many things: sandwiches, mini pizzas, appetizer dipper, etc.
-pommac pop. this is an unusual pop that they also make popsicles out of. its used as a non-alcoholic champagne too because its got a similar flavor and is aged in oak barrels for 3 months.
-cloudberry liquor. cloudberries are fairly rare in the world (they only grow above the arctic circle) and are very popular here. this liquor has a nice, sweet flavor.
-jaffa. a popular pop. i love the popsicles made from this stuff (the original orange flavor).
food notes:
-i still havent found any good orange juice like i could in the US. it seems a bit watered down here, and its certainly not sweetened (which is nice), but it also seems that people arent big on pulp here, so i havent found any good "full pulp" brands yet.
-finns take exactly the amount that they will eat for meals and then they proceed to eat every bite on their plate. its like my (depression era) grandpa, at every meal. i feel so ashamed of myself. as a recovering picky eater, i am never sure if im going to like that "game stew" or "herring bake" so i may take a few small piles of things or sift through the onions or peppers i dont like. by the end of the meal im grateful ive shared a tray with X because i can pretend its all her fault my plate isnt spotless.
-ive discovered there are basically no hard candies for sale here. tons of gummies, salty licorice, and chocolate though.
-i did actually find a ziploc bag semi-equivalent here. yay. no need to fill up my suitcase with boxes of baggies.
-celery is not a high demand item here apparently. there is only a small sad pile of it at the grocery store, and many times, if you shop on sunday, you cant even find it.


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The Oregon National Guard's emergency response team recently participated in Vigilant Guard-Alaska 2014, a training exercise meant to train civilian and military agencies to work together during an emergency.
Approximately 200 soldiers and airmen from the Oregon National Guard's Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and high-yield Explosives Enhanced Response Force Package joined with the Hawaii National Guard to participate in the exercise on March 24-April 3 near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. The exercise had the Oregon and Hawaii teams assist victims after a simulated earthquake, Dvidshub.net reports.
The CERFP search and extraction teams rescued simulated victims who were trapped under debris. The scenario was modeled after an earthquake and ensuing tsunami that hit Alaska on March 27, 1964.
"We're here to help the Alaska fire chief do search and extraction on collapsed buildings and treat victims of the earthquake," Army Lt. Col. Mike Moffit, the commander of the CERFP, said, according to Dvidshub.net.
The CERFP worked with the Hawaii National Guard to provide continuous support for the civilian authority. Both teams used the exercise to determine each other's best practices and integrate new procedures.
"Our command element attends many schools in conjunction with civilian response forces so that we all learn how to use the same language, use the same forms, use the same command structure and how we can create the military into a civilian force," Moffit said, according to Dvidshub.net.
Moffit said the training exercise was an excellent opportunity for the CERFP, local firefighters and civilian search and extraction teams, Dvidshub.net reports.