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Punch Drunk Cabaret will tick two items off their bucket list on a three day tour through Saskatchewan in September.
The three member Alberta band will perform their first ever live show in Lloydminster at The Root on Sept. 3 after a cancelled gig at the Legacy Centre in May due to liquor licence snafu.
"Maybe this time for real," Randy Bailer, singer and manager said with a laugh.
He noted the cancellation was disappointing for them and fans who bought tickets.
"We feel quite good about the fact we've been able to pick that show up again just a few months later," he said.
Before hitting Lloyd, the rockabilly steampunk swing act will also perform their first ever live show in Saskatoon on Sept. 1 at the Capital Music Club.
That will be followed by a sold out show with Trooper in North Battleford on Sept. 2 as they make their way to Lloyd, which Bailer calls a strange town, but in a good way.
He said it's strange because despite the cancellation in May, "the press has been so damned good to us in Lloyd like no other place.
"Saskatoon is really strange and elusive too, because we've recorded all three albums there and really consider Saskatoon a second home—we've never played there live," he said.
He noted in the music business there is so much deal making behind the scenes that never makes the light of day.
"It's a strange thing—some markets you can't get arrested and in Lloyd, the press has just been so supportive of what we do," he said.
Punch Drunk's much awaited arrival in Lloydminster will be hyped with the release of their video, Beard of Bees, named for a song on their newest and third album, Electrik Steam Show.
Bailer said the video has been become very important to this band because they are a very visual band.
"One thing about this band is we're very much a live band first," said Bailer.
"That live show has to impact people the first time and so everything that we do, from the songs that we write, to the way that we look—everything stems from having an engaging live show."
The live on stage eye candy starts with drummer Capt. Sean Watts who plays a pared down drum kit that he plays standing up.
"Every time we play, there's comments that people have never seen someone stand up and play the drums so he definitely brings a unique angle to it," said Bailer.
The bass player is Terry "Sawbones" Grant who plays an unconventional 12 string bass instead of the usual four string instrument.
"It's very unique—there's not a lot of people in Canada that even play that instrument," said Bailer, noting it was developed in the 70s by a guy in the band Cheap Trick.
Bailer said Punch Drunk will perform songs from all three of their albums at The Root.
"We've never taken such a left turn that there is an album that doesn't apply—each album we've built off the last one," he said.
He also described Punch Drunk as a "homeless band," meaning Bailer lives near Wetaskiwin, Watts in Hanna and Grant near Edmonton and they get together to perform.
The trio tagged up in July for two videotaping sessions for the Beard of Bees project starting at Bailer's family farm.
They completed a performance video on a set there that Bailer built in the hayloft of an old barn. The second part was shot on what Bailer called really epic locations in southern Alberta including Horsethief Canyon in the badlands.
"Because we are a very visual band, it really lends itself well to the media form of video," said Bailer.
"Quite often we get booked because of our videos."
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August 18, 2016 12:00 AM
Punch Drunk Cabaret will be at The Root Sept. 3. L-r: Singer Randy Bailer, drummer Capt. Sean Watts and bass player Terry "Sawbones" Grant.
Punch Drunk Cabaret will tick two items off their bucket list on a three day tour through Saskatchewan in September.
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Today I am going to write about a dear friend of mine (who I consider like my little sister). Urvashi – the girl in the photos in this post had an amazing breakthrough recently, which I would like to share with you all. This story is not about how much weight one can lose in X months and how to do it. This is a story of a girl who transformed her life with sheer willpower and dedication.
Urvi (short for Urvashi)was always a 'fat kid' just like me and many of us. Although she was very good at academics and is a fashion designer now, the weight was a constant struggle. I know her from the time she was born, but to me she was always my cute lil sis!!
One fine day this lil girl decided she had enough bullshit from people who think a person's body determines her personality. It took a while and a lot of dedication to go through the journey of losing 33-34 kgs in 18 months. Most people who know her may never believe she did this without some kind of surgery or treatment, but SHE DID..
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One of the best players in the city is down to three potential colleges.
Wings Academy's Justin Jenkins will attend either Fairfield, Siena or Florida Atlantic, he told The Post following Friday night's NYC Mayor's Cup all-star game at CCNY. Which one remains to be seen.
"I'm basically trying to see the place I'll have the best future at," he said. "I'm looking for a school where I can get better, play the most and I'm comfortable with the coaches."
The 6-foot-2 combo guard will take an official visit to Florida Atlantic of the Sun Belt conference next week and also plans a trip to Fairfield officially, although he has been to the MAAC school a few times unofficially.
"When I feel is the right time, I'm going to decide," he said.
Jenkins is not fully qualified as he needs to raise his SAT score by 100 points the next time he takes the test, which will be May 5.
Jefferson's Hall has no favorites: Jefferson star Thaddeus Hall said reports that he is leaning toward St. John's are untrue. While he likes the Red Storm, "everyone is equal" right now, the 6-foot-5 southpaw said. He plans to take visits in April and decide at some point later that month.
Hall has offers from South Carolina, Kansas State, St. John's, TCU, Fordham, Hofstra and Texas Tech. Of the schools not located nearby, he said he will definitely visit South Carolina and Maryland.
"When I take some visits and meet coaches, I'll have a few favorites," Hall said.
'B' star shines: Oge Uwanaka puts up incredible numbers for Morrisania in PSAL Class B, but the 5-foot-11 senior put all questions about her ability to rest Friday night playing with some of the best girls in the city, including a few Division I players.
Uwanaka had seven points, 15 rebounds and four blocked shots, showing off her relentless defense and rebounding skills – even in an all-star game. Her Bronx/Queens team beat Brooklyn/Manhattan/Staten Island, 65-60.
"I don't know how we would have been in the game without Oge," Bronx/Queens co-coach Steve Tsai of Francis Lewis said.
Added co-coach Bill Mann of Mott Haven: "She has quality characteristics you can't teach."
Uwanaka has terrific options for college on an academic level. She is choosing between NYU, Williams, Middlebury and Bates and Amherst could also be in the picture. On the Division III level, she could likely make an impact right away. Just like she did in the NYC Mayor's Cup.
"I'm not used to the competition in the 'B' league," Uwanaka said. "It was great to play against the best in the city."
Room for growth: In its second year, the NYC Mayor's Cup was bigger and better in 2012. Under Armour donated more than $10,000 in gear – jerseys, socks, sneakers and bags – to the players, according to Mike Hopper, the vice president of sports marketing for NYC & Company, the event organizer. Hot 97 also had a presence at CCNY.
The one notable absence, of course, was the CHSAA. The Catholic school league participates in NYC Mayor's Cup events like boys and girls soccer, baseball, softball, track & field and lacrosse. Hopper said the CHSAA has not reached out to NYC & Company about participating in basketball.
"They know what events we have," Hopper said. "The PSAL is a phenomenal partner. They go above and beyond."
Recruiting notes: Health Professions standout Gelvis Solano, an explosive 6-foot-2 combo guard, has recently picked up heavy Division I interest from St. Peter's College and Marist to go along with an offer from Division II dynamo Adelphi College. He plans to visit Adelphi on Thursday and said Marist and St. Peter's are coming to see him at school this week. "I'm just focused on getting a scholarship and going to a place that will pay for my education," he said. … CSI/McCown forward Quamaine Tomlin holds scholarship offers from Division II schools Adelphi, College of St. Rose and American International, coach Ray Palma said. Division Is St. Peter's, Monmouth and FDU have all expressed interest in the 6-foot-6 post who is fully qualified, according to Palma. … Transit Tech swingman Richard Williams is headed to prep school, he said. The versatile 6-foot-5 forward has heard from local Division I schools St. Peter's, St. Francis, LIU and Central Connecticut State. He is considering Avon Old Farms, South Kent and Wilbraham & Monson, among others, he said. … Truman girls star Krystal Pearson just got back from an official visit to Cleveland State. She'll decide between that school, VCU and Towson when she returns from a school trip to Ireland next month.


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At Kamduni village in Barasat, the gang rape and murder of the college student has been despised by all but not protested against enough as it ought to have been in Calcutta and West Bengal. Three more similar incidents have taken place subsequently. The few artistes and intellectuals who have visited the spot have been informed by the affected family that they want justice and not compensation. The villagers too are demanding the same. There have been several mistakes along the way. We have committed a very big mistake ourselves. After the event our daily published the name and photo of the victim. According to a Supreme Court's directive the rape victim's name should not be published. It is not just the SC order that we need to keep in mind but also social responsibility. The editor cannot evade his own responsibility in this case. He expresses his deep apologies and begs forgiveness. The Delhi gangrape victim has often been referred to as Damini or Nirbhaya. We name the Barasat victim Aparajita (victorious). Though she did not taste victory there are lessons of social responsibilities through this incident and we must be ready to accept these. Are we prepared?


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Even though I've now been using Microvellum for about 3 yrs I still consider myself somewhat green with it. For reference we are talking Toolbox v.6
OK....the question I am wondering about is: Is there a way to control the routing output sequence so that the shallowest cuts are always first and continue with each sequential depth?
In any given nest this can be multiple operations on multiple parts. In many cases though a couple routes need to be sequenced based on DOC.
If it requires a modification to the post so be it. I just need to know what the options and/or fixes are.
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I take it that you are creating a "virtual" tool a 900 series with multiple passes. If you are then you need to call Oregon otherwise you need to set the tool path priorities which is a real PITA in v6.0.
I'm not sure I understand your question or concern. Do you mean it is routing the borders of the parts first, then all the internal machining? If not, I can't understand why it would matter...
Sorry for the delay in response here guys.
We have some 900 tools setup but that is not where the concern is.
Borders always cut last so that is not the issue either.
The problem occurs with routed holes that we are trying to dust out for several very good reasons.
The problem is that the pocket portion and the perimeter cut are separate toolpaths. About 50% of the time it will cut the perimeter first and then try to cut the pocket second.
Yeah, your going to need to call Oregon, V6 had issues with machining, well actually so does V7, but I have seen exactly what you are referring to and I did some 'custom' geometry work, MV just couldn't cut it.


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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo - BPPV
One day I was driving home from work as usual. I caught something out of my peripheral vision and quickly turned my head to see what it was. It was nothing important – a bird flying by. A few days later, I was walking down the hall of our school and turned quickly to see a student running in the hall. Later that week, as I was getting up to get ready for work and got up too fast. None of these small incidents would have even been remembered except for the fact that they all brought on a short instance of vertigo. For a second or two, complete and utter dizziness. Still, these would not have been a big deal in my life if it had stopped there.
Since I already had an appointment for my doctor, I waited until the following Monday and told her about the incidents. She didn't seem to be too concerned. She had me hang my head off the table and had me turn my head rapidly from left to right – a movement I later found out was called the Dix-Hallpike test. This made me extremely dizzy – so much that I thought I would fall off the table. Carefully my doctor sat me up and told me that she was sure that I had a condition called Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, or BPPV.
BPPV is basically vertigo, or dizziness caused by crystals in the inner ear that are not where they belong. These crystals get caught in the fluids of your inner ear, causing false signals to be sent to your brain, therefore causing the vertigo. BPPV is almost always caused by quick movements of the head, such as turning to see what is flying by or turning to get out of bed quickly.
Treatment for BVVP is generally exercises to clear the debris from the ear. In simple terms, these exercises have patients lie on their sides at a certain angle, sit up for thirty seconds, and repeat for the other side. This is a simplified explanation, of course, and if you would like more information about it, you can follow this link: http://vestibular.org/understanding-vestibular-disorders
After getting this information, I took the pamphlet from doctor and went home, fully intending to do the exercises later that evening. Things happened and the exercises did not get done. The next day, I went to work and later went to the gym for some water aerobics. When I returned home, I remembered the exercises and proceeded to do them. This made me severely dizzy, as I expected, but the dizziness went away fairly quickly.
About an hour later, the dizziness returned, along with an unbearable migraine. I had never had a migraine before this and the pain was worse than any I had ever experienced. As I later told my sister, I felt as if I was on a merry-go-round going a hundred miles an hour and being hit in the head with a hammer on every revolution. It was horrible. I went bed that night and nearly cried myself to sleep.
When I woke the next morning, the pain and dizziness was still there. It was milder, but still there. I took my grandson to daycare safely, but after I dropped him off the pain returned so quickly that I had to pull off the road into a nearby parking lot. I laid my head back and closed my eyes. After about fifteen minutes, the pain had subsided enough that I was able to drive again, and drove into work.
Again, I don't remember that morning, the pain and dizziness continued to worsen. I made arrangements to go home at lunch. Today, it scares me that I do not remember that drive home. Luckily, I made it home safely and walked upstairs to fall into bed. The light and every small noise was horrendous. It hurt so bad, I knew my head would surely explode. This whole time, the dizziness never stopped. This continued throughout the rest of the week. I barely remember those days, knowing only my husband kept trying to get me to eat something and drink some fluids.
When the symptoms were still there and even worse on the following Monday, my husband called our doctor. She told him to bring me to see her that afternoon. Again, I don't remember the events of that day, but I was told that I was not doing very well, and when the doctor used a scope to check my eyes, I nearly fell from the table. My doctor decided I needed to be taken to the emergency room for tests.
At the emergency room, I was given a CT scan and MRI to rule out a stroke, a bleed in the brain, tumors, or multiple sclerosis, among other things. Luckily, these tests turned out to show no issues in my brain. And that was just the beginning.
I was admitted to the hospital to have blood tests and other tests run. They took blood and urine and did other tests to try to find out what was going on. I was put on a regiment of medications to try to get the headache and dizziness to go away. I was given morphine intravenously that were strong enough that they knocked me out after a surgery a couple of years ago, and it barely did anything for my pain this time. The same went for all of the different medications for the dizziness. By this time, the pain and dizziness had been going on continuously for over a week.
Finally, after all this time, the doctors came upon a group of medications that lessened the pain. It was still there, but instead of a 9 or 10 on a scale of 1- 10, it was more of a 5 or 6. Much more bearable.
Doctors of every variety came to check on me. None had any idea of what was going on – except for the initial diagnosis of BPPV. None felt that BPPV would last continuously this long. After being at the hospital for five days, I was discharged without a reason for these headaches and dizziness, but at least with medication to calm the symptoms.
The next week I went to see an ear, nose, throat doctor. He did some of the same tests they had done in the hospital. I just want to say - that when you are already dizzy and can't get the dizziness to stop, test to make you even more dizzy are just cruel and mean. Unfortunately, they are also necessary. After all of his testing, the only thing that he could tell me was that I was dizzy...yeah....I already KNEW that!! He set me up an appointment with a vestibular therapist.
I was told that it would be weeks before I could in to see a vestibular therapist, but luckily there was a cancellation and I got in two days later. I was anxious to have this appointment - and scared. No one had been able to tell me much so far, and my biggest fear was that I would not find out anything today either. But I was so wrong.
The therapist was a wonderful woman who is nine months pregnant. She put me through a series of tests.
The electronystagmography test basically checks how your eyes work with your vestibular system. I had special goggle on that recorded movements as I followed a moving dot going in different directions. Except for the weird goggles, this wasn't too bad.
The next test was the rotating chair test. In this test you sit in a moving chair while trying not to move your head as you follow a moving red dot around. The chair never goes in a complete rotation, but it feels as if you are. Again, during this test you wear goggles that measure your eye movements and other things.
After that, I was taken into a different room and told to sit on a table. I was to sit at a certain spot and again, with goggles on, was asked to follow a moving dot. It went in a horizontal direction at one time, and then in a vertical direction.
Then it was the dreaded Dix-Hallpike test. Although it had been done at my doctor's office, the ENT office and the hospital, I had to do it again. Again - it is a cruel test! The therapist said she wanted to record my reactions since this hadn't been done before. She also wanted to see the reaction herself. I didn't disappoint - if it had not been for her assistant I would have landed on the floor.
While I was still laying down, she did a couple of tests using water. The first test was with cold water and the second was with hot water. Both tests involved spraying water into both ears (one at a time) and measuring the resulting dizziness. It wasn't really that uncomfortable, except the noise of the water rushing into my ears.
After all of this I was finally given a report. I did indeed have the BPPV that everyone had suspected, but I also have vestibulopathy. This is basically a big fancy word for saying my right inner ear is getting old....Really what it means is that there is some degeneration in my inner ear. The fluids and the hairs are sending out bad signals. Since my left ear was still sending out the correct signals, my brain is getting confused and can't tell what position my body is really in.
There is treatment for both of these disorders. For BPPV there is a procedure called the Epley repositioning maneuver. The therapist put me through some different movements and after about ten minutes that part of my issue was completely taken care of. It was amazing!
For the vestibulopathy, there is vestibular therapy available. Again, through a series of different maneuvers throughout a few weeks of therapy, my brain will basically be retrained to ignore the signals from the right ear and only pay attention to the left ear.
Now, after worrying about all of this for around three weeks, the end is in sight. What a relief!
The Friday after my visit to the vestibular therapist, I started therapy. The first day I was put in a harness, similar to a parachute harness and strapped into this contraption. It was tall and cylindrical and reminded me of a version of the teleporter in the old Star Trek series. I was told to stand there and wait for thirty seconds. The therapist was taking some kind of measurements. Then suddenly the walls in this contraption began moving. After a few minutes, the floor also began to move. If not for the harness, I would have fallen several times. After a few minutes, I had to repeat the same things with my eyes closed. Boy, was that fun!
After doing this, I was given a series of exercises to work on at home. Now, after two months, the dizziness is nearly completely gone. It still occurs occasionally, but not nearly like it was when it started. After two more visits with the therapist, it should be completely gone. It seems silly now, and easy to take care of, but it took the right people to figure out the problem and to treat it.
I am glad that it is nearly over!
I have just stumbled upon your story while researching bppv on pinterest. Very recently my ent diagnosed me with bppv and I live in constant fear of getting a "spell" which usually last a week. Everything started for me with the flu and a week later I woke up spinning and couldn't walk or function for a week. My family doctor said I had an inner ear infection and I was glad to know that maybe I was in the clear for anything more serious. Less than a month later it came back and has lef tand returned 2 more times. The ent gave me exercises to put the crystals back in place. It felt like it was helping but yesterday it brought on another dizzy spell.
I am so glad to have read the success that you have had with your treatment. I feel like the next step for me is to be referred to vestibular therapy. I hope I can have success in treatment too! I have two small children and being in bed 24/7 is not an option for me. I feel like my world has been turned litterally upside down. It's hard for others to really know how aweful bppv is. Thank you again for your story!
I also had BPPV for 4 months. It was quite severe as I was having 40-50 spins in one day. It was mostly while changing head positions. I used UT therapy to heal myself. I put few drops of UT for 2 days in my ears and my vertigo is 99.5% gone. All the best.
That's great...hoping for a quick return to normalcy.
Hope you feel better soon...have you ever tried binaural beats...I think they have free samples on You Tube.
Oh, I sure hope the MD's discov er / figure out what in the world is wrong with you. Your symptoms are horrible. I cannot imagine. In my entire life, I've had only 2 migraines (I am told the tendency runs in families...my older brother has them semi-regularly; thankfully, I don't) and they were excruciating! I recall "hearing" a loud "snap" and 'explosion' and then, the most painful, disabling headache ever, along with flashing in my peripheral vision...each noise, light, movement made me violently sick and hurt so bad...my head throbbed...but, that was years and years ago and I've never had another like that...I cannot imagine what you must be going through and the hurt and debilitating nature of your unknown / undiagnosed illness. Little quiet prayers for you, justateacher.
Please let us know, in your own time, how you are faring and what the prognosis is...Good luck to you.
This is a good health-Med share I know there is a great deal of information about BPPV.. but first hand experience lends more credence and support.. just my opinion.. and bless you Frank


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It has been so long since I last posted a project. I almost feel out of practice. I am participating in the GIBBS swap on the Cricut message board. This is a banner I made for my swap partner, Kimi. I used snowflake ornaments from Target as the base, then added a crape paper rosette and a paper round thing (don't know what to call it) LOL. I used Basic Grey paper for the letters and round things and hung them from red velvet ribbon and red tulle. Oh can't forget I added glitter to my letters!
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – To ensure that the half a million visitors about to land in Rio for the 2016 Olympic Games have a positive first impression of the Cidade Maravilhosa, Rio's Antônio Carlos Jobim International Airport, known simply as Galeão, has recently undergone a R$2 billion infrastructure transformation to improve the visitor experience.
As recently as this past February, Galeão was ranked as one of Brazil's worst airports according to a survey by the Department of Civil Aviation. The fourth busiest airport in South America, on an average day, Galeão handles around 40,000 passengers. During the Olympics, that number is expected to balloon to well over 90,000 on some days.
The airport has two terminals with a majority of international flights arriving in Terminal 2. To prepare for the record-breaking Olympic onslaught, a new one kilometer long, 100,000-square-meter section of Terminal 2 has been constructed. The new section is equipped with 26 additional boarding bridges, giving Galeão the most of any airport in South America, to aid the flow of passengers onto and off of airplanes.
Galeão has also installed new X-ray scanners, elevators, moving walkways, 68 new check-in desks and expanded parking facilities. Sure to please many travelers, the airport has doubled and modernized Terminal 2's duty-free shopping area with an additional eight thousand square meters and one hundred new stores and restaurants. For business travelers, Galeão has also devoted six thousand square meters to lounges and executive areas.
Importantly, with the latest improvements, three thousand bluetooth beacons and five hundred wi-fi hotspots were installed throughout the airport. The new wired infrastructure paved the way for Galeão to be the first airport in South America to offer its own indoor navigation app, called RIOgaleão, which it unveiled in June.
Along with the usual maps and routes to help to navigate the airport, the RIOgaleão app, available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish, features real-time flight and arrival monitoring, and information on airport shops, restaurants and public transportation to surrounding areas. Users can also pay for parking by scanning the parking ticket's bar code with the device's camera and entering credit card data. In addition, the app offers a live support chat as well as self-service kiosks located in both terminals.
New technology has also been enlisted to speed up the immigration process. Electronic eGates have been installed that automate the passport clearance process. This combines with the visa exemption for the United States, Canada, Australia and Japan, which began on June 1st lasting until September 18th. Travelers from these countries simply need a passport valid for at least the past six months.
Tourists from European Union member states, Russia, Argentina, South Africa and the Republic of Korea, as well as many other countries, do not need a visa to enter Brazil.
Finally, to ensure visitors will not feel left out in the dark once they've passed immigration, collected their bags, and gone through customs, a new Welcome Center was also installed in Terminal 2, staffed with multi-lingual guides from Riotur (Rio de Janeiro City Tourism Board) and Setur (Rio State Tourism Board) to provide city and transportation information.


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MATAMOROS, Tamaulipas — A group of cartel gunmen attacked two Mexican Federal Police officers killing one of them during an early morning ambush not far from this border city.
The attack took place shortly after 2 a.m. when Officer Cesar Rolando Garza Zamarron and his partner Marco Antonio Vidal Cabanas were conducting a routine patrol along the 244 kilometer marker in the highway that connects this border city with Ciudad Victoria, information provided by government officials to Breitbart Texas revealed.
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Summer Menu Plan
Along with higher temps, we're also going to need a higher degree of organization, which means it's time for a summer menu plan. I've got to plan for breakfast and lunch for four, as well as dinners. Time to roll up my sleeves and get some meal planning knocked out. By using what I've already got, and supplementing with just a few additional fresh items, I can clean out the pantry and keep my budget in check.
Last month, I started using You Need A Budget to track my spending. And the numbers were eye opening. I was spending nearly as much on eating out as I was on groceries! I knew I had been slacking, but that was more than a little bit ridiculous, and totally not in line with my plans for my money. So, to change that, I have slashed both categories. Seeing that number sliiiiiide down towards $0 will hopefully make me a little more mindful of the convenience factor of eating out.
I've also done the summer kid swap around here, so you'll see more meat in my plans than usual. After clearing out the freezer, I have decided that I am done buying meat for a while!
Monday: New Orleans style Red Beans, rice, and cornbread. I'll be using the oven for the cornbread, but slow cooker and rice cooker for the rest. This will make tasty leftovers, as well. The last time I was in Beaumont, I bought a 20 lb bag of rice for $7. That will last us a long time, and it was significantly cheaper than I get around Houston. Beans are usually under $1/lb, and I am using a ham bone from the freezer for flavor. I will also add a little diced sausage as well. Total cost = $5
Tuesday: It's Taco Tuesday! I had ground beef in the freezer, so I'll add fresh flour tortillas, veggies, free Mexican rice, and free Cocina Latina beans to keep this dinner in line. Total cost = $5
Wednesday: Pulled chicken sandwiches. I found 4 individually frozen chicken breasts that will need a little extra loving. I'll cook them in my pressure cooker, then mix with cheap barbeque sauce from my stockpile. Served on a hamburger bun with a side salad, this meal will be completely affordable. Total cost = $3
Thursday: Leftover night. After cooking for 3 nights, we will have a fridge full of food since I don't know how to cook for less than an army.
Friday: Pizza night. This cost doesn't come from my regular grocery budget, but my dining out category.
Saturday: Fend for yourself. It's a great time to eat up some of those odds and ends that migrate into the freezer. Like why did I find 4 half bags of french fries? I don't know, but it's time to knock them out! Total cost = $0
Sunday: Dinner out. Hoping we don't get rained out again!
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So, last night I went to the charity gig put on by Russell Brand at the Lyceum for Focus 12 (the drugs rehab people who sorted him out). And it was made of awesome. Russell and Noel Fielding did their Goth Detectives bit that was so popular when they did Big Fat Quiz of the year. Simon Anstil (that how you spell it? The guy that took over from Mark Lemar on Buzzcocks anyway) was funny, and Noel and Russell each did an individual stand up spot and were both fantastic. Although Noel seemed a little less spontaneous than usual because we'd heard some of the material at the TCT gig back in March. Still, didn't stop it being funny.
But the evening had to belong to Matt Horne and James Cordon from Gavin and Stacey. They performed some sketches that they'd written expecially for it and were just hilarious. This is a clip I found on YouTube of the last and funniest of the sketches. The beginning, unfortunately missing, introduces them as magic act Johnny & Lee Miller and they then proceed to perform the magic.
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Read the Session Report here.
Session Description
Although Thailand is facing with plenty of disparities, it is also a challenge to make people see an opportunity to invest in social projects to solve this problem. The question is how to convince people to take action since every part of social issues is close to everyone. Therefore, key stakeholders in the social ecosystem are working on collaborative platforms that can bring active citizens together to fix the social problems.
This session focuses upon the perspective of "Thai practitioners" who can create social impacts through various social innovations including financial innovation, innovative giving platforms (both cash and in-kind), aiming to seek collaborations at the international level. Topics of discussion include:
- Why Active Citizenship is a matter?
- What can practitioners do to solve social issues?
- Challenges in finding opportunities for scaling up the current success for greater impacts.
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- Social investors from various countries will understand the social investment landscape in Thailand. Although Thailand's social investment is still in the emerging phase, the country has several success case studies which are inspired by the collaborative platforms.
- The understanding of context and status of Thailand' social investment through practitioners' experiences including high ranking business executives and social practitioners.
- Opportunities to participate in social investment platforms in Thailand through existing platforms or through creating the new type of investment mechanisms that go along with Thailand's social landscape.
- Being able to evaluate opportunities and limitations for collaborations that can create social impacts as well as scaling up collaborative works with the Thai practitioners.
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Vice Chairman and Treasurer Khonthai Foundation
Chanin Vongkusolkit
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The House passed H.R. 4 on Friday, getting Medicare into the business of negotiating prescription drug prices. The Washington Post's editorialists think it's a bad idea.
One of the key challenges in health policy is to understand which drugs, tests and therapies are most cost-effective; although it will take government pressure on doctors and hospitals to disclose the information necessary to figure out what works, solutions are most likely to be found by competing private entities. In drugs, for example, there needs to be a culture of paying handsomely for new ones that really do add value — and refusing to pay for pseudo-new drugs that merely mimic cheap generics. Striking the right balance is not easy, and it won't be accomplished by government fiat. The better approach is to let each insurer offer its own version of the right balance, see whether it attracts customers — and then adapt flexibly.
Meanwhile, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has unveiled a plan to ensure "universal coverage" through a flood of new mandates, regulations and taxes. (Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney last year proposed a similar, heavy-handed approach.) The Wall Street Journal's editorialists think it's a bad idea.
The better alternative, as Milton Friedman understood, is to expand tax-advantaged health savings accounts and to improve access and affordability by creating a national market for private health insurance. Consumers in California and Massachusetts, especially, are going to need that safety valve when the bill comes due for their Governors' attention-seeking but poorly considered plans.
The best editorial we've seen on the current boom in big-government strategies to "reform" health care was in the January 9 Investor's Business Daily. State-controlled health care systems are killers, IBD observed:
A critique of the U.S. system, which indeed is badly in need of reform, often begins with the fact that the U.S. spends $2 trillion, or 16% of GDP, on health care, much more than other developed countries. (The average among OECD countries is 10% of GDP).
There are a couple of reasons others spend less: rationing and price controls. That might be good for the bottom line, but it can have deadly outcomes for patients. One look at survival rates for that most dreaded disease — cancer — shows why.
In the U.S., 83% of women who get breast cancer survive beyond five years; in England, it's 67%, and in Germany 72%. For prostate cancer, 81% of Americans diagnosed live past five years. But that plunges to 44% in England, 41% in Denmark, 47% in Italy and 65% in Sweden. The U.S. survival rate for lung cancer — 12% — is nearly 40% higher than Europe's average.
Indeed, evidence suggests that expanding the government control of health care is a bad idea. A really, really bad idea.
P.S. The NAM's news release opposing H.R. 4 is available here, and Shopfloor.org had previously debunked the legislation here. Economist Greg Mankiw notes the failing economic rationale for the bill in this blog post, citing Robert Reich's critique.
UPDATE (10:45 p.m.) Ronald Bailey of Reason considers the individual, free-market alternatives to Ahnoldcare, including Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRAs).
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European Union to help Ukraine, Russia in negotiations on gas supplies
Vice President of the European Commission for Energy Union Maroš Šefčovič will visit Moscow in the near future in order to hold talks on supply of Russian gas, transit of which goes through Ukrainian territory to Europe.
Spokesperson for the European Commission Jakub Adamowicz said this on Tuesday, an Ukrinform correspondent reports from Brussels.
"Currently, we are planning a visit of Vice President Maroš Šefčovič to Moscow. Of course, one of the tasks of this visit is neutral talks about the supportive role of the European Commission in this trilateral format (if Ukraine and the Russian Federation work for that) to extend the agreement on gas transit," the representative of the European Commission said.
He also stressed that Ukraine's role in this issue was very important for Europe.
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Online and live workshops geared for survivors of trauma, professionals, and supporters are presented by experts in their field. CEU's with certificates are made available through the NASW by Ivory Garden.
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Ivory Garden provides hosting for international, annual, educational events as well as smaller community events which fall within the mission and objectives of Ivory Garden as a nonprofit corporation. Presenters are carefully selected as highly qualified and able to relate to survivors, professionals, and supporters. CEU's with certificates are always available through the NASW privided by Ivory Garden.
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Parents: What Your Athlete Needs From You
I'm not a parent.
I don't pretend to know how hard it is to raise another human being. To do the crappy jobs no one wants to do... the literal crappy jobs, as well as being the carpool driver, laundry-doer, cook, boring school play-goer, alarm clock, teacher of obvious tasks, tutor, hand-holder, and all things I might not even know about..
But I have parents. I know they did a lot, and still do.
And as a coach and a friend of now-parents, I see how absolutely important being a parent is. So before you think I'm a critic, know that I respect the job parents do, and that it's never-ending, always-challenging, and under-appreciated.
But specifically, I want to talk about being a parent of an athlete. Not the coach of your athlete's life, but a parent.
Man, I'm about to keep you in limbo, because I know you feel that way sometimes: You want the best for your kid, but you are not the coach. And I know you don't want to cross that line (right?). Coaches, I hear you too, hallelujah! Someone finally giving it to the parents.
Not quite.
Remember when you were a kid and your parents didn't know anything. Yeah, you were the one in power. You, the kid, were certain you would figure it out on your own and that you knew best.
But now you're a parent, and it's all different now, right?
Sports give us these invaluable lessons of being a good team player, leadership, hard work, doing hard things you don't want to do (yeah, I've used this line in an interview and it got me the job), and you gain lifetime friendships and memories, to name a few. These are some of the reasons you put your kids in sports to begin with.
I've asked kids about their least-favorite part about sports. Some will say it's when they're not good at something, or maybe they got an unfair chance… but so many kids will say their least favorite part of sports is the ride home from a game or practice… with their parents.
Let that sink in for a second.
Parents, I hear that you want the best for your kid. I hear that you only talk to your kid on the ride home about something you think they want to or need to hear… as if no one else (including the athlete him- or herself!) is saying these things to him or her. You want your kid to be the best. And you only have the best intentions.
But listen: It's a tough job to grow up with such heavy expectations.
So many kids quit a sport, or sports all together, for whatever reason. I'm not saying it's the parent's fault. But, many kids feel like their worth and value are directly tied to the athlete they are, and the success they achieve, or don't achieve.
"If I'm not the star, I might as well quit trying. If dad says I should have won, I am a disappointment."
Research (not me, but more qualified people, who may be parents) says that athletes of all ages want to hear these six words more than anything else after a game:
"I love to watch you play."
Not, "I can't believe you missed that dig."
Not, "You need to practice your blocking more."
Not, "I can't believe coach didn't play you more."
Not, "Susie doesn't deserve to play as much as you."
Not, "If only you were faster…"
Not criticism. They've got a coach telling them that. Heck, they're telling their own self how they were not perfect. They are already blaming themselves for being human.
If you missed your kid playing, instead of, "Did you win? How many kills did you get?" try, "How did it go?" Then you open up the conversation to more opportunities to learn how your child is growing.
You know those lessons your kid set out to learn years ago? They're learning them.
Not by scores and statistics, but by failure and getting up and trying again.
Parents, it's your job to create a place of growth.
This means that your child is allowed to make mistakes. It means that you're creating a safe place they can find their way. Kids need support to raise them back up after disappointment and failure. I mean, don't we all wish for that?
If you are hard on your athlete at home about their play, guess who now doesn't really want to talk to you about the other hard things going on? Because, if your athlete is in school at any age, there are most definitely challenging things happening, other than that thing you will not let go.
Parents, be parents.
Allow the coach to coach. Know that he/she doesn't know your kid like you do; a mere few hours each week do not equate to ten, fifteen, twenty years of knowing someone. Your kids need your encouragement, advice, your love… no matter what.
Of course I think this is valuable and important, but what do you think? Can you give your kids this simple change and see what happens?
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I've found it very hard to blog about only one subject, or game in this case. This is due to the amount of hours I spend playing games which has dwindled dramatically in the last few months.
I've cancelled WAR and I had a feeling this was coming. Ever since I switched servers to hopefully find a more active player base my WAR days were numbered. I did indeed find a larger population that played during my normal gaming hours and yet I never got the enjoyment out of playing like I did in the short beta experience and a few months after launch. I honestly don't think it was WAR itself that bored me. In WoW I had many great friends I met and then my boyfriend played as well. When I quit WoW I lost that friend group and I think that was what contributed most to the slow decline in my enjoyment of WAR. I did find a few cool people that I ended up guilding with and got to 40 with, but it just wasn't the same.
I'm hoping that it's not all MMO's that I've burnt out on as I eagerly await Champions Online and currently filling my time with LotRO. But we shall see.
I've decided to keep this blog up and running (I'm so glad I chose a name that's not WAR exclusive) and hopefully will be able to find more motivation in other games to post about (and play) more often.
Warhammer Alliance (and the WCPI group), thank you so much for allowing me to belong to a great community of bloggers and gamers. To anyone who reads this, thank you for listening to such a general take on a game that I hope will continue to bring new and exciting things to those who still love it.


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The idea of change scares the hell out of most people. Brands, companies and individuals have to avoid complacency and acknowledge the landscape has radically changed. Innovative businesses are altering revenue models, evolving their product lines and scaling their operations to meet the demands of the "informed" consumer. Marketers and brands must do the same. It's about embracing and leveraging the digital trends happening in real time and accepting that the conversation between brands and consumers is the embodiment of true two-way communication. For individuals, being informative, adapting to change and accepting new challenges gives you more value, better leadership and greater contributions to your company. Learn how brands, marketers and everyday folks can change, drive, monitor, participate, accelerate, guide, engage and build conversations and online communities.


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M.U.F.F. 19 – We are now accepting film entries for the 2018 Melbourne Underground Film Festival.
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Without Further ado…
The MUFF 18 Award Winners.
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The Melbourne Underground Film Festival has now come of age. This year is it's 19th year. That's 19 years of supporting the best and most innovative Indy and underground cinema this country has to offer. M.U.F.F. has discovered the likes of (been the first film festival in the world or one of to play the work of, etc): James Wan, Patrick Hughes, Greg McLean, Abe Forsythe, Zak Hilditch, Steven Kastle Kastrissios, Scott Ryan, Christopher Lee Sun, Dean Bertram, Enzo Tedeschi, Stuart Simpson, Addison Heath, Ursula Dabrowsky, Frank Howson, Dean Francis, Tim Burns, Matthew Victor Pastor, Gregory Pakis, Nathan Hill, Travis Bain. Jeremy DeCeglie, Donna McRae, Mark Savage, Jon Hewitt, Anna Brownfield, Jason "Jay Tee" Turley, Chris Mitchell, Daniel Armstrong, Andrew Leavold and Stefan Popescu and a host of others. We have featured the work of overseas luminaries such as Paul Schrader, Bryan Bruce LaBruce, Bret Ellis Easton Ellis, Lloyd Kaufman, Crispin Hellion Glover, William Lustig, Jim James VanBebber Gene Gregorits, Terry McMahon, Jennifer Jen Lynch, Alex Ross Perry, Evan Mather and many others.
After 19 years our reputation as an incubator of local talent and supporter of overseas innovators in cinema speaks for itself. So too our reputation for outrage, controversy, free speech advocacy and fostering of both the New Cinema and the Second Renaissance in Australian Cinema.
Festival Director Frank Howson of the recent Bobby Darin Musical has taken over the reins to guide M.U.F.F. forward to success and even greater heights.
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Alex will be presenting a Three Hour Master class at Howler Bar at 6pm on Thursday November 2, 2017. He will talk about his views on indy cinema, making the crossover to larger budget films in Hollywood and discuss his own iconoclastic views and ideas on a whole nexus of topics surrounding this.
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To help us raise vital funds, we are organising an exciting challenge for expert and novice walkers alike. We are hoping to enrol 35 – 40 participants to take part in this adventure of a lifetime. Each participant will be asked to raise £3100 and we are hoping to make at least £50,000.00 net profit for the charity.
We will trek across parts of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, The Great Wall of China. The great wall has to be the ultimate building project the world has ever known; constructed by human hands over 2000 years ago, it stretches across this hilly region with long spurs and watch-towers often disappearing into the mists.
Our trek is very varied, as we pass through woodland and terraced farmland, and follow the contours of the beautiful hills and mountains in remote areas north of Beijing. We follow old sections of the Great Wall, as well as restored sections with smooth flagstones and lots of steps! Below is the link to the itinerary to give you a taster of this amazing, once in a life time challenge:
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The Devil You Know
On an unexpected day off, we raced across town to a post office to pick up an overnighted delivery containing a DNA test kit. Once secured, we continued eastbound toward the home of our friend and owner of Tucker, to collect his cells. He is our only co-owned dog. We met his owner, who has […]Read More The Devil You Know


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They say hell hath no fury like a scorned woman. I disagree. I say a scorned woman isn't anything compared to the scorned employee — man or woman.
Michael Brown proves my point.
He was unceremoniously dumped as FEMA head and, ever since, has been unceremoniously dumping on the folks who served up his head.
I wonder if the administration had simply reassigned him or said some good words about him on the way out, whether any of this nastiness would have come to pass.
Who knows?
This much I do know: How you fire someone can be as important as the firing itself.
Brown was set up as the Hurricane Katrina fall guy. And let me tell you something, fall guys don't like being fall guys.
In fact, they'll trip and fall over themselves in the media to make sure they're not the only fall guys.
Just ask Paul O'Neill, the former Bush treasury secretary, who was unceremoniously dumped by Dick Cheney, without even a phone call from the big guy.
All these guys know they serve at the pleasure of the president. They just don't find it at all pleasurable when the president doesn't want the pleasure of their company. So they rant and rave and they stomp their feet. And prove, at least to me, that maybe it was a good thing they were fired.
Certainly the media loves it. After all, conflict is good TV, simple decency is not — not for the guy who was dumped, expected to go quietly, or the ones who dumped him, foolishly expecting he would.
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"Glenn Close is ravishing. She reprises the role of Norma Desmond, making her debut in London which has won her several awards in Los Angeles and Broadway. Dressed in silks, furs and sophisticated couture, made exclusively for showbiz royalty and divas, she engages the audience's eyes and converts them all, even those who don't like musicals. She is a charismatic beaming star when she sings songs including 'Surrender', practically whispering before she gives vocal bravado to 'As if we never said goodbye.'"
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The perfect way to add a personal touch to any jewelry box, the signet ring looks even better engraved than it does plain, and it's the sort of piece that has instant heirloom potential. 11mm by 10mm. 10k gold.
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text: Over the last couple of decades, Amazon has slowly conquered the online retail space. The Seattle-based e-commerce company has made it possible to purchase any thing from books to live ladybugs within seconds. But the site hasn't seen the same success with groceries. With AmazonFresh, a monthly subscription for pantry items, the one-click convenience became available for food but consumers continue to stay skeptical of purchasing fruits and veggies online. Now, the company has launched AmazonFresh Pickup, essentially a drive-through, so shoppers can grab their groceries in-person but they never have to leave their car.


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Hotel Fauchere
Established in 1852, this historic hotel located in the Victorian village of Milford PA has been completely renovated -inside and out - and offers modern day amenities and comfort with stylish decor.Amenities include Frette linen, Kiehl's bath products, wireless internet, Bose Wave radios and plasma TVs. Just steps from shopping and sites in the downtown of Milford.
Hotel Fauchere in Milford, PA
Hotel Fauchere
An interesting aside, the hotel offers guided tours or the areas history and architecture - including a picnic lunch and use of a private mile long Class A trout stream.
Located in the heart of Milford - described as the "prettiest county seat in America" by the Atlantic.
Hotel is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Kept in the Louis Fauchere family for 124 years, the hotel has undergone a 5-year historic restoration offering modern day elegance and style.
Each of the 16 guest rooms features private marble and blue stone bathroom with radiant floor heat, heated towel bars, flat panel TVs with iPod docking stations and free Internet service.
Rates start at $275 per night.
The Delmonico Room Restaurant at the Hotel Fauchere pays homage to the famous 19th Century New York restaurant of same name.
Hotel Fauchere
401 Broad Street
Milford, Pennsylvania 18337
Hotel Fauchere
401 Broad Street
Milford, PA 18337