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To Discover. To Share. To Inspire.A magazine styled blog set out to discover great things in life and share it with the world starting from the beautiful city of Perth, Western Australia.
Hi. We're Marinda and Leigh, two girls that are passionate about living the life we want. We love going around Perth, discovering new places, wining, dining and enjoying life.
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On travel:
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If you find yourself envisioning, dreaming and fantasising about a certain lifestyle that you deem is perfect, I say go and work your butt off until you've achieved that life for yourself. It's not easy, but it depends how badly you want it.
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I'm a hopeless romantic that enjoys walks on the beach at sunset, staring at stars and candle lit dinners. Leigh made fun of me and said that this is not a profile for a dating site :( But i'm putting it here anyway!)
How does one even begin to go about describing themselves? I suppose there's really no need to take myself all too seriously. I'm someone who decided to go against society's norms and join those that are taking up the ranks of non conformity and forging a life for themselves on their own terms. I suppose you would call me something of a free spirit.
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I absolutely adore travelling. I also have an unsatiated need to indulge in history and anthropology and what better way to do that than travel the seven seas? Flights really suck but I put up with them. I love meeting people and learning about their culture, their lives, discussing the differences between us and revelling in the fact that we really are all the same.
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If I'm not in a tank top and shorts then you'll probably find me in a dress. I like to call it the "Leigh style" but really, it's just classic preppy. I like looking flawless and sophisticated (of course, that doesn't always work). I also love braids.
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BYD: Electric e6 Can Reach Over One Million Kilometers (621,000 Miles) On Original Battery
Even though BYD has produced and/or sold almost 2,500 all-electric e6 sedans worldwide (most in China) since the car launched in 2010, in the US we know them as the company that makes outrages claims and then doesn't follow through.
The e6 was to come to market in the US for 2010, with some fantastical specs along in tow (249 miles of range, 0-60 in under 8 seconds), and obviously, that did not happen. An expected 2010 arrival turned into 2011, then to 2012, then to early 2013…poor US infrastructure was reportedly to blame.
And by the time the e6 actually hit roads in China (May of 2010), BYD's range claim was down to 186 miles, with the car in getting more like 140-150 miles of real world range from a 48 kWh battery pack, and a 0-60 time of about 14 seconds. BYD has promised better things for the US model (notably a 60 kWh pack), whenever it goes on sale.
But lets never-mind all that, because now the company states that the battery will retain 75% of its original capacity after 1,000,000 kilometers (621,000 miles):
"BYD's pure electric vehicles use an Iron-Phosphate (or Fe) battery, which touts industry-leading safety qualifications and superior life. The battery maintains high-performance capabilities over long periods of use and can stably withstand extreme conditions. Taking the e6 pure electric vehicle as an example, after 4,000 charging cycles, the capacity of the battery remains still remains at above 75% of its original capacity, and the total mileage can reach over one million (1,000,000) km."
We attempted to do a little research to find out the 'secret sauce' behind this unbelievable retained capacity, but it appears to be no different that the standard LiFePO4 chemistry at work here today in the US in the Fisker Karma.
Better still, BYD says they have road-proven e6s backing up this claim to some degree, 800 of them in fact as taxis in Shenzhen, China (along with 200 K9 buses), that are showing no signs of capacity loss after more than 70,000 km of use on average. In one particular case, over 300,000 km (186,000 miles) has been logged.
"Since 2010, BYD has conducted its electric vehicle commercial operations on a large scale. As of the end of February this year, BYD had rolled out 800, e6 pure electric taxis in Shenzhen, accumulating close to fifty-five million (55M) km in total mileage. The mileage of a single electric taxi is well over 300,000 km, which is equivalent to the total mileage accumulated in more than 10 years of driving an average private car. 200 K9 pure electric buses have been running in Shenzhen and have exceeded fourteen million (14M) km in total mileage, which means each vehicle has reached over 110,000 km on average. These electric vehicles are operating steadily, without any apparent reduction in performance."
So, while we would love to believe a good-news story like this, we have some trepidation at taking BYD at their word.
BYD says they will build 8,000 e6s in 2013, and despite already having an official EPA rating here in the US (for the 2012 model year…a segment worst MPGe rating of 62), it does not appear the company is looking to sell any here during the year.
We guess there is always next year.
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OK, I am looking for the silver lining here. It is really hard to find it among the rest of the cloud but here is my hope/guess/hope…. What if like the 0-60, range, etc, the potential is only "half". That would still be a HUGE step forward for the LiFePO4. No one ever said the Fisker battery was bad, it simply had bad Karma…… wha wha whaaaa
"…..The e6 Can Get A Full Charge In Has Little Has 40 Mines (@ 100 kW), 20 Hours at 3.3 kW (On Board) …."
I think Jay has spent too much time in China lately.
3.3 kw on board charger…… Hummmm. China has a 16 amp single phase limitation similar to Europe's limititation? I thought you could at least have a 32 amp circuit in Britain?
Well, 20 hours isn't super bad. (There will definitely be no comments about this car "overloading the Grid" anytime soon). And it does make the basic car usable anywhere in the world since they've chosen the Least Common Denominator here. Its also great their battery is decent quality if it can do 600,000 miles.
With such a large battery, there will be no need for every day full charge.
5200lbs is a bit startling, thats what you get when you want a big 48kWh battery… with decent tires you could glide that lead sled for several miles
I don't believe it.
I have a Chinese Li pack in my e bike. When I bot 3 years ago it it was claimed to be Fe chemistry and would have a shelf life of 10 years and min 500 cycles. In the three years I have had it I have not put 500 cycles on it and the pack is shot. I took the pack apart and all cells are down uniformly so it's not a bad cell.
So these cheap azz Chinese batteries are not what they are claimed to be.
Did you buy knock-off A123 cells or something else? Not all cells are the same. "Good" LiFePO4 or LiFeYPO4 should have 5000 cycles. If you kicked your cells every day (down to zero charge) maybe you stressed them. However, with care and feeding, they should go longer.
I was good to the pack cuz of hanging around GM-Volt. Never left it at full charge. always drained to the correct level before not using. Never had it at hot temps. (I live in AZ but at higher elevations.
I think they gave me Li pos instead of Fe's.
The ironic part is, my best price on a new replacement pack is from …..guess who…..China. for 330$ delivered. Not a bad price so I guess I will just prostitute myself to the Chinese again.
MADE IN CHINA just doesn't float here as "great quality", period.
BYD's claims are BFD to me ( Big Freakin' Deal ) until they show us the money.
Bring it here – let it be driven and tested – THEN I'll give them credit but not until.
Let us not forget that china can make a good product for cheep, nearly all of our electronics are made in china. They function properly and last a long time, ie the Iphone, i think it all comes down to quality, if they can achive that goal, then and only then it will be a good product, also they really must get the zero to 60 down and make it a contender to the the available products on the market.
Yeah, the Chinese still seem to have an immature attitude toward reliability. And I'm not even talking about the antifreeze in the baby formula. Probably due in part to a 'Consensus Society', where its preferable to LIE then ruffle feathers. The Japanese have a similiar problem at Fukushima.
I remember the first electric motors with starting switches in them would stick, and whenever you turned on a chinese machine, you had to physically KICK the motor to get the centrifugal switch to release to prevent the motor from burning out seconds later.
There was a Chinese guy on these blogs saying he had invented an 800 mile range battery and it was good for a million miles. When pressed by several of us, he would provide no docs. So until they change their tune, I'd take any chinese claims worth about 1/2 of what they claim.


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The ramen boom continues: Kung-Fu Noodles is now open on Nicollet on the corner of 27th Street, across the street from legend and treasure Quang. I went. How is it?
Big and clean and dull, mainly. It's the newest project from the folks behind forgettable, but affordable, Japanese sushi spots Haiku Japanese Bistro (there's one in Stadium Village and one in Mendota Heights), and Osaka Sushi and Hibachi, the local suburban chain of affordable Asian food. The physical space itself is all contemporary with stone finishes and dark wood in a big beige box; there's a little waterfall in the corner, which makes a pleasant bubbling noise. This seems to be this company's bid to create a quick and hip, on-trend place for folks who want to get on the ramen train. The menu is mainly ramen (from $9.95), and a few greatest hits of Asian bar food: edamame, steamed pork buns, and char-sui pork buns. (The menu promises banh-mi, I was told they are not making them and never will be.) There are bubble teas, beer and wine, and hot sake.
It's all OK, and not better than that. The ramen I tried had bland and unremarkable broth, narutomaki (that swirly centered fish cake) that tasted old and stale, cold eggs that ought to have been hot, good fatty char siu pork, and forgettable, indistinct noodles. It all seemed pretty pre-fab. As chain-breakfast-spot buttermilk pancakes are to homemade ones, so was this ramen to the best stuff. I mean, I'd be happy to have it if I was sick or in an airport, but it's not going to give you great insight into broth or massive Instagram ramen bragging rights, the way the ramen will at Zen Box Izakaya, Moto-I or Ramen Kazama.
Everything else I tried on the menu tasted like pretty good pre-fab, mall Chinese. The char siu pork buns are gummy and rich as can be, the Kung Fu steamed pork buns are dense and sweet and incredibly filling—they might even be the biggest bang for your buck on all of Eat Street for $4.95. All in all, I predict this place will ultimately be very popular with anyone who doesn't want to wait for a table at Quang on a packed Friday night. It also has a decent chance of becoming a teen sensation, because the prices are low, the bubble tea selection is extensive, the room feels grown-up, and it's right off the Midtown Greenway bike highway. A $4.95 basket of pork buns paired with a $3.50 bubble tea in a big, nice room with a water-feature is just the sort of under-$10 cosmopolitan experience that every teen deserves in this fair city. Throw in dessert at Glam Doll donuts a block away, and you have a $15 date night that's on-trend and on-budget—so, snapchat this to the youth, won't you?
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C'est avec la nouvelle vidéo de promo du xperia X1 que l'on peux voir ici :
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La grande chose de xperia x1 est qu'il va apporter l'avenir de fenêtres dans le smartphone avec la classe de sony ericcson bientôt.
Avant de présenter un X2 ce serait pas mal de commercialiser le X1 déjà.
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Well, this maybe isnt' the X2!1. Blurred picture, is it a 1 meageixpl camera shot or a non-Xperia device blurred to hide company logo?2. No Front Camera3. Maybe a X1 with a third-party application that uses the X1 panelsIf (1.) this is not a blurred photo and (2.) this had a logo saying Sony Ericsson, then it is true! Pls. upload a clear photo.And, handsets are music phones, Xperias, G700, g705, G900, P1i and P9000s are smartphones/PDAs (which are, of course, capable to run Windows Mobile).mkr isnt right. Bad cameras may put too much light in screen and cannot focus on finger light. The dark shadow? This time he's true, or it is a response to blurring?
hi,m looking out for a rueggd phone.i want to know bout motorola defy plus and sony xperia active which of these would u like to suggest ..and which processor would be better motos or sony waiting for the reply
Thank you for sharing such great ianromftion about android app development. As per latest trend android provide all latest facility to our smart phone and tablet with possible features.
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DEARBORN (WWJ) – One Dearborn family's story is airing globally on the EWTN Network on Monday thanks to a new documentary from award winning local Broadcast Producer Audrey Sommers.
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Ancient meteorite crashes into the roof of Comette family's house in ParisBy Maricel Jimenez on Oct 12, 2011 in Astronomy, Europe, Science, World •
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Coincidentally, the people living in that house in Draveil, about 12 miles south of Paris, and returned from their vacation, are the Comettes.
As noted in the reports, the Comette family was on a vacation a few weeks ago when the meteor crashed the house and only learned about it when their roof started leaking.
"We got the roof tiler round and he was astounded," Martine Comette was quoted as saying.
"You need to be Superman to break a tile like that! It must be a meteorite, " he added.
Meanwhile, scientists told The Telegraph that the rare meteorite was the first space rock discovered very close to Paris and is only one of the only about 60 meteorites that landed in France in the past four centuries.
On the other hand, mineral scientist and meteor hunter Alain Carion noted that the meteorite is an iron-rich celestial rock known as a "chondrite", which was easily identified through a "black fusion crust that characterizes the crossing of the Earth's atmosphere".
Nevertheless, Carion stressed out that the 3oz egg-sized object came from an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and may be around 4.57 billion years old.
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SENIOR Denial Syndrome, Graduate blues, whatever you call it – there's an epidemic among final year students and it's more contagious than ever.
It tends to be passed via word of mouth, drunken decisions and an inability to process or imagine the horrors of graduate life as it stands in 2014.
It's a disease often unrecognisable to all who suffer from it, and if accused will probably tell you having fun is what university is all about or to down your drink. But if someone close to you is suffering, or if words like 'employability' and 'prospects' are sending a shiver down your spine, you might be a sufferer yourself. Here are the most common symptoms:
1. You find yourself joining new clubs and sports, hoping new-found skills with a ball might keep you in university for a bit longer. You've been signed up for the scuba diving club's weekly email for years, so why not join now? Most of the society or team assume you're a fresher. They might take a step back when they find out the truth as you totter between the already established final year members and the nervous newbies.
2. You no longer feel that disgust at freshers you instantaneously acquired when you returned for second year. You probably hang out with them, party with them, envy them. If you've also told them you're a fresher and are elaborately pretending to live in halls it's probably gone too far.
3. If at any point you wish to be remembered or leave a 'legacy' behind. This legacy is probably being an 'amazing social sec' or completing one of Aber's various challenges (Lord Beechings Hulk, Yokos' Sambuca etc.). You will be forgotten.
4. You're still committed to all-nighters and skipping lectures for hungover lie-ins. Though none of us are guiltless, when every essay is a last minute rush and you're still being pulled in for attendance meetings, you find yourself getting deja vu of that time you got deja vu.
5. Despite everything in point 4, you're considering staying on for a masters. And despite lectures being the black spot on your daily agenda and essays cutting into your party time, you've got this "new found love for your course" that can only be nurtured by skipping lectures and avoiding essays for another fun-filled year.
6. You're telling yourself £9000 is for the university experience and not just the degree. You want to 'make the most' of your final year by spending it just how you spent the last two.
Not that having as much fun as possible in your final year is a bad thing, but SDS is a sneaky disease that wrecks the life of many a graduate after all.


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Blame it on our tendency for nostalgia, but we can think of few things sweeter than browsing a candy-colored shop filled with sugary treats. When we were kids, trips to the candy store were the most exciting days of the year. Our parents handed us a few coins, and our eyes widened when we realized that we were headed to the local candy shop. Our hearts beat faster, and we tried to prepare for the decision ahead. Should it be rock candy this time? Chocolate? Lollipops? Gumballs? Or a crunchy pecan praline? Any and all plans disappeared as we entered the sugarcoated wonderland. It was too much. Our little hearts almost couldn't take it. Walls of confections rose as high as the eye could see. Baked, frosted, glazed, sprinkled, and boxed, we certainly had our favorites, but we weren't too picky because there were always new flavors to discover and new goodies to try in the candy store. We love this sweet nostalgia, and thankfully, our kids can still have a quintessential Southern candy shop experience too. There are legendary old-fashioned candy shops all across the South, Southern staples that our grandparents and parents frequented, and there are also fantastic new shops filled with memorable treats. From fudge to chocolate pizzas, they have it all.
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The IDS team comprises dedicated designers and engineers, personally selected by the company's president, Michael Paloian, to fulfill the expectations of IDS' prestigious clients. Michael Paloian is a recognized expert in plastics part design and is an instructor at University of Massachusetts, Plastics Department's continuing education program. Michael has received numerous design awards and has lectured frequently on plastics design and product design throughout the US, as well as in South America, Europe and Asia. He is a contributing design editor for domestic and international trade journals which periodically publish his opinions as well as design expertise on many topics.
Michael's multidisciplinary approach to design has profoundly influenced the design staff at IDS, where designers are encouraged to broaden their thinking without limitations. Traditionally educated industrial designers are encouraged to solve engineering problems while traditional engineers are encouraged to address industrial design problems. This is the integrated design methodology.
Michael's design and business philosophy is based on trust and integrity. Clients are considered friends and treated as partners in business. This close working relationship enables IDS to develop groundbreaking designs efficiently by maintaining good communication within a tightly knit development team. Trust is an essential part of design. Trust provides a design team with the security and common vision to take risks. Mutual trust between a client and design firm is critical during every phase of development. It is attained by meeting commitments, making no excuses and taking responsibility
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IDS strives to be the best in the business by attracting talented designers and demanding clients. Our staff treats clients as partners with a common objective. That objective is to develop successful products and long lasting business relationships.
Our experience with IDS has been excellent – they are an innovation machine, having tackled numerous complex R&D issues with out of the box thinking & results. We are very thankful to have them as a resource..Robert Hayman
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I've had the pleasure contracting Mike Paloian and his team at Integrated Design Systems for multiple projects related to hand held medical devices. The strength I value most from Mike is his ability to focus the design effort such that time is not wasted exploring design paths which lead to dead ends. He uses his experience and ability to dig down deep into use cases and use environments to flush out the important details and to eliminate the less important details.Jeff Lesica
Working with Integrated Design to develop a robust yet astatically pleasing look for our new product was one of the smartest moves we made. It was a very smooth process and it took a load off of our shoulders and let us focus on the parts of the design that we really needed to concentrate on. They were very professional, organized, and communicated very well on a regular basis. The guys at Integrated Design are really good at what they do. Not only do they know how to make a product look good, they also know how to turn it into a real product. Using 3D modeling software for their design, we were able to see how all of the parts including the circuit boards were going to fit before we actually made anything. When the time came to build the first prototype, everything fit perfectly the first time. And when our injection mold people run into an issue, the guys at Integrated Design were able to mitigate the problem in no time. We are very happy with how our product turned out. Customers keep telling us how good our new product looks.Nason Tackett
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The U.S. and the Middle East
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Volume 20, No. 3
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Looking Eastward, by Kevin B. Byrne
It simply was not that long ago–a time when stories from or about the Middle East were not staples of news reporting in the United States. The young, or people with very short memories, can be forgiven for not knowing. In the last few years, however, America's military response to the September 11, 2001 attacks, the decision to wage pre-emptive war in Iraq, the resurgence of violence between Palestinians and Israelis, and the current volatility in oil prices have transformed the landscape of news reporting for the foreseeable future. Not, admittedly, that we can ever see very far ahead. Read more >


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Prior to joining Heidrick & Struggles, he was part of the global professional services practice of another large executive search firm, building its management consulting, outsourcing, and technology services businesses. Richard was also a previous partner at a London-based boutique search firm where he established the firm's professional services practice, and was instrumental in creating its chief financial officers practice. Earlier in his career, Richard worked at Ernst & Young in London.
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Spend a wonderful fun and romantic day making wedding rings for each other in our boutique studio, with a homemade lunch and prosecco to celebrate
This is a perfect solution for beautiful and special wedding rings you really will treasure for ever. Imagine saying your vows and giving your partner a ring you made with your own hands! Award winning goldsmiths and artisan jewellers Magnus & Bella are a husband and wife team who will work with you every step of the way to help you create your perfect wedding rings. We make sure your rings are exactly what you want and show you all the techniques and goldsmithing tips you need. Our calm and easy tuition will make your day something you remember forever.
You can make your rings in gold or silver, the silver is included in the workshop day price and gold is charged on the day by the gram weight. We can discuss beforehand budgets for metal but as a guide a 9 carat ring could be around £300 and an 18 carat one around £600. If you want rings in platinum or palladium then we can cast the ones you make into your chosen metal. If you have your own inherited gold you can bring that and you can melt it down and remodel it into new rings.
LOCATION: Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham (nearest station Jewellery Quarter, accessible from Grand Central). There is an all day car park opposite the studio which cost £3. There is also on-street metered parking.
DURATION: 7.5 hours, 10am - 5.30pm.
Classes take place Monday-Friday any time of year. Saturdays are negotiable. Suitable for age 12 upwards. All tools, metals and equipment are provided. We give full safety instruction on all our processes and machinery. Our tailor-made days can be guided by you and you can make any kind of ring you like.
We provide a lovely homemade lunch of, for example, feta and butternut squash bourekas, spicy cauliflower soup, parmesan herb bread and raspberry jelly with panacotta, afternoon tea of blackberry muffins and a glass of Prosecco at the end to celebrate. (we recommend waiting until you have finished making your rings!)
Please bring an apron that you don't mind getting dirty and wear closed toed shoes for health and safety reasons. Long hair must be tied back. Unfortunately we not have wheelchair access but the studio is up a single flight of stairs.
An e-voucher will be delivered to your registered e-mail address once your order has been accepted by the seller (normally 24-48 hours after purchase). If you choose an optional voucher pack, this will be sent by post to your chosen delivery address; see the top of this page for estimated delivery dates. Your pack will contain a printed gift envelope, wallet and printed voucher and will be delivered free of charge.
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The owners of Ragged Point Inn want to remodel and expand the blufftop resort's facilities in a major, phased project, and North Coast advisers are set to learn more about the plans Wednesday. The North Coast Advisory Council (NCAC) meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. at Rabobank, 1030 Main St.
Architect Richard LeGros of Los Osos will give a presentation about the proposed project at 19019 Coast Highway, and should be available to answer questions about it, according to NCAC Chairman Ted Siegler.
Siegler sent an email to council members Oct. 6, in which he defined the project as a "significant remodel of the Ragged Point Inn. The project will be done over a long period of time in five distinct phases."
Phase 1 would include resort guest rooms and commercial space; Phase 2, employee housing and resort operations; Phase 3, guest rooms and restaurants; Phase 4, more guest rooms; and Phase 5, the spa and massage center.
Those plans are available in a 51-page application online at http://bit.ly/2dTWK6k.
According to the proposal, the 7-acre property bounded by Highway 1 and the Pacific Ocean currently includes a 39-room inn, restaurants, a gas station and convention center. The property has 1,100 feet of highway frontage.
The plan includes extensive relandscaping to create 5 acres of gardens, adding 32 new motel guest rooms and replacing the restaurants, gas station and public restrooms.
County planner Schani Siong wrote to Siegler Oct. 5, saying representatives of the Ramey Family Trust, which owns Ragged Point Inn, "have been working with the county over the past two years trying to define a development scope that the county (and, hopefully, the Coastal Commission) will support."


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I don't love to cook. There I said it.
It's actually one of the things I dislike the most about my mom gig. I'd rather do the clean up than the cooking. I grew up with a single working mother who did the best she could as far as fast and easy dinners. It was always our favorite night when my mom would call out those famous words of "snack night"! For us, snack night meant you could grab something from the fridge or from the pantry and if it was cookies nobody was going to cry foul or tell you that wasn't a dinner item.
Before I became a mom myself, I worked a lot and ate when I had time. Whether it was Chinese take out, a quick trips to the grocery for microwave meals, hitting up the drive through or even running through a Starbucks would tide me over.
I'll never forget trying to make my DH (back then just my Dear Fiancé) a romantic dinner at home. I had to ask his roommate how to cook a chicken breast. I seriously had no idea how to do it! Back then, if it wasn't cooked in the microwave I didn't eat it and I certainly didn't know how to cook it.
Now that I'm a mom and a wife and cooking is higher up on the list of important things I need to know.
I often find myself thinking about my kids as they are getting older and I want them to know how to cook and cook healthy and easy. I'm trying to save them from surviving on fast food, pizza for days, and expresso when they hit their college years.
Our meal prep starts with cooking the Big 3 (protein, complex carbs, fat) in bulk.
Because if we if we fail to plan, we plan to fail. This runs through my head every week and meal prep and planning has been such an amazing change in our house! As a family we pick a night where we can do it together, and all find a job where our skills are best served to cook for the week. It makes an awesome family night and is great way to get kids invested in the meals for the week!
We cook a big pot of brown rice, quinoa or 4-5 sweet potatoes for complex carbs. These are all super easy to reheat and you can season along the way as you reheat to create a little something different each day; add in some really good salsa or pico de gallo to give a little spice!
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I'll also buy a bunch of zucchinis and make them into noodles with a cool little spiral slicer gadget. I like to take a jar of low sugar spaghetti sauce and add some of that turkey from the fridge. It makes a great lunch dinner. Our whole family loves this meal! In case you're looking, there are a few different brands of the spiral noodle gadget out there:
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Meal prep has become so important and such a fun family time in our house. With a busy life of kids in sports, scouts, and summer activities, I don't have to spend hours cooking and/or taking the more expensive option of fast food or eating out all the time.
If you're a mom and you love to cook, BLESS YOU! You have my heart and I'd love to hang with you to get some great cooking tips and maybe learn to make that lasagna from scratch. But if you're a momma like me and you would rather wash every single dish instead of cook a meal, bring on the meal planning! Make a little switch, make it fun, involve your kids and show them how easy it can be–plus you're saving yourself time and money during the week.


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Philosophy Journals
Over 140 philosophy journals are currently in print. While some deal with topics of general interest, others focus more narrowly on specialized issues in philosophy, such as political philosophy or environmental ethics.
There's an element of subjectivity, of course, in any listing of the top five philosophy journal. But here are five that are among the best known.
The Journal of Philosophy: Since 1904, the Journal of Philosophy has been publishing peer-reviewed articles examining current issues, especially those that explore philosophy's boundaries with other disciplines. The journal is associated with Columbia University in New York City.
The Philosophical Review: The Philosophical Review is a quarterly publication edited by Cornell University faculty, primarily focusing on issues in analytic philosophy, a 21st century extrapolation of the work of Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein and the logical positivists.
Nous: Nous is a quarterly journal edited by Ernest Sosa, a Rutgers University professor who is one of the world's leading epistemologists. Nous, however, publishes articles that represent the range of issues at the center of today's philosophical debates. Nous also publishes in-depth critiques of newly published philosophy works.
Mind: Mind is a British journal, founded in 1976, and published by the Oxford University Press. Mind's primary focus is the analytic tradition of philosophy. Over the years, many classic philosophical arguments have first seen light in Mind, including the 1950 essay by Alan Turing, entitled "Computing Machinery and Intelligence", in which Turing first proposed the now famous Turing test.
Ethics: Ethics publishes scholarly articles pertaining to how rules of conduct apply to social, political, legal and economic aspects of contemporary life, as well as book reviews, book notes and other discussion articles. The journal was founded in 1890 and is published by the University of Chicago Press.


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The late Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor held a reception in Rome just before the 2013 conclave to encourage cardinals from the British Commonwealth nations to support the election of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio, according to a new book.
The British cardinal, who died last week, was ineligible to participate in the papal election because of his age. But he joined in pre-conclave talks and organized a reception at the British embassy to discuss his enthusiasm for the Argentine cardinal. That account appears in a forthcoming book, The Keys and the Kingdom" Britain and the Papacy from John Paul II to Francis, by Catherine Pepinster, the former editor of the Catholic weekly The Tablet.
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SOURCE: Laserworld AG
October 24, 2013 03:07 ET
LENGWIL, SWITZERLAND--(Marketwired - Oct 24, 2013) - After the Olympic Games in Beijing in 2008 the huge main stadium (called Bird's Nest due to its design) incorporates huge show productions. In 2012 a huge temporary multimedia show was implemented and received positive response in China and foreign countries. For 2013 the organisers planned an even more spectacular show and the results are really impressive.
The 2013 show is called "Attraction" and was executed from 12.09. - 05.10.2013.
The story
The story plays in a fictional world with a loving couple -- the main protagonist and his girlfriend. Suddenly the devil appears and falls in love with the girlfriend of the protagonist, to win the race to her heart, the devil tries to tempt the protagonist to throw glances at other women, but he resists.
Upset about this resistance, the devil swipes away all colours in the world, so it becomes grey and vain. But the protagonist transforms to a hero, he opens up his chest and releases all colors he carries inside and the world is colourful once more and the devil is defeated.
Show implementation
Due to this emotional story and the importance of colour to the whole plot, the requirements to the multimedia scenery were huge. Besides conventional lighting effects many different kinds of special effects and additional media were needed to implement.
The inner part of the stadium was used as a stage (former track and field area), where the spectators have tiered seating in the stadium. The back side of the stage was completely covered with LED screen panels, which helped in changing the whole scenery within a second without having to move any structures. As for the choreography and stunt performances, about 150 actors were involved.
Besides normal acting, they had actors which roped down the ceiling, executing different roles like snowflakes or dancing through the many water effects that were used on stage. Two huge hydro shields have been used as flexible projection screens, each of them were 20 meters wide and 8 meters high. Both video and laser projections were used on these screens to enrich the story told by the actors with explanations, spectacular graphics and emotionalising multimedia elements. The laser projectors used where four RTI NANO AT4 with up to 22W, and two RTI NANO AT6 with up to 35W power used. To extend the effect and cover the whole stadium with laser light, four additional RTI PIKO RGB 11.0 were installed. The general multimedia spectacle implementation was mainly coordinated by Beijing New Space, a company specialised in these kinds of projects and a long year partner of RTI.
The whole show was based on the use of colour in many different ways. The "love" as very colourful emotion and the devil's appearance with darkness and mist provide a contrast that needs to be visualised with many different elements. Many smoke and haze machines were used together with a huge number of moving lights and theatrical illumination to emphasise the different situations and moods. High water fountains were used to highlight the evil as well as the good depending on the very control of the systems: 40 fountains with 20m height and two fountains with 30m height have been used.
"The requirements were huge and the Chinese decision makers asked for high precision work and professional equipment," says K.H. Kaes, CEO of Ray Technologies (RTI). "This year we were asked again to provide professional show laser light equipment and show creation expertise for this multimedia spectacle." The German company is known for high level show laser light manufacturing and show productions. As a subsidiary of Laserworld (Switzerland) AG, RTI also uses the global network of the parent company: A Chinese subsidiary (Laserworld ASIA) helps in respecting the local requirements and special project needs.
"The show laser light industry is varying in different areas of the world," says N. Stangl, Sales & Marketing Director for the Laserworld Group. "Huge multimedia productions are much more common in China than in Europe or the United States."
The "Attraction" show only was built as temporary spectacle and ended on 05.10.2013. This year's feedback on the show was very positive, so more similar productions are to be expected in the future.
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PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- A dancing studio in Southeast announced that its students gave more than 200 handmade Valentine's Day cards to senior citizens.
The school, Seven Star School of Performing Arts, added that the cards were delivered to seniors at the Putnam County Office for Senior Resources' Valentine's Day luncheon, which was held in Carmel.
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A hedge fund titan of active investing, Steven A. Cohen, is making a bet on tiny investments in passive index funds. Point72 Ventures, an early-stage venture fund backed by Mr. Cohen's Point72 Asset Management LP, has invested $2 million in Acorns Grow Inc., a millennial-focused app maker that encourages users to make regular small-dollar contributions into a basket of exchange-traded index funds as a way to start saving. RELATED The Passivists: Wall Street's 'Do-Nothing' Investing Revolution The Irvine, Calif.-based startup raised $35 million this year in a round led by PayPal Holdings Inc., which Point72 more