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The countdown has begun... it's now less than three weeks until the hotly anticipated 20th Anniversary album 'The Cutting Edge Years' by Delirious? will be released.
The album draws together the best of Delirious?' early work to give the listener a taste of the music that called a generation of young people to sing.
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Let's start with words from the Delirious? frontman himself, Martin Smith, "These past 20 years have been inspiring times for all, especially the band. 'Cutting Edge' was a unique time in our lives and these songs were the soundtrack to a movement that hungered after God in a new way. A movement that sang in the streets and saw the mountains tremble."
Refreshingly eloquent, as we might expect of such a prolific songwriter, Martin Smith sums this up well. 'The Cutting Edge Years' remembers the progressive change in the Christian Music industry largely brought about by this band from the English south coast.
Further context can be found in my earlier blog posts 'Cutting Edge: A History' and 'Delirious? Release 20th Anniversary Album', but now it's time to fill you in on the details - the ins and outs of this new release.
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This album really is a fitting tribute to the early work of Delirious? This section will hopefully convince you of this. First, the three CDs:
1. Message Of The Cross
2. Singers Song
3. Lord You Have My Heart
4. What Is This Thing Called Love?
5. The Crucible For Silver
6. Thank You For Saving Me
7. The Happy Song
8. Prophet Song
9. King Of Love
10. Coming Back
11. Lead Me
12. I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever
1. Did You Feel The Mountains Tremble?
2. I've Found Jesus
3. Oh Lead Me
4. Shaken Up
5. I'm Not Ashamed
6. Find Me In The River
7. Louder Than The Radio
8. You Split The Earth
9. When All Around Has Fallen
10. I've Searched For Gold
11. Shout To The North
12. All I Want Is
13. Obsession
This track list speaks for itself, but I can't resist adding a few thoughts... Classics such as 'Did You Feel The Mountains Tremble?' and 'I'm Not Ashamed' feature, with the gospel-sounding 'I've Found Jesus' also appearing. Enduring and endearing is 'I Could Sing of Your Love Forever' - as true today as the time it was first sung back on a British beach in the 90s. 'Thank You For Saving Me' completes an eclectic mix as its calming feel relaxes the listener.
I haven't included a track list of the third CD because much of it is spontaneous and can't be put down as any particular song, except for perhaps (cheesily) a 'song of joy'. However, it's a pleasure to report that 'What A Friend I've Found' does feature on the third CD (personally, this is my favourite Delirious? song).
Onto the DVD. Much of this - 8 songs to be precise - was filmed at the Delirious? farewell gig at the Hammersmith Apollo, London. Sad to have missed the opportunity to see Delirious? live, now that they have split up this is probably the best chance I'll get, but what a chance it is! Live performances from such an experienced and successful band are confirmed as excellent by the songs they sing: these are God songs, songs about the Kingdom coming in the here and now, songs of praise and thanks. Also included is a documentary - 'The Delirious? Story' and an interview with Martin Smith.
More Delirious?
Despite their parting ways at the end of 2009, Delirious? have not ruled out a comeback. This album is testament to the fact that Kingsway Music continue to support Delirious? and their music. This, I believe, is for two main reasons: 1. It continues to bless the worldwide Church, 2. The popularity of Delirious? has far from waned, and has perhaps even increased since their split.
Chart success is far out of reach for most UK Christian Artists, but Delirious? have defied this, and continued to find success the year after they went their separate ways. In 2010, their song 'History Maker' reached the top 5 in the UK singles chart, and the top 3 on iTunes.
It's not too late to latch onto this movement, the band may no longer be touring and recording, but their music continues to bless listeners the world over.
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This book was written a long time ago by Homer in 1188 BC. This book was written 10 years before the destruction of Troy. My favorite parts where the Sirens, and Poseidon's Cows.
Odysseus and his men came up and landed on a island with huge cows. His men wanted to butcher the cows, and eat them and take meat for the rest of the journey. Odysseus said that it was not their cows, and they would not take them unless they asked first. He took a nap, and later he woke up to beef being cooked, one of his men said that they would rather die on a full belly rather on a empty one. Poseidon came, and was very angry, because these were his cows, they hurried up into their ship, and sailed away in the now rough and tough storm that Poseidon had summoned.
They knew they where about to pass the Sirens, deadly vultures that lure saliors in and eat them, with their buitiful singing. Odysseus wanted to hear these songs, so he had one of his crew tie him to the mast, and as they sailed by the sirens, with all of the crew with ear plugs in, beside Odysseus, he screamed for them to take to shore, and meet these sirens. They ignored him, and sailed past, after they were almost out of sight, Odysseus saw what he was begging to go to, black evil vultures.
Even though these two are just a very few of the adventures that Odysseus and his crew had to go through on his way home, these were my two favorites of the stories. He eventually makes it home, after more nightmares and losing ships and his crew mates.
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Only three years ago there was such a surplus of corn in the Midwest that it became a joke. Someone pasted the image of a skier into a photo of a mountainous pile of the stuff, labeled it " Ski Iowa," and e-mailed it around the Internet to hand everyone a laugh–except the farmers, of course. At the time, turning all that unwanted corn into ethanol to replace gasoline seemed like a great idea.
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However, even if this utopia can be achieved in a decade–and I fervently hope that it can–Americans are stuck with cars they wish they could plug in but can't. America and the world will need liquid fuels for a long time to come, and biofuels, including some corn ethanol made at the most efficient distilleries, offer a far better option than continued use of fossil fuels.
Biofuel critics, including the Grocery Manufacturers of America, often frame the problem as a choice between feeding people and feeding SUVs; they blame rising food prices on diverting food crops to fuel production. The trade group has mounted a public relations campaign to try to roll back high Congressional mandates for increasing use of ethanol. While concern about rising food prices is certainly justified, for grocery manufacturers the argument is also self-serving. Food manufacturers make their profits not on raw vegetables or commodities like cooking oil but on processed foods, and they want to direct public anger about food price inflation away from themselves. Packaging, processing, advertising, transportation and profits account for most of the price of processed foods, and the surging price of oil figures heavily in that mix. The cost of corn, even as the major ingredient in a food like corn flakes, accounts for a tiny fraction of the final price.


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Matplotlib is a plotting library for the Python programming language and its numerical mathematics extension NumPy. For simple plotting the pyplot interface provides a MATLAB-like interface. It's usually used together with NumPy, but for this simple introduction we'll leave it out till the final example.
The first example is about as simple as it gets: import some library functions, specify some data, say what to do with it (plot), and then ask to see it. Pyplot takes care of the rest: drawing axes, numbering them, and plotting the graph. We'll add a title, labels, a grid, and a legend in the next examples.
# First_graph.py # Authour: Alan Richmond, Python3.codes from pylab import plot, show, bar y = [3,5,9,2,6,4,7,8,1,5] # a list of numbers plot(y) # draw the graph show() # show it to me! ''' for a barchart replace plot(y) with these: x = [i for i in range(10)] bar(x,y) '''
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# Temperatures.py # Authour: Alan Richmond, Python3.codes import matplotlib.pyplot as plt # Range of scales between freezing to boiling water F = [32,212] # Fahrenheit C = [0,100] # Centigrade plt.title('Convert Centigrade / Fahrenheit') plt.ylabel('degrees Centigrade') plt.xlabel('degrees Fahrenheit') plt.xlim(32,212) # try commenting this out... plt.grid(True) plt.plot(F,C) plt.show()
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# Graph_plotting.py # Authour: Alan Richmond, Python3.codes import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from math import sin, cos, pi npoints=50 x = [x*2*pi/npoints for x in range(npoints+1)] y1 = [sin(t) for t in x] y2 = [cos(t) for t in x] plt.figure(figsize=(10, 5)) plt.title('Sine & Cosine') plt.xlabel('t (radians)') plt.ylabel('red: sin (t), blue: cos (t)') plt.grid(True) plt.xlim(0,2*pi) plt.ylim(-1.1,1.1) plt.plot(x, y1, color="red", label="sine") plt.plot(x, y2, color="blue", label="cosine") plt.legend() plt.show()
And this final example illustrates creating a 3D plot, with NumPy.
# Mplot3d.py # Adapted from http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/ from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D from matplotlib import cm # colour map import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np # http://www.numpy.org/ ax = Axes3D(plt.figure()) # http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.arange.html X = np.arange(-5, 5, 0.25) # Return evenly spaced values within an interval Y = np.arange(-5, 5, 0.25) # http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.meshgrid.html X, Y = np.meshgrid(X, Y) # Return coordinate matrices from coordinate vectors R = np.sqrt(X**2 + Y**2) # Square roots of squares Z = np.sin(R) # Sine of that. # http://matplotlib.org/mpl_toolkits/mplot3d/tutorial.html#surface-plots ax.plot_surface(X, Y, Z, rstride=1, cstride=1, cmap=cm.jet) plt.show()
For more about pyplot see:
Matplotlib is a plotting library for the Python programming language and its numerical mathematics extension NumPy. It provides an object-oriented API for embedding plots into applications using general-purpose GUI toolkits like Tkinter, wxPython, Qt, or GTK+. There is also a procedural "pylab" interface based on a state machine (like OpenGL), designed to closely resemble that of MATLAB, though its use is discouraged. SciPy makes use of matplotlib.
Matplotlib was originally written by John D. Hunter, has an active development community, and is distributed under a BSD-style license. Michael Droettboom was nominated as matplotlib's lead developer shortly before John Hunter's death in 2012, and further joined by Thomas Caswell
As of 23 June 2017, matplotlib 2.0.x supports Python versions 2.7 through 3.6. Matplotlib 1.2 is the first version of matplotlib to support Python 3.x. Matplotlib 1.4 is the last version of matplotlib to support Python 2.6.
Matplotlib has pledge to not support Python 2 past 2020 by signing the Python 3 Statement.


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For today's free app on the Amazon Appstore, we get another one that made the list before: Monsters Ate My Condo.
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- Michael Becker and Maria Gouskova (2016) Source-oriented generalizations as grammar inference in Russian vowel deletion. Linguistic Inquiry 47:3, pp. 391–425.
- Maria Gouskova and Michael Becker (2013) Nonce words show that Russian yer alternations are governed by the grammar. NLLT 31:3, pp. 735–765.
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- (submitted to Morphology) Gender without morphological segmentation in French. With Michael Dow (UMontreal).
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I've had this in my baul (treasure chest) for months now, and now that my previous hand cream, the anti aging one, is kaput, i thought of finally using this cutie. This is another sweetly packaged hand cream from Etude House. there are four varieties, pink dolphin, panda, fairy penguin, what i have is the harp seal. if you're wondering about who brilliantly brought in Etude House to the Philippines and has had smashing success so far, it's on the sticker below, Rosa Fiore. The people who didn't think of marking up too high on these lovely items. The people who took advantage of facebook as one of the best means of getting their messages across. More power to you, how bout bringing in another brand kaya? Maybe It's Skin? LOL
A portion of the PhP278 you pay and this is from Etude House Ph - part of the sales of this collection goes to United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
so i'm helping out in my own little way ;-) and the box is made of recycled paper and the ink used is soy ink so it's bio degradable and won't eff up our water too much.
it's a lotion that's very mild and this one smells very citrusy
- it's only PhP278
- part of what we pay goes to the UN
- it keeps my hand from drying after i wash my hand from that corrosive liquid soap we have at work
- cute packaging, of course ;-)
- lovely, citrus scent. not over powering like a lemon scented car freshener
- even the guard at work noticed this thing in my bag, he thought it was a toy! LOL
- 4 variants to choose from
- creamy to apply
- Jeree pointed out - this is easily absorbed by the skin, no greasy after feel ^_^
- moisturizing effect doesn't last too long
- takes a few scoops for my hand to feel moisturized
- in a tub so scooping the product is not too hygienic
Do i recommend? definitely this is a wonderful gift idea. it's small, cute, and you can actually use it!
Will I repurchase? of course! for myself and for gifts!
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On the Regarding War blog, soldiers, veterans, and journalists will share their stories from Afghanistan, Iraq and other war zones. It will feature personal stories and opinions from those who have first-hand knowledge of past and current conflicts. Those at home directly affected by a family member serving in the military will also contribute. The blog is meant to be a place where ideas are exchanged and experiences are related in an effort to gain a better understanding of the realities and effects of war. Share your thoughts, raise a question, and join the conversation by leaving comments on the posts.
Kanani Fong is a writer and the wife of an Army surgeon. She runs a blog called The Kitchen Dispatch and will be contributing to Regarding War as one of our guest bloggers. As means of an introduction, we asked Kanani a handful of questions about her life before and after she became a military spouse.
You're not exactly what people think of when they think Army wife, are you?
I'm a midlife Army wife. For 23 years, I ran our surgery practice in addition to pursuing a niche in writing, raising the kids and managing employees, the business and our household as a civilian. In an unusual twist of life, we're in the Army now. I have a military spouse blog called The Kitchen Dispatch, where I talk about everything from war to literature.
What does your husband do?
He's an active duty soldier in the U.S. Army who serves as a surgeon. He, along with other doctors like him, bring decades of clinical, surgical and administrative experience to the Medical Corps. Last year he was in Afghanistan, which I chronicled on my milblog. Now, he's at an Army hospital having fun there.
The medical corps is looking for docs with 20 years of experience who can also pass the physical requirements. Not surprisingly, it's a natural transition; in private practice one handles a great range of patients. They treat everyone. He's not the only doc in there over 50 who went through trial by fire out in the private sector. Believe me, when you've handled patients in East L.A. or South Central, you can pretty much do almost anything.
Do you think your past experience as a surgeon's wife has helped you get accustomed to the life of a military spouse?
Oh, sure. One thing people rarely think of is that a doctor routinely works 60, even 80 hours a week. So a doctor's spouse is left alone most of the time. I became adept at running the household, counseling everyone from kids to other doctors and patients, and being a very pushy advocate when coming up against insurance companies. Plus, all along I was writing and editing.
What do you think is your role as an Army wife just getting into the game?
Keeping it simple. Listen, inspire and encourage. See the best in each person to bring it out.
What interests is it about military families that interests you?
Breaking the mold of how civilians see not only families but also soldiers. I think the strongest most mature women are often very young wives who are raising small children while their husbands are gone for twelve months. And they do this over and over again. There are soldiers who are incredible writers, showing their smarts, wit and humanity. Without a doubt, the military support community is the most giving group I have ever seen. Through my work on the PR team of the war documentary Restrepo, I was able to touch base with over one hundred organizations throughout the nation who give selflessly. In a completely different way, the Army has helped me see a different and most worthwhile world.
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Few places in the world offer the sense of isolation and ruggedness as Australia's North West; join us as we explore the spectacular scenery from Darwin in the tropics, through the Kimberleys to the beautiful town of Broome in the west.
Few places in the world offer the sense of isolation and ruggedness as Australias North West; join us as we explore the spectacular scenery from Darwin in the tropics, through the Kimberleys to the beautiful town of Broome in the west.
10 days
Ultimate Experiences
Journey through Litchfield National Park
Enjoy an early morning flight over the Bungle Bungles, Argyle Diamond Mine and Lake Argyle
Cruise past the rugged cliffs of Geike Gorge
Spot some native fauna at the Malcolm Douglas Wilderness Wildlife Park
Ensuite accommodation twin share basis
Taxi home pickup and return within the Greater Brisbane area*
Pickup and return locations throughout the Hunter, Central Coast and Sydney
Travellers Refund Guarantee
25 quality meals
Entries and attractions as shown
Modern luxury tour coach
Experienced Coach Captain and attentive Tour Director
*As per conditions
Day 1
Home – Darwin
Upon arrival into tropical Darwin, enjoy a short town tour prior to strolling through the Smith Street Mall, taking time to purchase your own lunch. This afternoon visit The Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, overlooking Fannie Bay in Darwin Harbour. The museum features the history, science and visual art of the region and its people, housing what is regarded as some of the best Aboriginal paintings and artefacts in the world. The complex also features a display depicting the experience and aftermath of Cyclone Tracy. This evening, enjoy a spectacular dinner cruise and as the sun sets, watch the sky light up in magical colours reflecting off the water and showcasing the tropical coastline of Darwin; a real highlight!
Day 2
Darwin – Katherine
As we travel south along the Stuart Highway to Litchfield National Park, you'll have the opportunity to soak up the natural surroundings of the Top End and perhaps take a swim at the Wangi Falls - so don't forget your swimwear. We'll make our way to the small settlement of Adelaide River, which was the location for 30,000 Australian and American Soldiers in World War II. Stop for lunch at Adelaide River Inn, surrounded by lush tropical gardens, shady trees and well manicured lawns. You may even come across one famous local residing at the bar - the not so talkative "Charlie" the Buffalo, made famous by Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan). Following lunch, continue on via Pine Creek, which first came to prominence during the building of the Overland Telegraph Line.
Day 3
Katherine – Kununurra
A very early start is required this morning as you prepare to cross the border to Western Australia. A break in the journey at Victoria River Roadhouse allows opportunity for you to purchase your own morning tea before continuing on to lunch at Timber Creek. The Gregory Tree Reserve is famous as the site where Augustus Gregory supposedly made camp when his boat was wrecked during his North Australia Expedition in 1855. It was believed that Gregory called it "Timber Creek" after cutting down timber to fix his boat.
Day 4
Kununurra – Bungle Bungles, Lake Argyle
Before breakfast, enjoy a 2 hour flight over the Bungle Bungles, Argyle Diamond Mine and Lake Argyle. From an aircraft it is an imposing sight to see the fascinating geological landscape of this remote region. Return to the motel for a late breakfast. Lunch will be served at Lake Argyle Resort before cruising from Lake Argyle to Kununurra along the Ord River. Rich in wildlife and flora and with some of the most awe-inspiring scenery imaginable, this will certainly top off a splendid day of touring.
Day 5
Kununurra – Emma Gorge – El Questro
Amid the vast and ancient landscape of Western Australia's East Kimberley region sits the untamed natural beauty of El Questro, today's destination. Our first stop is Zebedee Springs, so bring your swimmers along and enjoy a soak in the refreshing spring waters. Enjoy lunch at El Questro Station before an awe-inspiring cruise along Chamberlain Gorge. Nestled in the shadow of the fiery red cliffs of El Questro's Cockburn Ranges sits Emma Gorge Resort where 60 tented cabins blend seamlessly into the Australian wilderness, our overnight accommodation. Glamping at its finest.
Day 6
El Questro – Argyle Diamond Mine – Halls Creek
A very exciting day is ahead with a visit to the Argyle Diamond Mine. Please note that closed-in footwear must be worn today. This is a high security area and we are grateful for the opportunity to have a guided tour aboard our coach. The Argyle Diamond Mine is the world's largest supplier of diamonds and they are found in a range of colours, including white, champagne and their signature pink stone. Be tempted to indulge yourself when you visit the village store. See the various diamond extraction and processing stages and experience mine life with lunch at the mine workers mess. After lunch, we'll travel through rugged countryside to Halls Creek in the heart of the Kimberley, on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert. Halls Creek was the site of the first gold find in Western Australia and you have the opportunity to visit the ruins of the original township. Another eye opener is the China Wall - a natural white stone wall of sub-vertical quartz, looking just like a miniature 'Great Wall of China'.
Day 7
Halls Creek – Derby
After breakfast, our journey takes us to Fitzroy River Lodge, situated on the banks of the mighty Fitzroy River. Take time to relax within acres of natural bush with shady trees and landscaped gardens whilst enjoying lunch. This afternoon we'll enjoy a cruise through Geikie Gorge, located in the majestic Napier Ranges. Take a walk along the banks of this beautiful waterway and learn of its fascinating history and view its distinct colourful walls scattered with ancient fossils, abundant wildlife and become immersed in its amazing scenery. Suitable clothing for protection from the sun is needed, as are good walking shoes, a hat and water bottle. The rugged wilderness continues through to Derby which is a rich pastoral and mineral centre situated beside the waters of King Sound. The highest tide fluctuations 11m (36 feet) of any Australian port occur here. Arrive later than usual today in Derby for our overnight stay at the King Sound Resort Hotel.
Day 8
Derby – Broome
Leave Derby behind and traverse the Great Northern Highway, passing the Prison Boab Tree, huge termite mounds and the Curtain Air Base. Stop for lunch at Roebuck Plains Roadhouse before continuing on to Broome for a visit to the Malcolm Douglas Wilderness Wildlife Park where you will enter through the jaws of a giant saltwater crocodile. Later, we will settle in for the next two nights at the Mercure Broome. This evening, there will be opportunity for a sunset camel ride along Cable Beach.
Option 1: Sunset Camel Ride – 1 hour
Please note optional tours list is a guide only. A full list of tours and pricing will be advised prior to final payment date.
(Prices on optional activities will be finalised and advised in writing prior to final payment due date. All option bookings will be taken at this time. We recommend that all options are booked and paid for as soon as possible after this time as they will be subject to availability and minimum numbers being met.)
Day 9
Broome sightseeing
There is plenty to do in and around Broome and the next two days offer time to do optional tours and/or enjoy free time to visit the many attractions.
Option 1: Willie Creek Pearl Farm half day farm tour
Option 2: Hovercraft tour – 1 hour scenic and pre-historic tour including sights of Broome coastline
Option 3: Full day 4WD Cape Leveque and Aboriginal Communities Adventure. Includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.
Option 4: Buccaneer Explorer and Horizontal Waterfalls Air tour with Cape Leveque stopover for swim and lunch
Option 5: Cap Leveque 4WD trip with flight back to Broome.
Please note optional tours list is a guide only. A full list of tours and pricing will be advised prior to final payment date.
(Prices on optional activities will be finalised and advised in writing prior to final payment due date. All option bookings will be taken at this time. We recommend that all options are booked and paid for as soon as possible after this time as they will be subject to availability and minimum numbers being met.)
Day 10
Broome – Home
This morning, it is time to say farewell and board your flight home. On arrival, you will be met by our staff who will have your transfers arranged.
B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner
TOUR FARE (incl GST) DEPARTING BRISBANE: $5,297 per person
TOUR FARE (incl GST) DEPARTING THE HUNTER: $5,289 per person
Single Supplement available @ $1,116 extra
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour. Please note, not all pick-ups are available on all departures.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour. Please note, not all pick-ups are available on all departures.
|Contact Details
|Belmont Shops S
| Bus Stop on Pacific Hwy (Southbound) near
Marshall Property, Belmont
|Charlestown Smart St
| Bus Zone in Smart St outside Presbyterian Church
(opposite library car park), Charlestown
|Doyalson Wentworth Ave S
| Bus stop past RSL Club (Southbound)
Cnr Pacific Hwy & Wentworth Ave, Doyalson
|Home pickups
| Taxi home pickups and returns are provided.
Contact us to see if your address is included.
|Hornsby Railway Station
| Hornsby Railway Station. Pickup at the bottom of
the bus rank, near roundabout opp hotel
|Kariong Information Ctr
| At Kariong Information Centre car park,
The Avenue, Kariong
|New Lambton Wests S
| Bus Stop on Hobart Rd near Harker Oval
across from Wests Leagues Club, New Lambton
|Swansea Blackswan S
| Bus stop approaching Blackswan Waterfront Motel
on Pacific Hwy (Southbound), Swansea
|Sydney Domestic Airport
| Sydney Domestic Airport - Meet at Qantas Groups
Check-in located on ground floor at Terminal 3.
|Thornton AAJ Depot
| All Australian Journeys - Thornton Depot
3 Woodford Place, Thornton
|Tuggerah Westfield
| Bus stop near cinemas at the back of
Westfield Shopping Centre, Tuggerah
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"I love our plats du jour at all our restaurants, we've been doing it forever." Restaurateur Sondra Bernstein is perhaps best known for her iconic Sonoma wine country restaurant the girl & the fig. She first opened it in the charming Sonoma County town of Glen Ellen 15 years ago, in 1997. Since then she moved the eatery to the square in downtown Sonoma. The girl & the fig cookbook was published in 2004, and is now in its fifth printing. Her latest tome Plats du Jour: the girl & the fig's Journey Through the Seasons in Wine Country is truly handcrafted. "I taught myself book design and I self-published," she says. It's also available in an e-version.
Plats du Jour reflects Sondra's philosophy of eating locally with the seasons. But, what is a plats du jour? Translated from French, it means "plate of the day," or the daily special, if you will, but is always offered as a three-course meal, with an appetizer, an entree and then cheese or dessert to finish. Sondra developed a love for the plats du jour menu during her travels through France. At The Fig (Sondra's shorthand for the restaurant) the plats du jour menu changes weekly. "It's a nice cross-section of each of the seasons, and because we're doing so much at the farm, it's a nice way to follow the seasons and see what's really happening there."
That farm is on the property of Imagery, a local Sonoma winery, and dubbed "the farm project," because since launching it in 2010, Sondra and her staff have been learning along the way about what and how the produce grows and how to deal with it in the kitchen. "Summer may go into fall a little bit," she says, or there may be a sudden overabundance of tomatoes. There's also a garden plot next to the girl & the fig restaurant.
Sondra says it took about two years to compile Plats du Jour. Photographers Lauren and Steven Krause "shot over a year, we had at least 28 to 30 photo shoots." About self-publishing, Sondra says, "I got to learn how to design it, got to be my own boss, was able to pick photographers and people that I like really have a good time with, and I wasn't limited to how many pages or how many photographs or anything." Plats du Jour is illustrated with beautiful and scrumptious photographs that are so lifelike you get hungry looking at the them.
Plats du Jour is more than just a cookbook. Sondra shares stories about her local purveyors -- farmers, cheese makers, olive oil makers, ranchers. Cheese is so important to Sondra that she's devoted many pages throughout the book to educating people about the different types of cheeses, and also offers tips on pairing cheese with wine. One thing I learned is that cheese is seasonal, too. The recipe for Sondra's famous grilled fig and arugula salad, which she's been serving for 15 years, is there, in the Autumn No. 2 menu. You'll learn how to stock your own artisanal larder (pantry that is) with vinegar, salumi, olives and more. There are recipes for cocktails such as a lavender mojito, or a sparkling French pear.
Executive Chef John Toulze developed the recipes in Plats du Jour. He's also behind the success of the fig culinary empire. John's been in the fig kitchen since day one, 15 years ago. "He's evolved from not knowing how to cook to being a really great chef, totally self-taught," she says. Now he's curing salumi in-house, baking bread and overseeing culinary operations at all the fig restaurants. "It's a good partnership, and I feel very, very fortunate," says Sondra. She has many other long-time employees, something hard to maintain in the ever-changing restaurant business, and a tribute to her managing style.
Plats du Jour is the latest project from one of wine country's busiest and most prolific restaurateurs. Sondra's grown her "fig" empire to include Fig Cafe & Wine Bar in Glen Ellen; FIGfood (her red onion confit is one of my favorite things to cook with); body lotions and candles, scented with figs, natch; and Suite D, where her catering business kitchen is located, and where she holds cooking classes, special dinners and events.
Suite D is in a warehouse district, along with the small wineries that form the Sonoma Eighth Street Wineries district. For this venture Sondra turned to Kickstarter to raise the funds to open it, meeting her goal of $30,000. That's because she sees way more possibilities for the space than just catering or events. She envisions Suite D as a unique community center, where other groups can come in and hold their own event, and where local food can be celebrated. Lucky backers are treated to special receptions or dinners and other goodies. The space itself is "very funky, very eclectic, a lot of re-planed wood and salvage and galvanized metal," says Sondra, "along with 30-foot canvas paintings." There's a pizza oven and a ping-pong table too, and Sondra sees everything from a rehearsal dinner to a ping-pong kegger happening in the space.
I don't think Sondra's ever met a challenge she didn't face and take on. She's really proud of the success of The Fig for 15 years. But, this year has been "bittersweet" too as she closed Estate, her Italy-focused restaurant, in mid-September. "I don't have any regrets of what we've done, and I love this property." Given the right location, "I would do Estate again -- I really loved it." And it's not completely gone, as Sondra's hosting Estate pop-up dinners at Suite D.
Going forward, Sondra is pickling vegetables from the farm project for Sonoma Valley Sharecropper, to which Sondra and her team give jars of pickled produce and apricots, etc. in exchange for using the farmland. Her pickling spices from the Sharecropper label are sold at Williams-Sonoma stores. And, she has tons of ideas for Suite D. So it looks like there's no slowing down for Sondra any time soon. "I really know that I like to put it together creating it, designing it, figuring it out and then honestly I really want to go to the next thing."
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Jul 13, 2010
Social Profiles Connects your Email List to the Social Web
You want to know as much as you can about your email subscribers so you can send them stuff that's actually useful.
But how do you learn more about them without overloading your signup forms or sending surveys with tons of questions about age, location, etc?
Well, you do what business people have been doing forever. You talk to your customers. Go to events. Get to know them. Ask them how the kids are doing, how's the weather, and how's their health. You know: you get social.
Only now, all that "socializing" is happening on social networks like Facebook and Twitter. You could go to every social network and plug each one of your subscribers into their search boxes over and over until you find them all.
But that would take forever. Which is why, as part of our ginormous v5.2 "Let's get social" release, we've created the Social Profiles add-on:
Social Profiles is a powerful tool that automatically syncs your MailChimp list with social networks like Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Flickr, and Myspace to give you more insight about your subscribers.
All this social data is extremely cool all by itself, but when you combine it with some of MailChimp's powerful email marketing features, it gets even better.
See how social your email subscribers are
Are you trying to make the case for doing more social media marketing at your company or client? Knowing the percentage of your subscribers who are actually out there on social networks might tell you if it's worth it (tip: it's worth it). You can even send all your "more social" members a targeted campaign to get them to follow your company on Twitter and Facebook (tip: you'll have to make it worth it for them). Perhaps you can show them some of the funny/useful/interesting conversations happening on your fan page, or use our built-in twitter merge tags and twitter template to get jump started.
Learn which social networks your subscribers are on
But each social network has its own unique characteristics. So you'll want to know exactly how your list breaks down by network.
Also, stuff gets shared differently on Twitter vs. Facebook. Facebook users share more on weekends, and respond better to certain writing styles and certain types of content. For example, Facebook users click and share videos more than Twitter users (probably because Facebook gives you an automatic thumbnail preview, while Twitter only presents a short URL). I got that from: The Science of Facebook Marketing by Dan Zarrella and Sharing on Facebook vs. Sharing on Twitter.
Just as people sign up to receive different kinds of content from different email accounts, people want different experiences, depending on which social network they're on:
With fragmentation will come focus. Inboxes are everywhere! From Facebook, Twitter, SMS, and the Web, more inboxes will increase competition. But this will also create opportunity for marketers to create targeted experiences as subscribers delegate certain functions and habits to different inboxes. – Stephanie Miller, on Clickz
With Social Profiles, you can send specialized content to segments of your list based on which social network they're on:
Know which subscribers follow you on twitter
Think about that. There are customers who signed up for your emails, and they want to hear what you have to say on twitter. These are some seriously loyal people:
You should send them something awesome, just for being so loyal. At MailChimp, we send plushies:
And yes, that's exactly why we added the "send to" button there (I actually wanted to call it the "send plushy" button). Oh yeah, back to Social Profiles.
Loyalty + Email Engagement
You can combine this criteria with MailChimp's built-in engagement scoring to create a new group of ultra-loyal, ultra-engaged subscribers:
The screenshot above shows a segment of my list who follow us on twitter, and open and click my newsletters a lot.
I could use the geo-targeting functionality that we introduced back in our v5.0 release to narrow it down to local ultra-loyal fans:
then use our Eventbrite integration to send them an invitation to a meetup (ahem, or "tweetup" as the kids say now).
Please note that this particular data point relies heavily on twitter's API. When you activate Social Pro, the data may not immediately display. Give it some time.
Get to know your most influential subscribers
We'll show you the members on your list who are the most-connected (aka the "influencers"):
So if you've got a stack of tickets for great seats at some event to give away (in a hurry), maybe you send these people a private email so that they can pass the awesomeness on to their followers.
Influence + Geolocation
Maybe you're throwing a grand opening party in a new city, and you want to use our built-in geo-targeting to send them an invitation.
Why not scan that segment of your list for the VIPs…
…then check out some of their profiles in MailChimp and memorize some faces in case you meet them IRL:
In their profile page, mouse over their twitter handle to see their hover card.
The hover card will show you their Twitter profile info, plus some of their latest tweets. Using the example above, now I know Aarron likes artisan coffee. If he were a super VIP client, I'd be checking up on the coffee my caterer is supplying for the event, and maybe even get some Blue Bottle myself.
Now, before you start thinking about sending targeted campaigns to the influencers in order to get their endorsement for something, you should reconsider. The funny thing about influencers is they really don't want to be influenced. Instead, use this tool to learn everything you can about them. What makes them so influential? What inspires them to inspire others? What, about you, inspired them to subscribe to your list? Know who they are, and what makes them so special.
Generate reports on age and gender of your subscribers
Social Profiles even gives you a breakdown of your list by gender:
and see how your list breaks down by age group:
If you sell advertising in your emails, now you can show your advertisers some basic demographics of your subscribers. While we're on this topic, you could include your list's overall engagement level and A/B testing stats, too.
Demographics + Purchase Activity
If you're an e-retailer, you can combine previous purchase history from your store with our e-commerce360 feature to target "expensive purse buyers" like this:
How it works, how to get it
Again, all of the social data that's synced with your list is data that you could obtain yourself, for free, by manually typing in every email address on your list and searching through twitter, facebook, etc. But there's a service called Rapleaf that's already aggregated all that data. They're sort of a behind-the-scenes data warehouse that powers a lot of the social integrations that you see out there, and we're using their service at MailChimp for Social Pro. By integrating with them, we're able to sync this data up with your list more automagically.
Activating the Social Profiles Add-on
Because some of our customers manage different lists for different clients who have different privacy policies, we didn't want to make this a "one-click, and it's activated for all lists" kinda thing. We made this an optional add-on that you install on a per-list basis. Under the add-ons screen in MailChimp, activate Social Pro for each list that you want social data on:
The price is 20% above whatever you currently pay every month to manage that many subscribers in a list. If you're a pay-as-you-go customer, then the price is 20% above whatever you would pay every month to manage that size list on MailChimp. Yeah, even I don't fully understand what I just typed. But basically, if you currently pay $100 per month for MailChimp, and you turn on Social Pro for all your members, your new monthly bill will be $120. One reason we called this "Social Pro" is because it's a power tool that's integrated with your MailChimp list, and it's always on. If you see yourself as more of a casual user, then you might be more interested in Flowtown's integration with MailChimp. They offer pay-as-you-go and monthly plan options plus very deep integration with MailChimp's segmentation functionality (here's another review of Flowtown used in conjunction with MailChimp).
This is just scratching the surface
We all know that social is here to stay. It's powerful stuff. And it's even more powerful when paired with email marketing, because — in a nutshell — it can help you form even deeper connections with your customers. But I think that SocialPro, and all the other social features we're launching with v5.2, are just the beginning.
I highly recommend reading about the "Social Web" in this presentation from a Google researcher Paul Adams: The Real Life Social Network v2. It's huge, so just read slides #17-32 if you're short on time:
Social is fundamentally changing the way we all use the web, and it's changing the way we build websites and interactions.
Like it or not, the Social Web is here to stay.
Tectonic Shifts
TechCrunch describes these "tectonic shifts we're seeing in mobile platforms, the social graph, and online commerce" as the "3rd Disruptive Wave" (yet another article I highly recommend, because we'll be addressing mobile's disruptive impact soon). Some even say there's a war brewing between Facebook and Google, and that Facebook's Like button is their "shot across the bow." Others say that's just crazy talk.
Whatever the case, this is only the beginning, so we're not going to pretend to know where these changes are going to take us.
It's not our style to speculate anyway.
We're just here to make sure our customers don't miss this wave.
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Hayden Panettiere braves the rain in a pair of short shorts as she visits the Ultra Body Fitness Gym in West Hollywood on Friday. The Heroes hottie kept in tip-top shape with an hour-and-a-half workout.
Just yesterday, Hayden and her Heroes costar Milo Ventimiglia spent a night out together to support their castmate Adrian Pasdar. The pair took in his Civil War-era musical Atlanta at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. After the show, the Heroes castmembers celebrated at a bash attended by Pasdar, his wife Natalie Maines and Leonard Roberts, an actor on the NBC show and a costar in Pasdar's play.
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Under the leadership of former Merrill Lynch executive Robert McCann, UBS' wealth management division saw record profits last year and subsequently spent more on advisor compensation.
UBS paid its financial advisors a total of $2.9 billion, up 12 percent from 2011, according to UBS' annual compensation report released Thursday.
Advisors operating under the USB Wealth Management Americas umbrella are paid on a grid-based compensation plan, derived from commissions, as well as supplemental compensation based on financial advisors' productivity, firm tenure, assets and other variables.
UBS also offers advisors the chance to qualify for year-end awards, most of which are deferred over either a six- or 10-year period, the firm says.
The 2012 overall compensation payout increase is due, in part, to the record-breaking $873 million in pre-tax profits the division generated in 2012, UBS said, a 40 percent increase from 2011. The brokerage division's revenues increased nine percent over 2011, according to the company, as it brought in $49 billion of net new money, $11.5 billion more than the year before.
The compensation increases further supported recent comments made by UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti that the company valued its wealth management division and had no plans to sell.
"It has always been my view that it would be a terrible strategic mistake for UBS not to have a significant presence in what is arguably the most important financial centre and wealth management market globally," Ermotti said recently according to a Reuters report.
The U.S. wealth management segment was losing both money and advisors before Robert McCann stepped into the role of the division's chief executive in 2009.
McCann earned the second-highest compensation package at the company with $8.97 million. That was down 6.8 percent from his 2011 compensation when he was the highest paid executive.


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Shellhouse and Grandstand is a 0.6 kilometer out and back trail located near Kalbarri, Western Australia, Australia that offers scenic views. The trail is good for all skill levels and primarily used for walking and nature trips.
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Continual pounding by the Indian Ocean claims massive chunks of this soft limestone coast, leaving remnant cliff formations. The cliffs glow in the late afternoon as the setting sun shines on the sandstone rock faces.
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The layered sandstone cliffs with green bush and the beautiful waves make it a magnificent site!


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Looks like the Genghis Grill birthday freebie has changed! Now your free birthday offer is based on how many visits to Genghis Grill you made over the previous year. 0-3 visits gets you a free appetizer or dessert while 4+ visits gets you a free regular bowl.
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- Sat Aug 27, 2016 12:51 am
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: Hilary
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Ernst, I have seen the B+W version of this and really enjoy your B+W stuff. However, for me, the color here really lifts this image and the textures give it an old masters feel. I really do like this image.
- Tue Aug 16, 2016 11:09 pm
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: White on white
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Duck, I notice that in the positions of the lights and models, I believe the model is visible to the background light. I suspect if you draw a line through the rim of the reflector and continue it through to the model, the model is within the area that is lit. I hope that makes sense. Adjust the di...
- Tue Aug 16, 2016 10:30 pm
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: White on white
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2691
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I debated posting this in the critique section, but it's all good. I feel the background light is too bright. Could probably drop a good solid stop. I have a photoshoot coming up that's going to utilize this setup so I'll post those in the critique section when I get them done. Thanks guys. Duck, I...
- Mon Aug 15, 2016 7:18 am
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: White on white
- Replies: 13
- Views: 2691
Re: White on white
Good one Duck. I won't comment on suggestions though as this is in members showcase.... White backgrounds can be fun to light though.
- Thu Aug 11, 2016 11:50 pm
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: Recent Couple
- Replies: 9
- Views: 1847
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G'day Ernst, really nice image which is up to your usual standard. :) One thing I note though and which struck me immediately I saw the image. The image seems flat to me. Not in terms of processing or such like, but, it has no depth of frame which I usually see in your images. By that, I mean this i...
- Thu Aug 11, 2016 4:45 am
- Forum: Animals Showcase
- Topic: The newest member of our household
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- Views: 1416
Re: The newest member of our household
Some lovely shots there. I am fond of dogs and love seeing shots of peoples furkids.....
- Sun Aug 07, 2016 12:20 am
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: Headshots for a friend
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1925
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Duck, Nice images for purpose. :) In the first I have the feeling the hair light and main is slightly overpowered. Perhaps 1-2/3rds of a stop or so. I also think the main is just a tad high as the nose shadow is crossing Johns lip. There is a difference in contrast in the two images as well. I've dr...
- Fri Aug 05, 2016 10:08 pm
- Forum: Animals Showcase
- Topic: Daughter's dog
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Oh wow Tom. She lookalmost a twin of my lil girl Missy. The only real difference is that before we recieved Missy, her tail had been docked right to the bum. I'll get some photos up for you... Give her a pat and a hug for me.
- Sun Jun 26, 2016 11:17 pm
- Forum: People Critique
- Topic: An environmental portrait
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- Views: 1222
Re: An environmental portrait
I can see both sides of the discussion as to this being an environment portrait. Still, the main subject is the person even if the person isn't facing toward the (your) camera. it does tell the story well and makes for a nice recording/reminder if the event. Part of me says that I'd like for the pe...
- Sun Jun 26, 2016 2:14 am
- Forum: ― Architecture Showcase
- Topic: Lions of New York City
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Re: Lions of New York City
Nice details shots. I never see these sorts of things myself...


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Avoid Speed Traps
We all know that speed traps are a sneaky way for making money by governments by taking from an easy mark, the motorist. Its like taking candy from a baby because drivers are apt to exceed the speed limits wherever they are in place, either deliberately or by accident. Either way, they are breaking the law, but there are ways in which to reduce, minimize or even completely avoid getting a speeding ticket coming from a police speed trap, speed camera or mobile camera.
Most people's initial thoughts on this would be that it must be by doing something illegal or everyone would be doing it. Well, there are actually devices that warns of approaching speed traps, radar guns, cameras and the like and it does it by using GPS technology backed up by a huge database of permanent and semi permanent traps as well as warning of impending radar gun traps set up by police up ahead. And they are totally 100 percent legal!
The reason some of these devices are legal is because they don't just warn of speed traps ahead. They also warn of danger areas and school zones and places where accidents are more likely to happen, which will alert drivers to the fact that they must slow down in preparation. So not only are these devices saving drivers from getting speed tickets, they are also helping to prevent potential accidents and that has to be a good thing. Good enough for the police to actually approve this kind of device.
If you want to know more about these devices and where you can buy them, here is a pretty decent review of one of the major gadgets NavAlert GPS speed trap locator. It tells it like it is and gives plenty of useful information, especially on where to get them online and at a great price.


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For my card, I pulled out the Chocolate Bunnies and Borderline sets. (These same images used on my card are available as limited editions individually for a great price, while supplies last!) I stamped directly onto crumb cake cardstock with early espresso ink and then colored with Prismacolors and gamsol. The Best of All sentiment is embossed in white onto an early espresso petite oval die cut. I distressed things a bit with some watered down white paint, antique linen distress stain, brushed corduroy distress ink and a distressing tool. Last, but not least, I added some white gel pen accents to the stamped chevrons and the doodled egg patterns.
Alrighty, got to go. The boys' 2nd birthday party is tomorrow and I have lots to finish up! Be sure to head on over to VLV and play along with this week's sketch, color challenge or both, if you're feeling really sassy! {grin}
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ProWrestling.net has reported that TNA Knockout Mickie James' contract has expired and she has declined to sign an extension, thus making her a free agent to sign and wrestle where ever she may choose. James originally signed with TNA in September of 2010.
During last Thursday's TNA Impact taping, James dropped the TNA Knockouts Championship to ODB in a match that will air this Thursday.
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Surgeons Perform Emergency Face Transplant Surgery To Save Man's Life In Poland
Doctors in Poland have completed what they believe is the fastest turnaround ever for a full face transplant, on a 33-year-old stonemason who had an accident with a machine that damaged his face and crushed his upper jaw, reports the Associated Press.
The extremely rare and complicated face-transplant process, which normally takes months of preparation to find a donor and develop the donor tissue to be resistant to infection, in this case happened in just a few weeks: The stonemason, identified only as Gregorz, suffered the accident in late April, and surgeons at the Cancer Center and Institute of Oncology, in Gliwice, Poland, were able to find a donor match shortly thereafter. The surgery, performed May 15, lasted 27 hours. The center has previous experience with facial surgeries and reconstructions and is the only medical facility in Poland licensed to perform the complicated face transplant procedure, notes AP.
There have been just three full-face transplant procedures performed in the United States and only a handful of such surgeries have been performed elsewhere in Turkey, France and Spain. Surgeons graft skin and tissue and also reconstruct facial features. For Gregorz, surgeons reconstructed the entire face, the bottom of his eyelids, his jaw and his palate, reports AP. Doctors believe the surgery was the fastest such turnaround from accident to transplant ever.
Previous attempts to use skin grafts from Gregorz had failed and the surgeons had to quickly find a donor due to the amount of damage he'd suffered in the accident. According to AP, the surgeons were worried about infection, due to the severity of the damage around his mouth and skull. Gregorz's injuries also prevented him from eating or breathing without assistance.
The immediate need for the transplant did not allow doctors to properly prep the donor tissue to prevent infection, so they have placed Gregorz in an isolated ward of the hospital. He will undergo rehabilitation therapy while at the hospital and then a regimen of immune system-repressing drugs for the rest of his life to prevent his body from rejecting the donor tissue. Six days after the surgery, photos of Gregorz showed him giving a thumbs up to the camera. Head surgeon Adam Maciejewski told AP he believes Gregorz will be able to live a normal life: "He will be able to breathe, to eat, to see."


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Exciting things have been happening at my church this month. Four weeks ago we had the groundbreaking ceremony for our new building, and this week the construction began.
His Grace Bishop Anthony of Toledo presided over the service. Here you can see the foundation stone being laid:
This longer video includes the foundation stone being laid and extends on to show the site being sprinkled with holy water and prayers for foundation of the church.
If you have heavy-equipment loving children, they may enjoy seeing this video of the beginning of construction this week.


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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A Texas sumo wrestler has been arrested on aggravated kidnapping charges in San Antonio on suspicion of holding a woman captive in an apartment where she may have been sexually abused, police said on Friday.
Atilla Charles, 35, who weighs over 300 pounds (136 kg), went on a rampage in the apartment because somebody had "taken his car and failed to return it," an arrest affidavit said. Charles believed the victim, 38, was a friend of the person who took the car, it said.
A lawyer for Charles, who was arrested on Wednesday, was not immediately available for comment.
He refused to let the woman leave the apartment for three hours, and after his wife arrived, the affidavit claims Charles ordered the wife to "perform an invasive search" of the victim's body, apparently looking for the keys to his car.
He also smashed several items in the apartment, it said.
Online records show Charles is active in national and international sumo wrestling.
Bexar County Jail records indicate Charles was released on $75,000 bond.
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Fit for Life, promotes healthy living through events, videos, photos and more. The initiative was created through a partnership between Digital First Media and the Pottstown Area Health & Wellness Foundation. Visit the website at pottsmercfit4life.wordpress.com for more stories including healthy recipes. Also like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MercFit4Life and follow our efforts on Twitter @MercFit4Life.
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The Linsanity brand brought about a profile, a new set of expectations that may have become unsustainable for point guard Jeremy Lin that it has eventually bore its weight on his shoulders. Exacerbated by injuries, his game became affected, and his love for the game gradually dried up.
Jeremy Lin stats crumbled following his stint with the Knicks. He got supplanted by James Harden in Houston and had a forgettable season with the Lakers. As the chants for Linsanity grew louder from an expectant crowd, its weight became heavier, under the pressure to live up to its dream.
According to a report by ESPN Jeremy Lin said, "I think for a while I lost that joy for the game. For a while, it wasn't fun playing."
But he's rekindled his love for the game during his stay in Charlotte, thanks to coach Steve Clifford, where he says they "played the right way, we moved the ball, we played as a team. It was just beautiful. It just brought back everything I thought basketball to be, and I had so much fun with it."
ALSO READ: Wade, Rondo turning the Chicago Bulls into serious playoff contenders?
Jeremy Lin stats may be past its dark days, as he looks forward to playing with new teammate Brook Lopez with whom he feels he has a strong connection with. Along with Brooklyn's young talents, he feels Brook Lopez is going to make his life easier.
"He (Brook Lopez) can pick and pop, pick and roll. He can post up, back to the basket, face up, floaters, dunks. Everything. He's definitely going to make my life a lot easier." Jeremy Lin said in a report by Nets Daily.
More than that, their chemistry could be more of an IQ thing, as for being from Harvard and Stanford, "we tend to impose our intellectual dominance over everybody else." Lin said, jokingly, which is normally half-meant.
ALSO READ: Carmelo Anthony scoring down next season? Good for New York?
What makes Lin famous, apart from his razzle-dazzle moves, is his basketball IQ, humility, and overall intelligence, which has become a sharp weapon in the game dominated with physicality.
He is also growing to become a leader for the rebuilding Nets. The Harvard product has chosen to play for Brooklyn because he's always wanted to be a leader, and now he has that opportunity, coupled with increased minutes being a starter.
Are we about to witness something bigger, a personality more complete than the Linsanity brand? Something that's more than a scoring machine, a wild buzzer-beater, and a force that is cohesive in bringing a team together?
Such leadership is manifested in his regard for unity in line with his support for the Colin Kaepernick anthem issue.
Jeremy Lin expressed that if the Nets engage in social issues or protests it should do it as a team or "not at all."
The Colin Kaepernick anthem controversy raises concern regarding police brutality against African Americans.
With this clear manifestation of leadership by Jeremy Lin, coach Kenny Atkinson said, "I think we encourage our players to stand for the national anthem, but we also respect their individual rights. Jeremy is coming out and saying that I respect that and I respect his stance. But we'll figure out how the players approach it. I respect what he said."
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Family, friends and fellow police officers poured into a funeral home in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood today to pay their respects to Joseph Airhart Jr., a Chicago police detective who died seven years after he was shot in the head while trying to arrest a robbery suspect.
Officers switched off their radios before entering Cage Memorial Chapel, 7651 S. Jeffrey Blvd., where Airhart's body, dressed in a brown suit, was laid in an open casket piled with flowers. Airhart died on Tuesday.
Among those who paid tribute was Supt. Jody Weis, a police spokeswoman said.
"He didn't deserve this," said a choked-up retired Chicago police investigator named Carlton McCarl, Sr., 77, who worked with Airhart in the organized crime division. "I get emotional ... he's better off where he is right now."


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This historic stadium has played host to the 1980 All-Star game and Olympic baseball competition in 1984. In 1991, the stadium hosted the opening ceremonies for the United States Olympic Festival and later that summer showcased the top amateur baseball players from around the world in the second annual International Baseball Association World All-Star Game. The stadium was built by Dodger owner Walter O'Malley in Chavez Ravine, which overlooks downtown Los Angeles. Foodies will delight in the all-you-can-eat ticket deal for the Right Field Pavilion, which was a first in baseball when it debuted but has since been copied by other teams.
This park opened in 1962 and is now one of the oldest in the Majors, but the setting in Chavez Ravine remains one of the best in baseball. Bring some headphones and tune in the incomparable Vin Scully calling the game on the radio. And try a Dodger Dog to see if it lives up to the hype. Can so many Dodgers fans be wrong? For more on the Dodger Stadium experience, including a game-day itinerary, visit Wise Guides.
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The topic of my this post is the result of two different e-mails I received this past week from people wanting me to have a look at their product or opportunity.
The header of the first e-mail read, From: Zachary; Subject: I am ready to join. Since I haven't been in contact with anyone named Zachary, I was suspicious but opened it anyway. Upon reading the email, I find this person has lied to me at least twice.
Fist lie: The content of the e-mail has nothing to do with joining anything I am involved with. The writer is pitching a program for finding contacts on the Internet (which he no doubt used to find me). The subject line was crafted to get my attention an prompt me to open the e-mail. It had nothing to do with the content of the e-mail.
Second lie: I look at the bottom of the message and notice the name in the signature is not Zachary. Now I am wondering if either name is correct.
In the second e-mail, the writer tells me she found a slip of paper with my name on it from a convention she attended. She claims to be with the same company as me, is rapidly expanding her business, and wants to share with me how she is generating leads. I find this interesting as the company we supposedly share a connection through is fairly new and has not yet had their first major convention. I know who most of the serious business builders are and her name doesn't ring any bells with anyone on my team.
She found my contact information from a company replicated web site. As did the first person. I have no problems with this but why lie to me?
Business is built on relationships. Relationships are based on trust and integrity. Both of these writers have blatantly lied to me right out of the gate. Why would I do business with either of these two people?


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Organizing a Kitchen Pantry
• 30 December 2009
Forget it...I can't wait until the new year to start organizing! My messy pantry is too far gone to ignore for another few days. I'm sure most people only need to spend maybe an hour or two max, but oh no, it took me 4 hours to get my pantry in ship-shape. That being said, I can't tell you though how good it feels to have this completed. Cooking and baking will be even more fun now that I can actually access what I need!
This is what I did to organize my pantry:
* took everything out and then wiped down the walls and shelves
* threw expired food in the trash (as well as any other junk/papers/etc.)
* cleaned out bins and re-sorted contents
* assembled can racks, helper shelves, and under-the-shelf organizers before placing in pantry
* filled in the empty spaces with everything else
* rewarded myself with a box of San Pellegrino because the bottles are not only pretty all lined up, but nice to sip during a nice dinner :)
Now on to my junk drawer for the second time since returning from France. Clearly I need a new system :)
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7 comments:
- Jess said...
This makes me miss our butler's pantry. I understand the lining-up of the water bottles. For me, it was TyNant. The light used to hit them perfectly at 1pm.
- December 30, 2009 at 6:39 AM
- Pinky Touché said...
so inspiring - i'm drooling!
since you're organizing, wondered if you had any suggestions for keeping refrigerators organized? i'm fortunate enough to have just purchased a commercial side by side refrigerator and freezer - great but both units only have shelves and that means no drawers, etc. can't get my head wrapped around how to keep contents neat and tidy. any suggestions?
- December 30, 2009 at 11:09 AM
- Jennifer said...
It looks beautiful, great job. One day I'll have a decent size pantry, but I'm not sure it'll ever look like that.
- December 30, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- stephmodo said...
Pinky, I don't have any suggestions off-hand besides to empty our your fridge at least once monthly. I"ll let you know if I come across any bright ideas ;)
- December 30, 2009 at 9:46 PM
- Sarah Kay said...
I think I drooled on the keyboard. Thanks.
- December 30, 2009 at 10:36 PM
- TheFutureWife said...
Oh, to have that many shelves and an actual pantry!! I shouldn't complain, we have lots of cabinets, and just totally reorganized the kitchen. We designated a top/bottom cabinet to hold all of the regular food. Pasta goes in an upper cabinet to the right of the stove, and baking items (except flour, which I store in the fridge) are in a seperate baking section of cabinets.
- January 1, 2010 at 7:29 AM
- Jen said...
This totally inspired me (again!) I remember you inspiring me last New Years too. Hop on over to see what I did and I even gave you a shout out (again!)
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March 12, 1936-March 11, 2010
Darlene Warrick Boyers, 73, passed away Thursday after a fulfilling and loving life with her family and friends. She fought a courageous battle with breast cancer for many years.
A memorial service will be held in her memory at Three Chopt Presbyter-ian Church, Richmond Va., Monday at 10 a.m.
She was a wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother. She loved being outdoors, camping, bird watching, and she was an avid reader. She grew up in Goldsboro and began her career in nursing at Wayne Memorial Hospital. She married her high school sweetheart, Lawrence L. Boyers. They were married for 48 years.
Later in life, she returned to school to receive her BS degree from VCU/MCV in Health Care Information Management Administra-tion, and she also held various positions in American Records Management Association (ARMA), while being employed with Christian and Barton. She was an Elder of St. Giles Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her daughters, Adare Boyers, and Carol Boyers Givens (Thomas); and grandchildren Graham and Anna Givens; and sisters, Marcia Howd, Ruth Ann Marshall and Charlene Monesky.
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