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Dealing With Emotions
I ran across the videos below when reading on a feed of mine. As a former teacher, I have often thought that children are not taught to deal with the hard emotions…grief, anger, fear, sadness, etc. And, we have ended up with many adults who can not deal with these emotions. I believe it comes from learning how to talk about these emotions and about learning to express our emotions. But, this does not seem to happen anymore in schools and so we have a society that has many people who have no empathy for others, who resort to anger when scared or upset instead of dealing with the fear. I have heard people say that when something upsets them, hurts them, scares them….that they go straight to anger. Know why? Because anger is easier to deal with and seems to be an accepted emotion and fear, grief, sorrow, sadness etc are not.
People not only have not learned to deal with their own emotions but they have not learned how to deal with someone going through traumatic times in their lives. I believe this is why when someone dies, after a few days…others will start telling them to "get over it" or "move past it", not because of concern for the person feeling these emotions but because the one that sees or hears someone else with these emotions….it makes them feel uncomfortable and they don't want to deal with that. Pain is another one people have trouble dealing with. Seeing someone else in pain is too hard for some to deal with and then things happen like has happened to me….comments like "take another pain pill and let's go".
So, how do we deal with this problem? I believe that the teacher below has one of the best examples I have ever seen. Children in school….young children…are being taught to deal with the emotions of a classmate losing a parent….which may in turn trigger a loss on the other children. I sat and watched all five of these videos and this man is an outstanding teacher. He is teaching for life skills not to make a name for himself as Teacher of the year. He is teaching for the future of the kids and them learning the importance of empathy, of dealing with emotions and not hiding them away, of acceptance, of standing up when bullying or inappropriate behavior happens, of bonding to people….all things necessary to live in this world as a responsible adult.
We are in a technological world now where people do their socializing on the internet and by doing so, they do not have to see the pain on another person and if someone posts about something traumatic, a person can just click to another page or site. All advances are not always good for us as humans. We don't teach this in school because so many raised an uproar many years ago and did not want values of any kind taught in schools, and then when we get out of school…the world is the monitor after we rush home from work.
While this teacher is teaching young children, I think you will see many valuable lessons in these videos, like the importance of not stuffing your feelings back but expressing them no matter how painful. For once you get them out, then they are not as powerful. And the importance of standing up for what is right and bonding beyond the computer with people who are loved ones and ones you care about deeply. The teacher also teaches the importance of owning up to when you have or are doing something wrong for if you don't, you will carry it inside and it will come out at a later date. He teaches these children that blaming others for your mistakes or for doing what you know you should not do is wrong. These videos are powerful. Hope you enjoy.
From the Youtube page these are on:
"In the award-winning documentary Children Full of Life, a fourth-grade class in a primary school in Kanazawa, northwest of Tokyo, learn lessons about compassion from their homeroom teacher, Toshiro Kanamori. He instructs each to write their true inner feelings in a letter, and read it aloud in front of the class. By sharing their lives, the children begin to realize the importance of caring for their classmates."
Children Full of Life
videos by typoprone
Part 1 Holding sadness and grief inside
Part 2 Bullying and taking responsibility for your actions
Part 3 The Solution should match the Problem
Part 4 The Uncertainty of Life
Part 5 Bonding, Helping Others, Empathy
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- Coping with Grief (mariadorfner.wordpress.com)
- They have no fear of their parents or respect for others (barbierfamilly.com)
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April 9, 2012 - Posted by danLrene ©2011 | Uncategorized | blogging, blogs, bullying, feelings, Life, school, teachers, thoughts, values
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This is excellent I remember being bullied by kids in the first grade they were older but it was very painful.
This teacher would not be able to teach as he does in the US they wouldn't allow the kind of caring and comfort he gives them ether. Ty so much wish he could be here for all children.
Comment by Darlene | April 11, 2012 | Reply
OH Dar, I am so sorry you were bullied. There is no excuse in bullying. And you are right, here in the states this man would not be allowed to teach these wonderful things to children so that they might be able to grow up to be responsible well rounded adults.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Sheldon Harnick has done some extensive spring cleaning and come up with a two-CD box set of very rare tunes.
Harbinger Records said Wednesday it will release "Sheldon Harnick: Hidden Treasures, 1949-2013" on May 1 in conjunction with the Tony- and Grammy Award-winning lyricist and writer's 90th birthday.
The set will include some 53 demos and songs cut from 17 shows featuring such singers as Audra McDonald, Brian d'Arcy James, Hugh Martin, Charlotte Rae and Sheldon's wife, actress and photographer, Margery Gray. The album is a co-production of The Musical Theater Project.
Harnick is perhaps best known for teaming up with composer Jerry Bock to create the powerhouse musical-theater songwriting duo behind "Fiddler on the Roof," ''Fiorello!" and "The Apple Tree."
Fans will also get to hear rarities from Harnick's less well-known works, including "The Body Beautiful," ''Trafalgar," ''Smiling the Boy Fell Dead," ''Rex" and "A Wonderful Life." From "Fiddler on the Roof," which is returning to Broadway in the fall of 2015, the set includes seven songs cut from the score and performed by Harnick and Bock.
The album, and an accompanying 80-page booklet, will be available through Amazon on May 1.
Online: http://www.musicaltheaterproject.org/sheldon-harnick-hidden-treasures

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|Posted by healingheartreiki on May 8, 2017 at 8:35 PM
The May Full Moon happens this wednesday! It's a Full Moon in Scorpio at 2:42pm PDT. This moon calls us to go ever deeper into our emotional landscape. Scorpio's energy is watery but deep, holding the mysteries of all of those things we often feel but don't know how to put words to. We may find that all of the practical work we've been trying to do up to this point keeps getting interrupted by our deeper emotions, which refuse to remain hidden. Guess what, it's time to let that energy out, and let it wash through over the next few weeks to clear whatever constructs you've made in your life that don't actually serve you.
The best way to move emotions out of the body is through physical action. This is the perfect night for steamy sex, a football game, or any environment that safely allows you to scream, shout, and let it ALL out. Figure out how you do that... it's a personal tool, different for everyone, but once you know how to release that emotional buildup, you'll create better health, power, and peace in your life.
Full moons are a great time in general to celebrate your life and to affirm how far you've come. Even if you're emotions are feeling a little volatile, go outside with some headphones or a drum; Don't forget to dance beneath the moon!
Rev. Dailey Little, RMT
Healing Heart Reiki
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|Posted by healingheartreiki on May 6, 2017 at 10:25 AM
"Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are."
― Marianne Williamson
5/6 Monthly Practitioner ReikiSHARE
5/12 SHAMANIC JOURNEY: Upper World (4 fridays)
5/20 Reiki I Training w/ Dailey
5/21 Reiki II Training
5/21 Reiki Meditation: Letting In Love
Hi friends,
The blog has been a little tricky about pictures so I'm foregoing that today in order to get the info to you. :-) Currently I'm booking out close to June, so if you'd like a private session to kick off summer, you might consider scheduling now. Elsewhere in the office, Jennifer Webb is offering a may special, and Pearl Greenlaw continues to offer distance & sunday healings. More on them in an upcoming blog!
Our classes have been phenomenal fun! lol. This month we're flying into Shamanic Journey work with the upper world (Yay!!!). And also, Save the date for upcoming Chakras 1 and learn all about your chakras and how to work with these essential energy centers in your body! Offered June 24th!
I've been a little behind on paperwork and returning calls, but I also have just hired a new assistant, so things should start to even out. Our ReikiSHARE is begining in a few hours so I'm going to sign off now and prepare for that upcoming fun. Thank you again SOOO MUCH for everyone who continues to play at Healing heart Reiki, doing the depth work and makign heart connections as we heal and grow in magic. I feel so blessed this morning.
That's all for now!
Rev. Dailey Little, RMT
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|Posted by healingheartreiki on April 17, 2017 at 10:10 PM
It amazes me that it has been almost a month since I last wrote here! Things continue to be busy at Healing Heart Reiki. It takes daily dedication to establish the foundation of energy in our new spot, which I so easily took for granted after working from the same space in Railroad Square for shy on a decade.
Outside in this new and beautiful place, the wildflowers are blooming as the spring rain continues. Inside, I still have 20 boxes of fabric, admin, and crafting materials to unpack. Small things continue to slide into place. We now have a chopping block for the kitchen, which now effectively allows for 4 work stations if we choose to do summer creative herbal classes.
This morning my son awoke sneezing and blowing his nose. It felt good to cook up a vat of hot soup in an iron cauldron. My Reiki practice continues to teach me that everything is energy, and I've learned to allow the upwelling of lovingkindness I develop in my Reiki practice to overflow in all of my healing efforts. I stirred soup with intention. I allowed Reiki to flow from me as I listened to my son's needs. Sometimes he loves when I simply lay hands on with Reiki. This morning my inner listening, developed from decades of daily practice, told me that what he needed most was lavender essential oil massaged into his temples and head. Between that and soup, he was just fine by dinner.
It's easy to wait for dis-ease to show up before taking action. However, the more deeply we slow down and listen ahead of time, we can nourish into our lives and prevent illness from even occuring. I read an article about a woman who was 117 years old (She as actually born in the 1800s!). What really struck me is that she took time and listened to herself. She trusted her inner authority.
This afternoon I caught up with myself, flipping through paperwork on my desk at a snail's pace. I chose not to rush, instead, listening within for what creativity--what gems and insights--might come up if I could simply translate the loving attention of my Reiki practice into the practice of my everyday life. I discovered deep appreciation as I did this. This world is a colorful place filled with miracles. We choose in every moment whether we want to trudge ahead relentlessly with thankless determination, or rest our sights on those miracles and give thanks as our future unfolds.
Rev. Dailey Little, RMT * Healing Heart Reiki* Now booking private Reiki sessions & consults for May!
|Posted by healingheartreiki on March 25, 2017 at 11:55 AM
I'm so happy to finally be writing this blog from our new space on College Avenue. The last few months have been such a whirl since I last wrote to you. I'm amazed that what was, last year, just a dream and an idea (a Healing/Meditation Center) is finally happening. We are in a lovely old rambling Victorian that will, over time, become a strikingly beautiful and heart stirring space for all of our community gatherings.
At the beginning of February, we had our first Reiki Share here. There were 22 people, all devoted to exploring energy and sharing hearts. We had so much fun! The party lingered into the afternoon, and my heart was full of love as I watched friends and strangers connecting and healing. For one moment I wondered, "Is this space still too small?" but it was awesome to see people scatter through the house in small groups, filling it up with sound and laughter. It's the perfect size for where we're at. I felt inspired. This dream I've held in my heart so long now has space to grow.
Jennifer Webb, Pearl Greenlaw, and I have met quietly in small spurts, discussing future possibilities. I know soon we'll need to open the floor to all of you, because community visions are fulfilled through the intention, love, and action of the community. Soon enough, I'll post about open gatherings where we can explore the future of Healing Heart Reiki together.
For now, we're still settling. Because the space is several hundred feet larger than our old space at Railroad Square, there's a lot of box-unpacking, organization, feng shui, and grounding magic that's happening. I'll try to post soon, and keep you in on these developments.
Meanwhile, private sessions are HAPPENING! We've had about 50 private sessions already in the new space, and are into our third class in the space. With each experience, I feel the loving energy of Reiki being laid into the building. The house has fairies (sweet loving ones!) and it carries a lot of its own energetic intention which, psychically, I am still learning about and tapping into.
If you're interested in taking a class or setting a private session, look at our offerings on the website and schedule online. You can also send me a text! I'm still between assistants, so my response time is quite slow, but I'm here, and the work is happening.
I'll write again soon!
|Posted by healingheartreiki on January 8, 2017 at 1:55 AM
This morning 16 of us met for the monthly ReikiSHARE in the old stone building at Railroad Square. The new SMART train was testing as usual, and the occasional sound of the train's horn floated up to our morning healing sessions like nostalgic jazz released from the confines of musical pentameter.
Sometimes I feel sentimental about this place. Built to last, the Historic Western Hotel building made it through the 1906 earthquake, witnessed Santa Rosa's shift from industrial age to the age of technology, and here it still stands, housing bohemians, healers, coffee addicts, and other professionals.
I'm happy to start the new year here, though my sentimentalism is caused by knowing that soon I'll have to move. I hear it on the wind. Okay, literally, I hear it every time the train blares. Reiki doesn't need to happen in a quiet environment; healing will occur either way. But I feel my internal shift as an energy practitioner, away from the transformative magic of the railroad crossroads, and into a new phase of deep creativity. Soon, soon, the time will be here. The train horn calls me to action.
I have a dream of Reiki in every household. A hundred years ago, people would have laughed at the idea of cell phones. Now we see them as a necessity (and really, they aren't!). A hundred years ago, nobody had heard of a Chiropractor, and those who had, thought they were unreliable and possibly even scam artists. Today, almost everyone knows what a chiropractor is, and the general consensus is that sometimes they're extremely helpful.
These experiences we take for granted today were birthed in the minds and hearts of regular people who had big dreams. It took more than one dreamer. It took many, together, creating a movement that shifted the landscape of our future. Those first dreamers are often seen as crazy. When there is enough momentum, they are seen as weird. When the energy has caught, they are seen as savant. When the energy is established, they are normalized.
In my heart I reflect on the beauty of energy work, and I know that it's time for us, as light workers, to create the cohesive movement that will make energy work a household reality. Everyone should have the basic skills to heal themselves and others.
I see Reiki as a skeleton key. That is, I see that Reiki is deceptively simple and through its grace and simplicity offers all of the basics that a person needs to know in order to do fantastic healing work and live a mindful life. But. . . the teacher matters. There's no overarching certifying body of Reiki, and not all teachers teach these basics. Many don't recognize the power of basics, because it's much more interesting to do the advanced work. I feel you have to learn your alphabet before you can spell, and if you skip over half of the letters, you'll never be a great writer. In our American consumerist rush for quick fixes and instant gratification, we've forgotten how important the basics are.
Metaphysical work is varied, rich with wisdom, and yet why should we master astral projection or telekinesis if we don't understand what these gifts can do for our inner state of happiness and communal well-being? We've got to begin with the basics, and stabilize well being in our real, day-to-day lives. Reiki is excellent for doing just that.
Today 16 of us held hands, activated light energy, and received healing. Some of us laughed. I saw tears too, but the good kind. I looked at people I love and adore who didn't see me watching them in deep conversation, and I felt the gifts of community. I felt so lucky to be in this space witnessing not only magic stones and portals, but the magic of friendship, kindness, forgiveness, and—essentially love. We're not witches in the burning times, here in Santa Rosa, California. We don't have to hide our inquisitive nature, or our natural blossoming gifts for connecting with life force. We have freedom to explore all that the universe has to offer. With that freedom, we're awakening a great, shining light from within.
That's a pretty nice beginning of a movement, for Reiki in every household, I'd say.
Rev. Dailey Little, RMT
Healing Heart Reiki
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|Posted by healingheartreiki on December 11, 2016 at 7:55 PM
It is a quiet Sunday and I am curled up near the heater in my office, typing by twinkling x-mas lights. I feel the positive energy of the season beginning to pour in. Someone asked me the other day about what Reiki looks like in my personal life. At this time of the year, Reiki is my NUMBER 1 DEFENSE for the natural stresses of the holiday season. Here are 3 ways I use Reiki in December!
1. REIKI THE EARS- I've noticed in years past that this is the time of year my son gets sinus infections and colds. I think it has to do with the buildup of sugar from Halloween and Christmas, combined with the emotion and physical body stress of the changing seasons and accompanying expectations.
I Reiki my son's ears and temple for 5 minutes almost every day. When I started doing this, I noticed it reduced his stress levels and allowed us to communicate better about our needs. I also Reiki my own ears. When my ears are exposed to cold weather, my thoughts are more scattered, and my chi-force dissipates. You can Reiki your ears and temples for 5-15 minutes a day to keep the energy flowing and electroagnetic field in the head center in alignment.
2. REIKI THE PORCH- Okay, honestly, I Reiki the whole house! But this time of year, I make a pretty solid habit of sweeping my porch two or three times a week. It's a tiny porch. I live in an appartment. But when I sweep, I draw in Reiki and use the broom as an extension of the energy coming from my hands.
Remember, this pure life force transmutes and brings to wholeness what is disconnected. In Feng sui, the front of our house is a powerful gateway for new energies coming into our lives. Sweeping the porch with positive intention creates a strong magnet for good energies and positive experiences with friends and loved ones over the holiday season.
3. REIKI THE WALLET- It's so easy to spend mindlessly! We've got commercials showing us a million things we don't need. Also, our hearts swell with love and appreciation for people, and we want to buy them everything. While this may not pose a problem, I've found that in my life, it's too easy to end up in January with a depleted wallet and a heart full of love.
Two years ago, I started regularly clearing my wallet of extraneous "stuff" once a week, and sending Reiki into my wallet every day. I hold my bank cards one at a time, and send them violet Reiki light, giving thanks for my abundance and asking for wisdom in how I spend. Doing this has shfited my relationship to money at the holidays. I no longer buy out of guilt, and I often find myself naturally attracted to fantastic gifts for myself and others. Since regularly Reiki-ing my wallet, I've had increased peace of mind around finances, and less stress during holiday shopping.
I hope you find these tips useful! Are there ways YOU use Reiki during the holidays? Join us on Facebook and let me know!
Rev. Dailey Little, RMT
Healing Heart Reiki
**now booking private sessions & classes for January 2017
|Posted by healingheartreiki on December 3, 2016 at 10:00 AM
Dec 3rd Practitioner ReikiSHARE (last one of the year!)
Dec 3rd CD Release: 10 Tips To Thriving in 2017
Dec 3rd ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE (1-4:30PM) Come to the Open House!!!
Dec 13th Full Moon Ceremony: Your Amazing Wish-Come-True Future
Dec 17th Reiki I Training
Dec 18th Reiki II Training
Winter Solstice is on the 21st
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world."– Nelson Mandela
Happy Holidays!
|Posted by healingheartreiki on December 1, 2016 at 10:00 AM
Basic Rights & Brithday Prayers
I can't believe that December is here already. I am ready for a magical month. It's my birthday month, and as I face another year of age and growth, I look around at the strange state that our country is in. People are demanding justice, respect and freedom in the most basic ways. They're saying, "Please don't judge me because I'm Muslim. Please don't assume I'm bad and shoot me because I'm Black. Please don't take away my land because I'm Native American. Please don't fire me from my job because of who I love. Please don't tell me you can grab my p*ssy and disrespect my rights because I'm a woman. Please don't take away my rights to my own body."
Well then. Happy Birthday, me.
I find it deeply ironic that on one hand there are Americans saying:
"I can't believe there's so much pain in this country and that we can be this divided! People need to stop complaining. It's going to be okay. We all need respect. We all matter."
While at the same time there are Native Americans today in North Dakota being tear gassed, concussion grenade bombed, and media-silenced in an extravaganza that has involved over 75 different government agencies including Amnesty International, and garnered international attention for these severe abuses perpetuated by an economcically empowered corporate conglomerate since April 2016. All these Native Americans are doing is standing up for their basic rights, in this case clean water. Yes, they are asking for clean water to not be taken from them in their homes America, and they are being met with militarized war tactics.
Here we have people who have been systematically minimalized and erased by our governement, and who, after the documented genocidal actions of our country in the late 1800s, have tried to live positively and create value in America despite injustice, in order to keep alive their people. I mention this heavy topic because I believe we can no longer close our eyes and say we're amazed at America policies. We can't ask people to stop complaining when there is so much pain across the board, in people of various races, identies, and orientations. The whole world is watching us and mourning. We can mourn too, but we must stand up for the values we would like this country to uphold. We can be scared of what we're seeing, but we can't afford to stop looking at what's happening. We've got to look, so we can figure out how to clean it up, or how to replace it.
Your ONE voice really does make a difference. I read an article the other day about a law enforcement official that refused to bring his officers to protect the North Dakota pipeline because of the thousands of letters he received from the people. "As an elected official, I serve the people, so I must listen," he said.
When I was 16 I was invited to an activist camp to learn how to organize. When I was 21 I accidentally ended up with a 'file' in the FBI and CIA. I didn't do anything (It's a really LONG story). I often joke I'm the most uninteresting activist with a file you could ever find. My activism is through beach cleanups, loving nature, and opening up our healing hearts. My activism is through love. Love is my weapon. It is my medicine. It is my cure.
I'm emotionally sober, heading into this birthday, and thinking of ways I've been asleep at the wheel. On the outside I've had a lot of levity, but within, my seriousness is stark and deep. I see people doing whatever they can to wriggle away from the reality of unrest in the community around them. Shopping like mad, staying especially ebullient, they close their ears to the disturbing suggestions that we're repeating history in the worst of ways. "This is how Hitler rose," people whisper, pointing to documented proof of people in power in the USA who believe what Hitler believed.
I have friends who are drinking themselves silly in an attempt to block out the surreal nature of this year. Others are popping pills, or getting lost in materialism in order to feel good and get the endorphins flowing. My step-father, clean-and-sober from alcohol for 14 years has been talking about alcohol again with longing. I recognize this as him feeling the stress, wanting a reprieve from life's themes. Friends sit on the couch and get lost in Netflix for hours so as not to be with their thoughts. Surrounded by illusion, people run to deeper illusion-inducing habits as a crutch.
I want to roar, like a lion, with all of the right words, but inside, I don't think it's a time for words. It's really a time for people to feel their truth, and find their own way to their light. I want to say, "Don't act like a victim. Don't act beaten. Find your heart pumping blood in that body and DO SOMETHING. Go back to jogging in the mountains. Go dancing. Go yell at a protest with your community. Put your anger to good use. Put your fear to good use." I have two friends who made their way out east to stand with the Standing Rock Sioux, living their beliefs in direct action. I have several friends who have been organizing and protesting this past election on the political front. Others of us gather in the evening, hands held, and sharing our wisdom. We meditate to get clear. We run healing energy and light for protection. We are sending magick across the connected web to bring about the best outcomes. We are all searching our hearts to understand where things went so wrong.
As December begins, I don't see things as wrong at all. Everything is in divine timing. We forget that strife is also an important part of life. The bud of the flower must burst open, pushing its way through green stem. I founded Healing Heart Reiki to help people find their joy, and to heal the world one heart at a time. I believe that in times of unrest we must continue to forge these deep connections within our hearts, our bodies, and our environments. The more we awaken these loving connections, the LESS we will need words, because we begin to resonate with each other on the same plane of understanding. Where words would keep us in ego, we can feel empowered in our bodies and begin to relate togethere in empowered ways. Fear, then, can be dealt with. Without that primal fear trigger, our differing perspectives can then find common ground.
I'm in my 30s. I started forgetting what year I am. Sometimes I tell people my age but I am two years forward, or three years back. I have colorful memories & dreams of people I've never met, and then I go to the office and there they are, introducing themselves to me for the first time in this life. I already have answers for them and we haven't even exchanged names. Yet in my own life I'm working on answers for myself (just as they are). I am not living in linear time, except in the most basic of ways. I feel so, so old, and so, so young all at once. Like a child, I wonder why there must be so much suffering. Then, like an old woman, I see the beauty of how we love each other and learn to love ourselves through the rejecting and embracing one another. I see that suffering should not be denied but in fact it is more like necessary salt bringing out the deeper sweetness of a divine, complex life.
My birthday prayer is, please let this sober awareness of this time anchor me without making me bitter. Let me stay connected to this hope and love for humanity through my next solar return.
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Francis Colgreave appears in the 1858 Assessment Roll for Morven as the owner of a house at Evandale. He is also listed in the 1867 Directory of Tasmania as a farmer at Evandale. From 1871 until 1890 Francis Colgrave Senior is listed as the owner of 12 acres and house at Evandale.
In 1881, Francis Colgrave Junior owned 90 acres at Blessington. In 1891 Francis senior disappears from the rolls due to his death and the names of Samuel, William and Henry Colgrave appear together with Francis Junior.
The 1899-1900 polling list for Evandale also has the names of:
- Francis J. Colgrave – owner of land at Blessington
- Samuel Colgrave of Evandale – owns land at Blessington
- Henry of Evandale – owns a house in Evandale
- Francis Junior of Blessington – owns land at Kings Meadows
- James of Evandale was an employee of C. Harvey.
Francis Colgrave's death was noticed in the Examiner 27 October 1890 – he died on the 25 at his residence, Evandale aged 85. His widow Isabella died on 3 November 1890 aged 67 Examiner 4 November 1890.


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Regarding "There Will Be Blood. Yours." [Jan. 8]: A knife isn't necessarily the most dangerous utensil in the kitchen — a simple can lid can be equally dangerous.
I am not a professional chef, but my family and friends consider me to be a fairly accomplished cook. What happened in my kitchen back in October was the stuff of gory movies.
I was opening a can of Roma tomatoes to make sauce (yes, from scratch). The can opener did not do a perfect job, and the lid was stuck in two places. In my effort to pry off the lid, one of those stuck spots popped unexpectedly and I cut my right middle finger. I knew immediately that it was deep and would need stitches. So off to urgent care I went. But the story doesn't end there.
Days later, I had more than two hours of surgery to repair a severed tendon and nerves, and I was in a cast for eight weeks. I have been in physical therapy since five days post-surgery, and I'm not fixed yet.
My injury may require a second surgery and will certainly require more therapy — all from the lid of a can.
P.S.: I am now the proud owner of an opener that crimps the edges of a can.
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Bruins Ninth after Two Rounds at NCAA Championships
May 21, 2003
The 10th ranked UCLA women's golf team is in ninth place after two rounds of the NCAA Championships, hosted by Purdue University at its Kampen Course in West Lafayette, IN.
The Bruins matched their score from Tuesday, posting a team total of 314, 26-over par. They are four shots ahead of 10th place Arizona State and five shots ahead of Cal and Duke. USC leads the field at 608, followed by Oklahoma State at 611 and Pepperdine at 613. The Waves posted the day's best score, a 10-over par 298, and climbed to within five shots of the lead.
In fourth place is Ohio State at 616, followed by Florida and Auburn at 620. Purdue is seventh at 625 and Texas is eighth at 627.
Individually for the Bruins, Hana Kim posted a second round score of 75 and is tied for 15th place at 153. Susie Mathews is tied for 21st at 154 following a 78 on Wednesday. Charlotte Mayorkas fell into a tie for 49th at 158 after posting an 83 in the second round. Melissa Martin is tied for 85th at 164 and Gina Umeck is tied for 108th at 167.
Oklahoma State's Annie Thurman leads the field at three-over par 147 after posting a second round score of 74. Washington State's Kim Welch climbed from 10th place to second after posting a score of even par 72. She is one stroke behind Thurman at four-over par 148.
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T.I., Usher, and Rico Love Hit the Studio in 'The Family Hustle'
On the latest episode of 'T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle,' Tip gets to work with R&B sensation, Usher. Together in the studio with producer/ singer Rico Love, the superstars come up with a new hit.
"Sometimes you make the best music when you collaborate with close friends with different mind-sets than you do, which is why this, in my eyes, is perfect," T.I. said of the record.
Also during the show, Tiny considers going into business with her friend/ hairstylist Shekinah. They go through drama with the business negotiations, but they come to an understanding. Watch below.


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In an evening that Rick Perry stood out for the way he fell down during last week's Orlando debate, the Republican presidential candidate had one moment of clarity: When he said that people did not "have a heart" for opposing college tuition breaks for some children of illegal immigrants.
It was a strong statement from a governor who prides himself on strong statements.
No more, according to NewsMax: Presidential candidate Rick Perry on Wednesday apologized for saying that anyone who opposed giving tuition breaks to the children of illegal immigrants "did not have a heart."
In an exclusive interview with Newsmax.TV, the Texas governor said he had made a poor choice of words during the Sept. 22 presidential debate, but he stood by his view that the decision in his state to extend tuition breaks was the right one.
"I was probably a bit over-passionate by using that word and it was inappropriate," Perry admitted. "In Texas in 2001 we had 181 members of the legislature – only four voted against this piece of legislation – because it wasn't about immigration it was about education."


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Monday Morning Water Cooler: Redskins-Falcons
12.16.2013 / Blog Posts Redskins
By Stephen Czarda, Redskins.com
The Washington Redskins were a fingertip away from mounting a comeback led by sophomore quarterback Kirk Cousins making his first start of the season.
Instead, the Redskins left the Georgia Dome on Sunday with a loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Final Score: Redskins 26, Falcons 27.
After Cousins led the troops on a clock eating 13-play drive for 80 yards, he found 13-year veteran Santana Moss on a quick out route in the front of the end zone to pull the Redskins within one.
With playoff implications a non-factor, head coach Mike Shanahan elected to go for two and the victory.
[Two-point conversion vs. extra point: After a team scores a touchdown they have the choice to either bring their kicker out and attempt a field goal from the two-yard line or keep the offense on the field and try to penetrate the end zone from the same distance.]
Cousins dropped back, shimmied to his right and tried to hit wide receiver Pierre Garcon in the corner of the end zone. But the Falcons got a hand out the ball; changing the trajectory of the pass just enough that it flew inches over his head.
After nearly recovering an onside kick attempt, the Redskins watched as Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan took a knee to end the game.
In his postgame press conference, Cousins took blame for the failed conversion and admitted that he'll need more exposure in that area going forward.
"My initial reaction is that I had both Josh Morgan open on the off-schedule play and if I had set my feet I may have been able to drill it into Pierre," Cousins said. "So that's a play where I clearly didn't have a good enough feel for and I need to go back and get better at it and I would like to think that I had a chance there."
Cousins finished the day with career highs in yards (381) and touchdowns (three), but also committed three turnovers.
As a team, the Redskins had seven turnovers (five fumbles and two interceptions).
Running back Alfred Morris nearly crossed the century mark (98 yards) for the first time since Week 10, but also uncharacteristically coughed up the football twice. Both came on drives that were in Falcons territory.
Garcon continued his impressive campaign, catching seven passes for 129 yards and his first touchdown since Week 10. He now has the second longest streak of at least five receptions to start a season (14).
Defensively, linebacker Brian Orakpo led the way once again with 1.5 sacks and eight tackles. The two-time Pro Bowler now has double digit sack totals (10.0) for the second time in his career.
The Redskins return to FedExField for one final home game on Sunday vs. the Dallas Cowboys (8-6). Despite being 3-11 on the season, the game serves a multitude of purposes and, hopefully, consequences. First, the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry is one of the best in the National Football League. Second, the Redskins are hoping to extract revenge from a bitter defeat in the Lone Star State early this season.
Most important, however, is the opportunity to sink Dallas' playoff hopes.
Losing two-straight games, the Redskins have the chance to put Dallas down for good.
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Friday, February 19, 2016
Chang Thai, VietThai & Sen Of Thai
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thats a lot of mouth watering curry!ReplyDeleteReplies
Irvine: i like thai curries ... when they're done well, they're amazingly delicious! :)Delete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2016
I'd love to try them all - I'm so into ASEAN cuisines, bursting with flavours, so yummy!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Suituapui: yeah, we have really vivid, vibrant flavours in this region! :)Delete
There's a typo error in your article :) you wrote "ChangThai" instead of VietThai when you were referring to the latter.ReplyDelete
Wow.. So many Thai restaurants to try. Too bad my kids are not fan of Thai food so there's still a list of restaurants for me to go until todayReplies
Leo: oops, thanks for the correction! just fixed it ... trust you to help point that out :D yeah, when i was a kid, i wasn't a fan of thai fare too ;)Delete
Hot & Sour Pot? I'm wondering if they are referring to Tom Yum or something else like the Sze Chuan's.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ken: i think it's more of the vietnamese hot pot, but similar enough in some ways to tom yum and szechuan! :)Delete
All those food make me miss Bangkok :PI want a vacation!ReplyDeleteReplies
Choi Yen: hope you get a good trip to satisfy your cravings very soon! :)Delete
I wonder if their massaman curry is as good as Erawans? That's my fav!!ReplyDeleteReplies
Ciki: massaman curry is my all-time favourite thai curry when it's done right! :DDelete


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In this video, President Obama talks about how he dealt with Libya in a thoughtful, careful way but left out the fact that all of Gaddafi's weapons are missing. We know al-Qaida has some of them, perhaps all of them.
Forgive the brutal photo of Gaddafi midway through but it was meant to make a point. Since our intervention, nothing has gone thoughtfully or carefully.
Obama is a real class act. He is now calling Mitt Romney a "bullshitter." This is presidential comportment? Does that matter to anyone any more?
He gave an interview to Rolling Stone and the interviewer said that his daughter (age 6) was a big fan. Obama, to paraphrase, then said kids have insight and can pick up "bullshitters." Obviously, if that were the case, she wouldn't like Obama.


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This article originally appeared on TeenWire.org
Blurred Insight consists of five emcees, one DJ, and a backup singer, all from Westchester County, New York. Their fresh sound and innovative, varying styles make them a great addition to the world of hip-hop, a spot they've earned through hard work and dedication.
Recently, TeenWire had the opportunity to talk with Ethan the Rhyme Minister and Insight of Blurred Insight.
TeenWire (TW): How did you guys get into hip-hop?
Ethan: I didn't seriously start rapping until 11th grade. I started writing rhymes but mostly keeping it to myself, until I met Chris and that led to our formation.
TW: How did Blurred Insight come to be, and where does the name come from?
Insight: I started rapping as a hobby when I was really young, and eventually ran into a number of talented emcees, and as we continued working together, the more dedicated, talented people stayed on, and we came together at the end of high school as Blurred Insight. Everyone has his or her own interpretation of it and everyone has Blurred Insight.
"[Hip-hop] can be fast and slow, angry and happy, complicated and simple, so we're bringing everything imaginable."
TW: One of the features on your Web site is the street team. What's that about?
Insight: The street team is the business side of what we do, having people from all over telling their friends about us and getting the word out.
Ethan: We're an independent label — it's just us - so every person we can get to help us with one aspect of what we're doing, it's such a large help.
TW: What message do you have for teens that don't know you guys... yet?
Ethan: We're taking this hip-hop thing as far as possible, stretching and innovating, while keeping it fun and true to its roots.
Insight: One of the points we're trying to make is that hip-hop is not one way: it can be fast and slow, angry and happy, complicated and simple, so we're bringing everything imaginable.
TW: You guys are going after your teenage dreams, which isn't easy. What would you say to other people going after their dreams?
Ethan: Anyone out there who might be worried about whether or not they can do it, they should know that they don't need money or a huge break to get things started. It helps, but you can get things off the ground without that, definitely.
TW: How is it to have five different emcees collaborate?
Insight: Well, Mike Chords quickly turn into a knotted mess of spaghetti with five people on stage!
Ethan: Performing, it's definitely been good to have five of us, because you're getting such different styles.
Insight: When we're recording we're able to come up with ideas that, individually, we'd never be able to come up with. You combine all these styles and get to a new destination that by ourselves we would have never been able to get to.
TW: Rap is a genre that was born out of urban areas, and today is predominantly an African-American form of music. Not being African-American, do you feel there's something more you need to prove to show you belong?
Ethan: When we walk into scenarios with other emcees, there is a sense of skepticism that we have to overcome because of the fact that we're mostly white. I can't ignore the social context of what we're doing, but I gotta try and do what I want to do and respect the art form, but I can't change the fact that I'm a white rapper.
Insight: I think we have as much a right as anyone else to do this, as long as we are aware of the fact that we didn't start rap, we're just trying to further it. People of all races, creeds, and, colors have heard us and show a lot of love for Blurred Insight.
TW: Finally, we need to know, when is the album dropping?
Ethan and Insight: September, 2002. Check us out at BlurredInsight.com


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PORT ST. JOE, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Gulf County superintendent Jim Norton has confirmed to WJHG that Port St. Joe head football coach John Palmer is officially stepping down as head coach of the Tiger Sharks.
Coach Palmer informed his players of the decision today.
The decision to step down stems from a medical condition that affected Palmer during the 2017 season, forcing him to temporarily step aside in favor of interim head coach Josh Dailey.
Dailey has since become the principal at Port St. Joe High School and is now part of the decision making process that will hire Palmer's successor.
Mr. Norton told us he expects to receive a recommendation from Dailey late next week, potentially going before the school board for approval by next Friday.
Palmer spent two stints at the helm of the Port St. Joe program, leading the team from 2001-2007 and 2014-2017. In 11 years under Palmer's guidance, the Tiger Sharks posted a record of 149-40 with a state championship in 2005 and 2014.
Palmer will remain with the school in an administrative role, but will give up his position as athletic director.


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US Senate sends financial reform legislation to Obama
[JURIST] The US Senate [official website] on Thursday voted 60-39 [roll call vote] in favor of comprehensive financial reform legislation [HR 4173 materials; JURIST news archive], sending it to President Barack Obama [official profile]. The vote on the Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010 occurred after Democrats garnered the support [The Hill report] of Republican Senators Scott Brown (MA), Olympia Snowe (ME) and Susan Collins (ME) [official websites], securing the 60 votes needed to end debate. The legislation creates a new regulatory council to monitor financial institutions in order to prevent the companies from becoming "too big to fail" and will establish a new consumer protection division within the Federal Reserve [official website] to enforce rules against abusive business practices. It also gives the Federal Reserve the power to supervise the largest financial companies and report to the government any risks the firms may pose to the economy at large. The government will have the ability to seize and liquidate failing financial institutions before their collapse can have an adverse economic effect, and the bill permits banks to invest only 3 percent of their capital into hedge funds or private equity funds. The bill also creates regulations for the trading of derivatives. Shortly after the Senate vote, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner [official profile] praised the reform package [press release], stating:
[The bill is] the strongest financial reform[] this country has considered since the Great Depression. … [The] reforms will restore the banking system to its core purpose of helping Americans save for their future and channeling those savings to the entrepreneurs with the best ideas for building a stronger America. These reforms will allow the government to make sure that [banks] do not threaten the health of the economy as a whole.
Just before the Senate vote, House Minority Leader John Boehner (R-OH) [official website] called for the law's repeal should it pass. In a statement [text] released after the bill's passage, he explained why this was necessary:
[The bill] makes bailouts permanent, enshrines 'too big to fail' into law, and fails to reform the government mortgage companies that sparked the meltdown by giving high-risk loans to people who couldn't afford it, and it needs to be fixed. House Republicans offered a better solution to stop the Democrats' permanent bailouts, reform Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, and protect taxpayers and help small businesses create jobs.
Obama is expected to sign the bill [NYT report] next week.
Two weeks ago, the House of Representatives [official website] voted 237-192 [JURIST report] to approve the financial reform bill. The House and Senate reconciled their versions of the bill [JURIST report] last month but were forced to re-open negotiations, eventually removing a $17.9 billion tax on large financial institutions that was meant to cover the bill's costs. The Senate approved its version of the bill in May, after the House passed its version [JURIST reports] in December. The legislation closely mirrors a proposal put forth by the Obama administration [JURIST report] last June consisting of a broad series of regulatory reforms aimed at restoring confidence in the US financial system following the recent economic crisis [FT backgrounder; JURIST news archive]. Financial reform represents a cornerstone of Obama's legislative agenda since taking office in 2009, along with health care, immigration reform, climate change legislation, and the repeal of "Don't Ask Don't Tell" [JURIST news archives].


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Handbook of Small Animal Radiological Differential Diagnosis
1st Edition
This is the veterinary version of Aids to Radiological Differential Diagnosis by Chapman and Nakielny. The main aim of the book is to provide lists of differential diagnoses for radiological signs to help practitioners with logical interpretation of radiographs. Because the level of radiological knowledge and expertise of veterinary general practitioners is relatively low (compared with specialist radiologists), each chapter begins with a description of normal radiographic appearance. In order to help practitioners plan how to narrow down a list of differentials or confirm a diagnosis, suggestions for contrast studies and further diagnostic tests are listed. There is a smaller chapter on ultrasonographic signs which is structured in the same way as the radiology section. Another chapter gives lists of the radiological and ultrasonographic features of a selection of common conditions.
Table of Contents
Preface. Foreword. 1. Skeletal system: general. 2. Joints. 3. Appendicular skeleton. 4. Head and neck. 5. Spine. 6. Lower respiratory tract. 7. Cardiovascular system. 8. Other thoracic structures - pleural cavity, mediastinum thoracic oesophagus, thoracic wall. 9. Gastrointestinal tract. 10. Urogenital tract. 11. Other abdominal structures - abdominal wall, peritoneal and retroperitoneal cavities, parenchymal organs. 12. Soft tissues. Appendix. Index.
- No. of pages:
- 272
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Saunders Ltd. 2001
- Published:
- 21st May 2001
- Imprint:
- Saunders Ltd.
- Paperback ISBN:
- 9780702024856
About the Author
Ruth Dennis
Robert Kirberger
Affiliations and Expertise
Onderstepoort Veterinary Academic Hospital, University of Pretoria, Republic of South Africa
Robert Wrigley
Affiliations and Expertise
Professor Diagnostic Imaging, Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, USA; Professor, Faculty of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney, Australia
Frances Barr
Affiliations and Expertise
Senior Lecturer in Veterinary Imaging, School of Veterinary Science, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK


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Apple has made Find My iPhone free to all owners of iOS devices with the release of iOS 4.2. In the past this feature was bundled into the Mobile Me suite, which costs $100 a year. It will also work with the Apple iPad running the upgraded operating system.
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Cough all over your moms toothbrush, silverware, clothes, anything she comes in close contact to.
americayay | 0
Exactly. OP is not the center of the universe and her mom probably just doesn't want her sister to get sick as well. I doubt OP has been denied any and all pampering in 2 weeks, especially when she's so willing to pipe up with, "WHAT ABOUT MEEEEEE!?!?!?"
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By rockstarK9 | 0
Cough all over your moms toothbrush, silverware, clothes, anything she comes in close contact to.
weavermycutecat | 0
spit on her toothbrush xD
By youthink_fml | 0
Don't be the ass that rockstar wants you to be. And stay away from your sister. She doesn't need your flu. And stop thinking you're the center of every conversation.
Mischief109 | 11
At first I read "and buy a little slut" O.o
IHazNoUsername | 9
Or older child syndrome... depending on the parents.
By Twinklestar | 0
Not really an FML, unless your mum hadn't cared at all while you've been sick. There's no reason why your mum can't be worried about your sister as well, and telling you to stay away from her while you're obviously sick and your sister seems like she's coming down with something is just common sense.
By idkweird | 0
BTW, the flu only lasts a week with high temps. At least the Swine flu does (that's the only one that causes a fever for a full 7 days). Also, if you had a high fever like that for that long, you would not be alive without someone constantly hydrating you. That's one of the biggest reason people die, dehydration.
Stop overreacting and being melodramatic and whiny.
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These past two weeks have been a shock to the system. Our lives may have completely changed, we may be living in completely new circumstances, but it seems you can't simply break off with the old and damaging life. I knew that there were a few responsibilities and final pieces of work that needed tying off from my previous job, and I had made time and space in my diary, envisioning the work as a kind of final exercise.
What I hadn't anticipated, though, was the emotional impact of fulfilling the trailing responsibilities of what I have come to see as my old life, albeit a life that I only really walked away from six or so weeks ago. Since we left our home and completely uprooted our lives, things haven't been easy, but they have been exhilarating. Horizons have been opening up, figuratively and literally, as I move away from the city and down to the incredible greens and blues of the Sussex coast. Writing has become a core part of my day, as has learning new skills, trying new things, and resisting the temptation to sink into routine. I even dug out a guitar for the first time in 12 years and began to play again – badly yes, but play nonetheless.
The result is that I've felt stronger, more self-assured and more at home in the world than I have done for years. The pointlessness of worrying about what is beyond your control and feeling anxious about other people's perceptions have been so apparent to me that I've been able to insulate what is important to me from the niggles other people want you to think are important. I've been taking more time to talk to the people I love, been better at leaving work in the hours that belong to it, and I've even been dressing differently – to my eyes anyway. Awake, feeling well and truly awake, is perhaps the best way to describe the overall sensation, although that doesn't quite cover it. In fact, part of the pleasure of this sensation is thinking about the different ways you can try and capture it and communicate even the smallest part of it to other people.
But the moment my old life reared its head, I was right back where I was two or three months ago. Almost within an hour of being handed the final pile of work, any sense of being held by the world, of being able to keep life's trivialities in proportion by keeping one eye on the horizon, had all gone. Within a day of receiving a larger workload than I'd expected for a tiny turnaround time, there were no horizons anymore.
I did push some of it back, and I did complain about the almost impossible nature of what I was being asked to do, both things I would not have done before. Before, I would have simply sucked up the work and the attendant feelings of failure all as my own. This time, I tried desperately to preserve my wellbeing from the excessive demands being made on me, recognising any sense of failure or inadequacy came from the ridiculous nature of what I was being told to do. But desperate is the word – a bland managerial brush-off left a smaller, yet nonetheless large, pile tottering on my desk and overshadowing my life.
The effect was dramatic. My sleep deteriorated, as did my diet. I was incapable of the kind of thinking I'd been relishing just a few days before and my writing came to an abrupt stop. A low level anxiety permeated my every moment, leaving me distracted when I was talking to people and I wasn't able to concentrate fully when I was actually completing the task that was causing the stress. My confidence evaporated to the point where I drank too much at a friend's party and essentially missed a chance to spend time with people I'd been looking forward to for months. By the time I handed the work in, I was exhausted, deflated, and back to a zombie-like state. The day after the work was done, I woke up with a cold that kept me in bed for two days.
I am not blameless in this scenario. I know I have a tendency to let things get under my skin, particularly when I detect unfairness or a lack of professional courtesy. But the contrast between the weeks leading up to this and the days after has been astonishing, and suggest to me that something more is going on here than me not being 'up to the job'. After all, I have been working constantly over the past two months and yet still feeling alive.
The difference is that I'm not being asked to do impossible things; rather, I'm coordinating my workload and deadlines with others, adjusting them accordingly, discussing and addressing problems openly, as well as receiving recognition for what's being done. This approach not only means the work gets done on time, it gets done well because it hasn't caused personal anguish to the people involved. This more human approach allows people the time and freedom to think creatively and rest properly, which ultimately makes them more productive in their working day. The minute people are presented with mountains of work and told to complete it in an unreasonably short time, you can kiss quality goodbye. And you can kiss your quality of life goodbye, because under that kind of strain, how can you maintain enough energy to stop the failings of the system creeping under your skin and feeling like your own?
In the middle of this re-visitation of stresses from my old life, I won an award for my work. When I found out, I cried, both because I was moved and because I was frustrated. I am clearly good at what I do, but if it involves being made to feel inadequate, stressed and unable to think thanks to the increasingly impossible demands, is it really a career worth pursuing? Which is ultimately a question we should all ask ourselves every now and then: if this job will involve me feeling like this for most of my life, is it worth it?


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Arsenal should be extremely worried about heading to the Allianz Arena for their Champions League second leg. Ben Nancholas reports on Bayern's latest ruthless demolition job.
Die Rotens dominance of the Bundesliga sees no end in sight after a brutal display against Werder Bremen thrashing them 6-1 in round 23 of the championship.
Their imperious league form has meant that Jupp Heynckes had the luxury of making 6 changes to the team that all but put an end to Arsenals hope of progressing in the UEFA Champions League at the Emirates last Tuesday.
Bayern controlled the first 30 minutes of the game scoring two well worked goals. The ever impressive Arjen Robben whipped a superb cross for Philip Lahm to knock in.
The Dutchman was in the middle of the action when £40 million summer signing Javi Martinez headed home a Robben free kick to make it 2-0.
On the stroke of half time the hill became a mountain to climb for Bremen when the lively Sebastian Prodl was sent off for a somewhat cynical foul on Mario Gomez.
They say that bad luck comes in threes and thats exactly what happened for Bremen when a comical clearance from Czech defender Theodor Gebre Selassie ended up in his own net making it 3-0 Bayern.
Before Bremen could get their breath back it was four thanks to a cool finish from the ever reliable Gomez thanks to some great work from Franck Ribery.
At this point Bayern where in cruise control but the away fans did have something to cheer when in the 58th minute on loan Chelsea midfielder Kevin De Bruyne made it 4-1 after a casual pass from Dante was intercepted and punished accordingly, the first striker Bayern have conceded in the Bundesliga in 2013.
In the last 10 minutes Bayern as they have done all season stepped up another gear and scored two more goals thanks to Ribery and Gomez making it 6-1 to complete the route.
After Borussia Dortmunds stale 1-1 draw with their namesakes Monchengladbach, Bayern are now a colossal 17pts clear at the top of the Bundesliga.
Mr Wenger, good luck...
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PS3Home: The PSN came online in tandem with the release of the Playstation 3, for which it was designed to provide free, unlimited multiplayer support (take that, XBL!) However, it has since grown into an entirely different beast altogether - The Top 10 PSN games for PS3.
Haha horrible list missing games like journey, payday and many others. Also this is a PlayStation website listing top ten psn games and they use a 360 picture for stacking, dumb. Which was an overrated piece of crap anyway. Pathetic post.


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Scrolling is disabled on this webpage, however, when using an iPad in landscape, this problem occurs. There is no gray space at the bottom until you try to scroll down (this is disabled) but all of the sudden the gray space appears. I've tried to find the answer everywhere with no success. The link to the page is www.papiasxm.com
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CORN FREE Chocolate Pancakes
Remember the collaboration with Hannah from Purely Positive Foods last month? Well, in addition to making an apple pancake, we also made Chocolate Corn Free Pancakes. I for one am so excited about these, and everyone who tried them was more than happy to gobble them up. Are they like a traditional pancake? Not even close. Are they safe to eat? Yes, and that's what I focused on for this recipe.
I feel it's important to say that sometimes, when crafting allergy free food, especially corn free, you have to forget what you know about taste and texture, and learn to revel in the safety of the food first. From there, start tweaking and enhancing until you find what you like. The journey is long, but the reward is great.
Allergy Status: Gluten Free, Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Egg Free, Soy Free, Nut Free, Peanut Free, Yeast Free, Corn Free, Refined Sugar Free, Vegan, Diabetic, Paleo Compatible
For Paleo: Baking powder is optional. If you omit, add a little organic apple cider vinegar to help with lift.
1 cup Organic Tigernut Flour
1/2 cup Arrowroot
1/2 cup Organic Raw Cacao
2/3 cup Organic Maple Sugar
1/2 tsp Celtic Sea Salt
2 TBSP Organic Flax + 4 TBSP Water
1/2 tsp Baking Soda
1 TBSP Baking Powder (Hain brand is CF)
6 – 8 ounces water, depending on your desired thickness
Start by combining your flax and water, and set it aside. Allow it to gel, and this will be the egg replacer. If you have safe eggs that you can have, use those instead. You can also use other commercially available egg replacers, however, with this recipe, I put the Corn Free status first, so flax was the best option. The potato starch and liquid egg is also a good option in this situation.
Next, combine all of your dry ingredients. Add in the flax egg and water, and mix again. I ended up using the full 8 ounces of water. You can use more, or less, depending on the final results you're aiming for.
Now for the secret weapon, key to success: use a non-stick pan that's white. A dark non-stick pan cooks faster than its white counterpart. The mix I've created with tigernut requires a longer cook time than the average pancake. However, in dark non-stick pans, they burn before they've really cooked in the middle. Personally, I'm a huge fan of under-cooked pancakes, but I know not everyone agrees with that. If you have a safe, white non-stick pan, that's they key to having a longer cook time.
After making several pancakes, I opted to make little designs with organic maple butter. Happy eating!


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IRCF has been quite busy this Spring. Our website has been continually updated, now including information about three additional Programs that we now support - Project Palearis, Argentine Sand Dune Lizard, and Gharial Multi Task Force.
We attended the NARBC Arlington, Texas show; again many thanks for the support from Bob Ashley and Brian Potter with providing us a table.
Michael Kern and John Binns co-authored an article "Herp Conservation Organizations - How you can contribute to reptile & amphibian conservation" in Reptiles Magzine's March conservation focused issue. With reptiles and amphibians facing constant threats of extinction, this is a great read if you want to learn of ways to help.
The March IGUANA journal, with the focus article on the plight of the ghairal, will be quite fantastic. A first-time color centerfold will be included, which highlights various photos of the gharial.
Join the IRCF and receive this journal as part of your membership! For information about membership and the IGUANA, please visit http://www.IRCF.org.
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She has a strong passion in farm/forest properties but also enjoys and is proficient in all segments of the real estate trade. She has many years of hands-on experience to help buyers and sellers of residential and investment properties throughout Roseburg and the surrounding areas. Assisting clients to achieve their dreams is her Number 1 Goal and she finds great satisfaction in helping all her customers build new adventures in their life path.
In 1996, Nancy moved to the Umpqua Valley from Spokane Washington with her husband Delbert and son Bradley. She has a degree in electronics and has been in the customer service field for over 30 years. Together, they enjoy outdoor recreation from gold panning, fishing, camping, rock collecting and farming pigs on their farm.
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The amount of money that has been played on a machine has no effect on the results of future spins. It's true, though, that in the long run the amount of money a machine has returned to its players will be very close to its long-term payback percentage. Because results are chosen at random, a 95 percent payback machine may have paid back anywhere from, say, 50 percent to 140 percent after 1,000 spins. After 10,000 spins, the range might have narrowed to, say, 80 percent to 110 percent. I'm making up these numbers for a mythical slot machine, but slot manufacturers give casinos some statistics (confidence intervals and volatility index) to casinos to give them an idea of how close a machine's actual payback will be to its long-term payback after a certain number of spins.
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Soviets continue campaign warning of United States spies
Three Soviet newspapers printed dramatized accounts Sunday of how Americans spy in Moscow. Western diplomats said the articles appeared to be part of a growing campaign to make Soviets wary of foreigners.
The reports in three main dailies came two days after a popular 10-part Soviet television serial about US spies ended with KGB security police pouncing on the American cultural attache, who was expelled for espionage.
Last January, Moscow adopted a law making it a crime punishable by up to eight years in jail to give foreigners any information from a place of work. And a law that went into effect July 1 prohibits Soviets from giving shelter or transportation to foreigners without official permission.


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Bedrooms both double and twin are bright and clean with television, hairdryers, clock radios and welcome trays provided for your added convenience. Ample car parking is provided in the private car park. Keys provide access at all times.
The White House is in Highcliffe town centre. Shops, restaurants and pubs are nearby for your evening meal. The award winning Highcliffe beach with its wonderful views is just a short walk away.
Highcliffe Castle is close, which is popular for weddings. The centre of Christchurch town is less than 1.5 miles from us. We are 15 minutes from Bournemouth airport.
There are several golf clubs situated nearby for the enthusiast. Why not make a reservation now, you deserve it. Wireless internet access is available free of charge.
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Dashboard advisory networking
A number of sites/posts/blogs/etc have recently reported about Apple's new "phone home" feature in Dashboard, added with 10.4.7. While any feature like this really should be optional, and off by default, this will discuss more of the what than what's wrong.
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The Pieces
There are several pieces to this advisory stuff. There is the mach_init part, com.apple.dashboard.advisoryd, defined by /etc/mach_init.d/dashboardadvisoryd.plist. This is the part which actually communicates back to Apple's website. Renaming this is one method mentioned for disabling the whole show.
The next piece is a launchd daemon, com.apple.dashboard.advisory.fetch, which is the part that is actually kicked off every eight hours (regardless of whether you actually run any Dashboard widgets). Unloading this through launchctl is another method for disabling the phone-home stuff. This queries the mach_init service above.
Finally are a couple of files placed in /var/db by this set of programs. First is .dashboardadvisory.database which is a sqlite3 database and can be viewed with
$ sudo sqlite3 /var/db/.dashboardadvisory.database
SQLite version 3.1.3
Enter ".help" for instructions
sqlite> .schema
CREATE TABLE advisory (ROWID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, unique_id INTEGER UNIQUE NOT NULL, hash_usage INTEGER NOT NULL, resource_type INTEGER NOT NULL, hash_type INTEGER NOT NULL, hash BLOB UNIQUE NOT NULL, url TEXT);
This is obviously where it will store interesting stuff, though mine is currently without any entries. The other interesting file, which doesn't exist by default, is .dashboardadvisorydisabled which, when present, is meant to keep the daemon from doing anything.
It looks like there are several URLs which are contacted while it is
is a signed list of "advisories" that will eventually populate (my theory) the .dashboardadvisory.database database. It is simply a bunch of sqlite3 commands (which, to me, seems a bit funky).
Next is
contains nothing; it, as I write this, is empty.
appears to be something not yet setup, as it gives the good ol' "Page Not Found" error. Seems like they're still in the process of making things actually work...
Hopefully Apple will (perhaps with a security update, or in 10.4.8) switch this to default off, and add a preference to enable it. Also, it'd sure be nice to see a little documentation on how it's meant to work in full. Especially if it's meant to be a Dashbaord widget security part, as I'm sure most know how well closed-door security works in the world of computing.


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"Hofheimer" Surname
Frequency of "Hofheimer" Surname in the US
2000 US Census
The surname "Hofheimer" is not included in the US Census Bureau's ranking of surnames with 100 or more people. Since fewer than 100 people with this surname were included in the 2000 Census, it is relatively uncommon.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
1990 US Census
Accoring to the US Census Bureau, "Hofheimer" ranked #56,674 in frequency out of 88,799 surnames for which statistics were released from the 1990 Census.
Source: "Frequently Occurring Surnames from the 1990 Census", US Census Bureau.
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