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So it's been a long time since I have updated, where to begin?
The beginning I guess. So the twins are doing amazingly, they are a little over 5 months and are growing and keeping their dads busy. I did get to visit them in July and though it was fun it was tiring. I think the guys thought I wanted it to be a baby weekend cause I spent a ton of ti e holding/changing/feeding it was so great but dang did I forget how busy twins keep you. They are si ply divine and their older sister well she IS the queen of the house (as she should be) I was and amazed that, that beautiful little creature grew inside my tummy. She is one of the most amazing children, beside my own of course. She is smart and sooooooo energetic! I was sad to leave but happy too, satisfied,content, blessed. I was so happy to know that those 3 precious girls have a dads, a nanny (who loves them like her own!) and family that not only love them, but cherish them. They are very lucky and blessed little girls! I can only pray that I am able and allowed to be o. The sidelines to witness the remarkable women they are surely to become.


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A Farewell to 2016
As 2016 comes to a close and I look back on this arbitrarily branded chunk of time, I am met with a feeling of relief. For many, it seems, 2016 was a bad year. It's difficult to say whether this difficulty was really higher than usual, or only seemingly made so with confirmation bias on a background of major celebrity deaths.
For myself, 2016 wasn't so bad. Come to think of it, it wasn't that great either; sort of a mixed bag. Here are some of highlights and lowlights from a year now come to a close. I'm going to try to get this in chronological order as best I can remember.
–The Arts Entrepreneurship & Business Development Course offered locally through the Sask Arts Board in conjunction with Creative Saskatchewan proved to be a major growth point for me. I met some great people and I learned a lot about how to run art as a business. I came to some realizations about myself, about my art, and about my struggle with mental illness and how that affects my art.
–Changing my name was an act that was inspired by the aforementioned course and I am so glad I did it. I realized that my name was holding me back from really wanting to pursue anything major in my creative career. I wrote more in depth about it here. Changing my name also acted as a catalyst to me starting this website, which brings me to my next point.
–Starting this website! Prior to starting this, my blogging and online presence had been floundering for a while with a few false starts. With a new name, a new website, and a virtual clean slate, it's been nice to have a place to store my art and my thoughts. I haven't been all that consistent with it yet, but I'm hoping to change that in the new year.
–Being sick. A lot. It seems like this year has been an olympic event for my immune system. I'm okay. My doctor says everything is normal and that it's simply a side effect of having a child in daycare/school.
–Being sick in another way. I am foggy on the exact timing, but this year has been one of experimentation(again) with psychotropic medication. I tried Prozac for a little while, and switched to Wellbutrin shortly after. It seemed to work okay for some months but soon enough I began to feel like more of a zombie than a human being. I wrote more in depth on my decision to go medication free again here.
–My son started school. It was a scary time – for me, not for him. Sending your child out into the big scary world and hoping that they do okay is overwhelming, but he's doing better than I ever could have hoped. He loves school, his classmates, and his teacher, and they all love him too (this doesn't surprise me).
–I wrote a novel. When I dove into the deep waters of NaNoWriMo, I had no idea what to expect. I learned a lot and I came out on the other side with a novel in desperate need of editing, which I'm going to begin soon after my much needed break from the story.
–We got a puppy. Her name is Daisy and she is wonderful. She's a rat terrier and definitely keeps us on our toes. She's so smart and adorable. You'll see more about her soon.
With all this written out, I'm feeling pretty good about my 2016. It was a year of struggling with my health both physically and mentally, but getting shit done anyway, and for that I'm pretty proud.


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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Phun with Phyllo (and a blog makeover)
14 comments:
- kecily said...
I have the artful vegan and I love it. It's the kind of cook book you read like a novel.
The recipes are elaborated, not necessarily difficult but take time. Every dish is composed of several items (4 to 5 in most cases). But I love Eric Tuckler's basics and he always give an idea about how long one can keep something in the fridge if one wants to prepare ahead or has leftovers.
- April 29, 2009 at 12:04 AM
- Cyn said...
I love phyllo dough! It's a pain to work with, but so delicious. Those fennel-corn pockets look amazing. I totally keep a mental list of stuff I want to make, too.
- April 29, 2009 at 12:34 AM
- Anonymous said...
I have both books and love them. In fact, I've been doing a bit of Artful Vegan blogging recently so have a look! I would say Artful Vegan is fancier than Millennium. There's more in Millennium that you could cook without taking all day about it, but the presentation, layout and pictures in Artful Vegan are nicer and more inspiring. basically, i'd say get them both!
- April 29, 2009 at 12:48 AM
- Vegetation said...
Mmm those phyllo pockets look awesome. Plus yay for gaining important phyllo skills! I'm way intimidated by it.
- April 29, 2009 at 3:17 AM
- VeganCowGirl said...
Your phyllo look amazing,and I adore the new blog look!
- April 29, 2009 at 3:41 AM
- Anonymous said...
Mmmm... phyllo! I wish I could find spelt phyllo around here.
I have the Millenium Cookbook, and I've made the German Chocolate Cake from the Artful Vegan (which was AMAZING but cost me a lot of money to make). MC is really nice and you don't have to make the full meals if you want to (I've made the tempeh sausage crumble thing as a lasagna filling, for example). I've heard that AV is fancier like people say, and in my scanning it looked like it had a lot more esoteric ingredients (lots of exotic mushrooms and veggies I'd never heard of) than MC, so that might be a consideration. Tell us what you decide!
- April 29, 2009 at 7:25 AM
- aTxVegn said...
Love your new look! I have both cookbooks and seem to cook more food from AV and more desserts from Millennium. Hard decision, but either would be great. And you don't have to make the whole recipe, just make the sauce or some other portion and do your own thing with your own ingredients. Perfect for your style!
- April 29, 2009 at 10:58 AM
- jessy said...
sweet, sweet phyllo pastry awesomeness! wow! i have yet to make anything using phyllo pastry, but i think i need to be brave and give it a go! mmmmmmmm! i super love the new look, too! makes me most happyfaced! superw00t!
- April 29, 2009 at 1:21 PM
- Melomeals: Vegan for $3.33 a Day said...
I love your phyllo creations!
- April 29, 2009 at 1:31 PM
- Tami (Vegan Appetite) said...
You totally rocked that phyllo! Yum!
I have both books and seem to cook more from Artful Vegan, but not a ton from either.
Love the blog makeover- and thanks a lot for your comment on the book. :)
- April 29, 2009 at 1:41 PM
- jodye said...
Mmmmm apple-blackberry tart sounds sooo good!
- April 29, 2009 at 9:47 PM
- Anonymous said...
I love the new look! I've never tried working with phyllo dough...but I've done some eating of said dough.
I don't have either book, but I'd like 'em!
- April 30, 2009 at 11:05 AM
- Theresa said...
I've only been brave enough to work with phyllo once. It's not as scary as it seems, but I still haven't mustered the motivation to bring it out again! Your apple pastry looks so yummy!!
- April 30, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- Melisser; the Urban Housewife said...
Oh, flaky goodness!
My Eric Tucker experience is all at Millennium restaurant & a cooking demo I watched him do. He's amazing!
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Located 4.8 km away from Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo, Town and Country San Diego features 3 outdoor pools and 2 on-site restaurants. This dog-friendly accommodation offers guest rooms with a flat-screen cable satellite TV. Each air-conditioned room at this California hotel provides a work desk and a seating area. Rooms also include a coffee machine and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. On-site dining options at Town and Country San Diego include the Terrace Cafe and Charlie's Lounge. For quick meals and snacks on the go guests can stop by The Market. For guests' convenience, Town and Country San Diego offers car hire, a gym and a business centre. It has a hot tub, a gift shop and boasts a rose garden. Riverwalk Golf Club is 1.4 km away from Town and Country San Diego. The hotel is 6.4 km from SeaWorld San Diego. San Diego International Airport is 20 minutes' drive away.
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The size of this resort hotel was much larger than I expected with a lot of nice amenities (restaurants, etc.) on grounds that we did not use (but would in the future). Our room was nice, comfortable, and clean. I thought the room & hotel were nicely decorated, other than the creepy doll painting in our room (landscape is better, no eyes). Parking was monitored with gates by attendants that checked tickets & parking pass. The hotel seemed very family friendly which is nice.
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It was a very nice hotel. And so beautiful! We lived in a room with to large queen size. It was very spacious and a bit old fashioned. But in a good way. It was close to a big mall, which we really approved. We didn't have breakfast included, but there is a nice café in the area (the hotel is in a very big area and has a lot of rooms all over the place) that had good sandwiches and Starbuck coffee.
The location was very close to Sea World, the Gas Lamp District, Old Town and to Balboa Park. We stayed in the Regency Tower and loved it. It was very clean and beds were comfortable. We will stay here again and tell others.
I liked the 2nd room that we moved to. Very convenient to the pool area. The grounds were beautiful, and the rooms were clean. The staff was very nice, and helpful.
I enjoyed the room, decor and bed was very comfortable. Access to elevator The staff for registration were very nice and helpful and greeted you with a smile.
The grounds are spectacular! the food is excellent in trellises. location Great. the pool area is pretty. Charlie's is fun(wish it was open sooner).
The Town and Country is a great hotel - convenient to shopping and mass transportation. Our room was spacious, attractive and very clean.
Lovely grounds around several guest buildings, very good economical places to eat (casually), convenience to their conventionn center.
Staff was very helpful in every aspect, in help with exhibit booth (after hours), room cleaning, various restaurants, front desk, etc.
the location was perfect it was right in the middle of a lot of shopping centers the football stadium and the room was comfortable.
I like the ease of checking in and the daily housekeeping service. I like staying in the towers because of its spacious balcony.
The front desk staff was so professional. He helped me to make a new reservation and find me a room right away.
The staff was willing to move us out of the Regency Tower and into a better section of the hotel-thanks!.
The staff is super friendly and helped me right away with anything I needed!! I would stay here again !.
Landscape and grounds are excellent. I loved the garden rooms and seating areas outside the rooms.
Our room was very large, clean, newly-decorated and quite. Staff was friendly and helpful.
brand new room. i like the train to the qualcomm park for the game.
Garden Rooms were awesome. So convenient with the little ones.
choice of restaurants on site, room service, staff.
Everything was wonderful will be going there again.
Loved the rose gardens and benches.
Excellent staff, great facilities.
front yard looks very cuzy.
The staff was very helpful.
great grounds.
Was perfect.
The room was clean and comfy. Location was great to take trolley to football game.
Nothing, to be honest.
Fresh towels.
very clean.
Maid Service was good. Kept everything clean. Beds neatly made. Took out all trash. Provided fresh towels per day. All my personal belongings were where I left them.
Fairly convenient for conference needs. The hotel room was spacious.
It was fine for the value. It was clean and comfortable.
I did not care for the parking fee of $8. It seems pointless to charge for parking when there are more than enough parking spaces, including garages, on grounds. The only other downside was that at around midnight, we could hear what we assumed to be metal chairs scraping against the floor above us, whether in the room or on the balcony, which was very loud. It ceased after awhile, otherwise I would have reported it. Other than these 2 things, no complaints.
Honestly, nothing. I liked everything. But letsbookhotel.com didn't gave us the right price. They didn't include taxes, or something else, so it cost a little bit more. But we didn't care, it was worth the money.
It was a little pricey is my only complaint and rooms are a little small.
I didn't feel safe at night time. It was very dark,and I felt vulnerable .
Having to go through various gates to park. No direction given regarding parking for various cottages and tower buildings and convention center. Access to enter the area off Hotel Circle is confusing and not able to see Hotel Registration.
The rooms are very outdated! there's no refrigerator or microwave, or hair dryer. The sinks are way to low. The balcony's are dirty. And the building itself looks like a jail. Don't like that the hallways are on the outside, not a secure feeling. Food in Trellises is fabulous but to expensive. parking and Wi-Fi for guest should be free! It could be a fabulous place with some changes! and I would come back, not sure if I would now.
Our room in one of the older buildings weas Spartan. All the wood areas on the older, original buildings, outdoor seating, benches, fences, etc., were rotting, looked unpainted for 10 years.
Parking fee, especially for friends visiting us while at the hotel...they had to pay $8 for parking to eat with us.
I personally didnt like that i got my room mixed up. and it was not what i have checked out. but i called front desk and they fixed the problem.
We had Room Service and the food was not good.
My reseveration confirmation number from letsbookhotel.com cannot be found. I was upset and worry there's no room for me and my daughter.
The Regency Towers room was dirty, the wall paper was coming off the wall and the bathroom tiles were missing.
Wifi needs a lot of improvement.
Parking is a pain. Our "king-size" bed was a double Murphy bed. Very uncomfortable. Terrible pillows. Small bathroom. You have to look up and dial a 4-digit extension for any service.
breakfast buffet was weak.
cost of parking.
room carpet need change to tile. the smell is really not good.
Food tray was left in rose garden area which drew raccoons and a skunk outside our room. Several calls were made to front desk yet rodents and tray were not removed.
Lack of proper signage. Paying for parking. Lack of HBO. Felt outdated all around.
Paying for a parking pass. No complimentary water.
parking costs $8/day mattress hard/uncomfortable very outdated, needs a remodel cable t.v. very limited.
Parking fee 8 dollers a day, you have to stop everytime you leave the parking lot and show them a pace of paper and get a ticket when you come back. wifi fee 7 dollers a day..
Room Service was horrid. Took 2 days for them to pick up our plates and utensils from in-room dining. One of the staff members from Room Service was very unprofessional when answering the and responding on the phone to inquire about why out plates were still here even 5 hours after we left to go out.
The center is a non-place that is not appealing to a European, especially when traveling without a car. Restaurants of the center serve very mediocre food, and since breakfast was not included, forced us to hunt for food elsewhere. This was inconvenient since ours was a conference trip.
It does not look like the pictures online. They make it sound like a resort and it is more like a step up from a Comfort Inn....more like a big motel. There were about 40 teenagers in the same building as us and it was loud! I actually had to call security. It was very crowded. There is not free wifi, you have to pay for parking each day and the spa was double the price of comparable places around San Diego. Not a bad place, just not at all what I was expecting. I was pretty disappointed.
ducks in the swiming pool, having to use stairs to reach the second floor, no lifts, not enough parking spaces near the rooms.
Room was dirty.. staff in all the restaurants were horrible. .. extremely expensive...
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Room offers a cable TV, a desk and tea/coffee-making facilities. This room has a 4 adult maximum.
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Amenities at Town and Country San Diego
Shuttle Service (surcharge), Shuttle Service, Car Rental
Souvenirs/Gift Shop, Barber/Beauty Shop
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Swimming pool, Spa & Wellness Centre, Sauna, Outdoor Swimming Pool (all year), Massage, Jacuzzi, Fitness Centre
Soundproofed Rooms, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests, Non-Smoking Rooms, Heating, Family Rooms, Elevator, All Public and Private spaces non-smoking, Airconditioning
WiFi everywhere, Pets Allowed, Parking on-site, Parking
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Vending Machine (drinks), Special Diet Menus (on request), Snack Bar, Room Service, Restaurant, Breakfast details, Bar
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Trouser Press, Laundry, Ironing Service, Dry Cleaning
Business facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Business Centre
Golf Course (within 3 km), Billiards
Food & Drink
Enjoy dining at one of the many unique San Diego restaurants. The Town and Country Resort features a range of dining choices from casual to the inspired.
Trellises Garden Grille features fresh seafood, pastas, and steaks. Kelly's Steakhouse is the ideal place for The "Prime Of Your Life." A lively piano bar with daily cocktails that offers prime rib, steaks, and chicken. Sunshine Deli is open daily with deli sandwiches, snacks, freshly baked pastries and cookies, plus milk shakes and malts. The Terrace Cafe hosts a casual, bright and cheerful atmosphere serving sandwiches, salads, and sundaes.
Charlie's features fun, food, and spirits with great appetizers, burgers, salads and hand-tossed pizza.
Hotel information details
Bella Tosca Day Spa, Salon and Fitness Center would like to invite you to indulge in a healing journey for the mind, body and soul. At the luxurious 14,000 square foot Mediterranean style spa, salon and fitness center, complete with a yoga room, meditation room and state of the art fitness center equipment, everyday ends and relaxation begins.
Important information to guests
The daily resort fee includes: • Guestroom WiFi • Unlimited access to fitness centre, located in Bella Tosca Day Spa and Salon, open daily from 06:00 - 20:00 hrs. • 10% off spa services at Bella Tosca Day Spa and Salon. Spa hours: 10:00 - 18:00 hrs. • Hotel shuttle to RiverWalk Golf Club, Fashion Valley Mall, Old Town, Mission Valley Center and Hazard Center. Daily from 10:00 - 19:00 hrs, based on availability. • Local and toll-free calls • Guestroom coffee and hotel lobby coffee service • Access to printer in Hotel Lobby for airline boarding passes • Preferred guest pricing on Super Shuttle airport transportation • USA Today in lobby, based on availability Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Information about the area
One San Diego, California attraction that you and your family will not want to miss is LEGOLAND California. There are a number of additional world-famous attractions like SeaWorld Adventure Park, the World-Famous San Diego Zoo, and the San Diego Wild Animal Park. For adults, there are exciting thrills in Games of Chance at many of the nearby Indian Gaming facilities throughout San Diego county.
There are approximately 70 miles of sun-drenched, white sandy beaches and over 85 beautiful and challenging golf courses in San Diego that are near the Town and Country Resort. You can also enjoy attending a San Diego Padres game at Petco Park or catch a San Diego Chargers NFL game in Qualcomm Stadium...for a great view and breathtaking thrill, take a roller coaster ride at the beachfront amusement park Belmont Park. Easy transportation on the San Diego Light-rail Trolley System to Petco Park, the Gaslamp Quarter and Qualcomm Stadium is available from the Trolley Station located just over the foot bridge, a short walk north of the Royal Palm Tower here at the Town and Country Resort.
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Offering a year-round outdoor pool and views of the garden, Town and Country Resort Hotel and Convention Center is set in San Diego in the California Region, 2.4 km from University of San Diego. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Each room at this hotel is air conditioned and features a TV. Some rooms have a seating area where you can relax. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom. For your comfort, you will find free toiletries and a hair dryer. You will find a 24-hour front desk, a cash machine, hairdresser's and gift shop at the property. You can play billiards at this hotel, and car hire is available. Old Town San Diego State Historic Park is 2.9 km from Town and Country San Diego, while Balboa Park is 4 km from the property. San Diego International Airport is 4 km away.
Town and Country San Diego Policies
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Accepted CreditCards at Hotel
The hotel reserves the right to preauthorise credit cards prior to arrival.
American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, MasterCard, MasterCard
Cancellation Policy
If cancelled up to 2 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the first night will be charged.
Children and Extra Bed Policy
All children are welcome.
All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a baby cot.
One older child or adult is charged USD 25 per night in an extra bed.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.
Deposit Policy
No deposit will be charged.
VAT and city/tourist taxes
12.5 % Tax is not included.
Service charge is included.
City/tourist tax is not applicable.
Wired internet is available in the entire hotel and costs USD 9.95 per 24 hours.
Meal Plan
Breakfast is not included, breakfast menu is available and costs vary.
Public parking is possible on site and costs USD 14 per day.
Pets are not allowed.
Terms and Conditions
We never charge your credit card when you make a reservation - you will pay for your stay at the hotel. Our reservation service is free of charge, without any administration fees. Cancellation is also free of charge unless it is clearly stated. We take the privacy of your personal data very seriously. All your personal data is encrypted and processed securely. More information can be found in our terms and conditions and privacy statement.
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Cyber-bullying is never good. No one wins. The internet has created a bunch of monsters.
Even in situations like this when someone makes a dumb mistake (which we will get to in a second) they can take it and run with it until someone's life is ruined.
A woman who was cyber-bullied after her leaked sex tape went viral has killed herself.
Last year, Tiziana Cantone, 31, from Naples, Italy, sent a video of herself giving a BJ on a dude to her ex-boyfriend. He sent that shit out to everyone.
Francesco Greco, a local public prosecutor, has opened an investigation into Cantone's suicide.
Her friend said of the ordeal suffered by Cantone: "I wonder how anyone can be so fierce, how to rage against a girl who has not done anything wrong.
"I think that they should be ashamed of all those who have filled the web of insults and meanwhile secretly watched the images."
Facebook pages and YouTube bloggers openly mocked her – using her full name – and she became the subject of frequent parodies and jokes.
She also received a stream of insults and abuse on her social media accounts every time the video resurfaced.
Even though Cantone eventually had made the video more or less unsearchable in 2015, it continued to reappear across the web.
She quit her job and was in the process of changing her name.
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January 31, 2016
Finch's Bistro & Wine Bar in La Jolla, California
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Hi Dana,ReplyDelete
I hope that you had a good Christmas break. Thanks for recommending this lovely dining place at San Diego.
Thanks so much, Zoe! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas as well! And Finch's is definitely a lovely place :)Delete
I'm glad you were able to be home for Christmas. All the dishes at this restaurant are beautifully presented and I'd like to try them all. Particularly, I love the sound of the Beet the Heat salad - looks amazing xxReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Charlie! The Beet the Heat salad was absolutely delicious and refreshing :) xxDelete
Welcome back! And with such a fun post for us to read. San Diego has some wonderful restaurants, but this one sounds like a real gem. Thanks!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, John! So happy you enjoyed the post. San Diego has some wonderful restaurants indeed, and this one is a great spot too :)Delete
- Ny GirlFebruary 3, 2016 at 6:01 PM
The red snapper and French toast dishes look delicious!! I'll definitely try out this cute bistro when I'm in the San Diego area :-)ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Laura and thank you so much! Always so good to hear from you; I think you would love this restaurant and the red snapper and French toast dishes were super tasty :)Delete
Thanks a ton my friend for these Finch's Bistro & Wine Bar reviews. The place seems very amazing. I just love this Veggie Frittata. It has really rich taste. Actually I have tried it in a food event at some local New York event venues.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much for stopping by! Finch is a great restaurant with delicious food; hope you'll get the chance to try it if you make it to San Diego :)Delete
Welcome home! We've just been to La Jolla once---and I know we had two lovely meals, but not sure where! I will check out Finch's if we get back that way---your courses look wonderful!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Liz! There are great places in La Jolla with tasty food; hopefully you'll get to try Finch's next time you make it back :)Delete
- NatalieFebruary 29, 2016 at 5:26 PM
Welcome back from Transylvania! Joshua and I would love to visit Vlad Dracula's castle someday... We used to live in San Diego and we'll be at a wedding near La Jolla in May, so we'll definitely try Finch's Bistro!!! The French toast looks amazing! Yum :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much, Natalie! Yay! I'm so excited for you; you and Joshua will have a blast at Finch's. The food and atmosphere are truly amazing :)Delete
It's a beautiful place, having such an open and joyous feeling to it. It's totally amazing! This is definitely a wonderful event space to spend time. It's plenty fun to sit and enjoy food and drinks with amazing conversations.ReplyDelete


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The Joint Committee have requested a memorandum on the following
Under both regulations 4 and 5 the funding authority have,
in determining the amount of annual maintenance grant for a new
grant-maintained school, to take into account the budget share
that a comparable LEA maintained school would receive from the
LEA. It does not matter whether or not there is a comparable maintained
school because there does not have to be an actual school in existence
with which to make the comparison.
It may assist the Committee to give an example. Assume that
the funding authority have to determine the amount of annual maintenance
grant for a new primary grant-maintained school. A comparable
maintained school would, having regard to regulation 6(2), be
a maintained county primary school which had the same relevant
characteristics as the grant-maintained school. A characteristic
is relevant for these purposes, having regard to regulation 6(2),
if it is relevant for the purposes of the allocation formula in
the LEA's scheme.
The grant-maintained primary school in question was established
on 1 April 1997 and is situated near to London. It has 50 pupils
and a swimming pool. The funding authority must look at what a
comparable maintained school would have received as its budget
share. There is in fact no LEA maintained school in the area with
exactly the same characteristics but that does not matter. The
funding authority look at the LEA's scheme and work out what the
budget share of a newly opened primary school with 50 pupils (regulation
4) would have been. Alternatively they look at the "minimum
threshold" of pupils or an estimated number of pupils (if
higher) (regulation 5). Not all schemes make specific provision
for newly opened schools and so that may not be a relevant characteristic.
By far the greater part of the budget share will be based on pupil
numbers and so the number of pupils in each age group determined
in accordance with the Regulations will be a relevant characteristic.
In addition the scheme in question may include in the budget
share additional funds for small schools. If the comparable maintained
school would fall within the definition of a small school in the
LEA's scheme then the small size of the grant-maintained school
will be a relevant characteristic.
The school is situated near London and some LEAs near London
make provision in their schemes for London Weighting. However,
if the scheme of the LEA in question makes no such provision (and
never has done) then this will not be a relevant characteristic.
The school has a swimming pool but there is no longer any LEA
maintained school with one and no longer any such factor in the
allocation formula. Regulation 6(1) provides that, where a scheme
used to include a particular factor and it has subsequently been
revised, varied or replaced, then it is deemed, for the purposes
of determining a comparable maintained school's budget share,
still to include it. The fact that the school has a swimming pool
is therefore a relevant characteristic even though the scheme
no longer contains such a factor.
In short therefore relevant characteristics are determined
in accordance with the Regulations by reference to the allocation
formula in the LEA's scheme and it does not matter that there
is no LEA maintained school with those exact same characteristics.
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One such man is the affable Steven Prescott of Leyland, Lancashire, who affixed a makeshift luggage rack to the engine cover of his mid-engine Ultima Can-Am kit car using long bolts, heavy washers, and some suction cups. He piled high his tent, folding chairs, sleeping gear, and some food and drink on top, secured with bungee cords. When he arrived on French soil partway through his 650-mile drive, he bought two cases of "33" Export beer and strapped those to the top of the pile.
It simply does not happen this way in America. For all our egalitarian bluster, it's much easier to tell the rich from the regular at home than at Le Mans. At Le Mans, everyone is using (or avoiding use of) the same line of green Porta-John–style body-washing huts. We avoided the porta-douches because, well, once you concoct the term "porta-douches," there's little chance you'll be able to bring yourself to step into one. Everyone is buying "Americain" hot dogs and kebob sandwiches at the I ♥ SANDWICH bar/food stand. And they are all equally susceptible to the same horrifying aftermath of having eaten a kebob sandwich from the I ♥ SANDWICH bar/food stand.
As noted, it's all dudes all the time at the campgrounds. This didn't occur to us until we wandered at about 2:30 a.m. over to a big carnival-style tent near our lowly pups to find a full-on discothèque set up, complete with DJ, swirling lights, strobes, two beer-filled fridges, a bar, cocktail tables, and, well, dudes. Just dudes. The young guys from Bochum, Germany, who set it up had somehow never heard the term "sausage party," but after taking a moment to reflect on it, they laughed—a bit uneasily.
This is a place, after all, that continues to nurse a 40-year man-crush on Steve McQueen. Even now, the official Le Mans souvenir stores are filled with nothing but McQueen-inspired gear. Unlike the old Bog at Watkins Glen or the main strip on the infield at Talladega or countless other party-pits at other racetracks over the years, Le Mans has remarkably little sexual charge. The campgrounds are not a frat party. They're a car and racing convention on dirt and dry grass. You won't see anyone throwing Mardi Gras beads at Aire D'Accueil des Hunaudieres as you do at Talladega. The only place we saw any beads thrown was at the drivers' parade through downtown Le Mans the evening before the race, an event attended by fans as well as townsfolk, young and old. And the parade is clogged with, of all things, Harley-Davidsons and Excaliburs. Yes, those Excaliburs. Besides, those beads were just innocent giveaways, not payment for an impromptu peep show.
The dry-grass campgrounds become equal parts crash pad, communal car show, pub, and, yes, the world's largest urinal. And while the orange Lamborghini Murciélago we saw exotic-car camping among a gaggle of Porsches in a fenced enclave with "pre-erected" tents organized by British planner Lycian Events, most of what we saw was strictly of the do-it-yourself variety.
We feared for our R8 GT initially (though likely not as much as Audi did). But the worst that happened was a drunken Dutchman falling off his bicycle onto the driver's door. Most just wanted to gawk and chat, car-show style. Despite driving a car built by the manufacturer that has humiliated hometown hero Peugeot on its own turf for years, the only static we got was from a Frenchman in a Peugeot pullover ramming two fingers in his mouth as we passed.
A coat of dust looked good on the GT's drab-orange paint, and its fixed carbon-fiber rear wing proved a fine cocktail table.
These people use their cars as, you know, cars. Their rides cover a lot of miles, accumulate a campground patina of dust and dried beer, risk various indignities, and get packed full of dirty junk better suited to commercial vans. Why is it all Brits? We don't know. It's become an English tradition, after Bentley and Jaguar made their dynasties there decades ago. Maybe Brits just like sports cars more than the residents of any other country. Maybe it's just an indication that British men simply want to make the entire world a grand extension of their local pub. Maybe the Brits come simply because there are other Brits there. Maybe they like porta-douches.
Ask Ferrari 360 Modena driver John Morris of Coventry, West Midlands, why, and he'll say, "It's a pilgrimage for motorsports, isn't it?" Morris, who's been coming for seven years now, also notes that it's probably cheaper for Brits to drive down and stay at Le Mans than it is to attend the Silverstone Formula 1 race back in England. And indeed, our little plot, measured out in paces by a teenage boy, cost us only 51 euros ($72) for the whole weekend.
There's also the issue of few hotels in the area. One could conceivably rent a room at a hotel in suburban Paris we saw named Hotel Cheap Beds and then commute the hour-and-a-half to the race. Or you could, like Audi, rent a nearby château. That's going to be a bit more than the 51 euros. Neither of those options will provide you with ready access to the track. Morris, for example, reckons he watched a total of about six hours of racing. And neither accommodation will allow you to be pulled down into sleep while a concert of crackling, popping, revving race engines swirls around your tent.
"And you can't get anywhere near the cars there," Morris added, referring to the F1 circus. "It's all corporate. And here, there's such a diverse mix of metal from Carrera GTs to Noble M600s to vintage Facel Vegas. There's really nothing like it." Why, we ask, does he have a Ferrari when he is surrounded by more TVRs than we thought TVR ever made? "Oh, that's on loan," he said. "My TVR is being repaired." Possibly, we should have seen that coming.
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The topic taken for this study is "FINANCIAL VIABILITY OF X BY APPLYING CREDIT SCORE MODEL".
The study has attempted to analyze the financial viability of the company by applying credit score model. The research design of the study is analytical research study. In this research study, the important hypotheses were framed to the test the significant relationship between the six years liquid ratio and Gross Profit ratio, current ratio and return on total assets, accounting ratios of operating management and standard ideal ratios and accounting of financial management and standard ideal ratios of the company. The study is based on the secondary data.
The data required for study have been collected from the annual reports of the company for the period from 2005-2006 to 2010-2011. The analyzed data have been interpreted with the use of table and figures.
The statistical tools adopted for the study is Spearman's Rank Correlation, Concurrent deviation method and Karl Pearson's co-efficient of correlation. These tools are used to test the hypotheses of the study effectively. The student's t-distribution has been used at appropriate places.
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Q: I just bought rechargeable the batteries. What do I need to do before first using them?
First you must fully charge them. Please note that for new NiMH batteries, it is often necessary to cycle them at least three to five times before they reach peak performance. Battery cycling can be achieved simply by using the batteries as you normally would and then recharging them.
Q: How long can the rechargeable batteries hold their charge if I leave them on the shelf (shelf-life)?
At room temperature, NiMH batteries will self-discharge in around 30 to 60 days, depending on environmental condition. In other words, if you leave the batteries on the shelf for more than 30 - 60 days, you should recharge the batteries before using them. It is normal for batteries to be fully depleted of power after long term storage. Here is a List of Battery Terms.
Q: My camera came with 1200mAh Batteries. Can I still use 1800mAh rechargeable batteries or will they hurt my camera.
Yes, you can use the 1800 mAh batteries. 1800mAh is the capacity of a battery, not its strength. Capacity is how much capacity energy a battery holds once it is fully charged. The more capacity, the longer a battery will last in any given application. Voltage is the strength. Rechargeable batteries actually develop around 1.4 to 1.45 volts when fully charged even though they are marked as 1.2V.
Q: How many times can I recharge my rechargeable batteries?
The number of times you can recharge your batteries will depend on drain rate, battery care, etc. In general, under desirable conditions, NiMH batteries can last up to 500 recharges. In absolute best conditions, NiMH batteries can last up to 1000 recharges.
Q: How much performance improvement can I expect using NiMH rechargeable batteries instead of other batteries on my high drain device like a digital camera?
First: NiMH batteries are rechargeable upwards of 500 to a 1000 times. This means you can use the batteries over and over again. If you are familiar with "rechargeable alkaline" (which are significantly lower in price), their life is only about 50 recharges. Here is a List of Battery Terms.
Q: How often should I condition my rechargeable batteries?
Generally speaking, NiMH batteries do not suffer from the "memory effect" and thus do not require conditioning. Nevertheless, to ensure top performance, conditioning is recommended at once for every ten charges. For Nickel Cadmium (NiCD) batteries, conditioning is recommended every time you charge your batteries.
Q: What is the difference between NiMH batteries and "rechargeable alkaline" batteries?
Recently the market has introduced a new type of supposedly affordable rechargeable alkaline batteries. However, they do not compare with NiMH rechargeable technology. The key difference is that rechargeable alkaline batteries can be recharged up to 50 times. NiMH can be recharged up to 500 times.
Q: What do you mean by "no memory effect" on NiMH batteries?
Memory is a type of problem that traditional NiCD batteries usually develop. You probably have heard that in order to maintain the life and performance of rechargeable batteries, you have to fully drain the batteries before recharging them. Thanks to "memory free" technology featured on NiMH batteries, you can charge them anytime you wish, regardless if the batteries are fully drained or not. Here is a List of Battery Terms.
Here are some head to head comparisons:
* Cell information and specification varies from brand to brand
Q: I have not used my NiMH rechargeable batteries in several months and they are not holding their charge. How can I fix this?
NiMH batteries will self-discharge if left unused. Generally, within 30 to 60 days, batteries will become completely drained. When using them, you will need to first recharge them. After extended storage, you may need to condition (using the conditioning feature on PowerEx chargers like the MH-C204F) the batteries several times to regain nominal performance.
Q: I plan to use the NiMH batteries as a backup power. How long will they hold their charge?
This is commonly referred to as the "shelf life" of batteries. For NiMH batteries, the shelf life at room temperature is about 70 to 90 days (for those who are a bit more technical, take a look at the charge retention curve). If you are seeking for longer shelf life, you may wish to consider alkaline or non-rechargeable lithium batteries, which are commonly used for memory backups. Here is a List of Battery Term Glossary.
Q: Explain the various battery symbols and terminologies.
"mAh": Stands for milli-ampere hours. It measures the capacity of the batteries. For example, a 1000mAh capacity means that the batteries will last for 1 hour if subjected to a 1000mA discharge current.
"V": Stands for voltage. It measure the power of the batteries. For NiMH batteries, they are 1.2V. For alkaline batteries, they are 1.5V.
Q: I recently received a dozen AA NiMH batteries that I ordered from you.
Today I put four of the batteries in a charger for the first time. The charger came with my digital camera, and was made by Olympus specifically for NiMH rechargeable batteries. I was startled to find that as the batteries charged they got almost too hot to hold. I know that with other types of batteries, ANY perceptible heating during charging is a sign of possible battery damage. I wonder if you can shed any light on what is happening here. Is my charger defective, or badly designed, or is this normal for NiMH cells?
This is why we recommend the following
1. Do not close the cover ( if your NiMH Battery Charger has one ) while your batteries are charging. It is best to allow any heat to dissipate as much as possible.
Q: Do NiMH batteries really require a special charger (other than those designed to recharge Ni-Cd batteries, or is that just a marketing ploy by the manufacturers of the chargers? I looked at a charger that has separate settings for both Ni-Cd and Ni-MH batteries, and it appears that the mA output is the same for both settings.
Newer NiMH battery chargers are designed to specifically charge NiMH and NiCD chemistries. However most of the older NiCD chargers were not designed to charge any other battery chemistries such as NiMH since they were unavailable at that time these chargers were designed. That is why many of the newer NiMH/NiCD chargers are capable of automatically charging both types, while others have a switch. There is more than just mA ratings involved when charging different battery chemistries (rate of charge, length of charge, type of charge. etc...) While it is true that some NiCD chargers can be used to charge NiMH batteries you must consider the following points if you decide to attempt to charge your NiMH batteries using an older NiCD charger.
1. Improper charging or using a charger that is not specifically designed to charge any rechargeable battery can cause their useful life to be shortened dramatically or in some cases actually damage them permanently. We have even had some individuals attempt to charge rechargeable alkaline batteries in some of our chargers and were surprised when they exploded.
2. Although a NiCD charger may seem to be charging NiMH batteries fine, this is not usually the case. NiMH chargers are specifically designed to prevent Hydrogen bubbles from forming on the battery plates and of course to charge them to their full potential. List of Battery Term Glossary.


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God wore green Sunday, too.
God wore green along with everyone else inside JetLife Stadium and the prayers of Rex Ryan and Jets Nation were answered and suddenly, there is Joy in Jetville today, because a playoff contender lives there.
"Well, I hope He wears green every Sunday, then," Willie Colon said, and laughed.
It was Bill Parcells who used to say God is playing in some of these games, and He showed up at a time when the Jets needed him most.
At a time when the Jets, the Marty Mornhinweg part of the operation, decided it would be a good idea to run the ball three times to set up Nick Folk for the 56-yard chippie overtime field goal that would send Bill Belichick and Tom Brady and the Patriots home.
If God wasn't wearing green, please try to explain how a Belichick-coached team violated a new NFL rule and cost itself the game against the Jets, of all star-crossed teams?
"Every season has a crossroads," Colon was saying after Jets 30, Patriots 27. "It's kind of like that fork in the road. This is that type of game. We had to make a decision. If we want a chance at the division, we had to have this one."
The Mud Bowl-Fake Spike post Super Bowl III Jets, more than most, will tell you sometimes it is better to be lucky than good, but in fairness, they were good and lucky.
"We know that for so long, they ran the AFC East, they've been kings," Colon said, "so for us to kind of turn this thing around as an organization, as a team, we needed this win."
They needed their defense to stop Brady, who had tied the game with a two-minute field goal drive at the end of regulation, at the start of overtime.
"It's do-or-die right now," Sheldon Richardson said.
It was do.
Then, starting from their 20, they needed a field-goal drive. From the New England 41, Mornhinweg called Ground & Pound for Chris Ivory (34 carries, 104 yards), Tommy Bohanon, Ivory again.
"He could see that they were starting to get gassed,' Colon said. "We have experienced guys upfront that can play, so why not put it on us? He believed in us."
Folk, who had been 15-for-15 with nothing longer than 48 yards, missed wide left.
"At that moment, the wind was coming into my face, so I told myself I got to drive it a little more. I drove it just about a half-inch too high on the ball. I just hit it too high, and the wind kind of beat it up a little bit too."
"About halfway through, I saw the flag go up," Folk said.
Ryan, on the sidelines: "Oh please be on them, please be on them, please be on them."
God wearing green.
"I didn't know what it was for right away," Folk said, "but as soon as I saw 'em conferencing, I knew it was for either a push or a leverage. … It's a good new rule, and they just end up breaking the rule."
It is Rule 9, Section 1, Article 3, and a rookie named Chris Jones broke it.
Referee Jerome Boger: "A teammate cannot push a teammate into the opponents' formation."
Jones: "I made that mistake and I should've been more aware. … Just trying to get that extra oomph in the middle to get there."
Unsportsmanlike conduct, 15 yards. There were 13 plays on the drive, and 12 were runs, and Smith wasn't passing here, and Folk's 42-yard game-winner had euphoric Jets dreaming of a division title.
"I know we have what it takes to do something great," Ryan said.
To his credit, Smith had rebounded from a 79-yard pick-six by Logan Ryan late in the first quarter. Smith was mostly money on third downs, developed a telepathy with Jeremy Kerley, and used his legs at a most opportune time.
Antonio Allen had darted in front of Rob Gronkowski and made it Patriots 21, Jets 17 with a 23-yard pick-six of Brady. Now it was third-and-14 at the Belichick 24. Smith decided it would be a good idea to take off with the ball. Good idea. He raced around left end and as he neared the sideline and the first-down marker, reached for the first down with the ball. First down.
Now it was second-and-goal from the 8, and Smith dashed around right end and juked inside Marquice Cole and it was Jets 24, Patriots 21.
"How Bout Them Jets, huh?" Richardson said.


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Hello everyone, and happy new year! It is now 2013, and although I didn't blog at all throughout December, I am vowing now to start blogging regularly again. However, I've been thinking about my blog a lot lately, and the direction I want to take it in. I lost some motivation to blog recently, and I want to get it back. I will still obviously blog about beauty and fashion, because they are some of my absolute favourite things. However, I think I might turn this into an all-around lifestyle type blog, including posts about food, music, movies, and more personal type things as well. Definitely let me know what you think about this idea and whether you like it or not!
I apologize if my posts are somewhat sporadic and messy for the next month or two while I'm getting my ideas for my blog organized; I am also moving 4 hours away in a week and that will also be a huge upheaval. So please forgive me until I get settled. However, I also want to record that whole process here as well, so I hope that is something you'd be interested in seeing. I'm moving from my little town to Toronto to persue a career in publishing/editing and this will all be a huge adventure. It would be nice if you girls/guys would want to take that adventure with me.
Anyway! I hope you all had a great holiday season, and now I leave you with some pictures from my Christmas celebrations!


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Andre' S Grindle | Bangor,ME. | 07/30/2004
(2 out of 5 stars)
"It's 1963 and Stevie Wonder's voice is changing.What does Barry Gordy go off and do?He sets Wonder up with a
super club-type big band and has the youngster crooning standards such as the title track,"Get Happy" and even
"Put On A Happy Face".I don't get it-these are not the kind of
tunes that Wonder had,did or will ever be known for singing and
add to that his crackling voice gamely struggling on every non-
original number.No 13 year old should ever have to bear the
stigma of this kind of music;it's meant for the seasoned
performers such as Nat Cole,Frank Sinatra and even Ray Charles
perhapes but NOT Little Stevie Wonder!Well Gordy's desperate
move to get noticed by the white lounge crowd backfired;while
this album is competantly performed and confidantly sung the
general performance leans more toward campy comedy at best and
some of Stevie's attempts to reach high notes are unintentioanlly hilerious.So steer clear of this-go buy an
Equivel or a Les Baxter album instead because they're a better
example of this kind of thing."
Mr. Nightshift | Los Angeles, CA | 08/25/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"This Compact Disc is funny to listen to, simply because Stevie almost sounds like a young girl...His voice (Not quite there yet), His voice cracks throughout, but he was really trying and you gotta give him credit just on that alone. Remember this was the early 60's, but if Stevie Wonder was to Re-Visit these songs NOW!!! Wow...Just imagine........"


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Two thugs viciously beat an elderly Staten Island couple just steps from their front door, police said yesterday.
The brutal assault occurred Sunday after Joseph Naimo and his 74-year-old wife, Linda, celebrated his 81st birthday at their 3J's Variety Store on Victory Boulevard in Tompkinsville.
They left the store and walked a few steps to the door leading to their upstairs apartment.
A hulking man and his female cohort suddenly pushed them into the stairwell and knocked them to the ground.
The man punched and kicked Joseph, demanding, "Give me the money!" cops said.
Joseph, who is legally blind, offered his wallet and pleaded, "I don't have any more. Look!" according to his granddaughter Gina Naimo, 29.
"He saw there was no money in [his wallet] and he started taking it out on my grandmother, beating on her," Gina added. "My grandmother is the kind of woman that if somebody came in and wanted something and didn't have money, she'd give it to him."
Linda is in critical condition at Richmond University Hospital with a fractured skull, broken nose and broken jaw.
"My mother is not too good," said her son, Rocco Naimo, 49, who suffered a black eye when he came to his parents' defense.
Joseph is back home.
The Naimos have run the variety store for 50 years.


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A Columbia County man was pronounced dead after a crash in the parking lot of a Mexican restaurant in Claverack.
Ronald Moore of Stuyvesant was heading north on State Routes 9H and 23 around 7 p.m. Tuesday when deputies said his Suburban left the road. The Chevy crashed into a Jeep and then several vehicles in the parking lot of Coyote Flaco.
Moore was taken to the hospital, then pronounced dead. He was 73.
The driver of the Jeep, a 54-year-old Hudson man, was hospitalized after experiencing chest pains. No one was inside any of the other vehicles in the parking lot.
Deputies are investigating why Moore's vehicle left the road.


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A new resolve!!!! I have spent so much time looking at OP blogs (Other People's) that I forgot to attend my own. They have been entertaining, motivating, and inspiring - so I shall try to do the same with mine. Lately I have been totally absorbed in designing and stitching interpretations of Art Crazy Quilts, and have spent hours and hours admiring and drooling over Allison Aller's work. (with her encouragement - and, I'm sure, curiosity.) Anyway - along with this suddenly dropped into my lap the opportunity for a designer profile on the Caron Collection web page - which includes pieces stitched totally with their threads. It has been a delightful experience exploring and discovering these gorgeous fibers - all natural and no synthetics. (except for a few decorative ones, which I will use for Christmas.) This piece hasn't been embellished yet - so here it is "before." "After" will follow shortly when this dreadful weather lets up and I can go shopping for more threads.
Notice on the close up that the little French knot "berries" appear to be shaded - this is one strand of the overdyed cotton "Watercolours" - delightful effect. I also used it on the flower "trim" where the shading is a bit more subtle.
The yellow patch includes my "beading technque." More on that later
Meanwhile, look at Allison's web page and also see her blog. Lots of good links, too. http://www.allisonannaller.com


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AGENCY SIGNINGS ROUND-UP: Neve Campbell to UTA; Jonathan Kite to CAA
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Here's a round-up of a week's worth of agency signings:
Neve Campbell, best known for stints on Fox's Party of Five and the Scream film franchise, has signed with UTA. Her other credits include The Craft and Wild Things. She is managed by Arlene Forster at Forster Entertainment. Her attorney is Steve Younger of Myman Greenspan Fineman Fox Light LLP and she is also represented by U.K. agent Abi Harris of Ken McReddie Associates.
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Also of note, it seems the Vanguard armor pre-order bonus is not accessible to download right now. But seeing as no one can play the game right now until the servers go live, it shouldn't be that big of an issue.
So, if you're buying on PSN or have bought your copy of Destiny digitally, turn on your PS4 and download the file right now.
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Angelique Kincaid is seeking more than $1 million in a suit she filed individually and on behalf of her 16-year-old daughter, Spanniesha Johnson, April 6 in Madison County Circuit Court against the city of Edwardsville; Edwardsville police officers Timothy Gallion, James Murray and Eric Jones; Image Recovery Service and AmeriCredit Financial Services.
Kincaid was alleged to have been more than a year behind on payments of her Nissan Pathfinder when the incident took place, according to the complaint.
She says she was at home with her daughter July 30 when they noticed a black tow truck near her vehicle, which was parked outside their home at 201 Southpointe Dr., Apartment A in Edwardsville. The driver was looking at Kincaid's car, according to the complaint.
Knowing she was behind on her car payments and could possibly be on a repossession list, Kincaid approached the man and asked who he was. However, he returned to the tow truck without answering her question, the suit states.
At the time of Kincaid's question, the tow truck was parked behind the Pathfinder, but was not attached to it. Kincaid proceeded to enter her car while the tow truck driver lifted the back end of the Pathfinder off the ground, according to court documents.
Despite Kincaid's attempts to drive her vehicle away from the tow truck, the vehicle was immobilized and its front tires made a loud squealing noise, generated smoke clouds and deposited tire rubber residue on the ground, she says.
Kincaid sent Johnson to ask the tow truck driver to speak with her, but he refused. So, Kincaid told him she was going to call 911 to get assistance with stopping the repossession, the complaint says.
When Kincaid spoke to a dispatcher, the dispatcher told her police could not stop a repossession, but a patrol car would be sent to the scene, the complaint says.
Meanwhile, Kincaid called AmeriCredit, which had previously told her she had until Aug. 1 to make a payment before she would be placed on a repossession list. Again, AmeriCredit told Kincaid she had not yet been placed on the list, the lawsuit alleges.
Before police arrived, Kincaid made additional phone calls to her two brothers – Cook County Sheriff's deputy Frederick Kincaid and Chicago police officer Rodney Kincaid.
"Frederick Kincaid informed her that a repossession is a civil matter and the police should not be able to assist the tow truck driver in the repossession and that once she got out of the vehicle she would be unable to do anything to stop the repossession or verify they were even repossessing the right vehicle," the suit states.
When Edwardsville officers arrived, they talked with the tow truck driver before approaching the passenger side of the Nissan.
Officers ordered Johnson, who was sitting in the passenger seat, out of the vehicle. After she complied, Murray informed Kincaid he had a legal document to recover the vehicle because Kincaid had not made a payment in 435 days. However, he refused to show the document to Kincaid, the complaint says.
When Murray refused to answer Kincaid's questions, contact AmeriCredit or show her documentation, Kincaid asked to speak to a superior officer at the advice of her two brothers.
"Later, Sgt. Timothy Gallion arrived and was immediately very hostile towards Ms. Kincaid by cursing at her, threatening to break the window and drag her from the vehicle, and refusing to show her the documents he indicated that Image Recovery Services, Inc. had provided the Edwardsville Police Department allegedly authorizing the repossession," the suit states.
After Gallion's arrival, Kincaid called Johnson to the vehicle, she says.
"At this time, Sergeant Gallion motioned to Officer Jones, who proceeded to grab the minor, Spanniesha Johnson, by the wrist, twisting her left arm behind her back and aggressively pushed upward, causing the minor child to bend forward," the suit states. "Officer Jones then procured her right wrist as well and hand cuffed both wrists behind her back."
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Kincaid claims the officers were acting in cohorts with Image Recovery Service and AmeriCredit to take possession of Kincaid's Nissan.
"The Defendant police officers not only aided and assisted in the repossession of Angelique Kincaid's Nissan Pathfinder, without their assistance the repossession would not have occurred as a vehicle cannot be repossessed with the owner inside said vehicle," the suit states.
In the 28-count suit, Kincaid is seeking damages of more than $1.45 million, plus unspecified punitive damages and costs.
Penni S. Livingston, Kevin M. Niemeyer and Nick M. San Diego of The Livingston Law Firm in Fairview Heights will be representing her.
Madison County Circuit Court case number: 09-L-349.
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How Do You Make Greener Fuel? Copy a Leaf
The fuel Californians burn getting around in cars and trucks is a big driver of climate change, accounting for more than a third of the carbon pollution the state puts out.
Researchers in Berkeley are hoping to reverse that trend that by making fuel that doesn't come from oil or other fossil fuels. Instead, they're turning to renewable and abundant materials, like sunlight and carbon dioxide.
Sound familiar? Green plants have already cracked the code of how to survive on light, carbon dioxide and water, through the process of photosynthesis.
"Nature has really given us a lot of things to be wowed and amazed by," says Chris Chang, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Even the lowly weeds growing outside his chemistry lab are an inspiration for this work.
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"What we want to do is take that idea," he says, "the idea of making something useful from water, carbon dioxide and light -- things that are freely abundant, freely sustainable."
It sounds simple, but scientists have spent decades trying to understand photosynthesis and copy it in the lab, in the hope that "artificial leaves" could one day make fuel for our cars, using carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Chang, along with his colleagues Peidong Yang and Michelle Chang, have come up with their own prototype, but it looks nothing like a leaf.
"It's essentially like a fancy cup," he says, "and we have a broth, a soup, which has got bacteria or yeast."
Microbes are good at making complex substances, Chang says. In your kitchen, they help make yogurt or beer. He and his colleagues bioengineered microbes, changing their DNA to make other things -- like biodiesel or the chemicals that make up plastics.
"The first thing we ended up making was actually natural gas," he says.
But the microbes don't normally run on sunlight, like a plant does. Chang could capture sunlight with a small solar panel, but the bacteria wouldn't be able to harvest the energy and use it on their own.
So, Chang and his colleagues built something that can transfer the energy to the microbes; they built it using nanotechnology. "Something that's way too small to see," he says. "Orders of magnitude thinner than a human hair."
As small as the bacteria themselves -- designed just for them.
"The bacteria are like Easter-egg shaped," he says, "and then we have nanomaterials that sit like blades of grass, sort of sticking up."
The bacteria sit within that "nanotech grass" and absorb the energy from the solar panel.
Essentially, Chang and his team electrified life.
"This is sort of our Frankenstein-type of experiment, but if Frankenstein was solar-powered," he says.
The team's Frankenstein solution was no simple feat. It took several labs of chemists and biologists, who don't normally work together, to marry a living system with a man-made one. In early versions of the prototype, the nano-materials killed off the microbes.
The research is still in the early stages and Chang says they're working to double the efficiency of the system.
Ultimately, looking decades ahead, the hope is that jugs of these solar-powered microbes could sit in our garages, pumping out biodiesel for our cars.
"Photosynthesis is just an absolute marvel of nature," says Harry Atwater, director of the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP). "So it offers a really powerful template and example for us to follow."
JCAP is a collaboration of four California institutions, including Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, and was launched five years ago with $120 million from the federal Department of Energy. The goal is to use sunlight to make liquid fuels, which are used by the transportation industry because they're more easily stored than electricity is.
"It's very unlikely that anytime soon either you or I are going to take a flight on an electric-powered airplane," he says.
The center is working on creating "artificial leaves" purely through man-made chemistry, unlike Chang's system that uses living microbes. What it'll cost to make the fuel, and what people will pay for it are both unknown. But Atwater hopes to create usable fuels at a large scale within a generation, a pace that would mirror the success of rooftop solar panels.
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"I remember when I was a kid, the idea of a photovoltaic industry that would produce significant power seemed like a far-fetched idea," he says. "So that's the sort of thing that gives me ultimate and profound optimism."
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Hey there beauties! During a 6 month health coaching program, I giveaway gifts to my clients each and every month! I give different items revolving around living a more holistic/natural lifestyle! You can recieve food samples, organic skincare, cosmetic samples, essential oils, candles, books, journals, and more! Today I thought I would spotlight on one thing that I love giving away and it's new!
Who doesn't love sprouts? Alfalfa sprouts are one my most favorites, I put them on just about anything and everything! One cool thing is that you don't have to buy sprouts at the store anymore! You can grow them yourself, right on your counter! That way you will know that they are organic, healthy, and fresh! The Kitchen Garden Sprouter is from Spout People; which is one of my favorite websites that I order from frequently. The have everything you could possibly need to grow sprouts and grasses { like wheatgrass }.
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Album: Pictures In A Dream
Year: 2013
Label: Black Widow Records
Review: Diego Camargo
Thoughts: Now, it's not every day that you come across a release like Arabs In Aspic's Pictures In A Dream (2013)!
I confess that I haven't really paid attention to this Norwegian band till now, but as they say, better late than never!
Released by the Italian label (and Progshine's partner Black Widow) Records last year Pictures In A Dream (2013) is the fourth album of the band and a treaty of unexpected things.
Arabs In Aspic is a band that could very well released this album in 1971 and it would perfectly fit into the musical context of that period.
Pictures In A Dream (2013) manages to achieve a mix of different influences like Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull in the same track and makes it work!
Perfect examples of what I mentioned are 'Let Us Pray' with its Jethro Tull intro and the splendid 'You Are Blind' (with its bits of Led Zeppelin).
After an instrumental atmospheric track ('Felix') Heavy Psych fill the speakers with 'Hard To Find' and with the schizophrenic 'Difference In Time'.
Meanwhile in 'Lifeguard@Sharkbay' we have bizarre lyrics with a psychedelic musical background.
Maybe the fact that the band comes from Norway and not from acountry that produces high quantity of Prog bands is what gives Arabs In Aspic its unique magic, far away from the fashion going on in the modern Prog Rock.
The next two tracks from Pictures In A Dream (2013) form the Norwegian bit of the album. 'Ta Et Steg Til Siden' and 'Vi Møtes Sikkert Igjen' are at the same time something weird and a pleasure for the ears. It's a bit different for me to listen to the Norwegian language with a Hard Blues Rock (on 'Ta Et Steg Til Siden') musical background. 'Vi Møtes Sikkert Igjen' is a robust Prog that was born with a classic feeling.
The final sequence is acoustic 'Prevail To Fail' with its synthesizers 'grooming' the song and then a pretty acoustic version of 'Pictures In A Dream'.
Pictures In A Dream (2013) is not just a blow of fresh air in the last years releases in the Prog world, (even if it's full of 70's sounds), but it's also a modern classic full of great melodic hooks.
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Thapar University, Patiala invites applications for its short term programme on 'HDL, Microcontroller and PCB Fabrication'. This course is run by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of Thapar University. Candidates can apply online by visiting the official website of the university.
A major revolution in digital system design has taken place over the past decade. Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) can now contain over a million equivalent logic gates and tens of thousands of flip-flops. This means that it is not possible to use traditional methods of logic design involving the drawing of logic diagrams when the digital circuit may contain thousands of gates. The reality is that today digital systems are designed by writing software in the form of hardware description languages (HDLs). The most common HDLs used today are VHDL and Verilog. This comprehensive course is a thorough introduction to the VHDL and Verilog languages.
Who can attend:
Under-graduate students of engineering colleges from the stream of Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Electronics (Instrumentation & Control) and Computer Engineering.
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The course fee is Rs. 7000/- per student boarding & lodging arrangement has to be made by students themselves. However, hostel facility could be provided to students on as per actual payment basis.
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All remittances must be in the form of demand draft payable at Patiala drawn in favor of "HECED". (Candidates shall be selected on the first come first serve basis).
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Thapar University
Patiala - 147004 Punjab
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- Course starts on: 19th June, 2014
- Course ends on: 27th June, 2014
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The European Investment Bank (EIB) today announced a new EUR 30 million facility for the financing of private sector projects in Malawi with the National Bank of Malawi (NBM). The initiative, developed together with USAID and ACE, will enhance the access to finance for private sector companies and will primarily target the development of agricultural storage capacity in the country. As such it will contribute to key developmental priorities of Malawi, including private sector development, increased food security and reduction of poverty. Another main priority is support for higher resilience towards climate change by mitigating food supply volatility due to adverse weather events. "The lack of agricultural storage facilities has been an issue for the development of the agriculture sector in Malawi", said Robert Schofield, head of the EIB's Global Partners' Financial Sector Division, "The EIB facility aims to address this issue to the benefit of the farmers as well as the Malawian authorities by improving market transparency and providing information for a more efficient agriculture policy." "This facility will bring in EUR 30 million worth of new agro storage assets which will greatly reduce post-harvest losses in Malawi and help in improving national development." says NBM's Chief Executive Officer, Dr George Partridge.
Source: eib.org