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Police trying to figure out who egged and toilet-papered a house in a south-central Montana town cracked the case after finding a grocery bag and a receipt in the backyard.
Livingston Police Chief Darren Raney said Tuesday that a resident reported his house had been targeted by vandals on Aug. 29.
Investigating officers tracked the bag and receipt to a Livingston store, where video from a surveillance camera showed a group of teenage boys purchasing eggs and toilet paper.
Raney tells the Livingston Enterprise the boys, ages 15 and 16, were referred to the juvenile probation officer.
Information from: Livingston Enterprise, http://www.livingstonenterprise.com


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Image Analyzer is an interesting image editor with plenty of powerful options.
You get the core editing essentials, then, with tools to crop or resize a photo, rotate, flip or mirror it, sharpen an image, and automatically adjust brightness, contrast, gamma and saturation.
But that's just the start. Photo retouching options start with a simple paint tool, for instance, and include clone, spot healing and warping brushes. You get powerful filters to reduce noise, cut shadows, increase contrast and apply all kinds of other actions, and an excellent User Defined Filters option makes it easy to add extra tools of your own.
And there are plenty of expert-level tools for those who know how to use them: distance, Fourier and discrete cosine transformation, various morphological operations, deconvolution options for reducing blurs, comprehensive colour model conversions, and the list goes on.
Although one major problem with Image Analyzer is that, when it comes to the more advanced tools, there's no detailed help at all. If you're not sure what a menu entry such as "morphological operations" means (and there are a lot of similarly technical terms here), say, the best you can do is try the various options and see if you can figure them out.
If you're an image editing expert, though - or just like editors where there's plenty to explore - then Image Analyzer has a huge amount of offer, and will keep you busy and entertained for a very long time.
Image Analyzer is a surprisingly powerful editor with lots of unusual functions and features. It's also complex and has no real documentation, though, so taking full advantage of the program isn't easy.

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This is my 600th post. Can you believe it? I know I can't. So much has happened since I started writing this blog seriously, it does feel like it was longer than little over two years ago, and 600 posts? Really? When I started writing this blog more frequently, ICC was just about to be released, Wotlk had been around for a year and I was in the prime of my healing fun. Admittedly I've thought so since I started healing up until now, but that's beside the point. Looking back at it now I have no idea how I managed to produce one post a day for as long as I did. They weren't all good, but none of them were utter crap (shush you). Although you do love the fruit of your own labor, so I am probably biased in that matter.
Another hundred post mark usually means I take a moment to look back on the posts I've written and try to highlight my own favorites (all parents have favorites) for you to enjoy them all over again! Because you have been reading all my posts, haven't you? This time won't be any different, because why ruin a winning concept?
Because I decided to chill out on the posting frenzy when I hit 500 posts back in April last year, these 100 posts have taken nearly a year to produce. This also means that more things than ever have happened during that amount of posts. Most notably the whole guild drama thing, me swapping guilds twice and server (and faction!) once. I am dearly hoping not having to do that for at least another year, it is really quite exhausting.
All the guild drama that surrounded me (and for some reason also saw me smack in the middle) had me obviously write a whole lot of posts about guild drama. A girl needs to vent every once in a while, and ice cream doesn't always cut it.
It started out general enough with posts like;
Guild Drama Breeding Grounds
Or more specific but still abstract enough for no one to understand what the heck I was on about;
Stortytime: An Odd Event
Unto pure nerdraging;
Field Report: Summer Hiatus
Field Report: Time For Something New
But I hope that is the last you will have to hear about that. And no more to come (knock on wood).
Since this is a priest healing blog, I did write a couple of posts on that subject (wooyay!).
I Dare You To Get Rid Of Spirit
Field Report: All My Stats Are Bad
Circle Of Healing Webring: Zinn Edition
Class Feedback: Healing Priest Edition
MoP Healing Priest Talents
First Impressions On Dragon Soul And Priest Healing
I cried about Atonement - back and forth, back and forth;
How To Fix Atonement
Field Report: Now With Extra Atonement
Archangel Vs Evangelism
I pugged some;
Tales From The Random Pug - 6th Story
Tales From The Random Pug - 7th Story
Tales From The Random Pug - 8th Story
And eventhough a lot of really weird shit happened to me this past year, you know the kind where you just stand back, look at it and go "really? I mean... really?", a lot of really good things happened too. Stay tuned for another hundred posts!


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Executive Post Graduate Programmes
Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
IIMK Campus P.O, Kunnamangalam
Kozhikode 673 570, Kerala, India
Ph -0495-2809417, 223, 412,225,224,416
The Executive Post Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management (EPGCMM) is conceived with the idea of providing specialized learning in the specific business function of marketing. In today's globalized and highly competitive environment, marketing competencies often determines survival and success of any organization and senior managers must have access to the frameworks and tools of contemporary marketing. This programme attempts to deliver the state of the art knowledge both strategic and tactical to the participants. Delivered through technology enabled interactive learning platform, the programme offers a range of foundation, advanced and integrative courses in the area of marketing for executives aiming to build competencies in Marketing Management.
The primary objective of the Executive Post Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management (EPGCMM) is to provide an exposure to the classical and contemporary marketing decision frameworks. The focus of the programme is on equipping the participants to use these frameworks to analyze and conceptualize marketing decision situations and develop approaches for effective and creative interventions. The programme also envisages having a discussion oriented pedagogy to facilitate peer to peer learning sharing insights of the participants from various sectors.
Participants of the EPGCOM, on successful completion of the one year long programme, will be awarded the title 'Executive Post Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management' by Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode.
Programme Fee: Rs.2,50,000 + Taxes as applicable.
The duration of the EPGCMM is one academic year split into four quarters. An academic year normally begins in December/January. Spread over one year, it covers fundamental, competency related and integrative courses, structured to be delivered in about 225 hours. Around 189 hours of learning is through Interactive Learning (IL) platform and around 36 hours of classroom learning through In-campus Module.
The in-campus module is held at the very beginning of the Programme & is mandatory to attend. The six day module provides participants an orientation towards case based learning, foundation to analytical thinking and orients them to the learning culture of IIMK apart from discussions on contemporary issues in management practice and trends in the industry and business. Participants have to make own arrangements for their travel and stay.
The IL component forms the core of specialization programmes. Instructors from IIMK, facilitate learning through two-way audio/video synchronous telecommunication mode from the Studio based at IIMK Campus. Classes are scheduled on two days a week for three hours each in the year. However IIMK retains the right to change/modify or introduce a different schedule if any arising exigencies so require.
This Programme is currently offered through the technology platform of Times Professional Learning. The technology allows the Instructor to use power point presentations, video, audio, white boards and telastrators to effectively communicate ideas and interact with the participants.Participants can attend the classes from designated class room centers available in major cities in India.
The 12 courses offered are meant to impart management knowledge and skills to the participants covering the latest concepts and techniques in the specific functional area of marketing. Faculty from IIMK and distinguished visiting faculty from reputed academic institutions and industry handle these courses.
A Bachelor's Degree* or its equivalent in any discipline with minimum 50% aggregate mark or equivalent CGPA.
3 Years of managerial/ entrepreneurial/ professional experience^ after successful completion of graduation as on start date of the programme.
The participants of these programmes form an interesting mix of working professionals ranging from Executive Vice President to Executives from varied backgrounds like IT, Human Resources, Marketing, Banking, Financial Services and Manufacturing.
^Work experience before completion of graduation will not be considered for calculating total experience. *Bachelor's degree awarded by any of the Universities incorporated by an act of the central or state legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as a University under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956 (http://www.ugc.ac.in/oldpdf/alluniversity.pdf ) or possess an equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of HRD, Government of India. The percentage of marks obtained by the candidate in the bachelor's degree would be calculated based on the practice followed by the university/institution from where the candidate has obtained the degree. In case the candidates are awarded grades/CGPA instead of marks, the conversion of grades/CGPA to percentage of marks would be based on the procedure certified by the university/ institution from where they have obtained the bachelor's degree. In case the university/ institution does not have any scheme for converting CGPA into equivalent marks, the equivalence would be established by dividing the candidate's CGPA by the maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Admission to the programme is based on the Profile Evaluation & Personal Interview through video conference mode.
The classes would be generally held on the following days and time:
Monday 6.45 PM - 9.45 PM
Sunday 3.30 PM - 6.30 PM
*Class schedule mentioned is subject to change. EPGP office reserves the rights to change the schedule.
If you would like to contact us about participating in the Executive Post Graduate Programmes (EPGP), please submit your contact detail in the below form. Your details will be forwarded to EPGP office, and you will receive a prompt response.
Executive Post Graduate Programmes
Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode
IIMK Campus P.O, Kunnamangalam
Kozhikode 673 570, Kerala, India
Ph -0495-2809417, 223, 412,225,224,416


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Wepware is a new web app which allows you to capture any web page or portion of it and organize it into Pinterest-like boards which can be easily published and shared on social media channels.
Unique strengths include the ability to capture dynamic information boxes (flight schedule, sport scores, etc.) that will continue to be updated even when they are inside your curated collections. In addition, such live dynamic info snippets can be easily pasted on any web page you want and kept there as a live reference.
My comment: Powerful dynamic capture feature allows the creation of unique dynamic dashboards that collect and organize information from various sources in real-time.
Available as a Chrome browser extension.
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I can see where this could be very useful to a business owner wanting to aggregate content for his/her customers.
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Moving to expand the reach of its API footprint in the cloud, IBM today announced the availability of an open beta for BlueMix.
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Online learning company Coursera has finally come to Android after launching an app for the Google-owned mobile platform.
The Gears of Gamification in Education Infographic presents the "what", the "who", the "why" and the "how of gamification in educational settings.
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At the What is SCORM Infographic you will understand what SCORM is and how it can make or break your ability to demonstrate the ROI from an e-learning course.
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"Scalar is a free, open source authoring and publishing platform that's designed to make it easy for authors to write long-form, born-digital scholarship online. Scalar enables users to assemble media from multiple sources and juxtapose them with their own writing in a variety of ways, with minimal technical expertise required.
More fundamentally, Scalar is a semantic web authoring tool that brings a considered balance between standardization and structural flexibility to all kinds of material. It includes a built-in reading interface as well as an API that enables Scalar content to be used to drive custom-designed applications. If you're dealing with small to moderate amounts of structured content and need a lightweight platform that encourages improvisation with your data model, Scalar may be the right solution for you."
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As headlined on the home page, "Introducing Scalar. Born-digital, open source, media-rich scholarly publishing that's as easy as blogging." This is a case where one should take the 4 or so minutes to watch the video overview that does a great job of describing the broad functionality of an intriguing, exciting platform. It is open, it uses standards, it supports multimedia, it can be non-linear, it is a great hypermedia tool. I look forward to learning more about this tool. It looks to be one that works more like I think than I have found recently.
As headlined on the home page, "Introducing Scalar. Born-digital, open source, media-rich scholarly publishing that's as easy as blogging." This is a case where one should take the 4 or so minutes to watch the video overview that does a great job of describing the broad functionality of an intriguing, exciting platform. It is open, it uses standards, it supports multimedia, it can be non-linear, it is a great hypermedia tool. I look forward to learning more about this tool. It looks to be one that works more like I think than I have found recently.
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Ron Carlson hadn't published a novel in more than a quarter-century when he put out the exquisite "Five Skies" in 2007. It's not that he wasn't working; during that period, he wrote five story collections and a work of YA fiction; he also ran the creative writing program at Arizona State University before taking an equivalent position at UC Irvine in 2006.
"I don't feel like there's been any time between anything," he told The Times after "Five Skies" appeared. "I just fell so deeply in love with the short story. Finally, I had the material I needed to get the novel right." That says a lot about Carlson's approach to fiction, which is to let ideas and situations percolate, and in so doing to articulate with care and nuance the inner lives of characters who themselves may not be emotionally articulate: men mostly, middle-aged, living in the rural west and wrestling with the sense that opportunity has passed them by.
Such is the case with "Return to Oakpine," which revolves around a group of high school friends 30 years after graduation, in the small Wyoming town where they were raised. The novel begins with a simple errand: A man named Craig Ralston is called upon to refurbish a garage apartment for his old compatriot Jimmy Brand, who is coming home to die.
The year is 1999, and Jimmy is nearing 50, a writer who left home after high school in the wake of a family tragedy. That Carlson doesn't reveal all this immediately is part of his method: to let us get situated in the narrative, to meet the various players, to see how much and how little the town has changed.
"It had been raining now for a little while," he writes, "and the water sheeted and merged as it ran down the windshield. It blurred the scene before him, the people across the football field in their coats, dots or red, brown, yellow, green, blue, three hundred people in the rain of Wyoming. They would blur and focus in the glass."
At the heart of such an image is the idea that we never escape the past, not even a little bit of it, that it becomes a lens, a filter, through which to measure ourselves. In a town such as Oakpine, this can't help but bleed into the present, reminding us of old hurts, old longings, of who we were and who we never will become.
Early in the book, after removing a long neglected boat from the garage, Craig encounters Jimmy's father, who takes in the scene before him without a word. "There are a thousand things, a thousand stories, and their parts that never get said," Craig thinks. "It's just a boat and just a garage, but they've choked him all this time. I'm no better. Words don't weigh an ounce, and I can't haul them."
Here, Carlson uses the particulars, these physical details, to get at the emotional material underneath. Jimmy's father hasn't spoken to his son in 30 years, partly because of that family tragedy (a boating accident in which another son, Matt, was killed) and partly because of his inability to deal with Jimmy's homosexuality.
A similar sense of isolation afflicts nearly everyone in the book. There is Craig, stuck in the family hardware business, "[a]ny satisfaction he'd gotten out of finding someone the right hex nut … ghosted, gone." There's his wife, Marci, engaged in a flirtation with her boss at the local art museum, which threatens her relationship with Craig like a ticking bomb. There's Mason, another old friend, "choking on his sublime unhappiness" as a lawyer for whom "[t]he mathematics of everything had grown murky and was now impossible." And then, of course, there's Jimmy, stricken with AIDS and looking for a way to make his last months meaningful, looking for a way to belong.
To highlight that, Carlson introduces music as a connective fiber; Jimmy, Craig, Mason and a fourth man, Frank (who now owns a local bar and brewery) had a band back in school. Now that they are all in town, the band reunites, after a fashion, with Craig's 17-year-old son Larry chiming in on guitar.
Lest this sound reductive, Carlson is too sharp, too subtle, to invest too much in it: Music is not going to save anyone, not in this life or in any other. He makes the point explicit in a flashback to a high school party where the band, at long last, hits its stride. "This is real," Jimmy exclaims. "This is the best" — only to realize, in the next instant, that "[w]e only have a year of this." Even at the moment of their most profound connection, the dissolution has begun.
On the one hand, that's because Jimmy knows he'll be leaving; in the late 1960s, in a small town in Wyoming, there is no place for him. But even more, it's because what is true for them is true for everyone, that circumstances get the better of us, that life will always intercede. "I thought, I guess," says Frank, looking back, "that we'd just be a band for a few years, something. But, we go to the reservoir, Matt drowns, and everybody vanishes. It was like time broke in two, and then we've had the rest."
There's a taciturn beauty to such a statement, with its sense of displacement and acceptance at once. This, too, is what Carlson wants to show us: that if his characters can find a way to see things clearly, they might achieve if not redemption then a kind of grace. "It was so close to being enough," he writes of Marci. "She was in some kind of weird era. She recognized that if she stood still, she'd sink." Still, Marci — like everyone here — remains aware of her commitments, of exactly what's at stake.
This is the tension that drives "Return to Oakpine," between what we want to do and what we need to do, between our dreams and our responsibilities. Or, as Carlson observes late in this elegant and moving novel, "There was a vague lump in his throat … that he had thought was excitement but now felt like an urgent sadness; actually it felt like both."
Return to Oakpine
A Novel
Ron Carlson
Viking: 264 pp., $25.95


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Nearby Dust Clouds in the Milky Way
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has photographed dense knots of dust and gas in our Milky Way Galaxy. This cosmic dust is a concentration of elements that are responsible for the formation of stars in our galaxy and throughout the universe. These dark, opaque knots of gas and dust are called "Bok globules," and they are absorbing light in the center of the nearby emission nebula and star-forming region, NGC 281. These images were taken with Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys in October 2005. NGC 281 is located nearly 9,500 light-years away in the direction of the constellation Cassiopeia.
Nearby Dust Clouds in the Milky Way
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As Americans throughout the nation prepare to celebrate Independence Day, there are as many different plans as there are families.
As Americans throughout the nation prepare to celebrate Independence Day, there are as many different plans as there are families.
For some, the nation's birthday is a time to hit the road to visit far-off friends or family members.
For others, it is a day for grilling, eating and passing some memorable moments with loved ones.
Still, others keep it more somber, choosing to put the emphasis on the extreme sacrifices so many have made in the past two-plus centuries in winning and protecting of our nation's freedoms.
Whether you are home or away, grilling or praying, you are more than likely to come across some fireworks on the Fourth.
And no matter what your plans entail, keeping safety in mind will make your holiday much more enjoyable for you and everyone else.
On the road, the numbers tell us that July 4 is the deadliest day of the year.
According to a recent release by Allstate Insurance, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety lists July 4 as the deadliest day on America's roads.
That is not a coincidence.
The mixture of festive gatherings and alcohol is a dangerous but curable combination.
Don't become one of the grim statistics. Make sure that if you plan to drink, you have a way to get yourself and your family home from the party.
This will make you and your family safer. As importantly, though, it will also make all the other motorists who might cross your path safer.
Then there are the fireworks.
As is the case every year, make sure you keep the fireworks safe and legal.
Fireworks are permitted only in certain places and at certain times. Check with your local police agency to see whether you can shoot them off at your location, and when they are permitted.
You don't want to run into legal problems on such a happy occasion.
Even if they are legal, make sure you properly supervise all the youngsters and keep them out of harm's way. Your best bet is to enjoy the free fireworks show Thursday night at Peltier Park in Thibodaux, part of the city's Let Freedom Ring festival that runs all day every Fourth of July.
Have fun on the Fourth. Celebrate the birth of our nation with your family and friends.
Most importantly, though, stay safe and sound so you can enjoy another festive Fourth next year.
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The character I like best was the Galactic Garoo because he can juggle. I thought this book was funny and informative. My favorite part was when they do their hair. This story reminds us how to keep healthy. I like it when it showed a boy on a skateboard.
I recommend this book to people who like the Cat in the Hat, because it involves him. I think first graders will think it is funny.


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Life Science: Session 4
Bottle Biology Spotlight
It's never too late to start your own Bottle Biology system. The bottle system that has been designed to accompany Sessions 3 and 4 – "Animal Life Cycles and Plant Life Cycles" – is called the "Brassica & Butterfly System." The plants depend on the animals, and vice versa, for completion of their life cycles. How do you think this works? Check out Bottle Biology Spotlights below to track the progress of our very own Essential Science for Teachers systems.
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Komentáře: 22
At our place it´s always about me, the "friendly staff".
I welcome them upon arrival and lead them through their whole stay, the dinner and the breakfast until checkout.
The guests seem to like a native, local person caring about them (Remember, we are locatd in the Alps at 1200m height, the surrounding mountains are high and the valleys are narrow. Just like some minds)
I like my business and i think, that´s what the guests feel and see.
In my property it's the cleanliness they notice firsthand. We have everything in light grey and white hues, so it already looks super bright and clean when you enter the apartment, and on top of that I do maintain a OCD level cleanliness, revising everything, not forgetting the nooks and weird spaces that so often can get messy. Recieve a lot of comments about the level of cleanliness.
Laura If by feedback you mean the scores they actually give me - It seems that I am the best asset ( I need to copy this in to someone :-p) But when it comes to actual comments I get many positive comments (both verbal and written) about the feeling guests get in living in a historical house. Having said that, I find that the more academically educated appreciate my place more. For example many of the walls are unpainted so as to expose the ancient stones. People adore seeing fossils in the limestone. But when you get a couple of teenagers keen on partying - history and fossils are less of a concern to them and they actually see the fact that some walls are unpainted as a sign of the place being ' unclean'.
Zvirgzdina - I know what you mean and I love staying in a place which seems almost ' sterile'. But that is because the house where I live and where I have my bed and breakfast can never be like that. Imagine going into an ancient castle (my house is not a castle but is slightly ' fortified'). The limestone walls shed some dust (just a tiny amount which I can easily clean) but guests who are not familiar with centuries old buildings do not understand that for example rubbing against some of the walls (just the ones on the lower floor) may leave limestone dust on their clothes. It is part and parcel of the experience of living in a part of history. Experts in conservation have restored my place and I am told that sealing the walls so that they do not shed is a bad idea and would damage the integrity of the whole structure.
Our Bed and Breakfast is in a Little town of Patzcuaro, Michoacan, Mexico. We are known for our Home which is not a original colonial, however we built it to have the charm of one ,but the conviences of new! Our biggest compliments come from both the food we serve and the knowledge of the Art and Artists, which are many, around us. Thirdly the comfort nd cleanliness of our rooms! Not say that we have had any negative feedback. My goal is to never hear any,lol! I am just waiting for the bombshell that I know will come! In the meantime I will keep baking and trying to please!
Ccpddb I am actually careful not to publicly give out too many details here (though the moderators and BDC) can of course be trusted, Google cannot be trusted. If you know how to communicate privately I'll be happy to give you details. But go ahead and google the name of your place. I did, and Google without my permission displayed my property with photos stolen from BDC and they even included my personal telephone number. Do not think of it as a good thing. Google allows people to give scores. One person gave my place a score of 1/5 and after some digging I found out it was a neighbour who had actually never stayed at my place but maybe she did not like the fact that I am doing well or that my guests may take up a couple of parking places. I've been able to remove the negative score and the telephone number but it took a lot of effort. Google did not help me remove the negative score - but the fact that I showed the person hat I know who she is worked fine. When it came to my private phone number - I had t ask a lawyer wo pointed me to the relatively new GDPR (EU data protection) and Google was afraid of that. So maybe this should serve as a warning to everyone: While we sometimes complain about reviews left by guests on BDC - Google will allow ANYBODY to leave a review. The ramifications of that should be obvious.
To keep this On Topic... ( sort of... ) - " How to get the best feedback... "
I live on site, so I interact with my guests all the time. - To make sure I get 'good feedback' from them - I push myself to ask them two simple questions...
1) If we could only 'Fix / Change' one thing...
- to make your next stay with us better... - What would that be ?
2) What was your biggest surprise, something you liked, but did not expect ?
The logic is: - the first one lets them 'complain' - without feeling bad about it. ( What is my biggest problem? ) - and the second is... what feature am I not promoting well enough on my property profile... - what ever they 'like' - it should be added to the property description !! ( even if you think it was obvious - it was not obvious to them !! )
Hi Joey,
I'm Sorry to hear about your trouble's with Google... but Google is just 'Software'... you can 'claim' your listing - they mail you a 'code' and then you are in control of your 'listing' on google and google maps. ( If Google found your number - then it's not a 'private' number. - you should have a second 'public' number - that you share online. ) - then get a 2 sim phone or a cheap 2nd phone. - so you can 'Turn Off' - if / when needed.
Yes, they allow anyone to post a review, but people will take that into consideration, some people have other reasons to post 'bad' reviews. Rather than worrying about one 'bad' apple - why not make sure all your 'happy customers' know they can also leave a review on 'google maps'... then have 99 'real' good reviews - then it does not matter what the one or two 'bad' people have to say.
MikeM Will you believe me if I tell you I've never watched Game of Thrones so I have no idea what you're saying? :-) No, but really, never watched a single episode.
Oh I think I got your reference to game of thrones now :-) MikeM as there was quite an uproar several years ago :-P
And MikeM I don't respond the second you ask a question as sometimes I do leave the PC :-) and yes you're right re area. I have seen privacy being eroded and I cling to the illusion that I can do something about it.
MikeM Am reading your comments in bits and I've just realised that you wrote about ' claiming' my listing on Google. Will try to see what that means in a moment as the only thing I managed to do with google was that they ' let me' build a website giving out even more info. You are right about telephone numbers not being really private since for example Google has it - but I assumed that they would not just post it online.
Re having two sim cards - that is the easiest thing to do, but I keep asking myself, what is the point? I feel that switching off the business line defeats the purpose of having it in the first place but posting it online where all spammers can see it irritates me. I kept getting these calls from a guy who who gave a very British name but who had a very Indian accent. He called at all hours trying to sell me his package which guaranteed bookings ..... When I blocked him he started hiding his number. I know that these are first world problems and ok I am now grumbling too much - must be low blood sugar :-P
Hi Joey,
if Google has your business 'listed' on the internet / Google Maps, and it was them that did it - then they are 'waiting for you to 'claim' the business. - but - if they let you 'build a website' - that means you have already claimed the business. - that means you are allowed to 'submit' corrections, and hope they get 'approved' - ( like change the mobile number listed. ) - Google thinks it's doing you a big favor by giving everyone your mobile number.
Did you need to wait for them to send you something in the mail ? ( to confirm you are living at or have legal access to that address? )
Dual Sim's... it's a small thing, but...
and your friends will always have your real number.
and it gives you the option to - Turn off 'ringer' - so you can sleep - and get the 'missed calls' / messages... but still have your phone's ringer 'on'... ( People on the internet don't know or care what time it is in your country. )
Also you can toss the sim, and start again, when the crazy calls - get too much.
( or ask for 'his' home number, so you can call him up later that night - when he is busy doing something else - and spoil his evening. )
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The Typos of Emperor Constans II was an Imperial edict issued by him in September of 647 or 648 and meant to supersede Heraclius' Echthesis.
It was probably the work of Patriarch Paul of Constantinople (r. 641-653). Attempting to secure peace during the Monothelitism controversy, it forbade the teaching of either the heretical Monothelitism or the Orthodox Dyothelitism, requiring that teaching should be limited only to that which had been decreed at the first five Ecumenical Councils.
When Pope St. Martin of Rome refused to accept the Typos, he was deposed and exiled to Crimea in 655. St. Maximus the Confessor earned exile to Thrace in 653 for his own refusal to sign.
The text of the Typos is preserved in the Acta of the Lateran Council of 649.
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Thursday, June 07, 2012
the lately in our home & why i love pictures
21 comments:
- kimberly said...
I so love seeing photos of your life with your girls as I feel like I am almost there! Thank you for sharing such lovely highlights of what it is like to live somewhere sunny and warm- added bonus! ;)
- 9:49 AM, June 07, 2012
- Kelli said...
Those are such wonderful pictures and really capture all of you and your sweet spirits. LOVE the one with your girls loving on the kiddoes...priceless. Those sunflowers are just stunning and makes me want to run to TJ right now!
- 10:08 AM, June 07, 2012
- Heather said...
I completely agree! I'm in love with instagram... love seeing all the pics that my daughters and their friends post. Sweet girls posting their fun little lives! I love pictures too! :)
- 10:56 AM, June 07, 2012
- Dana said...
Isn't it cool how having a camera with you at all times (ie. your phone) allows you to catch spur-of-the-moment treasures that would otherwise be missed?!
So neat to see pictures of your sweetie ministering in Clarkston! Our small little church from Alabama has spent a week there each summer for the last 5 years...
small world, huh?! :-)
- 11:24 AM, June 07, 2012
- susan said...
Love the photos and I LOVE THAT PHOTO BOARD!!! I'm SO making one for my office today! :) Thanks for the inspiration (as always).
- 12:02 PM, June 07, 2012
- Lolo @ The Adventures of Stig and Lolo said...
Thank you for sharing your special photos Paige!! I adore you guys....every single pic makes me smile :) Technology is amazing.....Bring on the summer!!!
- 12:18 PM, June 07, 2012
- 3 Peanuts said...
Love the peek a the everyday fantastic life of the Knudsen family. Harry is big into instagram.... only thing is we have old Iphones so our camera stinks. Someday, I'll upgrade.....
Thought of you today...Dave broke the ceramic spoon to my Anthro sugar bowl so i had to go re[lace it and now everytime I enter that store I think of you:)
- 12:32 PM, June 07, 2012
- Steven and Christy said...
Hi Paige,
My name is Christy, I live in North Carolina. So, I work at UNC Hospital as receptionist, and my deskmate and I love to stop and visit your blog. Most of the time, we ask one another if we have you checked in on "Paige"...we are major Brinkley fans! So, with as much inspiration as you share with Melissa and I, we would like to share some with you, grab your tissues and look at God's glory! Check out this blog, http://themourofamily.blogspot.com , Cameron was OB physician in our clinic/hospital, I think that you would love their amazing story. You may want to look back to about May14-ish, God has truly imprinted on this family. Best Regards- Christy & Melissa
- 12:41 PM, June 07, 2012
- slip4 said...
Love all your photos! I have always wanted to go to the Flying Biscuit ...need to get to Atlanta! (I live in Richmond, VA). Could I ask what protein powder you use?
- 1:28 PM, June 07, 2012
- Tiffany said...
:) love it when you share the lately and random!
Yea for summer!
- 2:16 PM, June 07, 2012
- Susan R said...
Gosh Dang Girl! You are gorgeous. I LOVE the photo of you and Dan...the whole thing just works.
Dan plays golf?! Oh man...he's a keeper. Gotta love a fella that plays golf.
Now...about Lil' Bit. I'd have to lock her away for awhile...she's getting cuter by the minute. I'll tell you what...that one is going to have the beaus lining up at the door.
Enjoy your summer.
- 4:00 PM, June 07, 2012
- AndeM1 said...
So glad summer is here....loved your summmer pictures. Do you know what type of fern you have in front of your fireplace? I have been looking for one, but not sure what type to get!!!!! Yours looks so pretty....
- 4:04 PM, June 07, 2012
- LouBoo said...
Paige - there is something so chilled out about these images, you seem to capture family life in all of them. The summer warmth just exudes and again, I am struck by how 'right' you seem to have got the balance in your life. Lovely to see. L x
- 4:17 PM, June 07, 2012
Always love looking at your photos..
Great family..
Enjoy the time with them and the summer season that is upon us..
Have a wonderful week..
- 4:21 PM, June 07, 2012
- Hannah said...
ok. i just LOVE looking at your pics!!! and...i won't lie...i REALLY love looking at all of the cutie cute cute clothes and jewelry you and your sweet girls wear!! if you would do an outfit rundown beside every picture....i would be in heaven!!!! love your style!!!!!
happy thursday!
- 6:08 PM, June 07, 2012
- susan@avintagefarmwife said...
Lovely collection of photos of a lovely family. Your bracelets-yum!
- 8:49 PM, June 07, 2012
Wow it's so crazy to recognize all of those places in your photos! I live 5 minutes from that flying biscuit, I bet eventually I'll see you out in public one day!
- 10:16 PM, June 07, 2012
- Wendy @ The Shabby Nest said...
I always love these sorts of posts from you! (And I love your photo board...thinking I better print out some photos and try the same thing around here!)
- 1:10 AM, June 08, 2012
- Jen Kershner said...
You know which picture was my favorite, right? It made me so happy to see Brinkley with that ball in his mouth. I've wondered if he plays with it. I'm telling you, Millie is obsessed with hers and has been from the day we brought her home from the Humane Society and she stole the ball from Emma.
- 5:24 AM, June 08, 2012
- Sibi said...
Morning Glory,
Your pictures are beautiful and filled with everything that defines you and your heart for your family...
Beauty. Goodness. Joy and Love.
Happy Weekend.
- 8:46 AM, June 08, 2012
- traci said...
i think you can learn a lot about someone from their instagram photos. yours are great. looks like a great list of books i need to read. have a great weekend.
- 11:06 AM, June 08, 2012


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In "Things Just Got Weird" news, Microsoft's head of Xbox, Phil Spencer, told PCGamesN that mouse and keyboard support for the Xbox One is probably just "months" away.
Apparently keyboard support is already working, with the kinks still being ironed out of mouse handling.
This is part of Microsoft's "Play Anywhere" project: when you buy a game that runs on both PC (locked into MS's "Universal Windows Platform," of course) and Xbone, you only have to buy one copy and you can play it on either platform.
The main advantage of this for Microsoft is that they'll get to start counting PC gamers in their Xbox Live user counts, which is how they report their quarterly earning (since October 2015) instead of Xbox hardware sales. And extrovert gamers on the PC will be able to talk to Xbox gamers.
Otherwise, I don't see much here for PC gamers. (Phil Spencer is, after all, the head of "Xbox," not of Gaming or of Windows.)
Sort of fascinating to think about what enabling mouse and keyboard on Xboxes might do, though. My guess: this opens up twitch games like Overwatch and MMORPGs, with their sweet, sweet microtransaction money, to Xbox owners.
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The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department wants to raise its camping rates for recreational vehicles and yurts beginning next spring in a move to keep service levels from dropping.
The department is taking public comment through August on its proposals to raise by $4 its daily rates for full-hookup RV sites, $2 a night for electrical RV hookups and $4 for yurts. No increase has been proposed for tent camping.
The changes would apply for the prime summer season and the discounted offseason that runs Oct. 1 through April 30.
If adopted, it would be the first rate increase since 2010, when the daily rates at tent sites went up $3 and all RV sites went up $4, state parks spokesman Chris Havel says.
No changes are proposed for day-use rates or one- or two-year passes.
Any increases would have to be approved by the Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission, and they would not go into effect until May 2014. The fee hikes are projected to raise $1.6 million in the ensuing 14 months before the current budget cycle ends, Havel says.
State parks attract about 2.4 million campers a year and visitors are expected to generate about $42 million of the department's $94.5 million two-year budget that began July 1, Havel says. The remaining funds come from RV registration and Oregon Lottery profits.
The agency receives no state general funds, Havel says.
State parks officials have been polling visitors to its automated campsite registration telephone number, and 78 percent of those who took the survey either strongly support or somewhat support the proposed increases, Havel says. Among Oregonians — who make up more than two-thirds of state parks visitors — that level of support rose to 82 percent, Havel says.
Those levels of support nearly mirror similar surveys before the 2010 rate increase, Havel says.
Under the proposal, full hookup sites would cost $48 in the summer, and yurts would go for $40 per night.
State parks officials are planning public meetings to gather comments on the proposal, but the closest one to Southern Oregon is in Culver.
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How can it help my children?
The Migrant Education Program works to ensure that migrant students (aged 3 to 21) fully benefit from the same free public education (pre-K - 12) provided to other students. This program offers services to help reduce the educational disruptions and other problems that result from repeated moves.
Every day you are faced with making decisions, and how well you make them can be affected by whether you are able to read, write, and speak English, and whether you have an understanding of how American culture works. You want to give your children every advantage you can in life. The Migrant Education Program is one of those advantages.What does the program offer?
Many services are available to migrant students in addition to the educational services provided by your school district. All services are provided free of charge. Some of the services that may be available include: Free lunch and breakfast (for every eligible migrant student) Even Start childcare After-school educational programs Tutoring and homework help Adult education (High School Diploma and English classes) College scholarship information Transportation Summer programs
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The Migrant Education Program offers wonderful tools for your students, but it also gives the entire family the opportunity to learn at home, right along with your children. Your children will be bringing home a great deal of educational materials everyone in the household can utilize and learn from.
How do I qualify?
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Note: Landscaping does not qualify. What is Migrant Education?
The Migrant Education Program is available to schools and families across the United States. Its focus is on helping families who work in agriculture—families like yours who know the importance of a good education for your children and realize the impact it can have on your entire family.
You may be eligible for a variety of local services to assist you and your children. A migrant recruiter will visit with you to determine if you are eligible for this program and what benefits the program may offer your family.
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Oklahoma City, Ok 73105-4599
Fax: (405) 522-5236
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Phone: (405) 521-3196
Rex Wall, Program Specialist
Phone: (405) 522-1935
Becky Nixon, Program Coordinator
Phone: (405) 522-5158
It is the policy of the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or disability in its programs or employment practices as required by Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Civil rights compliance inquiries related to the OSDE may be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer, Room 111, 2500 North Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105-4599, telephone number (405) 522-4930; or, the United States Department of Education's Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights. Inquiries or concerns regarding compliance with Title IX by local school districts should be presented to the local school district Title IX coordinator.
This publication, printed by the State Department of Education Printing Services, is issued by the Oklahoma State Department of Education as authorized by 70 O.S. § 3-104. Two hundred copies have been prepared using Title I federal funds at a cost of seventy-two dollars. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. June 2009
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- Museum members are those individuals who cannot or have not traced and documented their ancestry to John and Priscilla but who still wish to help preserve a most important landmark, the Alden House Historic Site and the precious heritage it represents.


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Clarkson University Seeks Input from Community on Next Era for Cheel Campus Center
Opened in 1991, Clarkson University's Cheel Arena and Campus Center is well-known as the home venue for the Clarkson Golden Knights men's and women's NCAA Division I hockey teams, as well as a variety of other University and community events each year.
As the building approaches its 23rd year of operations, the University plans to reinvest in the venue, replacing its aging mechanical systems, improving Clarkson's competitive position in Division I hockey, and enhancing patron amenities.
As part of its commitment to sustainability and maximizing the usage of all buildings on campus, the University hopes to leverage the space in Cheel for community programming and major University events in addition to addressing its infrastructure.
To this end, Clarkson is asking the North Country community, along with its students, alumni, corporate partners, employees and other friends, to participate in a survey, so that it can determine the greatest needs to consider in making key decisions regarding future improvements to Cheel. Space modifications, improvements or expansion plans for Cheel will be based on the identified needs and opportunities.
The survey is available until May 3 at http://www.clarkson.edu/cheel.
The Cheel Arena and Campus Center opened in August 1991 and was named in recognition of a major gift commitment by the late Helen Snell Cheel, daughter of Sara and North Country Congressman Bertrand H. Snell, a longtime Clarkson trustee. She and her husband, Harold Cheel, were the parents of the late Bertrand S. Cheel, Clarkson Class of 1962.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
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The One Thing You Should Cut From Your Morning Routine
Wait I thought flossing was supposed to be really good for you?!
Turns out, maybe not… and if you're doing it incorrectly you could be doing more harm than good.
An investigation has revealed that the evidence for flossing is "weak" and "inconclusive."
The Associated Press looked at over 25 studies carried out over the past decade that compared toothbrushing to the combination of toothbrushing with floss.
One commentary stated that any benefit to flossing is so tiny that it wouldn't even be noticed by users.
This is pretty crazy considering the US government has been recommending flossing since 1979!
While many people will be reluctant to ditch flossing entirely those who continue to floss are being urged to ensure they're doing it correctly.
Wayne Aldredge, president of the periodontists' group, recommends ditching the sawing movement and instead move the floss up and down the sides of the teeth.
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The Sports Xchange
By Larry Fleisher, The Sports Xchange
NEW YORK -- Left-hander Vidal Nuno and three relievers combined on a three-hitter as the New York Yankees blanked the Boston Red Sox, 6-0, Friday night in the opener of a three-game series at Yankee Stadium.
Third baseman Kelly Johnson and catcher Brian McCann hit two-run home runs and left fielder Brett Gardner added a solo home run for the Yankees, who have won six of eight meetings with Boston this season. First baseman Mark Teixeira added a sacrifice fly while shortstop Derek Jeter had two hits.
Nuno (2-4) won for the first time in nine starts by allowing two hits in 5 2/3 innings. He struck out five, walked two and retired eight straight hitters before his night ended following a two-out walk to Boston designated hitter David Ortiz.
Nuno's night did not start promising as he walked right fielder Brock Holt but he retired second baseman Dustin Pedroia, Ortiz and first baseman Mike Napoli. The only two hits against him were a leadoff single by catcher A.J. Pierzynski in the second and a one-out double by Holt in the third.
After Nuno exited to a standing ovation from the crowd, Dellin Betances pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings, Adam Warren pitched a perfect eighth and Matt Thornton finished off New York's sixth shutout
Right-hander Brandon Workman (1-1) returned from a six-game suspension for throwing near Tampa Bay third baseman Evan Longoria on May 30 and allowed four runs and seven hits in seven innings.
The Red Sox were shut out for the seventh time this season, did not get a runner to third and dropped to 2-6 on a 10-game road trip.
The Yankees took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Teixeira's sacrifice fly to left field scored Jeter. New York was unable to get more as designated hitter Carlos Beltran grounded out on the next pitch.
The Yankees nearly made it 2-0 in the second inning, but Holt leapt over the top of the right field wall to take a home run away from second baseman Brian Roberts.
Johnson drove a 1-1 fastball from Workman into the right field seats for a 3-0 lead with one out in the fourth. The Yankees then went up 4-0 on a solo home run by Gardner.
NOTES: The Red Sox said OF Shane Victorino (right hamstring) and 3B Will Middlebrooks (right index finger) are shut down from baseball activities. Boston also moved LHP Felix Doubront into the rotation for the time being. ... The Yankees said LHP CC Sabathia (right knee) will make a rehab start for Class A Tampa Bay on Saturday. The belief is that Sabathia will need at three starts before returning to the majors. He will begin start with a pitch count of 40 to 45 Saturday. ... New York also said RHP Michael Pineda (right shoulder) will play catch Saturday, a week after his originally scheduled throwing session.


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Rulon Gardner to headline fundraiser for Castle View's Joe Hunsaker
Olympic wrestling gold medalist Rulon Gardner headlines the May 9 fundraising event for Joe Hunsaker, the Castle View senior who broke his neck during a wrestling match in February.
Since the injury, Hunsaker has been at Craig Hospital, rehabilitating and learning how to use his wheelchair, as chronicled by his parents in the Joe Hunsaker's Battle Back Facebook account.
Proceeds from this event will be used to help subsidize the costs of the Hunsaker family's medical bills.
If you go…
What: Joe's Battle Back: An Evening to Celebrate
When: 6:30 p.m. May 9
Where: Douglas County Events Center, 500 Fairgrounds Drive, Castle Rock
Cost: $20
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Camp Alleghany
Other Names: Allegheny Mountain
Location: Pocahontas County
Campaign: Operations in Western Virginia (June-December 1861)
Date(s): December 13, 1861
Principal Commanders: Brig. Gen. Robert Milroy [US]; Col. Edward "Allegheny" Johnson [CS]
Forces Engaged: Brigades
Estimated Casualties: 283 total (US 137; CS 146)
Description: In December, Confederate forces under Col. Edward Johnson occupied the summit of Allegheny Mountain to defend the Staunton-Parkersburg Pike. A Union force under Brig. Gen. Robert Milroy attacked Johnson on December 13. Fighting continued for much of the morning as each side maneuvered to gain the advantage. Finally, Milroy's troops were repulsed, and he retreated to his camps near Cheat Mountain. At year's end, Edward Johnson remained at Camp Allegheny with five regiments, and Henry Heth was at Lewisburg with two regiments.
Result(s): Inconclusive
CWSAC Reference #: WV008
Preservation Priority: III.3 (Class C)
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NARRATIVE:Sheriff Richard A. Meyers is announcing the establishment of a "NO WAKE ZONE" effective immediately for the Rock River within Winnebago County, due to the high water and hazardous river conditions. Although the river currently remains open for use, it is predicted to rise to 11.1 feet by Saturday, June 29, 2013, which is over a foot above flood stage. (The Rock River is at 8.31 feet at Latham Road as of noon today, [June 25th].) Boaters and other users of the river are encouraged to avoid using the river for recreational purposes during this time as the presence of debris in the river creates hazardous conditions, which are difficult to detect. Additionally, the increased water flow creates a much faster current than what has been experienced over the past few months with the lower water levels. These conditions increase the likelihood of problems for boaters, which results in exposing first responders to dangerous conditions should a rescue situation develop. Other rivers, creeks, and streams throughout the County have also been affected by flooding; however most of those areas do not threaten homes. Motorists are also reminded that they should not drive through standing flood water. If they encounter an obstruction due to the water, they should turn around and proceed in a different direction rather than take a risk at driving forward. For current river conditions, and any further updates, contact the Sheriff's Office at (815) 319-6300, or the Rock River information telephone line at (815) 316-8888. You may also visit the Sheriff's Department's website at www.winnebagosheriff.com


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"All of You, From Just One Cell!?" at Clarkson University Science Cafe
"All of You, From Just One Cell!?" will be discussed by Clarkson University Assistant Professor of Biology Cintia Hongay at the Science Cafe on Wednesday, March 13, at 7:15 p.m. in the Potsdam Civic Center Community Room in Potsdam, N.Y., and on Tuesday, March 19, at 7:15 p.m. in the Park View Common Room, above the Blackbird Cafe, 107 Main St. in Canton, N.Y.
Our bodies contain tens of trillions of cells of about 210 different types, yet it all started out from just one single cell. How is this miracle accomplished?
Join Hongay as she explains the basics of embryogenesis (the sum of the steps resulting in the generation of a whole organism) and introduces us to her interesting research on the subject.
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Have you ever had sunchokes? They are also called Jerusalem Artichokes. They are funny, irregularly-shaped, lumpy, brown tubers. Just looking at them, "yum!" probably isn't the first word that comes to mind. However, they are magically delicious and I love them.
They aren't easily found... but whenever I come across them at the farmers market, I always stock up. Like most tubers, they last a while in the fridge, and they are easy to prepare.
I cut 'em up, spray on a little oil, sprinkle with a little salt & black pepper, and then roast them at 375 for about 30 minutes or so (stirring half-way through). I prefer them when they get these golden brown roasty bits on them like you see in the picture. Roasting them really brings out their natural sweetness and the roasted bits get chewy and caramelized. Oh boy, it is good.


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Most of the reviews for Microsoft's new tablet, the Surface Pro, weren't very good.
The common complaint was that Microsoft made far too many compromises in a device that wants to be a replacement for both your tablet and regular laptop.
Unfortunately, those compromises don't make the Surface Pro a good laptop or a good tablet.
Here are some of the key drawbacks:
- You only get about four hours of battery life.
- It's thicker and heavier than most tablets, including the original Surface, so it's not comfortable to use for extended periods of time.
- You need to spend an extra $120 on a keyboard cover if you want to unlock the Surface Pro's full array of features. (You wouldn't buy a laptop without a keyboard, would you?)
- It has a poor selection of tablet-optimized apps.
So why did Microsoft make all those compromises in the Surface Pro?
To be clear, I think Microsoft is on to something here, but it got way too head of itself. The future of computing is in touch. Everyone from Apple to Google to Amazon realizes that. When I s poke with one of the new Windows bosses, Tami Reller, the other week, she called Windows 8 computers "a new class of PC."
I think Reller is right, but the problem is Microsoft is trying too hard to bring us the future today, and technology hasn't caught up with an ambitious product like the Surface Pro. The Surface Pro had the potential to be as disruptive to desktop computing as the iPhone was to mobile phones, but in order to get it out the door within a reasonable period of time following the Windows 8 launch last fall, Microsoft had to fudge key features that people really care about such as battery life.
Even Microsoft's Surface boss, Panos Panay, admitted his team had to make some sacrifices to get the Pro out the door.
The good news is Microsoft and its third-party hardware partners aren't giving up. I've seen a slew of Windows 8 devices that are coming out soon, and they come in just about every configuration imaginable. A lot of them provide similar benefits as the Surface Pro, but are lighter, thinner, and cost a lot less. Keep your eye out.
Ideally, Microsoft would've waited until the Surface Pro and Windows 8 were perfect before launching, but it couldn't afford to. Apple and Google have been eating Microsoft's lunch in the mobile space, and Microsoft was forced to act quickly and ambitiously.
I have no doubt the Surface line will begin to improve over time, and I'm sure Microsoft will have fixed many of the common complaints when the Surface Pro 2 (or whatever they end up calling it) launches.
For now, we only have a flawed taste of what the future will be like.
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Designed for for UCD Property Services, the new six storey residential student block was built to accommodate 134 additional bed spaces and form the second stage of the University's Belfield Campus expansion. Combining fine architectural design and high performance construction – the new building incorporated sustainable building standards to 'design-out' thermal bridging and air-tightness problems.
When it came to the construction of a new £8.5 million Education and Enterprise (Eden) Centre at Europe's only ecumenical University, architects Halsall Lloyd Partnership required 21st century design features that had performance, durability and aesthetics in mind.
The German town of Aschersleben, known as the "Gateway to the Harz" (a region of great natural beauty) has in its midst a real architectural gem: the educational campus "Bildungszentrum Bestehornpark". In renovating and converting the former Bestehorn paper mill on the three-hectare site, the architects Lederer Ragnasdóttir Oei of Stuttgart rewrote the rule book for educational architecture in the state of Sachsen-Anhalt.
The new building of the Wrocław University Library is located at the boulevards on the Odra River.
Having had an extension of 2000 m2 floor space added to its existing layout, Ennepetal's Reichenbach Gymnasium high school can now offer not only enhanced all-day education but also a whole new range of facilities and services. In architectural terms, too, the project has been a resounding success, with a stylish interchange of solid and glazed elements creating fascinating visual aspects. The individual building components are a reflection of one another, their position creating an attractively framed external area suitable for a wide range of activities.
The former building of the library was erected according to the design prepared by architects Stefan Szyller and Antoni Jabłoński-Jasieńczyk in 1888.
Also called the Health and Entertainment Park, the SOLPARK KLESZCZÓW has operated in the market since 2009. It is a modern sports and recreation centre - the largest investment of the Kleszczów Community.
At the £55 million new-build Bideford College in Devon, careful selection of sustainable materials was of the utmost importance to help the building achieve a BREEAM rating of 'Excellent'. When choosing solutions to control the numerous doors throughout the building, product lifecycle and longevity were important to help create a sustainable and low maintenance building. To achieve this, a comprehensive range of products from DORMA was specified.
The classic façade of the historical main building of Leipzig University rises majestically into the old Saxony skies. Founded in 1409 by German dons and scholars, Leipzig University is the second-oldest in Germany. And there are many famous names on its roll of honour – including Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Nietzsche and Richard Wagner.
When facility managers at Ohio State University (OSU), one of the nation's largest campuses, set out to build a new state-of-the-art recreational facility, they undertook one of the largest, most complex college facility projects in the country. Their search for components that balanced outstanding durability, accessibility and high aesthetic value led them to select a variety of products from DORMA Architectural Hardware.
The "Margarete-Steiff-Schule" in Stuttgart and its students are confronted by their own particular challenges on a daily basis. All 150 children and teenagers are significantly hampered by their physical limitations, with many having to bear major and multiple disabilities. The school has now been extended, providing room not only for further classrooms and specialist teaching facilities but also a new focal point for the school in both the spatial and the social meaning.
Greenville Technical College (GTC) is one of 16 colleges making up the South Carolina Technical Education System, which provides affordable, quality education to residents in locations state-wide. As part of its commitment to provide up-to-date educational opportunities for area residents, GTC recently opened the Northwest Campus, a 110,000 sq ft, state-of-the-art, high-tech facility.
Schools and universities count among the most important buildings – whether private or municipal – of any metropolis. And architecture in this field too is undergoing something of a revolution, because people have become aware that good buildings promote the learning process.
Edgewood is an independent liberal arts institution in Madison, Wisconsin. Opened in 2007, its new four-story residence provides an example of environmental sustainability as well as a comfortable home to 168 students. From the outset, Dominican Hall was designed and built to meet Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) points and has become the first college or university residence in Wisconsin to receive Silver Certification.
The Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation witnessed a dream come true when K-12 students began the school year in a new $108 million, 473,000-sq-ft complex. The Cherokee Central School is an all-encom passing campus with three schools, three gyms, an auditorium, community center, sports arena, cafeteria, and an array of state-of-the-art athletic fields.
At Allerton High School the original specification of the main entrance automatic door operators simply did not make the grade. Within one year of its official opening, the stylish new double entrance was proving problematic. Unable to cope with the site's excessively windy conditions, the operators were not fit for purpose and didn't close the doors properly, leading to increased demand on the heating system, reduced staff comfort levels and security risks.


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LINDAU, GERMANY, June 28, 2002 -- New Mexico Tech alumna Bernadette Hernandez recently was named by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as one of 27 outstanding U.S. researchers selected to attend the 52nd Annual Convention of Nobel Laureates on July 1-5 in Lindau, Germany.
Hernandez graduated with bachelor of science degree in chemistry from New Mexico Tech in 1999. She currently is a graduate student at Colorado State University.
The DOE selected this year's participants from among a national pool of researchers who work at universities, national laboratories, or other federal facilities.
In the recent past, Hernandez has worked as a student intern at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque.
Continuing a tradition established in 1951, Nobel Laureates in chemistry, physics, or physiology and medicine convene each year in Lindau on a rotational basis by discipline to conduct informal talks and meetings with more than 400 students and young researchers from around the world. This year's international convention will focus on chemistry.
As a selected participant, Hernandez will attend informal roundtable sessions and small-group discussions led by any one of the Nobel Laureates attending the five-day convention.


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Wrexham & Shropshire, Part 1
After a long gestation period of behind the scenes legalities under the Open Access regulations, the Wrexham, Shropshire & Marylebone Railway started crew training operations in February 2008. These operations involved training on both traction and route knowledge, initially in two separate areas - Banbury to Marylebone and Wolverhampton to Wrexham. These are pictures from the Banbury to Marylebone section taken during the initial period up to introduction of the actual services in April 2008. Further training runs took place around the Birmingham area using a Class 121 "bubblecar" as the WSMR trains were likely to use any of the several routes available, though "moderation of competition" rules meant that restrictions on station stops precluded potentially lucrative custom from this area. Further pictures will be added in more collections covering the development of the railway, which became one of the most popular services in the country in terms of customer satisfaction, followed by its premature demise for reasons too complex to go into here...Read More
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Myers ensures Cobb has winning return
ST. PETERSBURG -- Alex Cobb was tired of answering the questions, seeing the replay and hearing the story. After exactly two months spent recovering from a concussion he suffered on this very mound, he was ready to pitch again.
On Thursday, Cobb took the hill against the Mariners at Tropicana Field, his first outing since being struck in the head by Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer's line drive on June 15.View Full Game Coverage
ST. PETERSBURG -- Alex Cobb was tired of answering the questions, seeing the replay and hearing the story. After exactly two months spent recovering from a concussion he suffered on this very mound, he was ready to pitch again.
On Thursday, Cobb took the hill against the Mariners at Tropicana Field, his first outing since being struck in the head by Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer's line drive on June 15.View Full Game Coverage
Backed by a sizzling Wil Myers, Cobb reminded the Rays faithful what kind of pitcher he is, allowing just one run -- a Raul Ibanez homer -- through five innings of work in the Rays' 7-1 win over the Mariners.
"I just wanted to be back to normal," Cobb said. "I want to stop talking about it. I want to stop getting attention for anything other than what's going on on the field. I think that we can do that now that this game has passed us."
The win, coupled with a Red Sox loss, puts the Rays two games behind Boston in the American League East.
Cobb knew he would be on a limited pitch count before the game, and he was on thin ice with the game tied in the fifth inning. After two quick outs, Dustin Ackley doubled and Cobb issued walks to Henry Blanco and Brad Miller.
Cobb then buckled down, striking out Nick Franklin on an full-count, 86-mph changeup to escape the bases-loaded jam unscathed.
"That was a very big pitch, because it was kind of eeking away at that point," Maddon said. "That's a huge pitch, because otherwise, we go to the bullpen, and it possibly turns into something different."
And Cobb's teammates came through in the nick of time to make sure he went home with his seventh win of the season.
In the bottom of the fifth, Sam Fuld and Sean Rodriguez started a rally with a pair of singles. Myers -- who went 3-for-4 and drove in four runs -- plated both runners with a double to the left-field corner, before Evan Longoria squared up his 23rd home run, a no-doubter to left field. Mariners starter Joe Saunders was removed for reliever Brandon Maurer after recording one out in the inning.
"It was one of those turning points in the game," Saunders said. "It gave them momentum, and it was hard to recover from that."
In all, Cobb gave up three hits and two walks while striking out six. He threw 88 pitches, 53 of them for strikes, and lowered his ERA to 2.94. He also became the first Rays starter to log a win in August.
Maddon said he saw enough from Cobb to remove the pitch-count restriction in his next outing.
"I got to a point where I know that going forward, I'll be getting better, and I can take a lot of stuff away from tonight's game and put it toward the bullpen session I'm going to have this week and the games that I'm going to be having in the future," Cobb said. "It was a good little step, again. Obviously, I'm not happy just going five. I want to go deeper into the game than that, and I thought I definitely had the opportunity to do that tonight."
After a rough July, Evan Longoria appears to have returned to form.
"That was awesome to see him do that," Myers said of Longoria. "I really feel like that put the game out of reach. He stayed on it, and everybody knew it was gone right off the bat."
The Mariners struck first with Ibanez's solo homer, but the Rays pulled even in the bottom of the third when Jose Lobaton led off the inning by drawing a walk. Back-to-back singles from Rodriguez and Myers scored Fuld.
Tampa Bay padded its lead in the seventh after Maurer hit Myers with a pitch. Longoria and Escobar followed with a pair of singles to score Myers. Then, Myers notched his fourth RBI of the night by plating Lobaton with a double in the eighth.
Myers was called up just after Cobb's injury. In the first Major League game that the righty and the rookie appeared in together, that run support turned out to be much more than Cobb or the Rays' bullpen needed.
"Everybody in the clubhouse was excited he was back, because we knew [Cobb] would give us a good game," said Myers.
Sam Strong is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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One of the biggest reasons I wanted to regain control over my legacy books was so I had say-so over the price. I felt that publishers price ebooks too high.
When I got my rights back, I lowered my prices to $3.99.
So, how has that worked out for me?
During the 31 days of March, I earned $102,000 on my self-pubbed books. Some of this was from my old titles that never found a publisher. But 90% of it was from the books I got back.
As you might guess, I'm incredibly happy and grateful. So I wanted to do something to celebrate.
For the next three days, my Jack Daniels, Jack Kilborn, and sci-fi books will each be 99 cents (with the exception of AFRAID, which is free 4/19 - 4/23).
So, if you've never tried my books before, now you can scoop up all eleven for about the price of what one used to cost in paperback.
It's something that no legacy publisher would ever do. Which is why I want to do it. Because I can.
This sale ends at 11:59pm Central Time on Sunday night. So get them while they're hot...
Please help spread the word about this sale by linking to this blog, or to the individual titles.
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|Welcome to the Concise History section on ToffeeWeb! This section includes an illustrated history of Everton football club. For details of it's creation, see the foreword and bibliography.
|PART I: 1878-1888 The Early Days
The first part of the History tells about the creation and early days of the club, before the English League was created.
|PART II: 1888-1915 Before World War I
Everton's first decades in the League. During this time, Everton won two Championships and the FA Cup.
|PART III: 1915-39 Between the Wars
Features some of the finest players who ever played for Everton (and anywhere in England): William Ralph "Dixie" Dean, Tommy Lawton, Joe Mercer and others.
|PART IV: 1945-61 The Bad Decades
Presents a less illustrious chapter in the club's past, including details of the last occasion Everton spent any time outside England's top division.
|PART V: 1961-73 Catterick's Rule
The 1960's are generally viewed as "The Golden Era" among Evertonians. During Harry Catterick's reign, Everton were always contending for honours.
|PART VI: 1973-81 The Barren Seventies
A grim decade for Evertonians, as the other lot across the park were winning everything, while Everton failed to get any trophies.
|PART VII: 1981-87 Howard's First Time
Howard Kendall's first spell as a manager was everything Evertonians could hope for, including our first European trophy.
|PART VIII: 1987-94 Top to Bottom
Details on how, from winning the Championship in 1987, Everton slid to become a relegation-threatened club in mere seven years.
|PART IX: 1994-97 A Royle Era
Portrays the tumultuous period for Joe Royle in charge, which includes the famous FA Cup win over Manchester United in 1995.
PART X: 1997-2001 Fear and Trepidation
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If I Still Blogged, This Post Would Be Called "I Was at Zach Braff's House Last Night"
A few weeks ago – back when "blogging" might still be listed on my Facebook profile under "activities" –
The party was called for 9 p.m., and
Two things about this: One, rarely does a celebrity have the opportunity to be called a liar to his face in his own home by a complete stranger. (How quirky!) Two, the transition from "Hi, I'm Zach
Is that the way it should be? Of course not. Maybe Josh's novel is very good. In fact, he said he wrote the book ". . . after hearing a story about a man who was an orthodox Jew, living in Long Island, who commuted to Times Square to run peep houses." I'm intrigued!
So I shake Zach's hand and thank him for having us, and by doing so hope to plant the subconscious seed that he personally invited us to his home. (
After that we mingled a bit, gave ourselves the grand tour (his bedroom is separated from the large kitchen/living room by huge double doors – must be nice), and played with his dog (
It is a really romantic bathroom.


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Well what can I say? Just came back from 10 days in Cabarete and what everyone says is true. It is kite-heaven!!! Winds were blowing everyday, starting on my Toro 16m, later on 12m X2, and occasionally on 9.1 Mach-1. My X-Shooter 144 is a hero!
The water is warmer than a bathtub, it gets crowded, but just go further out and there are no worries, the water is choppy, but flat through the reef and big swells out.
The food is fantastic and inexpensive (ok a few of us got a stomach flu for a couple of days but we needed the break anyway - right).
People are generally ok, but definetely not the friendliest cookies out there. Don't expect the Kailua smiles and hugs of friendship
I want to specially thank Marina, Stefan and their crew (Kim, John, Thomas)for making it so fun for us. Can't wait to get back.
Now it's time to check some Mexican spots.... Will get back with a report in 2-3 weeks. Cabarete we will be back!


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The other nine trackable hunter pets in Pandaria walk in predictable paths leaving footprints that eventually lead us to the beast making them. Originally all of their tracks were backwards, several have since been fixed when patch 5.1 went live. These beasts are completely stealthed, and the only thing that will make them visible is for them to walk through a flare. A Hunter's Mark placed on the beast will keep it visible to the hunter that placed the mark until the flare wears off.
Like the other nine beasts, Bombyx is stealthed and leaves tracks that can only be seen by hunters. His tracks however are unlike anything we've seen so far. He doesn't leave actual footprints as tracks, he instead leaves a trail of Heavily-Chewed Silkweed (pictured on the right in the screenshot below.) Unfortunately because these "tracks" are basically a small tuft of flowers (and look just like a smaller version of the Silkweed herb), they do not point in a particular direction. This makes determining the direction that Bombyx is travelling incredibly difficult.
As if not knowing which direction he were moving weren't difficult enough, he also moves VERY sporadically. He twists and turns, doubles back repeatedly and even stops in place for lengthy periods of time. In the screenshot below you can see there are Heavily-Chewed Silkweed tracks all over the place. Where does one even start looking for this guy?!
Well, I can't give you a precise map like I did with the other nine pets, but I can point you in the right direction. You should begin your search for Heavily-Chewed Silkweed within the small purple circle that I marked on the map below. I watched Bombyx for quite a while, and he never left this area in the time I spent watching him.
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If your having trouble locking down exactly where he is, I would advise tossing a flair at that location and waiting patiently for his return.
I've got a video below that shows this particular spot right at the beginning. After I tame him in the video, it continues on for a few minutes just watching where Bombyx walks. Hopefully this gives you an idea as to just how sneaky this squirmy wormy is.