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- New, third-generation flagship for Kia in the UK
- Start of second phase of Kia's brand transformation
- Major strides in engineering, refinement and quality
- New technologies, some never before offered in a Kia
- Seven seats, EU6 diesel engine and all-wheel drive as standard
- Emissions reduced; fuel economy improved
- Longer, lower, wider, roomier and more practical and versatile
- Priced from £28,795
Kia has launched the all-new Sorento, a car that is set to build on its consistent appeal to a diverse range of customers. This third-generation model will again change the way people see the brand as it is better equipped, more refined, stylish and technologically advanced than ever before. Six versions of Kia's UK flagship are now on sale, with prices starting at £28,795.
All versions of the new Sorento are powered by an EU6-compliant 2.2-litre turbodiesel engine which produces fewer harmful tailpipe emissions, is more fuel-efficient, less damaging to the environment, and which reduces running costs for personal and business owners. All have a new, permanent, intelligent all-wheel drive system and a versatile seven-seat interior. There are four trim levels, badged KX-1, KX-2, KX-3 and KX-4. Depending on model, buyers have the choice of six-speed manual or automatic transmission.
The third-generation Sorento is longer, lower and wider than the previous model thanks to an all-new platform, while an extended wheelbase creates greater room in all three rows of seats. Minutely detailed body and chassis engineering work has resulted in a car which is not only more engaging to drive, but also much more refined to travel in. Safety and convenience technologies new to the Sorento, and in some cases new to any Korean SUV, include Advanced Smart Cruise Control, Blind Spot Detection, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Departure Warning, Around View Monitoring, Adaptive Front Lighting and Speed Limit Information.
Executive class in every way
In 2006 Kia began a design-led revolution following the appointment of Peter Schreyer as Chief Design Officer – now President of Design for the entire Hyundai Motor Group. It was to be the start of Phase I of Kia's move away from being a company primarily focused on value. Phase II, which starts with the new Sorento, will see Kia match and surpass not only customer expectations but also the world's best car manufacturers for engineering, technology, refinement and quality.
The new Sorento offers executive-class space and versatility to match its executive-class style, quality and refinement. It is 95mm longer than the second-generation Sorento, has an 80mm greater wheelbase (now 2,780mm), is 15mm lower and 5mm wider. The significance of these dimensions is that headroom and legroom have been improved in all three rows of seats, and there is up to 90 litres more luggage capacity.
When starting work on the car, Kia had to decide whether to make it even more gentrified and saloon-like than the outgoing model, or to retain that car's much-valued towing and off-roading capability. In the end, it was able to do both.
The new model preserves familiar Sorento design cues like the shape of the D-pillar, but now has a sleeker profile which disguises its increased size, and deeply sculpted surfaces. The lower roof, rising belt line and more sweeping profile make it look bolder and more muscular, and for the first time there are pronounced rear shoulders in place of a crease line beneath the windows to give the car greater three-dimensionality.
Wrap-around, frame-integrated side doors fit more snugly into the overall profile of the car and allow for a wider opening. They also help to keep the seals completely free of dirt and moisture thrown up from the road, preventing passengers' clothes and hands from getting soiled. The rear features a highly sculpted registration plate housing, made possible by new laser-welding technologies being employed by Kia for the first time.
The new Sorento is the first car to be produced under Kia's new Global Quality Strategy, which became fully operational at the start of 2014. In the choice of materials, fit and finish and technology, the new Sorento is a significant step forward for Kia.
The Sorento designers spent a lot of time on the architecture of the cabin to reinforce its increased quality, space and practicality. The shape of the bottom of the windscreen was carefully crafted to emphasise the car's width, for example, while the sculpted lines give an impression of solidity, originality and modernity. Switches and buttons have been fastidiously grouped according to function and ergonomics, and they have an almost machined finish and action.
The standard instrument cluster features clear, stylish, white-on-black graphics which deliver essential information at a glance, but in KX-3 and KX-4 versions this is replaced by a seven-inch TFT (Thin Film Transistor) display which adds an even more premium look to the dashboard and allows greater personalisation of the information provided.
Already the new Sorento is reaping design awards. It has received the prestigious IF Design Award in Germany, with the international jury recognising not only the car's aesthetics but also its finish, innovation, environmental impact and safety. The Sorento is the seventh Kia to receive an IF Design Award.
Cleaner, more fuel-efficient EU6 diesel engine
In the UK all versions of the Sorento are powered by the 2.2-litre version of Kia's R-family turbodiesel engine, which now meets EU6 emissions requirements. It features a new, fourth-generation common-rail fuel injection system with increased injection pressure.
The engine now develops 197bhp (an increase of 3bhp) and 441Nm of torque (plus 19Nm), endowing the Sorento with outstanding driveability on- and off-road. A balancer shaft reduces vibrations and ensures the engine is extremely refined. Performance has been improved so that acceleration from 0-62mph now takes just 9.0 seconds (auto 9.6 seconds), and all versions have a top speed of 124mph.
For the first time in a Kia, automatic models as well as manuals feature the company's Intelligent Stop & Go (ISG) engine stop/start system to ensure that no fuel is used and no emissions are created when the car comes to a halt. This helps to improve both air quality and noise levels in urban areas. Automatic versions also have Kia's Active ECO feature, which adjusts the operation of the engine and transmission to promote maximum fuel economy in motion. As a result, all versions of the new Sorento have lower fuel consumption and emissions. Manual models on 17-inch wheels have combined economy of 49.6mpg with CO2 emissions of only 149g/km, while for all automatics the respective figures are 42.2mpg and 177g/km.
All versions have Trailer Stability Assist to make towing safer. It works through the ESC system, and continuously monitors vehicle stability, gently applying some front braking force if it detects a potential loss of control.
Drive Mode Select is also fitted to versions with automatic transmission. This allows the driver to select three steering modes, from a more comfort-oriented to a firmer, more sporty feel, according to preference. It also modifies the automatic transmission shift pattern.
Four trim levels and advanced new technologies
All four luxuriously appointed trim grades have seven seats, now with a 40:20:40 split in the middle row and a 50:50 split in the rear.
Depending on model, the new Sorento features a number of highly advanced new safety and convenience technologies. Some are firsts for any Kia, while others are appearing on a European-specification Kia for the first time.
They include Adaptive Smart Cruise Control to maintain a gap to the vehicle ahead, Speed Limit Information, Around View Monitoring, Cross Traffic Alert to prevent the owner from backing out of a parking space into the path of an approaching vehicle, a Smart Park Assist System which now includes reverse and parallel departure functions, Lane Departure Warning with Blind Spot Detection and self-dimming Adaptive Front Lighting.
UK versions of the new Sorento are built at Kia's Hwasung factory in Korea, and, as with every other model, are covered by the company's industry-leading seven-year or 100,000-mile transferable warranty, subject to the exclusion of routine wear-and-tear items.
For more information, please contact Westover Kia in Poole or Salisbury.


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Stagg has utilised all the experience they have gained over the years whilst building the STB-1UE. The bag is built from strong, black nylon that provides a snug and protective environment for a guitar on the move. There are two additional pouches - one large and one small - for accessories, saving the need to carry around extra bags for capos, strings, books, tuners etc. Completing the sturdy gigbag are the thick and comfortable handle and the two solid shoulder straps, making the case incredibly easy to carry whichever method you opt for.
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In the months leading up to the celebration of Fusion of the Sisters of St Joseph of Nazareth, Whanganui, with The Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, I've been having "fusion experiences" with Josephites from around the world.
May 17th 2013 - Pilgrimage to Rome "In the Footsteps of Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop"
Central and Federation Sisters of St Joseph are indistinguishable in Rome!Sr Monica Barlow and Sr Mary Ryan were our pilgrimage leaders. What a magnificent and resilient group of Josephites who took all difficulties and cultural differences in their stride.
June 2nd - Meeting the Irish Sisters at Roscrea
I attended the Pre-Chapter gathering with the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart, Ireland. What a wonderful welcome and hospitality from Eileen Kirby rsj in Dublin and from Margaret O'Sullivan and all the Sisters making a new life and mission in their home land. Someone lent Monica Cavanagh and me a car to have a trip around Tipperary and Clare before returning to Dublin.
June 23rd - Josephite Ecology Group meeting Temuka Convent, Mount Street, Sydney
Despite feeling the 'flu coming on after the long flight back to Australia, I attended the meeting - although I probably shouldn't have. There was great sharing between us about our different sabbatical experiences. We worked on some issues to present to the Chapter steering group before I returned to New Zealand, glad to be home again.
July 5th - Pre-Fusion meeting with Josephites in Whanganui
I was thrilled to share a meal with Sr Anne Derwin, Sr Colleen Keeble, Sr Lyndall Brown and our Whanganui Co-Ordinators during our preparation and anticipation of the Celebration of Fusion.
July 19th - Final Hui as Whanganui Josephites
Before leaving for France we had our Pre-Chapter day with Therese Carroll rsj and the final gathering as Whanganui Josephites. After our morning liturgy we had fun together with a Josephite version of 'Who wants to be a Millionaire', before our celebratory lunch with tributes allround. What a magnificent group of women!
31st July - The ruins of Montbel, Marist College near Hyéres, on the coast between Toulon and Nice
This was the highlight of highlights for me of the trip to France! It took such effort to locate this treasure, but I was very moved to talk to locals whose ancestors has either worked there or been taught there. Julian was asked to write the dedication hymn to St Joseph and to play the organ for the opening Mass. In 1903 it was ransacked by French Revolutionaries and is now occupied in parts not completely burn out.
August 3rd – 12th - Seminar: "Josephite Charism in the Light of Evolutionary Cosmology" International Centre, Le Puy, France
Global Josephites visit Bas-en-Basset, the birthplace of Jeanne Fontbonne, who chose Mother Saint John Fontbonne as her religious name. She re-founded the Lyon Institute after the French Revolution. The whole seminar was an insertion into the Global reality of Josephites joining from five Continents - and New Zealand for the first time!
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One of the worst kept secrets of NLL expansion. Was acknowledged by NLL commissioner Nick Sakiewicz. today to Philly.com While light on details. Discussions are on going. According to Sakiewicz.
Archive for July, 2016
NLL talks Philly ReturnPosted: July 28, 2016 in NLL, Philadelphia
Tags: expansion
2016 NLL HOF FinalistsPosted: July 28, 2016 in Uncategorized
Only sure fire one to be inducted is Tavares. Followed by Sanderson. The others might have wait.
Draft DatePosted: July 27, 2016 in Uncategorized
The National Lacrosse League has announced the 2016 NLL Draft will take place on Monday, Sept. 26 at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre (TRAC) in Oakville, Ontario. Watch live on NLL.com starting at 7 p.m. ET as the league welcomes its newest crop of rookies ahead of the 2017 season.
League events at TRAC begin with the 2016 NLL Combine from Saturday, Sept. 24 to Sunday, Sept. 25 as prospects look to showcase their skills to the teams one final time before Monday's Draft. The 2016 NLL Season Awards Ceremony is set for Tuesday, Sept. 27 with the league announcing winners from the pool of finalists along with All-Pro and All-Rookie Teams.
Rock name Matt Sayer Head CoachPosted: July 26, 2016 in Uncategorized
This is a safe hire by the Rock. Feels like a Wings hire, "keeping it in the family". Now lets see what Rock management give Sawyer to work with. Going to be tough to crack in the top three in the East, regardless.
2016 Draft OrderPosted: July 22, 2016 in Uncategorized
Subject to change of course.
1. Saskatchewan (from Vancouver)
2. Toronto
3. Saskatchewan (from Rochester)
4. Georgia
5. Calgary
6. Rochester (from New England)
7. Rochester (from Colorado)
8. Georgia (from Buffalo)
9. Saskatchewan
10. Georgia (compensatory selection)
11. Vancouver
12. Toronto (from Toronto via New England)
13. Buffalo (from Rochester)
14. Georgia
15. Calgary
16. Buffalo (from New England)
17. Georgia (from Colorado)
18. Buffalo
19. Saskatchewan
20. Georgia (compensatory selection)
21. Calgary (compensatory selection)
22. Georgia (from Vancouver)
23. Toronto
24. Georgia (from Rochester)
25. Georgia
26. Calgary
27. Calgary (from New England)
28. Georgia (from Colorado)
29. Rochester (from Buffalo)
30. Saskatchewan
31. Buffalo (compensatory selection)
32. Vancouver
33. New England (from Toronto)
34. Rochester
35. Georgia
36. Calgary
37. New England
38. Colorado
39. Buffalo
40. Saskatchewan
41. Vancouver
42. Toronto
43. Rochester
44. Georgia
45. Calgary
46. Colorado
47. Buffalo
48. Saskatchewan
49. Vancouver
50. Toronto
51. Rochester
52. Buffalo (from Georgia)
53. Calgary
54. New England
55. Colorado
56. New England (from Buffalo)
57. Saskatchewan
The Swarm, Roughnecks and Buffalo Bandits were awarded compensatory draft selections as a result of losing players to unrestricted free agency prior to the 2016 NLL season.
The Swarm will receive a first-round selection (10th overall) in the 2016 NLL Draft and one selection at the conclusion of the first round of the 2017 NLL Draft for losing forward Callum Crawford, who signed with the Colorado Mammoth. Georgia was also awarded a second-round selection (20th overall) in 2016 after defenseman Greg Downing signed with the Mammoth.
The Roughnecks have been awarded a second-round selection (21st overall) in the 2016 NLL Draft for losing defenseman Jeff Moleski, who signed with the Vancouver Stealth.
The Bandits will receive a third-round selection (31st overall) in the 2016 NLL Draft after losing defenseman Derek Suddons to the New England Black Wolves.
The awarding of compensatory draft selections is outlined in the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement under Article 7 (Free Agency) in Section 7.2 (Unrestricted Free Agency):
F. Compensatory Draft Selections. Any club that loses an Unrestricted Free Agent shall be eligible to receive a compensatory draft selection(s) that will be issued by the League in a formula to be determined solely by the League.
Information regarding the 2016 NLL Draft and Combine (including eligibility and registration information) will be announced in the coming weeks with more details forthcoming.
NLL Free Agency TrackerPosted: July 20, 2016 in Uncategorized
Almost time for NLL free agency. Wake us when the schedule is released.
Buffalo Bandits
Restricted Free Agents
Mitch Jones
Joe Smith
Nick Weiss
Unrestricted Free Agents
David Brock
Chad Culp
Jamie Rooney
Billy Dee Smith
Jay Thorimbert
Andrew Watt
Calgary Roughnecks
Restricted Free Agents
Tyler Burton
Tyler Digby (signed)
Greg Harnett
Curtis Manning
Garrett McIntosh (signed)
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Jon Harnett
Dan MacRae
Unrestricted Free Agents
Pete McFetridge
Mike Poulin
Colorado Mammoth
Restricted Free Agents
Joey Cupido
Jackson Decker
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Cam Holding
Unrestricted Free Agents
Ilija Gajic
Jamie Lincoln
John Orsen
Georgia Swarm
Restricted Free Agents
Zach Higgins
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Brodie MacDonald (qualified)
Johnny Powless (qualified)
Unrestricted Free Agents
New England Black Wolves
Restricted Free Agents
Dan Ball
Tye Belanger
Ned Crotty
Ryan Hotaling
Jeff Reynolds
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Kyle Buchanan (qualified & signed)
Mike McNamara (qualified)
Max Seibald (Blast for the past, too bad he sucks indoors.)
Unrestricted Free Agents
Kevin Buchanan
Brett Bucktooth
Stephen Hoar
Brett Manney (signed)
Brendan Mundorf
Kyle Hartzell
Rochester Knighthawks
Restricted Free Agents
Dylan Evans (signed)
Josh Gillam
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Mike Manley
Unrestricted Free Agents
Mac Allen
Scott Campbell (signed)
Scott Self
Cory Vitarelli
Saskatchewan Rush
Restricted Free Agents
Tyler Carlson
Curtis Knight (signed)
Riley Loewen
Jeremy Thompson
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Chris Corbeil (qualified)
Kyle Rubisch (qualified)
Unrestricted Free Agents
Aaron Bold (Franchise tag?)
Toronto Rock
Restricted Free Agents
Bradley Kri
Scott Johnston
Brock Sorensen
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Paul Rabil
Nick Rose
Unrestricted Free Agents
Colin Doyle
Jeff Gilbert
Bill Greer
Mike Grimes
Stephan Leblanc
Rob Marshall
Pat Merrill
Brandon Miller
Vancouver Stealth
Restricted Free Agents
Travis Cornwall
Mitch McMichael
Justin Salt (signed)
Jarrett Toll
Potential Restricted Free Agents
Tyler Garrison (qualified)
Rory Smith
Unrestricted Free Agents
Ian Hawksbee
Curtis Hodgson (signed)
Jeff Moleski
Chris O'Dougherty
Tyler Richards
Cliff Smith
NLL moves league office to Philadelphia regionPosted: July 18, 2016 in Uncategorized
Move has been in the works for awhile. The league will now operate out of top floor suite at Spring Mill Corporate Center at 1100 E Hector Street. Now lets see if the Nick and co can grow the league's footprint.
Rock hire Assistant GMPosted: July 5, 2016 in NLL, Toronto Rock
The Josh Sanderson hiring comes as no surprise. It has long been expected. Too bad Dawick, did not step down as GM. Kind of reminds me the old boy network in Philly. Guess it will be a short list of head coach candidates. For the bench job in Toronto.
Rabil to TorontoPosted: July 1, 2016 in Uncategorized
What is in the water in Toronto?
Rock acquire American field star for fourth round pick in 2016. We do not understand this move from Toronto. As Rabil, will be a fly in. Also where does he fit? Surely there are better players available in Toronto's backyard. Since Rabil is a marginal box player to begin with. His bread and butter is field lacrosse. Hence why he's been out of the league since 2013.
Unless this trade was done. To flip Rabil to an expansion team in a year or two. (Dallas, Philly)


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Guidelines and Policies
Substitute Decision Making Guidelines NSW
NSW Guardianship Tribunal
Guidelines on what substitute consent is and when, under the Guardianship Act, it is required.
Australian Guardianship and Administration Council
Guardianship Act 1987 NSW
NSW Parliament
The Act regards the guardianship of persons who have a disability and the authority of guardians, where necessary, to consent to medical treatment.
Guardianship and Administration Act 2000
Queensland Parliamentary Counsel
Guardianship and Administration Laws across Australia [PDF]
Intellectual Disability Rights Service
Guardianship and Administrators
Aged Care Australia – Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing
Guardianship Board
South Australian Government
Guardianship Regulation 2005 NSW
NSW Government
Provides regulations regarding consent under the Guardianship Act for certain types of medical treatment and the keeping of records.
Guardianship Tribunal NSW
The Tribunal exercises a protective jurisdiction and facilitates substitute decision making by hearing and determining applications for the appointment of guardians and financial managers for adults with decision-making disabilities. it can also provide consent to medical or dental treatment or approve a clinical trial so that people with a decision making disability can take part.
Guardianship Tribunal Information – Person Responsible [PDF] NSW
NSW Guardianship Tribunal
Under the Guardianship legislation, if a person is unable to consent to treatment a person responsible can consent in their place. This fact sheet outlines who is the person responsible and their role and responsibilities.
Victorian Civil and Administration Tribunal Vic
VCAT can appoint guardians and administrators for people with a decision-making disability and can consent to certain types of medical treatment.
Toolkits and Protocols
Consent to Medical Treatment – Patient Information NSW
NSW Health
Requirements for the provision of information to patients and obtaining consent to medical treatment.
Making Decisions for Others: The Principles of Substitute Decision-Making
St. Joseph's Health Care, London
Model Code of Ethics for Guardians [PDF]
National Guardianship Association
The International Guardianship Network (IGN)
The International Guardianship Network (IGN) is a non-profit and non-government organisation
Papers, Reports and Books
Patients' perspectives of the substitute decision maker: who makes better decisions?
Mirzaei K, Milanifar A, Asghari F. J Med Ethics (2011)
FM (Review Guardianship and Medical Consent) [2012] TASGAB 24
Limits on consent – administration of drugs to control behaviour.


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1/2 cup (about 3 ounces) stemmed & quartered, dried Black Mission figs
3/4 cups water
1 cup black olives; Nicoise, Lyon, or Greek, rinsed and pitted
1 1/2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 teaspoons whole-grain mustard
1 small garlic clove, peeled
1/2 tablespoon capers, rinsed and drained
1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh rosemary
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
black pepper and salt, if necessary
In a medium-sized saucepan, simmer the figs in the water for about 30 minutes, until very tender. Drain, reserving a few tablespoons of the liquid.
If using a food processor, pulse the pitted olives, drained figs, lemon juice, mustard, garlic, capers, and fresh rosemary to create a thick paste. Pulse in the olive oil until you've achieved a chunky-smooth paste. Season with black pepper and salt, if necessary. (The spread can be thinned with a bit of the reserved fig poaching liquid.)
If using a mortar and pestle, mash the olives with the garlic, capers, and fresh rosemary. Pound in the drained figs (I like the way that sounds!). Once they are broken up, add the olive oil and season with black pepper, fig poaching liquid, and salt, if necessary.
Serve this tapenade with slices of baguette that have been lightly brushed with olive oil and toasted in the oven, or smear a layer of it on a sandwich with goat cheese, juicy-ripe summer tomatoes, and lightly dressed arugola.
Make one day ahead, if possible.
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Hi my name is Nicole Nelson and it is a big year for me as I feel like I'm still in my late 20's, but no, that's not the case. I am in my 40's now. I have two teenage sons, my husband and two Shih-tzu idiot dogs that keep us entertained. My oldest son Tucker keeps bringing home pets without permission. So we have Peanut Butter the rabbit, aka "he only cost $5 at the fair" and the newest furry fiend is Muffins, a gray kitty that Tucker took from his best friend's house. I think I may have to send that one back.
I really love the retro, vintage, shabby look. The prospect of the next junk find is probably where the term "junkie" came from. I am new to blogging, but my passion for the possibility of having my own domain, my own store to organize as I want, is nothing new.
My hobbies are decorating, refinishing outdated furniture, shopping, reading, attending my kid's sporting events and going to the lake. I am self taught with my crafting, everything except for a crochet class that was taught by a sweet 85 year young lady. My history has been, I buy all the materials to get my hobby on, then teach myself enough to satisfy. Then I move on to the next one.
I think the biggest hobby of all would be shopping, I think the hubby would agree.
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Bruce Springsteen has finally jumped off the political fence and landed on the left. He'll be performing across "battleground" states with many other artists to oust the Bush administration. That's gotta sting for Dubya
This is great.
Other performers include the Dave Matthews Band, James Taylor, the Dixie Chicks, John Fogerty, Pearl Jam, R.E.M, John Mellencamp, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Keb' Mo, Babyface, Jurassic 5, Death Cab for Cutie and Bright Eyes.
According to this article, Bush has no concerts lined up himself. Though I'm sure Att'y General Ashcroft would be happy to add his patriotic cacophony for free
Check out the official organization info and get involved yourself
If you don't live in a battleground state, and you like music, and you hate Bush, then check out Concertsforvictory.com -- all money goes to the same organization, and they raised over $200K for Kerry so far!


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How Long Does It Take Before HIV Symptoms Appear?
HIV-disease has four stages. The first stage and last two are symptomatic, while the second and longest, latency, have no symptoms. The appearance of symptoms varies greatly, based on whether the individual is taking anti-retroviral therapy, general health and other variables.
Acute HIV Infection
Within the first month after infection, some people experience a flu-like illness that lasts for about 2 weeks. Symptoms include fever, headache and muscle aches, swollen lymph nodes, diarrhea, nausea and lack of appetite, and skin rash (see links in References).
Latency is the longest stage of HIV disease. During this time, there are no symptoms of HIV. This period lasts for an average of 10 years but sometimes lasts up to 25.
Symptomatic HIV
Symptomatic HIV occurs after latency and generally lasts 1 to 3 years. Symptoms include persistent swollen lymph nodes, fatigue, diarrhea, night sweats, fever, skin and breathing problems.
AIDS follows symptomatic HIV when CD4+ cell counts fall below 200 per cubic milliliter of blood. Stage 4 HIV disease might follow HIV infection by more than 20 years and depends greatly on whether treatment has been administered, whether it has been effective and how well the person's general health has been maintained (smoking, diet, exercise).
The symptoms of acute HIV infection are not diagnostic for HIV, so it is important to know your status through testing. HIVTest.org provides the names and locations of testing centers based on your ZIP code (see link in Resources.


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Monday, May 21, 2012
Tips for Conserving Water in the Garden {Guest Post}
Using less water in your garden can save you money and is good for the earth!
There are easy ways to use less water in your home garden each season.
Read on for tips for how to conserve water in the garden!
Water conservation is something to consider throughout the entire year. Not only is it a beneficial way to lower water bills but can also help reservoirs stay at capacity should there be a drought. Overall, it helps the environment we live in by ensuring there's enough of the wet stuff to go around.
At the same time, with the warmer season here conserving gets a little trickier because between now and autumn many of us can be found standing in the yard with hose in hand feeding our gardens and lawns gallons upon gallons of water. The reason is we fear the sun's impact from morning till evening will cause vegetables and flowers to shrivel up and die in the heat of the day.
However, it's important to realize most plants have strong tolerances towards sun and unless specifically noted don't need as much water as we think.
That's why whenever possible instilling some basic water conservation tips into our watering routine can bring about a change in our overall water usage. Doing some of these can also help plants better sustain themselves during long summer days.
How to water
When we go out to water the garden we often do just that; water the entire garden from head to toe wetting everything in sight. From a practical perspective this means watering things that don't need it such as leaves, weeds, open spaces, etc. By doing so we're provoking competition between plants we hope to nurture and ones we care less about.
While there is a practice called foliar feeding whereby plants receive nutrition through the leaves feeding roots is ideal because that's where the majority of a plant's nutrition comes from.
Although containing watering at the base of plants can get a little tedious, especially if we're running off to work and have little time, taking a few extra minutes to try and aim for the roots is one of the best ways to conserve water in the garden.
When to water
The worst time to water the garden and yard is during midday when temperatures are the hottest. The best time to water, however, is in the early morning. That's when the sun has not yet risen high and its heat won't cause water to evaporate quickly. It gives water a chance to seep into the ground and dampen roots strengthening them for the journey from sunrise till sunset.
Although morning watering is preferable feeding in the evening is another option. Just be careful as moisture lingering into the night may attract certain types of fungi and pests like snails which will eat your vegetation.
Reusing water
Water for the garden doesn't have to always come from the tap, as there are numerous other places around the house where it can be harnessed for the garden instead of being spilled down the drain.
Some include water from boiled vegetables, a glass of tea, or shower water caught in a bucket while waiting for the stream to warm up.
By focusing on reusing water from these and other places you'll be surprised at how much is wasted around the home on a daily basis and may even start considering other ways to make a difference.
Finally, a great way to keep soil moist for hours after watering is by mulching around plants. Doing so blocks intense heat from the sun that would otherwise speed the drying process. It means that while plants are catching strong rays mulch in the form of dry brush, bark, or wood chips is giving ample security to the root system below.
At the end of the day mulching allows you to use very little water and make every last drop count.
Jakob Barry is a home improvement journalist for Networx.com. He writes on environmental topics for pros across the U.S. like Jersey City, NJ, plumbers.
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Answers and links to further information on frequently asked questions related to Zoo Zurich.
Do you have questions or comments? Please get in touch.
Is Zoo Zurich open on public holidays?
Yes. Zoo Zurich is open 365 (or 366) days a year.
Are parking lots available at Zoo Zurich? What do they cost? How long can I park?
Zoo Zurich recommends using public transport to get to the zoo. A limited number of metered parking lots belonging to the City of Zurich are available for cars. If all parking lots are occupied, visitors need to use external parking lots.
Parking rates: from Monday to Saturday, CHF 0.50/hour, on Sundays and public holidays, CHF 2.00/hour. Maximum parking duration: Monday to Saturday, 6 hours, Sundays and public holidays, 8 hours.
How do I best get to Zoo Zurich using public transport?
There are many bus and tram connections from Zurich and Stettbach:
Do non-guided groups need to register?
No. Non-guided groups do not need to register in advance. The leader of the group is requested to state the number of people in the group at the main cash desk and obtain tickets for the entire group. The group members should wait away from the main cash desk.
Is there a discount for recipients of AHV (pensioners)?
Yes. Every Monday (except public holidays) there is a special price of CHF 21.– for persons over 64 years of age.
Who can be included in an annual family ticket? How many people can be included?
An annual family ticket to Zoo Zurich covers ...
Can I buy gift vouchers for Zoo Zurich?
Yes. You can buy gift vouchers online (credit card), by telephone on 044 254 25 43 or by email (invoice with a deposit slip). Shipping costs CHF 7.00.
Are dogs allowed at Zoo Zurich?
No. Dogs are not allowed in Zoo Zurich. Dog crates are available from the main desk.
Exception: guide dogs and helping dogs for visitors with motor disabilities are allowed in Zoo Zurich. The Saimiri Island in the Pantanal area is exempt, however. Not even assistance dogs can enter there.
Are you allowed to eat in the animal enclosures?
Yes, with the exception of the Masoala Rain Forest. We also ask you to refrain from bringing your own food into the restaurants.
Are there barbecue places at Zoo Zurich?
No. For safety reasons, there are no fireplaces on the premises of the zoo. Several fireplaces are freely available in the adjacent forest on Zürichberg.
All picnic spots and playgrounds at Zoo Zurich are marked on the zoo map.
What do I do if I have lost something at Zoo Zurich?
Contact the visitors' center near the main entrance (044 254 25 43) or register the lost item in our online Lost & Found.
Are lockers available at Zoo Zurich?
Yes. They are located near the main entrance and at the Masoala Rain Forest.
Are there any ATMs at Zoo Zurich?
Not on the zoo premises themselves.An ATM operated by ZKB can be found immediately below the main entrance.
Is there a mobile phone charging station at Zoo Zurich?
Yes. It is located at the Pantanal restaurant. Use at your own risk; Zoo Zurich does not assume any liability.
Is there a discount for entrance exclusively to the Masoala Rain Forest?
No. The Masoala Rain Forest is an integral feature of Zoo Zurich.
Why are the adventure paths in the Masoala Rain Forest closed off?
The adventure paths can only be entered in the company of a visitor guide. This is for safety reasons, to ensure that the animals get sufficient rest and to protect the sensitive flora.
Are there individual guided tours of the Masoala Rain Forest?
FTZ, the volunteers team of Zoo Zurich, offers guided tours on the adventure paths every Saturday between 10.30 and 11.30 am. Prior registration is not required.
We also offer a public adventure tour at regular intervals.
Guided tours for groups of 20 people and more can be booked from our events department.
Is the Masoala Rain Forest accessible to people with walking aids?
Yes. The main paths of the Masoala Rain Forest are paved with tarmac and accessible to wheelchairs.
Is it possible to sponsor an animal? How will my money be used?
Yes. Your sponsorship will cover food and care for your sponsored animal for one year.
Are other types of sponsorship available?
Yes. Besides the animal sponsorship program, you can also sponsor plants.
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Not too much to report today, it was a travel day with a good stop in St Cloud, Minnesota for some shopping and an oil change. Then we went off to walk through the Munsinger Garden along the banks of the Mississippi River. The Mississippi isn't the river we remembered from our cruising days, up here it is a much smaller and very slow moving river.
The flowers are a treat for just about any photographer and Carol was pointing out all the different kinds, and I even correctly identified a Zinnia. . . From St Cloud we took route 10 down to St Paul, a busy route and with some construction thrown in for good measure. With the traffic and traffic lights this was quite different from the long straights open highways of North Dakota.
We checked into our hotel and sought out the local pub, tasted their handcrafted brews and even tried poutine - something we saw on every menu in Canada but never tried. We thought what the heck. Poutine is French fries, cheese curd and beef gravy with a few onions thrown in for good measure. It was delicious, likely not recommended by any doctor, but delicious. It was also so filling, coupled with the beer the neither of us could finish our supper. . . tomorrow is another day.


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This highly successful and innovative MPH in Public Health welcomes UK, EU and international applicants from a wide range of professions. It focuses on the health of communities as a recognised concern to a wide group of professionals. In our course, you will discover how health is related to individual biology and genetics, as well as to behavioural, social and environmental factors. We show how good health can be a right, not a privilege.
This course is suitable for those seeking a career in public health; traditionally people from clinical backgrounds and allied health professionals. Those with a non-health-related degree who have work experience in a health-related field are welcome and encouraged to apply. The course will appeal if you are seeking to broaden your knowledge and skill set, or are preparing for advancement in your field or career.
The modules are delivered in a variety of styles, using workshops, lectures, and online directed and self-directed learning. We offer a range of opportunities to gain work experience with local public health organisations.
We also offer a similar course through distance learning.
Our MSc has now become a MPH but hear what our former students have to say about studying Public Health at Oxford Brookes in the video below.
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For full application details, please see the 'How to apply / Entry requirements' section.
Full-time students start in September and the modules follow a specific sequence starting with Foundations in Public Health, Data Analysis and Interpretation, and Applied Research Methods, followed in January by Epidemiology. The sequence of further modules will depend on the selected track.
Part-time students can start in either September or January.
Students who enter in January start the programme with Epidemiology and Applied Research Methods, studying Foundations in Public Health and Data Analysis and Interpretation in September.
Please note: as courses are reviewed regularly as part of our quality assurance framework, the list of modules you choose from may vary from that shown below.
The compulsory modules for the PGCert are as follows:
Foundations in Public Health20 credits at level 7This module explores historic and current trends in public health, with an emphasis on the reduction of health inequalities and the causes of premature death through pre-emptive action. Weekly units will examine the key determinants of health including environmental, behavioural, socio-economic, cultural and disease factors. Global perspectives are integrated into each unit providing knowledge and skills that demonstrate cross-cultural awareness, and valuing human diversity.
20 credits at level 7This module provides you with an introduction to the concepts and methods of epidemiology and its application in primary and community health. It covers the principles of epidemiological research, provides an overview of different study designs and when each design is indicated, drawing on real-life examples. It also covers the interpretation of results of epidemiological studies, explains sources of bias and confounding and different methods of statistical measurements used in epidemiology. No prior statistical experience is required, however familiarity with quantitative data would be an advantage.
Data Analysis and Interpretation20 credits at level 7This module allows you to understand and evaluate statistical data using SPSS software. You will also gain an understanding of how appropriate statistical techniques are chosen for a particular context and present and interpret statistical information in a report. You will need to participate in the workshop / lectures and gain a minimum of 50% in the coursework submitted at the end of Semester 1 of each academic year.
The PGDip follows the same programme as the MPH without the Applied Research Methods and Dissertation modules.
Public Health Policy20 credits at level 7This module considers the context and techniques involved in global public health policy development, the factors influencing evidence-based public health policy and its impact on the health and wellbeing of specific populations and groups. It explores ideological frameworks that impact on organisation perspectives and policy making, with an emphasis on the policy process and assessment of policy impacts.
Advanced Health Promotion20 credits at level 7This module explores theoretical and practical aspects of health promotion, including how to develop action plans for health promotion. You will be introduced to behavioural theory as it relates to changes in health behaviour and lifestyle, as well as looking at the larger social dimensions related to lifestyle. The module will also provide you with tools for assessing community health needs, planning health promotion activities, and considering the advantages and disadvantages of engaging communities in developing their own healthy lifestyles.
Applied Research Methods10 credits at level 7This module focuses on research as part of a body of evidence used for professional practice and provides you with an overview of methodologies and methods currently used in research in health and social care working environments. It equips you with skills to locate, appraise and apply research, and to plan and execute a piece of research work. It seeks to prepare you to develop a suitable research question as a basis for identifying an appropriate research methodology for a small-scale research-based literature review. By the end of the module, you will be able to prepare a rationale for your chosen research project.
Dissertation50 credits at level 7The aim of this module is to draw together and enhance your ability to use the knowledge, understanding and skills developed previously across the whole programme (especially Applied Research Methods) in a piece of investigative or literature-based research. You will be expected to demonstrate the ability to define a clearly focused research issue, as well as a wide appreciation of the context of the chosen topic. Research methods may vary considerably and you will work with an individual supervisor to evolve a methodology appropriate to the chosen topic. The subsequent inquiry should be based on systematic reading and data collection (as appropriate) and be accompanied by an awareness of the direct implications of the research to Professional Practice and Policy as well as other research in the area.
Communicable Diseases and Public Health20 credits at level 7This module helps you to develop a sound knowledge and understanding of the complexity of communicable diseases in the context of public health. This practice-focused module examines the history, causes and epidemiology of communicable diseases from a broad public health perspective. Associated morbidity and mortality, nationally, internationally and globally are considered together with trends in established and emerging infections. Methods to prevent and control infection are explored including outbreak management, using surveillance, screening and vaccination strategies.
Leadership in Health and Social Care20 credits at level 7This module gives you the opportunity to develop and apply the knowledge, conceptual and practice skills needed to be an effective leader within health and social care environments, both in the public and private sector. Through a range of assessment and learning opportunities such as coaching, seminar/group work and guided personal study, you will deepen your awareness of key theories and the research evidence on leadership practice and its application at a personal, organisational and inter-organisational level.
Evidence-Based Social Intervention20 credits at level 7This module asks you to explore the research literature on evidence-based and developmentally appropriate psychosocial interventions with children and adolescents, and to identify their strengths and limitations. It also looks at the role of cognitive-behavioural and other brief therapies in meeting identified need.
Note: the availability of modules is dependent on sufficient student numbers.
Teaching and learning methods include lectures, directed reading, workshops, seminars, Virtual Learning Environment Activities (VLE) and project work. Some modules include group presentations.
Teaching is organised on a module-credit basis, each module involving approximately 200 hours of student effort. Teaching might be by blended learning or face-to-face contact.
This study programme is designed to meet many of the core competencies identified in the UK Public Health specialist training curriculum from the UK Faculty of Public Health. The interdisciplinary nature of the programme together with the focus on critical self-reflection and interpersonal skills teaches you to work effectively at an advanced level within public health and interprofessional teams.
Blended learning is used effectively across the programme to impart knowledge and promote discussion as well as to enable you to develop digital and information literacy. Teaching staff are actively engaged in Public Health research.
Our students come from a variety of health and social care professions locally, from across the UK and internationally, including those working in health care, social services, environmental health, local government and the voluntary sector. Those from the UK and non-European countries are provided with opportunities to share and debate the challenges of public health within developed and developing countries.
A collaborative programme of public health workshops are also currently facilitated by staff from the Public Health team across Local Authority and NHS sites which provide a more sustainable approach to CPD development for various levels of public health professionals. Further information concerning these (non-accredited) courses is available on the faculty website.
Contributions from external visiting lecturers provide current perspectives from key domains of public health, for example, health improvement (NICE), health protection (Oxfam) and service improvement (Local Authorities). These external connections are extremely beneficial and well received adding valuable opportunities for you to gain insight and potential experience within these organisations.
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Please contact the Programme Administrator to find out whether funding is available to assist with costs. Self-funding applicants are also welcome to apply.
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Competition for places on law degree programmes is fierce and you will need a strong academic record with at least three good passes in any academic A-level subjects to get into most universities. You can choose to study full-time, part-time or by distance learning. You must apply for full-time study through UCAS, which has a searchable database of courses offered by higher education institutions, including details of entrance requirements and information about the universities and colleges.
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The foundations of legal knowledge form the academic stage of legal education and are compulsory for students seeking to enter the vocational stage of training. You must obtain a pass mark of 40 per cent in each of these subject, regardless of the pass mark set by the institution itself. The maximum number of attempts permitted for any of the foundations of legal knowledge subjects within a qualifying law degree is normally three.
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If you love using Young Living products in your home, you've probably wondered how you can share their amazing benefits with your animals. Which oils are safe to use? How much can I apply? Should I diffuse or apply topically?
If you've ever had questions like these, we're here to help! We'll be sharing a quick-and-easy how-to guide for using essential oils with animals. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, here are a few things to keep in mind & we'll be sharing more throughout the week:
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- Avoid using high-phenol oils such as Oregano and Thyme with any animals, especially cats.
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Do You Really Want to be Great?
Last night I was talking with Zach Even-Esh and Aaron Moore about the attributes of winning. A lot of people talk a big game about wanting to be the best at this or that, but I don't think that they really know what they are talking about. Do you really want to be the best at something? I mean really the best? Let's look!
• Are you willing to stay home when everyone is going out to have fun?
• Are you willing to train on a Saturday instead of sleeping in?
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• Are you willing to continue coming in the gym even when you have bee stalled out for six months?
• Are you willing to train around major back pain and knee pain?
• Are you willing to push your sport right to the edge where injury, possible death and greatness sit side by side?
• Are you willing to get up at 5am to train before school or work?
• Are you willing to attach your weaknesses with the same determination that you attack your strengths?
• Are you willing to take constructive criticism from your coach on the daily?
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• Are you willing to Not Quit No Matter What?
If you can't answer YES to all of these, then you don't want to be the best. Stop lying to yourself and everyone around you. It's ok! Obviously everyone can't be the best. That's why when I won the World Championships twice; I was the only one on the #1 Podium. There weren't two of us!
I just wanted to give you all a reality check this Friday morning before Max Out Friday! Think about these questions, and start being honest with yourself! Now go out there and crush life!
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In the quark model, hadrons are dominantly bound states of quark-antiquark pairs (mesons) or three quarks (baryons), but QCD also allows for hadronic states composed of more quarks bound together. Recently, BESIII, Belle and LHCb have confirmed the existence of four-quark and pentaquark candidates. These new states, along with experimentally observed resonances that do not fit well into the charmonium and bottomonium spectra, present challenges and opportunities for strong interaction theory. In this talk, I will review results on these exotic quark states that have been obtained by the BESIII experiment at the Beijing Electron Positron Collider II (BEPCII).
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Arrgh, these eye glasses! It's all about the eye glasses now & I get the feeling that they're just not meant to be soooo hard. Must, must, must make them work! Can't I just find some little teeny teeny Le Corbusier glasses ferchrissake??
In fact, I went looking and I DID find some little little teeny eye glasses on Etsy, (of course! Good old Etsy to the rescue) here.
These are the right size! BUT, need black frames and the arms bent etc etc. And the glass is very thick, which is kinda funny. And there should perfectly circular black frames around the eyes. And with perfectly circular glass, these are the wrong shape entirely. And with bold straight arms, also black. And and and.
These things can be tweaked. But. Butbutbut. Doesn't feel right. And these are apparently the smallest eye-glasses available, ever, anywhere, in the whole world & universe. I know, because that's what it says on Etsy. But maybe, maybe they're not so perfect for my I. M. Pei pony after all?
Dammit, I thought this would be an easy way out! I'm just not sure, they seem so simple in construction, and I'm wondering if in fact I'd be better off re-visiting the first idea using the black rubber washers. Making my own. From scratch. Again. Hmmm. Thinking thinking and quite cross with all this to be honest. But onwards like I go. Hmmmm. Lets have a look:
As can clearly be seen, his poor old face is becoming very worn in all this toying with eye glasses. He needs work. Poor old Pei. His eyes still aren't right or finished either. But, while we're still very much in construction mode, yes, I may as well muck around a bit more and have another go at the black rubber washers. They are such perfect little black circles, it's impossible to resist. This time, I'll use thin fuse wire, it's so bendy bendy.
Aaaaand...yep, this is the way to go I reckon. Except stop mucking around with the loop under & around the ears biz, just give these straight balsa arms that magically grip underneath his ears instead. I have checked again the goddess of pony customisers, Mari Kasurinen and what she did for My Little Karl Largerfeld. See image of hers here.
The blu-tack you see in my pics below is for positioning, by the way. There is some glue at work here but I have doubts as to how effective this will be - rubber to balsa wood? But it's looking promising enough. I may have to fashion wire hinges to secure the arms I think. It may really be back to basics here, and not so tricky after all.
Y'know, it's interesting how I make work for myself. I mean, sheesh! It's really and truly not such a big deal is it? Little teeny doll glasses? It's certainly not world peace. (I've never figured that one out either. By the way.)
Regarding the making-more-work-of-things-than-necessary issue, I came across a (totally unrelated) article on Design Sponge recently and the preface (quite a cool DIY actually, here) neatly encapsulates my thoughts on this...way.. I have of consistently making things time consuming-ly. Like, is this really properly necessary??
" I'm constantly getting into silly arguments with my partner about my DIY projects. Whenever I turn to him for advice, ever the left-brainer, he gives me the practical answer, which I hate. Shouldn't you be able to carry it this way? Wouldn't this shape make it sturdier? What's this extra piece for? Excellent questions, all.
I'm realizing that on the art/design spectrum, I fall much closer to the former than I thought. I like nonfunctional objects, unanswerable questions, excessive use of materials and lots of extra steps. I can't help it. The problem I'm usually trying to solve is how to add strangeness and beauty to my surroundings, not how to make life easier. If you look at my archive of DIY projects, I think you'll see that at heart, I'm really not a pragmatist or a minimalist, as much as I'd like to be. Form does not follow function — they duke it out constantly." KATE PRUITT.
She said it. Yep. Back to My Little I. M. Pei's eye glasses I go:
What I need here is that plastic coated wire, black coloured for preference, like the recycled telephone wire that's used to make baskets and decorative vessels. Aha! A brilliant opportunity here to touch on a subject very close to my artisan heart: basketry! Or to be more precise, contemporary basketry. Oh it's fabulous and many a project is simmering away in my mind I assure you. I'm a bit bored with teeny MLP glasses this minute actually. Please find below some absolutely gratuitous & indulgent images of basketry inspiration! Excellent, I've been keen to work these in somewhere. Heh.
Image to left, axe handles wrapped in data cable, via Brenda May Gallery, Sydney.
Fabulous, sinuous totems, aren't they?
As for Pei's glasses, a combination of black rubber washers, fuse wire, strips of balsa wood and paper card should sort this pesky issue once and for all.
Meanwhile, I know I know, just damn well finish this Pei thing, jeez. So I'm gonna get me some of this black wire stuff and go to it. Ferchrissake.
OR, maybe not. I sorta cant bear the thought of another expenditure on this project. Will knuckle down & make do with materials (vast array of materials, to be honest) at hand & see how it goes...
I figure that if I use card for the arms where they hinge at the frame, it's easier and better than balsa - balsa wood splits very easily and at these dimensions, it wont work well for purpose. So, poke two holes through strips of paper card, thread through with fuse wire & fasten around the rubber washers...then make it look more substantial by gluing on a strip of balsa wood over this...then connect the two circles with arms together with a nose bridge...good plan...
Lord! Praise His name!
I think. That this. Will do. And it goes to demonstrate: first ideas are often best. Jeez, back where I started...
And on that note, here be the end of this post.
This guy needs his face repainted and general touch-ups along with polishing off these glasses. And I have other projects that need attention. So come back later and check on how My Little I. M. Pei finishes up. And new exciting projects! Always!


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Bamboo tolerates a wide range of soils, including sand, although it prefers a loamy soil. If sand is all you've got, most bamboos should grow fine when given the right care. Select a clumping bamboo for a yard accent or a running bamboo to form a natural barrier or privacy screen in your yard. To avoid winter injury, plant bamboo in the spring or early fall in moderate climates and in spring in chilly ones.
Things You'll Need
- Trowel
- Mulch
- Slow-release fertilizer
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Choose a full sun location for your bamboo and dig a hole twice as wide and just as deep as your bamboo plant's nursery container.
Remove your bamboo plant from its container and place it in the prepared hole. Fill in the hole with sand to complete planting.
Spread 2 inches of mulch over the sand, packing the mulch around the roots of the bamboo plant and anywhere you want the plant to spread.
Water your bamboo just after planting, adding enough to saturate the soil. Thereafter, water your bamboo at least twice a week. Ned Jaquith of the American Bamboo Society recommends 1 gallon of water for a bamboo plant twice per week. If your bamboo leaves curl up, the plant is dry and needs more water.
Fertilize the bamboo in the spring using a slow-release balanced fertilizer, such as 10-10-10. Add fertilizer around the plant's base, using the right dose for your size bamboo. Water the soil to disperse the nutrients.
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My latest press box goodies, a chocolate brownie treat so good that my son almost didn't want to share it with co-workers in the press box at yesterday's 49ers tie game (24-24-we should have won!) with Saint Louis. Sunken Treasure Peanut Butter Cup Brownies- a chocolate brownie with a bite of peanut butter cup in each piece. I did the honor of cutting a brownie in half to reveal it's sunken treasure for you but for the chocolate peanut butter lover a bite into one of these brownies will reveal a lot more. Happiness is the first thing that comes to mind but I would also like to add love, yes, a kind of love from the baker to the ones we bake for even if we bake just for ourselves- we bake out of love. With the Thanksgiving holidays around the corner and all the work involved with preparing our holiday meals, we who host our family and friends might want to consider meditating on the subject of what we do for love…I am firmly in the food is love camp. These days I have taken to baking and sharing exactly what I want and more than ever, baking really has become my thing. Today I have ripe pears on the counter and I think I hear them calling to me..bake me in something today…then there is dinner and a quick trip to the grocery store on my to do list today so I better get to it! I leave you with a few more pictures of brownies and the following recipe, please enjoy.
Adapted from Today Food.
- 11 ounces (35 pieces) miniature peanut butter cups, unwrapped
- 12 ounces unsalted butter, cut into 1" slices
- 4&1/2 ounces unsweetened baking chocolate, chopped into small pieces
- 10 ounces bittersweet chocolate chips
- 6 large eggs, at room temperature
- 10&1/2 ounces granulated sugar
- 12 ounces light brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon sea salt
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1&1/2 cups all purpose flour
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 4 tablespoons chopped salted peanuts
- 4 tablespoons milk chocolate chips
- Preheat the oven to 350F.
- Grease a 9x13 metal pan and line with foil. Grease the foil.
- Melt the butter using a medium sauce pan over a low heat, remove from heat.
- Immediately add the chopped unsweetened baking chocolate and the bittersweet chocolate chips to the melted butter -wait a few minutes and whisk to blend, set aside on stove top.
- Lightly whisk the eggs in a large mixing bowl.
- Whisk the sugars and salt into the eggs.
- Stir in the melted butter/chocolate mixture, then the vanilla extract.
- Gradually stir in the flour and baking powder.
- Pour batter into prepared pan, evenly spreading.
- Push the peanut butter cups into the batter, evenly spacing-one for each brownie.
- Sprinkle the top with the chopped peanuts and milk chocolate chips.
- Bake for 35-38 minutes, transfer to metal rack and cool.
- Place brownies in the fridge for several hours before removing from pan and slicing into squares.


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Posted: December 11th, 2013.
Red and lime green, as a wedding theme colour combination, is certainly a bold, playful choice. When implemented correctly, it is vibrant, fun and refreshing. The key is to feature the theme in splashes and bursts of colour, rather than overusing it. Choose a base colour that will predominate, such as black, white or ivory. Black or white will create a modern, trendy look, while ivory will make the colour theme more classic.
In the colour wheel, red and green are complementary colours. They are situated opposite to one another, and generally work well together; enhancing one another. In theory, complementary colours form a neutral colour when mixed together in the correct proportions.
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The pages are still blank, but there is a miraculous feeling of the words being there, written in invisible ink and clamoring to become visible. -- Vladimir Nabokov, Russian-American novelist, 1899-1977
As I stared at a blank computer screen this morning, wondering what to write my post about, I suddenly got the distinct impression that my topic today is to be about -- blank pages!
I'm remembering all the times I saw my father, writer Verne Jay, sitting at the kitchen table -- in New York City when I was a kid, in Des Moines when I was 7, in Cincinnati when I was a teenager -- with a blank sheet of paper in his Royal typewriter and a slightly faraway look in his eyes.
Dad was contemplating what scenes he was going to write, to fill up the pages of a radio or TV script that he would then submit to a series in Hollywood or New York he was trying to "hit." Competition was fierce among writers to get their scripts accepted, so Dad was really bucking the odds.
And then -- this is just one example of his successful scriptwriting endeavors -- Dad got the news that TV's Gunsmoke was going to produce and air his script Parson Comes to Town as an episode in 1966. All the long hours he had spent staring at a blank page, before the dialogue began to flow, melted away.
So when you face a blank page on a brand-new day, will you tap into your naturally high spirits and fill that canvas with color and motion and sound and EXUBERANCE?
How can one not dream while writing. It is the pen which dreams. The blank page gives the right to dream. -- Gaston Bachelard, French philosopher/poet, 1884-1962
Linda Jay Geldens, www.LindaJayGeldens.com
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Publisher: Kats Kreative Ideas
Publishing Date: February 2014
Genre: Fantasy
Rating: 1.0/5.0
Publisher Description: Biologically engineered in a lab, Genesis Blackmore has always been different. Her father has told her it's due to her enhancements, the Federated Council sees her as a genetic mutation; and her fellow peers see her as the shiny new toy. Gen has had better days.
Review: Cover art is not that bad. You can see this faint network of blue veins.
Gen was born and raised in a laboratory. She is an amalgam of genetic parts that make up a perfect whole. She can heal herself and has augmented senses and physicality. She is sent to the academy in order to avoid any discernment about her origins that would lead to her death. She goes from daddy's lab specimen/daughter straight into the academy and that's where most of the story takes place.
Right out of the gate the author plays the race card. …"Vyrkolakas had been shunned for their darker skin tone…" yada , yada. This has no relevance to the story-line whatsoever. All the dracs in the northern hemisphere (Pars) are "milky white with platinum hair". We have the constant use of word crutches in the form of "growled" that seems to rear its head with indie authors.
I really had a hard time getting through this novel. Every other page is Gen with an erotic reaction to her male surroundings or inadvertent contact sends her into paroxysm's of physical arousal. Her thighs are either clenching or flooding with wetness. Her breasts tingle or the heat from his skin sears her flesh. Or "her body is melting evidence of the moisture leaking between her legs". And "the inside of her thighs slick with moisture". Her "flooding wetness" or some derivative is described over and over and over until you just give up giving a shjt. Absurdity reaches new heights when "her thoughts lead south and rested right between her legs. Moisture pooled in her undergarment. Saturated the cloth until she could feel a slight chill." Fug.
The story-line is rushed, and because it is rushed, becomes stilted in its presentation. The characters are poorly developed. The only thing we know about Xander is that he is a pussy hound who walks around, literally, with an erection for Gen. Gen doesn't give a crap about all the societal interactions going on around her, but spends page upon page of internal dialogue trying to sort out her feelings that run a fleeting second to the wetness in her thighs. Everyone at this academy walks around with this myopic view of themselves, with no sense of the life that surrounds them. Its all " She was a different spice everyone wanted to taste…a bold flavor spilling onto his tongue that drove him mad…..rotate his hips in such a way they'd both moan in pleasure…..there were few galaxies his cock hadn't conquered…sunk his balls deep into her waiting heat.. it was time to teach her a lesson….I must have her". Double fug.
So Gen is human and Par?? She was made to help the Par survive…what exactly? Is she sending out pheromones that signal mating readiness???. The novel could have followed a story line where Gen is a genetic construct that can utilize these innate gifts against the Par and re-creating humanity that was lost. Build interesting characters that display intelligence, veracity and cunning….not sex addled idiots. You can have that sexual tension as a tool without demeaning them in the process. Sometimes subtle inter-play is more effective than overt desire. This over the top Nora Roberts School of Writing (NRSOW) novella is an epic fail. It is basically poorly crafted porn.


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Heck yeah! Read it for yourself below.
I'm sure I'll have more to say, but right now, I'm just enjoying the moment. What a way to head into Valentine's Day!
Heck yeah! Read it for yourself below.
I'm sure I'll have more to say, but right now, I'm just enjoying the moment. What a way to head into Valentine's Day!
As a devout Catholic, I'm 110% opposed to same-sex marriage on religious grounds.
However, during my high school years I had aspirations of being a lawyer. The grounds SCOTUS struck DOMA down on were an "Uh-oh" moment. Based on the DOMA decision, any legal restrictions on same-sex marriage were unconstitutional. Unless another case watered down or reversed DOMA, all the restrictions on same-sex marriage were going to tumble.
As with other unravelings of the moral fabric of society, such court decisions raise more legal questions than they answer. Among them:
1. Can a vendor refuse services to a same-sex couple getting married on religious grounds?
In Oregon, a bakery owned by Protestant evangelicals refused an order for a lesbian couple's wedding cake on religious grounds. The now-wedded couple has filed a civil rights complaint against the bakery.
2. Can clergy be legally compelled to marry a same-sex couple?
A Pandora's Box is being opened, with the looming winners being (ahem) the legal profession. Attorneys on both sides of this issue will be billing thousands of hours over the coming years as a slew of cases make their way through the courts. Grab the popcorn and pull up a chair.
Same sex marriage will be legal nationwide and in the eyes of secular law. It is a question of when not if. I think in both cases Henry mentions above the freedom of religion will triumph on the national, and hence, the state level. Hence, some churches, synagogues, and mosques will have same sex marriage, others will not. Businesses that receive no state/federal money will be able to accept or deny their services accordingly. The lawyers of course will ague this for years and more cases will reach the Supreme court. No matter who triumphs the lawyers will profit
I wonder about a vender who refuses to provide service to a gay couple claiming 1st amendment freedom of religion in case law? Are their cases that have been decided by the supreme court or in any of the 11 circuits? If anyone knows please name the case. I think the issue of gay marriage is settled or will be soon. But for a vender with no federal/state/local dollars involved in a specific transaction, would he be able to claim a 1st amendment religious exemption?
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Step One: EMPTY UNIVERSE
Each panel represents a three-dimensional membrane. The observable universe exists within the panel on the right; the other membrane is invisible to us. At the end of one cosmic cycle—after about a trillion years of accelerating expansion—matter is so spread out that space is essentially empty. This stage corresponds to the distant future of our universe. All is not static, however: The membranes still contain energy, and a force of attraction gradually draws them together again.


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Brighton will be hoping to regain momentum heading into the next international break when they travel to face Cardiff in a lunchtime kick-off tomorrow, writes Bradley Stratton.
After a flawless October, the Seagulls were brought back down to earth last weekend at Everton as they left Merseyside empty handed after a 3-1 defeat to the Toffees.
Goodison Park was always going to be tough to take any points away from the game, however Chris Hughton will be hoping to pick his players up from the loss quickly heading into a favourable stretch of games in the top flight.
While their performances on the road this season have been a mixed bag, they head to the Welsh capital this weekend confident they can get a result against a Bluebirds side who have a lot of work to do to drag themselves away from danger.
Of all the teams who came up from the Championship, Cardiff came in with the least expectations and arguably the most amount of pundits predicting them to drop straight back into the second tier of English football.
While Wolves and Fulham both spent heavily on new signings, Cardiff brought in six new additions to the squad, with Neil Warnock putting his faith in most of the side that secured them automatic promotion last season.
It's been as difficult a start to life back in the top flight as expected for Warnock, who takes charge of his 100th game as Bluebirds boss against Albion. The 69-year old suggested earlier this week that his job with the Bluebirds could be his final managerial role after almost 40 years working in dugouts up and down the country.
Cardiff sit in the bottom three on five points after their opening 11 games, with only Fulham's inferior goal difference keeping them off the bottom of the division. Their only bright spot of the campaign so far was against the Cottagers last month as they secured a 4-2 win over their relegation rivals.
The Seagulls have lost only one of their last ten meetings with the Bluebirds, with a goal from Tomer Hemed sealing a 1-0 win for the Brighton in their last clash at the Amex back in January 2017.
On-loan Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter misses out for the Bluebirds as he serves a one-match ban.
Cardiff boss Neil Warnock says midfielder Joe Ralls, who has been out through injury and suspension, will be in the squad as he has 'just 17 or 18 fit players'.
Striker Kenneth Zohore and Jazz Richards have both been ruled out, while Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Lee Peltier are longer-term injuries for the Bluebirds.
Likely line-up: Etheridge; Ecuele Manga, Morrison, Bamba, Bennett; Camarasa, Gunnarsson, Ralls, Murphy; Reid, Paterson. Subs from: Ward, Smithies, Cunningham, Damour, K.Harris, Madine, Hoilett.
Albion boss Chris Hughton looks set to make at least one change after naming the same starting line-up for the previous three Premier League matches.
Iranian winger Alireza Jahanbakhsh is expected to miss out with the slight hamstring strain he sustained late in last week's 3-1 defeat at Everton. Anthony Knockaert is likely to take his place on the right wing.
Davy Propper and Pascal Gross are again ruled out through injury but Hughton hopes both could be back in contention after the international break.
Likely line-up: Ryan; Bruno, Duffy, Dunk, Bong; Knockaert, Stephens, Kayal, Izquierdo; March; Murray. Subs (from): Steele, Bernardo, Balogun, Bissouma, Andone, Locadia, Jahanbakhsh, Montoya, Suttner.
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Dimethyl ether as a renewable fuel for diesel engines
The area of automotive fuel, or fuel components, which can be produced from biomass also includes dimethyl ether, otherwise known as DME. The issue of the use of DME as a fuel is one which has been monitored until recently. ...


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Endpoint Vulnerability
Security Vulnerability CVE-2016-3427 in Oracle JRE
Supported versions that are affected are Java SE: 6u113, 7u99 and 8u77; Java SE Embedded: 8u77; JRockit: R28.3.9. Difficult to exploit vulnerability allows unauthenticated attacker with network access via multiple protocols to compromise Java SE, Java SE Embedded, JRockit. While the vulnerability is in Java SE, Java SE Embedded, JRockit, attacks may significantly impact additional products. Successful attacks of this vulnerability can result in takeover of Java SE, Java SE Embedded, JRockit. Note: Applies to client and server deployment of Java. This vulnerability can be exploited through sandboxed Java Web Start applications and sandboxed Java applets. It can also be exploited by supplying data to APIs in the specified component without using sandboxed Java Web Start applications or sandboxed Java applets, such as through a web service.
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Hot and Spicy Shrimp
Adapted from Mastering the Art of Chinese Cooking by Eileen Yin-Fei Lo
This is a quick and flavorful Chinese dish, Hot and Spicy Shrimp. Simple, everyday ingredients are used to create a marinade and a sauce to flavor the shrimp. A quick fry in a pan and the shrimp are ready!


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Jose Mourinho has been the subject of much discussion among Manchester United fans this week and Paul and Ash are no exceptions.
In this weeks Talking Manchester United podcast, the guys give their thoughts on the managers comments as well as reviewing the games against Sevilla and Brighton.
As ever, the guys also read out and discuss your tweets to ensure you are involved!
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