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INSIDE THE HARBOR Court condo's soaring ground-level plaza—which always makes me think of the clinical Mount Olympus in the grade-Z 1980s film Clash of the Titans—is chef Kevin Lee's long-awaited restaurant, PAI Honolulu. Tadpole Studio (which is behind the groundbreaking Hau'oli Lofts now going up) has transformed the crescent-shaped space that was Umami Café into an airy blond-wood and slate-blue-accented room that is at once open and—like its fellow chef-driven spot, Senia—divided into different areas offering different dining experiences.
Lee came to O'ahu in 2011 from New York to be the chef de cuisine of Prima, where he, with partners Alejandro Briceño and Lindsey Ozawa, put Kailua on the dining map with an Italian-accented menu. Since Prima was sold in 2014, Lee has been a culinary nomad—catering events and teaching knife-sharpening skills. His three years in the wilderness was spurred by one desire—to remain in Hawai'i.
His mission has come together in Pai, a name that unites Lee's Chinese heritage with his adopted home. The word means "plate" in Mandarin and is part of "ho'opai," which, in Hawaiian, means to uplift, inspire or raise up. The California native and CIA graduate worked at Floyd Cardoz's pioneering Tabla and John Fraser's vegcentric Dovetail in New York. At Prima, you could taste his experience and talent in his sleights of flavor and interest in stuff that grows in the ground.
At Pai, Lee and his team—which notably includes sous-chef Ricky Goings, who added a new dimension to Sushi ii with his nightly cooked specials—focus on surf and turf. In this case, turf actually means vegetables, not beef.
The toque does this through two menus—the five-course $65 prix fixe and the nine-course $135 chef's tasting served at the counter facing the open kitchen. And at the bar and in a petite lounge area, you can order from an a la carte menu of haute small bites.
With so much anticipation, Pai has a lot to live up to. Visits during its first three weeks of existence revealed a place full of promise, but still finding its groove.
The restaurant has no investor—it is all Lee and his fiancee/manager, Justine Kadokawa, as well as friends—such as Ozawa—who pitch in to do everything from washing dishes to cooking on the line. The couple has assembled an attentive yet relaxed staff who in turn make you feel relaxed.
Harbor Court residents have an instant Cheers in their midst—head bartender Jessica Laidlaw, formerly of Kaka'ako's Bevy, has created a great cocktail menu and fine, welcoming team. You spot a bottle of Plymouth sloe gin behind the bar and crave a sloe gin fizz? You'll get a good one. (If they add a happy hour, the bar will certainly become a prime pau hana spot.)
Both menus follow a kaiseki-like arc, starting light and adding heft with each subsequent dish, but the overall effect is subdued in comparison to Lee's past cooking. And though he has said he would lean toward more Asian and island dishes—in other words, no Prima II!—pasta figures prominently on the menus—so far.
That surf-and-turf combo arises consistently. Lee reinvents the beet salad as a jewellike root-and-roe composition. It comes with salmon eggs, as well as nicely chewy red lentils, ricotta and mustard. And he takes on the 'ahi tartare of soups—chilled corn. There's a reason these dishes won't go away. They are delicious, and good chefs can make them fresh and new. Lee's silky elixir is made with goat cheese and comes with a lace collar of turnip slivers, pickled cherry bits, corn nibs, tarragon and ogo, creating an eyebrow-raising unexpected mix of subtly sweet and briny.
Dim sum and izakaya fare meld in an agedashi XO turnip cake. The almost fluffy cake cube is accented with pickled serrano pepper, smoked akule and mango and sits in a ti leaf broth—a Hawai'i microcosm in a bowl.
Other plates show a need for some refinement. A he'e (octopus) and fennel ragu gooey with curried fonduta (shades of Lee's famed curry Bolognese at Prima) has people saying "It's like beef!" For me, however, this is a sad waste of octopus.
More successful is a pipipi (sea snail) ragout—a rich, resonant dish that has the snails' briny chewiness mixing with similarly shaped housemade cavatelli. And what made it even more delicious was finding out that Lee and Kadokawa had plucked the pipipi off rocks on the North Shore themselves that morning. It is the earthiest seafood dish ever.
One night, the prix fixe menu's pan-roasted swordfish—accompanied with earthy wood ear mushrooms and roasted broccoli—tasted good, but was overcooked, a glitch I'm sure is already rectified as the kitchen settles in.
Chefs throw around the word "humble" a lot—they're always being humbled by something on their Instagram feeds and in interviews. Lee is one chef who actually seems humble and humbled—he's humble about his cooking and humbled to be able to live and work here. Like Candide cultivating his own garden, Lee steadily plies his craft without a lot of fanfare—his efforts (and the bountiful cheap parking) are bound to result in a bumper crop of memorable food experiences.
Harbour Court, 55 Merchant St., Downtown Honolulu, O'ahu, 744.2531
Bar + Lounge menu, $8-$23; chef's tasting menu, $135; prix fixe menu, $65
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Christmas hurts when you're waiting for kids. This year, my wildest dreams came true and I am beyond grateful for all our blessings. However, this Christmas, I can't help but think of you.
To all those awaiting parents who are still waiting for that call:
I'm praying that you get the call as soon as your worker gets back from holidays. I'm hoping that you are called to a meeting in early spring to discuss a possible match. I hope that you can believe that while your future seems like one big question mark with no real idea what's at the end - it's coming. As soon as it happens you will look back and say "oh that's how it was meant to be, I was right on track the whole time, I just needed a little faith that what was supposed to happen was going to happen whether I tried to control it or not".
My gift for you this Christmas is to remember that you are not alone. Your feelings are not wrong or weird; they are normal. Do lots of self-care – join a Facebook chat, deactivate your Facebook for the day, cry if you need to cry. I'll be thinking of you.


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Classroom Information
In Year One, we have Miss Moore as our class teacher. Miss Moore trained at the University of Roehampton and has taken on many roles when working with children such play worker, performing arts teacher, and now our Year 1 teacher. We are also very lucky to have Mrs Glennon supporting us in the mornings. Mrs Glennon has worked at Thorpe-Lea for almost 14 years!
Homework will be given out on a Thursday and should be returned no later than the following Tuesday. This will consist of some English, maths and handwriting tasks, and will be directly linked to the learning the children have been doing in class during that week.
It is essential that your child comes to school in the correct school uniform and this includes plain black shoes. As we all know things tend to go missing, uniform should be clearly labelled with your child's name. Should you require any further information, or you have any concerns, please do not hesitate to speak to me at the beginning, or end of the school day.
Children can make some music and sing some rhymes every Saturday morning from 10:30-11am at Staines Library. Here children can also access the internet at no charge and are able to take out a number of books and DVD's for free. Please follow the link: https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/people-and-community/libraries/your-library/find-your-nearest-library/staines-library for more information and opening times.
As previously mentioned, all helpful revision websites are below: Phonics/ reading: http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/ https://readingeggs.co.uk/ https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/(FREE E-BOOKS) Maths: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ http://www.mathplayground.com/games.html


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5 Reasons Collaborative Working Is Important For Small Businesses
For any small and medium business growth is a priority. Being aware of opportunities for growth is important and sometimes taking advantage of these requires trying a different approach. Take collaborative working for instance. Sharing ideas and dividing up tasks according to each person's unique skills often leads to the emergence of innovative practices and a quicker accomplishment of tasks. Here are five reasons why a collaborative approach is critically important:
Better Division of Tasks
One of the main advantages of collaborative efforts in the workplace is the improved method of organising workflows. This is particularly important when dealing with large projects, which can quickly become overwhelming if a proper collaborative structure isn't in place. Sharing the burden means dividing tasks and making sure that the work actually gets done, because people hold each other accountable and tend to collectively come up with better insights than any one person alone could. Loading one or two people with the bulk of the task can be counter-productive.
The benefits of optimising collaboration holds the potential to transform the entire structure of the organisation – often in ways that are unexpected. Working together in close proximity (whether digitally or physically), fosters new ideas and deeper understanding of how all the pieces fit together. This creates an enhanced ability to coordinate quickly on current and future projects.
Employee alignment
Sharing ideas in a positive and diverse environment improves the quality of feedback. This helps to avoid misunderstandings while improving self-awareness amongst employees. Employees who know their strengths and weaknesses (of themselves and their teammates) are much better at asking for help, and offering it, when needed. Collaboration helps to build trust while teaching employees to rely on each other.
Fresh thinking
Collaboration holds the potential of innovation. The new ideas from connecting different perspectives and options can challenge everyone to consider different directions that would not have been considered if everyone worked separately. This is what drives companies to great heights of success.
Encourage innovation
As we've tried to show in this article, to create a culture that encourages innovative thinking it's crucial to encourage collaboration. A company that develops the latest ideas is not afraid to allow people to experiment, even if that experiment does not succeed – that's the nature of experimentation: not all approaches will succeed, and employees should be made comfortable with trying new ideas that may fail. To discover the approaches that are successful you have to go through this process of strategically exploring ideas in an environment that supports it.


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Pledge for Parity on International Women's Day
While there is much to celebrate in terms of our progress, gender parity remains a barrier for today's women. Consequently, this year's theme for International Women's Day is Pledge for Parity. By encouraging gender-balanced leadership, hiring more women, striving for pay equity, and developing more inclusive cultures, women and men can work together in partnership to elevate the importance of this endeavor and ultimately, help women and girls realize their unlimited potential.
The following data helps shed some light on the reality of gender parity in today's world – and specifically here in Florida:
Check out the Free Goodies section on our website to download our International Women's Day desktop and mobile wallpapers!
As women, we need to support each other so that we can become the leaders we have proven for years we can be. Staring today, make your own pledge for parity here. Looking forward, join us May 19-20 in Tampa at the Women's Conference of Florida where we'll continue the conversation about gender parity. By involving women in a statewide conversation about equality, we hope to inspire attendees to make a difference in their own communities by investing efforts in this important arena.


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British Airways is offering 25% off coach and World Traveller Plus Avios redemptions between London and NYC, Philadelphia, Boston, Toronto, Montreal, St Lucia or Bermuda for the rest of this year. Travel must be booked by May 30th.
While 30,000 points round trip between NYC and London sounds like a steal, it is less of a steal when you include the $656 in taxes and fees on top of that. World Traveller Plus is 45,000 miles plus $750 on that route.
They're also offering 25% off redemptions to Tokyo, Shanghai, Beijing, Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, and Dubai. That JFK-NRT flight will be 75,000 miles + $1,028, please. In coach.
It's a terrible deal, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't share it.


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Entwine: 26 May - 22 June
I'm excited to be part of a new group show called "Entwine", opening at Gallery 307 on 27 May. The show brings together textile and visual arts and features such talents as Liz Payne and Meredith Woolnough as well as a host of others.
My works Solar, Lunar, Wayfinder, a new big Electricity and a few as yet unnamed stitched canvases (see above!) will be shown. Hope to see you there!
When: 26 May - 22 June
Where: Gallery 307, 307 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge NSW


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The TTWhistleblower continues a series of policy proposals which amount to an alternative budget for 2018 and beyond to forward a strategic direction for Trinidad and Tobago, for the good of all people of this country.
In Part 1, we explored the broad issues affecting Trinidad and Tobago and the course that must be set so that the right policies can drive growth, economic expansion, a better quality of life and sustainability. In Part 2 we looked at economic recovery, the Energy Sector, reform of the Public Service and expenditure audits and Public Sector Investment.
In Part 3, we examined confidence, revenue, growth and investment, and fiscal measures and in Part 4, we looked at crime and criminal activity, the justice system, economy and the property tax. In Part 5, we looked at the Health Sector, Social Services, Small Business, Education and Pensions Reform.
Today in Part 6, we look at income tax, housing and agriculture.
Strongly linked to pensions reforms is the pre-retirement period, where persons in this category could stop paying income taxes, a portion of which will in turn revert to personal savings
Another portion of the amount of tax not paid could revert to escrow accounts that form part of the investment portfolio of the NIB
What this could achieve is a higher level of revenue for the NIB, not for recurrent spending, but for investment management to ensure that future revenue can sufficiently secure the pensions demands of a growing elderly population.
It could also allow persons nearing retirement to shore up their personal savings and private investments by having more disposable income to invest through financial institutions
By not paying income tax in the pre-retirement period, we could look at a delay in the commencement of pension payments as the personal savings accrued in the pre-retirement period will provide a buffer for continued income until pension payments begin.
In this buffer period, the NIB is given greater leverage to pursue medium term, higher yield investments that could secure the entire Pensions system.
We could also use a structure for pension and retirement benefit payments that includes Government instruments such as bonds which can be considered as part lump-sum payments to retirees
Retirees could have the option of negotiating with their own banking institutions for something similar to a 'bankers' acceptance' where a fraction of the value is taken off for an early advance of the cash value.
Retirees will of course also have the option of using these bond instruments as assets to leverage post-retirement activities they wish to pursue.
The bond element of pensions can also be used as inheritances for children since a large portion of retirement benefit will be in cash, providing retirees with sufficient cash resources to maintain healthy and comfortable lifestyles.
Inheritances that include retirement bonds will of course not be subject to duties and levies that might ordinarily apply.
Yes, this will require the Government foregoing some level of revenue in order to stabilize the pensions system but the result will demonstrate how a shift in Government spending and recalibration of tax revenue from those nearing retirement will ultimately save and stabilize the Pensions system.
The added benefit of this change in policy will see a link to savings and internal training programmes by shifting to knowledge transfer as a pre-retirement requirement.
The 'bundled savings' could also support the NIB's move to securing a strong pensions foundation.
Turning to housing, it is clear that the issue of home ownership has become one based on a conversation of entitlement and State support, rather than personal ambition of an empowered, trained, employed and determined professional.
Yes, there is a need for the State to participate in the provision of housing for low income families, but the manner in which the Ministry of Housing has configured its recurrent and capital spending has had a damaging effect on the Construction Industry.
According to the 2017 budget documents, the allocation to the Ministry of Housing amounted to approximately $1 billion dollars, and this was supplemented at the Mid-Year Review by almost $400 million.
Of this almost $1.4 billion, almost $500 million has gone into loan and interest payments, and a great deal was marked for loan and interest payments from projects such as the Ministry of Education Tower, the Government Campus and the Tarouba Stadium.
With the Government scoring a dismal 61% PSIP utilization rate, and with almost $500 million being spent before it is even received, this means that of the remaining $900 million, after a large chunk is spent on recurrent expenses, the capital expenditure programme becomes severely constrained.
Here again, the question must be why the Government believes it must involve itself in the business of home construction, rather than maintain a regulator role in ensuring that the quality of housing meets stringent benchmarks.
Like the Health Sector, the Housing sector requires a highly efficient private sector approach to ensure much greater value for money, stronger focus on quality and timely delivery and effective governance to eliminate the avenues for corruption and nepotism.
In this regard, the Housing Development Corporation should be audited and given the mandate to brings its operations into a more efficient, value driven, quality oriented, profit making entity.
The possibility exists that the Housing Development Corporation could become one of those companies, once appropriately reformulated, that could be divested so that home owners not only have the benefit of owning assets such as a home, but also owning shares in the company that provided their home.
For six months, the Housing Development Corporation should also be given the mandate to stabilize its application process, and this may require working on Saturdays. For far too long we have heard of the backlog that exists in the HDC of applications for public housing, and horror stories of people who have been waiting for years and at times, over a decade for appropriate responses.
That kind of system has no place in an efficient, lean and results oriented Government and as such, focus should be given to bringing its applications into line with housing provision based on the established policy for qualification.
The Ministry of Housing's HDC should also enter into partnership with the Trinidad and Tobago Mortgage Finance Company and the Home Mortgage Bank, with a view to negotiating on behalf of clients, housing construction and purchase opportunities.
The Government cannot reasonably provide housing to every single applicant, but what it can do is provide a level of support in approaching these mortgage companies for persons who do not qualify under the HDC, but could qualify through the TTMF and HMB.
To address the level of non-payments for owned and rented HDC facilities, the Government should pursue an amnesty for everyone who owes over six months of payments to the HDC.
If we are starting afresh, then we must do so by clearing the books and ensuring that going forward, a stronger payment and collections system exists.
Yes, we understand that rough economic times mean that persons are at times unable to meet commitments, but HDC clients must also understand that in challenging times, they too must prioritise their spending. And ensuring that the roof over your head remains, payments must be one of your most urgent priorities.
Agriculture is also an area of tremendous concern, requiring focused attention to be the kind of industry that can:
- Support satisfactory income and profit for farmers;
- Satisfy a large portion of our local food needs;
- Keep food price inflation down, and
- Preserve foreign exchange reserves without burdening people or economic sectors.
In June 2016, when he announced the possibility of Sandals Resorts setting up shop in Tobago, the Prime Minister spoke of agriculture as if mocking the toil of farmers, and ridiculing the fundamental thrust of the Agriculture Industry.
The Prime Minister said, as reported in the Trinidad Express of 15 June 2016: "How much tomato we go plant? How much bhaigan we go plant? How much pumpkin we go plant? That is not to say, you know, I like my cassava and my dasheen and my potato and my bhaigan, but in terms of talking about earning the foreign exchange to maintain the standard of living we have become accustomed to, we gotta think big and move fast—and that is what Trinidad and Tobago is doing now under this Government."
Yet, in the 2017 budget, the Finance Minister sang a different tune, saying: "We are moving to achieve self-sufficiency in our food requirements by reducing the cost of production and we are doing so in a manner to ensure income security for our farmers and reduced prices for consumers."
The Finance Minister also stated that the Government was moving to 'revitalise' the coconut growing and cocoa growing industries.
The 2017 PSIP spoke of "Government's policy to create a strong, modern, prosperous and competitive agriculture sector in order to improve the nation's food security and to be one of the major contributors to diversification of the economy of Trinidad and Tobago."
The 2017 PSIP stated: "A total allocation of $242.2 million was provided to the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries in 2016.
Of this amount, $156.2 million was allocated under the Consolidated Fund, while the Infrastructure Development Fund received $86 million. Expenditure in the amount of $51.4 million was utilized for the projects undertaken during 2016."
The Government also committed through the 2017 PSIP: "In 2017 an investment of $112 million will be made, to support the goal of the Government to diversify the economy and to continue the programme of works in the Agricultural Sector aimed at ensuring food security and reduction of the national food import bill."
PSIP Funding for Agriculture for 2017 was $105.9 million, while in 2016, it was $135.4 million.
The story is different if we look the Review of the Economy 2016, which states: "A contraction of 6.0 percent is anticipated in the Agriculture sub-sector, weaker than the sub-sector's 1.2 percent growth attained during 2015."
The ROE 2016 also stated: "Agriculture's share of real GDP is however expected to remain unchanged at 0.4 percent in 2016."
And: "Driving this outlook is reduced economic activity in the largest agricultural sub-sector, Domestic Agriculture which is estimated to decline by 9.3 percent in 2016, its worst performance since 2010."
This is the Prime Minister's comments were deliberately quoted earlier; to demonstrate how a lack of seriousness by the Government and a disregard for the importance of the sector actually influences its output and growth.
And while speaking of incentivizing and supporting agriculture, the Government has publicly expressed its intention to apply Property Taxes to agricultural lands, giving even more reason for the intelligent bystander to surmise that the Rowley/PNM Administration has absolutely no interest in the Agriculture Sector whatsoever.
If we look at the kind of production the agriculture sector has recorded, we see even more evidence. The Central Bank uses seven vegetable growing areas to measure Agricultural food output, and this is what the Central Bank has recorded:
|Production of Tomatoes (000's Kgs)
|Production of Cabbage (000's Kgs)
|Production of Cucumber (000's Kgs)
|Production of Dasheen (000's Kgs)
|Production of Pigeon Peas (000's Kgs)
|Production of Pumpkin (000's Kgs)
|Production of Melongene (000's Kgs)
Between January 2011 and January 2017, the production of tomatoes, cabbage and cucumber declined, while the production of dasheen, pigeon peas, pumpkin and melongene increased.
What is required for the Agriculture Sector is dedicated leadership at the level of the Ministry and its various Departments, and a real demonstration of how a Government will incentivize and reward stakeholders in farming and livestock production.
To begin with, this alternative budget proposes that all agricultural land holdings and small-scale farmers should be exempt from the Property Tax.
Agriculture should also be formally adopted as one of the key economic diversification sectors to tangibly demonstrate the importance the sector holds in the sustainable development of Trinidad and Tobago.
Discussions should begin immediately with the key stakeholder groups in the Agriculture sector including crop-farming, livestock, packaging and processing with a view to zero-rating the key inputs into Agriculture production, and supporting the development of Agriculture processing and exports.
A Disaster Relief Fund should be set up with an initial injection of $25 million specifically for the Agriculture Sector to ensure that immediate, substantial support is forthcoming in the aftermath of natural disasters to all registered and legitimate farmers and agricultural land holdings.
The recent experience with Tropical Storm Bret and the subsequent bureaucratic and process delays in delivering relief to affected families, and more particularly, farmers, demonstrates how the State appears to be structured against the growth and sustainability of the Agriculture Sector.
It should not be that promises are made to do better; the setting up of a Disaster Relief Fund specifically for Agriculture is a way to clearly demonstrate the seriousness of promises to support agriculture, and also ensure that farmers can look to the future with confidence in their own success and their contribution to GDP.
A target should be set to increase the Agriculture Sector's contribution to GDP to 1% by the year 2020, and thereafter, by 2% by the year 2025.
What this means is that Agriculture is now be given the serious attention it deserves, in the context of training and skills development; financial support and funding; fiscal policy; disaster preparedness; infrastructure; tax-incentives and achievable production targets.
The intended results will be an increase in local food production, expansion of agricultural exports, increase in participation in the sector and Foreign Reserves savings.
Read the other parts of this serie: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4,and Part 5


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Which Schools Have Fashion Degree Programs Near Memphis, TN?
Learn about fashion degree programs in Memphis, TN. Get details about classes available and program requirements to make an informed decision about your education. Schools offering Fashion Design degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
Although fashion degrees are rare in the Memphis, TN, area, certificate and bachelor's degree programs are available. Read on to learn about the schools and their programs.
What You Should Know
Although fashion degree programs in Memphis are in short supply, you will find options at a local community college and university. You might start out by earning a 1-semester certificate in retailing and merchandising, to which you might add a business internship in order to practice your newly learned skills. You could also complete a 4-year professional studies bachelor's degree program with a fashion merchandising specialization. An internship and a final project are required. Read further to see if one of these programs might work for you.
Fashion Bachelor's Degree Program in Memphis, TN
University of Memphis
Located in the eastern part of Memphis, TN, this program aims to train you in building relationships with clients, attracting consumers to merchandise, predicting future trends, developing skills in home furnishing and marketing to multiple cultures. During this program, you can expect to complete courses in clothing and textiles, behavioral aspects in fashion, fashion merchandising systems, family resource management, housing trends and visual merchandising. Prior to graduation, this program requires students to complete an internship and final project during their last semester.
- Program Name: Bachelor of Professional Studies
- Specialized Areas: Fashion merchandising
- Program Length: Four years, full-time
- Tuition and Fees: $8,903 per year for TN residents, $20,615 per year for non-residents (2015-2016)
- School Type: 4-year, public; 21,059 students with 17,073 undergraduates
Fashion Certificate Program in Memphis, TN
Southwest Tennessee Community College
Southwest Tennessee Community College can be found in the heart of downtown Memphis, TN. This program is tasked with training you in merchandise planning and control, salesmanship, retail merchandising, applied techniques, data entry, store promotions and visual merchandising. This program's retail merchandising course specifically trains you in fashion industry practices and operations. If you don't have any related experience prior to completing this program, this school recommends that you complete a business cooperative internship to develop hands-on skills.
- Program Name: Technical Certificate in Retailing and Merchandising
- Program Length: 9-12 credit hours (roughly 1 semester, full-time)
- Tuition and Fees: $3,963 per year for TN residents, $15,363 per year for non-residents (2015-2016)
- Requirements: Measles, mumps, rubella, varicella and hepatitis B vaccinations
- School Type: 2-year, public; 10,227 students (all undergraduates)
For students in the Memphis, TN, area, Southwest Tennessee Community College offers a certificate in retailing and merchandising, and the University of Memphis offers a bachelor's degree in fashion merchandising.
To continue researching, browse degree options below for course curriculum, prerequisites and financial aid information. Or, learn more about the subject by reading the related articles below:


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I love community events like Bike Fest. There is always great people watching and, as an extrovert, I find it fun to talk with people and tell them about our clinic, discuss acupuncture in general, and for those willing, provide them with free treatment.
Over twenty people enjoyed free treatments on Saturday in our booth. We provided a little calm in the midst of all the activity. There were bike races, a fashion show, a coffee tent, many beer tents, and live music. Treating people outside has its particular challenges; this time it was the heat of the sun. Still, there was a cool breeze and lots of camaraderie under our canopy.
Unlike the serene environment of the clinic where people keep to themselves and go inward to rest and repair, public events foster lots of conversation. People still relax and some doze off. Last year, cyclists reviewed their races while they were needled. This year people chatted about the weather, shared how acupuncture has helped them, and casually talked with others who were just standing nearby.
One of the coolest things I witnessed was how an LBCA regular calmly guided someone who was totally new to acupuncture and very nervous. It was gentle and sweet and indicative of the great community of people that come to our clinic. Healing can happen anywhere and definitely thrives in groups.
Thanks for supporting this clinic on site and at events like this. We appreciate you!
To see some of our pictures of Bike Fest, follow this link to our Facebook Page.


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Behind the nuptials // Vol 2
Wedding days are a big affair for entire families. It's always nice to have the family pooch around to join in the fun. They're not always easy to shoot, but every now and then, the stars will align and you'll get a puppy pose worth framing!
Here, Chris and Stacey's pup nails a Zoolander pose perfectly. #behindthenuptials #whileyouweregettinghitched


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On provisional results of demographic situation in Latvia in 2010
With the help of the data of the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs for the analysis of migration and civil status registers on births, deaths and marriages received from the registry authorities the Central Statistical Bureau has compiled information on demographic situation in the country. Data on 10 months of this year and their evaluation on November and December shows that the number of Latvia population continues to reduce, and at the end of 2010 this number will comprise 2 million 229 thousand or 19 thousand less than at the begging of the year. For comparison: in 2009 the number of population reduced by 13 thousand.
The number of population due to natural movement (the number of deaths exceeding births) decreased approximately by 11 thousand, and due to the international long-term migration – by 8 thousand persons. Population reduction rate during the last years has become slower, but, according to the forecasts, in 2010 this indicator will grow – 0.8%, if compared to 0.6 % in 2009.
During the time period from 2004 to 2008 a slight birth increase was observed in Latvia. In 2008 country witnessed the highest birth rates since 1994 – 23.9 thousand children were born. But in 2009 2.3 thousand children less than in 2008 were born. Also the number of births in ten months of this year (16.2 thousand) is 2.4 thousand children less than in ten months of 2009. The birth forecasts show that this year the number will be lower than in 2009 – number of births will not exceed 20 thousand.
Death rates during the last years have changed rather insignificantly. During this year death rates almost have stayed at the level of previous year – 29 thousand persons, according to the statistical data.
During the last three years the number of marriages diminished rapidly. In 2009 9.9 thousand marriages were registered, and it is 3 thousand less than in 2008, but in 2010, in turn, the reduction of the number of marriages is not so noticeable: in ten months of this year 8.2 thousand marriages were concluded, and it is 0.7 thousand less than in corresponding period of 2009.
|Number of marriages and newborn in 2008, 2009 and 2010 in breakdown by months
The number of population has diminished also due to the international migration. Analysis of the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs data shows that the volume of emigration also this year is growing. Already in ten months of 2010 the number of persons leaving the country (8.8 thousand) is exceeding the number of emigrants in whole 2009 (7.4 thousand), and at the end of the year the number may reach 10 thousand. But the number of immigrants this year, in turn, will comprise about 0.8 thousand less than in 2009.
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As radio and television stop breaking new bands, the curator behind Austin City Limits Music Festival's crowd-drawing lineups has become a major player in the popscape.
The festival has delivered on its commitment to genre diversity, but women and artists of color are still underrepresented.
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Recently I had the opportunity to talk with Robert Stein, CSO and CMO, and Garo Armen, Chairman and CEO of Agenus Inc. (NASDAQ: AGEN). Agenus, formerly Antigenics, broke into the public eye earlier this year with their acquisition of 4-Antibody AG (4-Ab), a privately held European biotech. This week they announced a two-target deal with Merck, using the 4-Ab platform for the generation of novel antibodies to two undisclosed Merck checkpoint targets. These targets are in addition to the six internal checkpoint modulator programs, a quite positive development. This alone makes the company worth a look.
On the other hand a large Phase 3 trial of GSK's MAGE-A3 vaccine in lung cancer failed, and this vaccine uses AGEN's saponin-based adjuvant. That was certainly seen as a negative, although there are still 20 clinical programs using AGEN's saponin-based adjuvant at GSK, Pfizer, and J&J, including GSK's malaria vaccine that is heading toward Regulatory filing this year. While the company has its fans and detractors among stock analysts, our focus is on the science; so let's see where that leads us. My conversation with AGEN leadership was wide-ranging but focused on the future of the company, particularly goals and near-term milestones.
I'll start with the 4-Ab deal, which was touted in February for its transformational potential (adding checkpoint modulators to a vaccine company), and also financials, featuring a modest upfront with most of the value back-ended. The deal brought multiple immune checkpoint programs into AGEN- 6 programs in total. That's quite a haul. Less well appreciated I think was the 4-Ab antibody platform, branded Retrocyte Display. The technology is interesting. According to the 4-Antibody website, Retrocyte (Retroviral B lymphocyte Display) is a "high throughput cellular antibody expression platform … to allow expression and screening of full-length immunoglobulin antibody libraries in mammalian B-lineage cells … Libraries of full length immunoglobulin heavy and light chains are encoded by separate retroviral expression vectors within B-lineage cells to yield efficiently and stably expressed fully human monoclonal antibodies on the surface of the B-lineage cells in the form of B-cell receptors. Retrocyte Display can be used to directly screen combinations of antibody heavy and light chain libraries for antigen-specific binders."
This is the platform Merck sought to generate antibodies for two of their targets. Importantly the deal financially supports the R&D work that will be ongoing at AGEN to carry out their end of the collaboration. This is in addition to a potential $100 million in milestone payments and royalties on product sales. Considering that Merck brought proprietary checkpoint targets to the collaboration, participating in the upside is somewhat atypical. This deal makes a statement regarding how much Merck valued accessing the platform and of course it also sets the stage for future platform deals.
Back to those assets, Dr Armen stated quite clearly that the company will internally develop the first tier of antibodies acquired in the 4-Ab acquisition, with a stated goal of moving development candidates targeting CTLA4 and PD-1 and selected additional immune checkpoint modulator programs to IND filings with a target date of approximately 2 years. One of the uses of least some of the immune checkpoint modulators might be to "turbo-charge" the company's long-standing tumor vaccine programs. These have certainly struggled to gain traction, as have nearly all vaccine plays in oncology, for reasons we now understand well – active immune suppression mediated by the highly adaptable tumor for its survival. Prophage is a personalized cancer vaccine based on patient-specific antigens isolated from each patient's tumor, bound to heat shock proteins to drive the activation of anti-cancer T-lymphocytes. The company has been exploring the use of Prophage in patients with Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM), influenced in part by the decision of the NCI to fund the ongoing Phase 2 trial. Over the years the company had conducted Phase 3 trials in melanoma, renal cell carcinoma, and earlier phase trials in multiple other cancers. AGEN is no longer advancing Prophage programs in these tumor types however they are participating in an investigator-sponsored clinical study of Prophage plus the checkpoint inhibitor Yervoy (the anti-CTLA-4 antibody ipilimumab from Bristol-Myers Squibb) in patients with advanced melanoma. Additional work could be done with their internal checkpoint modulator pipeline in the future. It is certainly true to say (although harder to predict) that positive results from the GBM trial would transform the company. I suspect that a failure here would lead the company to drop the platform.
It's important not to confuse the Prophage tumor vaccine effort with the QS-21 Stimulon adjuvant programs. This is the adjuvant that GSK has licensed for use in much of their vaccine work. GSK's MAGE-A3 vaccine failure is one of the few settings in which QS-21 was used as a tumor vaccine adjuvant. The company expects approvals for use in a malaria vaccine this year, with 20 advanced trials underway at GSK and J&J. GSK's renewed emphasis on its prophylactic vaccine business might help AGEN even more going forward. AGEN receives a milestone payment when the first QS-21 containing vaccine is registered by GSK and also royalties on both prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines.
If AGEN seems difficult to get one's arms around, it may be because of this three-platform business model. On the other hand, these three platforms address three critical components of immune modulation, with immunotherapy programs a few years away from the clinic, a very long-standing vaccine effort, and an adjuvant program that is not well appreciated outside the company. Valuing this collection of technologies has been difficult, and certainly progress in any or all three will be important catalysts going forward.
Dr Armen and Dr Stein are well aware of the fuzzy picture that the outside world, and investors in particular I suppose, have had of the company. The refocus on immune checkpoint modulators was very well received allowing AGEN to raise $56M from investors in February. AGEN has articulated specific goals to drive the company forward:
- Execute on the 4-Ab programs internally and through partnerships. This includes IND filings for two or more programs within 2 years, developing appropriate strategic partnerships, and further advancing other checkpoint inhibitors that were acquired with 4-Ab, but have not been disclosed.
- Leverage the value of the 4-Ab platform, as has just been done in the Merck deal
- Reboot the Prophage program via combination use with immune checkpoint modulators as results warrant. One cautionary note – this will require additional translational research efforts that are just now getting underway.
- Design personalized therapeutic interventions utilizing the vaccine platform and an understanding of the basis for immune suppression in individual patients. AGEN leadership envisions that this will be done by a combination of internal efforts and through strategic partnerships with centers of excellence in translation medicine.
- Acquire a later stage asset in the immune-oncology space that would complement the evolving immunotherapy portfolio. That could be a good use of capital.
It's a full dance card. We'll keep an eye on AGEN as they execute on these critical goals, especially in the immunotherapy space.
Disclosure: I own no stock in AGEN and have no opinion as to the value of the stock or its' future performance.


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As many of you already know, I have a good soul family connection to Bruce Lee, and few times he jumped in to help me and Michael for our work, like in 2011 when I did the Clip for WOMEN OF THE WORLD.
He suddenly channeled through me basic NUNSHAKO MOVES, and I never had such training. I blinded folded myself and did fast Nunshakos Training under his Guidance, in this wonderful and very hot Summer of 2011.
Things are coming together, obviously.
I am meeting since the MADE IN HEAVEN Cartoon (Part I) has been released and sent out (January 5th & 7th 2014) many, many new potential Partners.
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Crazy. Sometimes really, crazy how strong Michael is. Respect 🙂
One of the most interesting People I have met in early January 2014, and you will surely see soon more of his very important Work, is the AMBASSADOR OF WATER.
He is an Expert in Water Conservation, Drinking Water and Filtering Methods, Protection and Enhancement Methods for Water.
Stay tuned for Archangel Michael´s Projects, because he brings literally Heaven & Earth together and connects all right-minded People right now for our yet Secret Projects!
One of the Souls from Heaven he has brought in, as mentioned above, is Bruce Lee. Bruce works closely with Archangel Michael and is a "Warrior of the Light"-Soul. Obviously.
"BE Water my Friend" is one of Bruce´s most famous Quotes and central in his Martial Arts Philosophy.
Think about this:
Our bodies are if I remember right, made out of 70% Water, our Brains even 80% Water, and our EYES 100% WATER I heard.
Then, think about this and you will see why this is Part of what Archangel Michael wants to focus on:
Then think about the Cartoon we published, Part I of MADE IN HEAVEN, where Water is central as well in ancient Egyptian Creation and Magic Myths, and especially, Osiris & IsIs story, including his Death (thrown into Nile in wooden Coffin sealed with Nails by evil jealous Set).
To become a really good Fighter, you have to be able to move with the natural Flow, be flexible and fast. No fixed movement. No pre-trained, posing poses. Moving the body as fluid and as free as Water, is what Bruce Lee was talking about.
More about this COMING SOON! 🙂 Another Secret Project :p
Note: View our Cartoon Part I, MADE IN HEAVEN, to see more on Water Magic (IsIs Atlantis Magic School & Lotus Levitation Scenes)


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He was always cuddled by children wherever he went. The children would lie on the carpet with the dog."
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I know the dogs aren't mine, but it's a real privilege to look after such a lovely animal and have their love and affection.
Whatever else has happened in your day, you have to walk the dog, and by the time I have walked him I'm calm. He's a de-stresser! Having a dog was crucial for me to relax after work. It's my quality time. Even if it's raining, it's wonderful!
I get to meet a lovely bunch of people, and next Monday we're meeting for our monthly get together to hear about their dogs and lives."


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Latest Snowpack Readings Show Dry Start To Winter Season
Water content throughout the Sierra Nevada is about a quarter of where it should be this time of year.
The latest electronic snowpack readings from the Department of Water Resources shows a dry start to the winter season. The first manual reading at Phillips Station, east of Sacramento, came in at just three percent of normal.
DWR Director Grant Davis says the state's reservoirs are in good shape from last year's record-breaking rain and snow totals.
He says the challenge is planning for these wide swings from wet to dry years.
"We live in the most variable weather climate in the country and that variability is what we have to manage to increasingly. So, you could have five years of a record drought - which we came out of - followed by the wettest year on record, which was last year in Northern California. I believe it was the second wettest year on record in Southern California," Davis said.
Davis says there is still a chance that California will get hit with a series of storms known as an atmospheric river.
Frank Gehrke, head of the California Cooperative Snow Surveys Program says it's a disappointing start to the year, but he too says there's plenty of time left in the season to reverse the dry trend.
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Just over 2 months open and things continue to develop. The Wednesday supervised evenings are always busy, being the time for social members and visitors to make use of the Space and connect with other members. The workshop has gained a couple of useful items, with a drill press and band saw from Makerspace Nanaimo and a pedestal grinder from a garage sale. We acquired a kitchen removal to be re-purposed, through Vince at Counter Measures, and with his further help, we are working to create a 13 foot length of counter top and cupboards/drawers.
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Every week progress is being made. Dave and Rob finished off the 2 large tables and I switched things around a bit – we now have a 5×8 ft table area in the centre of the "dining" space and a 4×8 ft table top on the other side of the kitchen. There is a donated Raspberry Pi setup with garage sale TV and a Pi for Dummies Book. A Ubuntu Linux Laptop and a Win 7 laptop to work on. I moved the TLC 3D Printer to the presentation area and we now have the 2 new/reconditioned Win 7 HP desktops with our 2 3D Printers, up and running – may need some further adjustments, but Poul and grand kids got the Delta printer printing and Shawne finished putting the Tevo Tarantula together and got that printing.
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Time zips by and the 2nd Wednesday came round. We had another great turnout and a couple more visitors. We unloaded wood from the BLT2GoBus – to make two long tables and put a good smooth work-top on the workshop bench. Terry and Robert installed two sets of blinds in the kitchen windows (from the Salvation Army shop). David worked on setting up the 3 circular saws and the large band-saw. Paul and Shawne continued to work on the two new 3D Printers, and once things settled down a little, I offered to go through the basics of using the HICTOP 3D Printer.
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Wednesday Nights
5 July was the first of our Wednesday night supervised sessions, that means that Associate Members can come and use the facility, knowing that there will be at least one Steering Committee member there to help and answer questions. Also, it is open for the public to visit and see what the Club offers and sign-up, if interested. If you come with a Member Friend to work on something together, you should read the waiver form, fill in a Donation envelope, insert $5 for the day and put the envelope in the donation box. This allows for one-off use by Member Friends and family visitors.
We had about half our members turn up this Wednesday, plus 3 visitors. After general introductions and chatting, they got down to working on building our Tevo Tarantula 3D Printer. It takes a whileRead More


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The Side Effects of Stopping Plavix
Plavix, also called clopidogrel, is a drug prescribed to patients following a heart attack, stroke, unstable angina, stent insertion or other cardiac conditions. The drug is prescribed for 1 year following the medical event. During this time, many patients do not experience any other significant medical situation. However, upon stopping the drug, patients may in fact be doubling their risk for a subsequent cardiac event for up to 3 months and potentially longer. Doctors and researchers are now realizing this phenomenon and are looking into patient experiences. There is no determination as to why this might be happening or how to prevent it, but doctors and researchers are aware of the side effects of stopping Plavix and are researching alternatives.
Heart Attack
A heart attack can happen to patients stopping Plavix within a short period of time, usually 90 days. This may be due an artery becoming occluded or some other effect that has yet to be determined.
Strokes are also more common within the 90 days following the cessation of Plavix. Doctors and researchers believe this could be due to the change in the blood platelets and the way they function when Plavix is no longer in the system and acting as a blood thinner.
Blood Thickening
Plavix is a drug that thins the blood. When patients discontinue the use of the drug, then their blood will begin to thicken to a normal consistency. This thickening could make it more difficult for blood to flow through already restricted arteries, which could increase blood pressure and eventually cause a heart attack.
Blood Clots
In some cases, blood clots may form, which could cause a heart attack, stroke or other medical emergency. This is due to the fact that blood platelets no longer have the drug affecting how they operate. When the drug is stopped, blood platelets may begin to stick together and may form a blood clot.
The worst side effect of stopping Plavix very well may be death. Within the first 90 days of stopping Plavix, some patients experience another cardiac event they cannot recover from and die.


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Limoncello's at the Waterfront have closed their doors whilst Ocean Basket are supposedly opening upstairs next to Panarotti's. None of which makes much sense. Maybe they hope to make it third time lucky but I doubt it's good news for Fisherman's Cabin. Nerina's is also opening where Cafe Rossini's used to be and once again one has got to question why? What is going to be different? That passage leads to empty shops. So it cant be location, it can't be feet. Luigi's the ice cream shop next to Spar also looks ominously quiet. I suspect this is going to be one of the hashest and most bruising winters yet.
The Urban Vineyard has opened a cheese and wine deli at the bottom of Gray St in the same building as the Rex Hotel. It looks exciting. it's different and hopefully will get the support it deserves. Chaplins on Gray, across the road has changed names and is now to the Tin House Cafe, Deenies has reopened as Cafe 9 on Gray and the Anchorage is now doing lunch as well as dinner.


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Quality Testing, Great Value
Part of creating a robust application is testing and quality assurance. Our offshoring model at Nourtek includes a hybrid version of our QA process. In this model, we create a rigorous program of testing for each application, and our team in India carries out the testing.


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Doves representing the Holy Spirit are displayed in St. Columbkille School, the work of about 300 confirmation candidates during a day of reflection Sept. 24 at St. Columbkille Parish in Papillion.
Doves representing the Holy Spirit are displayed in St. Columbkille School, the work of about 300 confirmation candidates during a day of reflection Sept. 24 at St. Columbkille Parish in Papillion.
Students, faculty and staff form the number "50" at Pope John XXIII Central Catholic High School Sept. 19 to help celebrate the school's 50thth anniversary. Photo by Deacon John Starman.
John Knievel, a member of Pope John XXIII Central Catholic High School's first graduating class in 1968, places the first shovel of dirt Sept. 19 on a time capsule commemorating the Elgin school's 50th anniversary.
Respect Life Sunday … Respect Life Month … Respect Life. For many Catholics and others involved in pro-life efforts, Respect Life emphasizes in another way efforts to end abortion. And why wouldn't those folks respond in that way?
Recently, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, archbishop of New York and chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) Committee on Pro-Life Activities, announced the 2016-2017 theme for the Respect Life program: "Moved by Mercy."
Recently I had occasion to do some research into the signers of the Constitution. In doing so, I confirmed what I had remembered from school – that there were two Catholics who had signed the Constitution.
When two 20-somethings slung a wire across rooftops in Boston, they were hoping to hear each other's voices transmitted across that line. It worked, and they did, but in the process, they also picked up a far more exotic sound: powerful radio waves emitted from the sun.
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You'd think presidential candidates would have learned that shooting from the lip in front of deep-pocket donors is asking for trouble. Mitt Romney's ill-advised comment about the "47 percent" of us who are "dependent on government" helped sink his candidacy in an otherwise winnable election.
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Driving on the Beach
Bring your tent for overnight fun and relaxation!
Here, in North Carolina, we're blessed with some of the most beautiful beaches in our country. From the Currituck Sound to Ocean Isle Beach, there are miles and miles of places to relax, watch your kids play, take a walk, and drive.
Drive? Yes – drive on the beach. Two examples of driving on the beach is The Outer Banks and Carolina Beach (Freeman Park).
When you speak with folks who have never lived here, some are amazed that you can still drive on the sand. Here are some beach driving tips:
- Drive on the beach in only four wheel drive (4×4).
- Always follow the posted speed limits.
- Bring a tire pressure gauge.
- Reduce your tire pressure to 15-20 PSI.
- AWD (all wheel drive) vehicle drivers should take note of ground clearance. Driving in sand ruts may bottom out your vehicle and you may get stuck.
- If possible, drive on packed sand.
- Do not drive through the surf. Salt water is extremely corrosive to electrical components and the sand may be unstable under the surface.
- Distribute your weight evenly. Packing too much on the rear of your vehicle could result in your rear wheels getting stuck.
- Leave your ATV home. They are not allowed on public beaches.
- Before you leave, write down a local towing company that specializes in beach towing (just in case!).
If you're camping overnight, here are some further tips:
- Know the weather forecast.
- Pay attention to where the public restrooms / showers are and park nearby.
- Pack trash bags so you don't leave a mess blowing around on the beach.
- When using a pop-up tent, bring 4 buckets. Put each leg into the bucket and fill the bucket with sand. This will weigh your tent down and secure it when conditions are windy.
- Pack extra tie down straps. You may need to tie your tent to the side of your vehicle to prevent the winds from blowing it over.
- Sunscreen. Sunscreen. Sunscreen. Since beaches do not have any shade, you'll need extra protection.
After you drive on the beach, make sure you thoroughly wash your vehicle in order to remove any salt and sand. Sand can get into bushings, fittings, and rubber boots that are meant to protect vital components. Leaving sand and salt alone could damage your vehicle.


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The collaboration between Bella Thorne and Borgore is getting a music video and it won't be anything like her bit in Liam Payne's "Bedroom Floor." In case you've been trying to forget, the song is called "Salad Dressing" and it's nothing more than Bella asking "would you like sauce in the salad or the sauce on the side?" on repeat.
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Bella Thorne's Latest Sonic Train Wreck May Have Just Ended Her Short-Lived Music Career
By Oceanup Staff on November 4, 2017
Bella Thorne continues to make moves in the music industry, but her latest attempt has a few people questioning her place. The actress offered some bizarre vocals to Israeli producer and DJ Borgore's new song "Salad Dressing" and electronic music duo The Knocks found it to be proof that Bella should stick to her day job.


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Fine 19th C. Burmese Thailand Chinese Yunnan Dha or Darb Sword (ID: cs1128)
Fine 19th C. Burmese Thailand Chinese Yunnan Dha or Darb Sword
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A fine example from the Burma/China/Thailand border regions, this example displays elements of design from all cultures, including enamel inlay work, in a plique a jour technique with silver wire enclosing vari colored enamel. The blade is a fine fighting blade with a tiger mark, a known mark on Burmese blades but the edge is rounded in a way more atypical of Burmese blade which normally have a flattened blade edge, whereas this is rounded in a style more reminiscent of Thai darb.
The fine hilt is silver mounted with a chiseled pommel of large fine design.
The scabbard is timber and retains it's original red carrying textile.
A fine large example at 37" in length and a blade of 22" in untouched condition straight from a fine old California collection of ethnographic arms, collected in the period 1920-1950.


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Candy Love
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Alternate Names : Avril Sun
home : Hungarian
Hair Color : Brown
Height : 157 cm
weight : 42
Candy Love's Biography :
Avril Sun, sometimes known as Candy Love, is as sweet as they come and she also has a really terrific, happy-go-lucky way about her in her scenes. She always seems to be having a great time during sex and it doesn't matter whether that's in lesbian or straight hardcore niches. She isn't picky when it comes to the sex of her partners, as long as there is sex. She was born in 1988, and entered the industry in 2009.


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Kwitney, Alisa: The Sandman. King of Dreams. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2003. (179 S.)
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The first and only comic book to receive the World Fantasy Award, The Sandman continues to break new ground in the comic book medium and beyond. Author Alisa Kwitney explores its beginnings and chronicles the comic's emergence as a unique and undeniable force in the literary world. Richly illustrated, this history shows how Gaiman and The Sandman's gifted artists, such as Dave McKean and Yoshitaka Amano, create a haunting (and haunted) main character who wields immense power. With illustrations never before published, behind-the-scenes stories, handwritten notes, and interviews with Gaiman himself, this volume is a true testament to the dream king and his creator.
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Crime - Sacto 911
Reward offered for dirt bike-riding men suspected of shotgunning hiker's vehicles
The Placer County Sheriff's Office is offering up to $1,000 to tipsters who can help the agency find two men suspected of shooting a hiker's car and truck Thursday near Foresthill Road, the office said.
While walking about 3 1/2 miles east of Deadwood Road, the hiker encountered two men in their 30s on orange-and-white early 2000 KTM dirt bikes, according to a post on the Sheriff's Office's Facebook page. Both men had shotguns on slings with them, the Sheriff's Office said.
The hiker returned to his car and truck to find both damaged by shotgun blasts, according to the Facebook post. Pictures attached to the post show damage to the vehicles' sides as well as a shattered front windshield on the car and what appears to be a flat tire on the truck.
The men wore white boots and orange-and-white gear to match their bikes and had a white ice chest and blue milk crate strapped onto their vehicles, the Sheriff's Office said. Their guns had a composite stock and wood stock, respectively, according to the office.
Members of the public who have information about the suspects can call the Sheriff's Office at 530-886-5375 or leave an anonymous tip with the Placer County Crime Stoppers at 800-923-8191 or tips.crimestoppers.com. A reward of up to $1,000 could be offered for information leading to an arrest, the Sheriff's Office said.
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Tameka Bradley Hobbs
Democracy Abroad, Lynching at Home
Racial Violence in Florida
University Press of Florida 2015
New Books in African American StudiesNew Books in American StudiesNew Books in HistoryNew Books in Peoples & PlacesNew Books in Politics & SocietyNew Books Network July 26, 2018 Adam McNeil
The World War II era was a transformative period for the United States' relationship to the rest of the world. Exporting liberal democracy was an important goal for the American government. Yet in places like Florida, the promise of liberal democracy was yet to be fulfilled for African Americans. In her 2015 book Democracy Abroad, Lynching at Home: Racial Violence in Florida (University Press of Florida, 2105), Tameka Bradley Hobbs explores this contradiction by telling the stories of four African American men–Arthur C. Williams, Cellos Harrison, Willie James Howard, and Jessie James Payne–who were lynched in the Panhandle of Florida between 1941-1945. Using a plethora of court documents, white and black press editorials, and oral histories to find the voices of those living in the aftermath of the lynchings, Dr. Hobbs targets the narrative of Florida "exceptionalism" in the American South to show that Florida was actually, per capita, the state where Black Americans were most likely to be lynched.
Adam McNeil is a PhD student in History, African American Public Humanities Initiative and Colored Conventions Project Fellow at the University of Delaware. He can be reached on Twitter @CulturedModesty.
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Sutriyan is a special delicacy often prepared in Ambur. It is a main dish that does not need any accompaniments or side dishes. It differs from the Hyderabadi Sutriyan which is made with chapathis. Sutriyan is basically handmade rice flour pasta cooked in a spicy non vegetarian gravy. It can be made with chicken or mutton pieces or even minced meat. Even though the method of cooking this is quite long, you will be impressed with its awesome taste. Here I have made Chicken Sutriyan using my Mother-in-laws recipe who is an expert in making this dish.
For making the dough
4 cups rice flour
4 cups water
1 tsp salt
For kneading the dough
Water as needed
3 tbsp oil
For the khurma/ chicken gravy
4 tbsp oil
1 large onion thinly sliced
1 cinnamon
3 tbsp ginger garlic paste
2 tsp red chilli powder
1 tsp salt
5 tomatoes pureed
1 tbsp curd
2 tbsp coconut paste
Juice of half a lemon
A handful of coriander and mint leaves
500 gms chicken cut into small pieces
2 cups water
- Boil 4 cups water in a pan along with salt.
- When water starts boiling, add 4 cups rice flour and mix well.
- Cook for a minute and switch off the gas. Allow this to cool down.
- Meanwhile, heat oil in a pressure cooker with oil and add onions and cinnamon.
- Cook till the onions turn golden and then add ginger garlic paste. Saute till the raw smell goes.
- Add red chilli powder, salt and cook for a minute.
- Add the tomato puree and cook for about 5 minutes till oil starts separating.
- Add curd and coconut paste and mix well.
- Now add the chicken pieces along with coriander leaves, mint leaves, lemon juice and 2 cups water and mix well.
- Close the lid of the pressure cooker and cook for 2 whistles.
- When the dough is slightly warm, sprinkle water and knead to form a soft and firm dough. Add oil and knead for a couple of minutes.
- Divide the dough into 8 balls.
- From each dough ball make small balls as shown.
- Take a small ball on your left palm.
- And using your middle finger of your right hand, form an elongated shape as shown. It should be thick in the middle and thin on both ends.
- Flatten it with the middle finger. This is one rice pasta.
- In the same way make the remaining rice flour pastas.
- Boil 10 to 12 cups water in a large pressure cooker and add a tsp of salt.
- When it starts boiling, add the pasta made from 2 dough balls. Do not mix otherwise the pasta will break.
- While the pasta is getting cooked in water, make the second set of pasta ready.
- Before adding it to the water, give a stir to the pasta already cooking in water and only then add the second set of pasta.
- In the same way, cook the third set of pasta.
- For the fourth set, add the pasta to the cooked gravy and cook for about 5 minutes.
- Finally add the gravy to the pasta boiling in water and stir gently.
- Close a lid and cook for about 2 minutes in low flame.
- Switch off the gas, transfer to a serving dish and garnish with coriander leaves.
- Delicious sutriyan is ready to be served.
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