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At the midway point of the year, who are your early favorites to win Artist of the Year, Single of the Year and Best New Artist?
|Mike Miller, WZFT: Drake, "The Middle" Zedd f/Maren Morris, Bazzi.
Jonathan Reed, WNOK: Post Malone, "New Rules" Dua Lipa, Bazzi.
Toby Knapp, WASH: Drake, "The Middle" Zedd f/Maren Morris, Bebe Rexha.
Mike McCoy, WNCI: Drake and Post Malone are running neck and neck for Artist of the Year. For Single I would go with "Girls Like You" Maroon 5 & Cardi B which is a very fast grower and "Psycho" is another strong candidate. I would I'd say Post Malone for Best New Artist as well even though he was around last year but he's really making his impact this year.
Jammer, WEZB: Post Malone, "I Like Me Better" Lauv, Bazzi.
Rob Roberts, WRQX: Ed Sheeran, "Perfect" Ed Sheeran, Camila Cabello.
Brian Mack, WXXL: Drake,"The Middle" Zedd f/Maren Morris / Grey, Cardi B.
Kobe, WWHT: Drake, "No Tears Left to Cry" Ariana Grande, Bazzi.
Jason LaChance, Radio Merced: Godsmack or Five Finger Death Punch, "Bullet Proof" Godsmack or "Sham Pain" Five Finger Death Punch, Bad Wolves came on strong with a great first single and a solid follow-up track.
|Java Joel, WAKS: Post Malone, "The Middle" Zedd f/Maren Morris, Cardi B.
Jon Zellner, iHeartMedia: Post Malone, "Never Be the Same" Camilla Cabello, Best New Artists: Dua Lipa, Bazzi, Lauv.
JB King, KLUC: Drake, (tie) "God's Plan" Drake and "Havana" Camila Cabello, Cardi B.
Jeff Hurley, WLAN: It's Post Malone's year and we are all just living in it. "New Rules" Dua Lipa, the song that will not die in research, such a monster. Max for New Artist because he's with a smaller label with less support and has achieved this level of success with hard work and relationship-building.
Rick Vaughn, Power 94.9: I don't know which awards exactly, but the artists will be Post Malone, twentyone pilots and Dua Lipa.
Fish Boy, WKRZ: Cardi B, "Psycho" Post Malone, Dennis Lloyd as Best New Artist.
Heather Deluca, WSJO: Dua Lipa and Camila Cabello are in line for Best New Artist. For single of the year,"The Middle" by Zedd f/Maren Morris. And I'd love to see Imagine Dragons win Artist of the Year because of the success of their third album. But I think Camila could make a case for Artist of the Year because of her huge debut as a solo artist. But don't rule out Ed Sheeran because "Perfect" is still on fire.
|Raphael Opida, WIOQ: Artist of the Year: Camila Cabello. She's been on FIRE since 'Havana' and the release of her debut album Camila, and it looks like she won't be stopping anytime soon! Single of the Year: "God's Plan" by Drake. The song was bumping on the radio, at bars, clubs, even my grandma loved to jam to the track. Now we need baby pics, Drake! Best New Artist: Cardi B because she is literally everywhere, featured on tracks with Maroon 5 and Bruno Mars.
Jonathan Shuford, WRVW: Post Malone, "New Rules" Dua Lipa, Bazzi.
Matt Johnson, KSLZ: Post Malone, "Psycho" Post Malone, Post Malone!
Sassy, WKXJ: Cardi B, for Single anything with Post Malone especially "Psycho," BTS for New Artist.
Randi West, WMTX: Ed Sheeran and Pink, they will probably still be charted by year's end!
Chase Daniels, Entercom-Madison: Maroon 5, "Perfect" Ed Sheeran, Alice Merton.
Chris Michaels, FM100: Shawn Mendes, "Meant To Be" Bebe Rexha & FGL, Max.
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I think you need a captcha or other form of identifying it's a human on both the contact page and sign up page.
If it cuts the spam by 50% it's probably worth doing.
Every day I get around 30 spam emails via the 'contact us' page. I cant block the email as its comes from the site and would be blocking all email. I could turn off the contact us form, but it is useful for genuine enquiries. I may be able to block IP addresses, but many comes from different addresses. It could be robots filling in the form and posting rubbish, which I may be able to block with human verification, however it could quite easily be a human with nothing better to do that post rubbish.
We are also seeing mass posts when we look in 'Whats New', these are from robots/'people with nothing better to do' signing up, verifying their email address and then posting lots of rubbish. When I see these I can delete and block that username/ip address along with removing all the posts they made.
This has mainly happened over the last month. It seems to be constant, not getting worse, but I'll need to keep an eye on it. Maybe a forum update will cure it, but I'd be more concerned with updating, as it causes more problems than it fixes.
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I think you need a captcha or other form of identifying it's a human on both the contact page and sign up page.
If it cuts the spam by 50% it's probably worth doing.
Just please don't pick the one where you have to "select the traffic lights" etc etc etc - I hate that!
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This summer we were especially successful in fostering the ducklings we received. We admitted more than 120 Mallard ducklings this summer, either found with dead females or wandering alone.
We also received calls about female mallards nesting in crazy, inappropriate places where the ducklings were unlikely to survive. One even nested up in a spruce tree at the downtown City Hall building in Red Deer. Our staff have become very good at catching both the female and her chicks! When we would receive the call about another duck, staff and volunteers were dispatched, catching every one.
But it didn't end there. With a pond full of orphans, each of those rescued Mallards were relocated to a much safer wetland with just a few more ducklings than they started with.


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For Immediate Release | Thunder Down Under: Wicked Girls™ Steal the Show at Melbourne Australia's SEXPO
LOS ANGELES, CA / MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - (DECEMBER 2, 2011) – When their Wicked Pictures epics Horizon and The Rocki Whore Picture Show: A Hardcore Parody swept the 2012 XBIZ nominations, stars jessica drake, Kaylani Lei and Alektra Blue celebrated the news with a series of highly publicized personal appearances at Melbourne, Australia's Sexpo Sexuality & Lifestyle Expo, where they appeared on behalf of Wicked Pictures last week. While Sexpo organizers invited the Wicked Girls™ to appear as part of an effort to showcase "international performers who represent all the best aspects of adult entertainment," the Wicked excitement began mounting before the convention doors had even opened, with jessica doing a special store appearance at Mildura's Club X adult boutique. This special event was covered, like many of the girls' adventures Down Under, by the G4 TV network for the upcoming special Sexpo Melbourne, hosted by jessica drake and premiering December 18, 2011. While she was in Mildura, jessica made headlines when she rode with the Quick Fix Harley team; as reported by Fox News' Herald Sun and many other media outlets, biker Steve Butler landed in the hospital with a ruptured spleen after trying to impress the winsome Wicked Girl ™ with some exceptionally complicated stuntwork (for the complete story, go to http://bit.ly/v7axsG). When she wasn't cycling, diving with seals or flying experimental "aerochutes" (bit.ly/vY6Sch) for the G4 TV cameras, jessica joined Kaylani and Alektra at the convention, where the trio granted interviews, posed for photo opportunities and socialized with fans each day. After hours, Alektra and Kaylani gave G4 TV a tour of the wildest nightclubs in Melbourne, including the videogame-themed Mana Bar and the Croft Institute, which had a fascinating mad-scientist's lab feel to it. The many segments they participated in at the convention included a game session at the Carnal Carnival and a painting contest with Pricasso - a man who painted people's portraits with his penis! In her role as the host of the Sexpo Melbourne special, Ms. drake also took G4 TV crews on tours of the convention's many attractions. The excitement reached a fever pitch Wednesday November 23, when Melbourne's Palace Theater played host to the 2011 Eros Shine Awards. A glamorous new adult industry event, Eros Shine promoters designed the show to "celebrate those who achieve great things, run great businesses and provide great service, basically, those who shine!" Wicked Pictures was prominently represented, with jessica receiving the organization's coveted Best International Adult Star award. Reviewing her week Down Under, Ms. drake observes that "being the host of the G4 TV special gave me a very unique perspective on the show. I've attended Sexpo before, but this year I had a bird's eye view of everything, plus I was able to do my favorite thing: meet and interact with the fans. Winning "Best International Adult Star" at the Eros Shine Awards was an honor, and I want to thank Sexpo, G4, Wicked, the Eros Shine Awards, the fans and our amazing Australian crew as well. I couldn't have done it without all of you!" For Alektra Blue, the the Australians' hospitality was one of the true highlights of the week. "I had such a great time at Sexpo! I don't think I've ever laughed so much in my life. I had to tell fans to stop making me laugh because my face muscles hurt. Now that's a good time! I love Australia and I can't wait to go back." Kaylani Lei was equally moved by her experiences in Melbourne. "This was definitely my favorite trip so far! I am honored and thrilled to have been a part of Sexpo!" The convention's organizers were just as delighted to have the Wicked Girls™ at the show, with Sexpo Australia General Manager Rob Goodwin enthusing, "Wicked and its contract stars were a huge hit at the Melbourne Sexpo 2011! jessica, Alektra and Kaylani are simply awesome, and the Australian fans love them. We have already had requests for a repeat visit at our Sydney Sexpo in March 2012!" G4 TV Supervising Producer Ross Beeley had a similar take on his week with the Wicked Girls™. "A great time was had by all, and jessica, Kaylani and Alektra were very easy to work with and always willing to go the extra mile to make it awesome!" For more information please visit www.wicked.com and www.wickedb2b.com. Tags: Wicked Pictures, Wicked Girls, jessica drake, Kaylani Lei, Alektra Blue, Melbourne, Australia, Sexpo, Eros Shine, G4 TV. ###


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have a head for
Also, have a good or strong head for.
Be able to tolerate, as in Nell has no head for liquor, or Luckily I have a good head for heights. [Early 1800s]
Have a mental aptitude for, as in She has a good head for figures and straightened out the statistics in no time. [Early 1900s]
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Take your kids on a "virtual" cultural tour of Germany. Here is a compilation of free resources from around the web, including many free printables, that will help you teach your child about Germany and its culture. Germany is the birthplace of many famous people in history, including artists, musicians, and composers. Albert Einstein, scientist and inventor, was also born in Germany. There is also a German child who became famous after her death when her diary was discovered. Anne Frank is a Jewish Holocaust victim whose diary describes her family's evasion of the Nazi SS during WWII.
There are many links to artists, composers, famous Germans in history, German holidays, the German language, and fun facts about Germany. Enjoy your "travels" to Germany and have fun as you explore and discover its great and interesting culture!
Biography and Worksheets – Famous German Artists
- Albert Bierstadt (1830-1902) German-American Artist
- Albert Bierstadt | Word Search Worksheet
- "Meet the Artist" Job Application | Worksheet
Biographies for Famous German Composers —
These are printable biography pages for kids. Each biography is 1 page with a picture of the composer.
Wordsearch Worksheets for Famous German Composers — Build reading skills with a printable word search worksheet. Let your students know how many words there are to find and then ask them to complete the word search by identifying and circling the keywords found in the corresponding printable biography.
- George Frideric Handel | Word Search
- Johann Pachelbel | Word Search
- Ludwig van Beethoven | Word Search
- Johann Sebastian Bach | Word Search
Multiplication-Connect-the-Dot Worksheets
Build pre-multiplication skills by skip counting with connect-the-dot worksheets.
German Composers | Coloring Sheets–Add some art to your study of Germany.
- Johann Sebastian Bach | Coloring Page
Ludwig van Beethoven | Coloring Page
Franz Schubert | Coloring Page
Richard Wagner | Coloring Page
Learn to Play the Music
- Here's a Beethoven piano book with easy-intermediate piano solos. Included in the book is some sheet music for easy piano. This is a free printable book with several arrangements of his most famous pieces including Minuet in G, Beethoven's Fifth, Moonlight Sonata, Pathetique Sonata, Fur Elise, and Ode to Joy.
Beethoven | Digital Print Piano Book (Easy-Intermediate)
Other Famous Germans in History – Biographies and fun facts
- Albert Einstein – Scientist and Inventor
- Anne Frank – Author of The Diary of Anne Frank
- Adolf Hitler – Leader/Dictator of Germany during WW II
Learn to Speak German
- Here is a website to learn so speak German for free.
Fun German Facts and Printables
Important Holidays in Germany
There are several important holidays in Germany. How did they start and what do they mean for people today?


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Whether you are a developer, operations expert, or digital business leader, you need to quickly see and act on rapid changes in your app's ecosystem. But you often don't have time to drill down through the extensive dashboards across New Relic products to find what is most relevant to you.
Using New Relic Radar as your daily, centralized information center, you can quickly gain insights into your environment. You can also easily share that information via Slack with others.
Radar will reach end-of-life on August 19th, 2019. It will no longer be available in the New Relic UI. For more information, see Shutting down the Radar feed in the Explorer's Hub.
Personalized, live feed
Radar provides a personalized, live feed about your software and cloud environment. Using applied intelligence, Radar's machine learning capabilities detect what data is important to you and adjust accordingly. Your personalized feed may include:
- New apps or hosts reporting to New Relic
- Deployments
- Unusually low memory, anomalous behavior with root cause analysis, or other potential problems
- Data trends, such as top app performance, changes in global traffic, week over week performance and slowdowns, etc.
Functionality behind the feed
New Relic Radar uses a collection of algorithms to examine the wealth of information across all of your New Relic products and how you use them. Then it uses predictive capabilities to present just the data you are likely to care about the most.
The feed shows twenty cards at any given time, but New Relic produces many more cards from your data. To view all cards, use the search Search card tiles function.
Here are the main factors affecting what event cards Radar puts in your personalized feed:
|Using New Relic
|The applications or systems you look at most frequently in New Relic will be more likely to show up in your feed.
|Selecting applications and topics
|You can select important applications and topics on the Radar cog Settings page or directly from a card via the Adjust content preferences link. Events from selected applications and topics are more likely to show up in your feed.
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- From New Relic Radar, select the gear [gear-icon] icon to navigate to the Settings page.
- On the Settings page, use the search field to find applications or topics, or use the dropdown menus to choose applications or topics.
Selecting an application or topic only makes it more likely you will receive cards for that application or topic. You may still receive Radar cards for applications or topics you have not selected.
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Every user needs to see different information depending on their roles, responsibilities, and interests. In addition, different stakeholders and teams need to collaborate about different aspects of your software, whether it's troubleshooting bottlenecks, performance enhancements, alertable conditions, memory and CPU levels, or all of the above.
Radar learns what to place in your feed by how you use it. You can also change settings to customize your feed.
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In the process of quantum transition Earth and mankind will undergo a process of transmutation, that is forced, the external transfer of vibration of the atoms of the body at a high level. Combined psychic energy Humanity will send a signal about the processes with him, into the space of its universe.
This energy will cause a wave of vibration, which will be perceived conscious beings of the universe and to shift in their consciousness. Experience the evolution, freedom of consciousness of the Earth must be positive! In 2012, many of the encoded (encrypted) objects (skulls, rocks) will
Continue reading Quantum Transition 2012 — 2013, and who we meet in the 4th Dimension


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Did you, like me, get a large bunch of sorrel instead of plums last week? Did you taste it and figure it was too strong to stand on its own as a salad green, but too tender to braise like you would other leafy greens?
Well, I thought all that too, and then did what I like to do with strong-flavored greens that I possess in large quantities: I made a pesto. I tossed it with boiled potatoes and served it as a side to grilled chicken, but it would be great on chicken or pork, or tossed with some refrigerated chicken ravioli.
Sorrel-Parsley Pesto (adapted from Two Small Farms)
2 cups coarsely chopped fresh sorrel, ribs removed
1/2 cup packed fresh parsley leaves
2 garlic cloves, roughly chopped (or 1 elephant garlic clove)
1/2 cup grated parmesan
1/3 cup pine nuts
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/3 cup olive oil
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I detailed our last bottom job, and a few people asked the ever-popular "What does it cost" question. So here goes.
Let's start with what it costs to NOT do a bottom job. This is, after all, a choice. We're boaters, environmentally conscious beings who care deeply about the waters we sail on. Why would we spend immense amounts of money putting deeply toxic chemicals that are formulated specifically to cause harm to marine life on our beloved boats?
Here's the thing, though. Barnacles and algae grow at a rate that's alarming. They adore solid objects they can adhere to – and boats provide an irresistible target. So if you choose not to bottom paint the boat? You'll be sporting growth, and FAST.
Who cares? I'm not a racer.
Your boat will move more slowly through the water if you're laden with excess underwater decoration. Some experts calculate it can cost you 50% of your hull-through-the-water efficiency, and I don't know about you but when I want to get into port for sundowners, I don't want it to take me 50% longer. It will cost more in diesel fuel to push you at a slower pace. Your engine will labor if the prop is crusted. Neighbors will wonder if you care.
Fine. I'll just scrape the bottom every week or so.
This may well be your choice. Certainly racers hire divers to come give the boat a scrub on a regular basis throughout the season – those guys are in and out in an hour, it seems. How hard could it be to scrub the boat regularly? Or maybe I can just hire them to do it for me!
If you don't have a scuba tank or a Hookah system* (which costs money to fill, or costs money for the gas for the generator to run the compressor to fill) you're coming up for air every few scrubs or scrapes. It'll take a good afternoon to scrub the bottom of a 30 foot boat underwater, and that's if the barnacles are being kind and lethargic and letting go easily.
For these reasons and others, most cruisers opt for the paint. So how much does THAT cost?
There are 2 options. Hire someone else to do it, or do it yourself. Note: there are places in the world where the DIY option is not an option. Check around to see what the regulations are in your yard, or area, or country. You may have environmental factors to consider which could add additional costs to the job. Do your research for your particular area!
(All costs are from the yard and local hardware store in the town where we most recently hauled, in the middle part of the Chesapeake Bay.)
Option 1: Hire someone (pay the yard, generally, at least in the US.)
Cost is by the foot, and may or may not include prepping the bottom (here, it does not). In this case, the cost is for ONE coat of paint, not 2. Cost: $18/foot for our size boat, which they tell is is by the LOA. I'm posting the numbers for our LOA, though we'd fight that one – our LOA is 37; LOD, which is the hull size, is 28. Still.) $18/foot @ 37 feet: $666.
Yard rates apply for the prep (which took the 2 of us about 2 hours, both working hard the whole time. Yard rates are $60/hour, so add $240 to the cost. That's probably being optimistic.
Additional coat of paint: $12.50/foot PLUS MATERIALS. $462.50 plus that $150. An additional $612.50 for the second coat.
Running total so far: $1518.50. Not including tax on parts and supplies (5.4%), or the environmental fee (3% of the invoice).
Must haul/block/launch the boat for the yard work: $7.50/foot. $277.50, plus $25 a day for work days (although I think if they're doing the work, they don't charge for that. Not sure.) Call it 4 days of time, so $377.50 for that.
Oh wait. There's not the cost of the metal prep and painting in this. Sheesh. I'll just ignore it for now.
BOTTOM JOB IF WE HAD HIRED THE YARD TO DO IT: $1796, not including taxes and fees.
Option 2: DIY
Cost-conscious cruisers tend to do a lot themselves. We are no exception.
Our costs for this year's bottom job.
- Haul, block, launch: $277.50
- Storage fee for a month: $125
- Paint: 2@ $89.99
- Metal zinc spray: $7.09
- Brushes/rollers/paint trays: $22.92
- Tyvek suits (that can be reused): 2@ $6.99
- Blue tape: 2@ $4.29
- MEK for cleanup: $7.59
TOTAL MATERIALS: $661.27 (this includes the haul/block/launch, which we'd have spent anyway as we hauled for the winter). Tax is extra.
1 full day of work (8 hours), when you add it all in, for 2 people, for a total of 16 person-hours. This was spread out over 2 weekends, with time for other projects sprinkled in the mix. It's times like this, at haulout time when the bottom job is on the list, that having a small boat is a serious blessing.
However you slice it, a bottom job is not a cheap undertaking.
There are costs to cruising. It's all worth it.
See you out there.
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I love this information and just had to subscribe to the newsletter. After all, my last name is Ollio and my nickname is Butter!!
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Who's watching your child on her or his PC Webcam -- just friends? Don't be too sure.
Age-old crimes take on a new twist in the cyber-world of today. Not least of these is "sextortion," where in a recent high-profile case, the FBI uncovered 200 victims in just one incident, many of whom were young or even underage.
As a term, sextortion has been around longer than most of us probably realize and way before the Web was around. An early use of the term was in a headline of a 1950 article, but no one can be in any doubt that sexual extortion itself has even older origins.
In the cyber-world of today, however, sextortion appears to have reached a whole new level. It is perpetrated through a form of social engineering, wherein enough information can be gathered about an individual to hold that victim to ransom.
Social networking makes compromising situations easily available to those searching. In the FBI case, the hacker used spear phishing techniques, an email spoofing fraud that targets a specific person, seeking unauthorized access to confidential data. This kind of spoof is accomplished by the hacker posing as a trusted source of the intended victim, such as a FaceBook Friend.
Once tricked into opening an attachment from the "trusted source," a virus in the FBI case compromised the recipient's computer, including its Webcam, microphone, and every keystroke. In examples of sextortion, the hacker, successfully reaching his target, is then able to spy on his victim through his or her own Webcam. In the case under discussion, the hacker was only discovered when he contacted one victim in an attempt to obtain an explicit video in exchange for not telling her parents. Luckily, the intended victim told her parents, who contacted their local FBI.
There are numerous viruses around that can take over Webcams. It is not new technology at all. Probably the best known virus of all is W32/R-bot-GR, which has hundreds of variants. Viruses such as this can actually turn on the Webcam remotely and the victim doesn't even know she is being watched. Over the last 10 years cases have regularly popped up.
Perhaps one of the most worrying related cases was earlier this year in the Robbins v. Lower Merion School District case known as "WebcamGate." This is where spyware was installed on laptops issued by the school in what was a misguided attempt to oversee Web activities by students. Of course, this spyware could have been used by a hacker as well. Lower Merion District was accused of installing spyware on laptops used by its students, and recently settled with the school district by agreeing to pay $610,000 in compensation.
Around the same time was the case of a Wisconsin 12th grader sentenced to 15 years in prison after a high school sextortion scandal. The boy pretended to be a girl on FaceBook and used naked pictures fellow students sent him to blackmail the boys into having sex with him.
More recently, a mixture of sextortion and cyber-bullying led to tragic consequences. When a young student found that his roommate had allegedly plastered a live streamed video of him in a sexual encounter, he posted a message on Facebook and then deliberately plunged to his death off the George Washington Bridge.
So can we escape the clutches of the seemingly ever-present video recording of our every movement, be it Webcams, CCTV, or even that seemingly innocent little add-on gadget that may be the choice of someone close to you for Christmas this year? There are several of them around, they can easily move in any direction, come complete with a WiFi-enabled robotic Webcam, speaker, and microphone. They enable you -- or perhaps that friendly hacker and sextortionist just down the road -- to access your home from anywhere in the world.
Not wishing to put the damper on anyone this Christmas, but perhaps a little additional PC security may be a good idea, to prevent the spear phishing in the first place.
However, the obvious comes to mind in most of these cases: Do you know who your children are conversing with online? And, even more importantly, can they approach you if there is a problem?
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Based on the designs from the 1960s by the Finnish furniture designer Eero Aarnio. This unconventional timelessly shaped chair, better known as the Ball Chair or Globe Chair, is seen as a classic in Scandinavian design. This is really a chair where you sit IN. The high-gloss sprayed fiberglass fairing is available in white and black. This chic chair has a very nice seating comfort. The inside of the chair consists of padded cushions. The Ball Chair or Globe Chair armchair is available in six different colors. The chair can be rotated in its entirety.


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Published at Saturday, April 20th, 2019 - 03:46:56 AM. Pantry Ideas. By Minerva Olsen.
I can ensure that accomplishing something as straightforward as putting your flavors in a zest rack will have a universe of an effect in the presence of your wash room. This one little stockpiling thought wont just spare your storeroom from being overwhelm with herbs and flavors, yet it can spare you cash also. Keeping your flavors composed will enable you to perceive what you have and what you dont have, with the goal that whenever you are hoping to make bean stew you dont go to the store to get another container of stew powder. In spite of the fact that on the off chance that you like having fives unopened containers of it simply lying around the house, at that point this probably wont be for you.
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text: The first part of my light, contrast and beauty project. I was a little intimidated to shoot Maile because she has so many amazing pictures of herself and I also find her photography moving. She takes incredible, intriguing self portraits and other photographers have shot amazing pictures of her... But that's the thing I've realized is number one creativity killer; fear! Forcing myself to shoot even if everything isn't "perfect" can only help me grow as an artist. So I was so excited with how these turned out. She loved them and will let me shoot her whenever I want, which means you'll be seeing more of her gorgeousness soon.


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Mills & Boon, £0.65, ISBN 0-263-73300-9
Contemporary Romance, 1980
The theme for the TBR Challenge is "Kicking It Old School", which means reviewing a book that is at least 10 years old. Well, how nice, I have a box of old Mills & Boon stuff with plenty left unread. Of course, dipping my fingers into that box is like sticking my hands into piranha-infested waters hoping that I would somehow manage to fish out a nude selfie of Mark Ruffalo, but those are things that I do out of love sometimes.
Published first in 1980, Lord of the High Lonesome – which gets my vote as one of the best titles for a romance novel ever – sees our heroine Kit Bonner running the Flying Eagle ranch in a corner of North Dakota on her father's behalf – that man is getting on with the years, after all. She is resentful of the fact that the real owner of the ranch – the Earl of Danbury, to whom Kit is distantly related – prefers to stay in England and enjoy the profits while she and her father toil away. She has other reasons to be a brat, but those reasons are part of the big secret that would be revealed at a dramatic moment, so I won't go into that. When the old owner dies and the new owner, Reese Talbot shows up, Kit is torn between wanting to hate him or to swoon like a china doll in his presence. Reese is an American, and being a manly man, abandons his title to come down to America to cavort with the cows and what not. How patriotic!
While romance novels published in the dark old days can be problematic in that the heroes tend to be of the "rape first, call her a whore later" variety, this one came out in 1980, so it's not that icky. Reese has his alpha mule moments, but he doesn't appear to be deliberately cruel or stupid to me. That's a good thing. The problem lies with the heroine.
Now, back in the old days, heroines tend to be high-strung and hysterical, often screaming and screeching at everything. I can understand why some authors do that – when those heroes proceed to slap those heroines in a show of romantic take-charge masculinity, readers would cheer and high-five one another. Here, however, there is no rapist hero throwing out slaps for free. As a result, there is only a hysterical heroine running around screaming and shouting at everyone and everything, when she is not throwing things and screeching that everyone hates her and she can't take it anymore. I'm not joking – the hero and various secondary characters often tell her that she needs to get a grip on herself.
Kit is always angry, bitter, and resentful, to the point that she seems like she is in need of sedatives rather than true love. When she first meets the hero, she orders him to scram without ado, and even when she realizes who he really is, acts like a complete brat around him. The fact that he could very well sack her doesn't cross her mind. She's angry, so she will throw things. scream, and generally act like a 3-year old denied her toy. The author tries to use Kit's secret to justify her antics, but Kit wears me down long before that thing comes out, and by that point, I only want to see something put her down for her own sake. She claims that the workers at the ranch hate her because she's a woman, and while I believe that can be true, I'd wager that they can't stand her because she orders them around like they are her dogs, snarling and scolding them without bothering to even let them speak.
The author is aware of this – in fact, the hero himself delivers a well-deserved cruel smack down on the heroine during the penultimate moment that has me cheering him on. While he isn't that much of a prize, she treats him like dirt from the very minute they meet, and I actually marvel at how long he managed to stand being around her up to that point. Even then, the heroine's reaction is still too much of a "Me, me, me!" type for me to believe that she has grown up and is mature enough to handle a relationship, especially a long-term one.
Lord of the High Lonesome has an utterly high-strung heroine who is too over the top abrasive and immature for me to take seriously. Kit makes this story painful to read. Maybe if the author had made her a little bit human, I may feel more sympathetic towards the heroine, but in the end, I'd probably be more happy with the story if Kit ended up in a mental asylum. A long stay would do her nerves a lot of good.


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A 'Mean Girls' Mobile Game Is On The Way, So What Should It Include?
Time to start clearing out space on your phones, because the Plastics are on their way. That's right: Pocket Gems recently confirmed that they will be releasing a free mobile game based on the classic movie, Mean Girls . Such fetch news, right?
OK, OK — I'll stop.
The game, which will be released later this year, will combine original plots from the 2004 movie with a choose-your-own-adventure playing platform. Choose your own adventure WITH Cady and the Plastics?! I can hardly wait to find out just what those adventures will be — but I'm sure whatever the girls get themselves into in this awesome game, it will pay homage to the original story in a great way — while hopefully including some of the movie's best dialogue.
Pocket Gems reports that the game will pick up where the movie left off, so each player will start as a high school senior who has to interact with characters from the movie. Then, you have to make super important choices, like what to do, who to talk to, and what to wear. (ON WEDNESDAYS YOU'LL WEAR PINK, OF COURSE.)
But, what else should we expect from the game? Here are some of my hopes and wishes for the new game.
1. Having To Your Way Around School As The New Girl
You're the new senior at school, so the first adventure should totally be figuring out how to make your way through the hallway without getting lost. Trust the students who lead you outside to talk instead, obviously — making lifelong friends is just as important as making it to your classes.
2. The Ability To Choose Who To Sit With In The Cafeteria
I mean, this one is pretty much a must, right?
3. The Ability To Compete In An Art Competition
Where you have to draw caricatures of your BFFs, of course.
4. The Quest To Sabotage A Mean Girl
Considering this plot makes up a good chunk of the movie, the game should totally include it.
5. The Ability To Throw A Party When Your Parents Are Out Of Town
Bonus points if no one breaks an African vase, hopefully.
6. Having To Get The Person Who Sits In Front Of You In Math Class To Like-Like You Back
Just don't fake stupidity. That never worked out for anyone.
7. The Ability To Shop For A Prom Dress
One that doesn't make you look like a zombie bride, please.
8. Having To Infiltrate The Plastics Without Being Caught
The trick to this challenge: be true to yourself. People like people best who like themselves.
9. And, For The Final Round: A Self-Esteem Building Workship
You final mission should totally be to join the other girls in the gym and talk about your feelings. You'd win the game only when you understand the importance of female friendship and believe in yourself.
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Every now and then, I stumble upon something mind-blowing. That's actually what I love about the Word of God. It's alive !! This particular exhortation blesses me a lot so i wanted to share it with you.
I read this in my morning reading plan this week. It's in YouVersion's Bible app which you can get in any device, even on a desktop! This exerpt is from the plan called "Uncensored: Daring to Embrace the Entire Bible" by Brian Cosby.
Why does the least sin deserve death and hell forever? James taught, "Whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it" (James 2:10). But isn't that a little overboard?
In his book Follow Me, David Platt described the seriousness of sin. He argued that the penalty for our sin is not determined by our measure of it. "Instead," he wrote, "the penalty for sin is determined by the magnitude of the one who is sinned against."
If you slapped your friend in the face, what would he or she do? Your friend would probably be confused and might even slap you back. But that would probably be the end of it. However, what if you slapped a police officer? What would happen? You might be charged with assault or be thrown in jail. It's the same act (slapping) but a different consequence.
Now, what if you walked up and slapped the King of Saudi Arabia? Would he simply turn the other cheek? I doubt it. You'd better start pleading for your head!
Apply this concept to sin against a holy, eternal, and sovereign God. Even a "small" sin bears eternal punishment. It's not about the smallness of sin; it's about the greatness and holiness of God. Our view of sin is far too human.


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I remember May 1999 like it was yesterday. It had been 16 long years since the release of Return of the Jedi, the final episode of George Lucas' original trilogy of Star Wars films, and I was still a little bit in shock that a new trilogy of prequels was happening. I couldn't have been more excited.
And then the film, Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, opened, and my excitement turned into fear—fear that we still had two more of these prequels to come. For fans like me who'd grown up with Star Wars as a central part of their childhood, the movie was a disaster. Sure, I tried convincing myself that the movie had merit, but a plot involving intergalactic trade embargoes was akin to tuning into C-SPAN. And boy, was that tow-headed moppet who played Anakin Skywalker annoying. Sadly, he wasn't half as irritating as Jar Jar Binks, a computer-animated character that was Lucas' idea of kid-friendly comic relief, a despised creation that proved one of the filmmaker's worst ideas since he decided to have the Ewoks—an army of forest-dwelling teddy bears—help defeat the evil Galactic Empire back in 1983.
Truth be told, the prequels did improve, but the lack of compelling characters like the original trilogy's Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and Chewbacca was a huge detriment. Worse, the CGI overkill that had crept into Lucas' special editions of the original films returned with a vengeance in the prequel trilogy, overshadowing any human drama.
So, imagine my trepidation when a new trilogy (Episodes VII-IX) was announced in 2012, alongside the news that Lucas had sold his production company, Lucasfilm, to Disney. If Lucas himself hadn't been able to recapture the magic of his original trilogy with his tedious prequels, think of the horrors that might await us at the hands of someone new, particularly if the person hired to steward the series was J.J. Abrams, who'd directed only one film that I enjoy.
Well, make that two. Turns out, it is possible to go home again.
"Chewie, we're home," announces Harrison Ford, who's reprising one of his most iconic roles as Han Solo, everyone's favorite scoundrel and smuggler, as he enters both the movie and the Millennium Falcon, the space-faring freighter audiences last saw him piloting in the summer of '83. And when Chewbacca (once again played under mounds of yak hair by Peter Mayhew, even after twin knee replacements) growls in agreement, I can only wonder why Lucas hadn't returned to these terrific characters himself.
Princess Leia is back, too. Still played by Carrie Fisher, Leia is a general now, heading up the "Resistance." It's been more than 30 years since the Rebel Alliance destroyed the second Death Star, and a new threat to the galaxy has risen from the ashes of the defeated Empire: The First Order. The next generation of white-armored Stormtroopers is commanded by General Hux (Ex Machina's Domhnall Gleeson) and his mysterious enforcer, Kylo Ren (Adam Driver of HBO's Girls), a black-clad, mask-wearing worshipper of Darth Vader, a young man who kneels before an altar containing the fallen Sith Lord's burnt helmet—when he's not throwing tantrums and cutting up everything in sight with his crimson-bladed "crossguard" lightsaber.
This follower of the Dark Side is apparently unaware that Vader returned to the Light, redeeming himself before dying in the arms of his son, Luke Skywalker, during the final act of Episode VI.
Speaking of Luke (Mark Hamill, who's now the same age that Sir Alec Guinness was when he portrayed Obi-Wan Kenobi in the '77 film), the last of the Jedi Knights is nowhere to be found at the start of Episode VII – The Force Awakens. The movie's traditional opening title crawl informs us that Leia is looking for her twin brother, and she's sent her best pilot, Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac, another Ex Machina alum), on a mission to locate the missing Jedi.
It's here on the barren sands of the Tatooine-like planet Jakku that we eventually meet the rest of the film's refreshingly diverse new cast: Finn (Attack the Block's John Boyega), a Stormtrooper who flees the First Order when he develops a conscience; scavenger Rey (charismatic newcomer Daisy Ridley); and BB-8, a spherical orange-and-white droid who might be more adorable than the returning R2-D2.
Abrams successfully rebooted a stagnant science-fiction franchise with 2009's Star Trek, and now he's performed the same feat with Star Wars. He and co-scripter Lawrence Kasdan (a fan favorite writer on both Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI – Return of the Jedi) have brought the gang back together in style, and they're still backed by the music of 83-year-old composer John Williams, who, other than Anthony Daniels (who returns as C-3PO), is the only person to have worked on every episode.
While the picture takes time to realize its full potential, the final third is among the most emotionally satisfying acts of all seven films. I'd been bracing myself to make the easy joke and refer to this movie's director as "Jar Jar Abrams," when the real fool is me, a fan who lost faith along the way. Thankfully, the Force has finally reawakened.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens ***1/2
Starring Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Lupita Nyong'o, Andy Serkis, Domhnall Gleeson, Gwendoline Christie, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, Kenny Baker and Max von Sydow. Written by Lawrence Kasdan, J.J. Abrams and Michael Arndt, based on characters created by George Lucas. Directed by J.J. Abrams. At Assembly Row, Boston Common, Fenway and in the suburbs.
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If you would like an example of the things you should be passing onto your children, Struggling Well with Life is a great start to the conversation.
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In Cambodia people catch and release birds to celebrate religious holidays. I live in Phnom Penh fairly close to the Tonle Sap river, and down in a pagoda by that river there's been a ceremony going on.
Boys who've recently finished bathing in the Tonle Sap river.
Woman cleaning bird cages by the Tonle Sap river. These birds are caught and repeatedly released.
The Tonle Sap is magical river. Around the end of the rainy season the river entirely changes direction. If you go stand along the banks you'll see masses of aquatic vegetation flowing downstream — they were torn up as the water switched course.
A woman and her husband showing me their fishing nets and boats by the Tonle Sap River.
Cambodians celebrate the changing of the river's flow with an annual water festival. What's important to understand is that this isn't a bunch of simple people worshipping an aquatic force. Having watched it and learned about it, I'd probably be worship the Tonle Sap too.
A man showing me how he uses collected chewing gum to patch holes in his boat on the Tonle Sap river.
As the rainy season overwhelms the Tonle Sap river it flows north and fills Tonle Sap lake near Siem Reap. Wikipedia says that the lake fills from one meter deep to nine meters deep. I've seen this with my own eyes. Back in may I visited the Kompong Khleang floating village near Siem Reap. At the time the water was so low that our tour was was given in a small longtail boat which frequently ran aground.
In December I went back to Kompong Khleang and barely recognized the town at all. What had been an entire town, spanning many acres of land, was reduced to a small isthmus jetting out into the lake. My motorbike bounced along the dusty road. Crowds of people gathered to see me go by, alternating between signing happy children screaming "alo" in French and older adults viewing me skeptically.
The Tonle Sap Lake fills up so much in the rainy season and empties so much in the dry season that it leaves behind a massive patch of well fertilized land. This fertile land was the driving force behind the Angkor civilization and Angkor Wat.
The same couple and their two boats on the Tonle Sap.
I try to keep this in mind when I'm down on the river watching all the mystery happening. Boys kicking off their clothes to swim naked in the water, women carrying huge cages full of birds, shirtless men crawling into the water with nets and well dressed men standing on the short with fishing rods.
There's a skeptical side of expats in Cambodia to think that the Khmer people are lazy or incompetent. I live here, I interact with Khmer people every day, and it's a hard impression to shake.
What I try to think of now is that the Cambodian civilization is the perfect civilization to interact with this river. Seventy percent of their protein comes from the river, rich fertile land makes growing rice easy, and they do what I think I'd do myself if I lived on top of such a natural resource: relax often, pray to it, and not worry too much about the future.
The same couple and their two boats on the Tonle Sap.


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You will find there are a variety of structures which reflect the needs of the local community. Some are area or county-wide alliances which support a wide range of local communities and in other cases they are stand-alone. To find Local Alliances set up in the South West click on the links below. If you would like to get involved with an Alliance or set up a new one in your area, please get in touch with the Regional Lead.
It aims to transform the way the nation thinks, acts and talks about the condition. Whether you attend a face-to-face Information Session or watch the online video, Dementia Friends is about learning more about dementia and the small ways you can help. From telling friends about the Dementia Friends programme to visiting someone you know living with dementia, every action counts.


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01 - Velen's Chosen: Mad Hatter Dr. 6
Welcome to the very first episode of Velen's Chosen! The Podcast created to teach new and existing players how to progress on ladder within the ever changing meta with the cards they have. Today we introduce our crew and tell you a bit about ourselves, our game experience and Hearthstone background.
Rob, Andrew and Eve are super excited to start talking about all the new decks being formed after The Grand Tournament's release (TGT) and we get right to it with the superstar of the week: The Secret Paladin. Can you make this deck with the cards you have? What cards can you put in if you don't have them all and what cards will you absolutely need to craft? We answer all your questions and talk a bit about how to combat this deck if you aren't playing it yourself, as you're sure to run in to it on ladder. This deck has many different forms and alternatives so you're sure to find something that works for you.
Next we talk about another exciting deck that has all the Hearthstone players talking: Dragon Priest! I know I want to play this deck but what cards do you need and which cards can you substitute? We explain it all.
We had a little bit of technical difficulties today with Andrew's internet but hopefully we've managed to fix it in post and our next show will be wrinkle free.
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SPOKANE, Wash --- Former Eastern Washington University football player Cooper Kupp signed a four year $3.8 million contract this week.
Wide Receiver Cooper Kupp was the 69th selection of the 2017 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams. The third-round pick signed his contract earlier this week, it has almost $1 million guaranteed, according to overthecap.com.
Kupp was very excited that he is getting the opportunity to play for the LA Rams.
"This is incredible. One, my wife loves it down here. I trained down here in Irvine. She loves it down here in SoCal — loves soaking up the sun. So, 'Happy wife, happy life.' So that's a good thing for me already. And just to be a part of this program, guys that I grew up watching — Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce, Kurt Warner, some of these guys who were just incredible football players. And now being able to be a part of this organization is an incredible feeling," said Kupp, reported by therams.com.
Kupp was a record breaking receiver for the EWU Eagles who set many Football Championship Subdivision records during his college career. He holds the record for most total receptions (428), most receiving yards (6,464) and most receiving touchdowns (73).
The Rams do not have a lot of good receiving options right now, with Robert Woods and Tavon Austin providing the most experience, so Kupp could get a chance to play early in his career.
The LA Rams website also said Kupp stood out at his position during the Organized Team Activities earlier this year and was also impressive during their offseason minicamp.


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Monday, August 31, 2009
12 Years Together
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
9 months and counting...(warning, adult content)
We went this week for the babies 9 month well baby check-up. It went well with just a few minor things. Mina is still not babbling or imitating people. She is however, my best crawler, and the best with major motor skills. The doctor is not concerned yet as she was a preemie and therefore may do some things a little behind. With her being right on track with everything else, plus alert, happy, and cooing, he is not too concerned. She weighed 19.7 lbs. and is 27 and 3/4 inches long.
Noah's check went very well with him doing great on all milestones. He is crawling, so not as speedy as Mina. The only concern was for his poor little winky. He was circumcised at around 3 months. They could not not do it immediately after birth because of weight issues. They needed him to gain weight before because the procedure can make them lose their appetite. I had been noticing that it seemed like some of the foreskin had reattached itself. Jake told me I just worry too much. It turns out I was right. The doctor had to fix it, so he basically just pulled down on the foreskin until it ripped away from the head and gave it back that nice little ring. Ouch! Noah only cried for a few seconds, but it looks just awful now. It has a red, raw, ring all around the head. Poor little guy. Now we just have to make sure we pull it way down, and slather it with Vaseline every time we change him until it heals. Noah weighed in at 20.12 lbs and was 27 and 3/4 inches. What a chunky monkey!
In other news, the kids are doing ok in school. James is doing great, but it is becoming painfully obvious that Linda is way behind the other kids. We are having a meeting next week to discuss a Special Education program for her. The kids both want to join scouts and we are discussing that.
Jake has been very busy at work and it only looks to get busier. Thank goodness for job security. He spends the weekend with his family just trying to relax whether its video games with Mike, or movies with his cousins. Oh, and speaking of family, a special thank you to Aunt Dianne for the boxes of stuff for the kiddos all the way from Hawaii. Thank you Aunt Dianne!
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Life Changes
Well the countdown to the wedding is in full swing. Time is running short. I am trying to plan a bachelorette party from an entire state away. The music for the wedding should arrive and then I need to practice, practice, practice.
The babies are now everywhere. They surely keep us on our toes. Jamie and Linda are back in school. Jamie is doing great, Linda is struggling again. Even though we have held her back once so she should be in third grade, I would say her abilities seem to be late kindergarten/early first grade level. We are meeting with the school to discuss putting her into special education.
I am so close to finishing my thesis. Than this 40 page nightmare can finally be behind me. All I have left to do is write about the statute from which the Federal Regulation came from, what it is suppoed to do, who has regulatory authority to enforce it, and its Congressional history. After this I have a break before my final class. I should be done and degree in hand by February .
We have been talking about moving for several years now. My job, my school, and my church home has been a big part of what is holding us back. Well come February, two of those things will be gone. Jake and I are really praying about it now. There are a couple of things that would have to fall into place, but it is looking like it might be a possibility. One of the things I want to do is teach at a University level and that would allow Jake to go to school for free. Just something we are praying about. I will keep you posted.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Busy, Busy
Sorry for the delay in blogging, my life is way more busy now that both babies are crawling. Yes, crawling and there is no toy better than the things in this house that they shouldn't get into. Codrs, papers, threads, ect. To make it harder, there are two of them, and they often go in different directions. Yikes!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Sleeping Beauties
Until you have babies, you never realize how much people take sleep for granted. Now my babies are usually very good sleepers, sleeping 11-12 hours a night, but recently there have been changes to the Shaw house sleep patterns.
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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
An Update Buffet
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
A Literal Meltdown
Yesterday evening Mina through her first real temper tantrum. It all started when I gave her a small bite of my popsicle. She loved it and begged for more! She liked it so much that Jake decided to cut just a small hole in one and let her gum on it. She was so thrilled with this, until it started melting. We decided she shouldn't eat more than a few bites of it because of the sugar and we took it away after awhile. She started crying and reaching for it and when that didn't work she threw herself down on the floor and began to cry and smack her hand on the floor. Oh boy....here we go.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Hey, that's my ducky!
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Sunday, August 2, 2009
Almost that time again...
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Hillhead/Lee on Solent 07/06/08
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Diary for Andrew at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
|130 litres
What a brilliant day. A sea breeze came from nowhere and we all had an excellent afternoon sailing. Started on 8.0 but after a while this was getting a handful, changed down to 6.6 and had the best sail this year. Good to see so many members at the beach.
Diary for jonathan at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
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An unexpected sea breeze rounded off an enjoyable afternoon on the beach. I had bought a new Skate 99 earlier in the day but didn't expect it to get wet over the weekend. However the good-old Hillhead sea breeze kicked in and kept me consistently planing - I think the lightness of my new board made up for the 13 litre drop in volume over my old Skate.
It was Nayra's first OMWC event - and she seemed to enjoy it too!
This was the first time we had made it to a club event for some time - so it was good to see so many faces (relative to what had been a pretty lacklustre forecast).
Diary for Carl at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
|102 litres
After a good deal of lazing about in the sun, a surprise sea breeze kicked in which gave us about 4 hours of planing conditions until around 7pm, by which time most of us were too tired to carry on and went for a pint and some food at the pub. Good to see so many familiar faces particularly as the weather forecast beforehand had been a bit dodgy.
Diary for garibaldi at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
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With the very iffy forecast, we decided to nip down to Hillhead just to attend the event for social side.
The plan was to laze on the beach then go to the pub.
However, true to me never really believing forecasts, the sea breeze appeared from nowhere to give some really nice conditions.
Although I am even more unfit/out of practice than the last time I got out, I did manage a few powered-up runs in the glorious sunshine with a warm sea.
What a bonus, (& the pub was good too).
It was nice to meet up with some familiar faces, must get to events more often !
Thanks, Nick for hosting this very enjoyable event
Diary for markc at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
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A lovely sunny day, not much wind forcast though so was not expecting to meet so many old friends. Keen-ness is still upon me so I rigged up and went sailing with a 6.3 and had fun messing about for a while. The wind was stronger than it looked from the beach, so people were planing on big sails before long. Once the wind picked up enough for my Dad to get planing with his 7.5, I found myself acting as a "gybe mark". Enough of that, into the beach and rigged a 7.0m, probably not big enough but it will have to do. Took a while, lots of pumping, a couple of closely spaced gusts and a little help from a few inches of swell, but I did get planing a few times, and once, actually managed a planing gybe...whoppie. Just about got hooked in and back foot in the straps before coming off the plane, so Im ticking the box for another skill re-learnt, as I reckon they will come good when the wind blows a bit harder.
Couldnt help but notice how much Carls sailing has improved during my gap years, nice 360s, duck gybes and helis.....well done.
Diary for Wylliewoolf at Lee on Solent, Hillhead & Stokes Bay on 07/06/08
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i did not expect much of a turn out for thisone, due to the poor forcast. So was verey pleasantly surprised with a good turn out of old hands and a few not so old hands (Nayra and Ella).
The majority of the day was spent watching mark practice his frrestyle and the locals with 10m plus rigs planing. Still when the sea breeze kicked in I was allowed out to play and had a really good sail and that I had not forgotten too much.
Spent the evening in the Crofton pub which was a bit of a gamble as I had never been there before. Still I expect to return in the future so must have been OK.


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A list of upcoming works in process under development, in no particular order. Since these are still being written, details may change.
Genre: Modern Fantasy
Rating: PG-13
When a mysterious houseplant is delivered to a Cambria, California beauty salon, strange events brings the employees what they need, but not necessarily what they want.
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Genre: Modern Fantasy
Rating: PG
A young girl survives an accident at sea, and in the process befriends a seal pup for life. A decade later, when her home is threatened by an unspeakable horror, the pair reunite to fight for their home.
Genre: Horror
Rating: PG-13 or R
Modern-day prospector's purchase silver mining contracts in the unincorporated hills of eastern Orange County, California, despite the dark myths and folklore surrounding that area. What they unleash from within the mountains threatens all of mankind.
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Genre: Dark Fantasy
Rating: PG-13
A lonely old man reflects on his life and all he has lost, when his long-dead poker buddies and wife show up, and set up the game that will determine his fate forever. Artwork by jEROME aNIMATIONS.
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Hi everybody. Welcome to another week of Paradise. I say this a bit sarcastically. I mean, very sarcastically. It's a bit of a cliche what I'm about to say: you know, you're born alone and you die alone and you have two options in between. You can either be a lump, a useless piece of protoplasm that takes up space on the Earth, or you can have a big adventure. I think I'll go with a big adventure. I think my big adventure, everything I've gone through, has gotten me ready for what I'm going through now. I said it before, but I'll say it again. It's important to look at signs. Am I making any sense? It only took me two brain surgeries, 5 other surgeries, countless MRI's, countless visits to the ER, advice from a nurse and countless drugs to figure this out.
Life has been a bit crazy for me right now. My personal life is beyond crazy. It brings a lot of stress to the table and stress, when you're like this, stress is not good. It really brings you down. I have a lot of what I call "moments." Only way to get through these moments is do a lot of drugs or meditate. I choose to meditate. Like my friend here says, meditate not medicate. It's up to you. You can take some pills, drool and stare at the wall, or you can stare at some trees and the sky and meditate, with no medication. Like I said, the choice is yours.
Let's see, what else is going on this week? When you have traumatic brain injury your life swings back and forth between good and bad. I was going to get all deep on you, but you know what, forget it. Maybe I fell out of bed and hit my head. What is happening is I'm going to go back to out-patient therapy and get a brush up on my walking. That's cool. I'm also going to go back to swimming. That is great. It feels great cause it's really the only place I can play water volleyball. I'm just kidding. It's the only place I can walk freely. It's still bizarre to me. I used to run a four minute mile pace. Now I can't even stand up. Just standing with help is so boring to me. I've been doing a lot of art therapy. I'm going to include a heart that I do every day for my daughter. My friend here will take a photo for me, of a heart, and some other drawings that I do. I was going to include the link to my other blog. You know, I tell stories, well not all the stories, but some stories from the past. Some things I simply can't talk about. Hope you have a good one. Love, B. Nice


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Chef Colby Garrelt's Smoked BBQ Brisket
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Featured Chef Colby Garrelts shows you the art of crafting a perfectly tender, smokey + juicy brisket utilizing Joe's BBQ Sauce as part of August's basket. Cook alongside Chef Colby with the video above utilizing the recipe below.
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Smoked BBQ Brisket
*Serves 10 to 12
1 (8 to 10-pound) brisket
2 cups Dry Rub (see below)
3 cups Joe's BBQ sauce
BBQ Dry Rub
*Makes 4 cups
1 3/4 cups kosher salt
1 cup light brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
1/4 cup onion powder
1/4 cup garlic powder
2 tablespoons smoked paprika
1 tablespoon dried red pepper flakes
1 tablespoon mustard powder
1 1/2 teaspoons chili powder
1 teaspoon freshly ground white pepper
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
In a large bowl combine the salt, brown sugar, granulated sugar, red pepper flakes, onion powder, garlic powder, paprika, mustard powder, chili powder, white pepper, and black pepper. Transfer the rub to an airtight container and store at room temperature for up to one month.
Let the brisket sit at room temperature for 1 hour. Rub the brisket all over with the dry rub.
Fire up your smoker according to the manufacturer's instructions and bring the temperature to 250ºF.
Place the brisket fat side down in the smoker and close the lid. Watching the fire, feeding the fuel, and working the dampers as needed to keep the smoker temperature at 250ºF, cook for 5 hours. Flip the brisket and cook for another 5 to 8 hours or until a meat thermometer registers an internal temperature of 195ºF. Remove the brisket from the smoker and let it rest for 1 hour.
Trim off and save the burnt ends from the front and back of the brisket, for use in the breakfast burnt-end hash. Carefully slice the brisket, brush with the BBQ sauce, and serve.
If you do not have access to a smoker, try one of the following methods:
Soak wood chips for 1 hour before cooking.
If using charcoal, set up your grill as you normally would and layer wood chips on top. Wait for chips to begin producing smoke and add your brisket. Cook as above.
For propane, place soaked wood chips in an aluminum foil pouch with hole punctured throughout. Before closing pouch, ignite wood chips with a butane lighter until smoke and embers form. Close pouch and place in oven along with the brisket. Cook as above.
Convection Oven.
Set your oven to the convection setting and warm to 250 degrees F. Place soaked wood chips in a foil pouch with hold punctured throughout. Before closing pouch, ignite wood chips with a butane lighter until smoke and embers form. Close pouch and place in oven along with the brisket. Cook as above.
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Of course, it's better if these are many local shop, which make the after-sales service more comfortable.
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A Pho-king Brilliant Pho Hack (Sunday Recipe)
Making pho at home can take pho-ever, unless, of course, you make it in a slow cooker.
1 star anise
1 cinnamon stick
½ tsp black peppercorns
2 medium onions, whole
2 oz ginger, whole
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
7 cups chicken stock
½ tsp salt
½ tsp rock sugar or brown sugar
1 Tbsp fish sauce
Rice noodles, cooked
To garnish:
2 green onions, chopped
Cilantro, chopped
1–2 chilies, such as jalapeño, Serrano or Thai chili, sliced
1 lime
Bean sprouts
Thai basil
Culantro (Ngo gai)
Hoisin sauce
1.) Toast star anise, cinnamon and black peppercorns in a dry skillet over medium-high heat to release their aroma, about 2–3 minutes. Place in a tea bag and add to slow cooker.
2.) In the same skillet, place the whole onions and ginger and roast them over high heat until they're blackened outside and oozing their juices, about 10–15 minutes.
3.) Remove from heat. Cut ginger into slices and peel onion.
4.) Add onions and ginger to slow cooker, along with chicken breasts, chicken stock, rock sugar, salt and fish sauce. Cover; cook on low for 6 to 8 hours or on high for 3 to 4 hours.
5.) Remove all solid ingredients and discard except chicken. Skim top of soup as needed. Shred or slice chicken and set aside.
6.) Now, let's assemble pho! In a large serving bowl, place cooked rice noodles. Add chicken pieces, chopped green onion and cilantro. Pour soup, enough to cover noodles. Sprinkle fried shallots on top and serve with side of chili, lime, bean sprouts, Thai basil, cilantro and sauces.
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Activity 16: Develop Your Attitude of Abundance
It's time to work on "Thinking Green". No, I am NOT talking about the environment and I am NOT talking about focusing on money. I am talking about focusing your thoughts on LIVE energy -- things like connections, people, service, opportunities, growth, and potential. When we focus our business goals only on money, we make decisions out of fear -- fear of not having enough, fear of shortage, anxiety that no one will pay us our worth. When we focus on the abundance of live energy, we make energetic and proactive decisions.
We want to move away from a scarcity mentality. With that mindset, we think in terms of "zero-sum". For instance "There are only so many people in St. Louis that can pay for mental health services. There are plenty of people already in the field, so there is no room in the market for me."
On the other hand, an attitude of abundance is about having enough to share. It is about a transaction, rather than a sale. So, rather than "taking money from a client", an attitude of abundance focuses on the connections made and trade of service for compensation, it focuses us on the abundance of people who could benefit from what we have to offer.
So, instead of asking yourself, "Where will I find enough people willing to pay me $80 per session so I can quit my job?" Ask yourself, "Where will I find people who could use my services (i.e. help with coping with high anxiety or trauma, relief from depression and self-hatred)?" Do you get different answers to those questions? Does one energize you while the other depletes and confuses?
This week, work on answering these abundance questions. Try meditating on your answers or the abundance statements below for 5 minutes to see what answers you come up with. Reflect on any attitude or energy shifts you experience.
Abundance Questions:
- What sort of client do I connect best with?
- In what ways do clients grow through working with me?
- How do the many people who could use my services find me?
- What sort of opportunities can I look for while growing my business?
- What is the potential I would like to achieve?
Abundance Thoughts
- Appreciation -- when we can appreciate the work of others in our field and the accomplishments they have achieved, we are in that attitude of abundance. Think about someone who has achieved something akin to what you aspire to. What do you appreciate about what they have done or are doing?
- Repeat -- There is plenty of everyone. There is ore than enough.
- See the opportunity in the obstacle -- identify your current obstacles. Choose to see the opportunity for growth, learning or connection.
- Gratitude -- what are you grateful for in regard to your job, work life, or practice?
- Give it away -- Give away some of what you have. No I'm not talking about taking a vow of poverty. I mean think about your services and all those golden nuggets you have collected over the years. Imagine offering a free seminar or workshop giving away your most helpful tips. Now imagine the flow of referrals coming your way after that talk.