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BioTechLogic's highly skilled professionals work alongside your staff and resources throughout the course of your project. We blend as teammates into your organization; we not only serve as the technical expert and consultant, but also provide hands-on leadership to drive and successfully execute the plan.
David Fetterolf has 17 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. He has held process development, manufacturing and validation positions at Covance Biotechnology Services, Diosynth (Akzo Nobel), Pharmacia and Pfizer, where he managed API and Drug Product manufacturing technologies, technology relocation and scale-up, validation, and product supply chains at internal and third-party manufacturing sites. He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University and an M.B.A. from Elon University.
Julie Spyrison joined BioTechLogic in 2004 with a focus on CMC Regulatory and Project Management activities. Julie has over 14 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. As part of the BioTechLogic team, Julie is responsible for managing CMC Regulatory submission projects and preparation of CMC documentation. As part of the dossier preparation and its lifecycle management, Julie performs source document gap analyses, prepares Agency briefing packages, prepares Module 2.3 and Module 3 CTD sections, authors responses to Agency questions, facilitates the electronic publishing process, and evaluates change control requests post-dossier submission for Regulatory impact. Julie also provides clients with project management support for multiple Drug Substance and Drug Product technologies. Responsibilities include management of activities associated with the Drug Substance and Drug Product contract manufacturing sites, process scale-up and technology transfer, process validation, regulatory submission packages, and global regulatory inspection readiness. Previously, she was a project manager at Integrated Project Management Company, Inc. During her tenure there she managed projects at Searle, Pharmacia and Pfizer, related to business process improvement initiatives and program management of product development projects, including deliverables related to Drug Substance and Drug Product manufacturing, analytical technology development, and preparation of CMC regulatory submissions. She holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Northwestern University.
Rachel Houp has over 15 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. Her responsibilities at BioTechLogic include validation, preparation of CMC regulatory documentation submissions, quality assurance and project management support. Rachel has also gained experience in equipment qualifications. Her specialties include Process Validation over the lifecycle of the process/product, support validations and IND, IMPD, BLA, MAA and PAS CMC submissions in the CTD format. Previously, she held positions in quality assurance, validation, small scale cell culture manufacturing and QC testing at Human Genome Sciences, Diosynth (Akzo Nobel), Covance Biotechnology Services, BioReliance, and Tektagen. As part of the BioTechLogic team, Rachel provides API and Drug Product manufacturing and project support for clients with protein, vaccine, oligonucleotide and synthetic blood products. Rachel holds a B.S in Biology, with a concentration in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology from East Carolina University.
John Kandl joined BioTechLogic in 2008 with a focus on contract manufacturing management, process development, and validation activities. John has over 14 years of experience in the biopharmaceutical industry. He has previously held Quality Assurance positions at Exelixis and Tercica, Inc where he maintained oversight of the contract manufacturing for numerous APIs and drug products, developed corporate quality systems, validation programs, and regulatory submissions. Prior to this John was a Project Engineer with SAVIS Inc. a consulting firm for the pharmaceutical/biotechnology industry. At SAVIS, John led numerous analytical, equipment, computer, cleaning, and process validation projects. John holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Missouri.
Ashley Ruth, PhD. joins BioTechLogic from the US Food and Drug Administration, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, where she was a Research Chemist within the Division of Pharmaceutical Analysis. As a Senior Consultant in Analytical Services, Ashley will support clients in a variety of areas. She will provide expert advice for the development, qualification and/or validation of analytical methods pertaining to biopharmaceutical analysis and CMC development used throughout the drug development and approval process under GxP guidelines. She will also provide expert advice on the establishment of analytical biosimilarity for drug product using the 351(k) pathway, the generation of comparability plans and protocols, analytical method transfer, and SOP generation and compliance. She will also draft, review, author and perform expert reviews of the Pharmaceutical Quality/CMC sections (Module 3) of the CTD for regulatory submissions.
Ashley is also an expert in data compliance and integrity, with experience implementing such workflows for the FDA laboratory.While with the Agency, Ashley served as an expert in bioanalytical method development, qualification and validation, with expertise in mass spectrometry, chromatography and spectroscopy. Her work focused on the use of advanced analytical technologies for the characterization of complex biological drug products, with emphasis on complex peptide products and higher order structure characterization. Her work also included studies correlating physicochemical characterization with functional assays. She has authored 17 peer-reviewed publications and is involved with several professional societies, including the American Society for Mass Spectrometry and CASSS. Prior to joining FDA, Ashley was a Chateaubriand Fellow of the Office of Science of Technology of the Embassy of France in the United States at École Polytechnique in Palaiseau, France. Ashley has a BA in Chemistry from Pomona College in Claremont, California and a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Arizona.
Jeanette Young, PhD joined BioTechLogic in June 2018. Prior to BioTechLogic, Jeanette worked at Spark Therapeutics, where she was a Quality Control Scientist in the Technical Operations Department. While at Spark, Jeanette served as a leader in cell-based bioassay methods and the development and validation of bioassays, identity assays, and residual DNA and protein assays. Jeanette was a part of the team of scientists who contributed to the first approved gene therapy product for an inherited disease by the FDA. As a Senior Consultant, Jeanette will support clients by providing support on the development, qualification, transfer, and validation of analytical methods used to characterize, identify, and establish the quality of intermediates, drug substances or drug products, and draft, review, author and perform expert reviews of Pharmaceutical Quality/CMC sections (Module 3) of the CTD for regulatory submissions.
Mike Berry, PhD has more than 25 years of industrial experience working for companies such as MedImmune, Novartis, Dynavax, Portola Pharmaceuticals and Sanofi. Mike provides clients with technical expertise and strategic planning for projects involving process and analytical method development and validation, tech transfer and scale-up, yield improvements, technical support for manufacturing and QC and supply chain. He can provide services for recombinant microbial and mammalian expression systems as well as chemically synthesized oligonucleotides and peptides. His expertise covers cell line development, cell banking, fermentation, chemical synthesis, primary recovery, purification, formulation, and parenteral drug product fill/finish including aseptic processing. Mike has also led multiple statistically driven yield improvement projects resulting in substantial increases and more robust processes.
He also has extensive experience with analytical methods for product release, in-process control and product characterization. Mike has an extremely strong knowledge of cGMP and regulatory expectations and has been a key player in multiple face-to-face, teleconferences bi-annual inspections and pre-license inspections with FDA, EMA and ISO inspectors. Mike has a B.Sc. in Biotechnology from the DeMontfort University in the UK, an M.Sc. in Bioreactor Systems from UMIST in the UK and a Ph.D. in Biochemical Engineering/Microbiology from the University of Manitoba in Canada.


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Pergolas are hot right now in the Hudson Valley and Orange County, NY outdoor living scene. And while these landscape structures offer incredible design benefits and some shade, they often don't provide enough relief from the sun for homeowners.
Enter outdoor fabric shades that can be installed along the top rafters of a pergola. There are many products on the market today from companies like Sunbrella. But how about this creative custom solution we found on Gardenista?! Super fun and super cool! It sure does make you wonder what other creative solutions are out there for adding function and style to your landscape designs. Read more about the drop cloth pergola shade sail here.

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Rosemary Ugboajah, president of Neka Creative, was recently honored with the Multicultural Marketing Achievement Award at the 23rd annual Multicultural Marketing Conference & Awards held recently in St. Paul, Minnesota. The Multicultural Marketing Achievement Award is given annually during the conference to someone or a company that has exhibited commitment and excellence to multicultural marketing. Congratulations,… Read more »
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The Good Survivor et al.
Today started with a a 5.30 makeup call, having the talented Ashley turn me from a decaffeinated morning zombie into a decayed and frost bitten one - today is the first day of filming The Good Survivor!
I'm home for a quick breather (having just spent a solid hour in the shower rubbing latex of my face) and am rushing off to Fanny & Manny rehearsals in a second.
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Fantasy Football 2014: Injured NFL Players Worth Gambling on EarlyJuly 14, 2014
Fantasy Football 2014: Injured NFL Players Worth Gambling on Early
You love the Seattle Seahawks' Percy Harvin. I don't. You are reading this slideshow. I am writing it (much to your dismay, perhaps).
Before outlining the injury-prone players we believe are worth gambling on early in fantasy football drafts this summer, we start with a quick discussion of a popular one we had the guts to omit: Harvin (hip and concussions among myriad ailments).
This is a talented slot receiver, sure. The Super Bowl proved that, and it proved Harvin can be healthy—albeit briefly. Harvin has also proved incapable of staying healthy in his five-year career.
He has just one 16-game season to date, which equals the number of regular-season receptions he had a year ago. Harvin has not had a 90-catch season yet. He hasn't reached 1,000 yards. And forget about him cracking 10 touchdowns.
You need those types of numbers from a wide receiver you select in the first five rounds of fantasy—not just once or potentially for this season, but year in year out.
The fantasy-wide love for Harvin's potential might not allow him to slip out of Round 4. He is slotted as the last pick of that round in a standard, 12-team league, according to the FantasyPros.com consensus rankings. Yours truly ranks him No. 65, roughly a sixth-round pick.
If you like to gamble with your most valuable fantasy resources—early-round picks—go ahead and select Harvin. But enough about a player too risky to select in the early rounds, which we are considering the first five rounds. We will take the guys who actually play in games and put up numbers.
Here are the injured NFL players worth gambling on early this summer.
Round 1/2: Running Back Doug Martin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
It is fairly amazing the lack of love Doug Martin has been getting going into training camp. He is a first-round pick in our book, but the analysts in the FantasyPros.com's consensus rankings have him ranking No. 23. That is barely a second-round pick in 12-team leagues.
Martin was knocked out by a shoulder injury a year ago. It has nothing to do with his wheels. Remember the days when Emmitt Smith was torching teams with a shoulder injury? A running back shouldn't be downgraded due to a shoulder issue, especially since Martin is 100 percent now.
Martin has a team built to feature the running game, especially with defensive guru Lovie Smith now installed as the head coach. Smith will use Martin heavily, even if he wants to work in third-round pick Charles Sims some in the passing game and to give the lead back a breather. Smith doesn't call the plays, but he gets his team playing elite defense, giving the running back the situations and field position to succeed.
Don't hold last year's six subpar games against him. That team was a mess. Smith is a veteran head coach that will make them competitive.
Martin, a near 1,500-yard rusher in 2012, is a player who was the No. 2 or No. 3 overall pick a year ago, behind just Adrian Peterson. He is in the right system, playing for at team that will feature the running game. He was injured, but he is no longer injured. He is worth the risk when he falls into Round 2.
Round 1/2: Running Back Arian Foster, Houston Texans
Arian Foster might have a career-threatening back injury, but he told the Houston Chronicle's John McClain he is healthy again and "raring to go." New head coach Bill O'Brien's system is running back-friendly, particularly when it comes to the short passing game.
It wasn't too long ago Foster was the No. 1 player in fantasy football. Even if he is turning 28 this Aug. 24, there is a productive year or two still in him.
The Houston Texans still don't have a quarterback—unless you consider journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick one. Foster will bear a heavy, heavy load early and often in O'Brien's offense. Even if he needs a breather and Andre Brown absorbs some carries, Foster is going to increase his production in the passing game. This is a back capable of 1,500 combined yards and 10-plus touchdowns.
Foster is a first-round pick at No. 12 overall, according to FantasyPro.com's consensus rankings. He probably should not fall out of the first round, but we have a hunch the increasing love for wide receivers might allow him to. He is worth the risk anywhere after the top 10 overall.
Round 2/3: Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
Rodgers already returned from his broken collarbone to throw for 318 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the 2013 season finale. He is not quite an "injured" player. In fact, head coach Mike McCarthy went so far as to say Rodgers looks as good as he ever has, according to Rob Reischel of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
"I think Aaron's had probably his best spring, if I'm going to sit back and try to rank them," McCarthy said. "I'll probably say the same thing next year, but I think he's in great shape. I think Aaron's in a great place and had a very exceptional spring."
We should fully expect him to have a great summer and fall now too.
A healthy Rodgers is a lock for 30-plus touchdowns and 4,000-plus yards. Toss in his yearly two to five rushing touchdowns, and you have a top-five fantasy quarterback. We continually stress to not reach on quarterbacks in fantasy, but commoners often do. Rodgers is well worth the pick after Peyton Manning is off the board, which should happen in Round 2 even if it doesn't in Round 1.
Round 2/3: Wide Receiver Julio Jones, Atlanta Falcons
Julio Jones is the first player in this slideshow we rank lower than FantasyPros.com's consensus rankings, but that only serves to show he is absolutely worth the early-round price tag coming off his career-threatening foot injury from a year ago. Some analysts even have Jones as a potential first-round pick.
We see him as a late second-rounder, but considering Jones is dealing with a foot issue that plagued him in college, that is a lofty draft position for an injury-risk wide receiver.
Jones told Michael Cunningham of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he is back to health:
I am back doing the little things I used to do. I am back to the old Julio. I feel like I am actually stronger now. I've been doing back squats loading up and getting my quads more stronger more so than my hamstrings. That might have been a problem as well. (I'm trying) to balance my strength in my quads and my glutes to make sure everything is equal so I don't put that amount of force and pressure on the outside of my foot.
Because Jones already came back from a similar injury to become one of fantasy's most explosive wideouts, there is a lot of confidence he can do it again. You might not get Jones at a draft-day value, but he is clearly worth the risk in the second round, even if we wouldn't touch him in Round 1.
Round 3/4: Running Back C.J. Spiller, Buffalo Bills
It is amazing what a difference a season makes. Last year at this time, we had to disparage the Buffalo Bills' breakout candidate C.J. Spiller as a breakdown candidate. Now, we have to talk him up as a useful early-round pick.
No, Spiller isn't worth a first-round selection, because of his slight stature (just 200 pounds) and his injury history (ankle issues), but he is still a third-rounder and a top-15 running back in our book. Even in a bad year, he nearly rushed for 1,000 yards in 2013.
The question is whether you can trust him to get a bulk of the load, particularly with Fred Jackson and Bryce Brown nipping at Spiller's heels in the pecking order. Spiller might not be as sturdy as Jackson, Brown or the backs in fantasy's top 15, but he is more explosive than all but a select few in this game.
The potential for big plays might not be there in Buffalo's offense right now, but a healthy Spiller can bring that. It was why he was a top-five fantasy selection in so many leagues a year ago. Now, the question is whether he will even be selected in the first five rounds.
We were not a fan of Spiller's Round 1 draft position a year ago, but as a third-rounder this year, he can be a value pick.
Round 4/5: Wide Receiver Roddy White, Atlanta Falcons
Roddy White was able to play 14 of 16 games a year ago, but the fact that his production was cut in half despite the Atlanta Falcons missing Julio Jones (ankle) shows White was playing most of the year at something significantly less than 100 percent. White dealt with hamstring and ankle issues, but he tried to play through them in 2013.
He is ready to go for training camp, even if he is now 32, the age of decline for NFL wide receivers.
A healthy Jones certainly means as much to White as White's own health. White hadn't missed a game in his nine-year career before last year. In 2012, White was good for 92 catches for 1,351 yards and seven touchdowns. He dipped to a mere 63-711-3 despite playing just two fewer games.
While you cannot guarantee health, especially at White's advanced age, he is still a top-20 fantasy wide receiver and a top-40 player overall. The analysts polled at FantasyPros.com roughly agree on both accounts.
White is a risk worth taking in Round 4 in a standard 12-team league.
Round 4/5: Tight End Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots
The news going into this season for New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is a lot more favorable for a Week 1 return. A number of Boston media outlets are expecting him to be ready to go for the start of the season despite the fact that he underwent reconstructive knee surgery in December.
A healthy Gronkowski is worth drafting right after tight end Jimmy Graham goes off the board. Graham is looking like a pick in the middle of Round 1, according to the FantasyPros.com consensus rankings. The still-lingering uncertainty with Gronk will see him on the board rounds later, not picks later.
Even if you fear another significant injury for the oft-injured Gronk, you have to like the value he provides if he slips out of the first three rounds in fantasy drafts. He wasn't able to do so in this Athlon Sports draft I was a part of in May. That 31st overall selection is likely more realistic than my personal No. 44 overall ranking or the No. 39 spot in the consensus above.
Gronk still has plenty of health to prove in training camp to be worth a third-round pick. If he slips into Round 4 or 5, he will be a bargain like he was a year ago. Gronk will always be a talent you have to hold your breath on in that regard, but he is a monster in the games he does play.
Round 5/6: Quarterback Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers
This final slide was supposed to be Ray Rice's after an injury-plagued (hip) and disappointing year, but Rice is facing a four- to six-game suspension, according to Bart Hubbuch of the New York Post.
Instead, we will take a leap of faith and tout Cam Newton as a potential fifth-round pick. Yes, that is overly optimistic, especially with our belief that you can draft your starting quarterback as late as Round 8.
This takes some doing, as Newton had offseason ankle surgery and watched his entire wide receiving corps get turned over into a bunch of has-beens and one raw first-round pick, Kelvin Benjamin. Things just are not looking up for Newton this year.
But we said the same thing going into his rookie year. You know, right? When he posted the best statistical season for a rookie quarterback in NFL history by all accounts, including this one at Yahoo Sports.
Newton is a physical marvel and the type of player who makes everyone around him better and more productive. There is potential for him to post 25 passing touchdowns with 4,000 yards and 10 rushing scores. Those are elite fantasy quarterback numbers, even if no one is ranking him among the elite options, because of his injury and concerns about his supporting cast.
On Instagram, Newton posted pictures of himself working out after being cleared to do so by doctors. He is on target for training camp and a season in which he can surprise people. He is a risk we can get behind, especially at his suppressed draft position, arguably the last of the injury-risk picks in the first five rounds of fantasy this summer.
Eric Mack, one of the giants among fantasy writers, was the Fantasy Football Lead Writer for Bleacher Report this past season. He is now an NFL featured writer here. Follow him on Twitter, where you can ask him endless questions about your team, rip him for his content and even challenge him to a head-to-head fantasy game.


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TFR CrossFit Monday 9/14/15
Its Monday and opening day at the Georgia Dome! In honor of our Atlanta Falcons we decided to give you guys a taste of a CrossFit Football style workout. RISE UP!!!!!!
Monday WOD
20 Back squats below parallel 115/75
10 lateral burpee box jumps 20/24
*spend a lot of time on hip mobility to before starting the WOD.
**If you can't get below parallel please scale the weight accordingly and use a ball or a box for a target if necessary


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Kespry drones use high resolution imaging technology to create 3D maps of the earth below. We put this piece together for Kespry and Sully Miller Construction to show how the construction industry is beginning to use drone tech in their day-to-day procedures.
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"Experience Church" at St. Paul's and St. Barnabas
St Paul's and St. Barnabas are hosting a special event this week for schools called "Experience church." The material is from the Jumping Fish "Experience" series of publications which are available from the Diocese of Gloucester website. The week is being led by the parish's Children and Family worker Aisleigh Johnston. Aisleigh has previously worked in churches in England and used the Jumping Fish


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These are desperate times for New Zealand. On better days, a game against Kenya should not be a thing to be fussed about and they would actually be worrying how not to get complacent ahead of the contest. Instead, they feel the pressure of a "must-win game". "Intensity will be even bigger because this is a must win game for us," Daniel Vettori said. "We will be strong and play well."
For the past few months, New Zealand have been psyching themselves to look to the future. The recent past has been dispiriting: a whitewash in Bangladesh, losses in India, defeats against Pakistan at home, and a soul-crushing pasting against India in the warm-up game. Gloom shadowed them everywhere. Harsh criticism floated up first: "We batted like dicks," was the frank assessment of the then coach Mark Greatbach. Saner post-mortem followed with the inclusion of John Wright as the new coach. The losses continued, meanwhile.
Brendon McCullum recently agreed to the assessment that they had forgotten how to win. Will tomorrow's game against Kenya be the first step out of the sordid mess or a further slide into the abyss? Daniel Vettori, the captain, tried to sound positive in the pre-game conference. "We are sure to up our confidence levels after our match tomorrow. It is quite a fluid concept when we play bigger teams but our guys have the abilities to bounce back. But I prefer to look at that rather than dwelling on the past."
The past though couldn't be shoved under the carpet. "We acknowledge the comments [about New Zealand being low on confidence] since we lost a lot of games in recent times and they were disappointing performances, particularly in the sub-continent, but hope we can look at the World Cup as a fresh start."
The first game against Kenya shouldn't be difficult to win but Vettori, understandably, chose to be cautious. "The hardest thing about playing a qualifier is that you do not see much of them. Some of their players will be a bit of a surprise. You prepare may be after seeing them on television. In a way it is a challenge but it does not matter as we got to turn up and play tomorrow." It's something they haven't done well in the recent past.
Things could kickstart if the batsmen start performing. A line-up that reads Brendon McCullum, Jesse Ryder, Ross Taylor, an in-form Martin Guptill, Scott Styris and Jacob Oram should make the Kenyans sweat. Even in the defeat against India in the warm-up game, the way Brendon and Guptill batted against the seamers would have given a lot of heart to New Zealand fans. It's their batting against spin that has let them down. And their bowling.
The bowlers, especially the seamers, have been so lacklustre that Vettori was prompted to say that their bowling coach Allan Donald "is even now bowling better than all fast bowlers". It was meant to be a compliment to Donald but it didn't seem way off the mark. "We have fixed too much on batting and that does not give us enough in bowling," Vettori said. "Allan has been an exciting addition to the team because he is bringing obviously his own personal skills and his own confidence. Ever since he came on board, he speaks with a position of authority to our players and the guys listen when he says what it takes to succeed in the sub-continent and other parts of the world."
New Zealand have a selection worry ahead of the game as Nathan McCullum is a doubtful starter after running high temperature yesterday and being kept under observation in an hospital. He returned for a light training session this morning but it's unlikely they will take a risk by playing him against Kenya. "As of now, we plan to play three pacers and two spinners. It depends on Nathan's fitness. We will play two spinners and look at the possibilities in balancing if the third one is coming in. I think there is plenty of runs on the track, if you bowl well, you can restrict the batting side. Generally, it is a batting wicket. It is incredibly difficult for the fast bowlers on these kinds of wickets to make their presence felt." For New Zealand's sake, they must.


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Chopsticks are very important for many Japanese people because we use them everyday, so many people have their own personal chopsticks at home and they tend to have their favoriticism about what chopsticks should be etc.
We generally avoid putting the chopsticks directly onto the table or plate, because they directly go into our mouth.
We, therefore, often use the little chopsticks rests at restaurants and some people also use them at home too.
There are so many different types of chopsticks rests in Japan and it is a kind of fun to collect them and use them at different occasions. They are generally reasonable, so they can easily be collected.
This chopsticks rest is a little bit unique, because it can be used as a small plate for pouring a bit of soy source or placing a bit of salt in it.
As you may have experienced at Japanese restaurants, many Japanese foods are subtly seasoned, so you can add salt or soy source to them if it is required. That is mainly because, I believe, we enjoy the taste of the raw ingredients used.
The beauty of this chopsticks rest is that you can use it for various purposes, so you do not have to prepare extra plate for salt or soy source, keeping the table clean and tidy.
As I said earlier, there are a large number of chopsticks rests available in Japan, but it is rather hard to find this kind of simple chopsticks rest, which can be used as a little plate for salt and soy source.
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Should you have any queires or if you are interested in purchasing it, please feel free to contact us. We can also ship them overseas by EMS after confirming your payment by Paypal.
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The shop is only 1min walk from Gaienmae station exit 1b on Ginza line.
You can also take a look at our online stores (only in Japanese though)
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Aoyama Market:http://www.aoyamamarket.com/ma/kitchen-chopsticks/seihakujihashioki.html


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Don't Rush the Process
In her book, 101 Little Instructions for Surviving Your Divorce, Barbara Walton, a practicing divorce lawyer, offers some helpful tips and sound advice for the person navigating through the messy terrain of divorce. One is to treat the grieving process of a divorce just as you would a death ... so you predict the same four phases: denial, anger, grief, and acceptance. But I interject one important difference: a person grieving the loss of her spouse from a death most likely will get more support from the community than the woman or man going through a divorce, which is even more reason you should be gentle with yourself and take your time to heal, really heal, from this traumatic event.


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In this episode the gang discovers an unreleased news report on completely legal (but bad) gangs. They discuss the prestigious rival award ceremony of the Golden Globes. And Henry discovers what it feels like when people abuse another's generosity.
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This month was a stressful one for us, and I realized that as a result, we didn't have nearly as many entertaining conversations. Usually I have a list of between five and ten banters that I can choose from for my Welcome to Married Life post, but this month, I only had these ones. It's made me determined to bring more laughter to our marriage in September!
Joe isn't look at the camera... oh well..
We were hanging out at the kitchen table after dinner one night. I was putting together some things for school and I let Joe borrow my computer for a minute to do some scout stuff. When he handed it back to me, I noticed that it was shaking and I was sure he'd broken it.
Me: What did you do to my computer?!?! The whole screen is shaking!!!!
Joe: Maybe that's because you put it up against the baby's chair that is vibrating...
Me: Oh....
Every once and a while, I give Joe grief about how much soda he drinks. This usually happens on Sundays because he hasn't had one to drink all day and he has a headache. One week he tried to convince me that the soda was really good for him.
Joe: Since I've been on my soda diet again, I've lost 3 pounds.
Me: Your soda diet?
Joe: Yeah, where you drink two cans of pop a day.
Me: .......
^^Joe's soda of choice^^
After Bensen went to bed one night, we were having a conversation about how he hadn't slept well the night before and Joe had been up with him multiple times. He came up with an idea of how he's going to teach Bensen to stay in bed when he gets older.
Me: Just wait until he can get out of bed by himself and comes into our room in the middle of the night. 'Daddy, I'm thirsty!'
Joe: I'd just tell him to get his own water.
Me: 'But daddy, there are monsters downstairs in the dark?'
Joe: Good! They'll only eat you if you're pretending to be thirsty!
Me: *laughing*
Joe: Yeah, that's how I'll teach him!
Me: *laughing harder*
Joe: You're so mad that you didn't think of that first, huh?
I don't even remember the situation for this, but it was late at night when we usually get sassy with each other.
Joe: You're overreacting.
Me: Excuse me?!
Joe: I read a meme today that said, 'Any time a woman gets upset, just tell her she's over reacting and she'll calm right down' so I thought I'd try it.
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Video: Jason Wu Talks About Intimacy & Wardrobe Essentials After His NYFW Show
The times are changing; the times are staying the same. What matters most to women is what has always mattered: beautiful clothes that add to our strength and beauty and enrich our daily lives. What matters to the industry, however … that's in flux as designers, retailers and clients adjust their expectations in terms of access, timing and the whole song and dance of it all.
On Friday Jason Wu prioritized real women and presented his spring collection inside a gorgeous but relatively small environment. The number of attendees was about half that of last season, and while Jason always creates a beautiful runway environment, yesterday's felt truly special.
NYFW just got cozy at Jason Wu; atmosphere images and video by Carmen Daneshmandi
We captured the daring and nontraditional landscape of the show, and we spoke with Jason about how it all relates to the looks he loves—and what's on offer now for fall 2016.
Those flowers? They're by Jason's favorite NYC florist, Putnam & Putnam
Runway images courtesy Jason Wu
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A Steve by Any Other Name.../
...would be Kevin?
Shakespeare is laughing, trust me.
I know I've mentioned that of all things Blue's Clues, Josh loves the books as much if not more than the show itself. This has meant keeping them in steady supply, which usually happens for his birthday and Christmas. It also means having to get the majority of them through Amazon Marketplace and eBay, since the show has been out of production long enough that new ones are fewer and far between.
This last Christmas was no exception.
I was pretty pleased with myself too - found quite a treasure trove of them being sold through Amazon Marketplace. Used, but I was able to find sellers who had the ones I wanted in "like new" or "very good" condition, and, they were cheap.
I probably bought about 10 this way. All from different sellers. Most got here by Christmas, a couple trickled in the week after, but Josh doesn't care so it was cool.
There was one, however, whose expected delivery date seemed ridiculously far from the time I'd ordered it. But it was a book I know Toadie loves, and I couldn't find one anywhere else, so I just assumed they were using the cheapest shipping option available and let the order stand.
The holiday came and went, the few books that came late arrived within the week following, 2011 arrived and the kids went back to school. I actually forgot about that one book still to come.
Then at the beginning of February, a package showed up in our mailbox. From England. Addressed to me, it looked like a book. Who the hell is sending me a book from England? I didn't order anything like this... and then I opened it. Wait, this is a Blue's Clues book... omg, this is Toad's book, wtf, that seller lives in ENGLAND?! How did I not notice?
Don't answer that.
No wonder the shipping took so long.
So I took it completely out of the package to look through it - so far I've only had one bad experience with an Amazon Marketplace seller. They'd identified the book as being "like new", but the one that we got was in worse condition than what I was trying to replace! So I wanted to make sure the book was ok to give to Toad - I knew he'd be excited, this is an old-school book, with clues (they don't all have them) that he just loves.
This is the book:
I started flipping through the pages and came across this.....
W. T. F. Who is THAT ?!?!
No, seriously, who is it?
Apparently, it's KEVIN.
Hey Kev.
OK. So in England, Steve is not Steve, he's Kevin. Good to know.
I had no idea what Toadie was going to do with this. THAT'S NOT STEVE.
This, is Steve:
It's not even Joe ....
Who replaced Steve on the show in the U.S. when Steve Burns left. Now Josh actually handled that transition fairly well. But probably for 2 reasons. First, Nickelodeon never replaced Steve in episodes or books or toys that had already come out, so, you never saw Joe in a book that Steve had been in, they never re-did shows with Joe, that Steve had done. Second, they did a lovely job on the transition, creating a story for it as well as easing everyone (especially frantic mothers like me who were convinced it was going to be the end of the world for their kids who were obsessed with the show) in to it over a 3-episode arc. Toad was fine. Took me a while to get over it.
But this was different - this was a book that Toadie has had, and Steve is in the book. So I just didn't know what he would do with it.
He happened to come in to the kitchen where Zach and I were still in "who the hell is KEVIN?" mode. He saw the book in my hands and grabbed it... ok, well, there we go, let's see what happens...
He did what he does with every new Blue's Clues book, flips through it quickly to see if it's a book with clues in it, or if he knows the book already, he flips to the pages where he knows the clues are. He got to a page with Kevin on it and stopped. He looked at it for a minute. Then he flipped back through and found more Kevin pictures. Then he put the book aside.
Hmmmm. I knew this had thrown him off - under normal circumstances, he would have sat with the book and flipped between the clue pages for an hour. So I was sad that I'd messed up because he really likes this book.
But with time, he's gone back to it. And he does look at it a lot now, with one exception: he skips the pages with Kevin on them. Sorry, Kev. All of the rest of it is exactly the same as the Steve version, so those are the parts he looks at.
Lesson learned.
Just for fun, as I was writing this, I decided to look to see if any other Not-Steves were out there...
That, my friends, is the elusive Korean Steve. This is the only clip I could find, and even though the Korean version was (is? ) a big hit, there is very little else available.
This is Duarte, the Portuguese Steve. He's kind of awesome. Unlike the Korean version, there are a lot of clips of this one out there - he's good!
And for my U.S. readers to see the difference, and my UK readers so you can see your boy in action, here, is Kevin:
There is rumor of a Djiboutian version, with their own host, Ja'quavian, but you can't find any clips or pics, sadly.
Most of the other 60 countries that show it have simply dubbed the U.S. version.


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The complex has a large olympic sized fresh-water swimming pool with a separate childrens pool and relaxing jacuzzi.
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Open from 8:30 am until 9:00pm it serves breakfasts, refreshments and a wide range of snacks all day long and into the evening.
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Blugold Commitment
Making a difference
The Blugold Commitment asks students to lead the way by investing in more of the high-impact educational experiences that prepare them to succeed when they graduate. In addition it encourages faculty and staff to commit to providing an integrated curriculum and more experiential learning. And finally it hopes that alumni and friends will commit to raising more scholarship funds to keep the UW-Eau Claire degree accessible and affordable for qualified students
On February 5, 2010, the UW System Board of Regents approved the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's proposal for the Blugold Commitment. The proposal calls for a $1,200 increase to undergraduate differential tuition ($300 per academic year), phased in over four years and beginning in fall 2010.
All UW-Eau Claire students, regardless of socioeconomic background, will participate in multiple high-impact educational practices before graduation, including at least one of the following: collaborative undergraduate research, immersion experience beyond the borders of the campus, and internships/practica.
Making a difference
The Blugold Commitment is unlike any other differential tuition. At UW-Eau Claire, not only do students reap the benefits of programs that go above and beyond those allowed by base tuition, but students also can be directly involved in the decision-making process.
The Blugold Commitment provides more of what students said they want — meaningful advising, integrated and simplified general education and graduation requirements, global and domestic intercultural immersion experiences, and the chance to work one-on-one with faculty and staff through undergraduate research and capstone projects. In short, the Blugold Commitment provides students with opportunities that better prepare them for their future in graduate school, in the workplace, or as citizens of the global community.
The immense benefits of the Blugold Commitment can be seen all over campus. You might be surprised how many of your favorite events or experiences were sponsored by the Blugold Commitment.
What is your money funding?
Academic Skills Center: Supplemental Instruction
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Center for Suicide Prevention and Research
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Tuition, including differential tuition, is frozen at the 2012-2013 level. The Blugold Commitment differential tuition program is not suspended - only the final installment of $300 has been suspended. UW-Eau Claire undergraduate students pay $900 in Blugold Commitment BCDT and $163 in legacy differential tuition. Blugold Commitment financial aid remains set at the same level.
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For information on how our funding process works, below you'll find documents that outline our approval process.


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Addo To Karoo is a 5 day series written by Lize-Mari Arthur as she explores our South African National Parks from Nelson Mandela Bay through to Beaufort Wes.
Exploring Graaf Reinet…
We started off with a healthy breakfast at the Coldstream restaurant (my new favourite place in Graaf Reinet) and realised that even though we planned on heading back to the Valley of Desolation for some early morning shots, it wasn't going to realise due to the peaks being to cloudy. Instead we opted for some sightseeing through the beautiful old town before we headed towards Beaufort Wes.
Hitting the road to Karoo…
Beautiful Karoo landscape
The road to Karoo National Park is quite a straight, flat and boring one, but as soon as you get closer to the park you see the beautiful "Karoo Koppies" and it makes for a stunning landscape. After a short drive through the park and seeing some of the animals, we headed to the main camp for a picnic lunch at the pool. Yes, it was a scorcher of a day and the relaxing water was just what we needed after being cooped up in the car.
Refreshing swim in the pool that's about twice the size of what you see here.
We spent the afternoon settling into our units and catching up on some work. Some of us went to have a look at the interpretative centre and fossil trail, which is a beautiful walk alongside various displays of fossils and plants, telling the story of each.
Self-catering units
Our units were beautiful old farm style homes with a kitchen and dining room in the centre and a bedroom with a double and single bed as well as a bathroom on each side. So you can comfortably have more than one family in one unit. they are very well equipped with all you need and for you to live quite comfortably for as long as possible.
Small part of the comfortable room I slept in
Before our scheduled night game drive, we quickly had some supper at the restaurant and boy oh boy was it tasty. Lots of fresh Karoo lamb dishes on the menu to choose from and who can complain when you get to eat it with such a picturesque view in front of you.
Stunning view from the restaurant.
We were excited to go on our night-drive and to see the animal world after sun-set. It was so peaceful and you almost felt like you were intruding in their sacred time away from people. We saw a couple of zebra's as well as a variety of antelope.Unfortunately no lions were around for us to experience, but the drive was still worth it. I realised how well-trained our guides eyes are when he will point out an animal that's so far away you can't even see it with the naked eye and have to try to find it with binoculars. Amazing and an awesome way to wrap up our last night road tripping through the South African National Parks.
Burchell's Zebra
Follow the series from Day 1 or continue and see what happened on Day 5…
Lize-Mari Arthur is the Lifestyle Presenter at Kingfisher FM and is a lover of food, good books and healthy wholesome entertainment. She enjoys new experiences in life and going on adventures. You can find her on her blog where she does weekly updates on some of the content on her show.


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PETALING JAYA: Prestariang Bhd's net profit for the first quarter to March 31, 2018 jumped 102.49% to RM6.51mil on the back of a 65.74% increase in revenue to RM72.75mil mainly contributed by the Sistem Kawalan Imigresen Nasional (SKIN) concession project.
Earnings per share rose to 1.35 sen from 0.66 sen.
"The revenue recognition for SKIN is based on the stages of completion at the end of the reporting period. The quarter revenue also saw strong contributions from its software and services division which business remains solid. This resulted in a higher PAT due to flow through of higher revenue generated during the quarter," said Prestariang in a release.
SKIN contributed 36.7% of revenue for the reporting quarter with software licensing and distribution contributing the majority of 57.5%. The remaining revenue contributions are from training and certification and university business.
It also declared a first interim single-tier exempt dividend payout of 0.5 sen per share totalling RM2.4mil for the reporting quarter. The interim dividend will be paid to the group's eligible shareholders on July 4, with the entitlement date on June 6.
Prestariang has paid out a total dividend of 27.67 sen per share amounting to RM133.84mil since listing in July 2011.
"Moving forward, Prestariang is confident on the execution of Prestariang 5.0 transformation plan, which has placed the group well in the forefront to drive sustainable growth and profitability in a climate of change," it said.
With the SKIN concession business becoming effective and having officially commenced on April 25, coupled with all current projects in hands scheduled for execution, the group is expected to perform better for FY18.
Prestariang updated Bursa on its MoU with Alibaba.com Singapore E-Commerce Pte Ltd and Conversant Solutions Pte Ltd. This MoU was first entered into on Jan 12, 2017, and Prestariang is finalising the partner reseller agreement.


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|The 100-400 mm 'pap' lens I use for the moon close-ups
and some of the wildlife pics.
|Candle Snuff fungus growing in our front lawn.
|One of our favourite Irish cookery books, Theodora Firzgibbon
|The first beer that came to hand as I came in from the snow
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|First snow flurries.
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After several years of lawsuits and battling, teenage sensation JoJo has officially been released from Blackground Music, according to the LA Times. She has officially signed a new deal with Atlantic Records, orchestrated by Senior VP of A&R, Aaron Bay-Schuck.
The 23 year old singer, born Joanna Levesque, initially arrived on the music scene in 2004 with breakout songs "Baby It's You" and "Leave (Get Out)." She became the youngest solo artist to earn a No.1 single in the US, and sold over 2 million albums with her solo debut. She then went to release a second album, The High Road, in 2006 which also received rave reviews.
During the last seven years, JoJo has been involved with a string of legal issues with her then label, Blackground Music. In a suit filed against the label in the New York State Supreme Court last summer, JoJo asked to be released from her contract and claimed that she was intentionally prevented from releasing new music. She noted that she had turned in a third album and had it accepted but that it was never released and that producers and other "vendors" were never paid.
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Three Benefits Business Owners Can Get From An EPDM Roofing System
Posted on: 24 February 2016
For business owners, selecting the right building for their business is a crucial step in getting started. It is important that the building house everything needed for the company and remain in good condition for the long haul. One aspect of a commercial building that must work right is the roof. EPDM roofing is easily one of the most used roofing systems for commercial purposes. From durability to ease of maintenance, business owners turn to rubber roofing systems for their companies. If you are looking for a roofing system that is going to provide you with everything you need, here are just some of the great benefits an EPDM roofing system can do for you.
Regulates Temperature Better
One of the perks of choosing a rubber roof for your commercial business is that it can regulate the internal temperature better. With a rubber roof, you are not going to lose as much heat or air condition from the roof like you would with other types of roofs. In return, this can save you quite a bit of money on your energy bills every month. What business owner doesn't enjoy saving money? In cooler climates, business owners should look at obtaining a black rubber roof as these as known for absorbing heat better. A white rubber roof is best for hotter climates because they are not prone to absorbing heat.
Easy to Maintain
Another great benefit of choosing an EPDM roof is that it isn't going to expand and contract like many other roofing systems. In fact, the rubber material does not succumb to thermal shock allowing the roofing system to maintain its look. Additionally, hail and other extreme weather conditions are not going to put a burden on this type of roofing system. Not only is this a great investment, but business owners will not have to spend a lot of money on repairs and maintenance for this roof.
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Jewish Cast Member Shines in 'Beautiful'
By Gabrielle Cohen
Ben Fankhauser is the sole Jewish cast member of Carol King's Beautiful, a touring production coming to Atlanta's Fox Theater May 24-29. The AJT's Broadway corespondent, Gabrielle Cohen chatted with the Cleveland, Ohio native about his role of Barry Mann in the production. Fankhauser previously stared as Davey in the original Broadway cast of Newsies and was in the national tour of Spring Awakening.
AJT: Can you tell me about your Jewish background growing up?
Ben: I grew up in Cleveland Ohio and was bar mitzvahed in 2003, and then was confirmed in 2010-2011. I then went to college in upstate New York, Ithaca College, and went on a Birthright trip in the winter of 2010-2011. I loved that.
AJT: Any pre-show rituals?
Ben: Yeah for sure. I usually make a pot of coffee or have some cold brew from the night before. I'll do some vocal warmups and I'll stretch, sometimes do some yoga. I try to tailor it to each day rather than feeling superstitious about how if I don't do a certain thing I won't be good because then I'll go crazy.
AJT: How do you practice Judaism while touring?
Ben: Well it's hard. I have to work on holidays and on Shabbat. I think everyone is different, but to me, practicing Judaism is just staying true to who I am. If I'm unable to celebrate in a traditional way, I don't count that as a loss of participating in the Jewish culture.
AJT: So what was it like to not only be a part of the original cast of Newsies, but also work on a Disney production?
Ben: It's a cliché, but it was a dream come true. I loved that movie when I saw it in the 90's. I'm like a cult fan follower of the movie and to get to do the musical and to sing that music and to work with Alan Menken and Harvey Feirstein and the director Jeff Calhoun and Chris Gattelli, our choreographer, was just truly a dream come true.
AJT: Out of all of the shows you've done what has been your favorite costume to wear?
Ben: I have some really good costumes in Beautiful. I have some very wide legged 70's era pants that I wear and I like those a lot.
AJT: Do you have any advice for people who are trying to get into theatre or the performing arts?
Ben: Yeah I tell people that especially this fine art form, musical theatre, but also all of it, dancing, singing, and acting all require a lot of training and a lot of practice. It requires a mindset to plow ahead despite what anyone is saying. I guess my advice would be don't let anyone tell you no. If it's something you want to do you should pursue it with all your might and never give up. With that being said, it's important to keep in mind that this is a fine art form and when you're an artist as a career you don't get to go home from your job. It's a 24-hour 7-day a week gig. It keeps you up at night. It stresses you out in the morning. It's a job you can never get away from. So if that sounds like something that you want to do, do whatever makes you happiest. If it's acting or dancing or singing or whatever makes you happiest, then pursue it to the fullest with the knowledge that it's going to be very hard.


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Since the dawn of the aircraft, delayed travelers have found respite in airport bars. But this year, Denver International Airport offered a more productive distraction: a free ice-skating rink on the plaza.
As of December 30, 6,325 skaters had taken advantage of the rink, which gets an average of about 250 to 300 visitors a day. The rink is part of a series of programs — including Film on the Fly, a summer film series — meant to attract not only weary travelers, but employees of the airport and anyone who lives close by.
"There are a variety of events, in addition to the ice-skating rink, that have been available for everyone to have a wonderful experience at the airport," says DIA spokeswoman Daria Serna.
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The leaves are just starting to change — and while we haven't seen bright colors like this photo yet, we're giddy with anticipation.Here's how you can plan for a leaf-peeping road trip this fall. Jump in your car — and don't forget the camera!
Know When the Leaves Change in Different Regions
SmokyMountains.com takes weather trends into account to predict when the leaves will change around the country; it suggests that leaves will start changing color September 17th, hitting the northern parts of Minnesota and New York first. October 8th will kick off peak leaf-peeping season in much of the Northeast, the Northern Midwest and the Southwest. Want to head south for leaf peeping? The Mid-Atlantic and the Southeast also offer Instagram-worthy views as soon as October 15th.
Find a Scenic Route
Once you've decided when you can go, where will you go? While there are plenty of options, we've listed some top scenic routes below:
- For drivers road tripping in the Northeast, you can take Interstate 395 through Massachusetts and Connecticut (67 mi.) for a brief day trip. It offers several picnic stops for drivers to get out, stretch their legs, and snap a photo. For those further north, Route 12 (62 mi.) takes drivers through the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Route 182 (12 mi.) takes drivers through Southern Maine. If you're interested in a longer drive, Interstate 93 (189 mi.) stretches through Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
- Looking to go leaf peeping in the Midwest? Michigan drivers who want a day trip can explore Highway 119 (16 mi.) and its "tunnel of trees" or M-29 (41 mi.). Route 127 (758 mi.) is great for road trippers who have plenty of time; they can see the leaves change in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Going further north? Jump on Highway 13 (338 mi.) in Wisconsin.
- Enjoying the fall in the Southwest? Start in the south of Utah to see the leaves change. Drivers interested in a day trip can choose to take a shorter drive via the Cedar Breaks Scenic Byway (6 mi.) or a longer drive via the Patchwork Parkway (51 mi.) or the Markagunt Plateau (40 mi.) Scenic Byways. For slightly longer drives in Colorado, check out Colorado Highway 133 (71 mi.).
- For those road tripping in the Southeast, make sure to drive through Virginia. It has the Shenandoah Valley and Blue Ridge Mountains, creating a beautiful backdrop to any drive. Skyline Drive (105 mi.) and Blue Ridge Parkway (469 mi.) could serve as backdrops for a longer road trip.
Pick a Worthy Car
In search of a car ideal for leaf peeping? Check our list to give you a few ideas to jumpstart your search. If you're looking to make the most of the car you have, here are a few features that will maximize your leaf-peeping fun:
- Moonroof/open roof: The best fall days offer a crisp breeze, sunshine, and the smell of autumn. So convertible owners, drop the top! For hardtop owners, slide the moonroof open or at least open your windows to feel the sunshine on your face and take a deep breath of the season.
- Roof rack: Some leaf peepers may want to take a detour to bike or kayak. That's when a roof rack will come in handy — load your bikes or kayaks before you embark. And just think: You won't have to worry about getting the upholstery dirty when you're ready to continue driving.
- Heated seats: Leaf peeping on brisk fall days usually means dressing in layers. Once you're in the car, you can ditch the flannel or jacket while still staying cozy, thanks to heated seats.
- Strong gas mileage: Who wants to cut a leaf-peeping ride short because you're low on gas? Vehicles with strong highway mileage can keep you focused on finding the best view, not the nearest gas station.
Once you've decided your route and found the best car for the drive, you need to make sure your car is ready for the trek. Here are a few CarGurus-approved ways you can do that:
- Give your car a checkup before driving: There's nothing worse than having your car alert you to a problem… when you're on a highway with no town in site. Check your tire tread for wear, top up fluids in your car, and make sure to have emergency supplies in the trunk.
- Pack smart: Make the most of the cargo space you have by expertly packing your bags. That way, you have extra room for apples, pumpkins, and other fall-themed items you pick up on your journey.
- Make a plan to take breaks: The Automotive Association of America (AAA) found that 10 percent of car crashes were the result of drowsy driving. To keep yourself alert behind the wheel, schedule driving breaks.
- Enjoy the ride: Longer drives offer breathtaking views, so make the most of them! If you're a passenger, pull your eyes away from your smartphone to look out the window. Traveling solo? Have a playlist ready to keep you company while driving.
Check out #fallfoliage or #leafpeeping on Instagram for more inspiration — and then check out @CarGurus for car tips.
How do you make the most of leaf-peeping season?


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... a smorgasbord of chamber music... played by first-rate musicians.The Daily Telegraph
Video: Weber - Clarinet Quintet in Bb Major, Op. 34, Finale
Music inspired by romance, created with love, and presented with passion.
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About The Music
Where words have failed, music has been the language of friends, lovers and admirers from afar.
From Franck's endearing Sonata for Violin and Piano, composed for and performed at a friend's wedding to Elgar's lyrical Romance for Bassoon and Strings, these are works created out of great love, filled with passion, tenderness and musical friendship.
Also featured in the program is young-blood clarinettist (and winner of the Young Performer of the Year Awards in 2015) Lloyd Van't Hoff joining Co-Artistic Director David Rowden in a performance of Australian composer Gerard Brophy's new work We Two Boys Together Clinging.
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Bakso or baso is Indonesian meatball made from ground beef with a small quantity of tapioca flour, however bakso can also be made from other ingredients, such as chicken, fish, or shrimp. Bakso are usually served in a bowl of beef broth, with yellow noodles, bihun (rice vermicelli) and Chinese green cabbage, sprinkled with fried shallots and celery. Bakso can be found all across Indonesia; from the traveling cart street vendors to restaurants.
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1:00pm - Scratch Final*: Jack Maxey vs Steve Sorrenson
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I didn't know how to name this post and this is the best I came up with. Problems "beneath" an Overhuman are problems that are so commonplace and low-level and ubiquitous that an Overhuman does not deign to bother with them. (S)he is simply above them and considers them trifles, things not worth his/her time, things that – this is going to sound bad – are reserved for the "ordinary" people.
An Overhuman assumes what might be seen as a condescending attitude toward many things that other people worry about. Fortunately, this condescending attitude is not condescending at all because it is coupled with high emotional intelligence and, thus, empathy.
An Overhuman understands his fellow humans' pain and suffering and anxiety, an Overhuman understands its causes and the mechanisms why these negative emotions come about, but the Overhuman does not share in their pain.
I shall give practical examples:
You have a bad relationship with a parent. Your parent is very controlling and has bad physiological influence over you. You are stressed because of your parent's expectations, you are unsure of yourself and you seek your parent's approval for everything you do.
You can be the best deductionist in the world and also speak 7 languages and be an incredible fighter, but if that is what's bothering you – you are not yet an Overhuman.
An Overhuman cannot exist with problems that usually come up in normal human affairs. Why? Precisely because an Overhuman is not normal. Merely possessing Overhuman skills is not enough – it's like having a Ferrari and not knowing how to drive it, or driving it badly, or only driving it during daytime. Skills are nothing without the state of mind that employs them.
Another example:
A war breaks out in your country and thousands of people are starving because the supply lines to your area have stopped. You starve too – primarily because you never stocked up on food in case of such events.
Or another example, based on that very same war I just mentioned: You are forced to take to the streets and because it is cold, you cannot bear it and have to change plans that involved you staying out.
What do these two examples have in common?
Well, generally speaking, the correct answer would be – weakness.
An Overhuman is an Overhuman because (s)he is not weak in any form, neither in body nor mind. For these two examples it is a certain weakness of the mind that has assured us that you are not yet an Overhuman: failure to prepare.
You see, an Overhuman is a prepper by default. Stocking up on food is done as a matter of course. It takes no thinking through – being a prepper, and – nota bene – a good prepper – is just something that goes without saying, something that is so blatantly obvious that it needs not be addressed.
And an Overhuman is also a practitioner of the Wim Hof method – by default. It goes without saying.
Are you starting to see the bigger picture?
Well, if no, I will outline it clearly.
The very foundation of an Overhuman, its base – is a high success level in other disciplines. What some may consider as the pinnacle of achievement in their art, an Overhuman considers as merely a starting point for his/her own art.
Thus fighters will strive to be incredible fighters and will consider it a great success when they become incredible. Overhumans are incredible fighters by default. For fighters, it will be their end-goal. For Overhumans, it will be their starting point.
Thus Zen monks and Stoics will strive towards mental clarity and acceptance of whatever life brings, and they will see this as "enlightenment", as their final phase. Overhumans are enlightened by default. It's their starting point.
Thus survivalists and preppers will strive to be as prepared as possible for various events, ranging from bad, to catastrophic to apocalyptic. Overhumans – you guessed it – are good survivalists by default. What the community of survivalists and preppers sees as high capability and preparedness, an Overhuman sees simply as a necessary base for other things.
And so, the problems "beneath" an Overhuman – being too fat or out of shape; having insecurities; not having enough money for strategical investments; speaking only one language; having a bad immune system; having bad people skills; having unresolved family disputes etc. – are truly "beneath" an Overhuman. An Overhuman simply has no time or patience to deal with such matters he or she considers as trifles. Naturally, (s)he will show empathy and give advice to those that need it, but in his/her personal life, such problems simply do not arise. They are just too low-level.


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Gerber Technology strengthened its position as a leading supplier of automated design and manufacturing solutions to China with high-profile events surrounding the.
On September 7, the company hosted local and international customers, agents, distributors and media representatives at the grand opening of its 2,500-square-meter (27,000-square-foot) Advanced Technology Center (ATC) in Shanghai. The center will accommodate 100 employees. Much fanfare surrounded the grand opening, including performances of the traditional Chinese lion dance and Western-style dance performances, product demonstrations and a press conference.
In celebration of the opening of the company's Advanced Technology Center, Gerber Technology hosted nearly 600 guests at a gala dinner on September 9 at the Shanghai Grand Theater, a renowned landmark of the region and a window of cultural exchange between China and the world. Highlights of the evening included a dance performance written and choreographed exclusively for Gerber to celebrate the company's 25-year commitment in China; and acknowledgement of 20 years of service to the company by Steven Tang, Gerber's Regional Vice President of Far East and Pacific.
During the four-day CISMA 2004 trade show held at the Shanghai New International EXPO Center, Gerber welcomed hundreds of visitors to its ultra-modern booth where the entire GERBERsuite line of products was on display. Several of Gerber's partners participated along with Gerber including Eton Systems, [TC]2, TPC, Nester, Browzwear and Younger Technology. At the show Gerber Technology unveiled its second model Infinity AE inkjet plotter, the Infinity AE II, manufactured locally and designed specifically for the Chinese market. James Arthurs, President of Gerber Technology said, "With this model we have expanded the scope of suitable markets to include automobile interior suppliers as well as furniture and apparel manufacturers...we have developed a product that well suits the needs of local manufacturers at a price point that is extremely appealing."
Officiating at the Opening Ceremony, Gala Dinner and related press conferences was James C. Leonard III, Deputy Assistant Secretary, US Department of Commerce, Textiles & Apparel, the individual responsible for negotiating apparel and textile quotas and post 1/1/05 World Trade Organization's safeguard measures. Other participants at these events included Ira Kasoff, Principal Trade Commissioner, US Consulate in Shanghai, Mr. Sun Rui Zhe, President of China's Textile Information Centre, Mr. Jiang Heng Jie, President, China National Garment Association, Mr. Alan Li, Executive Director, Clothing Industry Training Authority as well as a number of officials from the Foreign Economic Relations Office of Xuhui District, a borough of Shanghai.
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