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This past weekend marked the seventh annual Governors Ball at Randall's Island Park. Known as New York City's home festival before Panorama and Meadows came to town, Gov Ball is made up of great music, New York culture, and maybe too many amped up high schoolers. Here are the three performers that stole the show.
Childish Gambino
Childish Gambino never ceases to amaze- and his performance on Saturday was no exception. The multi-genre, multi-platinum artist took the stage wearing all white, backed by an electric band and vocal group. Just a few minutes in, he confirmed two things: yes, this was his only show of 2017; and yes, he insisted that it be in New York City. Performing the best of "Awaken! My Love" and classic hits such as "Sober" and "3005", Gambino exuded both the intensity of a '70's rockstar and the soul of a preacher. The performance exhibited sounds and aesthetics that spanned several styles of music and performance, and acted as a statement of Afrofuturism. Closing with an eccentric version of crowd favorite "Redbone," Glover left us with a final cliffhanger: "I'll see you for the last Gambino album."
Perhaps the most energized crowd on Day 3 of Governor's Ball was found moshing to U.K. grime rapper Skepta mid-day at the smallest stage in the festival. While the genre has not fully made its way across the pond just yet, performances by the grime gatekeeper and past collaborator Stormzy proved to solidify its' presence in the United States. Taking the stage in all black, Skepta lit up the audience by opening with the title track of his most recent album, Konnichiwa. Fans packed the Bacardi tent, rapping along to the most prominent tracks of Skepta's catalog. Fellow grime artist Shorty joined Skepta on stage, and acted both as a hype man and supporting rapper for several songs in the latter half of the performance. Approaching the end of his time on stage with "Man" and "Shutdown," Skepta finished his set by playing Playboi Carti's hit "Magnolia," as a sign of respect to the New York City crowd.
Cage the Elephant
An intense performance by Nashville natives Cage the Elephant left viewers with one question: was that Matt Shultz or Mick Jagger? Taking the Governors Ball main stage in front of thousands of fans, the lead singer told the crowd, "Let's throw a party"... and that they did. Cage brought a veteran level of showmanship that was fueled by a young fire and intensity, with ripping guitar solos and charismatic movement on stage. Crowd favorites like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" and "Shake Me Down" had fans shamelessly singing along, while the quintet seemed to enjoy every minute they played. At the end of their performance, frontman Matt Shultz paid respects to recent events in Manchester and London, offering the simple bid to fans: "Let's celebrate love." After finishing their set with "Teeth," Shultz jumped into the audience and somehow managed to crowd surf hundreds of feet, over the entire crowd all the way to the back of the audience. It was incredible.
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Osama bin Laden: "I am Alpha and Omega"
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last. (Revelation 22:13)
Barack Obama's State of the Union, first 100 words:
Last month, I went to Andrews Air Force Base and welcomed home some of our last troops to serve in Iraq. Together, we offered a final, proud salute to the colors under which more than a million of our fellow citizens fought – and several thousand gave their lives.
We gather tonight knowing that this generation of heroes has made the United States safer and more respected around the world. For the first time in nine years, there are no Americans fighting in Iraq. For the first time in two decades, Osama bin Laden is not a threat to this country.
Barack Obama's State of the Union, last 343 words:
One of my proudest possessions is the flag that the SEAL Team took with them on the mission to get bin Laden. On it are each of their names. Some may be Democrats. Some may be Republicans. But that doesn't matter. Just like it didn't matter that day in the Situation Room, when I sat next to Bob Gates – a man who was George Bush's defense secretary; and Hillary Clinton, a woman who ran against me for president.
All that mattered that day was the mission. No one thought about politics. No one thought about themselves. One of the young men involved in the raid later told me that he didn't deserve credit for the mission. It only succeeded, he said, because every single member of that unit did their job – the pilot who landed the helicopter that spun out of control; the translator who kept others from entering the compound; the troops who separated the women and children from the fight; the SEALs who charged up the stairs. More than that, the mission only succeeded because every member of that unit trusted each other – because you can't charge up those stairs, into darkness and danger, unless you know that there's someone behind you, watching your back.
So it is with America. Each time I look at that flag, I'm reminded that our destiny is stitched together like those fifty stars and those thirteen stripes. No one built this country on their own. This Nation is great because we built it together. This Nation is great because we worked as a team. This Nation is great because we get each other's backs. And if we hold fast to that truth, in this moment of trial, there is no challenge too great; no mission too hard. As long as we're joined in common purpose, as long as we maintain our common resolve, our journey moves forward, our future is hopeful, and the state of our Union will always be strong.
Thank you, God bless you, and may God bless the United States of America.

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text: September 21, 2016 I've Been Busy September 21, 2016/ Katie Koranda For the first time since I started this business a month ago, I haven't edited and submitted photos within two days of a session. I helped shoot a friend's wedding Saturday, had two family shoots Sunday and then head shots on Tuesday. (Zzzz)I'm having SO MUCH FUN. Here's a look at what I've been up to.Thank you to EVERYONE who has let me into their lives. You are all so special, and I am truly honored. Click on photos to navigate gallery. P.S. this gallery is weirdly narrow, and I'm too tired to figure it out. Trust me that these photos are regular size/parts are not actually cut off or framed weird. TRUST ME, OK.


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Big Pun once said, "Latin going platinum/ It was destined to come." The late Bronx emcee was the first solo Latino rapper to reach this goal, with his 1998 debut, Capital Punishment, and it has largely remained a lofty dream for Latino hip-hop artists. But with Latinos overtaking blacks as the largest minority in the United States, corporate America is looking to brush up on its español. If you think hip-hop has been turned out, just wait until they start pimping reggaeton and Latin rap music. At this point, it's not a question of when; it's a question of who will lead the movement.
The odds-on favorite would be Miami rapper Pitbull and his hip-hop/reggaeton combo, cosigned by the none other than King of Crunkdom, Lil' Jon. Pitbull's 2004 debut, M.I.A.M.I., went gold, largely due to the strength of rump-convulsing stripper jams "Culo," "Dammit Man" and "Toma." With his sophomore effort, El Mariel, slated for a 2006 release, independent juggernaut TVT Records is hoping to bridge the gap between albums with this remix album and DVD, cleverly titled (and just in case you forgot) Money Is Still a Major Issue. But for all its promise, the record simply fails to deliver.
Largely aimed at hardcore Pitbull fans, Money Is Still a Major Issue contains B-sides and remixes with C-list all-stars Pretty Ricky, Wayne Marshall and Nina Sky. On "Everybody Gets Up," Pretty Ricky's prepubescent generic rhymes are empty filler that do little to elevate Jim Jonson's characterless beat. "Might Be the Police" is fool's gold. It lulled me into a false sense of security, but it's a standard track about the trap and other drug dealings, topped off by a beat that is a straight jack of the Clipse's "Grindin'."
The failures of Money Is Still a Major Issue are not an indictment of Pitbull's skills, but rather his choices of features and production. With the ability to rhyme in Spanish and English, Pitbull has the potential not only to sell big in the States, but also to collect those foreign dollars in South America and in Europe. Pitbull's music is what it what is: club music for the masses trying to bring Miami to your living room speakers. Beyond the obvious limitations of Pitbull's music and Money Is Still a Major Issue, this Latin going platinum is still destined to come.
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Vanderbilt engineering and physics professors recipients of inaugual NSF INCLUDES awardby Brenda Ellis Sep. 16, 2016, 1:52 PM
The National Science Foundation has issued its first-ever awards for the NSF INCLUDES program, a comprehensive initiative to enhance U.S. leadership in science and engineering by broadening participation in STEM fields. Maithilee Kunda, assistant professor of computer science and computer engineering, is the principal investigator of the Vanderbilt University portion of the South East Alliance for Persons with Disabilities in STEM project. Kelly Holley-Bockelmann, associate professor of physics and astronomy and director of the Fisk-Vanderbilt Master's-to-Ph.D. Bridge Program, is the co-PI.


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The uprising of Nollywood/
First of all Kudos to movie producers, directors and Actors who have taken on the task to redefining the imagery inherent about Nigerian movies in years past. If it was not the cliche love stories that often starred a select cast of Genevieve Nnaji, Stella Damascus, Rita Dominic, Chioma Chukwuka and then Ramsey Nouah, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Emeka Ike and Jim Iyke; it was scary underplayed village movies that had witchcraft and occultic kingdom movies starring Kanayo .O. Kanayo and Clem Ohameze. But over the years it is beautiful to have witnessed the growth in depth of script and character representation, not to mention the struggle of watching movies on DVD and CD to the ease and contribution to growth with the introduction and healthy patronage of film houses (cinemas).
Film as a medium first arrived Nigeria in the late 19th century, in the form of peephole viewing of motion picture devices. These were soon replaced in early 20th century with improved motion picture exhibition devices, with the first set of films screened at the Glover Memorial Hall in Lagos from 12 to 22 August 1903. The earliest feature film made in Nigeria is the 1926's Palaver produced by Geoffrey Barkas; the film was also the first film ever to feature Nigerian actors in a speaking role. As at 1954, mobile cinema vans played to at least 3.5 million people in Nigeria, and films being produced by the Nigerian Film Unit were screened for free at the 44 available cinemas. The first film entirely copyrighted to the Nigerian Film unit is Fincho (1957) by Sam Zebba; which is also the first Nigerian film to be shot in colour.
After the decline of the Golden era, Nigerian film industry experienced a second major boom in the 1990s, supposedly marked by the release of the direct-to-video film Living in Bondage (1992); the industry peaked in the mid 2000s to become the second largest film industry in the world in terms of the number of annual film productions, placing it ahead of the United States and behind only India. It started dominating screens across the African continent, and by extension the Caribbeans and the diaspora, with the movies significantly influencing cultures and the film actors becoming household names across the continent. Since mid-2000s, the Nigerian cinema have undergone some restructuring to promote quality and professionalism, with The Figurine (2009) widely regarded as marking the major turn around of contemporary Nigerian cinema. There have since been a resurgence cinema establishments, and a steady return of the cinema culture in Nigeria. As of 2013, Nigerian cinema is rated as the third most valuable film industry in the world based on its worth and revenues generated.
Nigerian movies have begun to cross boarders to international screenings, film festivals and even awards and recognition. In light of this, five Nigerian movies were listed to compete for the "People's Choice Award" at the 2017 edition of Nollywood Week Paris Film Festival. According to the organisers ( www.nollywoodweek.com), the movies include award winning '76' directed by Izu Ojukwu, 'The Wedding Party' directed by Kemi Adetiba, and 'Dinner', a movie directed by Jay-Franklyn Jituboh. Others are 'Gidi Blues' and 'Green White Green' which were directed by Femi Odugbemi and Abba Makama.
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Last Wednesday (17th April) I was invited to the new online global game called Jaro. Jaro is a new billion dollar game that is set to be the largest Single Annual Fundraising Initiative. The potential One billion dollars is set to be split between charity causes and one winner.
There are several big names charities already signed up, couple to mention are
Age UK, Amnesty International, British Red Cross, Cool Earth, Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity, Guide Dogs,World Cancer Research Fund and many more
The evening was hosted by Jason Bradbury from the Gadget Show, and was attended by individuals from the Charities raised as well as some celebrities that are interested in the game and the cause behind it.
Jaro is asking the world to raise US$1 billion within the year and decide how to split it between charitable causes and one lucky winner. The decision is entirely in the public's hands, they are aiming to be the single largest fundraising initiative in the world and potentially the provider of the biggest single prize pot of money ever.
To play the game will cost $10 (around £7.00) to play and players choose how much of that is split between charity and a global prize pool for one lucky winner. Players then compete against real people across the globe in an online knockout tournament that works much like a 'numerical battleships'.
- 40 private islands
- 25 Gulfstream G550 private jets
- 10 Le Grand Bleu luxury yachts
- Food for 100 million of the poorest people on earth for four days
- Vaccinations against life-threatening disease for 649,350,649 children
- Protection for every animal affected by disasters for a decade – saving around 40 million animals a year and protecting livelihoods of the communities that care for them
- The cost of care for 21,654 people with cancer
So the one big question is if you won the billion dollars. What would you choose to do with it? How much would you give to charity and how much would you keep for yourself? If you see me on the game (my name is geekcomputers), then I hope you let me win :-). For the record, I have set my dial so 80% will go to the charities I have chosen.
I would like to thank Three Monkeys and Jaro for inviting me to this event.
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"Mat Ricardo has done more to revive the art of variety than anyone else" - The Magic Circle Magazine
A key figure in the cabaret and variety revival, Mat has performed by Royal command on more than one occasion, headlined and hosted shows across the UK, and regularly appears further afield, including residencies in the legendary European Variete theatres, appearances in gala shows on stage and television the world over, and regular invitations to perform in such iconic venues as the Royal Albert Hall, The Savoy Hotel, and Hollywood's Magic Castle.
"A sublime juggler, a true gentleman, and a variety artiste who undoubtedly embodies cabaret" - Culture Burn
He has entertained corporate clients too numerous to mention, consulted on major Hollywood movies, guest-starred on high-profile television shows, but is never happier than when he's in front of a live audience, with a glint in his eye and a trick up his sleeve.
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Rare opportunity to own one of a kind estate home located on a serene 10 acre lot. This home was custom designed and crafted with attention to detail as the top priority. Finishing details include antique reclaimed American oak and pine flooring throughout upper two levels. Marble tile in foyer. Extensive moldings and custom carpentry in every room. Black wrought iron vent covers. No detail has been overlooked. Gourmet chef's kitchen details include: oversized island with gas cooktop and bar height seating at end, custom cabinetry, matte granite countertops, recessed and pendant lighting, walk in pantry, wall oven and microwave, built-in desk. Large windows allow abundant natural light and sweeping views of property. Informal dining/ breakfast room adjacent to kitchen offers access to property through large patio doors which walk out to brick patio and brick fire pit. Main level great room features wood burning fireplace with stone surround, columns and moldings, flat screen TV mount and built in ceiling speakers. Elegant formal dining room with butler~s pantry. Office/ library has been designed to maximize natural light and features built in custom cabinetry and glass French doors. Owner's suite with two sided gas fireplace, coffered ceiling, two sitting rooms, and two large walk in closets. Master bath with heated marble flooring, walk in shower, bench, and body sprayers. Separate vanities. Soaking tub and water closet. Second upper level bedroom with walk in closet and private bath. Third and fourth bedrooms with walk in closets and Jack and Jill bath. Bright upper level laundry room with built in custom cabinets and laundry sink. Exterior of this home has been finished using HardiPlank fiber cement siding, stone and brick. Roofing shingles are GAF Country Mansion with a limited lifetime warranty. Mud room with full bathroom is accessed through front service entrance and garage. Oversized 3 car garage with 8' doors and outside door entrance. Built in cabinetry and sink. Workbenches and 220V wiring available for future use. Ample space for workshop or storage area. Lower level with wood burning fireplace has been roughed in and framed for three rooms plus bath. Building plans are available. Would be ideal for in-law or au pair suite. Dual zone Carrier HVAC system with 2 Ultra Violet air cleaners and humidifier. Gas hot water heater. Much of interior lighting fixtures are on dimmer switches or occupancy sensing switches. All bedrooms and great room have been cable pre-wired. See attached floorplans and 3-D Matterport Tour.
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Favorite Quote: "Do I look like a freaking fairy-tale princess to you?"
Reviewed by Tori
Sixteen year old Emma Conner hasn't had an easy life. Her mother and twin brother dies, leaving her alone with her abusive stepfather. When he almost kills her in a car accident, Emma goes to stay with her aunt in New York. Soon Emma is enrolled in a prestigious private school and the center of unwanted attention. Pursued by an unstable boy and the object of a jealous girl's anger; Emma soon wishes she was back at her old school. When she catches the attention of the school's hottest boy, Brendon Salinger, Emma's life changes drastically as an old curse comes back to life with a vengeance with promises of a centuries old love and horrible death.
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Join us at Passport to Music and groove your way to South Africa!
Kids around the world love to play, and at Passport to Music, the boys will play games rooted in African culture. In rural African communities, kids might not have access to sports equipment, but they do have their voices, so many African games rely on music. The boys will practice keeping a steady beat with stick-passing games from Ghana. They'll learn about different rhythms with hand-clapping games from Zimbabwe. Every game will get the boys moving to the beat and experiencing the joy of creating music!
Through these games, the boys will feel and experience the musical concepts they are learning. Chanting and rhythm games bring to life the music they see on paper. The games will also reinforce the fundamental rhythms learned from drumming, and the boys will keep moving to the beat as they learn songs in the singing portion of camp.
If your boy loves moving and grooving, Passport to Music is the place for him!
WHO: Any boy entering grades 2–6. No previous musical experience necessary!
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Amb. Frans Makken, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nairobi - Part 2Published: 28 December 2018
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Garden Days in Redwood!/
There are two events slated for April that will give area residents the opportunity to learn more about cultivating gardens, and give people the opportunity to get seeds started in Redwood's very own community greenhouse!
April 9, Gardening Q and A
A question-and-answer session on on gardening is scheduled from 12-2 p.m. at Fellowship Hall in Redwood April 9. Sue Guise of Cornell Cooperative Extension will be there as gardening expert. Learn more about composting, using a greenhouse, keeping pests away, or anything else you'd like to ask.
April 13, Seed Starting
At 11 a.m. Saturday, April 13, The Redwood Neighborhood Association will provide organic, non-GMO seeds to anyone who would like to plant in the community greenhouse. You are also welcome to bring your own seeds. The community greenhouse is located directly next to the Kabel garage and across from the Redwood Tavern on Route 37. This event is great for children as well, who will have the opportunity to learn about gardening, seed selection—and have the chance to get their hands dirty!


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A new slim MacBook and a new way to rip off iPod owners might have gotten the bulk of the media's attention at Macworld 2008, but Apple also used the event to launch its latest bid for storage supremacy: the Time Capsule.
For Mac-loving households, this might be good news, but as a business storage solution it leaves a lot to be desired.
Time Capsule is, in essence, a Wi-Fi-enabled external drive which works in conjunction with OS X Leopard's Time Machine software to automate the backup process. Two models are available, a 500GB box for AU$429 and a 1TB model for AU$699.
$699 for a terabyte of drive space might seem reasonable, but there's a couple of caveats.
Firstly, Time Capsule is a Mac-only solution. Outside of graphic design firms and advertising agencies, the number of businesses that run only Macs would be a very short list indeed.
If you're going to introduce a business-wide backup solution, you want it to work with everything. Enterprising hackers might eventually work out a way to get non-Mac machines to connect (perhaps by modifying their PCs to run Leopard), but that's not a useful or practical solution in the real world.
Secondly, there's the mere fact that you have to be running Leopard. Assuming you could find a business running nothing but Macs, it doesn't necessarily follow that they'll all be running the latest OS.
Many of the changes in Leopard are largely cosmetic, but upgrading runs the risk of breaking key applications -- not a step any enterprise would take lightly.
Finally, Time Machine itself has been widely criticised since Leopard's launch for its relatively inflexible approach to backup. You can specify the inclusion or exclusion of individual folders, but you can't make major adjustments to the actual backup schedule. Time Machine also backs up entire files whenever it detects changes, which can rapidly consume disk space for applications like email which constantly get altered. For business use, that simply isn't good enough.


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Here is a special baseball-themed spelling unit for second grade. Words in this unit include: throw, run, base, pitcher, batter, slide, diamond, runner, catch, mitt, safe, ball, field, hit, and out.
This link will send you to a page with all 30+ units in the STW 2nd grade spelling series. Each unit has a word list, worksheets, ABC order activities, a puzzle, flashcards, a word wheel, and test resources.


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Friday night was Georgia's Bachelorette Party! And can I just say my roommate Christina and I quickly became delirious wandering around in the FREEZING cold trying to find the restaurant that WE picked for the party... Yeah we "hosted" the party and we were an HOUR late. Not our finest moment, and the girls were starting to worry about us. However let me just tell you about this "misadventure." Christina and I showed up downtown right at 7 when the party was supposed to start. We decided it was fastest to not look for parking and park in a garage and walk over to the Saucebox. WRONG. Well it could have been a good idea had we been walking in the appropriate direction while the wind is biting us in the face and our hands are turning pink. We were so turned around and quickly losing our minds as frostbite started to claim our nose and hands. We had to go into random restaurants along the way to warm our hands, wipe our noses, and gain clarity with our stupid i-phones. (ok, ok, I realize we are the dumb ones, not the phone) As we continued to fight our way to the Saucebox in our tights, HIGH heels and less than appropriate winter wear, we found ourselves laughing at the situation with just how miserable we were. We wanted to cry, and quit but instead we laughed and kept walking. Tops of the boxes for Georgia's presents were flying into the road as we watched car after car crush the lids. Ribbons that were once placed and tied so nicely were now decorating the streets of Portland. It was a nightmare!! We finally walked our frozen selves into the Saucebox 10 minutes before 8, and 2 seconds before Georgia walked in. Our hair was misplaced our noses pink and running but we made it. Everyone else seemed to have found street parking right outside... That's the last time my first resort is garage parking. I learned my lesson.
|Blazer: Nordstrom Rack; Dress, Belt & Necklace: Forever 21; Tights: Fred Meyer; Booties: Some store at Pioneer Place
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Returning to School after Marriage: Results for Whites and Blacks
We investigate the impact of various family background, socioeconomic, and life-course factors on the likelihood of white and black women returning to school after marriage. Using data from the National Longitudinal Study of the High School Class of 1972, results indicate the following: (a) many married women return to two-year schools rather than four-year schools, (b) blacks are more likely than whites to return to school after marriage, (c) fewer measured predictors are significant in models for blacks and for two-year schools, and (d) changing life-course position affects the likelihood of returning to school
Teachman, JD., & Paasch, K. (1989). Returning to School after Marriage: Results for Whites and Blacks. Sociological Forum, 4(3), 423-433.


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Friday, February 19, 2016
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Maddie and Izzie playing Go Fish.
The girls got some money from Lady and Gator and they wanted to check out Claire's for some jewelry. Izzie was very happy. She had a hard time narrowing down her selection. She ended up picking a very fancy necklace and some earings. Maddie didn't want any jewelry at first, but she did find a bracelet and then found a cute fuzzy journal that she decided to buy.
The mall has a small branch of our local library so or course we had to stop in. As we were leaving the girls saw this TV that was playing a show? about cats. There wasn't any sound, just close up of different cats playing. It was sort of mesmerizing. After I finished checking out our books, I looked up to find both girls just laughing and giggling away at the cute antics of the cats. It was really weird, but cool.
Maddie leading Izzie around on a horse.
Girl Scout meeting!
Belinda the stray popping over to say good morning. This was a couple weeks ago, we haven't seen her recently. She either made it back home or made it in the belly of a predator. I hope she made it back home.
We are learning about animal adaptations and specifically adaptations of Arctic Animals. The girls both tried putting their hands in ice water, lasting just about 10 seconds. Then we put gloves on, slathered crisco on and put that in a ziplock bag (good hint, it makes removal easier if it is all contained.) Here is Izzie with her adapted blubber hand. She found she could stay in the ice water for a long time! After 10 minutes she got bored. Fun experiment!
Maddie and her blubber hand!
Maddie kept hers in for awhile too, then she also got bored. They really got to see how animals insulation helped keep them warm in icy waters!
Later that day, at homeschool group. It was raining really hard so they came into color and play games.
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House Overview House: 2018 Bottom Lines in 57 Districts to Watch - Part II President Trump's election was probably the best thing to happen to Democrats' chances of retaking the House majority in 2018, and his rocky start has the out party energized. But to pick up 24 seats… David Wasserman March 3, 2017
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Broadway Street reconstruction meetings planned
October 8, 2013 - Public meetings will be held October 17 to discuss plans to reconstruct Broadway Street from Bradley Street to the bridge at the Chippewa River.
The Broadway Street reconstruction project will be completed in two phases. Phase 1 will be from Bradley Street to Harris Street and will be constructed during the 2014 construction season. Phase 2 will be from Harris Street to the bridge and is currently scheduled to take place during the 2018 construction season. Construction will consist of the removal and replacement of the existing curb and gutter, asphalt and base. The street will generally stay the same width. However, some areas toward the east end will have bump out parking installed similar to the new portions of Michigan Street.
The project currently is in the early design process for both phases and the public is invited to public meetings to discuss any concerns regarding the design or the construction process with the project's consulting engineer and City representatives.
These representatives will be available in the Commission Chambers at City Hall on October 17 from 12 to 1 p.m. and from 5 to 6 p.m. to answer questions and take comments. Copies of the preliminary design will be available for review.
If you are unable to attend either meeting, feel free to contact Jason Moore, City engineering aide, at 989-779-5405 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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We at KosherMoms are so excited to be gearing up for our first ever KosherMoms Super Bowl Party! We have been busy creating new recipes for our site and decided to do a roundup of all the perfect Super Bowl specialties in one spot to make your party prep that much easier! These easy Sausage in Blanks have a really cute football detail and are a perfect finger-food. Sweet and spicy salami will satisfy everyoneContinue reading »
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Facon Wrapped Avocados
Jack's Gourmet makes a fabulous kosher option for bacon (adorably referred to as "Facon")that, while its robust, smoky, taste is delicious on its own, is even better when deep fried around a cube of creamy avocado. This makes an excellent hor d'oeuvres for any party, but with Superbowl Sunday coming up, this should definitely be on your menu! Facon Wrapped Avocados Print Recipe Servings Prep Time 8 People 5 minutes Cook Time 10 minutes ServingsContinue reading »
Sweet & Spicy Salami
Using Jack's Spicy Italian Style Salami, is change from the classic salami. This is a great side dish for those who enjoy a good salami with a little extra kick. It is spicy with a sweet undertone that makes you want more. I personally enjoy this well done, as the duck sauce on top caramelizes and creates crunchy texture. Feel free to update and modify this recipe to suit your own palate. Let us knowContinue reading »
Facon Wrapped Kielbasa with Brown Sugar Glaze
This appetizer is juicy, savory and sweet! The glaze made with mustard and brown sugar gives it a delicious twist that complements the taste of the Facon and brings out the spice of the kielbasa. Facon Wrapped Kielbasa with Brown Sugar Glaze Print Recipe Servings Prep Time 4 people 30 minutes Cook Time 40 minutes Servings Prep Time 4 people 30 minutes Cook Time 40 minutes Facon Wrapped Kielbasa with Brown Sugar Glaze Print RecipeContinue reading »
Dorm Room Meat Sauce
The history of my cooking skills are a bit shady. Smoke filled back room yeshiva kitchens and mystery meat, etc. But some of what I was able to create was by far decent. One such recipe was my Dorm Room Meat Sauce. Like many yeshiva students, there was a necessity for me to get creative with the limited resources available. The hot dogs the yeshiva served at least twice a month were at best 20%Continue reading »


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You can never have too many flowers and plants in your home. Springtime is the best time as there are spring flowers and bulbs everywhere and they are so reasonably priced. You can make a fantastic impact by spending very little money.
I love to fill the house with flowers for Easter. Here are the vases of flowers I prepared for the house. I buy most of my vases from Phoenix on Golborne in Golborne Road, off Portobello Road in London — gorgeous old enamel jugs, china jugs and vases, pottery and glass bottles.
I very rarely buy new containers for flowers as I prefer the aged look of old ones. You can use preserving jars, milk bottles, ink pots, milk jugs, any sort of drinking glass. In fact, anything that can hold water is suitable for flowers.
My father was a florist in NZ for 54 years, so I grew up in a house full of beautiful vases of flowers and a spectacular garden. I also trained as a florist with my father and worked for five years as a florist. I've not done that sort of work for many years and would love to dapple again in floristry.
In my limited outdoor space, the bulbs and other plants are flourishing due to the warm and sunny weather we have been having. Unfortunately, the snails seem to be flourishing in some of my plant pots!
Get in touch with me to see how I can help you bring your personality to your interiors.


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The trend for online bingo back in 2014 was to add new brands to existing networks. We saw this with Cozy Games and also with the Costa Bingo group of sites too. Joining in the trend were United Bingo who operate brands such as Moon, Robin Hood and Polo. They added the sweet looking Sugar Bingo to their line up.
Sugar Bingo launched in early 2014 with an interesting welcome offer for new players. Rather than a minimum first deposit of £5 or £10, newbies could deposit just £1 in order to try out the site. Sadly this innovative idea was short lived and currently the minimum first deposit is now a fiver. The current welcome bonus is 200% up to £77 plus new depositors also get 7 bonus spins. Wagering terms do apply – note that these are much higher for slots bonuses than bingo ones!
3 Days Free Trial
Before you make your first deposit you might wish to give Sugar a quick trial. All new players have access to a free bingo room for the first 3 days after registration. Once you've deposited then there's more free bingo to enjoy but note you must keep depositing regularly to access rooms such as The Biggie, The Grand, The Ultra and The Supreme. The latter is only accessible to players who deposit £50 or more in a single payment.
In terms of other bingo rooms, well if you strip away the candy then you're left with another version of Moon. That's no bad thing as there are some decent games in the 75 and 90 ball rooms as well as the new 52 ball Racing Sweets. In addition there are regular promotions like £250 Money Penny Jackpots and the £1000 Daily Grand. You'll also find occasional networked big prizes such as Money Train and The Big £55 Sliding Jackpot.
Sliding Jackpots
Other promotions worthy of note are £10,000 Pay Day Bingo, Lucky Penny which plays on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 10pm and gives you the chance to win up to £5000 for 1p, and the Bingo X Multiplier. All these games sound good on paper but do be aware you're playing for sliding jackpots so the headline prize is only won if house is called in a selected number of calls.
If you're a funded player then you can also claim hourly treats – these are usually just extra coins which eventually can be used to get bonuses and spins. The Hourly Treat feature is active between 10am – 10pm every day and can only be claimed via the desktop lobby.
Millionaire Genie
Slots feature a lot on Sugar Bingo and the progressive Millionaire Genie takes centre stage. Other top slots include Cleopatra, Starburst and Jack Hammer 2. Plus as we know you all love it, Fluffy Favourites is in amongst the games too. Most of these slots and the bingo are available to play on mobile and tablet too.
Sugar Bingo uses the Cassava/Dragonfish platform and therefore players will feel at home using the site. Whether there's enough new or exciting her to keep them sweet remains to be seen. Sugar does have social media pages where you can keep up to date with the latest offers, but lately these haven't been kept up to date.


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Interested in sustainable fashion? Looking at the toxics in your personal care products and looking for safer alternatives? Connect Beauty is an annual event (3rd year running!) co-hosted by Women's Healthy Environments Network (WHEN) and Fashion Takes Action (FTA).
Watch WHEN's website and Facebook or follow us on Twitter and look for #ConnectBeauty for information on the date and more!
Are you an eco-friendly business in the health & beauty industry interested in participating in this year's event? We still have a couple of spots left for vendors! We are also accepting items for our silent auction. If you'd like to get involved, contact us.


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surprised || week 7
"Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery."
— Cormac McCarthy, The Road
The river is high and boastful. Churning wild in some places and ever so lazy in others. Along the gravel path where we walk, the signs of spring are more pronounced on the bank side, there are even some flowers thinking about blooming. On the river side however, it is still winter; colder, fewer buds and less growth. The sun is not out, but there are moments of filtered light. His nose never leaves the ground, except when there is a treat involved. We walk for what I know is about two miles, and I start to feel anxious, afraid the sky will open up at any moment and there we will be, caught in the downpour.
He and I are both waterproof, but my camera. . . not so much! We make it back to the car just as it starts to sprinkle.
Isn't it plain the sheets of moss, except that
they have no tongues, could lecture
all day if they wanted about
spiritual patience? Isn't it clear
the black oaks along the path are standing
as though they were the most fragile of flowers?
Every morning I walk like this around
the pond, thinking: if the doors of my heart
ever close, I am as good as dead.
Every morning, so far, I'm alive. And now
the crows break off from the rest of the darkness
and burst up into the sky—as though
all night they had thought of what they would like
their lives to be, and imagined
their strong, thick wings."
— Mary Oliver, Dream Work
three things:
1. i have been swimming laps early in the morning, home by 7:00 with the whole day ahead of me
2. i never get tired of walking along the river
3. listen to this, if you have time
"I would say about individuals, an individual dies when he ceases to be surprised. I am surprised every morning that I see the sun shine again. When I see an act of evil, I'm not accommodated... I'm still surprised. That's why I'm against it, why I can hope against it. We must learn how to be surprised. Not to adjust ourselves. I am the most maladjusted person in society." Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
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What Premier Ford means for Toronto/
It happened.
Doug Ford is Premier of Ontario and, like us, you're probably not feeling so great today.
We have work to do. Premier Ford means our 2018 city council and school board elections are more important than ever. Will you commit to voting for progress in Toronto's elections this fall? progresstoronto.ca/yes
Make no mistake: Doug Ford will have his eyes on electing conservative candidates to city hall and the school board in Toronto.
But the silver lining of last night's election results is that Progressives won in Toronto.
Over 738,000 of the votes cast in Toronto were votes against Doug Ford. That means 2 in 3 Torontonians voted for someone other than Doug. More than 400,000 people voted for the NDP, more than 287,000 for the Liberals, and 33,000 for the Greens. Ford received little more than 359,000 votes.
If we band together we can elect more progressive champions for our city than ever before to protect us from what Doug Ford has planned for Toronto.
Experience under the Fords gives us an idea of what Doug might do to our city:
Get rid of inclusionary zoning and investments in affordable housing
Encourage carding and racist policing
Cut funding for transit and active transportation like cycling
Sell-off community housing, seniors homes, schools, and child care centres
Get rid of harm reduction programs that save lives
Privatize our public services and sell off our public assets
Increase user fees and cut programming in our community centres
End meaningful action on climate change
Starve Toronto of it's taxing powers to try to force service cuts
Cut library funding
And unfortunately so much more.
Invite your friends to commit to electing a progressive city council and school board. Invite them to sign on here: progresstoronto.ca/yes
Over the coming weeks and months we will:
Build our progressive voting bloc in the city - starting with you!
Survey you to help define our top priorities going into this election
Determine the wards we will focus on and launch our process for choosing registered candidates
Choose the progressive candidates we'll be supporting after the City's candidate registration closes this summer
More to come soon!


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DevOps Engineer in Barcelona
Job Description
Driven by Curiosity.
At Vistaprint, we believe that everything we do has a lasting impact on our customers and on each other. It begins and ends with a passion for helping our customers succeed. To give them our best, we empower our team with the autonomy they need to make smarter decisions and pursue higher value. We thrive on exploration, collaboration, and helping every customer grow their business beyond imagination. Fuelled by technology and innovation, we are so much more than business cards.
About Our Team:
The Data Engineering Team's mission is to empower our internal partners with the information to make better decisions for our customers. All of our team members collaboratively work together to design, build, and sustain our Data Ecosystem, which includes technologies like our Data Warehouse, Data Lake, and proprietary predictive analytics tools. We build the right thing, the right way through positive relationships with Marketing, Analytics, and Finance.
When you join our team, you will have a fantastic opportunity to advance your career by working in cutting-edge technology and growing your business expertise.
Putting Your Expertise to Work
As the Senior DevOps Engineer, you will oversee the administration, monitoring and health of the Data Tribe's cloud infrastructure and on-premise infrastructure. You will advise the team on best practices for infrastructure performance. Your technical experience and business insight will directly create business results. Your ability to seek complex challenges and collaborate in a team environment will mean you have an immediate impact.
- Monitor and administer cloud infrastructure and on-premise infrastructure.
- Partner with teams to teach and implement strategy guidelines
- Find opportunities for automation to enable faster time-to-market delivery and issue identification and resolution
- Consult development teams on infrastructure choices and best practices
- Oversee cloud and on-premise platforms, including server administration, disaster recovering, security, etc..
You have:
- Experience with designing, delivering, maintaining, and monitoring systems that require exceptional reliability and secure
- Problem solving and multi-tasking ability in a dynamic, globally distributed environment
- Strong communication skills, including the ability to work with business partners to understand and refine requirements
- Systems administration experience for both Windows and Linux.
- At least 2 years of experience with cloud-based technologies (AWS, Azure, etc.)
- Experience with basic SQL Server administration tasks.
- Preferably experience with big data technologies (Hadoop, Spark, data pipelines, etc.)
- Preferably experience with scripting languages (Powershell, Bash, Python)
- Experience managing cost
What's in It for You:
- Competitive salary + comprehensive benefits
- Flexible working hours with paid time off
- Continuous development opportunities such as onsite training, meetups, conferences, online training subscription
- Free food, drinks, fresh fruit
- And more!
- If the above sounds interesting to you don't hesitate to apply (using a resume in English), we look forward to hearing from you!
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Vistaprint, a Cimpress company, is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified candidates will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin, nationality, age, religion, citizenship, disability, medical condition, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender presentation, legal or preferred name, marital status, pregnancy, family structure, veteran status or any other basis protected by human rights laws or regulations. This list is not exhaustive and, in fact, in many cases we strive to do more than the law requires.
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Lead focused Design
Mobile-Friendly Websites
Today, a responsive design is a must for any website. What is responsive design? Basically, it means the design of your website will adapt or "respond" to the size of the screen you are viewing it on.
This means that you will no longer need to have a separate mobile, tablet, and PC versions of your website. Your website design will adjust to virtually any device and it will display beautifully and legibly without the need to zoom.
So how does it work? Essentially, a responsive website design will detect the size of the display that it is being accessed from and adjust the layout accordingly. Elements of the website design will resize, change shape, and move themselves based on the width of the browser screen. Responsive designs also tend to incorporate percentage based layouts to allow for maximum compatibility.
SEO Advantages of Responsive Design
With the use of smartphones and tablets increasing exponentially every year, responsive design will soon become the industry standard. The advantages of this web design will make it a necessary step for every business owner to take.
- Usability – Regardless of device or desktop screen size, users will have an optimized experience when accessing your responsively designed website. This is good for SEO because Google and Bing want to send visitors to websites that have a great user experience. If you don't have a responsive design, users visiting your website on a mobile device or tablet may return to the search results to find a site that is more easy to use.
- Mobile Searches – Google favors mobile-optimized websites when presenting results for searches made on a mobile device, especially when these mobile searches are for local services. Related article: Is Your Site Ready for Mobile-First Indexing?
- Only One URL – Responsive design allows you to have one URL, instead of two separate websites for desktop and mobile. This means you can focus all of your SEO efforts on only one website. Your backlinks, and corresponding page rank won't be split between two websites.
Make Your Website Responsive
Transitioning your website to a responsive design will require additional time and effort, but with the way the industry is moving and the obvious advantages, it will put you ahead of your competitors!


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In a pan, heat clarified butter, add the lamb, green cardamoms, cloves, cinnamon, bay leaves, ginger and garlic pastes and salt. Cover and cook on low heat for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Uncover and stir-fry for a few minutes.
Add yogurt and continue to stir fry till the liquid evaporates.
Add the red chilli powder, dissolved in water (2 tbsp) and stir for a minute. Add brown onion paste dissolved in water (3 tbsp) and continue to fry. Add a tablespoon of water when the liquid evaporates, to ensure that the sauce and lamb do not burn.
Add half the pepper, cumin and water (6 cups), bring to a boil and cover. Lower the heat, seal the lid with dough and simmer on slow fire for at least 1 hour.
Unseal and remove the lamb from the curry. Strain the curry, return to the stove and reduce the curry to pouring consistency.
Add the mace, cardamom powder and saffron with vetiview mixed in milk. Cook for about 5 minutes.
Pour the sauce over the lamb shanks, garnish with julienned ginger and green coriander and serve hot, accompanied by Lachhla Parantha or Naan.
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There is something about having vintage objects around the home that makes a girl feel special,
and kind of romantic, like you have just stepped into an old black and white love story, I can just picture myself laying in a deep filed bath of rich bubbles poured from the lovey glass storage jar (top picture) and the little bird soap dish sitting on the side of my bath, though I would probably have my huge vintage diamond ring placed carefully in it instead of soap. ah well I can but dream..... oh wait whats that? Graham & Green have a 10% discount off when you quote A9AAUTM online until the 5Th of October, better get over there right now!
Glass storage jar £24.95
Black clock £145.00
Mirror £695.00
Bird soap dish £8.95
Green cushion £27.00


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Resident Physicians
Practicing Medicine
Life + Career
About Us
From health care reform to graduate medical education funding, the AOA advocates on behalf of the osteopathic medical profession to advance legislative and regulatory improvements and promote access to care.
The AOA's Department of Public Policy lobbies federal agencies to improve patient access to quality health care.
Key areas of focus include scope of practice, osteopathic equivalency and funding to increase rural access to health care.
The AOA continues working to increase recognition of DOs and osteopathic medicine throughout the world.
Find out how you can take part in the AOA's premier advocacy event of the year.