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Responding to statements made the other day by Turkish President Abdullah Gul in Baku that the Karabakh conflict must be settled according to the principle of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity, Edvard Sharmazanov, the secretary of the ruling Repiublican Party faction in the RoA National Assembly, noted that the upper political echelons of Turkey had learnt their lessons from the Third Reich's Propaganda Minister Goebbels' quite well.
Mr. Sharmazanov said that the Gobbels' technique of getting the people to believe something by creating an ever bigger lie wouldn't work today and suggested that President Gul read the statements of the Minsk Group Co-Chairs where they declared that "self-determination" and "territorial integrity" were fundamental principles of equal worth.
"The Kosovo developments and the International Court's decision once again have shown that the objective of the United Nations, the self-determination of nations, is much higher that the U.N principle of territorial integrity," noted Sharmazanov.
"If we were to follow the logic of Mr. Gul, there would only be 55-56 nations in the world today and not 200. Most importantly, I would advise Mr. Gul not to poke his nose in the Karanakh issue but rather help to remove the occupation of Cyprus, get involved in Kurdish problems and not to organize publicity stunts in Aghtamar."
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Hundreds of protesters demonstrate outside country's main court complex
Hundreds of Kuwaitis held an opposition rally outside the country's main court complex late on Wednesday, calling for the release of activists charged with insulting the Gulf Arab state's ruler and for steps towards political reform.
Major oil producer Kuwait has avoided the kind of severe unrest that has rocked the Arab region over the past two years but demonstrations about local issues are common and generally tolerated.
People sat on chairs set out in front of a stage in a park and listened to speeches from activists. Police gathered outside the entrance to the court complex but kept their distance from the rally, which was peaceful.
Several people wore orange items of clothing, a mark of a protest movement that peaked towards the end of last year with a march of tens of thousands on the eve of a parliamentary election. Protests have dwindled significantly since then.
"We are looking for our rights, for our right to freedom of speech, the freedom to express your opinion," participant Ghalia al-Ajmi said. She said the rally was part of a series of gatherings aimed at educating people on such topics.
Rights groups say at least 25 people have been charged with offending Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, mainly on social media websites such as Twitter.
Several have already been sentenced to jail terms of up to five years and some of those under arrest have been housed in the court complex, known as the Justice Palace.
"We are here because we are looking to repair the electoral system. We are looking for a fully elected government," participant Nasser al-Osami said at the start of the gathering.
Many of the arrests came after a series of street protests and online debate last year over changes to an electoral law passed by the emir, who is described as "immune and inviolable" in the constitution and shielded from public criticism by the penal code.
The emir said the old voting system was flawed and that his changes were necessary for security and stability. Opposition lawmakers said the changes, made six weeks before the election, would limit their prospects and boycotted the vote.
Kuwaiti government officials say they free speech is enshrined in the constitution, but that the state must enforce the law. The country allows more freedom of expression than other Gulf Arab states.
Local media reported this week that the government has drafted a new media law which would make remarks offensive to the emir and senior ruling family members punishable by fines of up to KD300,000 ($1m). This would include comments made on social media sites as well as in traditional media, daily al-Qabas reported.
The government has not disclosed details of the draft law, which would still need parliamentary approval, but the Information Minister has said it is not meant to stifle freedom of expression, according to the state news agency KUNA.
"The law aims to maintain the stability of Kuwait's friendly ties with countries around the globe, it will add value to the media," KUNA quoted Sheikh Salman al-Sabah as saying on Tuesday.


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Fresh off an early exit the night before due to a storm evacuation, we make sure log enough Lolla hours and get Grant Park around Noon.
PUP was a great way to start the day out with some rock n' roll.
Here is some casual footage to provide a sample of their show
I dust off the Girl's 1991 Lollapalooza (The FIRST Lollapalooza) once each year
[more later… off to day 3]


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WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 — An eight-month investigation by the Interior Department's chief watchdog has found pervasive problems in the government's program for ensuring that companies pay the royalties they owe on billions of dollars of oil and gas pumped on federal land and in coastal waters.
In a scathing report to Congress, the Interior Department's inspector general says the agency's data are often inaccurate, that its officials rely too heavily on statements by oil companies rather than actual records and that only about 9 percent of all oil and gas leases are being reviewed.
The report undermines claims by top Interior officials that the department is aggressively pursuing underpayments and outright cheating by companies that drill on property owned by the American public.
And though investigators did not attempt to estimate the amount of money that the government might be losing, they cited a host of weaknesses that make the government vulnerable to being short-changed.
Interior officials defended the program on Wednesday, but announced that they would develop "an action plan" to address the inspector general's recommendations.Continue reading the main story
The report comes as lawmakers in both parties have been attacking the Interior Department for failing to correct blunders that department officials now concede could cost the government as much as $10 billion over the next five years.
It also reinforces complaints by critics, from auditors within the agency to lawmakers in both parties, who have said that enforcement has become superficial, prone to errors and overly deferential to oil companies.
These are among the inspector general's findings:
¶ Since 2000, the number of audits has declined by 22 percent and the number of auditors has been reduced by 15 percent, even though soaring energy prices have doubled the total amount of money at stake, to about $10 billion a year.
¶ Though the Interior Department says it has "reviewed" about 72 percent of all revenues from federal leases, it actually examined only 9 percent of all properties and 20 percent of all companies.
¶ The department's "compliance review" system, a computerized form of fact-checking that has increasingly replaced audits, essentially relies on the word of the oil companies being monitored. Officials conducting such reviews do not ask companies for their actual records.
¶ Government data are incomplete and often inaccurate, making it almost impossible for enforcement officials to develop strategies for selecting companies for special scrutiny.
The report said the agency's follow-up efforts were often sketchy, because officials who identified underpayments by companies did not have a procedure for verifying that the agency actually billed the companies or collected the money.
It also said the agency's statistics about recovering money were incomplete, inaccurate and sometimes misleading. The investigators said they could not even determine how many audits the government completed each year or whether the government recovered as much it had identified in underpayments.
In response to the report, the Interior Department said it was preparing a "comprehensive plan" to act on many of the recommendations. In a written statement, the department's Minerals Management Service, which oversees the royalty collection program, said it would deliver the plan to the inspector general within 30 days.
"We appreciate the work of the Inspector General's office," Johnnie M. Burton, director of the department's Minerals Management Service, said in a written statement.
Last month, the Interior Department said that it had created an independent advisory panel to review complaints about the royalty program. But at the time, officials said they did not believe there were serious problems.
"While I think there's a lot of room for improvement, I've not been able to find anything that's drastically wrong," C. Stephen Allred, assistant secretary of the Interior for Land and Minerals Management, said in an interview last month.
The new panel will be led by a man with close ties to the oil industry, David T. Deal, a former assistant general counsel for the American Petroleum Institute.
Democratic lawmakers said the new report amounted to a broad indictment of the Interior Department's unwillingness to scrutinize oil companies and protect the interests of taxpayers.
"This report is a blistering, scalding indictment of the Minerals Management Service," said Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts and a longtime critic of the Interior Department's handling of the royalty program. "It says that, rather than being a cop on the beat, they were turning a blind eye to obvious flaws in the auditing system."
Representative Carolyn Maloney, Democrat of New York and a member of the House Government Reform Committee, said the report would lead to broader investigations of the oil and gas leasing program when Democrats take control of the House and Senate in January.
"That gushing sound you hear is our government leaking royalties owed to American taxpayers from the oil and gas companies," Ms. Maloney said Wednesday. "They are going to have some explaining to do next year when there's new leadership in Congress."
Since President Bush took office, the Interior Department has shifted as much enforcement effort as possible from traditional audits of oil companies to the computerized "compliance review" system.
The new report is the result of an investigation that began in March, in response to questions posed by the Senate Energy Committee after The New York Times reported that royalties for natural gas had climbed far more slowly than market prices and that both federal and state auditors were complaining that the new system was inadequate.
Earl E. Devaney, the Interior Department's inspector general, has sharply criticized the department on numerous occasions. In 2004, his office described the royalty auditing program as frequently unprofessional, with auditors who were often unqualified and supervisors who were often ineffective.
In September, Mr. Devaney told the House Government Reform Committee that the Interior Department had tolerated cronyism, ethical breaches and cover-ups of major management blunders.
The new report does not condemn the department's growing use of "compliance review," noting that the Internal Revenue Service has long used computerized systems to spot signs of cheating.
"Compliance reviews are a legitimate tool for evaluating the reasonableness of company-reported royalties," the report said.
But the investigators warned that the reviews "do not provide the same level of assurance as an audit, and should only be used in conjunction with audits."
When asked by the Senate Energy Committee whether the agency was spending enough money to do its job properly, the investigators said they could not answer because the agency "lacked reliable information to allow us to conduct such an analysis."Continue reading the main story


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Beginning this month with the Easter long weekend, residential waste collection in Spruce Grove will occur on statutory holidays.
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So much has been happening the last few weeks, and I'll get a chance to catch up and post about it in the next few days. In the meantime, I wanted to share the exciting news that this little blog has been nominated for a 2012 HispanoBloggers Award in the Life/Vida category! I'm pretty excited… Continue reading "They like me, they really like me" or something like that
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F*ck the glass slipper! It's all about the purple suede stilettos
I almost typed the title of this post without the asterik, but figured I'd ease into the profanity on this blog. As I work to develop my writing voice I have to be authentic and the authentic me swears. Sometimes a lot. And as a good friend suggested when we discussed my blog, my blog… Continue reading F*ck the glass slipper! It's all about the purple suede stilettos
Life in the blogosphere
I want to sit at the cool kids table. No, not that table, I'm 20+ years past that table. I mean I want to sit with the cool kids in the blogosphere. The problem is that I'm not sure what to bring to the table that would make them like me, after all I'm… Continue reading Life in the blogosphere
On Being Latina, Writing and Me
Through my work with Being Latino, Inc. I have learned much about myself and, not surprisingly, considering the nature of the organization, my roots. I am learning that life will never cease to surprise me; that I am much more than I ever believed it was possible to be; and that my roots are deep-buried… Continue reading On Being Latina, Writing and Me
Umm...my last post was in early August, written soon after I made my decision to return to Chicago. So...I've been back for a little over a month now and it seems like an eternity ago. Maybe it's because so much has happened and yet nothing has happened. I don't want to explain what I mean… Continue reading Filler
A flood of memories
I just found a journal and in it I have only one entry. It's of a day sometime ago. A day I don't recall specifically but I remember the general feeling of that time in my life and I can imagine that with all that was going on; that day definitely had the potential to… Continue reading A flood of memories
The Sunshine Award
My friend Alexandra from Mink has awarded Moments in My Head with the Sushine Award, which I'm proud to accept. This award "is awarded to bloggers whose positivity and creativity inspire others in the blogging world." The Sunshine Award is given by bloggers to bloggers as a way to spread the bloggy love. Well, I'm spreading that… Continue reading The Sunshine Award


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text: DigitalSURVEY: 80 Percent of Americans Wouldn't Call a Native American 'That Word'By Shawn Paul Wood|November 21, 2014 ShareBy Shawn Paul Wood|November 21, 2014 ShareWhile many Americans now enjoy the sights, sounds and PR crises of the 21st century, the entire board of directors and ownership of the NFL team in Washington refuses to remove their collective nose from another, older time.ICYMI: The "Washington Redskins" have a few PR hurdles to overcome if they want to stick with a name dripping in history (the racist kind). The latest nail in the coffin would be an enlightening survey that finds: "four in five Americans would be uncomfortable calling a Native American a 'r*dskin.'"Daniel Snyder (or even Mr. "No Means No"): please pick up the white courtesy phone.While it may not land in Mr. Snyder's firewall-protected inbox, this survey makes serious sense. Here's a thought experiment: walk up to an NFL player who happens to be something other than white, call him a bigoted name, and watch what happens. The "watching" may be compromised by the fact that your eyes are swollen shut, but you get the idea.Back to the survey:This piece of research was brought to us by goodness Mfg. and the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI). The two organizations got together with business intelligence firm ORC International to poll Americans about use of the word "r*dskin" when referring to Native Americans. The survey also examined whether their responses were influenced by their age and whether "they identified themselves as [fans] of the NFL." From D'nae Kingsley, Head of Integrated Strategy, goodness Mfg.:"Our study indicates how important context is to behavior. On one hand, group mentality makes people think using the r-word is okay. But on the other hand, when a person comes face to face with a Native American, it's not. This dichotomy can be explained by several factors including fan blindness and lack of awareness of the definition of the r-word."In other words: No one likes a bigot. It's just not classy. Here are some more findings that Keith Olbermann should snack on this evening:There is a generational gap in terms of awareness and perception that "r*dskin" is an offensive name.50% of Americans 18-34 (also called millennials) found the term to be offensive compared to 34% of Americans 35 and older (This was prior to being informed that the leading dictionaries describe "r*dskin" as offensive)Nearly twice as many millennials (64%) compared to Americans 35 and older (35%) are aware that the dictionary definition of "r*dskin" describes the term as offensive."Fan blindness" is a contributing factor to an NFL fan's decision to favor the Washington team's current mascot. Fans are clinging to the mascot because of blind loyalty even though they feel that "r*dskin" is an offensive term. This is evidenced by:72% of NFL fans who want to keep the mascot would not use "r*dskin" when speaking with a Native American.Once respondents learned that leading dictionaries define "r*dskin" as offensive22% changed their mind and favored ending usage of the term in any context13% changed their opinion to favor a new mascot for the Washington teamIf you want to help #ChangeTheMascot, here's another way: NCAI is launching a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for this legal journey.Snyder may not have common sense, but he CAN afford lots of legal counsel — and political advisors! Sharehttp://adweek.it/2kIrOsP copy Adweek Adweek


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GENEVA — Physicists on the team that measured particles travelling faster than light said Friday they were as surprised as their skeptics about the results, which appear to violate the laws of nature as we know them.
Hundreds of scientists packed an auditorium at one of the world's foremost laboratories on the Swiss-French border to hear how a subatomic particle, the neutrino, was found to have outrun light and confounded theories of Albert Einstein.
"To our great surprise we found an anomaly," said Antonio Ereditato, who participated in the experiment and speaks on behalf of the team.
An anomaly is a mild way of putting it.
Going faster than light is something that is just not supposed to happen, according to Einstein's 1905 theory of relativity. The speed of light — 299,792 kilometres per second — has long been considered a cosmic speed limit.
The team — a collaboration between France's National Institute for Nuclear and Particle Physics Research and Italy's Gran Sasso National Laboratory — fired a neutrino beam 730 kilometres underground from Geneva to Italy.
They found it travelled 60 nanoseconds faster than light. That's sixty billionth of a second, a time no human brain could register.
"You could say it's peanuts, but it's not. It's something that we can measure rather accurately with a small uncertainty," Ereditato told The Associated Press.
If the experiment is independently repeated — most likely by teams in the U.S. or Japan — then it would require a fundamental rethink of modern physics.
"Everybody knows that the speed limit is c, the speed of light. And if you find some matter particle such as the neutrino going faster than light, this is something which immediately shocks everybody, including us," said Ereditato, a researcher at the University of Bern, Switzerland.
Physicists not involved in the experiment have been understandably skeptical.
Alvaro De Rujula, a theoretical physicist at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research outside Geneva from where the neutron beam was fired, said he blamed the readings on a so-far undetected human error.
If not, and it's a big if, the door would be opened to some wild possibilities.
The average person, said De Rujula, "could, in principle, travel to the past and kill their mother before they were born." *
But Ereditato and his team are wary of letting such science fiction story lines keep them up at night.
"We will continue our studies and we will wait patiently for the confirmation," he told the AP. "Everybody is free to do what they want: to think, to claim, to dream."
He added: "I'm not going to tell you my dreams."
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Hiya! I'm back with another what I ate in a day blog post! When this is being uploaded, I'll be in university but this was actually documented when I was at home! I did blog posts this far ahead because I knew I'd probably be very busy at university the first couple months so I worked super hard to prepare posts so I wouldn't have to stress about making them last minute!
Breakfast – Weetabix with almond milk and strawberries
These were bloody giant strawberries! I had to cut them into quarters to make them small enough for me! For anyone wanting to know the perfect weetabix and milk ratio, I just put a random amount of milk in the jug to microwave and then I just pour them on the weetabix until the milk is level with the height of the weetabix if that makes sense? Then I soak and stir!
Dinner – Spaghetti Hoops on Toast (lol)
This was sooooo good. I used vitalite butter and I put a little bit of a creamy cheddar cheese style spread! Then I topped it with some spaghetti hoops and sprinkled some nooch on top! Quick and simple but very satisfying.
Tea – Falafel and veg in sweet and sour sauce with cous cous!
I made too much here for one single meal but does that mean I didn't attempt to eat it? No! This was a kinda mixed meal because I didn't plan on having the sauce but I thought it would have been too dry otherwise so I added it last minute. Still as yummy as planned though.
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We have a few 6th grade activities here at the end of the year. 6th grade middle school prep courses, afternoon swimming, the middle school visit, and 6th Grade Graduation (Last Day of School – More to come on that).
Here are a few of the permission slips that will get us to the end of the elementary career.
2014-2015 6th Grade Swimming Permission Slip
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Have a two Days tour to Cairo & Alexandria starting from Port Said and ending in Alexandria. Enjoy visiting Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum. Explore the Catacomb which dates back to the early Roman period, Qayetbay citadel, and the library in Alexandria.
Starting From $189 | Trip duration: 2 days
Trip type: Private Guided Tour | Trip runs: Everyday
Day 01: Pyramids Tour / Egyptian Museum: You will be picked up from Port Said Port by Egypt Fun tours representative cruise who will be holding a sign of your name. After that, you will be transferred by an air-conditioned vehicle to Cairo (nearly about 3 hours with a stop if needed to have a rest). Visit the Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus.
Then proceed to visit the Great Sphinx. the Giza tour also includes a visit to the Valley Temple, which belongs to the Pyramids of Chephren. Continue your excursion to the Egyptian Museum which features artifacts from the ancient Egyptian period. The museum displays a unique collection of 4000 years of art which is considered the largest most precious collection of Egyptian art in the world. Over 220,000 genuine artifacts are presented including an exhibit dedicated to Tutankhamen collection of treasures, gold and jewelry were enclosed in his tomb for over 3,500 years before it was discovered in 1922 when his tomb was discovered by Howard Carter. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. after that, you will be driven to your hotel.
- Optional to enjoy a dinner cruise for two hours on the Nile.
- Optional tour to enjoy a Sound and Light show at the Giza Pyramids area. Overnight Cairo.
Day 02: Alexandria Sights: Breakfast at the hotel, then you'll be transferred with your private guide via air-conditioned modern vehicle to Alexandria where you can see the Catacombs which was discovered by chance in 1900 after they had been looking for it for about 12 years. Continue to Qayetbay fortress situated on the entrance to Alexandria's eastern harbor "Faros Island" where the place was exact of the famous Lighthouse. Enjoy Alexandria library from inside, then have a seafood lunch through the tour. After that back to the cruise at Alexandria Port for your final departure.
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Inclusions :
- Pick up services from Port Said port & return to Alexandria Port
- All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle
- Accommodation for a night at 5* hotel, Mena House Oberoi, Cairo
- Breakfast at Your hotel in Cairo
- Private English Egyptologist guide
- Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
- Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour
- Lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo & Alexandria
- Shopping tours in Cairo
- All Service charges & taxes
Exclusions :
- Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tipping
Prices Per Person in USD:
|2-3 Persons
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It was fun working on this quick and easy runner. I'm sure there are many ideas on line for other project using this ruler. We talked about a rectangular runner and a Christmas tree skirt.
Remember to have fun playing with your rulers and patterns are only a guide to get you started.
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Here's a look at New Diana's time at its ETSN.fm Photo Days shoot.
The Eagles sent six players to be the faces of their program for their work ethic on and off the field. The representatives were Jacob Choyce, Keonata Davis, Dennis Dremon, Cole Freeman, Jackson Sampson and Donovan Watley.
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GOLF: Aussie Open, Africa Open & Casio World Open
Hopefully some of you got on the Shane Lowry E/W tip in the DP World Champ last week, where he managed to grab sole 5th spot for a 15/1 return. One thing that has taught me is if you feel strongly about a player don't give up on them if they don't payout on the first time of backing them. I'd backed Shane the previous week in Turkey and he crumbled on the final day but I stuck with him in the DP. And that's the feature of this weeks betting - I'm sticking with a few I've backed previously - and let's hope it pays off. One other thing on Shane Lowry - I think he is going to be a prolific winner next year so definitely one to keep an eye on.
**The Emirates Australian Open – The Australian Golf Club – New South Wales.**
The Australian Golf Club is hosting this years Aussie Open where the players will try to win the Stonehaven Cup. The last two winners of the Stonehaven Cup when last played at this course have been Craig Parry (2007) & Peter Lonard (2004) both could be viewed as shortish hitters. Much has changed since then, not least at the course, which has undergone alterations under the supervision of 18-time major winner Jack Nicklaus. And on a recent visit to the course Craig Parry noted that the golf course is longer the bunkers are deeper and the greens have changed quite a bit ...of course the length change will play into Mcilroy and Scotts hands but it is still tight and the fickle wind plays its part so players that have played the course before have a little head start. if you look below the top 2 players there is still some great E/W value to be had.
James Nitties finished 5th in 2007 , he finished 2nd last week and 3rd the week before that and he's still available at 60/1 on Betfair! 40/1 ealsewhere. It's the wrong price.
Greg Chalmers threw me a curve ball last week by missing the cut – but my reason for backing him was based on how I thought his game would suit the course – whereas this week I have the comfort knowing that he has played this course before in 2007 and 2004, finishing 7th and 15th respectfully. So he'll feel back at home and having played well in Mexico a few weeks back he can't be too far off form.
*James Nitties E/W @ 40/1 (1/4 odds top 5) (best price to win 60/1 on BF)
*Greg Chalmers E/W @ 80/1 (1/4 odds top 5)
**Lion Of Africa Open - Royal Cape Golf Club - Cape Town, South Africa**
Royal Cape GC is a grand old club, it boasts being the first golf club in South Africa and has held many top events in its time. It previously hosted the Vodacom Players champ which saw quality players like Ernie Els, Trevor Immelman and Mark Mcnulty claim a win. This is the 3rd year of hosting this event. Its tree lined with narrow fairways and subtle USGA spec built bent grass greens, Royal presents a traditional test of golf, with numerous ponds along the way.
Thomas Aiken is hitting the ball amazing! Last week in Dubai, for each of the 4 days in fairways hit he went 2nd,1st, 1st,1st. In greens hit he went 1st, 1st, 1st, 2nd and that's amongst the top 60 players on the European tour! However.. he came last in putting on all 4 days, that included a sad 38 putts (Lowry had 25) on the Thursday!! So if he can't hole a thing why would I even bother looking at him in this preview – well, he is heading back to his home country where the greens and very, very different. He always seems to be at the top of the leaderboard in RSA – so if he's going to regain his feel it's likely to be on home turf.. if he can find just a little bit of a clue on these greens we could be quid's in!
Jean Hugo has had a good year with a win 5 months back. He's made every cut, with 3 top ten's in his last 5 events. He played this event last year – finished 20th, so no embarrassment. I think he's worth a go.
Going with JB Kruger AGAIN! 13th here last year, 9th last week and 7th the week before. If he could just make his bad round of the week not quite so bad he might get that win, and back in his home country with all his family and friends he should be relaxed enough to take whatever pressure off thats been holding him back.
*Thomas Aiken E/W @ 19/1 (1/4 odds top 5)
*JB Kruger E/W @ 18/1 (1/4 odds top 5)
*Jean Hugo E/W @ 45/1 (1/4 odds top 5)
**Casio World Open - Kochi Kuroshio Country Club - Japan**
I must admit I'm not familiar with the course or the tournament but one particular players price compared to his form stuck out for me. Yoshinori Fojimoto has had 7 top 15 finishes in his last 11 events and although he missed the cut here last year he finished 3rd in 2012. At 33/1 I think he's decent value.
*Yoshinori Fojimoto E/W @ 33/1 (1/4 odds top 5)
I was close to a E/W double last week, and it's worth putting a few penny's on all double/treble combinations.
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There are many sources that attempt to back alternative medicine practices with scientific examine. Integrative drugs attracts from both complementary medication and different medicine and combines these with traditional Western therapies, says Donald Abrams, MD, director of scientific programs for the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. Alternative medicine is outlined as any apply that is put forward as having the therapeutic results of medication, but is just not based on evidence gathered utilizing the scientific methodology. You can discover a yearlong program in addition to full fledge degree applications which can be for 2 years or longer.
Alternative medicine journals are one other necessary option to keep ahead of the latest developments and analysis in the area of complementary and alternative drugs. It is vital to understand the difference between complementary medicine and various medicine — the two approaches are sometimes lumped collectively but are, actually, distinct. People usually turn to CAM after they have an extended-lasting drawback that typical drugs hasn't completely cured. The diagnosis of most cancers is a devastating one, and sufferers will reach out for any hope they'll discover.
Ph.D.s can be found in natural well being and holistic nutrition in addition to in naturopathy, the branch of alternative medicine that focuses on the bodyís skill to heal itself. Courses are fitted to practicing healthcare professionals equivalent to Nurses, Massage Therapists, Spa Directors, and Medical Assistants who wish to incorporate these pure therapeutic arts into their careers.
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head land is a new series of large-scale colour photographs by Chantal Faust. The images have been created without a camera and continue her work with a flatbed scanner as an image-making machine. Where the lens-based camera requires distance in order to see, the eye of the scanner demands immediate proximity. These images use this guise of apparent closeness as a means to explore changing notions of looking and desire associated with the contemporary viewing of photographs. Through an impossibly shallow depth-of-field, Faust's works intimate an intimacy between figure and apparatus. At the same time, the presence of the transparent glass of the flatbed is made solid, blatant and a tangible mediator through the traces and moments of direct contact that make visible its presence as a surface. Through the representation of a simultaneous closeness and distance, head land offers a consideration of the possibility of a stylisation of intimacy, a reflection on a contemporary look of love, and what this can possibly mean today in a world where we can never get close enough to that thing contained inside of an image.
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The Jesse Tree is a Christmas tradition where you retell the stories of the Bible and make the connections to the coming of Jesus. Usually you read one story a day starting December 1 and continuing until Christmas. A few years ago, I came across the idea of doing a Jesse Tree with picture books and loved it. I've been slowly working on this blog post since.
Your Child is an Art Genius- New Art Curriculum Review
I've always loved to draw. Somewhere along the way, I decided I wasn't good at it because I couldn't do very realistic drawings or draw people that looked like the people I was trying to draw, so I quit. Homeschooling my children has given me a great opportunity to try different art forms and get back into art. One art program I was given the opportunity to review lately is Beyond the Stick Figure by Sally Stansfield.
Why You Should Join the Bible Bee
Our family has participated in the Bible Bee for five years now. We have been very blessed by our years spent in the Bible Bee. The Bible Bee is a summer Bible study that your whole family can get involved in. There are study guides for each age level including Beginner and Preschool ones. I asked my eighteen-year old son to write a few words about his experience in the Bible Bee.
Printable Short Vowel Phonics Game
I've taught four of my children to read and it seems like they always need a bit of extra practice on their short vowels. Children learn best when they are having fun so I love to come up with games that also sneak in learning. That is why I've created this Short Vowel Phonics Game. It's a bit of a combination of Candy Land and Chutes and Ladders.
Phonemic Awareness Activities for a Strong Start in Reading
This site contains affiliate links that benefit my family if you purchase through them. Read my full disclosure here.Giving your child a strong start in reading begins with phonemic awareness. You might wonder, "What exactly is phonemic awareness?" Or maybe…
Nature-Themed Preschool Worksheets
I've recently created some Nature-themed preschool worksheets. While I don't think worksheets are an essential part of a preschool curriculum, some children love doing them. This set of worksheets cover math, literacy, and visual perception. They have a fun nature theme with hand-drawn images. I've added a touch of color here and there for interest, but I know we're all ink-conscious so I've kept it to a minimum.
Picture Book Biographies of Famous Mathematicians
A while ago we checked out The Boy Who Loved Math from the library. It quickly became one of our favorite math picture books. I loved all the math incorporated into each picture. My son studied it over and over and read all the fine print in the back and said he wants one for his own. This led me on a search to find other great math picture book biographies.
20+ World War II Books for Children
Books are a great way to learn more about history. Here are some of our favorite World War II books. The horrors committed during World War II are appalling and difficult to wrap our minds around. However, I believe these…
Using Games in Your Homeschooling
Through the years, we've really enjoyed using games in our homeschooling. There are so many games available that work perfectly to teach a variety of skills and subjects- math, spelling, language, team skills, strategy, logic, and the list could go on. Of course, there are Scrabble and Pictionary which are great for spelling and vocabulary. Uno is probably one of the best for teaching young children colors and numbers.
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Places of Interest and Attractions in San Marino
San Marino is not a region of Italy but is officially known as The Republic of San Marino. It is the third smallest state in Europe, after the Vatican and Monaco. It is believed to have been founded around 301 and lays claim to being the world's oldest republic. It lies 657 m above sea level with spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and Adriatic coast.
Monte Titano
Monte Titano lies in the Apennines and is the highest peak in San Marino. It stands at 739 m (2,425 ft) above sea level and is located immediately to the east of the capital, San Marino. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008 under the combined title "San Marino Historic Centre and Mount Titano". This heritage site include the towers, walls, gates and bastions of the City of San Marino, the Basilica di San Marino of the nineteenth century, some convents of the fourteenth and sixteenth centuries, the eighteenth century Teatro Titano Theatre and the Palazzo Pubblico of the nineteenth century.
Straddled on the ridge of Mount Titano is the city of San Marino of the Republic of San Marino, the history of which dates from the early 4th century. According to the legend related to the Mount and its precincts a small monastery existed on top of the Mount during the 8th century. The mountainous landscape provides excellent views of its surroundings, and its isolated location ensured the needed seclusion for San Marino to survive as a Republic over the past several centuries.
The mountain has three peaks; on each is one of The Three Towers of San Marino.
There is a 1.5 km (0.93 mi) aerial tramway connecting the City of San Marino on top of Monte Titano with Borgo Maggiore, a major town in the republic.
La Rocca and Mount Titano Fortress
There are some ancient fortresses on the peak of Mount Titano which overlook the city. La Rocca, Guaita the first tower is the most impressive of the three towers with a bell tower and stunning views which strech as far as the coast, it dates back to the 11th century when it was carved out of the mountain and became an important guard tower in the city's defence, there is also a lovely garden with lots of flowers.The second, and highest, tower is the Cesta which contains the Museum of Antique Weapons and dates back to the 13th century. The third tower, Montale which also dates to the 13th century, and like the other two became a prison in later years, this one is not open to the public.
Main sights in San Marino Town
- Basilica di San Marino
- Palazzo dei Capitani
- Palazzo Pubblico
- The Three Towers of San Marino
- Piazza del Titano
- Piazza Garibaldi
- Monastery of Santa Clara
- Grand Hotel San Marino
The town is known for its long, winding cobblestoned streets, as its altitude and steep approach put it beyond the reach of the San Marino Superhighway. San Marino is also notable in that cars are prohibited in much of the town center.
Palazzo Publico
Set in the historic centre of the city, the palazzo was built on the site of a medieval household. Construction began in 1884 and took ten years to complete. It used stone from the Titano caves, and the soft yellow stone is well worth seeing at sunset when it is at its most stunning.The interior of the building is equally stunning with art works and tapestries. The grand entrance hall leads up a staicase to the council chambers, congress and hearing halls and voting room, from here you can enjoy beautiful views of the square below.
Basilica del Santo
The Basilica del Santo is considered to be the most important church in San Marino and it is certainly the most spectacular.. Although built in the 19th century it retains some of the original structures from the one of the first christian monuments which occupied the site many years previously. The bell tower dates back to around 1600.The artefacts and remains of San Marino, the city's patron Saint, are containes in an urn under the altar. There is also a 17th century throne of the Captains Regent, which is still used in ceremonies, and there is a staircase near the bell tower which leads to the 16th century church of St.Peter which was carved out of the rock, where is it said that San Marino slept.
Museo di Stato Repubblica di San Marino
The State Museum of San Marino dates back to the 19th century and houses a variety of historical and artistic collections illustrating the history of the republic. On the first floor there are archeological finds, some of which date back as far as 8 BC, and there is evidence that a monastery existed in San Marino since the 6th century.On the first floor there are art works from artists which include Strozzi, Giambono and Passerotti.
Museo di Auto d'Epoca – Museo dell'Automobile di San Martino in Rio e Scuderia San Martino
The museum opened in 1956 and contains a display of racing vehicles from the late 18th century up until the 1970's.Here are exhibited more than 400 vehicles among the most prestigious old cars in the world, such as the famous Auto Avio Costruzioni 815, the first car built by Enzo Ferrari. San Marino has a long history with Formula 1 motor racing and the San Marino Grand Prix at nearby Imola has been one of the most famous. The museum is a must for all those who enjoy seeing historical cars and motorcycles. The museum is located just outside San Marino on the Rimini road
.The Car Museum is opened on Sunday, from 10.30 to 12.30 a.m. and from 3.30 to 6.30 p.m., and on Friday, from 9 to 12 p.m..
Via Barbieri 12 – 42018 San Martino in Rio (RE)
Tel. e fax: 0522 636133
There are an abundance of shops and lovely things to buy in San Marino and with no V.A.T, things are a lot cheaper.
Changing of the Guard
The Nucleo Uniformato della Guardia di Rocca, which are the uniformed guards of the fortress, perform the ceremony of the changing of the guard at the Palazzo Publico in Piazza della Liberta every hour on the half hour from 08.30 to 18.30 from mid May through until the end of September. The Guardia di Rocca, founded in 1754,currently has two departments, the Nucleo Uniformato and the Compagnia d'Artiglieria. The Nucleo Uniformato keeps public order and guards the country's borders whilst the Compagnia d'Artiglieria serves at ceremonies and holidays.The uniform is very impressive with dark-green jackets decorated with red and white braiding, red trousers with a green stripe, and a cap with red pom-poms and white spats. The ceremonial uniform also includes gold epaulets and a leather helmet sporting red and white ostrich feathers.
Borgo Maggiore
Borgo Maggiore is the second largest "Castello" in San Marino after Dogana. Among its points of interest are the Piazza Grande, where the markets and agricultural fairs are still held, the Clock Tower and the Chiesa del Suffragio, the State Hospital, the cableway to the City of San Marino and the Municipal Hall in the Casa di Borgo Maggiore, Via XXVIII Luglio.
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The morning after her longtime boyfriend dumps her, Jenny Young, the main character of the Netflix movie "Someone Great," dances around her kitchen with a friend while sipping bourbon through a plastic straw. "Why're men great 'til they gotta be great," they sing, pulling comfort food — hummus, chips and mimosa ingredients — out of a grocery bag. "Don't text me, tell it straight to my face!"
The song is "Truth Hurts" by Lizzo, an empowering singer whose latest album, "Cuz I Love You," topped both Billie Eilish's debut and Beyoncé's "Homecoming" on the iTunes chart this past weekend. The song choice feels especially of-the-moment, which writer-director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (of MTV's "Sweet/Vicious") recently explained by comparing Lizzo to Beyoncé herself: "I wanted something that was a little bit of a middle finger to the world, on behalf of Jenny and women," Robinson said. "I feel like not since Beyoncé has there been an artist that has lifted women up collectively the way Lizzo's music is lifting women up."
Stacked with artists such as Lizzo, Mitski and Phoebe Bridgers, the "Someone Great" soundtrack mirrors the modernity of Robinson's storytelling. The songs would probably appear on the Spotify playlists of city-dwelling women around the same age as Jenny (Gina Rodriguez), a 29-year-old New Yorker who accepts a job at Rolling Stone's San Francisco bureau — the final impetus for her college sweetheart, Nate (Lakeith Stanfield), to end their nine-year relationship. Robinson aimed to "reframe the 'romantic' in 'romantic comedy' " by focusing on how Jenny relies on her endlessly supportive friends, Erin (DeWanda Wise) and Blair (Brittany Snow), to pull her back together during a wild night out, but the film does revisit moments throughout Jenny and Nate's relationship via several flashback scenes.
The most heart-wrenching portion of "Someone Great" wouldn't land quite as well if not for the song that plays throughout. It's one of the flashbacks, a dimly lit sex scene set to "Your Best American Girl," in which indie-rock singer Mitski expresses the turmoil she feels over knowing that the love she feels for a partner can't overcome the differences between them. The camera zeros in on Jenny's face as Mitski implores her partner not to wait for her, her voice consistently delicate as the music evolves into chaos.
"I remember being on set and watching it with the song, and I started crying," Robinson said. "Mitski is one of those artists. I mean, she's our Fiona Apple. The way that I feel and think of her music is the way I still feel, listening to Fiona. It's heartbreak, but it's also meek. You feel so deeply seen by Mitski."
The same could be said for Rodriguez, an actress most known for starring in the CW's "Jane the Virgin." Paired with Stanfield, who has emerged in recent years as one of the most intriguing actors in the business, Rodriguez manages to capture the complexities and nuances of being in a doomed relationship, sometimes in a single scene: "Her ability to move through different emotions and turn from comedic to dramatic — it's just the deepest well in the entire world that she taps into," Robinson said.
Other songs that pair with Jenny's moods include Lorde's "Supercut," which Robinson wrote into a scene where Jenny revisits her former relationship's digital footprint (an on-the-nose montage during which we also catch a glimpse of an email about Eilish), and the instrumental backings to three Bridgers songs ("Motion Sickness," "Scott Street" and "Killer") that were initially used as a temporary score. Robinson fell in love with the syncs to the point where they reached out to the singer for clearance.
"I'm an inherently dramatic person, so I was just listening to her sad music all the time, looking out the window at the snow," Robinson said. "Like Mitski, her music just strikes a chord in you that walks this line between melancholy and empowerment that is really incredible, and that I hope this film walks as well."Robinson drew from her own past as a music journalist to write the script and curate the movie's soundtrack. She wrote for the website Pigeons & Planes in her early 20s, but had Jenny accept a job at Rolling Stone's now-defunct San Francisco bureau as a nod to "Almost Famous." It's not the film's only homage — the title "Something Great" comes from the LCD Soundsystem song about accepting loss. Robinson wasn't able to secure the rights to the band's songs, but Easter eggs pop up throughout (such as a neon sign at a concert venue that reads "Where Are Your Friends Tonight," one of their lyrics).
"This is the music I'm listening to, that my friends are listening to," Robinson said. "For me, putting the soundtrack together was — and is — my favorite thing, and one of the things I'm most proud of."


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Since June 2012, San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) customers have been participating in the San Diego Energy Challenge and saving energy to win prizes for themselves and help their favorite San Diego Unified School District middle schools win valuable cash grants. Together they have encouraged over 3,900 people to participate in the Energy Challenge on behalf of 39 middle schools who are competing for a generous $10,000 grand prize.
Simple Energy and SDG&E are partnered to bring this innovative program San Diego residents to empower customers with energy usage information at home. The program leverages the Simple Energy Customer Engagement Platform to engage customers and deliver measurable and verifiable energy efficiency, demand side management, and smart grid results through cutting edge behavioral science techniques.
On November 13th, Pacific Beach Middle School, a participating school in the Energy Challenge held an event to help SDG&E promote the final weeks of the school competition. Attendees watched presentations about energy efficiency and learned about electric vehicles, even getting to see one of SDG&E's electric vehicles in action. The event was a great success and the students enjoyed learning more about the different ways they can make a difference in their energy consumption.
The school competition will run through November 30th and there are several leading schools making a push for participation in the final week. If you live in a San Diego Unified School District neighborhood, sign up for the Energy Challenge to help your favorite school at: sdenergychallenge.com.
About the San Diego Energy Challenge
In July 2012 the San Diego Energy Challenge (SDEC) launched to ~470,000 eligible residential customers. The SDEC is an energy saving game that gives customers a fun way to compete with their friends and neighbors to save energy and win prizes for themselves and their favorite
San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) middle school. The game also ties into the Reduce Your Use reward program by encouraging customers to save even more when it matters most. On Reduce Your Use days, customers are encouraged to save energy between 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. for their chance to win prizes in the San Diego Energy Challenge.
In summer 2011, SDG&E and Simple Energy ran the Biggest Energy Saver program in conjunction with a SDG&E home area network pilot. The pilot showed strong participation and users saved an average of 8.2 kWh per day when compared with a control group of home area network only participants who saved an average of 3.9 kWh per day. In 2012, the program was expanded to ~470,000 eligible participants and modified to fit with SDGE's demand response program, Reduce Your Use.


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We are pleased to announce we have opened a new office in Llanishen north Cardiff situtated at Rhydypenau Cross Road. The office is well placed to Serve the suburds of Roath, Cyncoed, Llanishen, Lisvane and Heath.
Clodes Offices
Cardiff Head Office - Regus House, Malthouse Avenue, Cardiff Gate, CF23 8RU
London Office - London Chancery Lane, 1st Floor Holborn Gate,330 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7QT
Bristol Office - 1 Friary, Temple Quay, Bristol, BS1 6EA
Llanishen Office - 9a Fidlas Road,Llanishen Cardiff CF14 0LW
Gloucester Office - Gloucester Docks North Warehouse, Ground Floor, Gloucester GL1 2EP


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Well, I just looked back at my last post. It hasn't been THAT long, but much transitioning has occurred. We have moved. We're not totally "moved in" yet, but it's even more livable than it was when we bought it.
In the bedroom, we've painted, laid new carpet, moved our bedroom furniture into the room, and hung some semi-shwanky curtains (TJ Max: $7 each=deal). We even busted out a comforter that's been unopened since our wedding (two years, for those keeping count).
We've got the "great room" (our living room/dining room combo), more or less like we like it. There's still a bunch of extra stuff in it, but the main furniture and makeshift entertainment center (actually a coffee table and end table combo) are where they are staying for the foreseeable future. We haven't painted the great room yet, that's a big task that will include much sanding, painting not only the walls but the ceiling as well (perhaps even untexturizing [a pox on you squiggly line, that should totally be a word] the ceiling…somebody got a little overzealous with the plaster up in here), installing new baseboards, and will likely serve as the best chance to put a major cleaning on our fabulous parquet floor. We did find an AMAZING 8'x12′ rug at the Wetumpka Lowes for under $70; that's a crazy-go-nuts deal on that much quality floor covering for those of you who haven't been rug shopping in a while (I think it was originally priced at around $160). It was nice to find it there too because we were actually there on our second trip looking at carpet for the bedroom, but the "while supplies last" had run out of the clearance priced stuff we were interested in just like it had on our first trip. (Note: While I was typing above, my cat tried to puke on our nice rug. I was able to get him to the parquet, but not all the way to the kitchen tile.)
The bathrooms are serviceable, but not much more. The kitchen is as it will be for quite a while, with the exception of the refrigerator still not fitting under the cabinets yet. I might get on that next week…maybe. The new washer and dryer are in (THANKS Papa and Nana!!!), but I need to hang Jessica's requested shelf over them. The nursery is still somewhat filled with random stuff, much of which needs to go to my study. My study is not yet fully functional, which explains 1) why I still have stuff in the nursery, and 2) why I'm sitting in a recliner in the living room posting this and not at my desk.
I've mowed the lawn 1.9 times. The first time it took me 6 hours solid, and that is not counting time for lunch and water breaks. That included chopping through between 5 and 15 feet of kudzu around 3/4 of the perimeter of the yard. The second time, yesterday, I pushed myself to the verge of heat stroke, but had the good sense to stop. Note for the future: Don't mow your massive yard all at once when it's 98 degrees outside. I'd like to have finished it this morning, but Jess and I are headed to Auburn in just over an hour, and I've got stuff to get ready before we go…so it's not likely to happen today.
We sold The Container (that's our old trailer). In fact, we had a buyer the night before we closed on the house (I think I'm remembering that right), and they moved it out the following Tuesday (it rained on Monday). PTL!
We survived Vacation Bible School 2010. Jessica taught the "pre-K and kindergarten" class, which included a range in ages from an old-2 to a young 7. They averaged around 14 each night, I think. I taught the youth, obviously. We had either 6 or 7 most nights. That's not counting the 7 who were helpers in other classes. There might be a VBS recap post coming soon…or not, we'll see. For now, we're capping off our BBQ chicken fundraiser on Friday, looking forward to Student Life @ Orange Beach, and then to the Alabama Baptist Convention's Youth Evangelism Conference. I hope little Paul Fitzgerald Caspers (not a final choice, just seeing how it looks in print) stays in his mommy's belly through all the stress and excitement.
Jessica is always in transition. One moment she's excited, the next she's anxious, the next she's crying because she thinks I'm mad at her because she's anxious, then she's just tired and/or hungry. Speaking of hungry, I am. This is where we'll stop for today.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Former University at Albany pitcher Stephen Woods, who was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in 2016, is currently playing for the Charlotte Stone Crabs, the Tampa Bay Rays Advanced A affiliate.
Woods, who was traded to the Rays organization in a deal that included Evan Longoria in 2017, has gone 7-1 in 2019 with a 2.05 ERA in 11 appearances. He has thrown 52.2 innings with 44 strikeouts and 22 walks. Woods was promoted to Advanced A on April 1 from the Rays A affiliate, the Bowling Green Hot Rods.
The highest drafted player to come out of the UAlbany program, Woods was originally drafted out of high school in the sixth round of the 2013 draft by Tampa Bay, before electing to attend college instead.
In his minor league career, Woods has gone 14-10 with a 2.78 ERA with 194 strikeouts and 108 walks over 197.2 innings.


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A Vegan Raw Food Fest - celebrating Health and Wellbeing.
You will receive information about how the food was prepared and we will show you a short film about Raw / Vegan Cuisine and the benefits of clean plant food.
We will have door prizes at the end of the presentation and the lucky ones will receive a gift to take home.