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A Call to the Church for the Unengaged & Unreached from 1645: Simon de Figueiredo & Jesuits in Tibet
After about 15 years of Christians engaging the Tibetan world, in Ladakh, Guge [a former kingdom in western Tibet], and Utsang [central Tibet]. The Portuguese mission work in India and China was coinciding with the European-Asian trade, and as new … Continue reading
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Hold on to the Calling God has given you, and never let go unless released by God.
We must continue and obey and not doubt God's calling, but we must also not have a false contentment in that calling by not continuing to seek God's confirmation of that calling.
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Opening of HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre at the University of Iceland
The University of Iceland and the City of Reykjavík are launching Höfði Reykjavik Peace Centre on October 7, 2016. The opening seminar entitled Rethinking Peace and Power will take place between 13:00 and 17:30 in the Ceremonial Hall of the University of Iceland, with opening remarks by Guðni Th. Jóhannesson, President of Iceland. The panelists and audience will engage in a dialogue on the enhanced role of cities and citizens in promoting sustainable peace and on the power of the visual narrative in affecting opinion and igniting action in the world today.
Amongst participants are the keynote speakers, Steve Killelea, Founder & Executive Chairman of the Institute for Economics and Peace and author of the Global Peace Index and Annika Bergman Rosamond, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Political Science, Lund University. Other participants include Michele Acuto, Professor in Diplomacy and Urban Theory at University College London, Melanie Greenberg, President and CEO of Alliance for Peacebuilding, renowned Film Director Darren Aronofsky and Syrian Documentarist Obaidah Zytoon.
Click here to see the full programme of the seminar.
The first open seminar of HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre will take place the next day, Saturday, October 8 between 15:00 and 17:30 in the Ceremonial Hall of the University of Iceland. The seminar will be dedicated to the commemoration of the 1986 summit meeting of Presidents Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, a historical event that marked the beginning of the end of the Cold War. Amongst speakers are Ms. Vigdís Finnbogadóttir, former President of Iceland, Lilja Alfreðsdóttir, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dagur B. Eggertsson, Mayor of Reykjavík, Davíð Oddsson, former Mayor of Reykjavík, Albert Jónsson, Ambassador and Silja Bára Ómarsdóttir, Adjunkt Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Iceland. Moreover, UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, will address the seminar.
HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre is run under the auspices of the Institute of International Affairs at the University of Iceland and is a forum for international multidisciplinary cooperation, with an emphasis on the role of small states, cities and citizens in promoting peace. The objective of HÖFÐI Reykjavik Peace Centre at the University of Iceland is to support Reykjavik in its mission of becoming a city of peace. The Peace Centre will promote non-violent communications, the eradication of interpersonal violence and peaceful relations between states and organizations. Additionally, it will promote peace through research and education, including the development of a graduate programme in peace and conflict studies at the University of Iceland.
HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre will carry out diverse projects during the first years of its operation, such as an analysis and action plan against hate speech to be utilized in raising awareness on the issue. Among other important projects of HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre is the development of a four‐day summer school for children of diverse origin, where they will learn from each other the importance of peaceful communication and constructive dialogue, in an interactive environment.
The creation of HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre provides the Institute of International Affairs with the opportunity of expanding its research areas that will lead to a greater emphasis on the challenges now facing modern societies, such as climate change, immigration and refugee issues, increased diversity, as well as rising nationalism and populism in the mainstream discourse. HÖFÐI Reykjavík Peace Centre will also organise open seminars at the University of Iceland, focused on the role of cities, small states and citizens in promoting peace. To promote the different research fields within the Institute, an annual international conference will be organised in collaboration with local and international partners, bringing together different actors in a dialogue on current international affairs and issues related to peace.

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Born and raised in Vancouver, you can't help but love the environment. With a city background laid against the mountains and the Pacific Ocean, it's no wonder I became an environment loving, eco-conscious girl!!
After a short stint in Paris, I later moved to Montreal and like many other Vancouver transplants, it was for French love. Funny enough though, this is where my love for the environment blossomed. In 2000, I became a Vegetarian after reading Diet for a new America by John Robbins. This book opened my eyes to how modern, industrial day farming came about and why it threatens our health and the environment.
In 2001, I became an animal rights activist participating in many successful, national campaigns. I also began volunteering with pet rescue organizations where I help reduce the stray pet population and encourage pet adoption.
I am an avid proponent of organic and local eating when possible, conscious about needs vs. wants to not join this out-of-control consumption cycle and try hard to integrate as many green decisions as possible into my busy, city life.
I am a fur mommy to an adopted chihuahua named Bailey and 2 rescued cats named Simba and Beardie-Girl.
I love nature, camping, kayaking, animals, gastronomy, wine, France, beauty, travelling and digital marketing.
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Tim Burton the filmmaker, still exploring the depths of his whimsically demented mind, is hardly ready for a museum.
Tim Burton the artist, displaying the prodigious products of his singular creative vision, certainly is.
An expansive retrospective of Burton artwork and ephemera began a stint at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on May 26.
The exhaustive show includes drawings and story notions from his early childhood; illustrations and experimental films from his time as a young animator; conceptual graphics, models, costumes and props from his many movies; and previously unseen photos, sculptures and multimedia displays created simply to please himself.
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Burton even created a unique, surprise installation (with original music by longtime collaborator Danny Elfman) specifically for the exhibit.
The resulting experience is a bit like wandering through all the creative corners of Burton's off-kilter imagination – even for the filmmaker himself, who opened up his vaults for the curator when the exhibit originally opened at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 2009.
"I was a bit shocked, because it's not something that I would ever expect, so I just let them come into my studio," says Burton.
"I didn't really meticulously keep everything in good condition," he says. "They just went through all my doors and boxes and things and then they found boxes of stuff in Burbank. So I just kind of let them dig around and I felt like I was in good hands with the curator. I don't really look at stuff. Like movies or drawings, I just kind of do them and then don't really pay much attention to it."
"There are all sorts of weird things that I had completely forgotten about," he laughs. "But it did bring back some things and it did reenergize me. It was a very pleasant surprise, in a way."
The experience brought Burton back to some of his earliest artistic efforts as a child growing up in Burbank. "I remember getting into trouble really early on at the library because of Dr. Seuss books," he recalls. "I remember One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish, and I liked it so much that I kept drawing other fish into it – and that was a no-no for the library! But Dr. Seuss was quite a early inspiration for me."
"Just like every kid, I liked to draw," he says. "I wasn't a very vocal person and so it was just kind of a way to explore things and ideas and communicate without having to speak. So I found that lasted well into my twenties, and there were lots of inspirations. I love movies, I love monster movies – Ray Harryhausen things.
"There's a lot of cross inspiration. I'm of that generation. I wasn't really an avid reader. I was more of the television generation. I got my cultural references from television and movies. That was the world that I sort of lived in."
"Eventually Burton found some – if not enough – release for his brimming imagination as an animator. "A lot of it started when I was at Disney just sitting in a room doing whatever I wanted to do for a long period of time for a couple of years," he says. "Then when I got the opportunity to make movies, I realized that it's just fun to make things.
"I'm not really prolific at doing anything. I'm not good at sculpting or drawing, really – I just kind of enjoy doing all of it. Sometimes if I was thinking of an idea for a project and you don't know if it's going to happen or whatever, you make a little thing. You either do a drawing or a photograph or something to just kind of help you process it."
Even deep into an accomplished, inventive Hollywood career that includes "Beetlejuice," "Batman," "Edward Scissorhands," "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Ed Wood," "Mars Attacks!," "Big Fish," "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and his forthcoming re-imagination of "Dark Shadows," Burton feels fortunate to have found the right medium to express himself.
"I certainly haven't mastered [filmmaking], but I've been lucky enough to keep doing it," he says. "For a long, long time I tried to be a children's book author. I spent years trying to get things published, things that never happened.
"I was a crappy animator, as well, which is what I first started to get into. I was kind of lucky that those things didn't quite pan out because I don't know if I would've gone into what I've been able to go into. It always takes a strange twist and turn, but I feel like quite lucky that way, that those other things didn't work out."
And he still enjoys that feeling of discovery in his artistic endeavors. "You find something new each time," he says. "Each movie you do feels like it's the first one you've done. That's kind of good, in a way: It keeps it feeling new and even if you work with people that you've worked with before it's always important to keep it like it's the first time, and luckily it does feel that way always."
"That's what I liked about the way that they presented the show," he adds. "It's not so much like, 'Here's a great artist,' or anything, but it's more like, 'This is kind of somebody's process,' somewhat chaotic. But I enjoy doing all that stuff, even if it's not that same medium, because it helps you.
"Sometimes it helps you arrive at a project. Sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it percolates for years or goes away. It's just a process of doing things, which is the fun part. It doesn't matter what medium it is."
More details on the LACMA show and a scheduled appearance by Burton here.


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Ok internet, you win. This is a cat post. Watch this adorable Neko Atsume themed nail art video by Not Your Average Nails and prepare to :3
If you haven't already burnt yourself out on the world of cat collecting, now is the time to get on board. I've been sucked into Neko Atsume world for a month now (I'm a Tubbs, by the way) and my collection is finished… until they release more cats.


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Along with pasta, olive oil, and wine, I think you could also add "breakfast pastries" to the list of "Things Italy Has Down Pat." The typical Italian breakfast does after all consist of a coffee and something sweet, and Italy has thus risen to the occasion, boasting a wide selection of morning treats, including, but not limited to: the buttery, chocolate-studded saccottino, the sugar-dusted bombolone, the cream-filled maritozzo, the jammy crostata, and, most popular of them all, the cornetto, aka the sweeter cousin of the French croissant.
A good cornetto is a beautiful thing, possessing a flaky, slightly buttery exterior -- so flaky in fact that a flurry of crumbs are bound to shower whatever surface you're eating over -- that contrasts with its cloud-like interior, which is sometimes filled with a dollop of Nutella or jam. Lucky for me, the cafe in my workplace is right down the hall from my office, and the cornetti happen to be top-knotch (my usual choice is the integrale or whole-grain cornetto, which means, or so I tell myself, that it's actually lighter than the average cornetto, prominent butter flavor be damned). It's a yummy breakfast-on-the-go for the days where you hit the snooze button one time too many, portable and easily eaten at your desk, if need be (just be sure to sweep away the aforementioned inevitable crumbs).
But this is the thing, you guys: as much as I love cornetti, I'd be lying if I said our relationship was perfect. They're not among the most nutritious breakfast items in the world, all superficial buttery deliciousness without much substance or depth, and I don't think I'm alone in saying that they leave you hungry an hour or two after consuming one.
A homemade granola bar, on the other hand -- though a lot less glamorous than an Italian cornetto -- could just very well be the answer to your breakfast-on-the-go prayers, a healthy yet quick option for the "I should have left for work 10 minutes ago" crowd or those who simply have resolved to eat a little better this year. While they might not have the decadence factor of a breakfast pastry, they're yummy and delicious in their own virtuous way, packed with sweet dates and oats and almonds that keep you full, tinged with salty peanut butter and honey, soft and chewy save the pleasant crunchiness from the almonds. They take only a few minutes to make, and unlike store-bought bars, are free of corn syrup and added sugar, made with only five (yes five!) ingredients. And if you've got the healthy breakfast thing down, but struggle after lunch -- no worries, these make a good 3pm snack too (I speak from experience).
A couple of notes: If you want to make things really healthy, feel free to use all-natural peanut butter or even almond butter (I used crunch Skippy peanut butter with good results). You can use maple syrup or agave nectar in place of the honey, if you'd like. Use the stickiest freshest dates you can find -- if you use really dry ones, the bars won't hold together as well. Finally, you can store these in an airtight container for up to a few days, or keep them in the freezer with good results. Sorry for the lack of step-by-step photos, but I made these on a Tuesday night and photographed them the following morning before work!
1 heaping cup packed (220 g) dates, pitted
1/4 cup (84 g) honey
1/4 cup (64 g) peanut butter, smooth or crunchy
1 cup (112 g) unsalted almonds, chopped
1 1/2 cups (135 g) rolled oats
Toast your oats and almonds on a baking sheet in a 350 degree oven for 10-15 minutes, or until slightly golden brown. Place in a bowl and set aside. Note that this step is optional, I happen to like the toasted flavor of the almonds and oatmeal but feel free to skip if you want!
Process the dates in a food processor for about 1 minutes, or until it forms a "dough" like consistency and rolls in to a ball. Add this to the same bowl as the oats and almonds.
Next, stir together the honey and peanut butter in a small saucepan over low heat until melted and well combined. Pour the peanut butter and honey mixture over the oat, almond, and date mixture and stir well, using the spoon to break up and spread the dates around.
Once everything is well mixed, transfer your granola bar "dough" to an 8x8-inch baking dish lined with plastic wrap or parchment paper (I used aluminum foil with no problems). Using a drinking glass, press the mixture down until it is flattened and compact -- make sure you really pack the bars together so they stay intact when you cut them. Cover the granola bars with parchment or plastic wrap, and let firm up in fridge or freezer for 15-20 minutes. Remove the square of granola from the pan (just lift out the aluminum foil/parchment paper/plastic wrap) and transfer it to a cutting board. Cut in to 10 bars and serve.


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Our second full day in Branson was a little more low-key. We had tickets for the 10am showing of the Amazing Pets Show at Grand Country Resort. The show was approximately 90 minutes long, and my boys loved it!
The host did a great job interacting with the audience and keeping us entertained during set changes. The show included birds, dogs and cats doing tricks.
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Finding a good science curriculum has always been a struggle. You see, I personally believe in creation science, but I also think it's important for my kids to know what others believe and why they believe it as well. That being said, you can imagine how real the science struggle was. It's such a division, so to get a good balance it seemed like I was going to have to buy two ... Read More
My Homeschool Curriculum Choices (2015-2016)
This past year was the first year I really dove into learning about all of the homeschool curriculum that are out there. By "all", I think I may mean that literally! I'm pretty sure I spent the majority of my days this year from February until August researching almost every single curriculum I could find. My Homeschool Curriculum Choices (2015-2016) I used to try to ... Read More


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Honestly what is better than a freshly baked cake??..... Cake in a mug that only takes a minute to create and bake? We say YES please to this magical creation and so will your little party guests who get to take home these wonderful treat boxes filled with the bake mix, sprinkles and the cutest dotty fork.
Please note this kit does not come with a mug..
WHEAT flour, Caster sugar, baking powder: mono-calcium phosphate, sodium bicarbonate, Cornflour.
coloured chocolate nibs: milk chocolate (50%) (sugar; cocoa butter; full cream milk powder; cocoa mass; whey powder; emulsifier: soya lecithin) Gelling agents: tapioca starch; gum arabic; titanium dioxide (E171) Glazing agent: carnauba wax Colours: E100; E162; E160a; E150d; E120; E133 Natural flavouring Milk chocolate: cocoa solids 25% minimum; milk solids 14%


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If you've been watching the news lately, you're surely aware that the use of force by police officers is a hot topic right now. But no matter where you stand on the issues involved here, surely we can all agree that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
One of the most effective preventative measures that can be taken is to document events thoroughly. The ACLU is looking to help with this with a set of apps that are designed to record police activity. As these are available for both Android and iOS, they should serve as a nice alternative to the iPhone-specific Cop Watch app.
These apps are only available for residents of five U.S. states, but they offer users a direct line with the ACLU. If you witness a police incident where officers have used force of any kind, the videos you record with this app can be immediately uploaded to the ACLU's servers. With your participation, constant documentation may eventually help reduce the use of excessive force, and the apps make it so no matter what happens to your device, your videos will be securely uploaded.
Step 1: Install the Mobile Justice App for Your State
The ACLU has limited resources and server space, so they cannot offer this service for all 50 states at this time. Additionally, state laws that pertain to recording police activity may vary, so be aware of the laws in your area before you videotape an incident.
As of right now, the ACLU's Mobile Justice app is available for residents of California, Missouri, Oregon, Nebraska, and Mississippi. If your state is covered, head to the Google Play Store or iOS App Store to search for and install the app. Alternatively, you can use the links below.
- Mobile Justice - Oregon (Android)
- Mobile Justice - Oregon (iOS) - [not yet available]
While I'll be showing off one of the Android versions below, the process should be similar for the iPhone ones, as well.
Step 2: Record a Police Incident
When you first launch Mobile Justice, the app will ask you to choose the ACLU office that is closest to you. So take care of that, then you'll be shown a privacy policy and license agreement. Tap "Agree" on this message, then you'll be taken to the app's main menu.
From here, the buttons across the bottom of the screen provide quick links for useful information, and the "Witness" and "Report" buttons let you file and view written reports.
But the main use-case for this app is to record police activity. If you should ever encounter an officer using force in an arrest, tap the "Record" button in the middle of the screen. The app will immediately switch to camera mode and start filming the incident at this point. When the situation is resolved, tap the "Stop" button to wrap up your recording.
Step 3: File a Report
From here, you'll be prompted to provide information about this incident. Tap "Continue," then enter the location where the event occurred.
After tapping "Next" at the bottom of the screen, you'll be asked to describe the persons involved. Try to be as accurate as possible with this section, as you are now an eyewitness.
Continuing on, the app will ask you to provide any information you may know about the police officer involved. When you're finished here, tap "Submit Incident Report," and the ACLU will receive your video and the information you provided.
Step 4: Configure Options
Navigate to the app's Settings from the main page to enter your contact information, as well as review some potentially useful options.
Here, you can choose to enable the "Lock Screen on Capture" option (available on Android devices only), which will immediately secure your device after you are done recording, which can be useful if an officer wrongfully attempts to confiscate your device to destroy evidence. You can also enable the "Broadcast My Location" option to alert users with the app near you on an incident in progress.
What are your thoughts on this app and the topics it involves? Let us know in the comment section below, or drop us a line on Android Hacks' Facebook or Twitter, or Gadget Hacks' Facebook, Google+, or Twitter.
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UPPSC Admit Card / Hall Ticket 2014 Download-UPPSC Results 2014 at www.uppsc.up.nic.in: Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission has issued the admit cards/hall tickets for the UPPSC Preliminary Exam 2014 and make available to the aspirants in the official page of UPPSC @ www.uppsc.up.nic.in Uttar Pradesh Public Services Commission (UPPSC) is conducting Combined State/Upper Subordinate Services (Preliminary) Exam which are commonly known as UPPCS Prelims Examination-2014.As per the official notification written examination is going to be held on 03 August 2014. So UPPSC has issued the admit cards/hall ticket for written exam and make available to the aspirants from 22nd July 2014 so candidates who are interested to attend the exam can download their admit cards from the official website of www.uppsc.up.nic.in
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Aspirants are initiated to follow the below given steps to download their admit card/hall ticket for written examination.
Candidates should log on to the official website of UPPSC at www.uppsc.up.nic.in.
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Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission will conduct the recruitment on behalf of many state government organizations and providing huge employment to the people in the state of UP, for this academic year UPPSC has released the recruitment notification to fill up many vacant post in multiple state government organizations and written examination is scheduled on 3rd August 2014. Where UPPSC exam consists of two papers i.e. paper-1 and paper-2 each paper is given 2 hours' time duration and the maximum marks for each paper is 200 marks. There will be negative marks for wrong answers i.e. 1/3 mark is deducted for wrong answer. more updates like UPPSC Admit Card / Hall Ticket 2014 Download-UPPSC Results 2014 at www.uppsc.up.nic.in


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New version 4.3.03 available with videos of the improvements
It's hot here today supposed to get up to 112° F here in Las Vegas and Gas at the local
Costco was down to $3.32 per gallon yesterday.
We just released a new version of TATEMS and it includes the following changes and improvements.
- Added New checkbox to preferences to Always Display the Parts Notes field on a Work Order/Invoice printout. If unchecked the Parts Notes field will not display even if there is notes added to a part
- Changed the way the "Parts Notes" field in a Work Order/Invoice printout is displayed. If there are no "Parts Notes" then that row will no longer display the the word "notes" and it also shrinks the empty row to save space and paper.
This video shows you the 2 updates listed above:
- Updated All Equipment Due Next 30 Days report to include the new Work Order short description field
This video shows you update listed above:
- Updated Lube Service Types- Now when a Lube Service Type is inactive you won't see it in the dropdown list even if used previously for that equipment, It still remains in Lube/Service History
- Changed Accomplished by field in Lube Service tab so that it does not ask you if you want to add to list, Instead you can double click to bring up personnel windows
- Updated Equipment Summary Screen to display the Miles/Km to go – Hours to go and Days to go in the Lube/Service list
- Resized Lube Service Display on Equipment summary screen to fit extra fields and resized windows on sub tabs to utilize extra space
This video shows you the 4 updates listed above
- Updated Work Order printout to display Invoice # instead of WO Num when it is printed as an invoice.
- Updated Work Order Printout to display Make, Model, Year, Lic Plate, Serial/Vin and Moved Warranty and Recall to Footer by Cost Totals
- Updated Work Order Screen to prevent inadvertent data entry into the Labor and Parts Cost totals fields
- Updated Work Order screen to display Make, Model, Year, Lic Plate, Serial/Vin and Moved Warranty
- Added Status bar and tool tips to Cost Totals fields and un-editable fields in the Work Order Screen
This video shows you the 4 updates listed above:
- Added usability feature to simply double click to enter the current date into all date fields except date ranges on reports. Will also ask before changing if a date is already entered into the field
- Updated Equipment Summary screen to display Vin number as Serial/Vin Number
- Updated Current Life Remaining Until Replacement on Financials Popup window to not display error when Life Expectancy Years at purchase is not filled in.
This video shows you the 3 updates listed above:
- Added dropdown to Inspectors Name to select from Personnel file, you can also just enter inspectors name
This video shows you the update listed above:
- Updated Repairs Completed Reports under Reports->More Reports to also sort by completed date (For people who still use the repairs completed tab instead of using Work Orders)
This video shows you the update listed above:
You can get the latest update on our updates page
We have many more updates scheduled in the pipeline.
And I'll have a beta for you to test the TATEMS Reminders program that will automatically email reminders to anyone you choose.
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What was it that inspired me to jump back into my wedding album layouts this month? The vintage valentine in the Antiquarian Kit. Each kit comes with a slightly different Valentine. The one I received depicts a brunette girl kissing a blond boy. It just so happens that I am a brunette and my husband is blonde. I remember that I had yet to document our first kiss as a married couple.
I combined some of my left over supplies from the October Papercarfting kit with this month's kit selections. Combining kits from different months is easy to do. Look for common colors or motifs that will work well together. The February kits contain bits of blue which allowed me to work in some of the blue papers from the October Kit. Gold was also common in both kits.
My biggest challenge wasn't merging the two kits together. My scrapbooking style has changed so much since I began the project many years ago. I opted to keep this layout very simple so that it wouldn't look so odd when compared to other layouts in my wedding album. I could go back and redo some of those older layouts. However, I would rather just keep working onward and concentrate on getting more photos onto pages.
Have you merged any of the JBS Mercantile kits together? We'd love to see! Share them with us over in the gallery.


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Recently I took a bit of a holiday that had me traveling to a few different countries and cities where I got to spend a lot of time sampling the local cuisine. There were some things that I absolutely loved and some that was just okay. Fortunately, I did not try anything that I absolutely hated so that was nice. Now, I want to recount some of my food adventures with you real quick.
I have been to Greece before, so it was no surprise that their food was some of the best of my entire trip. I do not know what it is, but the local Greek honey and olive oil is so much better than anything that you van buy in the grocery store. And the feta! oh, the feta! It is so tasty there.
Some of the things that I ate were baked chicken stuffed with olives and feta; grilled feta with olive oil, onions, tomatoes and green peppers; chicken souvlaki, feta in a pastry shell with honey, cinnamon and sesame seeds; greek salad; and pizza with prosciutto.
All really great meals there.
In Turkey, I ate a lot of things that were basically grilled meats in different recipes. Everything from gyros to donners to shepherd stew to chicken kebabs. It was also really good to eat, with the low point being traditional Turkish coffee. What can I say? I just do not like the coffee grounds in the bottom of my cup. But I am a huge fan of traditional Turkish tea. I would drink that stuff all day long if I had access to it!
A lot of the food here was really rich, but oh so tasty. I ate Scottish pancakes with fresh cream and strawberries for more than one meal. So decadent! I also had a really yummy steak and ale pie that was such great comfort food. More than once I had fish and chips, but from different places. The worst of them had all the little fish bones still in the filet which made eating it a real pain. Also got mushy peas with it once, which was interesting.
Scotland is also big on pulled pork sandwiches apparently, and I tried one of those. It smelled a lot better than it tasted, but it was not bad. Not as good as Memphis style BBQ in the South US, but still pretty decent and definitely something that I was surprised to find. I also tried a little meat pie thing that was kind of like a hot pocket with steak meat, gravy and spices inside. It was a tasty little treat, even if it was super high in calories!
Since I was in Spain the longest period, I got to try to most amount of different foods. I had so many tapas that I lost count! I had some really terrible jamon Iberico that put me off of it until a local convinced me that what I had tasted was not typical and I tried it again (better the second time). The little croquettes are probably my favorite of the tapas, but I also really like the fresh olives. Pretty much everything that I tried in terms of tapas was great. I even got pizza from a local place a few times and it was really good too! And since it was warm there, I tried a few frozen treats that were yummy, like granitas.


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The properties were built in 2010 and 2015 and feature 40 units representing 80 licensed beds.
Madison Realty Cos. acquired the community from an undisclosed seller for $8.4 million. Brian Clark, senior director at Heavenrich & Co.'s Denver office, managed the transaction.
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MIAMI – The Heat mailbag is filling up so it's time to start emptying it out.
If you were not able to ask a question this time, send your questions for future mailbags via Twitter to @tomdangelo44 and @Anthony_Chiang. You can also e-mail me at tdangelo@pbpostcom.
From Don, Royal Palm Beach: Where does Winslow fit in when he returns from his injury?
That's a great question, Don, because since Winslow last played on Dec. 13, the Heat are a much different team. Coach Erik Spoelstra has settled into a nice – although short – rotation and with Dion Waiters now lost for the season after the Heat confirmed he would undergo surgery on his ankle, perhaps there is room for the 6-foot-7 Winslow off the bench.
Winslow is a versatile player who started 15-of-19 games – most of them at power forward – before suffering a left knee strain. He did, though, come off the bench in four straight games leading up to the injury. And he had his best offensive game of the season just four days before hurting the knee with 15 points on 5-of-6, including making all four of his 3-point attempts, against Brooklyn in Mexico City. Figuring Spoelstra continues to start Tyler Johnson alongside Goran Dragic in the backcourt, Winslow likely will settle into a spot on the bench as both a small forward and perhaps seeing spot duty as the ball handler, a role we saw him in at times early in the season. As for minutes at power forward, those will be limited with the emergence of Bam Adebayo, who will continue to see time in the power rotation off the bench.
Spoelstra's big challenge will be to find enough minutes for 10 rotational players when Rodney McGruder returns. That is when someone like Winslow could see his playing time reduced some.
From @strick9si: What's the deal with the trade rumors? Do you think we trade Winslow, I personally think it would be insane to trade Whiteside unless we get back equal or better.
Pat Riley and Andy Elisburg will be looking at all options to improve this team for this season and the future. Miami is in a tough spot because of the long-term contracts. Every rotational player, with the exception of Wayne Ellington, has at least two years remaining on their deals. Many teams looking to trade good players around the deadline typically are looking for expiring contracts.
But nobody on the this team is untouchable although it would have to take Miami receiving young, All-Star caliber players for it to part with Josh Richardson, Bam Adebayo or Dragic. Otherwise, if the Heat find a deal in which it can improve this year's team and perhaps help with the cap situation this summer, they will not be afraid to pull the trigger. The two players you bring up, Winslow and Whiteside, may be the two that are mentioned most in rumors as we move closer to the Feb. 8 trade deadline. Some have speculated that for Miami to get any better – and free up some cap space this summer – it would have to deal those two as a package.
But one thing is certain, Riley will not make a deal that hurts this team's chance of making the playoffs this season, especially considering its recent run. Miami (24-17) is playing confidently and believes it has a chance for a top four spot in the East. Any deal at the deadline would be made with enhancing those chances.
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Fame & Fortune: Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire: Well I didn't run it; Narvel did. He had a management team, he had 12 (or) 13 acts, and we had the publishing, construction and jet company, and the farm. Narvel read this book called "Focus," and he had this gentleman come to the office and look at the whole corporation. He told Narvel, "You've got this product called Reba McEntire, but you are spreading yourself so thin with your attention that her emphasis is watered down and is suffering." That's when Narvel let acts go, and I was his only act. It was pretty amazing how things refocused just because of that book, so things happen for a reason.
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Reba McEntire: Right. In the luggage, it's leather with a belt buckle on it. The buckle is what got me started in the rodeo and ranching family, me singing the national anthem at the National (Finals) Rodeo in 1974. So we put the buckle on the outside of the luggage.
Bankrate: What was your last big splurge?
Reba McEntire: I bought Kelly Clarkson a really pretty diamond and sapphire ring. I wanted to give her something as a remembrance of our tour. So my latest big splurge was on a friend, not on me. Oh, I don't need a thing, really.
Bankrate: Can you remember your first big splurge?
Reba McEntire: I bought a ring for myself that I still have today. I went to the jewelry store to buy my secretary something for Secretary's Day -- that's what we called them back then. I bought her a gift and was walking out and saw this ring. I thought it would be a good little commemorative thing for myself, so I bought it. It has four diamonds in it, and I just love it. It's a really nice memory because I had just finished the movie "Is There Life Out There?"
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- In 2016, Shravan month will start from July 20. The whole month is dedicated to Lord Shiva
- Shravan month is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Mondays during the month are considered highly auspicious
- All Tuesdays or Mangalwar are dedicated to Goddess Parvati, wife of Lord Shiva. Tuesday's fasting during the Shravan month is known as Mangal Gauri Vrat
Shravan month (July- August) is considered as the holiest of months, according to the Hindu Calender. In 2016, Shravan month starts from July 20 and the whole month is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Legend has it that, in this month, Lord Shiva drank Halahala, the poison that emanated from the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan) along with Ambrosia, a drink that conferred immortality to the Gods.
Due to the churning of the ocean by the asura and devas, a pot of poison called Halahala was produced. This poison was determined to be so toxic that it could destroy all the creation. The devas thus approached god Shiva, and out of his compassion, he drank the poison. Alarmed at his action, Shiva's wife Parvati strangled his neck and prevented the poison from moving downward and spreading all over the universe, supposed to be in Shiva's stomach. And the colour of Shiva's neck turned blue and he got the name Neelkanth.
Shravan month is also known as Sawan in North Indian states. All the Mondays or Somwar(s) which fall during this month are considered highly fortunate for fasting and known as Sawan Somwar.
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All Tuesdays or Mangalwar are dedicated to Goddess Parvati, wife of Lord Shiva. Tuesday's fasting during the Shravan month is known as Mangal Gauri Vrat.
Major Festivals of Shravan month
- Nag Panchami: In the month of Shravan, on the fifth day, serpent Gods are worshipped across India and is observed as an auspicious day by the Hindus. Usually, this festival falls two days after Hariyali Teej. During the festival, women worship Nag Devta as well as offer milk to snakes on this auspicious day. Apart from that, women also pray for the well-being of their brothers as well as their family.
- Shravan-Narali Purnima: Is celebrated on the day of the full moon in the month of Shravan. On this day coconuts are thrown into the sea because it is a good omen for trade; ships resume voyages which had been interrupted due to the monsoons; Brahmins renew their sacred thread (zan'vem) and evoke the memory of rishis (who are believed to be their ascendants).
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- Janmashtami: The birth of Krishna is celebrated in one in the fourth waning quarter of the moon in the month of Shravan. The Hindus fast, worship Krishna at midnight, offer him Tulasi leaves and then take their first meal of the day. On this day, the birth of Lord Krishna is celebrated.
- Rakshabandhan: According to the Hindu Calender, Raksha Bandhan falls on the Purnima of the Shravan month, generally, in the month of August. It is one of the most important Hindu festivals which celebrates the unconditional love and affection of between brothers and sisters.
The meaning of Raksha is 'protection' and the meaning of Bandhan is 'bond'. On this day, sisters tie sacred thread Rakhi on their brothers' wrist symbolises the sister's love and prayers for well-being and good future of their brothers and the brother's lifelong vow to protect their sisters.
- Teej: A seasonal festival is celebrated in northern Indian states, heralding the onset of monsoon season after the season of oppressive heat. It is a festival of womenfolk and is celebrated on the 3rd day of waxing phase of the moon (Shukla Paksha) in the month of Shravan. The festival is named after a small, beautiful, red insect 'Teej' which comes out of the soils during rains.
The girls and the women on this day go to temple after taking bath and offer prayers to Lord Shiva's consort, Goddess Parvati. They also perform 'puja' at home. Commemorating Goddess Parvati's union with Lord Shiva, the festival is celebrated for marital bliss, the well-being of spouse and children and purification of own body and soul. the festival is a three-day-long celebration that combines sumptuous feasts as well as rigid fasting.
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OK. This is not a novel. It's just that it has been so long since I posted anything to this blog. Today that all changes. For the rest of November, at least. Maybe.
Someone landed on my poetry blog last night and "liked" a poem I wrote during August Postcard Poetry Month. So I took a closer look at that poem, wondering what made it attractive to said anonymous person. It is a sonnet, non-modern perhaps because it has some internal rhyme and consistency, maybe post-modern. I was thinking these thoughts this morning when I got to my docent class. That's when it dawned on me: focusing on art and architecture history in my docent class is altering the way I look at poetry. Is that a bad thing? Before you answer, I think it is a pretty cool thing.
OK. Before we get too deep in the weeds about the whys, here is the sonnet in question:
Bus stop (the 31 to Tenleytown)
I neither wanted nor needed freedom
in my youth. My brain, on fire, needed
a container with lots of oxygen
to cool and feed its insatiable thirst
for truth. Older now with vision clouded
by smoke & smog, I seek that same freedom
I once disdained, forsook, refused, denied.
Older now with knees that ache at the thought
of bridging the divides that hide inside
my conversations – – wait! My bus arrives
at its destination at last! One more
shuttle to catch, one more chapter to read,
one more sonnet of love or fate to extract.
And one more thirst, across the years, to quench.
It was one of those rare days when I chose to ride the bus instead of the subway to work. My knees need a break from those subway station escalators every now and then. I started writing the poem on the bus, but finished it at work. My colleague at work read and liked it, especially the line about "the divides that hide inside," but I know she is just a sucker for rhymes. Maybe. And that is not a bad thing on most days. So I added it to the collection and forgot about it.
Then today, this morning, I noticed my poetry blog had a hit. Hmmm. Then I went to docent training class and we had a videocast of an art historian/professor, Thomas Somma, about DC statuary, except only the audio worked, so we had to focus on the words and see the images he described in our imagination, sort of like poetry, right? Anyway, here is a pertinent paragraph of his talk:
"That's basically the aesthetic language that the American Renaissance artists adopt. And certainly, by the time we get into the 20th century, that's seen as very conservative. And this is actually one of the reasons why the art that we see in the Library of Congress for a long time was not studied by American art historians, it was not taught by American art historians, it was not emulated by American artists, because they were modernists. And modernism means a number of things, but one of the things that modernism means, the modernist sensibility, is to disconnect from the past; a sort of assumption that the way things were done in the past are no longer relevant to the present. That's always been a fundamental aspect of modernism, beginning in the middle of the 19th century and carrying right through the 20th century. So, a style that is so dependent on looking back to the past is something that was just out of vogue with the art establishment throughout the 20th century.
Now that we're in a post-modern period, so-called post-modern period, we're past modernism. We're in a more pluralistic, even a globalistic cultural period. And so many artists, many art historians and so on, are reevaluating the past, are reevaluating styles in the 20th century, artists in the 20th century that were more dependent on the past. And so we've got a renewed interest in buildings like the Library of Congress, like the Pennsylvania State Capital, like the courthouse — Appellate Courthouse in New York, and on and on, because the art of these buildings, you know, was ignored for so long, and now we're going back to look at them; they're taking on new values. Okay, so this two-headed approach, looking back to the past for role models upon which to build a foundation off of which we're moving to the future; a turn for influence back through the Italian Renaissance, back to ancient Greek and Roman Art." (From transcript of Thomas Somma 2006 webcast of lecture to Library of Congress docents.)
So I am thinking about art and wondering if American poetry has a similar renaissance that got buried by the modernists. And I am feeling pretty good, for once, about liking sonnets, about trying to write sonnets, even though they don't always have a rhyming scheme "as classified by those who classify." And I am thinking it might be time to re-evaluate the poetry past. And I am thinking that perhaps there was an American Renaissance in poetry, but because the poets were black for the most part, they sort of got buried in the so-called Harlem Renaissance. Later in his talk Somma mentioned Matthew Arnold, but he was British (Back in the day I memorized portions of his poem, Dover Beach). I gotta go back and check out Matt Arnold!
So what else is up? My participation in ModPo has stalled. I've missed some webcasts because of work. I haven't kept up. Work is cool, but I haven't done any classroom teaching like before, and I feel that part fading out a bit, though I still get psyched and excited about Freire and hooks, about ethnography, and about the rhizome as it applies to everything educational. As soon as the docent training is done I'll get back to some of these other pursuits. But for now, the docent training is thrilling, and fulfilling, and everything I had hoped for in this chapter of my life story.
I think I'll log off on that note. Peace out, y'all!


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We are taking a watercolor class from Craftsy and the instructor is Deepti. This was an awesome class and showed us all kinds of new techniques and how to achieve them.
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Of the classical themes explored in art and photography over the past centuries none is so compatible with poetic reflections on the passing of time and the unvarying sequence of the season as the still-life. What is also curious is that the iconography of the still-life is of great relevance in contemporary art, in which photography takes a variety of aesthetic position. In our international selection of works by artist from China, Japan, India and South Africa, the United States and also Italy, Germany, Austria and England, the dialogue between things, be they chosen or chance, ranges from symbolically isolated objects, such as a clock striking perhaps the last hour of the closing year, to the demonstration of temporality in a long exposure of wilting flowers, to staged scenes and deliberate combinations of objects, to deserted living or hotel rooms. The viewer can follow the editor's lead and create links between image and motif, thereby registering the wealth of artistic expressions available today. The artists represented here are of different nationalities and ages. I would like to thank them all for allowing us to use their images. My gratitude also to Carlotta Guerra for her editorial work. Once again, Grafica dell'Artiere demonstrate the superior quality of the art of printing in this calendar for the year 2008.
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MLS schedule revealed: Key dates, matches, break for Gold Cup in 2017 season
Get your planners out: The entire 2017 MLS regular season schedule has been released, which means you can finally start marking your calendars with key dates from another summer of soccer in the United States. This season features the addition of two expansion teams in Minnesota United FC and Atlanta United, a couple of new stadiums, and a greater presence on broadcast television than before.
It all kicks off March 3 in Portland, when Minnesota takes on the Timbers at Providence Park (the league had previously released the home openers for every team) and picks up steam from there.
Here are some key takeaways and dates to circle from Thursday's schedule's release:
Gold Cup break
The league will observe a break in play for the Gold Cup group stage for the first time, remaining off from July 7-16, with Sporting Kansas City and Philadelphia playing the last game before the break on July 6. Matches will also be played on July 1-5, which means multiple teams will still be without their international players involved in the Gold Cup for at least one game, if not more.
MLS play resumes on July 19, three days after the end of the Gold Cup's group stage.
Unusual urgency prevalent at Arena's U.S. January camp after Klinsmann's dismissal
Key dates for expansion teams
Minnesota welcomes MLS Cup champion Seattle to Minneapolis on Aug. 5, then travel to the home of the champions on on Aug. 20 in a nationally televised game on FS1. Minnesota head coach Adrian Heath only faces his former team Orlando City once—when the Lions visit the Twin Cities on Saturday, May 27. The Loons have two obvious geographic rivals in Kansas City and Chicago; They host Kansas City on May 7 before traveling to Children's Mercy Park on June 3—those games will be nationally televised on FS1 and ESPN, respectively. Minnesota faces Chicago once, in Chicago, on Aug. 26.
Atlanta United gets an early test with its ambitious roster, visiting the champion Sounders on March 3 in a nationally televised game on FS1. Atlanta plays its closest geographic rival Orlando City three times: At Orlando on Friday, July 21 on ESPN, then nine days later when it hosts the first event at the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium on FOX. Atlanta plays Orlando once more at home on September 16 on Univision.
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New York, Cascadia derbies
MLS expansion in recent years has introduced two of the most highly anticipated rivalries to the league: The Hudson River Derby between NYCFC and New York Red Bulls, and the Cascadia Cup between the Seattle Sounders, Portland Timbers, and Vancouver Whitecaps.
In the case of the Cascadia Cup, each of the three matches between Seattle and Portland will put the last two MLS Cup winners against each other.
Cascadia Cup
Friday, April 14 | Seattle at Vancouver, Time TBD on MLS Live/TSN
Saturday, April 22 | Portland at Vancouver, Time TBD on MLS Live/TSN
Saturday, May 27 | Portland at Seattle, 3 p.m. on FOX
Saturday, June 25 | Seattle at Portland, 4 p.m. on ESPN
Sunday, July 23 | Portland at Vancouver, 6 p.m. on FS1/TSN
Wednesday, Aug. 23 | Seattle at Vancouver, Time TBD on MLS Live/TSN
Sunday Aug. 27 | Portland at Seattle, 9:30 p.m. on FS1
Wednesday, Sep. 27 | Vancouver at Seattle, Time TBD on MLS Live/TSN
Sunday, Oct. 22 | Vancouver at Portland, 4 p.m. on MLS Live/TSN
Hudson River Derby
Saturday, June 24 | NYCFC at Red Bulls, 1:30 pm on FOX
Sunday Aug. 6 | Red Bulls at NYCFC, 6 p.m. on FS1
Friday Aug 25 | NYCFC at Red Bulls, 7 p.m. on ESPN
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MLS Cup rematch
The Seattle Sounders and Toronto FC will meet in a rematch of the 2016 MLS Cup final on Saturday, May 6 in a nationally-televised game on ESPN. This time, though, the Sounders will have home-field advantage at CenturyLink Field.
Games on big FOX
The main FOX broadcast network will carry four MLS games over the course of the season:
Orlando City SC vs. LA Galaxy on Saturday, April 15
Seattle Sounders FC vs. Portland Timbers on Saturday, May 27
New York Red Bulls vs. NYCFC on Saturday, June 24
Atlanta United vs. Orlando City SC on Sunday, July 30
How does the Chargers' move to Los Angeles impact the Galaxy, MLS expansion?
Decision Day
Sunday, October 22, will be Decision Day, where any down-to-the-wire playoff chances or Supporters' Shield races will get decided. All 11 games in the league that day will kick off at 4 p.m. Among the more interesting matchups on paper is Sporting Kansas City's visit to Real Salt Lake in a rematch of MLS Cup 2013, Portland hosting Vancouver in a potential Cascadia Cup decider, and D.C. United hosting the New York Red Bulls in another edition of those teams' long-standing rivalry–in what could be the last MLS match played at RFK Stadium.


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Café owner set to appeal Town Hall's planning refusal
"I'm not planning to do something that makes the street messy and noisy. It's to provide something nice for the community."
03 September, 2018 — By Samantha Booth
Kim Kunn, owner of Maison d'etre
AN INDEPENDENT café owner is set to fight planners' refusal to allow a shop to be converted into an eatery serving evening meals in Highbury.
Kim Kunn, owner of Maison d'etre near Highbury Corner roundabout, hopes to open up another café, but with a commercial kitchen to serve food three nights a week, at the corner of Corsica Street and Calabria Road.
But Town Hall planners have rejected the change of use proposal, saying it would cause an "unjustified loss" of retail space.
Eight objections were made by residents worried about noise, smell, waste and increased traffic on the residential street.
Ms Kunn, who has run Maison d'etre since 2011, said: "I was disappointed. The logical move is to open into a bigger space as I've got quite busy now. It's a very small space.
"I'm not planning to do something that makes the street messy and noisy. It's to provide something nice for the community. As a corner shop, I can't see how it would survive with Sainsbury's and Tesco nearby."
The former Your Price Food Store, where she hopes to open the café, has remained empty since it closed in September.
With more space, Ms Kunn said a kitchen could be installed to serve small sharing plates on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, alongside organic wines.
The proposed opening times were 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday, 10am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday and until 10.30pm on the three evenings.
She proposes to call it Maison Bleue because of the shop's royal blue exterior.
Ms Kunn said: "People don't go out to get drunk on organic wine. It's just a glass of wine. But I could not open something residents do not want me to do. I'm just doing it as I want to be part of the community."
Calabria Road resident Richard Price said: "With branches of three major supermarkets and other small shops within a few minutes' walk, a café is much more likely to pay its way and keep the space in use.
"The council's refusal is well-intentioned but seems to me to be too restrictive."
In its refusal notice, the council said: "The proposal would result in the unjustified loss of retail floorspace which provides an essential service to the community, thereby lead- ing to an inadequate provision of class A1 retail in the immediate area."
The council did not wish to comment further.


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Is printing dangerous? It definitely has privacy and security implications, according to many.
The New Jersey legislature, for instance, this week passed a bill (A-1238) that says copy machines and scanners should have their hard drives erased or otherwise modified to make sure records stored digitally on them are no longer viewable after the owner gets rid of the machines. That's according to the Courier Post Online, which says the bill's sponsors, New Jersey legislators Paul Moriarty, Herb Conaway and Dan Benson, view this as a way to prevent identity theft when digital copiers and scanners are sold on to others.
The penalty for not doing that in the way demanded under the bill could run as high as $2,500, and while some might view this as legislative overkill, the concept that printing on digital machines can have privacy and security implications has been long understood by industry experts. (Read More)


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Autumn is one of my favourite seasons as I absolutely adore mushrooms of all types; oyster, ceps, truffles, portabello, enoki, chanterelle, swiss browns and more.
I'm currently in Toulouse, where they sell at least 5 types of mushrooms in the supermarket. What a joy! I don't know if it's because mushrooms are in season or if it's always like that, but I'm glad to have so much choice.
Mushrooms are incredibly versatile and can be thrown into almost any dish, from omelettes to lasagne. I love large flat ones roasted whole so the cap gets all juicy or small button ones crumbed and dipped into garlicky aoili dusted with paprika.
This time I've sauteed some shimeji and oyster mushrooms with firm tofu and served on rustic, lightly-toasted bread. It's perfect as a vegan breakfast or light lunch. It's also very good served with coconut rice.
Mushrooms aren't the only great thing about Autumn. There's also pumpkins, fresh pistachio nuts, pears, celeriac, fennel and parsnip. All of which can be made into thick, delicious soups.
Not to mention the pretty gold, orange and brown leaves and blue skies when there's a nip in the air.
I do love the fact I'm going to go straight from Northern Hemisphere Autumn into a full blown Aussie Summer in December though. Bring on the mangoes, berries, lychees and pineapples!
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200g block of firm tofu
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 clove garlic, crushed
pinch dried chilli flakes
1/2 teaspoon sea salt flakes
1/2 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
200-300g mixed mushrooms, sliced if large
1 teaspoon sesame oil
rustic bread, to serve
1. Pat the block of tofu with paper towels until very dry. If you've got time, put it on a plate wrapped in paper towels, top with another plate and weight it down with a few cans from your pantry. The reason for all this madness is to make sure the tofu is really dry so it crisps up nicely.
2. Once dry, cut the tofu into 1-2cm cubes and toss with the salt and pepper until evenly coated. Set aside.
3. Heat the vegetable oil in a frying pan or wok until very hot. Add the garlic and chilli and stir-fry for 1 minute until the garlic is fragrant. Add the tofu and brown the cubes on all sides, about 3 mins. Remove with a slotted spoon to a plate.
4. Toss in the mushrooms and saute until tender, 3-4 mins, then add the tofu back to the pan and drizzle with the sesame oil. Cook until the tofu is heated through and serve with toast if you like.


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Originally published March 10, 2014 at 8:25 p.m., updated March 11, 2014 at 12:25 a.m.
Kansas University freshman center Joel Embiid, who has a stress fracture in his lower back, will miss the upcoming Big 12 basketball tournament and is a "longshot" to play the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, coach Bill Self said Monday night.
A spine specialist in Los Angeles determined Monday that Embiid is in the middle of the healing process. The 7-footer from Cameroon initially hurt his back on Feb. 8 against West Virginia, then after returning to action, aggravated the injury on March 1 at Oklahoma State. He has been shut down since then, missing the final two games of the regular season while being treated daily.
"Based on that (doctor's report), this weekend is out," Self said of the Big 12 tourney. "Next weekend, we feel like is a longshot, but the doctors are hopeful that if Joel works hard in rehab and progresses that it is possible that he could play in the later rounds of the NCAA Tournament if our team is fortunate enough to advance."
The injury will not require surgery.
Doctors who met with Embiid on Monday morning in California explained that they feel their rehabilitation program has proven successful and assured Self and his staff that Embiid will fully recover and return to basketball within a few weeks.
"We're all very disappointed for Joel," Self said. "He's worked so hard and improved so much. He's been one of the most improved players in the country in such a short amount of time. The most important thing is for Joel to get healthy. We were hopeful, Joel was hopeful, the doctors were hopeful that his body would respond more rapidly to rehab, and that has not been the case.
"Everyone is 100 percent confident that Joel will heal and be back to normal soon, but the most important thing is that he gets well," Self added. "We're certainly not going to put him out there unless the doctors, his family and Joel are ready for him to go. I know how bad he wants it and that he will work his butt off to put him in a position where if our team is successful and fortunate enough to advance, he could return in later rounds."
Self stressed on Monday that Embiid, who has missed three games total this season because of back pain, has been dedicated to the rehab process.
"From this point forward, it is not our policy to comment any further on our players' day-to-day treatment unless there is significant change in playing status," Self said. "Our team feels bad for Joel, but this in no way changes our original postseason goals, and our team will rally around this."
Embiid, the 2014 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, broke the KU freshman record for blocked shots with 72. He averages 11.2 points and 8.1 rebounds a game.
"He definitely helps us a lot defensively," said sophomore Perry Ellis. "(Without him) we have to focus on keeping our man in front of us. He contests a lot of shots. We have to focus in on keeping people in front of us."
Self acknowledges the loss of Embiid is huge.
"I really believe — and of course I'm biased — when he's healthy and playing well, he has the potential to impact the game on both ends as much as anybody in the country," Self said. "You can play through him offensively. He's about as good a rim-protector as there is. Also a great defensive rebounder. If you've got Joel back there, he can be a bit of a deterrent (to players driving). I think he is as important to us defensively as anybody is to their respective teams. He can impact a majority of possessions on both ends."
Request granted: Self said Monday on the Big 12 teleconference that Embiid's family requested a second opinion, hence Embiid's trip to L.A. with trainer Bill Cowgill.
"All that (seeing specialist) is basically precautionary and us basically doing what we promised the family we would do. They requested we should maybe have somebody else looking at it to make sure everybody was on board," Self said. "So we're doing that. That's what we should do for all our athletes. That's what's happening."
Self on the Jayhawks perhaps earning a No. 1 seed in the NCAAs: "For us to get back on the 1-line, I would say that we'd probably have to win the tournament, and Villanova would probably have to not win (Big East tourney). But that's really not our focus. I just want us to play well this weekend."
All-America: KU freshman Andrew Wiggins on Monday was named second-team All America by the Sporting News.
Embiid tweeted this on Monday night: "Back to Lawrence and GREAT weather>>better than LA's!!! Tired though."


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Brazil's President has sworn-in members of a Truth Commission, who will investigate human rights abuses committed during the country's 1964-1985 military dictatorship.
However, the inquiry falls short of calls for abusers to face justice. An amnesty law means there will be no prosecutions.
"Brazil deserves the truth, the new generations deserve the truth and, above all, those who lost friends and relatives deserve the truth and the facts," said President Dilma Rousseff, herself a former political prisoner.
It is believed as many as 20,000 people were tortured during the junta period, often through the use of electric shocks and chemicals.
Around 500 Brazilians are said to have "disappeared" or been killed.
Although there will be no criminal trials, those behind the abuses will be publicly named and shamed.


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At 6:30 p.m. tonight, the Lab at Belmar kicks off the latest round of Taste Test, a series that "investigates the foods that we eat through a combination of history, science, anthropology and culinary arts," according to the Lab's Sarah Skeen. First up: "Taste Test: Chocolate," William Poole, founder of Wen Chocolate; Bridget Coughlin, deputy curator at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science; and Rebecca Peizer, chef instructor at the Culinary School of the Rockies. Tickets are $25 ($20 members); the Lab is located at 404 South Upham Street in Lakewood.
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And over at Lola, 1575 Boulder Street, Jamey Fader welcomes Troy Guard as the guest chef in the next in his series of regional dinners, this one focusing on Baja and the Yucatan Peninsula. The party starts at 6:30 p.m.; for reservations, $65, call 720-570-8686.