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Grassroots sport in Tasmania's North-West and West Coasts will be given a boost with a Shorten Labor Government investing $350,000 towards modernising the West Park Sports Facility.
With a capacity of around 12,000 people, West Park is the biggest oval in the region, and one of the most important sports facilities in the state.
It is the home of the Burnie Dockers Football Club, Burnie Hurricanes Cricket Club, the Burnie Cycling Club and the Burnie Athletics Club, and attracts competitors from around the country at the annual New Year's Day Burnie Gift.
Labor's $350,000 investment will go towards upgrading facilities to better support girls and women's participation in sport and the installation of a state-of-the-art electronic scoreboard
Critically, the installation of the electronic scoreboard will mean Burnie can host a nationally-broadcast Women's Big Bash League game.
Federal Labor's $350,000 investment comes on top of an existing $50,000 commitment from the Burnie Council. Now it's time for the Hodgman State Government to come to the table – next week's state budget must commit to the remaining $100,000 to fund these upgrades.
Generations of North-West Tasmanians have grown up learning sport, playing sport, and watching sport at West Park – and Labor will ensure future generations have these same opportunities.
Only Bill Shorten and Justine Keay will stand up for a Fair Go for the North West and West Coasts.


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Sophomore Kyra Huffman has been an integral part of the Knox women's basketball team. With her average of 9.9 points per game on 50.6 percent shooting and 8.3 rebounds, Huffman has worked hard for her team.
It's no wonder Huffman has played 21 of the Prairie Fire's 24 games, with 27.8 minutes per game on average.
Her most impressive game was earlier this season in the Fire's game against MacMurray College on Nov. 25. Huffman scored 18 points for the Fire and shot 75 percent from the field.
At their game against Grinnell College on Feb. 13, Huffman shot an impressive 66.7 percent and scored 9 points.
In the 2016-17 season, Huffman still got substantial play time but only played 490 minutes in just 17 games due to a knee injury. Her shooting percentage has stayed consistent since last season, when she shot a 58.1 percent average. Huffman has increased her overall points scored from 194 last season to 207 this season with games still left to play.
Huffman's shooting percentages are very impressive but her defense also shines through during games. With an average of 1.3 steals per game and 1 block per game and 1.6 assists per game, Huffman has shown she is a well-rounded player in all aspects.
The Fire travel to Ripon College to compete in the Midwest Conference Championships on Friday, Feb. 23 and look to move on into competition on Saturday.

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Live broadcast for food waste reduction
On Thursday, December 19 2013, Kostas Abeliotis, Associate Professor at Harokopio University and member of the scientific team of the WASP Tool project, participated in live broadcast of GARAGE TV, dedicated to food waste reduction. The live broadcast was organized by WWF, in the framework of the campaign "Live Well".
Ilias Mamalakis, the known chef, and Xenia Papastavrou, co-founder of NGO "Boroume" were also guests to the live. The broadcast was focused on food waste generation at all stages of production and consumptio chain, the food waste amounts in Greece and the actions that everyone can put in the daily routine in order to reduce food wastage.
Watch the video by clicking here (the discussion starts at 24.10 min).


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Posted by Valley Financial Group & Billy Wolfe Jr.
It's hard to believe it's almost Thanksgiving! It's the time of year we get to see the whole family gathered together for America's favorite meal, whether that sounds good to you or not. Most of us just want to eat, spend some time with our loved ones that we might not have seen in a while and maybe watch a little football. But every year serves as a reminder of just how crazy family can be. Every single person at the table is a unique, irreplaceable and usually hilarious part of the family. There will be the one that everyone knows is going to bring up politics at an incredibly inappropriate time. The uncle that's convinced he would be NBA MVP if it wasn't for that knee. The cousin who only has the same 3 jokes he's hoping everyone forgot he told last year. There is the mother and father-in-law, too many great aunts and uncles to remember, and regardless of if you're nine, thirty-nine or sixty-nine, there will be one person who will reminisce about changing your diaper. The list goes on and on for every family, but no one will ever remember a normal dinner without the laughs and the stories, no matter how delicious the turkey.
Thanksgiving is a time not only to share a meal with our family and hopefully watch the Cowboys lose; it is a time to be thankful for the amazing family which we have been given. It's a time to be thankful for our Mother and Father, and all the sacrifices they've made for us, to be thankful for our grandparents, who love and spoil us more than we'll ever deserve, and to be thankful for our aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins, who each bring their own individual gifts that help to make every family perfect. We love them not in spite of their quirks and craziness, but because of them. Family is the most important thing in life, no matter who you are or what you do. So be thankful for your family this Thanksgiving, but we won't blame you for not minding the next year of waiting.
The dinner table at Thanksgiving is a lot like a good portfolio. There are usually several different personalities that help to make the day more memorable. In a similar way a successful portfolio usually has several unique asset classes (personalities, if you will), helping you to reach your goals, which we hope can lead you to creating more memories with your family and friends.
Happy Thanksgiving from Valley Financial Group!


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Choir Families,
an exciting 2018-2019 school year we have ahead of us!
This year, the Upper Arlington High School Choral students
will present numerous performances. Lets Go
to the Movies is our theme for this years Fall
Follies concerts.
December, we will celebrate the Sounds
of Winter and in March, we will kick off our
spring tour to NYC
with a Choral Celebration. We will finish the year in
style at our annual Senior
annual musical production will be performed in our own
auditorium on February 21-24, 2019. Auditions
will be held in November for all students who are interested
in being a part of this clever, high energy show. If
you are interested in helping to recreate the magic
of Dr. Seuss, please contact
those Symphonic Choir
members and their families who are interested in the
New York City trip, there will be an informational meeting
on September 11 at 7:00 pm in the choir room. The trip
dates are March 27-31, 2019.
Choral Department at Upper Arlington is one with a long
history of superior performance and we look forward
to carrying that tradition into the future. Please feel
free to reach out with any questions. Thank you for
your continued support of our Choral program.
Smith-Lockwood and Mrs.
2002 - 2019 UA Vocal Music Boosters
This website is not sponsored by the Upper Arlington City School District.


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"I have really fond memories of Last Comic Standing. It's something I'll always look back on fondly. Of course, if that's the peak of my career, I'll be a bitter old man. But for now I'm very happy about it."
– Gary Gulman
Guy MacPherson: I'm here with Gary Gulman. If you're not familiar with the name, he was the pretty boy on... Oh, you're going to walk now?
Gary Gulman: No, no, no, no! Of course not!
GM: ...on Last Comic Standing. That's probably where you're best known, right?
GG: Yes, absolutely. I did a number of Tonight Show appearances and Letterman, but that was the first time anybody ever recognized me at the mall. And people were recognizing me in Canada, which is crazy to me.
GM: Yeah, well, we speak English. You're in Montréal so you don't know that.
GG: I just didn't know that they watch that show, I guess. Because they don't have NBC here.
GM: We do.
GG: Oh, you do?
GM: Well, we pick it up from the border stations.
GG: I see. All right.
GM: It was a hugely popular show. Especially among comedy nerds.
GG: Of course. Yeah. I would have loved that growing up. I had to watch all the poorly produced A&E Evening at the Improvs and Caroline's Comedy Hour. Yeah, it [LCS] was well done.
GM: Where did you grow up?
GG: Peabody, Massachussets, which is about 16 miles north of Boston.
GM: Describe the experience of being on this show. Was the final product, after all the editing, a good representation of what actually happened?
GG: Well, I was very guarded. It wasn't a very good representation of what I really am. I'm up and down mood-wise. But when I knew I was on camera, I was always nice and polite, and everything like that.
GM: Some of them weren't!
GG: Right. I think that some people were actually going further to have a certain persona and things like that but I just wanted to be able to face the people that I grew up with when I went back home.
GM: I think that's what most of us think when we watch these reality shows. Like, how can you start crying and acting up when you know that the camera is right there. And you do have friends and family who are watching.
GG: They always say, "Oh, you forget the cameras are on you." No. There was never a time where I didn't realize at that point it would be being copied and seen elsewhere.
GM: Bonnie McFarlane, a Canadian girl who I really liked and got eliminated pretty quickly because she turned off a lot of the contestants--
GG: Yeah, I didn't understand that. It's one of my qualms with the show, that pretty much my favourite comics on the show were eliminated early. Like Bonnie. And Bonnie is objectively a great comic! She did The Late Show with David Letterman. No other person on Last Comic Standing did The Late Show with David Letterman. It's the ultimate validation for a comedian. And she did it, and she was the first one to be knocked off. So it almost made me feel that there was something wrong with the taste of the audience! (laughs)
GM: Definitely. Wasn't it in a Las Vegas town, so you get the tourists? Who were the audiences?
GG: I think they were tourists. Those audiences, where we had those competitions, it was [put together by] an audience coordinator. So it was pretty much put together [from] people who were at malls, at tourist attractions, and things like that, and in and around Hollywood. So you get a broad section of America, but as we say in America, [they're] the fly-over states. The middle of the country which counts as far as ratings, but they have very different tastes from the bookends of the United States. I'm sure Vancouver's a lot different than some of your more rural areas in Canada.
GM: Yes. So you were playing to middle America. But you did very well. How far did you get?
GG: I came in third. I call it second runner-up because I get to use the word "second" and some people get confused and think I came in second. But I was actually third, but second runner-up.
GM: I'm not just sucking up to you because you're sitting here in front of me, but after Bonnie left you were my favourite on the show. And maybe it was also because of your polite demeanor on the show and trying to get along. Not being in a faction. But we all had our favourites.
GG: Well, the thing was that I was friendly with Bonnie and Todd [Glass] before the show and I didn't want to vote against them because we were sort of friends, so I avoided that. And then everybody else voted for them and before I knew it I was alone. (laughs) They'd all been eliminated. Then I was the next one to be challenged and things like that. I have really fond memories of it. It's something I'll always look back on fondly. Of course, if that's the peak of my career, I'll be a bitter old man. But for now I'm very happy about it.
GM: Did you make any friends on it? Or, conversely, make any enemies? Are there some comics you just wouldn't talk to if they walked down the hall right now?
GG: Interestingly enough, I've seen Kathleen Madigan several times in the hotel and she hasn't really said hello to me or anything like that. We never even had a real blow-up.
GM: I thought she aligned herself with weasels and yet she's such a great comic. I didn't get that.
GG: She's a wonderful comic. Todd and I, I remember, were actually talking about that. We said she really didn't align herself with the comics that were really of her level. It was interesting.
GM: Was it what you expected going into it?
GG: Yeah, I think it was what I expected. I thought it would be a lot easier to control my emotions but there were times in the house where I was really stressed out and nervous, and things like that. I thought that I could maintain my composure throughout the thing but there were certain votes and challenges where I had knots in my stomach. I went in there saying, "Ah, whatever happens is meant to be and I'll be able to live with it", but when it came right down to voting I was very nervous.
GM: It was cancelled right before the end of season three.
GG: They were doing season three, which was actually season one versus season two. And before the final episode where they would do the reveal, they cancelled it and wound up showing it on Comedy Central, which is a basic cable company in America, but a lot of Canadians probably didn't even know the results of it.
GM: No. Just on the internet. That was the one Alonzo Bodden won.
GG: Alonzo Bodden, yes.
GM: How has it affected your career?
GG: I'm not that much funnier than I was before that. But the same clubs that I used to call on and never hear back from now make offers and I headline at them. I couldn't even get hosting or middle, MC spots at these clubs and now I headline them and share the ticket receipts. So it's a big difference. And since last August when the show ended, I've worked every weekend except for Christmas and a weekend in June.
GM: You're a good-looking guy. I was talking to a couple girls yesterday who were saying that most comics are really not, for whatever reason. But here at Montréal there's a lot of industry and they go for a certain look. They're looking for a handsome guy to put into their series or movie or whatever. Are you getting interest that way?
GG: You know, I originally came here in 1999 and that year and three out of the next five years I got development deals to make sitcoms with networks. So I have seen that side of it. But what they don't tell you is that they order several – maybe 25 or 30 – each year and only two or three get on the air. Much to my chagrin, you know it's funny because the reality show's helped me because I got on one, but it's also hurt me because there are less sitcoms on now. So it's a double-edged sword.
GM: Any other acting in your future?
GG: Yeah. I think that I'll continue to strive for that and audition and take acting lessons and try to work on that aspect. It's much different from doing standup comedy by myself but I think that if I get the right training I could be at least competent as an actor.
GM: Something to strive for! Competence. Is it harder to write standup the more success you achieve?
GG: I think that the thing about writing is that it never gets any easier. The only thing I can compare it to is being sort of a poet, much less significant but in that there's a rhythm to each joke and you need an ending and a through-line and there's a lot of bad ones for every good one that you write. I don't know how many notebooks I have that I could go through and maybe find two or three germs of inspiration in there and just another 199 pages of just crap. So I continue to tweak jokes I've been doing for four or five years and trying to make them work. So it never gets any easier. I guess some guys find their stride as far as writing, but for me the same amount of time it used to take me to write a good joke pretty much is the same as it is now.
GM: Once you get a certain level of recognition, is Montréal that important or is it just good to hang out with the other comics?
GG: I think that Montréal has the potential to change careers and really catapult people. I've heard that it's not the same as it once was, but I think if somebody can come up here and really blow everyone away with their uniqueness or improvement or things like that, I think they can still get a lot of heat, as they say, off it and make some moves in show business. But it also seems to be sort of an all-star game. And we're all very competitive people and it's nice to be in that situation where we're being compared to other people. I guess it motivates me to work harder and really come to give my best performance every night.
GM: Have you ever played Vancouver?
GG: I've never played Vancouver.
GM: Are you going to? Can we expect to see you sometime?
GG: I would love to play up there. It's just a matter of club owners... and I guess audience members can request comedians. They should try not to be pests, but I have gotten in there because certain people have requested me. But I would love to do a tour of Canada maybe with Just For Laughs, if they would have me on something like that. I would be very excited about that. So hopefully I'll get to Vancouver within the next six to nine months.


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Students from all over the world constitute the ACES Program. This May, several of the students will be graduating and among them is someone from Lagos, Nigeria. Emmanuel Uwadiegwu moved to the United States in 2010 from Nigeria. He enjoys exploring the compelling possibilities behind the programmable machine, the computer; therefore, he is majoring in Computer Information Systems. Emmanuel says his curiosity about computers all began back in Lagos when the video game console, PlayStation, the PSX was released. He became interested specifically in, Bleem, a software that allows a person to play video games on a computer system. All in all, he really liked "tinkering" with his computer and his passion in experimenting with computers continues today.
Like many immigrants, Emmanuel came to the U.S. in search of a better future and educational opportunities. He started college in 2010 and became part of the close-knit ACES community, where he learned early on to diversify his interests, instead of only focusing on the field of computer programming. He recalls his experience during his first year with ACES: "During the ACES program, we went through topics that dealt with the nature of food in the U.S, to the life of the Beatles and the pop scene of the time, to exploring post-apocalyptic stories. I have applied this eager and widespread approach towards learning."
Today, Emmanuel interns for a software company as a Quality Assurance Engineer. He performs "regression testing, which entails making sure phone applications are bug free after new changes are implemented." He additionally performs various reporting and automated testing via the test scripts he codes.
Aside from his busy school and workload, Emmanuel has participated in several extracurricular activities in school. Before it became a team, he was part of the soccer club and he is also the president of the Philosophy club. Moreover, he is part of the student-run team that maintains the ACES website and is happy how it has turned out. Additionally, Emmanuel says, "Just because I am a Computer Information Systems major does not mean I have to restrict my knowledge to this field alone. I enjoy music, entrepreneurship, philosophy and programming as well, and I am thankful that the ACES program helped facilitate this mindset."
Upon graduation, with hopes of getting into the school of his choice, Emmanuel plans to pursue his Masters in Computer Science. In addition, he hopes to continue working at the software company he currently works at because be believes that his "workplace is accommodating and filled with great people."
When questioned, what is one lesson he learned during his four years at St. Joseph's College that he thinks he will apply to the rest of his life, Emmanuel responded with "humility," a simple, yet very meaningful and influential, word. "Humility is the key to understanding and maintaining a cool head at all times, as it does away with the many impulses and ego that blind us at times. Once this is in check, the world is yours because you are one step ahead of your mistakes. You see yourself pursuing things for their own sake and not for the sake of something superficial," says Emmanuel. In regards to his experience at St. Joseph's College, he acknowledges, "It has been great. I learned a lot and I see myself as being who I am because of the experiences that have brought me this far. All in all, it turned out nicely as I learned one never has to lose one's originality to do great things or be a good person." When asked if there is anything else he would like to mention in this article, he responded with, "Yes! Professor Larson is cool.


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Gig Review: Club Paradise's 'Brother' Launch Party (30/06/18)
When sort of newcomers Club Paradise first appeared on the North East music scene a few months ago there was an immediate air of intrigue as to who was behind the project.
The mystery was soon starting to unravel for me however when I caught the band support Cape Cub back in February and a certain track in their set list called '17' was surprisingly familiar to my ears. I soon connected the song back to indie-pop sensations Street Party in Soho who had crossed my path in the past but seemed to have called it a day before I had the chance to see them live for myself.
After numerous hints and teasers via social media, the four-piece finally announced their debut comeback track 'Brother' last month due for release on the 22th June – a fabulously grooving pop track that has a real depth within its hooking rhythms and sparkling melodies.
Check out our full review of the track over here.
So what better way to celebrate this debut than with a special club night gig at the legendary Riverside in Newcastle – a prospect that would send many other up and coming acts into sweats of fear and anticipation at the challenge of doing it justice.
Doors for the unusually late night show on a summery Saturday opened promptly at 10PM with Sunderland funk-pop supergroup Picnic taking to the stage first.
The seven piece band could easily be classed as veterans to the North East music scene compared to Club Paradise with plenty of shows and music releases under their belt, but there was still a triumphant "right of passage" feel for the band to play this venue.
Their melodic funk-pop quickly had the already modestly assembled crowd dancing with plenty of unrestrained dad-dance moves (including my own I am happy to admit!).
The band themselves seemed more than comfortable on the generously sized stage that, for once, allowed enough room for all seven of them. This fact was clearly especially welcomed by dancing-queen/lead singer Robyn who, in her energetic performance, impressed with her stellar high-hitting voice.
The lack of my favourite Picnic tune 'Bill You Murray Me' was a minor heartbreak that I managed to overcome thanks to the number of exciting new songs in the set - all immediately ear-worming themselves into my brain with those trademark quick-witted lyrics and infectious choruses that just have to be sung along to.
They certainly left me very excited for these new tracks to be released to the masses hopefully very soon.
While a DJ kept folks entertained with plenty of classic indie tunes in the interval, the Riverside soon started to fill to a capacity that was more than respectable, proof of the dedication behind the headliner's established fans and the intrigue present in its new ones.
With a rousing welcome the four local lads took to the stage with a brimming confidence and promptly kicked their set off with shimmering tropical rhythms and soulful tones.
Frontman Ryan's solo drum performance in the opening track added a spectacle that certainly set expectations high for the show ahead, driven even further when earlier mentioned Street Party In Soho hit '17' sent fans into a glorious sing along.
Keeping the momentum going from here wasn't going to be easy, but Club Paradise positively breezed through it with an impressive array of tunes flowing from mellow to fast-paced synth and rock melodies, showcasing the band's wide spectrum of influences that go as far back as to the glistening 80s synth pop days.
Despite now being well past the witching hour, the night was far from over as enthusiastic clapping and dancing continued, especially so when a spectacular cover of Junior Senior's classic 'Move Your Feet' was thrown in to the mix. A pretty neat choice as, besides being one of those "oh my god, I love this song, who is it by?" tracks, it also perfectly captured the atmosphere of the whole night so far.
Stand out track 'Honey' followed suit, with an immediately hooking groove, but of course there was no other way to conclude this highly polished performance than with their freshly released debut single 'Brother'.
Turning night into day with it's glowing summery beat and stirring vocals it was time for those final hip-shakes and foot-taps before it was time to say farewell – but hopefully not for too long as myself, and surely those around me, are now eagerly awaiting news of the bands next ventures.
In the meantime be sure to check out their brilliant debut track 'Brother' and the accompanying video just released this week.
All photography by: Bethan McConnell


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Adult Special Education
Learning, Working, Living.
Do you have a disability or a special learning need? Okanagan College offers courses and programs that will help you improve your academic, employment, and independent living skills in a respectful and supportive learning environment. Personal growth and social development underlie all aspects of our Adult Special Education programs.
ASE ProgramsStudents in Adult Special Education programs at Okanagan College are supported to reach for their best. It is the goal of the ASE Department to provide our students with the best possible opportunity to reach their full potential in society.
Adult Special Education at Okanagan College provides five Certificate Programs for students who wish to work on academic skills, independent living skills, and employment preparation skills.
Admission RequirementsTo be an ASE student all students must be at least 19 years old or have a school leaving certificate.
Students who left school before graduation must be at least 18 and have been out of the public school system for at least 12 months.
A student who doesn't meet the age requirements must be recommended for admission by a secondary school principal or counsellor and be interviewed by the ASE instructor. The recommendation and interview information will be referred to the ASE underage committee. Students will be admitted if recommended by the committee and space is available.
For underage students, the chance to stay and study at Okanagan College depends on the achievement of specific educational and behavioral standards as outlined in an individual performance contract.
All students must,
Evidence of the above requirements must include at least two of the following (students must provide documentation at their own effort and expense).
Students who don't have all the appropriate documentation may be admitted conditionally on the recommendation of the instructor with the approval of the department chair. In cases of conditional admission, the chance to stay and study at OC depends on the achievement of specific educational and behavioural standards as outlined in an individual performance contract.
ASE Showcase
The Writing Your Life wiki contains the work of Okanagan College Adult Special Education students enrolled in the creative writing course called "Writing Your Life." We invite you to visit our course wiki to enjoy the stories, poems, songs, prayers and letters created by Okanagan College ASE program students.


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Week 48, 2012: Rest week.
Not much to report; after last week's running craziness my body demanded some rest. In fact my shins were in serious trouble. Usually I'm a fast walker but now I had a hard time liming through pedestrian crossings before the light would turn red. Grandmas would sweep past me. In short; things were not looking good.
On Monday I had a sport massage scheduled. The masseur seemed to know a lot about injuries and he suggested a couple of things, mostly to take it easy and go see a doctor if it didn't improve in a week or two.
I wasn't happy about that as on the weekend David, a friend of mine, was visiting and we were planning to go hiking. Moreover I still remembered vividly how at the beginning of the year shin injury put me out of commission for almost a month. And now it seemed worse. Moreover, it seemed I was coming down with a cold, coughing a lot and here I again had memories of last year's cold, with similar symptoms, that took forever to heal. Not good.
But in the end everything turned out to be ok. I managed to get rid of initial signs of cold and my shin was improving by the day. In fact by Thursday I was already contemplating going running but in the end decided against it; after all I deserved a break after Yosemite.
Friday afternoon I picked up David from the airport and we went to Monterey. The weather was awful so our hiking plans were in serious danger. The following day it was still not great, so we drove quite a bit while it was raining, but still managed to squeeze in a 2+ hour rain-free hike. We did one of the trails in the Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. One of the few that I didn't have a chance to do before in Big Sur and a fairly pleasant hike too.
The problem was that this was the week of the North Face Ultra Challange on Strava. The goal of the challange was to run/hike 50K over the weekend and, obviously, I was game. With our 10K hike that meant that I was left with 40K for Sunday. I decided to try the training that I came up with during the hike to Mission Peak few weeks previously. The idea was simple: to run fast to the top and then run down (no racing on that part, meant as a recovery). I'm doing quite a lot of running in hilly parks on weekends but whenever the going gets tough I walk, meaning that I would never run on an incline such as the one of Mission Peak. I thought it would make a great training to try to do that.
What crystallized this idea were the two books that I was reading recently: Eat and Run" by Scott Jurek and It's Not About the Bike by Lance Armstrong. Both of those great athletes had stories of mountains that "made" them. I wanted Mission Peak to make me too.
The problem was that the round-trip of Mission Peak makes 10K, so I'd have to do it... 4 times. That sounded tough.
It was. The first trip already tired the hell out of me, as I was trying to go at a decent pace (round trip took me 1:10, while during the hike we did it in over 2 hours). The second one was pure hell and I was going quite a bit slower, even though the plan was to keep the same pace.
After those two trips up I was completely spent. I decided it would be insane to try to continue and faced the choice of either calling it a day and going home or (what I settled on, as I wanted to finish the challenge) to run around the blocks in the neighborhood (much easier than running up a mountain, trust me). However, after some 15 minutes of doing that I decided that it makes no sense. It was dark and cold. I was tired. And training-wise it made no sense to continue. The only reason to do so was the challenge. But I thought I could pass on that one. Challenges are fun, but sometimes the big challenge is to be able to say no. So I called it a day.
Next week (actually it was today, it's just that I'm running almost one week late with the posts...) on Saturday I'll be running 50K in Coyote Ridge Trail Run. Should be interesting!


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post 1.
welp... here it is, my 1st blog post. not sure what will come of this or where it will take me or what will be discussed...
my desire is to talk about my 1st love, the ARTS.. my experience thus far, how i navigate the day-2-day, the battles won & lost, opinions, situations, pet peeves, reviews, recommendations.. that sort of thing. so here's to the beginning of it..
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Added switch to home network but now I often loose my internet connection.
Is it a managed switch?
How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.
Adding a switch should not effect Internet connections unless you are trying to share an Internet connection through a switch - that will never work. For that you need a router.
How is you network set up?


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How to Tie The Golden Retriever
By Brandon Baker | Tuesday, September 20
A Virginia classic for trout and smallies
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A staple of fly fishing on the East, The Golden Retriever Fly is a go to for many anglers. Known as an effective streamer for both smallmouth bass and trout, making it a necessity to have a few in your box. The weight of the fly allows it to cut through the water column in deep, fast water. On a recent smallmouth trip the Golden Retriever proved to be the top dog fly for the weekend. Tie them and enjoy!
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Personal stuff
So I have had a lot of complaints that this blog is too work-related and not enough personal stuff is included. But I really don't know where to begin on that part.
Summer is here. John has officially retired at the ripe ol' age of 34 from Hoover City Schools! We are excited about this big step. When I became full time back in 2005, we were nervous for about 2 minutes, but then realized that it was the best thing we could have done. I think we both feel that way now about him retiring! I just hope that we don't have to continue to work 18 hours a day every day. Let's cut it down to 12! Honest days work, right?
Will is growing up more and more every day. He is talking up a storm and has such expression. Today, while I was shooting getting ready coverage for my girls at Reid Chapel, will stayed with his Aunt Jill and Uncle Brian. I packed a few toys to keep him entertained (since their house is not kid friendly!!). But I had forgotten that they were musicians! Will talked non-stop all of the way home about the drums that he got to play with. He was so excited!
Our 100 year old house is coming along. We haven't had much time to work on it in the past several months. My dad, who usually comes from Huntsville to help, has been doing so much work at his church, that he hasn't had an opportunity to major repair on our house. And when you think about it, with a house this old, everything is a major repair. Everyone always tells us that "it will be a showcase one day." That is just code word for "WHAT DID YOU GET YOURSELF INTO!!!!" But it's home...
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In October of 1952, a group of residents got together to discuss the lack of fire protection; two weeks later, they met again and decided to start a volunteer fire company. After much work on June 23, 1953, the legal papers were received back, and the
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Effective July 1, 2017 at 12:00:01 am Pacific time, NERSC will begin charging for time used on the Cori KNL nodes. The charge rate is 96 NERSC hours per node-hour, e.g., a job running on two nodes for 3 hours will be charged 96*2*3 = 576 NERSC hours.
We are also enabling all users on all KNL nodes without restrictions, effective May 30th, to give them a chance to prepare their workflows before charging begins. Jobs that run after charging begins will be charged, even if they were submitted before the changeover.
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If You Don't Want Them Featured Then Don't Send Them ... It's As Easy As That!
Photographers, Designers, Coordinators, Florists ... a question: Why do you submit images you don't want published??? Those of you staring blankly at me while giving me an eye-roll, this happens ... A LOT. Here's the story:
You are DYING to be published on XYZ Blog ... you race to their submission page, do all the 'stuff' they require, grab all the images in the folder and BOOM(!!!!) hit submit. Then, you go to your inbox hitting 'refresh' for the next 10 days until you see IT. The email confirming that 'Congratulations!!! Your work has been approved for a feature!' and you are crazy happy!! YAY!!! The day of the feature arrives ... you scan the feature to see how you were credited and what photos the blog editor chose. Then: you decide there are at least 1-5 images they chose that you feel could have been selected better. After that you draft an email to the blog editor asking if they could 'pretty please with sugar' replace image A with image B.
^^ have you done this?? Don't lie ;) Here's the thing ... 1. None of their readers are over-analyzing images like you are (they are just enjoying the pretty inspo) 2. You submitted this image to the blog editor and they worked hard to get the feature up and live (these features don't just miraculously appear on a page) 3. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO SUBMIT THE IMAGES YOU DON'T FEEL BEST REPRESENT YOU << and there it is.
Look, I realize a lot of blog editors ask for lots of images for a submission ... which means you probably have to submit a few you aren't super crazy about ... but don't submit a hideous photo or a detail you don't stand behind if you truly don't want it out there in the world with your name behind it. If you are a few images short then simply tell the blog editor in your submission: Dear Amazing, Fabulous, Queen of the World Editor, I know you asked for 80 images and I only submitted 70 - but I wanted to make sure I submitted the strongest images we have and I feel this 70 is a great representation of this wedding/styled shoot. << end of story. If a blog editor gets her panties in a twist over that, then maybe it's not the best place to submit!???
Also, and I can't stress this enough, NOBODY IS PICKING YOU APART on a wedding blog ... like, nobody. They aren't stopping to analyze each image like you would ;) Sorry to be the one to tell you.
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You loved him in Fireproof, Monumental, Growing Pains, and so many other movies and television programs! You remember him on TBN hosting Praise, in his movies and specials. TBN recently caught up with busy actor, producer, and minister Kirk Cameron for a quick conversation about what he's up to these days and his exciting new project on TBN.
Kirk's New TBN Original Series
Kirk is returning to TBN this spring with his very own talk show. When Matt shared his vision for where TBN was going, Kirk got excited and realized, "TBN is a perfect fit for the kind of show that I'd like to do."
Paintball and Go-Karts?
This show will be different. It will be exciting. It will feature Kirk and his guests doing the unexpected, like you've never seen them before. You'll see Kirk in a frantic paintball skirmish, racing go-karts, plotting victory in an escape room, maybe even skydiving. All with acclaimed Christian authors, media and Hollywood personalities, actors, and even a few very important elected officials!
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Network security is a topic of crucial relevance for the information society and has been addressed by many books. Yet, modeling the reasons specific security decisions are made is a research topic still in its infancy. By its unique and in-depth treatment of the subject, this book is a landmark towards this ambitious goal.
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CDR Bowen's first Division Officer assignment was to Pre-Commissioning Unit HOWARD (DDG 83) as Electronics Materiel Officer where he served from commissioning to maiden deployment. Upon completion of Department Head School, CDR Bowen reported to Pre-commissioning Unit KIDD (DDG 100) as Chief Engineer. He led KIDD's Engineering department from commissioning to certification. Following KIDD, he assumed duties as Materiel Officer (N4), DESTROYER SQUADRON TWO THREE.
While ashore, CDR Bowen attended the Naval War College and completed two Global Support Assignment (GSA) billets as Assistant Secretary to the Joint Staff, EUCOM and to Commander Task Force FIVE ONE (CTF 51) forward deployed to Bahrain. He also served on the staff of Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet (CNSP) as Force Navigator and SWO Programs Coordinator assigned to N7.
CDR Bowen's personal awards include the Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal (two awards), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (six awards), Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (four awards). He holds a Masters of Art in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College, Bachelor of Science in Management Studies and an Associate of Science in Management from the University of the State of New York.
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Flick N Float night this Friday!
Come join us for our second movie night of the 2015 season!
We'll be showing Disney's "Teen Beach Movie" starring Ross Lynch! (Rated G)
Watch from your rafts or tube in the large pool, or from the deck!
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I AM incapable of love.
I AM a bullet jammed.
I AM a light smothered in darkness.
I cannot be happy with you,
I AM unhappy with life.
Not you.
It drags me around, like a child's blanket
I cannot see your worth.
Because, I cannot see you.
I AM blinded by a story, I have never told
And all the ones told about me, are lies.
Or truth, I have turned into lies or wished them away like the spot on my face, hidden by concealer.
I know it's there, but you don't.
I cannot see your worth because you have allowed me to spend all your emotions, like money I never had.
The line of credit you have given, me has never been declined.
I AM rich off your love and I AM driving you more and more in debt and you never saw it coming.
You invested in me and lost everything.
You cling to me like a child to their mother and it annoys me.
I love it.
But I can't stand you.
I want to run and hid from you,
But you are my safe place.
You build me up, to tear you down.
I can't sleep beside you, but the couch is cold.
I have pushed you so far, that you went away.
I called you back, you came without fail.
I regret you.
You adore me.
I abuse you.
You make me tea.
I fight you.
You comfort my anger.
I always loved that about you. You don't intimidate my demons. You play with them.
You named them. And take them on dates. You romanticize them. You find the beauty in them across the room. Even though the space between you and I is like a house on fire and our souls are being burnt to the ground.
I AM a cavern of metaphoric catastrophes and you are a mountain of understanding, I have created a hole so deep that God himself, could never fix you.
So, I sit next to you trying to feel your pain.
To feel any pain.
To feel anything.
My love was never free.
I cost more than I AM worth.
And now you are poor. And I AM still expensive.
My heart is a canyon of inability.
And yours never stops beating hope, into my chaos.
Thank you.
You can't help me.
Your money has never sustained my soul.
It has only caged my happy like my grandmother's parakeet.
You tell me I love you. And it echoes through my bones.
MY bones are like a well that has run dry they moan and creak with every labored effort to bring you lifesaving water. There is no water down there.
It has run dry.
Echo. Echo.
Now cover it up. Forget about it. Let a tree grow over it and wilt in the winter like all souls do.
Let a cardinal rest it's tired wings upon it in spring and call it home, like you do.
I AM not a bird, I AM a snake.
I AM cold and I AM more afraid of you, then you of me.
The lion and the snake can never coexist everyone knows that.
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A Rare Look at Apple's Design Guru →
When you sit down with Ive, he is eager to chat—too eager, maybe, for the Apple time-minders who are always looking around for him—and will take a while to respond to a question, smiling as he says, "This is going to be a kind of oblique answer. . . ." We are talking in a white room, distracted only by a black non-Apple television—itself a signpost to the question, When will Apple make TVs or whatever will replace them? Noticeably, his phone neither rings nor vibrates; he has designed the moment for concentration. He nurses a white mug of tea, and the only thing in the room besides an iPhone is the pair of reading glasses designed by his friend Marc Newson and tucked into the front of his T-shirt: simple, delicate, but clear and strong. "I wish I could articulate this more effectively," he continues, addressing his ambitions as a designer. "But it is to have that sense that you know there couldn't possibly be a sane or rational alternative."
The central focus of this piece is the design of the Apple Watch. As many have pointed out, it probably isn't a coincidence, after a Paris Fashion Week event featuring the Apple Watch, that Apple chose to make Ive available to Vogue. Apple is wading into the waters of high fashion, there's no doubt about it.
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Utopia - Deface The Music (1980)
By 1980 Todd & Utopia were sick of thier relationship with Bearsville Records and wanted out of thier contract. So to quickly take care of another "Contractual Obligation" they whipped up this album of Beatles sound-a-likes. I'd like to see the faces of the Bearsville/Warner Brothers executives when they heard the album for the first time!
I remember the LP getting a lot of bad and negative reviews at the time (one said they were aping The Knack this time around), but I loved it. It was ment not only as a record company screwjob but like the Rutles it was also to poke fun of and downplay the Beatles critical imporance in history as "Rock Gods". ("We were just a BAND" - John Lennon)
But this album is far better than the Rutles simple re-writes of Beatles classics. Deface's songs are better written and super-loaded with killer hooks (its also fun to guess "what song is it really?"). Todd's engineering work, which apes George Martin's classic Abbey Road 4-track productions is always stellar.
Instead of sidelong synth art rock as the early Utopia, or AOR rock on "Oops Wrong Planet" and "Adventures in Utopia" did, this album was the beginning of the re-invention of Utopia as a smart Power Pop group - which came to fruition on the S/T "Network Album" and "Obvilion". This is one fun album to fool people with (tell them it's a bootleg) and one of the best offhanded tributes to the Fab 4 ever..


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RoH Anniversary: Honor Moments 4
For the last couple of weeks I have been taking the time to look back at some great matches from the last 13 years of ROH and now as the 13th Anniversary show draws near. I thought it would be fitting to close this chapter with two more great matches from the history of ROH.
The two matches I picked were one match from the early part of ROH and another from a little more recently to be fair to the later years of ROH as well.
Samoa Joe Returns to Ring of Honor
The news just announced a few minutes by ROH that an ROH Legend will be returning to the company for the first time since 2008. His return will happen on Sunday March 7th in Baltimore, MD. This legend is formerly known as the "Samoan Submission Machine" Samoa Joe. Last week Joe walked away from TNA Wrestling after almost Ten years with the company and because of a contract dispute Joe left the company.
With this shocking news in place Samoa Joe looks to be returning home below are the dates for Joe's ROH appearances:
ROh Anniversary: honor Moments 3
Once again we turn back the clock of ROH history and it is hard to turn back the clock and not go back to the first show and the first ever main event in ROH history. This Main Event did wonders in setting the tone for the future of ROH and the type of the style this company brought to the "dance." The match saw Christopher Daniels vs Low-Ki vs Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan) in a Three Way Dance. All three of these men would have big parts in the future of Ring of Honor and also all of these men would leave Ring of Honor in the future and we would only see Daniels return to the company. But before Low-Ki and Daniels went off to TNA and before the Yes Movement and Daniel Bryan all three of these men were in Ring of Honor and were apart of history that day in Philly. Right now share in the chance to relive history in this trip back in time for Honor Moments 3:
For more info on the Anniversary show's card visit: http://www.rohwrestling.com/
Jushin Liger Returns to ROh
News has just been broke that around 3 weeks after Ring of Honor turns 13, ROH will see a legend make his return to the company for the first time since the NJPW and ROH co-promoted show in May of last year. So live in Redwood City, California the site of ROH Supercard of Honor IX will also be the site of Jushin "Thunder" Liger's next US appearance.
That's Right!! Jushin Liger is not just back in the United States, but he is back in Ring of Honor this appearance seems like it is only a one and done type thing. However, there is also still a little more than a month until the card happens and that leaves a lot of time for details regarding Liger's stay in ROH to be announced. As we prepare for the Japanese legend's next trip to the US let us look back at his past trips to the US for ROH.
For those who know about what Jushin Liger has done for the business outside of just time within the ranks of companies in the United States. They would tell you that Liger coming stateside is not only very special because of how rare it is, but also how great it is for the company that was able to bring him stateside because of the meaning and credibility Liger's name carries for whatever show he's on or company he works for. Liger has worked for ROH on three occasions in the past like I mentioned previously he was a part of the co-promoted show in May of last year. Liger also worked for ROH in 2010 and in late 2004; in 2010 he worked one match against ROH World Champion Austin Aries and came up short. In 2004, ROH delivered to its fans a dream match that fans had wanted to see Bryan Danielson vs Jushin "Thunder" Liger. In a shocking turn of events Liger defeated Danielson, in the match and then again the following night in a "dream tag team match" when Liger teamed with Samoa Joe vs Danielson & Low-Ki.
Liger brings in more fans to tune into the show and a proven track record for ROH to use in promoting the show. On March 27th, The "Thunder" Returns to Ring of Honor.
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ROh Anniversary: Honor Moments 2
Last week is when I got this going and now as we draw closer to Anniversary 13 on March 1 it is only fitting that I look back at another moment from ROH's past. Over the history of ROH's existence, we have seen some great feuds take place like CZW vs ROH, BJ Whitmer vs Jimmy Jacobs, SCUM vs ROH, and many others. However, one that in my opinion did wonders in giving a young star at that time, maybe just the rub he needed to become a real name in the business.
The Feud I speak of is........ CM Punk vs Raven, aka the polar opposites. Raven is everything Punks isn't when it comes to how he is with his lifestyle out of the ring. Punk being straightedge and Raven well being a borderline depressed drug user (his character). This made for not only great promos, but really great matches like this one featured below:
In the video a young CM Punk against the veteran/legend in Raven in what is in many ways the feud that made Punk a star in ROH. This feud did wonders for Punk's career, but also showed once again just how talented Raven is if he is given the opportunity to show his stuff and do his thing.
Every year in the month of Febrary ROH holds the events that symbolizes another year as a company amply titled this year Anniversary 13. This show will celebrate 13 years as a company for Ring of Honor and most likely going into the show ROH will be looking back at some great moments from the companies past. As far I know I am going to be doing it first though because that's what this about, looking back at the past 13 years of ROH and picking out our favorite memories.
I know off the top of my head there is no better place to start the trip back in time then looking back at the first ever Ring of Honor show from Febrary 2002. This was the opening video for the DVD:
After 13 years ROH has seen it's share of talent come and go like Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan Featured Above), Austin Aries, AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, Jimmy Rave, Jim Cornette, Alex Shelley, KENTA (Hideo Itami), Claudio Castagnoli (Cesaro), Chris Hero, El Generico (Sami Zayn), Kevin Steen (Kevin Owens), The Wolves, and many more. Point is talent is not a lost art in Ring of Honor and it has been a huge part of the company for the 13 years and continues to be a huge part. Since we are talking about people who left I have to mention Mark & Jay Briscoe have been with the company siince the begining of the company. I know that a lot of people would say none of these talents were anything, but Indy no names or Internet darlings before their respected companies made them stars but ROH has also been home to households like these two Stars featured in the match below from ROH's fist event:
Next to Final Battle the biggest PPV of the Ring of Honor calendar year is the Anniversary show when ROH like many other companies celebrate another year as a company. Now this is the full card but below are the matches announced thus far:
Alot of amazing matches announced for the card thus far and two that stick out for me are Jay Lethal vs Alberto El Patron and AJ Styles vs ACH. Now I know some of you might say what about the Tag match well I have seen them work and I know those two teams can tear the house down, but the two matches I picked have never happened before and are all the more intrguing.
I also still very interested in seeing El Patron on the Indies as well as ROH's push of ACH which maybe a little soon, but either way is well deserved he is a very talented compeitor. ROH will not disappoint with this event and will show why this show is one of the more important and biggest shows of the year for the company in my book.
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Category Archives: TI Data Sources
Turbo Integrator uses different data sources to load data into TM1 and create or modify dimensions.
"Joining" Text Files in a TM1 Turbo Integrator Process
How do you join text files in a TI when loading into TM1? In this post we discuss a method to emulate an SQL join in a TI where a csv or text file is the source for the Turbo Integrator process.
Data Export Tool Review – Flyspeed
Ever needed to create a text file from a data source and you have no tools available to interrogate it? We are doing a cloud Planning Analytics project for a client where they are using an ERP called Finance Plus over a database called Visual Foxpro. Mmmm, I hear you read – why is this relevant for me? Well, Visual Foxpro is a very close relative of dBase – a … Continue Reading
How to Create a Secure Gateway for Planning Analytics
There are a couple of elements that must be established to make the secure gateway work. There are server side and local side requirements. This post deals with what has to be done on the IBM server so you can connect it to your local data. For instructions on establishing the local side of the connection, please see this post. Server Side Configuration In the Welcome Kit from IBM, there is a … Continue Reading
How to Create Headers in AsciiOutput
I was creating a text file the other day using AsciiOutput and then realised that I needed to have a header line in there with column headers. The column headings are useful for then uploading into an external database with some confidence that each column is what you expect and also can form the identifiers in a subsequent TI to reload the data into TM1. Method to Create Headers in AsciiOutput … Continue Reading
DatasourceNameForServer and DatasourceNameForClient TM1 Functions: Use and Syntax
Ever wondered how you can vary the data source for a Turbo Integrator process inside the actual process so it becomes dynamic? Well here is a method. Firstly, define a bunch of variables: sCurrentMonth = CellGetS ( 'System Assumptions', 'No Year', 'No Month', 'Current Month', 'String' ); sFileDir = '\\servername\folder\'; sFileName = sCurrentMonth | ' ' | SUBST(sCurrentYear,3,2) | ' Employees.csv'; sFilePath = sFileDir | sFileName; Then use DatasourceNameForServer and DatasourceNameForClient to … Continue Reading
Using a Framework Manager Package as a Data Source
You can use data published through Cognos BI as a data source for TM1. I had heaps of trouble trying to make this to work. It was very frustrating, but I think worthwhile. So why bother I hear you ask first up. Well I reckon that in a combined BI & TM1 environment, having a data set that uses a common metadata layer for both BI and TM1 makes sense. … Continue Reading


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Do you enjoy cooking like some enjoy painting? Do you like to think about what to make for dinner? Do you like experimenting with your lunch as if that's your great research in life? Did you say 'yes' even though you are not a chef? You are going to like what I have to say here.
I was in Portland last week for a conference. A girl I met during another charity event, told me about it. She got me the tickets and also invited me to travel and stay with her. As of today, she is one of my good friends and someone I am glad I met. In this post, she is V.
The conference was for 3 days and our schedule was packed with talks, events and meet-ups. So,there were going to be short windows for our meals, and almost no time to have a relaxed lunch. For me, that usually means grab & go; for V, it means there is a possibility of going hungry. And she, as V puts it, is not a happy person in that state.
V is also not a whiner. So, she obviously had it all thought out.
Day 0, evening : Buy grocery, and include every ingredient that you can think of, but ensure that you have some ingredients that belong to these categories:
Salad/ Sandwich stuff : Tomatoes, Onions, mushrooms, carrots, capsicums, lemons
Breads & Protein : Eggs, cereals, oats, quinoa, bread
Sauces & dips : Honey, tea, mustard sauce, hummus
Fruits : Apples, grapes, bananas, berries
Day 0, night
Cook quinoa; boil eggs; saute mushrooms, carrots, capsicums & onions; boil/bake beans; chop vegetables; let everything cool down.
Seal the cooked quinoa, boiled eggs, sautéed & chopped vegetables in separate bowls with cling wrap and keep in refrigerator.
Day 1, morning
Get up when you can, laze around while you let the oats boil (you can grab an apple though)
Add nuts, fruits and honey to the boiled oats & enjoy the breakfast.
Before you run out, put the quinoa in a Tupperware. Top it with the sautéed vegetables, beans; add salt, pepper & any spice you like; squeeze the lemon; lock and keep it
Day 2, 3, 4 - morning
Repeat Day 1 but when you want a change, keep some cut vegetables between two pieces of bread, add mustard sauce and cling wrap!
If bored of the same quinoa recipe, add whatever you like such as hummus, olive oil, salad dressing!
I don't remember worrying about food or going hungry during the conference! My energy was channelized towards the conference events, conversations and observing the world around me. At some instant, the sandwich might have even tasted exotic because of all the fun activities.
Food experiences are an integral part of my life. However, I am not a chef and do not aspire to cook for a living; so, I might as well cut a middle path; give cooking & food some routine; and develop a discipline for my work, projects and writing instead. This simple assembly line arrangement lets me stay attracted towards my day-to-day engagements; and saves me from culinary distractions.
I tried this last week and I could see the benefit on the first day. I didn't waste any time during the day on cooking and put all my effort in preparing dinner. The result was a highly productive day, a satisfying lunch and a delicious dinner!
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Good morning, RVA! It's 57 °F, and we've got another excellent day lined up. It's Friday, the sun's out, and the temperatures are in the mid 70s—take a minute to enjoy.
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Ned Oliver says the eyerolly-named group, the CSA II: The New Confederate States of America, will hold a rally at the Lee statue on September 16th despite it being against the law. This seems fairly straight forward: Police should declare whatever assembly they end up with unlawful, tell everyone to go home, and arrest those that do not. What is even the point of the permitting process or the Governor's executive order temporarily banning rallies at the monument if those things are not enforced? And if you think groups like this are about anything other than white supremacy, you can read this short piece by Patrick Wilson about the Reconciliation Statue being vandalized with a "Confederate states forever" sticker. The Reconciliation Statue!
I'm sure you saw the pictures of the INDECLINE installation in Bryan Park yesterday. If not, Ned Oliver took a couple of photos. The two best things I've read (so far) about this are from Free Egunfemi at Untold RVA and Michael Paul Williams at the RTD. The former said, "Once again, presumptuous, patriarchal self-motivated white folks comprehending the least are doing the most." The latter said, "There's nothing funny about a lynching."
Tom Perriello has a column in the RTD about where do we go from here? His suggestion is a statewide Truth and Reconcilliation Commission to figure out "systematic, nonpartisan public processes for establishing a common understanding of our history, evaluating how we publicly memorialize that history and tackling policy reforms that address the painful legacies of our past." This would be like the Monument Avenue Commission, but with a much, much larger scope and authority. I'm into it!
This correspondent of the day advocates for tearing down the Harry F. Byrd statue on the capitol grounds—which I 100% agree with. Although he doesn't think so, the arguments he gives for bringing this statue down are the same for bringing down Confederate statues: "Those statues were put up with the specific intent of intimidating black citizens and declaring the racist defiance of those in power at the time." And in a M. Night Shyamalan-sized twist: This correspondent of the day is...KEN CUCCINELLI???
Saraya Wintersmith livetweeted last night's gubernatorial debate at Virginia Union. You should scroll through her feed to get a feel for some of the questions and answers.
One of my favorite Richmond food festivals, the Armenian Food Festival, now in its 59th year, begins today. Go get some of those hye burgers and paklava!
Amazon has put out an RFP for their second headquarters (PDF). I'd like you to notice that one of their core site requirements is access to mass transit. Also note that they've paid $43 million into Seattle's transit system, which is just about an entire year of GRTC's operating budget. As you can imagine, the opportunity to snag up to 50,000 jobs has mayors across the nation (including our own) signing up for what feels a lot like Mayoral Hunger Games. May the odds be ever in your favor, mayors!
- Kickers knocked off Orlando, 0-2,
- Spiders take on #25 Colgate at 1:00 PM on Saturday.
- #18 Hokies host Delaware at 3:30 PM.
- Wahoos welcome Indiana to Charlottesville, also at 3:30 PM.
- Nats beat the Phils, 4-3, and look to do it again tonight at 7:05 PM.
This morning's patron longread!
The First White President
From Patron Phil comes this longread by Ta-nehisi Coates in the Atlantic. It's long, sad, hard to read, and filled with things to think about.
To accept that the bloody heirloom remains potent even now, some five decades after Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down on a Memphis balcony—even after a black president; indeed, strengthened by the fact of that black president—is to accept that racism remains, as it has since 1776, at the heart of this country's political life. The idea of acceptance frustrates the left. The left would much rather have a discussion about class struggles, which might entice the white working masses, instead of about the racist struggles that those same masses have historically been the agents and beneficiaries of. Moreover, to accept that whiteness brought us Donald Trump is to accept whiteness as an existential danger to the country and the world. But if the broad and remarkable white support for Donald Trump can be reduced to the righteous anger of a noble class of smallville firefighters and evangelicals, mocked by Brooklyn hipsters and womanist professors into voting against their interests, then the threat of racism and whiteness, the threat of the heirloom, can be dismissed. Consciences can be eased; no deeper existential reckoning is required.
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On-the-street solutions for improving five American cities, with accessibility and mobility in mind
I love concepting big, underused streets because it gives folks the chance to see how much better our cities could be without spending a ton of money pouring concrete. Someone should do this to a bunch of spots in Richmond.
How can strips of asphalt become something transformative? Earlier this year, the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) released the Global Street Design Guide, a compendium of innovative case studies from more than 70 countries across the globe, addressing everything from bus-rapid transit to bike lanes, parklets to pedestrian plazas. Curbed applied these ideas to five different U.S. cities, using some of the concepts sketched out in the book as starting points to reimagine each intersection or street. Not every before-and-after scenario may be completely feasible, but each offers a vision of how designers can reclaim and repurpose our ever-present roadways.


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Jordan Rubin, author of The Great Physician's Rx for Health and Wellness, tells how he is often asked the question, "Can I get to Heaven eating unhealthy food?" He smiles and tells them, "Sure you will, you'll just get there a lot sooner."
I believe eating is one of those very personal things that each of us must decide for himself. Although God gives us guidance in His Word, I don't believe that our diets are necessarily a moral issue. There can be exceptions, of course. That is why this is one of those things that is between you and God.
Though I can't give you any hard and fast "rules" about if God cares what we eat, I can give you these facts:
Fact #1: He cares for you.
At one point in my life, I sold home decor items. One of our trademark pieces was a pottery dish that had the creator's fingerprints pressed into the handle so no two pieces were exactly alike. This is how God has created us. Each of us is unique, has our own special ministry and has God's own fingerprints upon our lives.
Fact #2: He cares about your health.
The reason God addresses food in the Bible at all is He loves us and wants what is best for us. He wanted His chosen people, the Israelites, to experience good physical health as He led them toward the Promised Land. He didn't want them to contract any of the diseases with which the Egyptians were plagued. There is no legalistic rule here....just pure love from our Heavenly Father.
Fact #3: He cares enough not to overwhelm us.
God's Word tells us that His yoke is easy and His burden is light. He never intended for any of His commands to be grievous to us. If you are overwhelmed by your attempt to eat healthier, perhaps you need to recognize that God is not requiring so much of you. Ask Him for wisdom and strength, and He will give it to you liberally.
Does God care what we eat? He cares much more than you know!


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22nd Annual October Coat Drive Collecting Gently Used Coats Through Oct. 31/
With the fall chill in the air, many people are pulling out warm coats for the season and perhaps even buying new ones. Others in the community, however, don't have the resources to keep their families warm this winter, and they need help from friends, neighbors, and community members.
The Dutchess Outreach Susan DeKeukelaere Annual Coat Drive, sponsored by Guardian Self Storage, has been collecting and distributing thousands of gently used coats to people in need for the past two decades, and the need is ever-growing. Last year, the drive collected over 8,000 coats and still had to turn people away!
This year, make a huge difference in someone's life simply by donating an extra coat. Did your child outgrow last year's parka? Donate it! How about that ski jacket you don't need anymore? You'll appreciate the extra space in your closet, and you'll keep someone warm all winter. All clean coats in good condition are welcome, though the need is greatest for adult plus sizes and children's coats.
The drive is going on through October 31, and there several convenient collection places. The closest Guardian Self Storage to Beacon is located at 1078 Route 9 in Fishkill. You can also drop off donations at All Sport Health and Fitness, located at 17 Old Main St. in Fishkill, and at several local schools. For more information, contact Judy Motter at email@example.com.


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What is the best place in Tennessee to find Gallatin credit consolidation lenders?
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As I said above, prior to the credit crunch we had basically "easy money" whereby the Gallatin banks were encouraged to lend to pretty much anyone in Tennessee with a pulse. As the economy tanked and their Gallatin debts mounted, a large portion of these people who got easy credit are now looking for Gallatin credit card consolidation programs. These Gallatin loans can be obtained but they are just like any other Gallatin loan. Your Tennessee credit rating, your ability to repay the Gallatin loan, an availability of collateral to secure the loan and the current Gallatin bank policies on Tennessee lending will determine if you get a Gallatin consolidation loan or not.
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Birthing a church planting movement is not a solo venture.
It requires the ability to form partnerships with people and organizations that reflect your values and passions.
Since the conception of our learning cohorts four years ago, we have been grateful for the amazing partners that God has given us. Let me introduce you to some of them to you and then you will have the opportunity to hear their excitement about what God is doing in and through the V3 Church Planting Movement. While God has given us many partners that have come alongside us, I'd like to highlight a few.
Some friends of the family
Alan and Deb Hirsch have partnered with us since our beginning. If you know Alan, you realize that not only is he a leading missional thinker who holds a lot of clout, but both Alan and Deb are down to earth people, practitioners, who refuse to act like celebrities, in a celebrity-driven culture.
Deb's honesty and vulnerability are refreshing, and both of their writing and speaking have shaped us in many ways. More than that, they are our friends who have been a constant encouragement to both Dan and I on this journey of birthing the V3 movement.
"I absolutely love what God is going in and through V3. Movement leaders, JR Woodward and Dan White Jr., have done a marvelous job in both initiating and cultivating what is becoming a genuine missional movement. I expect great things from this newly emerging movement in and across North America."
Alan Hirsch, Founder of 100 Movements, Forge Mission Training Network, and The 5Q Collective.
David Fitch has also influenced us since our start. His theological astuteness and practical wisdom, which has been learned in on-the-ground missional church planting, has formed us significantly.
As a theologian-practitioner, his friendship and writing continue to help us re-imagine what it means to be the church in our context. His most recent book Faithful Presence is a must read. Fitch is a character, one that I hope you meet on your journey.
"The church of Jesus Christ is not an organizational structure to be reproduced and/or franchised. It is a way of life to be planted and nurtured in 100's of different ways for each locale and context. The V3 Church Planting movement knows and understands that. It is organic, locally driven, and deeply mission driven, and I highly recommend it."
David Fitch, B. R. Lindner Chair of Evangelical Theology, Northern Seminary, author of Faithful Presence
Linda Bergquist, a church strategist in San Francisco and the Bay Area, is not only a serial church planter, and a hospitable host to many, but she has been a good friend to V3. She is one of the wisest people in North America when it comes to movement intelligence and exegeting a neighborhood and city.
She has co-authored a number of significant books, and tirelessly serves church planters and movements. We value our friendship with her and are glad that she shares her wisdom monthly on the V3 blog.
"For most, church planting is still only theory, but V3 is actually successfully practicing movement principles and starting churches that are multiplying among English speakers in North America, as well as among other language groups. JR and Dan have developed an authentic approach to place-based disciple making that is sturdy and impressive.
I am thankful for V3, and hopeful about how God will continue to use this movement in North America and beyond."
Linda Bergquist, Church Planting Catalyst, Mentor, Coach and Co-author of Church Turned Inside Out and City Shaped Churches
Also, the Missio Alliance is an extremely important partner to V3. As a co-founder of Missio and a current board member, I certainly have a bias.
Missio Alliance has become a theological umbrella for numerous tribes, seminaries and organizations, including V3. The Missio Alliance is re-imagining the church for a new world and providing rich resources through writing collectives, and spirit-led gatherings that are equipping the church for God's future.
Chris Backert and JR Rozko, as the current staff team, are doing an amazing job in the continual development of Missio.
Finally, I need to say that V3 would not be in existence, apart from the BGAV. As an apostolic arm of the BGAV, V3 has been able to expand across North America in fresh ways. I have appreciated the leadership of Wayne Faison, my supervisor, and John Upton, my boss, who have given us the freedom and liberty to develop V3 in whatever ways that God has led. They have created space for leaders like myself to help birth a new movement. We seek to move forward, grateful for our roots. The BGAV truly lives out a kingdom first mentality.
As you can see, within a short time, God has given us a treasure of partners, who we look forward to deepening our friendship with these people and organizations as well partner on some important projects together, especially as we start to see V3 City Collectives pop up all across the country. You have heard about how much we appreciate our partners, now you get to hear their excitement about V3.
How you can be involved
As I said, church planting is not a lone wolf venture. You need to be in company alongside strong men and women of God who are dedicated and passionate, who can partner with you.
Through the Learning Cohorts, those relationships are available, along with in-depth coaching and training. If that's something you are interested in learning more about, please click here.
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