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Global Knowledge Wins 2014 IBM Choice Award for Global Training Provider of the Year
IT and Business Training Leader Achieves Prestigious Honor in Program's Inaugural Engagement
CARY, N.C. and TORONTO - Global Knowledge, the world's leading IT and business training provider, today announced it was named winner of an IBM Choice Award for Global Training Provider of the Year.
Announced at the IBM PartnerWorld Leadership Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, IBM's Choice Awards recognize a select number of IBM Business Partners who exhibit IBM values in all client interactions and achieve common business goals and mutually significant business impact. The Choice Awards, selected by IBM leadership in each geography, are given to Business Partners across a range of categories, recognizing their working relationships with clients and demonstrated skills in selling IBM solutions.
"We'd like to congratulate Global Knowledge for being awarded a 2014 IBM Choice Award as Global Training Provider of the Year. Their industry expertise, demonstrated skills in selling IBM Training solutions and dedication to helping their clients achieve higher value does not go unnoticed," said Marc Dupaquier, general manager, IBM Global Business Partners. "We look forward to continuing to work with Global Knowledge to achieve common business goals with our combined training solutions and capabilities."
"Earning the very first IBM Choice Award for Global Training Provider of the Year award is an outstanding honor," said Brian K. Branson, Global Knowledge president and CEO. "We strive to provide our customers with the best training experience and have been refining and enhancing our services, systems and support since 1995. This foundation and commitment to exceeding customer expectations, coupled with our agility to continually support advancing learning technologies and techniques, enabled us to deliver on our global commitment to IBM and its clients."
Global Knowledge delivers comprehensive IBM Training worldwide, with courses that can be tailored to the specific needs of a team or organization. The IBM Global Training Provider program is a key component of IBM's Global Skills Initiative, which aims to provide clients with faster and greater return on investment by accelerating solutions deployment.
Michael Fox, SVP, Enterprise Solutions for Global Knowledge, added, "Engaging a Business Partner like Global Knowledge, with nearly 20 years of expertise in delivering high-quality skills and certification programs for clients around the world, enables IBM to focus on their core strengths of technology services and solutions while leveraging a Business Partner for industry- leading education solutions. IBM's clients will enjoy consistently unmatched training experiences through Global Knowledge. We are excited and honored to have so quickly achieved this recognition, and we look forward to our continued acceleration of IBM's clients' skills and successes."
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Rat cars can be sold through places, such as Racing Junks website or online auctions like eBay. Rat rods have a small following, which can make it difficult to find a buyer, so these type of websites offer sellers an opportunity to reach a larger marketplace.
Racing Junk offers sellers a centralize marketplace where people can sell, buy or trade anything through the automotive performance communities. Racing Junk does not charge sellers a fee to post on their website and instead offers an option for paid membership, which comes with associated perks.
Online auctions, such as eBay, allow a seller to reach millions of buyers world wide. The seller is required to pay a listing fee and final value fee when the item sells.

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To make up for the oopsie and as its a Bank Holiday weekend and some might like to get a head start I'm posting Aril late and May early today!
This month's block choice is from Genevieve and she has chosen a type of chain block that looks like fun to make. Would be a perfect block to keep in mind for using up scraps at some stage too and I think its a lovely choice for a bee block!
To make this block you will need :
No half-square triangles or flying geese!! Only 3 inch squares
Overall blue theme– can use small print
|Cut one strip (Or shorter strips in multiple of 3")
|Cut long strips into 3" squares
|Very light blue or white
|3" wide by 24" long
|3" wide by 57" long
|Dark blue/navy
|3" wide by 66" long
Put together with ¼ inch seams. Seven 32 squares across, row by row then join rows.
Press seams open.
Block size around 18 inches un-finished. 17.5" finished when pieced into your quilt.
Happy May Bank Holiday Weekend!


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The Movie Bar's third Season opening night will now take place at the Studio in the Belfast Waterfront rather than it's spiritual home on Bedford Street.
Friday 16th September 2011 from 8:30PM
Troll Hunter plus full supporting programme and free membership to patrons.
Membership allows for discounted tickets for the rest of the season.
Book Now! to avoid the disappointment of sitting at home watching old episodes of B.J. and the Bear.


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Most of us are well aware of ghastly creatures, paranormal activities and otherworldly happenings. Well, If I ask how many of you have seen a ghost- a lot of us will disagree. In real life phenomenon, we come across moments when we visualize spooky incidents. Although we don't know a face behind it. Having said that, there is no ultimate destination or, time period where there is a certainty of finding a supernatural creature. Oh Wait! You gotta see this.
Mehendipur Balaji. This is neither a phrase nor a chant from the Bible to ward off evil spirits. This infact is a temple located in Rajasthan, India. "Mehendipur" is the exact location of this temple in Rajasthan and "Balaji" is the chief deity residing within this holy structure. It is claimed that a lot of possessed people come to this temple and they get rid of the evil spirits attached to them for a very long time.
"Balaji" replicates Hanuman- the prime supporter of God Rama; the god of values and prosperity in Hinduism. Hanuman is known for finishing forlorn chores and eliminating negative energy. Along with Hanuman, there are two other deities in this temple. Pret-Raaj or, the lord of spirits resides here with Kaal-Bhairava, the chief follower of Lord shiva.
When you enter the premises of this very temple, you find an enormous crowd of devotees gathered outside its main gate. There is a special provision for possessed people as they look breathtakingly creepy.
All possessed souls gather around the centre of the temple. First of all, the priest sprinkle some holy water flowing from Balaji's statue. It is interesting to know that the source of this continuous water flow is still a mystery. Moving ahead, priest offers them some lucidity to get started.
"Hundreds of possessed females and males continue to dance in a weird manner. They hit their head on temple's tomb, scratch their body, cry and laugh occasionally and move their head in a retarded manner. It looks very spooky and gives a glimpse of ghosts existing in our world."
There is also a ghost fair conducted in this temple once an year. During that occasion, a series of exorcisms are conducted here to ward off malevolent spirits.
If you are planning to visit this place, make sure you depart from here in the daytime. Once dark, you are surrounded with numerous evil spirits trying to find a new body. Never reply to a weird call or a harsh voice. Never turn back when you hear somebody calling you, locals advise.


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I've wanted to keep in touch something just about BMW X3 specially when I publication in numerous newspapers that X3 is the privileged sale in Europe. It is a bitty bit inexplicable rugose estimate, beside a charge well-nigh the identical look-alike X5 and near a playful attitude, but X3 was changed in a big occurrence.
Most of BMW engines are astonishing and Europeans are active wacky when they hear just about BMW, untold more when the deferment cue us of a machine. Practically, if we help yourself to a smashing countenance at the price, we will be competent to notice that the solely unassailable and indisputable competitor for X3 it is X5. But X3 is more than a in height disobey car than that dumpy SUV on which all buyers are imaginativeness.
And the reality that the car was unloading a facelift, in the past the new X5 will be launched is another substantiation of how by a long way the German constructor meticulousness nearly this car! I don't say that the facelift is drastically spectaculars, the car solely gets to be much vulturous.Post ads:
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New Zealand has a king and his name is Jesus. He was raised up to that position by God, so we do not need an election to choose a new king, or political leader.
We should seek and honour the king who is already on the throne. Jesus is the only king who does not disappoint.
We need the Holy Spirit of God to teach us how to love and serve the king that God has given us.


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This article is about the royal epithet. For other uses, see Storm King (disambiguation).
Storm King is a so-far-ill-defined position that seems to entail ownership of the Muses, headship of the Knights of Jove and "rightful" rulership of Europa. But then, rightful really only means what people think it means, anyway...
Its first (and, apparently, only known[1]) holder was Andronicus Valois, and it appears the title was created for him specifically.
If it's hereditary, Prince Tarvek Sturmvoraus may be entitled to the position — he certainly seems to think so,[2] and has convinced The Muses Tinka, Moxana[3] and Otilia — and the modern-day re-staging of Portentius Reichenbach's The Storm King opera may represent part of a propaganda campaign to that effect.[4]
Of course, Martellus von Blitzengaard and his followers have their own opinions on this subject. As does this fellow ✣ ...
Questions and Theories Edit
- Were there Storm Kings after Andronicus?
- Is this an inherited title or an awarded one? Baron Oublenmach and Duke Strinbeck are more than a little troubled ✣ by Gilgamesh Wulfenbach repelling a legion of war stompers by calling down the lightning.
Possibly relevant outside information Edit
The title Storm King appears to correspond to the Sun King, aka Louis XIV of France in our world.
Particularly relevant from the Wikipedia article is this:[5]
...he was associated with Apollo Helios, the Greco-Roman god of the Sun. This is also fitting because, as patron of the Arts, Louis was, like Apollo Musagetes, the "leader of the Muses".This connection has now been confirmed in news that says "The Storm King was inspired by the Sun King." (taken from web.archive because the original news article is missing.
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As the population of Kingston grew rapidly after the War of 1812, physicians expressed concern that greater care be given to the sick poor. A voluntary organization was established for such a purpose in 1817, and in 1820 the Female Benevolent Society began providing medical care to the poor out of an old military blockhouse.
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Python - What are Abstract Classes?
An abstract class can be considered a blueprint for other classes, allowing you to mandate a set of methods that must be created within any child classes built from your abstract class.
Lets first look at how you create an abstract class. First we import abc, we define the class as a metaclass using the __metaclass__ magic attribute, we then decorate using @abc.abstractmethod.
import abc class TestClass(object): __metaclass__ = abc.ABCMeta @abc.abstractmethod def set_total(self,input): """Set a value for instance.""" return @abc.abstractmethod def get_total(self): """Get and return a value for instance.""" return
Lets look at an abstract class in action.
First, if we go and build a child class from this base class, using the correct methods i.e abstract methods, we should see no problems. Like so,
class MyClass(TestClass): def set_total(self,x): self.total = x def get_total(self): return self.total
>>> m = MyClass()
>>> print m
<__main__.MyClass object at 0x100414910>
However if we create a child class with methods different to what was set within our abstract class, the class will not instantiate.
Notice how I have changed the name of the get_total method to xyz_get_total
class MyClass(TestClass): def set_total(self,x): self.total = x def xyz_get_total(self): return self.total
>>> m = MyClass()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: Can't instantiate abstract class MyClass with abstract methods get_total
Abstract Class Instantiation
And finally there is one last point that I should highlight. Due to the fact that an abstract class is not an concrete class, it cannot be instantiated. Heres an example,
>>> t = TestClass() Traceback (most recent call last): File "
", line 1, in TypeError: Can't instantiate abstract class TestClass with abstract methods get_total, set_total
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"My vision is to empower all who work within the pastry industry to be-come better creatives, mad scientists, leaders, and chef/owners, and through that work create culture and environments that allow businesses and the people who work within them to thrive."
Tom Hemerka is the Social Media Manager for The French Pastry School of Kennedy-King College at City Colleges of Chicago. He is a trained pastry chef and also the founder of Pastry Elite, a social media network that highlights the best pastry chefs in the world.
Tom's passion for the art of pastry started at an early age, he was working in restaurant kitchens by the time he was 16 years old. Looking to broaden his expertise during college, he sought classical culinary training at Johnson & Wales, where he focused his energy on pastry and foodservice operations. Before graduating in 2011, he sought mentors like James Gallo and Keegan Gerhard whose teachings became the foundation for his career. The dedication and discipline he practiced served him well as he accepted an offer from the Ritz-Carlton, Beaver Creek where he assumed the responsibilities of pastry chef in its fine dining establishment. Tom then worked at Patisserie 46 where he oversaw several areas of operation under John Kraus, who was named one of the top 10 chocolatiers in North America and who was awarded the bronze medal at the Coupe du Monde de la Patisserie during Tom's time there.
He is an asset to the school, as his insatiable obsession for pastry is fueling his mission to create a thriving social media ecosystem for The French Pastry School's network of students, chefs, and pastry enthusiasts.


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A Zombie Girlfriend?… Yes Please!
The epic battle of humans vs. zombies continues in the background of today's zombie comic, yet somehow against all odds these two crazy kids find love. (I think I'm tearing up a bit, and not JUST because I plucked a nose hair… ouch!)
I'm sure some of your are thinking, "Holy Crap! What a perv! He sure does draws a lot of cleavage"
This is true, but just for the record, my wife laughed out loud at today's comic. That's vindication, dang it!


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Diabolizer are a band from Turkey that plays a very daemonic form of death metal and this is a review of their 2016 album "Apokalypse" which will be released in July by third Eye Temple.
A very heavy and brutal sound starts off the album along with some morbid sounding melodies and death metal growls and when the music speeds up a great amount of blast beats can be heard while high pitched screams can also be heard at times and the solos and leads are also done in a very dark and melodic fashion.
Throughout the recording t here is a great mixture of slow, mid paced and fast parts along with a great mixture of both modern and old school influences and all of the musical instruments have a very powerful sound to them while the fast riffs also use a great amount of tremolo picking and the album also remains very heavy and brutal form beginning to ending of the recording.
Diabolizer plays a style of death metal that is very dark, heavy, brutal, fast and aggressive sounding, the production sound s very professional while the lyrics cover dark, blasphemous and occult themes.
In my opinion Diabolizer are a very great sounding dark and brutal death metal band and if you are a fan of this musical genre, you should check out this album. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Process the Void" "Temple Of Demonic Torments" and "Descend into Desolation". 8 out of 10.


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Shadowkings l: The Beginning by Mychael Black
Torquere Press
Novel: 163pgs
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Witchcraft and homosexuality are punishable by death, but it doesn't stop Lucca Moretti from embracing both. Lucca fears no man, but he has one weakness: his twin brother, Gabriele. When tragedy strikes, Lucca and Gabriele have few options, but they do have allies. They flee from the wreckage of their family's home and take refuge in the home of Lorik, the unofficial leader of the vampires in the city of Rome. Lorik offers them safety, but not without a price.
Gabriele has spent years fighting an unholy desire for his twin, but even his fear is no match for the lure of Lucca's kiss. In this new world they've stumbled into, however, there is much more to the people around them than meets the eye.
The vampires are at war, and Lorik's court mage sees something in Lucca that could turn the tide in their favor. Secrets come to light which can either aid the twins in saving the new family they've found, or destroy them all.
This book was different from what I normally read. I've not had a chance to read much Twincest books, but this was filled with so much imagination and vivid storytelling, that I couldn't resist it.
Lucca Moretti is this guy who is in love with his twin. That is first and foremost what you need to know about him. He's that bad boy who everyone always falls for. He has always had these powers that he's known for, and not in a good way. The people talk about him, that he's evil, but he's really not. He's got these gifts that even his brother has no idea about. Even in taking pleasure in other men, it's always his twin that he sees. He is this deep, dark character that really pulls you into his web.
Gabriele Moretti is the sweeter twin. He's been in love with Lucca for as long as he can remember. He waivers back and forth regarding what he feels for Lucca. He's battling the teachings of the Church and what he thinks is right. Gabriele is innocent in the sense of the darkness that seems to follow Lucca around. He's the conscience and softer side whereas; Lucca is the harder, dominant side.
This story had vampires, different realms, and Shadowkings. It was filled with harsh violence. The very things that the author described was harsh and made me catch my breath. It was part of the story and it wasn't truly excessive, but it was harsh. I loved how the vampires were written. It wasn't the stereotypical view of them, but it was still a nice and different version and it helped make the story even better in my opinion.
The secondary characters were such a part of the story that they also helped it flow smoothly. They were in turns very helpful and some, just there to stir the pot. They each carried a part of the story on their back to help or hinder the brothers along. I really liked Lorik and Dorian. I liked how they each brought out different things to the table. There are so many wonderful characters in this story; I can't to see what happens next.
The story really flowed smoothly. I wasn't taken out of the story at any point. I read it straight through. I was drawn into the story and when it was over, I was sad. I then remembered that this was only the first part in a series and that I'll get to see these guys again.
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Join Me, Sloan Kettering Memorial Center & Cycle for Survival to fight the battle.
If you are wondering what cycle for survival is... "it is a high energy in door team cycling event that provides a tangible way to beat rare cancers." Please view their website to learn more about this amazing organization at the Cycle for Survival website.
I learned about Cycle for Survival when I heard a story concerning a young boy who attended my daughter's school lost his mom at the early age of 2 to a rare cancer. He was the first kid to create a Cycle for Survival kids event which my daughter participated in.
Since I have been touched on countless occasions of family and friends dealing with cancer and Sloan Kettering always being a place of hope and guidance for so many that I know it only seemed fitting that I try to do more. I made this pendant using the logo from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to support their fight. Stand up to Cancer! All proceeds are donated directly to Cycle for Survival to benefit Sloan Kettering. If you know some one or have been through this fierce battle then wear this pendant to honor yourself or someone you love.
This Sloanne Kettering Memorial Pendant is sterling silver with a brushed satin finish measuring 1.25"h x .5"w x 1/16 "d it comes with an adjustable cotton cord for a length of 16" to 28", your choice of orange or blue cord. The ship time is 2-5 business days. If you need sooner please contact the studio to see about rush order. Price includes cost to ship piece.


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e-Manual for Specimen Gross Examination in Surgical Pathology (4th Ed)
General Advice on Gross Examination
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1. Gross examination requires hands-on practice: The process of gross examination and description is a specialized professional skill obtained through training. It is erroneous to assume that general literacy and rudimentary medical knowledge are sufficient for performing an accurate and revealing gross examination. In-depth knowledge of anatomy, diagnostic pathology, clinical medicine, and patient management are pre-requisites for training. Like all other skills, gross examination requires hands-on practice over a period of time, and can not be professed by reading a manual or book only.
2. Document essential ID information: Gross description is an important form of medico-legal documentation. Information such as the patient's name, medical record number, and specimen designation, though repetitive, should be included in the gross description. The regular practice of including these identifiers in the report helps ensure that the prosector correlates all identifiers and serves as a permanent means of documenting that said correlation is performed. See also Key Elements to Observe.
3. Organize the gross description by specimen components: The components (or parts) of a specimen should be stated and measured before elaborating on morphological findings. Subsequently, description should be organized by each component (or part) in an orderly fashion. A gross description that jumps around among various specimen components makes for an incoherent and incomprehensible report and should be avoided. See also Key Elements to Observe.
4. Gross description should describe, not diagnose: The purpose of the gross description is to document the macroscopic findings as objectively as possible. Although it is often possible to recognize specific diagnostic entities based on their gross features, it is best to reserve this classification for the microscopic examination. For example, "solid, stellate, white-tan mass" is preferred over "carcinoma" or "cancer". In addition, although the word "tumor" technically can refer to any mass-like process, it is often considered to be equivalent to "neoplasm"; therefore, some may advocate avoidance of the word "tumor" in a gross description.
5. Use likely differential diagnoses to guide the gross examination (and sampling): Your description and specimen sampling should reflect your differential diagnoses, based on the submitting physician's opinion or inquiry, clinical history and findings, other laboratory or radiologic studies, and, finally, your macroscopic assessment. Although the general and accepted format should be followed, focus should be given to the important aspects related to clinical scenario.
6. Content and format are more important than style: Individuals may differ in their descriptive styles, but their coverage of key elements of a given specimen type should be relative consistent. These essential elements can be well conveyed by a small group of key words. For example, "vermiform", "serosal exudate", and "transmural defect", are key words used in describing an appendix with appendicitis.
7. Collect essential information required in the final pathology report: The final pathology report includes more than just the diagnosis. For malignant neoplasms, size, grade or degree of differentiation, extent of involvement, (lymphovascular) invasion status, and resection margin status are additional elements which must be reported (see also Key Elements to Observe). In addition, key elements unique for some organs / sites or tumors should also be included. It is very helpful to consult the appropriate cancer reporting template or AJCC staging scheme to find out what data elements are required for a specific specimen prior to starting your gross examination.


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So there you are, cooking along in your kitchen, and you grab your next ingredient, which just so happens to be in a jar. You twist, you turn, you grab one of those rubber grip things, nothing is opening that jar. You try tapping it on the edge of the counter, or running hot water on it. Nothing. That jar is not going to open for you. Thoughts of smashing it on the ground come to mind, or even completing the recipe without the ingredient.
Well stress no more! I recently learned this great tip while making a roasted red pepper soup.Take out your can opener, and using the bottle opener tip, stick it under the lid of the jar. Gentle pull until you hear the vacuum release. Remove the bottle opener, and twist the cap right off. Its so easy, its almost stupid. I cant believe how many times I've wretched my hands trying to get jars open. Once or twice I've even waited until my boyfriend got home to see if he could open it! Not anymore!! No more stuck jars for me!


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Episode 7 Show Notes:
We had a blast hanging out with Valle Kauniste last Thursday night at his new brewery in Pearland, Vallensons. Ryan, Matty D, Ross, and Grayson were onhand to taste some great Vallensons beer including the Oatmeal Stout and a special Anniversary Strong Ale among others. Valle shared how his experiences in the US Air Force and travels abroad shaped his view of what beer should be, his plans for Vallensons and the role small breweries can play in creating a sense of community in their neighborhoods.
The Craft Lexicon Word of the Day: Crushable (and trust us, Valle served up some Crushable goodies during the show).
We reviewed the St. Arnold Tribute release festivities that took place last week as well as the B-52 Tart Frenchie release.
Finally, the mailbag brought some peculiar questions. Ross explains Drinking Gloves as a new fashion trend, butt chugging in outer space, is it possible? AND MORE.
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Thailand's caretaker government, the Chat Thai Party, has selected Siam Vision Co, a subsidiary of Siam TV and Communication Co, to mount a nationwide campaign to encourage voter turnout ahead of the general election. Dr Seri Wongmonta, chairman of the parent company, says he hopes to get such personalities as highly-respected former prime minister Anand Panyarachun and popular teenage singer Jason Young as presenters in TV ads. Wongmonta will also work as a consultant on the party's own electioneering campaign.
The leading opposition Democrat Party has chosen Batey Ads (Thailand) Co and Bates (Thailand) Co to manage its campaigns in Bangkok and the provinces respectively.
Meanwhile, the Chat Pattana Party (translates as Nation Development Party), led by former prime minister Chatichai Choonhavan, has assigned Thai Image Advertising Co. The Palang Dharma Party (translates as "Moral Force Party") retains its relationship with SC Matchbox Co, a subsidiary of the giant computer and telecommunications Shinawatra Group, while the New Aspiration Party (NAP) has decided on Spa Advertising.
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So, you've got yourself a killer chord progression and maybe some lyrics. But what you really want now is to add a driving bass line and maybe some other instrumentation to give your song depth. Let's look at a bass line that's more than just root notes. We'll also take a look at using an arpeggio idea on a second instrument.
Shown in our music score are two instrument parts extracted from one of our original songs that features in our Songwriting online course. You can see the chords outlined C - am - FMaj7 - G. That's a fairly mainstream sequence but with a little creativity you can make it sound fresh. Let's assume your main instrument is already holding out these chords nicely. On a side note we play this at 112 BPM, so it's pacey enough to groove too but not really fast to it's a workout on your instrument. Take a look at the score and then we'll discuss it a little.
Consider the track marked 'Guitar' as your second instrument. In a rock band it would most likely be a second guitar or another keyboard part. But, we mucked about a bit with some samples and listened with violin, trumpet and some effect keyboards and it all worked fine. This track is a series of arpeggios which match the chords being played but travel down your instrument from higher register to lower. Then instead of an arpeggio on the last half of bar two it plays a nice melodic walk through the Major scale of the chord those notes belong to (G Major) starting on the 3rd note of that scale (B Note). It's a comfortable approach that sounds good. You could simply play an arpeggio behind each chord but we went for something extra.
Behind each chord is a bass octave. Notice the approach. Each octave is played with a different approach. You've got half notes, sixteenth notes and sustained notes. It's a naturally flowing bass line but one that was crafted. In other words we sat down and specifically worked out the bass line we wanted rather than just play along with the chords. The issue there could be that we'd fall back into stuff we do all the time so needed to forcefully introduce new ideas.
Here's two audio versions of those tracks. One version with acoustic guitar, and a version with keyboard. The bass line is identical for both.
So, that's a quick overview of one way to add an extra track to your chord progression. And also, to get your bass playing away from using only root notes. The full version of this lesson is found in our Songwriting Course. As a bonus for reading this post we'll give you access to our course at a super discount! Simply click the image and check it out for yourself. Become a better songwriter today!
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"Orange Facts:
There are two major types of oranges: Navels and Valencias,
We had fun with this because we assemble our own parfait
after Chef Danhi showed us how to do. This one is mine.
Are you proud of me? LOL!
We had fun with this because we assemble our own parfait
after Chef Danhi showed us how to do. This one is mine.
Are you proud of me? LOL!
How exciting that you got to meet Chef Danhi and love all the recipes you're sharing here. :D Also, I would like to thank you for stopping by my blog a couple of days ago. Appreciate your support! Hope to see you again and more of this blog too. :D
You are welcome Chris. Hope to see you again too.Delete
Wow, Quay Po this is so exciting, recipes using oranges and lemons! They must be very tasty. Must look put for the Cara Cara oranges.ReplyDelete
I think Cara Cara in season now, quickly go get it.Delete
I love sunkist oranges and lemons too! Definitely love to try these recipes one day. Thank you for sharing :)ReplyDelete
You are welcome Ann, I am sure you will come up with a nice twist to these recipes.Delete
Hi QP! Besides loaded with Vitamins, cooking with citrus provides the acid to balance the richness of many popular dishes... Thanks for sharing this!ReplyDelete
You are welcome.Delete
Oooo...that sure looks good. I can imagine the taste of the roasted chicken. Drool!!!ReplyDelete
The roasted chicken is AWESOME! You must try this recipe.Delete
I love oranges. Thanks for sharing the recipes, they all look and sound great!ReplyDelete
Most Welcome, Thanks to Chef Danhi for being so generous as to let me share his recipes here.Delete
Very interesting fact abt the navel... next time I look for big big navel for sweet sweet oranges!ReplyDelete
So now you can always get sweet oranges.Delete
I like red oranges! Looks like ruby red grapefruit too, one of my other fav fruit apart from lemons. This sounds like a great event! Love the pairing of citrus with chicken and salmon.ReplyDelete
Kelly, you must try all the recipes above. Your Quay Lo will love you long time. hahahaDelete
What a wonderful event! And, your images are incredible. Thank you for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
Most welcome Lois. Thanks for the compliment on my photos.Delete
This so exciting! I would love to attend such an event! Thank you for all the info and sharing the recipes with us I've bookmarked this to print. Have a beautiful day! :)ReplyDelete
Most welcome Vanessa. Happy cooking.Delete
Wow, you are so lucky, meeting Chef Robert Danhi! I have been eyeing one of his books for quite a while now, on Thai cooking!
Thanks for sharing those recipes, they sure look yummy!
His Thai cooking cook book looks really good. I will look into it very soon.Delete
That's very informative, didn't know have such a wide variety of oranges! and you parfait looks delicious!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the compliment on my parfait. I am proud of it. LOL!Delete
can't wait to try out some of these recipes!! Thanks for sharing !ReplyDelete
Welcome Sonia. I was looking forward to see you. So sorry you missed this event.Delete
Looks like a great demonstration!ReplyDelete
Oh YES!! one of the best cooking demo I have ever attended. Chef Danhi has star quality and I mean it when I said he is not just a chef:)Delete


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This is a layout with two of the lovely family photos that I have recently pulled out of a draw.
The chipboard are different pieces that I have chosen to enhance the photos.
I have used pearlescent acrylic liquid to paint the "Always" and then covered with UTEE..ultra thick embossing enamel.
The corner scrolls have been painted with silver pearlescent paint and then coated with UTEE to give it the high gloss.
The butterfly I have used Viva Inka silver rub and then added UTEE
I have used black UTEE to add gloss to the word family I have also added layers of paper doilies to give texture.
I have used a lace choker necklace and cut it up to use as a decoration to the top of the page, and them added pearls and pearl and silver buttons just to finish the page.
Thank you for joining me for my first project.
Shadow box frame.
For my next project I have used the memory maze shadow box.
This was the first time I had worked with a shadow box. This kit comes in pieces, so before I started to put it together I gave it two coats of gesso to give me a great surface to work on.
Here I have covered the box with Tim Holtz wax paper and added some bronze stamp ink to add the vintage tones.
After I had added two coats of ultra thick embossing enamel I then added some copper die cuts that have been embossed.
This is after I have added some embellishments to front before I have fastened it to the box..easier to work on it whilst it is flat.
This is the box in two parts after it had been gessoed so that I could then start to add the decorative layers.
I have coated the top with Ranger embossing stamp pad to add a base to add the enamel to.
This shows the enamel as I am adding heat to it , its quite easy to see the areas that have not yet been heated.
I decided as it was an old photo I didn't like the white edge showing...
...so I have added copper velvet ric rac in the corners and down the side of the box in order to finish the photo and add colour.
This is the final result of my second project, I hope you enjoy looking.
HAPPY SCRAPPING ...Jan
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This whale is identified by the long dorsal fin and the white markings on the head and underside. The southern resident killer whale population is declining in size, presently with less than 100 animals. Killer whales have a low reproductive rate, late age of maturity, long gestation period (up to 17 months) and may reproduce only at intervals of five years or more. They are vulnerable to marine pollution, declining fish stocks, marine vessel collisions, and harassment by boaters. Boaters should observe the Be Whale Wise guidelines. Boats should keep clear of the path of whales, not approach within 100 meters, and limit viewing time to 30 minutes.
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I've been talking this book up to coworkers and friends since I was about halfway through with it, but I've found the process to be a bit superfluous. Despite the long list of specific praises I've had at the ready, the right sort of person (which, fortunately, is the sort of person I'm surrounded by daily) has been sold on the book as soon as I've said the title. And really, the title does a lot of this work for me. If you find it clever and cute, you will be as completely enchanted by this book as I was.
The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making is Catherynne M. Valente's first children's book, and it's easily become one of my all-time favorites. The story follows the adventures of a young girl named September who has tired of her life in Omaha. With her father off fighting in World War II and her mother at work in the factories, September decides she won't be missed and accepts the Green Wind's invitation to take her to Fairyland. Once there, September meets a variety of strange and sweet characters, all of which seem to have suffered a loss. Fairyland is darker than September expected, and as time goes on, it becomes clear that September might need to become the sort of hero she's read about in stories, even as she becomes less and less sure that she's the right girl for the job.
I loved this book for so many reasons. The characters are lively and wholly endearing. The world Valente creates is imaginative but so well-realized, somehow managing to feel both completely fantastical and lived-in all at once. The tone is humorous and self-aware, similar to a Lemony Snicket or Neil Gaiman story, but Valente's voice is so unique that I don't want to downplay her with comparisons. Valente writes not only with humor and fantasy, but also with enormous intelligence. This book doesn't talk down to its audience at all, which is my favorite quality in a children's book. Not only does the book have a sophisticated vocabulary, but the language itself is so poetic that it merges with the narrative to create storytelling that's different than anything I've experienced before. The story itself is poetic. It's hard to even extract a passage as example; the best I can give is when September finds herself in a magical bathhouse, being taken care of by a soap golem named Lye:
"September's head ducked immediately under the thick, bright gold water. When she bobbed up, the smell of it wrapped her up like a warm scarf: the scent of fireplaces crackling and warm cinnamon and autumn leaves crunching underfoot. She smelled cider and a rainstorm coming. The gold water clung to her in streaks and clumps, and she laughed. It tasted like butterscotch.
'This is the tub for washing your courage,' Lye said, her voice as even and calm as ever […]
'I didn't know one's courage needed washing!' gasped September as Lye poured a pitcher of water over her head."
The language wasn't the only part of this book that was sophisticated. This isn't an easy story of good and evil, knights and princesses. The characters in this story, and the world they live in, are textured and flawed and genuine. There is deep darkness and deep love, and often, the two are intrinsically connected. This book dazzled me with its brain and its heart, and I'm really looking forward to diving back into this world. (Thank goodness it's a series!) If a whimsical narrator, lovable characters, and a story filled with surprisingly dark turns and unflappable hope appeal to you, I think you will love this book–but again, you've probably known that you would from the moment you read the title.


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Stainless steel is cast into blooms. Hot rolling will transform these long rectangles into wires and bars.
Stainless steel is a group of ferrous alloys characterized by superior corrosion resistance. Unlike other ferrous alloys, they have a stable passivation layer that protects the steel from air and moisture. Stainless steels are suitable for wide-ranging outdoor, aqueous, food service, and high-temperature applications.
Stainless steels can be cast or wrought – this article focuses on wrought stainless steels.
Stainless steel is characterized by its resistance to corrosion. Resistance is not the same thing as invulnerability – given the right conditions, and adequate time, stainless steels will rust eventually. They will, however, take significantly longer to rust than other iron-based metals.
The corrosion resistance of stainless steel results from its chromium content: all stainless steels contain at least 10.5 percent chromium, but may contain significantly more depending on the application. Higher chromium content results in increased corrosion resistance.
When stainless steel is exposed to the atmosphere, the chromium combines with oxygen to form a thin, stable passivation layer of Chromium(III) Oxide (Cr2O3). The passivation layer protects the interior steel from oxidization, and quickly reforms if the surface is scratched.
The passivation layer that forms over stainless steel is different than plating. Other metals are commonly plated with white metals, including chromium and nickel, for surface protection. In those cases, the benefits of the coating are lost once a scratch penetrates the plating. Because stainless steel is alloyed with chromium, and not just surface plated, the passivation layer will reform no matter how deeply it is scratched.
The second defining characteristic of stainless steel is a lack of magnetism. Other ferrous (iron-based) metals such as carbon steel are magnetic at ambient temperatures. The magnetic attraction of these metals is due to their predominantly ferrite crystalline structure. Their structure phase changes to austenite when heated above 1340°F (730°C), causing them to become non-magnetic.
In contrast, many stainless steels have an austenite structure even at ambient temperatures. Some alloying metals, particularly nickel, increase the stability of the austenite structure. Depending on the alloying metals, stainless steel may be slightly magnetic, or not at all magnetic. As austenite wrought stainless steel is worked or heated, its non-magnetic properties can be reversed.
Stainless steels posses a number of useful mechanical properties. As with corrosion resistance and magnetism, the relative strength of these properties varies by alloying metal content, making stainless steels an extremely versatile group.
The ability of stainless steel to withstand loads is measured with a tensile test. A representative tensile bar is subjected to pulling force, also called tensile loading. Upon failure, the following properties are measured:
Hardness is the ability of a material to resist indentation and abrasion. It is a useful property because it can be measured by a number of different non-destructive tests, and is a good indication of tensile strength.
The two most common hardness tests are Brinell and Rockwell. In the Brinell test, a small hardened steel ball is forced into the steel by a standard load, and the diameter of the resulting impression is measured. The Rockwell test instead measures the depth of the indentation.
The capacity of steel to yield plastically under very localized stress is toughness. A tough steel is resistant to cracking, making toughness a highly desirable quality in steel used in engineering applications.
The level of toughness is determined using a dynamic test: a sample bar is notched to localize the stress, then struck by a swinging pendulum. The energy absorbed in breaking the sample bar is measured by how much energy the pendulum loses – tough metals absorb more energy, while brittle metals absorb less.
Stainless steels can be produced with five distinct crystalline structures: ferritic, austenitic, martensitic, duplex, and precipitation hardening.
Ferritic stainless steels contain iron, carbon, and between 10.5 and 18 percent chromium. They may contain other alloying elements such as molybdenum or aluminum, but usually in very small amounts. They have a body-centered-cubic (BCC) crystal structure – the same as pure iron at ambient temperature.
Due to their crystal structure, ferritic stainless steels are magnetic. Their relatively low carbon content produces correspondingly low strength. Other weaknesses of the ferritic type include poor weldability and reduced corrosion resistance. They are, however, desirable for engineering applications because of their superior toughness. Ferritic stainless steels are often used for vehicle exhaust, fuel lines, and architectural trim.
Austenitic stainless steels have a face-centered cubic (FCC) crystal structure; they are composed of iron, carbon, chromium, and at least 8 percent nickel. Due to their high chromium and nickel content, they are highly corrosion resistant. They are non-magnetic. Like ferritic stainless steels, austenitic stainless steels cannot be hardened by heat treatment. However, they can be hardened by cold working. The high nickel content in austenitic stainless steels makes them capable of functioning well in low-temperature applications.
The two most common stainless steels – 304 and 316 – are both austenitic grades; the primary driver behind the popularity of austenitic stainless steels is the ease with which they can be formed and welded, which makes them ideal for use in high-efficiency manufacturing.
There are many sub-groups of austenitic stainless steel, with wide variations in carbon content. The properties are further tuned by the addition of alloying elements such as molybdenum, titanium, and copper.
Austenitic stainless steels are frequently used to produce kitchen sinks, window frames, food processing equipment, ovens, chemical tanks, and outdoor site furnishings such as benches and bollards.
Martensitic stainless steels have a body-centered tetragonal (BCT) structure. They contain 12 – 18 percent chromium, and have a higher carbon content (0.1 – 1.2 percent) than austenitic or ferritic stainless steels. Like the ferritic BCC structure, BCT is magnetic. The major distinction is that martensitic stainless steel can be hardened by heat treatment because of their high carbon content. This makes it useful for a number of applications for which ferritic stainless steel would be unsuitable, including aerospace parts, cutlery, and blades.
Martensitic stainless steels are highly useful in situations where the strength of the steel is more important than its weldability or corrosion resistance. Hardened martensitic steels can't be cold formed.
Duplex stainless steels are the newest stainless steel type. They contain more chromium (19 – 32 percent) and molybdenum (up to 5 percent) than austenitic stainless steels, but significantly less nickel. Duplex stainless steels are sometimes referred to as austenitic-ferritic because they have a hybrid ferritic and austenitic crystalline structure. The roughly half and half mix of austenitic and ferritic phases in duplex stainless steels gives it some unique advantages.
Duplex grades are a compromise: they are more resistant to stress corrosion cracking than austenitic grades, tougher than ferritic grades, and roughly two times stronger than a pure form of either. The key advantage of duplex stainless steels is a corrosion resistance equal to – and, in the case of chloride exposure, exceeding – austenitic grades.
Another significant advantage of duplex stainless steels is cost efficiency – the strength and corrosion resistance of duplex stainless steel are achieved with a lower alloy content than equivalent austenitic grades.
Duplex stainless steels are regularly used to produce parts for chloride-exposed applications like desalination, food picking, and petrochemical.
Precipitation hardening stainless steels can have a range of crystalline structures, however they all contain both chromium and nickel. Their common characteristics are corrosion resistance, ease of fabrication, and extremely high tensile strength with low-temperature heat treatment.
Austenitic precipitation hardenable alloys have mostly been replaced by higher strength superalloys, however semi-austenitic precipitation hardenable stainless steels continue to be used in aerospace applications, and even applied to new forms.
Martensitic precipitation hardenable stainless steels are stronger than regular martensitic grades, are frequently used to produce bars, rods, and wire.
The manufacture of wrought stainless steel is a multi-step process: steel scrap is melted, then cast in a workable solid shape; the solidified steel is formed, heat treated, cleaned, and polished to meet the desired specifications. Finally, the finished stainless steel is packaged and shipped to manufacturers.
Steel and alloying metals are loaded into an electric arc furnace. Once in the furnace, the metal is heated to a specific temperature above its melting point, usually in excess of 2800°F. Because of the extreme temperatures, precision, and large volumes required for steel production, the melting stage generally requires 8 to 12 hours. Throughout this stage, steel technicians regularly check the bath temperature and chemical composition.
After the steel alloy is completely melted, the mixture is refined. Argon gas and oxygen are pumped into the furnace, where they convert some impurities to gas and cause others to form slag for easy removal.
The refined steel is cast into machine-ready forms, including blooms (rectangles), billets (round or square), slabs, rods, and tube rounds.
Most cast steel is formed by hot rolling.
Hot rolling occurs above the recrystallization temperature of the steel. Most cast steel is formed by hot rolling: the slab, bloom, or billet is heated and passed through huge rollers, stretching out the steel into a longer, thinner form. Each slab is formed into a sheet, plate, or strip, while blooms and billets are formed into wires and bars.
Cold rolling is used when more precise dimensions or a superior surface shine are required. It occurs below the recrystallization temperature of the steel. Cold rolling uses small diameter wheels with a series of supporting wheels to create smooth, wide sheets of stainless steel to close tolerances.
Heat treatment strengthens rolled stainless steel by recrystallizing the deformed microstructure. Most stainless steel is heat treated by annealing – the stainless steel is heated to an exact temperature above its crystallization temperature, and slowly cooled under controlled conditions. This process relieves internal stresses and softens the stainless steel. The annealing temperature, time, and cooling rate all impact the properties of the complete steel.
A rolled piece of stainless steel acquires a layer of oxidized "mill scale", which needs to be washed away to restore a shiny surface finish. Mill scale is usually removed through chemical means like electro-cleaning and pickling.
In pickling, the stainless steel is submerged in a bath of nitric-hydrofluoric acid. Electro-cleaning makes use of a cathode and phosphoric acid to pass a current onto the stainless steel surface. Both processes effectively de-scale the surface. The de-scaled metal is finished off with a high-pressure water rinse, leaving a bright, shiny finish.
Stainless steel is cut to a specified shape and size. Most cutting is done mechanically – the stainless steel can be sheared with circular knives, sawed with high-speed blades, or blanked with punches. Alternative methods such as flame, plasma, and waterjet cutting are sometimes used.
Stainless steels can be made with a wide variety of surface finishes. The chosen surface finish isn't purely aesthetic – certain finishes make stainless steel more resistant to corrosion, easier to clean, or more readily used in manufacturing. The type of finish is determined by the intended application.
Surface finishes are the combined result of fabrication processes and finishing method. Hot rolling, annealing, and de-scaling produce a dull finish. Hot rolling followed by cold rolling on polishing rolls producing a bright finish, while a combination of cold rolling, annealing, and buffing with a fine surface creates a reflective surface.
An array of grinding, polishing, buffing, and sandblasting equipment is used in finishing stainless steel surfaces.
Work hardening is the process of strengthening material through deformation. Stainless steels harden quickly overall, with the exact rate determined by the specific grade. Austenitic steels harden more readily that other grades.
There are in-process controls throughout the manufacture and fabrication of stainless steels, but that isn't enough to meet international quality standards. Before being shipped, each batch of stainless steel must undergo chemical and mechanical testing to ensure that it meets the desired specifications.
Mechanical testing measures the physical ability of a stainless steel to withstand loads, stresses, and impacts. Mechanical tests include the tensile, Brinell, and toughness tests described above in mechanical properties.
Chemical tests check the exact chemistry of a sample before certifying the stainless steel grade. Chemical tests are usually carried out by non-destructive spectrochemical analysis.
Corrosion resistance is of particular importance for stainless steels. Steel mills test and measure corrosion resistance with salt spray testing – the longer the steel remains unmarred by corrosion after exposure to salt spray, the higher the corrosion resistance.
Stainless steels are a highly useful material used to manufacture a large range of products.
Most stainless steel is shipped to a manufacturer, where it undergoes further shaping, heat treating, machining, and welding to form a particular product. Stainless steels are frequently used to produce components for the automobile, ship, aircraft, and food service industries, among many others.
Steel sheet is shipped in large rolls.
Stainless steels have a well-deserved reputation for corrosion resistance. They will not rust as quickly or severely as conventional steels – but that doesn't mean they are completely immune to corrosion. Stainless steels can be corroded by long term exposure to damaging chemicals, grease, salt, moisture, or heat. The advantage of stainless steel is the ease with which stains can be removed and the passivation layer restored.
Routine cleaning with soap and water will keep a stainless steel object attractive and in service for many years.
Lightly stained household appliances like kitchen sinks and refrigerator doors can be cleaned with a naturally acidic solution like vinegar or a mixture of lemon juice and baking soda.
Commercial and industrial parts usually need stronger treatment. An all-purpose lubricant like WD-40 is usually sufficient to clean away staining and restore the passivation layer. Stubborn rust spots can be treated with phosphoric acid based cleaners. After cleaning, the steel surface should always get a thorough rinse with clean water.
Learn more about how to clean stainless steels.
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Exercising In Early Pregnancy
Group Pranayama or the Shamballic Breath
The purpose of this meditation is the circulation of fire from cosmic etheric levels through the group causal field into the three worlds and back up to the heights.
1. Centre the consciousness in the causal body and form a conscious link with the causal bodies of other group members. Visualise a sphere of fire containing within it the group causal bodies with currents of fire flowing between them.
2. Relate to the central fire or the 'jewel' of the group life representing the Master at the centre. This is the point through which the breath of Life flows.
3. First breath. On the inbreath visualise Life streaming in from Shamballa through the jewel into the group field. On the pause hold that Life within the group field. On the outbreath release the energy through the field horizontally on the plane of focus (either the buddhic field through the ashram or the higher manasic field through the egoic groups).
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4. Second breath. Draw the inbreath down once again from Shamballa but include a current from Hierarchy so that there is a blend of Love and Will flowing into the group. On the pause hold this energy within the group field as before but on the outbreath send the energy vertically down through the mental, astral and etheric body of the group to the etheric base chakra.
5. Third breath. Draw the inbreath up from the base, hold it in the group field and then release the outbreath horizontally on the plane of focus as in (3). This mixes the Third Aspect fires with the Second Aspect or solar fires.
6. Fourth breath. Draw the inbreath horizontally through the group field taking in the blend of the lower two fires, pause, and then release the outbreath back up through the jewel to the centre where the Will of God is known.
7. Continue the cycle of four breaths, attempting to raise the centre of focus from causal levels into the triad as the ashramic group centre that is doing the breathing.


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Although he plays Baroque music on an authentic Baroque violin, Sergiu Luca takes exception to the label of Baroque violinist . "If I'm to be called any kind of an expert," he says, "then I'm afraid I have little to back that up. I am simply a violinist who plays in a variety of styles."
The Romanian-born musician will appear in a traversal of Bach's works for solo violin under sponsorship of the Da Camera Society on Tuesday at the Park Plaza Hotel and next Sunday in a sold-out appearance in the Qvale House. During a phone conversation from his Houston home, Luca pushes aside the question of authenticity, stating simply, "Instruments don't make it right--the performers make it right."
His reasons for using a period violin are quite pragmatic, he insists. "The music is easier to play, if you're trying to play in the style of that period. It's more resonant, more responsive. And the (curved) bows are constructed so that articulation and nuance are easier to achieve." The quieter sound, then, doesn't bother him? Quite the contrary.
"Your attacks (with the bow) are much less harsh, so you can play with greater strength. The instrument was made to be pushed to its limit. If you pushed a modern violin the same way, it wouldn't sound right. So, really, I can be much more natural in my playing."


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Investors in Tim Durham's Fair Finance Co. shoved the company into bankruptcy court Monday morning, a move intended
to reduce the risk assets will disappear while securities fraud probes continue.
Ohio attorneys David Mucklow and Michael Moran filed the involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy case in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Ohio on behalf of Fair Finance investors they represent. The filing seeks appointment of a trustee "to take possession of the property ... in order to protect and preserve the assets."
This is the second time in recent days that Ohio attorneys have launched legal efforts to marshal assets of the Akron, Ohio, company. On Feb. 4, attorneys filed a motion in a class-action lawsuit asking an Ohio state court to appoint a receiver.
Mucklow told IBJ he believes bankruptcy is a better option because the federal bankruptcy court has jurisdiction over assets related to Fair and its co-owners—Durham and fellow Indianapolis businessman Jim Cochran—that are beyond state lines, while the state court does not.
Investors and attorneys have been frustrated for weeks that Tim Morrison, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, has not pursued legal action to lock down Fair's assets and those of Cochran and Durham.
Morrison's office on Nov. 24 filed a civil lawsuit alleging Durham operated Fair as a Ponzi scheme and seeking to seize his assets, including his Geist mansion. But the office dropped the case six days later. "Having received appropriate assurance [that assets] are not being dissipated, that litigation stopped," Morrison said at the time. He has declined to elaborate.
His office filed the suit a month after IBJ reported that Durham and Cochran had used Fair almost like a personal bank since buying it in 2002. The story said that he, his associates and related firms rung up more than $168 million in insider loans—debt that might imperil Fair's ability to repay Ohio investors who purchased $200 million of the company's investment certificates.
Fair Finance has been closed since the FBI raided its offices Nov. 24.
Neither Durham nor Cochran has been charged with a crime. Both men have denied wrongdoing.


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I have a quick share of a project I did with the new Cricut Craft Room™ Exclusive, Mother's Day Corsage. It was really fun to play with and I loved how the flowers turned out! They were fairly easy to assemble and with the help of hot glue, fairly fast too!
I used some of my favorite My Mind's Eye papers from their Quite Contrary line. They were the perfect dusty rose color for my flowers.
There are lots more wonderful Mother's Day Digital Cartridges up on the Cricut blog, so be sure to hop over there and see all the other beautiful projects!
Thanks again for visiting and have a great weekend!


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I just released my column for tomorrow on HB1228, the religious conscience bill that outrages the gay and lesbian movement, after inserting a few hedging phrases in concession to a bit of morning buzz.
I am told that Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who has committed to signing the bill, has this morning become interested in Indiana Gov. Mike Pence's idea to "clarify" his state's similar new law, presumably by another measure to assert that the new law does not conflict with anyone's civil rights.
The talk this morning was whether to put such an amendment on the Arkansas bill, still awaiting a final concurring vote in the House of Representatives, and on whether it would make any difference — either politically or to protesting gays and lesbians or on substance.
Arkansas has no civil rights protections for gays and lesbians and, in fact, just enacted a crazy and hateful law denying local governments the authority to enact any on their own.
My column in the morning will deal with timing, context and perspective and conclude that Arkansas is the worst in regard to timing, context and perspective.


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For sale: Fully furnished 4 bedroom luxury ski apartment with private parking in Moriond, Courchevel
Rhône-Alpen, Savoie€ 775.000 ID: 137810
The main living area is with just over 30 m². The open plan kitchen, dining and living room have direct access to a sunny south facing balcony of 7 m2. You have 2 beautiful double ensuite bedrooms, one with shower, washbasin and WC, the other with bathtub/shower and washbasin, plus 2 small single cabin bedrooms with ensuite showers and washbasins. The 3 bedrooms share a separate WC with wash basin in the hallway. The total surface of the apartment is approximately 84 m2 and is sold fully furnished. This apartment is the only apartment in the residence with adjustable electric sun blinds (BSO) on some of the windows. The residence consists of 16 apartments all of which have access to the onsite private spa with steam room and sauna as well as the ski shop with ski equipment rental, private underground parking and concierge service. And top all this off with a fantastic location in Courchevel Morion where all amenities plus the main ski lift are within a short flat walking distance! Lees meer... Show less...
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Bill Kristol and Hugh Hewitt offer advice to Mitt Romney
HH: I begin this hour with Bill Kristol. Bill's of course the editor-in-chief of the Weekly Standard, and he wrote a terrific piece, which I read a lot to you yesterday, and am pleased to have him back. Bill, welcome, it's good to talk to you.
BK: Thanks, Hugh, how are you?
HH: Good. I'm so glad, I actually did an event on Thursday night last with Ann Coulter, with whom I'd never done an event before, and I was surprised to find that she's as optimistic as I am about this election cycle, provided that Team Romney does what you wrote, which is stay on message, don't get crazy, and run an economic campaign.
BK: And run a presidential campaign. I think that's the most important thing, really understand that in a general election campaign, it's more than Team Romney. He now represents the Republican Party. He represents conservative philosophy. He represents, I think, our hopes for a brighter future in America. And I guess my biggest fear is that in a way, that they stay in a slightly Team Romney mindset, where they're going to knock down Santorum, and now they're going to knock down Obama. The bigger the campaign is, I think, the better his chances of winning. And I think they do understand that, and I think there's a pretty good chance that they'll run a big campaign. And it is a big election. It deserves a big campaign.
HH: I think that is just absolute gospel, and I hope they repeat it again and again and again. Now Bill, in terms of the mechanics of getting to there, we've got primaries left with Newt still in the field, sort of like the army in South Carolina that was cut off when Lee retired from the field. We don't know how long he's going to keep fighting for, but it doesn't really matter. Does that prevent the pivot that you're talking about?
BK: No, and I think we're seeing the pivot. I think he's thinking hard about how to lay out the big agenda, the big speeches, some foreign travel. And again, I just hope they really ignore at this point Newt, and don't worry about the other primaries, maybe use them as an excuse to visit some states that are useful for the general election, but lay out the big themes, lay out the big contrast, the forward-looking contrast. Don't get dragged, let surrogates and superPACs do some of the sniping and the backward-looking fights about how much Obama should have done to fix the General Services Administration or not, but make it, to the degree you raise those kinds of issues, raise them in a bigger way. This is what big government looks like, and if you want more of it, elect President Obama for the next four years, here's what I'll do for the next four years. I just think the more forward-looking…there's a temptation when you're running against an incumbent to snipe away at him, and he did this, and he said that, and he didn't do this. But actually, I'm a little worried that that gets to be a dicey race, and you're dealing with a media that's very pro-Obama. And I think the bigger, more forward-looking the election is, the better Romney's chances. And I think he can and should pivot to that soon. They should think about some imaginative ways to also bring that home. I was thinking, I don't know where you were on this, maybe they should pick the VP earlier than usual.
HH: I absolutely do. I think that there's no other business I'm aware of that puts a productive asset out of commission.
BK: Right.
HH: Once they've done through their due diligence, and if it is Chris Christie, for example…
BK: Right.
HH: How could he not help you to go out and raise money and secure the suburbs of Philadelphia, and maybe put New Jersey into play? Once you've done your choice, why wouldn't you do it, Bill?
BK: I agree. Do it in mid-July. Let's get to Christie or Paul Ryan, or Rubio, or whatever it is, contrast with Joe Biden up there, you know?
HH: Yup.
BK: Let the voters think a little bit about who they'd like as the number two for the next four years, and what it says about Romney that he picked either a successful governor or a Mitch Daniels, for that matter, someone who really has done things at the state level, or a very young and impressive Congressman or Senator, if it's Ryan or Rubio. I think, yeah, I wonder how much they're thinking about that up in Boston? No one's done it, I guess, ever, or at least for a very long time.
HH: Richard Schweiker/Reagan, but he wasn't going to be the nominee in '76, yeah.
BK: Right, but I think it really would be worth thinking about, because you're still going to get a huge amount of attention at the convention for the presidential nominee's speech, I think. So you don't really need the vice presidential choice to get the attention then. And I think it would be a nice way to focus attention. I know they're thinking of some foreign travel, and I hope he'll think about going, for example, to visit the troops in Afghanistan. I think there are a lot of the conventional types telling them oh, Afghanistan is a tough issue, and you know, it's complicated to make your case that we've got to stay, but we also have to gradually get out, and Obama has sort of done the right thing, and sort of done the wrong thing. But I think they should just, he is the nominee of the Republican Party, and he should go and express gratitude to the troops, and make it a sort of non-political visit. And I think it would be a nice gesture and would look presidential. I hope they think about things like that, and don't just get, you know, have all the political guys say well, here's the down side to that, you don't want to highlight Afghanistan when you're supposed to be talking about jobs. You know what I mean?
HH: Yeah, I agree.
BK: They shouldn't be too cautious. They shouldn't get too worried about every small kind of zig and zag.
HH: I think they ought to take the trip that he promises to take when he's elected president. And he said he would start in Israel, so I'd start in Israel, then I'd go to Afghanistan, then I'd go to the United Kingdom, then I'd come home, and in one trip, demonstrate what's going to drive your…it will be a talking point and a message forever. So I hope you're right about that.
BK: Yeah, that's a great idea, Hugh. Look, we're visiting our allies.
HH: Yeah.
BK: Maybe go to Eastern Europe, too, where Obama sold them out in the beginning with missile defense.
HH: Sure, oh good, Poland, Czech, you bet.
BK: Right.
HH: Now John Boehner today, talking about surrogates, I agree with you that surrogates ought to do the tough stuff of laying out where Obama screwed up. But the Speaker of the House today said something that's really unique in American history, I think. John Boehner said the country could not recover from a second term of Barack Obama. That's pretty dire, Bill Kristol. Is it an overstatement that actually boomerangs? Or is it the necessity of clarity about the two paths in front of us?
BK: I don't know, honestly. I mean, I'm very much for clarity, and I really do believe we'll be much, much, much better off as a country with Mitt Romney as president for the next four years than Barack Obama for the next four years. And I think Boehner's instinct to focus people on what the next four years would look like under President Obama is a good instinct. That is, what would it look like with another, you know, four more years of trillion dollar deficits, four more years of weakness abroad, four years of Obama Supreme Court and lower court appointments? I mean, it's the right way to frame the choice. You do want to be careful not to overdo it, and look like you have no faith in the country, or you know, if 51% of our fellow countrymen do the wrong thing in November that somehow we're all going to be consigned to the dustbin of history. So I think you've got to be careful not to overdo the dire warning stuff.
HH: Now I've got to ask you as well, I wrote a piece today. I'm not yet persuaded that the message team at the campaign for Mitt Romney understands new media, and the fact that they have to provide content every day to this vast network of people who comment on content, and that there are creative ways of doing that. I mean, you hold an open forum with the Kagans, you get together with John Bolton, you run a…Bill Clinton was a master of this. He ran these round tables where everyone would talk except him, and C-Span would run it. Are you, do you think that they're going to be that interested in innovating message delivery and content delivery, because it's Romney's strong suit, Bill Kristol.
BK: Yeah, I hope so, and I think you're right to push them on it. I don't know. I just, I'm not sure, I don't know how much they've thought about that. I think they're very concerned, like all campaigns get this way. They're concerned about control, concerned about someone going off message. They don't see the virtues of having 100 people out there pressing the critique of President Obama's performance, pressing the alternative vision of Romney and the Republican Party. They don't see that the virtues of that outweigh the danger that gee, John Bolton might say one thing, and Elliott Abrams would say something slightly different, and the media would fuss about that for two hours, you know?
HH: Yeah.
BK: And you can get a little too defensive when you're running a campaign. And look, if you're there, it's a headache, and it's easier in a way just to have surrogates recite rote talking points. But I think you're right. They're missing, this has to be not just about, it's bigger than Mitt Romney in a funny way. Romney has to come to think, it's hard. You run in primaries, it's you against the other guy. It's you against Santorum. It's you against Gingrich. It's the choice of an individual. Now I think Mitt Romney has to think about it as being about the country, not about himself in a way. He is the head of half the country, one of the two major political parties, of, as I say, embodying a sort of philosophy about where we go from here. And he's got to think of himself this way, and I very much agree with you, and mobilize all the resources that are at his command. And it's a pretty impressive bunch of economists and foreign policy experts, and retired generals, and businessmen, and citizens who are at his command. And they really need to get, the campaign needs to help them get out there and make the case.
HH: It's buried in his experience. When he took over the Salt Lake City Games, it wasn't about making Mitt Romney the greatest CEO of the Olympics ever, or being the next Ueberroth. It was about really regenerating the brand of the Olympics, which required not just state, local, federal government, not just the international committee, not just the sponsors and the athletes and the media, it really required that he captain an effort to renew a brand, in many respects, as he has to captain the effort to renew the American brand. And so I think it's in there. We'll see if it comes out. Let me ask you about, I'm leading a lonely effort in some respects to say hey, take a look at Jeb Bush as the vice presidential nominee, and I get hooted at because of his last name. What's your thought on that, Bill Kristol?
BK: I'm open-minded on it, and I could make the case for it. I agree with you. It shouldn't be dismissed. I mean, if Florida is the state, I mean, A) he's a very impressive guy, two-term governor with real, you know, real impressive governing experience. At the end of the day, the Romney message is going to be we're the grown-ups, we know what we're doing, we're going to fix the problems that have to be fixed, we're going to be tough-minded, we'll also have an optimistic vision obviously in the future. I think Jeb Bush fits in with all of that. And Florida is an awfully important state, and he has been an awfully successful governor of Florida. And if he could bring that state, and help with Hispanics across the country, just as a political matter, I think there's more of a case for him than people think. And I agree with you, the hooting about the Bush name, the media would go crazy, there'd be two or three days of everyone saying can you believe it? Oh, my God, oh my God, oh my God. The someone would do a poll and it would show that Bush has helped Romney by two or three or four points.
HH: Right.
BK: And everyone would be quiet.
HH: And he would be famously fluent in Spanish. Bill Kristol, thank you, my friend, always a pleasure. www.weeklystandard.com if you want to read Bill's take on how to position the campaign. It's up online right now.
End of interview.


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Just Like That
"Hey, open the door." He said as he peeped in from the window glass. She was staring right at him through window glass, unaware of his identity even her own also. She was trying to remember who he was, suddenly she thought of him as a serial killer of whom she had heard yesterday on the radio. She was scared. She was out of options to help herself. She was waving her hands signaling him to stay away from her but he was trying hard to convince her for opening door. She grabbed the phone and called 911 for help. Within a coming minute, police were there. He was scared to see the sight in front of him. One of the policemen grabbed him and pinned him down on the grass. He kept on saying that he was innocent but all in vain. She stepped outside the house along with a policeman.
"Yes, he was trying to kill me. He was knocking the door so hard that I almost got a heart attack." By that time, one of the policemen went inside the house for regular checking and found a photograph of same women and same men in the house in wedding attire. He was shocked. He immediately showed the picture to his superior and they enquired the women about it. "Yes, I am married to this man but he is out on work and also he is not bald like him (pointing towards the so-called culprit)"
"But Mam, he is the same person but yes he has gone bald, but he is your husband." the head policeman said.
"Huh, yeah I know I forget things but I can't forget my husband"
There was little chattering between the policeman and they make a background check with the caught men then. After enough interrogation that too satisfied one, they left him and convince that lady that he was his husband.
She was shocked for a while, but soon she regained her senses and felt embarrassed with the whole situation. Everyone present there consoled her and warned the husband to take care of her. He was already terrified with the whole incident; he did nothing except nodding in yes.
When everybody left, wife made a cup of green tea for her husband and for herself too. They were sitting together and he asked him, "Honey, It wasn't known to me that you are suffering from such a chronic thing. We are going to doctor by tomorrow only. I don't want us to be in that kind of situation again. But I am shocked how come I have not noticed this thing before. There were no signs of this problem in you."
She mocks "yes you know honey; you said by yourself that I keep forgetting things and I don't do anything properly."
"When I said so" he was surprised.
"Last day, when you were shouting at me when I forgot to add sugar to your green tea and cursing me for that saying, I am a pathetic being, who keep forgetting things. One day I will forget about you as well. So I was just creating that situation to see what will be the outcome."
She left the room and he was sitting there with eyes wide open, lost in his scary thoughts.


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NYX Spring Fling Palette ft. Blanc II Noir ShopFriday, July 06, 2012
This is going to be a very special post because this is a post for my first sponsor, Blanc II Noir which is an online shop that sells a bunch of drugstore makeup and beauty products and they sell discounted NYX items! They also carry Rimmel, Sally Hansen, NYC (but I don't see any NYC products), and Sigma. The first review I will be doing is this NYX Spring Fling palette.
Now I know Spring is long gone from here but I've always wanted some pastel coloured eyeshadows after seeing Lisa Eldridge's pastel makeup tutorial and I'm usually the girl that only likes wearing natural colours on my eyes.
I know the pastel colours are really cute and pretty but when I tried to create a makeup look with it, it did not look flattering on me at all. I think pastel colours will look very flattering on very very pale skin with pink undertones (like Caucasian skin) or darker skin (like African). But if you're in between those two skin colours like me, they won't look that flattering. But that's just my opinion.
Now the blushes are probably the only thing I would use from this palette. There is a very pretty peach coloured blush which is probably my favourite colour for blushes but it's pretty hard for the colour pay off the show up. The second blush is a very vibrant hot pink blush which I would maybe wear to a party or something (not like I get invited to parties anyways).
The lip glosses, meh. The first colour is just a clear gloss and the second is a very sheer pink. I would never reach for it ever not just because I'm not a fan of lip gloss but because these are waaaaayy too sticky.
- Packaging is super cute
- Colours are very pretty (in the box)
- Beautiful coloured blushes
- Colours do not show up well on my skin
- Matte shadows are very chalky
- Don't care for the lip glosses
- Colours are not flattering on me
If you still want to try pastel coloured shadows, here is a great tutorial from the amazingly talented Lisa Elderidge.
Sorry for the negative review but negative reviews are just as important as any other reviews. Hope you guys enjoyed this review and thank you to Blanc to Noir for sponsoring me!
I'll see you all later!
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Thanks for the honest review!! Unfortunate that this palette isn't that great! It's very pretty looking, haha.ReplyDelete
I love that you're so honest :)ReplyDelete
The palette is really pretty! I think I wouldn't mind a lil chalkyness.
I think the darker blush color is so pretty!ReplyDelete
Maybe try the single NYX eye shadows, they are super pigmented and come in tons of different shades. I love the few that I have.
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I definitely wanna get the single shadows from NYX! I always swatch them and I'm always tempted to get them. Maybe next time I go to Ulta I'll get them finally.Delete
It looks so nice! Too bad it doesn't seem that great...ReplyDelete
Wow they sponsor you?? :O did they contact you or something? You're famous! lolReplies
LOL naahh, I'm not famous. But I'll hopefully get there c:Delete
Omgggg THE PACKAGING!!! I fucking loooove Sakura!! The cherry blossoms were so beautiful in April *__*ReplyDelete
And congratulations on your first sponsored post! <3 The color combination of the palette is a bit awkward... I mean, they look nice but you can't really combine them for a make-up unless you want it to be really colorful :/ So sad the colors didn't suit you..I would have loved to see a look with these though on you :)Replies
Yeah! The colours just looked terrible on me. -___- Kind of reminds me of the play makeup my friends had when I was in elementary school.Delete
I just found your blog!
I love it!
I made a blog a couple of months ago too!
I would really appreciate it if you could check it out and follow if you like it!
Thank you!!!
Wonderful review ^^ReplyDelete
The colours are so beautiful perfect for spring time I think ^^
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Thanks for this honest review!!:D I don't think the colours of the eyes shadow are easy to handle .....so green so blue so yellow and I really don't want to put these colours on my eyes @_@) sorry for loong time no visiting yr blog!! Miss youReplyDelete


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It is no surprise that Erin Brady, the freshly crowned Miss USA, has great hair, but it was Farouk artist Sara Moreno who helped to make that hair crown worthy for the Miss USA competition held this past weekend. Here she offers the HOW TO get the perfect beauty pageant wave:
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Samantha Broom has had her website online for quite a few years now. It had a refresh some time ago. Many teachers and pupils must have benefited from her work over the years. If you haven't come across it, do take a look. There are resources for five languages, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese. I'll concentrate on the French materials in this post.
From the home page navigate to French from the drop-down menu at the top, not the Babbel "Practise French" advert.
Although there are a few A-level resources on Maupassant and Molière, the bulk of them are for near beginners and intermediates (GCSE). Topics include: personal information, daily life, home and abroad, healthy lifestyle, basics and Christmas.
If we take just one sub-section of the Home and Abroad category, holidays, you see a menu of over 50 resources, principally Word docs, but also some PowerPoints. there is a mixture of worksheets, presentations, games, cue cards, texts, gapped texts, Titles of resources include; J'ai logé; A l'hôtel conversation; Où vas-tu aller en vacances; transport; En panne; Dans ma valise and Tu pars en vacances. This is the tip of the iceberg.
On the subject of accommodation, the J'ai logé sheet has clear pictures for a matching task and some oral and written production. You could display it for an instant 20 minute session practsining J'ai logé... and J'ai passé... You could extend it to practise pendant. The level is Y8 or easy Y9.
On countries, the Où es-tu allé(e)? sheet is clearly laid out and could be used for display to generate simple oral work and writing. It would suit Y8 pupils learning cities and countries with prepositions.
The Comment as-tu voyagé? sheet has standard clear visuals with gaps to fill. Phases are presented at the top. This would be dispalyed, again, to generate oral work and you could easily blank out the supplied vocab as a simple development of the teaching sequence. This type of resource is s staple of controlled practice in the target language, in the early stages of a teaching sequence.
In fact, many of the resources you find on this site reflect Samantha's mainstream TL approach, which makes total sense to me. It's really quite old-school, but may still be less than familiar to some teachers. I would guess she would adopt a teacher-led approach to sheets like this, then handing over to students to practise in pairs or even groups. There is so much you can do with this type of material, recycling language along the way.
The sheet entitled Le weekend dernier consists of a set of six boxes of TL words and chunks and gapped verbs, all of which will help pupils build up an oral or written description of their last weekend. You might display this for oral practice/repetition and then use it to build up a simple composition.
You can probably tell that I relate strongly to this approach. There are some little errors in some of the sheets, but since they are all editable you could fix these.
Samantha has been very generous to share all her many resources over the years. If you have missed this site, dip into it, soak up the methodology (Samantha trained at St Martin's College, now University of Cumbria, I believe) and plug any gaps in your scheme of work. I think there is a tendency sometimes to value what is new at the risk of forgetting what high quality material has been freely out there for a while.