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James Clingman | 11/15/2013, midnight
NNPA During a seminar in Buffalo, N.Y. a few years ago, noted author and financial adviser, Brooke Stephens said, "How you handle your money is a reflection of how you feel about yourself."
Many of us, including me, may not want to admit it, but there have been times in our lives when we did some pretty stupid things with our money.
We spent all we had and then some; we ended up with more month than money; we bought things we thought would bring us satisfaction but later found they had little lasting value.
As mature adults now, our financial mistakes and indiscretions should be used to help our young people, many of whom find their self-esteem and self-worth in their possessions. And, sadly, the more they pay for those things, the greater their perceived self-worth.
Shahrazad Ali once said, "Black folks brag about how much we pay for things, and white folks brag about how little they pay."
Our economic empowerment will never come from spending alone; it will come from ownership of production capacity, distribution channels, real estate and businesses through which we circulate our dollars among ourselves.
Our lifestyles are definitely reflective of our penchant for purchasing "top shelf" items and, thus, illuminate our need to impress others with those items.
For instance, the television commercials featuring various brands of alcohol being promoted by black icons of the rap music industry carry the subliminal message of being accepted and affluent. Clothing and shoe commercials lull many of us into a continuous state of "I gotta have that." The automobile ads, especially the high-priced autos, feature all kinds of reasons for going into debt for seven years to drive them. And it goes on and on.
When do we get off this train of consumption? How do we begin to establish self-control when it comes to how we handle our money? How do we immunize ourselves against the disease of allowing our wants to morph into needs simply because of a commercial, a billboard, or a cute jingle or saying recited by some superstar? A lot of our purchasing habits really do reflect the saying, "We buy what we want and beg for what we need."
Jonathan Weaver, pastor at Greater Mt. Nebo A.M.E. Church, in Bowie, Maryland and founder of the Collective Empowerment Group, conducts a daily prayer teleconference (712-432-0255; access code 372536#). In a recent session, Pastor Weaver stated, "Know the difference between needs and wants. You need transportation to get to work or your business, but it doesn't mean you need to buy a $50,000 car. What you need is a ticket to get on the metro or subway or bus fare. You need to have some clothes, but you don't need a $10,000 mink coat."
Weaver went on to add some very important tips, such as, avoiding the use of credit cards, and refraining from "window-shopping," because you may be drawn into the store and buy something you did not consider until you saw it. ("Turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things…" Psalm 119:37). Marketers, to their credit, know how to turn a consumer's wants into needs. So, beware of all the ways to get your money out of your pocket and into someone else's.

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Set Your Tivos: 02.24.09Posted by nvr1983 on February 24th, 2009
I'm back with another edition of Set Your Tivos, which should be daily now until the NCAA tournament where you won't need your Tivo because you'll be glued to your couch for 3 weeks. Obviously the big game of the night at RTC East will be our RTC Live coverage of #1 Pittsburgh at Providence, but there are a lot of games for you to watch when you are not following our coverage and sending in your questions/comments to us courtside.
#1 Pittsburgh at Providence at 7 PM on The Big East Network, Fox Sports, ESPN Full Court, and ESPN360.com: As I mentioned before, this will be the site of the 4th installment of RTC Live so we'll be covering this game from the lay-up lines until they turn out the lights. The Friars come in needing a signature win (beating a depleted Syracuse team in Providence doesn't qualify) to bolster their chances of getting an at-large bid as I can't remember seeing any "bracketologist" with the Friars in the NCAA tournament right now despite the fact that they have an 8-7 record in the Big East going into their game tonight. Pitt comes in as the #1 team in the country following their win at previous #1 UConn in a game where DeJuan Blair destroyed Bill Russell Hasheem Thabeet. After all the talk by Jim Calhoun and ESPN about how Thabeet was the Big East POY, Blair has thrown his hat into the ring as a potential Big East POY candidate. Blair, who is averaging 15.8 PPG and 13.0 RPG, has 22 points and 23 rebounds against the Huskies and followed it up with 20 points and 18 rebounds against DePaul. Providence coach Keno Davis will counter with. . .ok, he has nobody who can guard Blair if the Pitt big man avoids dumb fouls. Providence doesn't really have an athlete of the caliber of Sam Young that Jamie Dixon has, but few teams in the country do. Davis does have a fairly deep rotation with seven players averaging more than 8.0 PPG. Davis will have to hope that Weyinmi Efejuku has a big game and that Sharaud Curry can give Levance Fields (still over 4 to 1 for his assist to turnover ratio) some trouble. The Friars will probably keep the game close for 30 minutes to keep this RTC co-editor entertained, but in the end the Panthers should have enough
Penn State at Ohio State at 7 PM on ESPN and ESPN360.com: This is a pretty big game for both teams. They both are probably in the NCAA tournament if the season ended today, but both could use a little work on their resume to guarantee a bid and move up a seed line or two. Penn State has bounced back to a 3-game losing streak to pick up two solid wins (Minnesota and at Illinois) while Ohio State has struggled recently losing their last 3 games by a combined 10 points. We'll be watching two potential first team Big Ten members (Evan Turner and Talor Battle) as the winner of that match-up will probably determine the outcome of this game since this game will likely come down to the last few minutes. In any event, we're just hoping that this game will be slightly more aesthetically pleasing than the last time Penn State took the court.
Northern Iowa at Illinois State at 8:05 PM on GameTracker: After dominating the Missouri Valley Conference for most of the season, the Panthers have fallen apart losing 3 straight and 4 of their last 5 games falling into a tie for the conference lead with Creighton. The losing streak has taken them out of consideration for an at-large bid so they need to right the ship before the MVC tournament (covered by Rush the Court). The Redbirds are coming off a BrackerBusters loss at Niagara and will be looking to rebound against a Northern Iowa team that it lost to by 4 points on the road at the end of January. Neither team really has a superstar player you should focus on, but they both have a lot of depth. UNI has 5 players averaging between 9.0 and 11.6 PPG (Adam Koch, Kwadzo Ahelegbe, Jordan Eglseder, Ali Farokhmanesh, and Johnny Moran) while Illinois State has 5 players averaging between 9.1 and 14.9 PPG (Champ Oguchi, Osiris Eldridge, Lloyd Phillips, Emmanuel Holloway, and Dinma Odiakosa).
I couldn't find this one listed on any TV stations so I threw up a link for GameTracker. If any of you know what channel(s) this game will be televised on, post the info in the comment section and I will update this.
Florida at #18 LSU at 9 PM on ESPN and ESPN360.com: LSU is running away with the SEC regular season title and a win here would essentially clinch it for them unless they lose their last 3 (at Kentucky, home against Vanderbilt, and at Auburn), which I don't think will happen. Billy Donovan's Gators are most likely in, but could use a marquee win to solidify their resume for the Selection Committee. [Side Note: What happens to Donovan's reputation if his team fails to make the NCAA tournament in back-to-back years immediately after winning back-to-back titles?] Nick Calathes (18.6 PPG) will have to have a big game as LSU has 2 guys who can fill it up in Marcus Thornton (20.5 PPG) and Tasmin Mitchell (16.8 PPG). I'm expecting this one to be close, but for LSU to pull away in the last 2-3 minutes.
#25 FSU at Boston College at 9 PM on ESPNU: FSU is already in the tournament and BC is most likely in as well (wins over UNC and Duke should guarantee you a spot even if you do blow a game against Harvard) so both teams are playing for seeding right now. One interesting thing about this game that a lot of people might not be aware of is that FSU still has a shot of catching UNC for the ACC regular season title. Even though FSU has been the more consistent team (see the aforementioned BC loss to Harvard), I think that Tyrese Rice and Jeff Trapani will be enough to overcome Toney Douglas, who is amazingly the only double-digit scorer (20.5 PPG) on a top 25 team.


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All families are different. Honey Boo Boo's family is very different, at least from mine, and not in a good way or a bad way -- just an ohmygah so drastically different way. I mean, they are rednecks, y'all, and proud of it. Good for them. And my kids ... well ... my kids are just about the exact opposite of redneck. They are not rich or spoiled by any stretch, but we live in the suburbs of the East Coast, in a town that has blue-ribbon schools, shop at the local farmers' market every Saturday, and put a lot of emphasis on sports, fitness, and health. We do not feed our newborns soda, shop from a dumpster, keep recliners in our front yard, or refer to a part of a woman's anatomy as a "biscuit" ... you get the idea.
With all the attention Here Comes Honey Boo Boo is getting, I was dying to know how my sheltered, white-bred, middle-class 9-year-old and 7-year-old would react to a bunch of hillbillies from McIntyre, Georgia. We don't get out much (all those organized sports), so I broke the "one hour of carefully monitored television viewing, weekends only" rule and let them watch two episodes of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo while recording their running commentary:
Oh my gosh.
Are they sort of big?
You wouldn't let us do that, Mom. You'd give us a consequence.
Which one is the mom?
They're rich. They get to do everything. Fun stuff.
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What the heck?
Did you see her neck?
She doesn't have a neck.
Ew. They are taking stuff from the garbage. They are littering, too.
What are they eating?
They are about as rich as us, maybe a little less.
I'd like to get that pool.
How does a teenager that age not know how to spell "lemonade"?
They talk funny.
They're from the South, that's how they talk there.
She has one big belly.
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That is ice cream. They eat ice cream and ketchup.
I would hate a meal like that.
I bet nobody in this state would have that. Literally, ever.
Is that pasta?
She screams like crazy.
They have tons of toilet paper. It's like a whole shop.
I don't know why he's called Sugar Bear.
That is one rude family.
They are different from all other families.
That's a big couch. And they are lazy.
Their mom is about four times the size of me.
The great thing about this experiment was that my kids came into this without any judgment, and left the same way, which made me really proud of them. They were simply fascinated by a family who looks, acts, and lives so differently from them. I actually felt at times like they were jealous, wished they lived more simply and carefree like June and her clan -- had less of the structured chaos of organized sports, homework, and playdates and more lazing around the pool all day, laughing about passing gas, eating junk food ... exactly what my kids would do all day if their parents weren't around forcing them to go to school and eat their bananas and stuff.
I didn't bother to mention to my kids that Honey Boo Boo and her family are now making $50,000 an episode, and will likely end up way "richer" than my family will ever be if they play their cards right. That's a lesson for another day.
Do you let your kids watch Honey Boo Boo? How do they react to the show?


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Walk the Moon, quite possibly the best new band in America, step out into the spotlight this week with the Anna Sun EP, going the Foster route and coming out swinging with three of their biggest tracks ahead of their debut album proper this spring. The anthemic title track already won over the hearts and minds of just about anyone who heard it last year, but it's "Next In Line" here that's dialing us up and making advance reservations for a spot at the top of our Singles of 2012 list.
Put the key in the ignition and the track revs to life with a thumping backbeat and brassy synths, the anticipation palpable as frontman Nicholas Petricca's vocals set an urgent tone and anxious guitars shred through the leather upholstery. As you sit shotgun sweating bullets in the summer solstice, there's nothing to prepare you for THAT chorus, a Killers-sized behemoth that's sure to be one of the most infectious of the year. Streaming only tracks aren't usually our speed here at Neon Gold, but we can make an exception for one of the biggest songs we've heard in recent memory. Get involved with the exclusive premier of your new favorite song below, and be sure to cop the Anna Sun EP when it drops worldwide tomorrow.
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- February 6, 2012 at 9:38 PM
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Fantastic track! Thank you for posting this! I can't wait for the album!!!
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I remember when they came to Butler University! I'm a member of MEISA, and one of our execs, Katie Carlson, was their manager for a while!
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- charlotte said...
this band is amazing! Anna Sun is probably my favorite song of theirs, yall should check out the video for it http://www.vevo.com/watch/walk-the-moon/anna-sun/USRV81100083
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Such a great song! I can't stop listening to their EP on their website!!
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In the OHL, Justin Kea recorded his second fighting major of the year as Saginaw fell in a shootout to Kingston 5-4. The Spirit host in-state rival Plymouth on Wednesday.
Brady Austin picked up his sixth assist of the year as Belleville held on for a 3-2 win over Ottawa. The Bulls continue the schedule Wednesday versus Guelph.
In WHL action, Colin Jacobs notched an assist as Prince George was defeated by Vancouver 4-3 in a shootout. Following a hot start that saw him collect 14 points (7+7) through his first eight games, Jacobs has cooled a bit with a goal and six assists in his last dozen. The Cougars faceoff with Saskatoon on Friday.


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Adobe Flash Cookies: Yes They Are Dangerous, and More Cool Linux Hacks
What Happens When You Disable Flash Cookies
Hopefully this is my last word on Adobe Flash cookies (the correct name is Local Shared Objects) for awhile, because I'm getting tired of the subject. But several readers sent me some useful comments and hacks that seemed worth sharing, so here they are.
Some good questions are "Are Flash cookies dangerous? What happens when you disable them completely, do you lose any important functionality?" Let's answer the second one first. Blocking Flash cookies completely shouldn't disable any Flash-enabled sites that you visit, though if you find one that refuses to work without LSOs you might ponder how badly you really want to visit such a site. You will lose some personalization on sites that use LSOs to save your personal settings: game scores, volume levels, keeping track of which dialog boxes you've already seen, saving playlists or queue, saving logins, and other personalized settings and data. If you have been encountering mysterious behavior on Flash-enabled sites that you like to visit, such as volume settings not related to your system volume settings, or saved playlists or logins even when you routinely delete HTTP cookies, most likely this is why.
Are Flash Cookies Dangerous?
Of course they are-- to your privacy and personal data security. As increasing numbers of Web surfers understandably object to being cyber-stalked by marketers, and their personal data used and abused in all kinds of ways without their knowledge or consent, they take extra steps to foil HTTP cookie abuse by blocking and deleting the little buggers. Flash cookies are used in deliberately sneaky ways to get around this. You can't always tell when a site is Flash-enabled, because Flash elements can be embedded invisibly.
"It's important to understand that even though this settings panel is part of Adobe Flash Player, the information will be used by an application created by a third party. Adobe assumes no responsibility for third-party privacy policies, actions of third-party companies in storing information on your computer, or such companies' use of such data or information."
Adobe's LSO manager lets you deny and allow Flash cookies on a per-site basis. You can also use it to disable third-party Flash cookies, which just like HTTP cookies are the worst offenders. Assuming you trust Adobe, which I don't, though you can easily verify that the manager is doing its job by simply looking in the relevant directories on your computer. (~/.macromedia on Linux.)
Another worry is Adobe's Flash player is closed-source, so there is no way to inspect the source code to see what is really going on, or to perform security audits. For years the Flash player was considered to be safe from being exploited in malicious ways, but this belief has been shot to heck as several exploits have appeared in recent times.
Running Adblock Plus and NoScript on Firefox (and any other browsers that support them, or that have similar features) are also helpful for keeping nasties off your system.
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1001 Video GamesSid Meier's Pirates! appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott.
AgesEach of the six "ages" you could choose from were historically accurate. Some examples: Some ages featured cities that others didn't (the cities historically hadn't been settled yet), the four different European powers gained and lost power as they did in history, and different types of ships were more common in different eras.
DevelopmentSid Meier on his design philosophy and how he applied it to his favorite game (from the May 2001 issue of Computer Gaming World):
We have a joke that we only do the research after the game is finished. If I read too many books, I will create a game based on the books.
Pirates! was about pirate movies, not the period.
ExtrasThe original box came with a map of the entire Caribbean, with each of the cities noted with their founding date (so you'd know when not to visit them!)
MissionsUnlike the Apple II version, some following versions often lets governors offer the player special missions to accept or reject in return for potential rewards.
MusicIf the player runs Sid Meier's Pirates! on a Tandy machine, the player will find snippets of 3-voice music throughout the game.
Amstrad CPC versionAmstrad CPC version of the game was advertised as "The World's First Swashbuckling Simulation" and was only for CPC 6128.
NES versionUnlike other versions of Pirates!, the NES port lacks "tobacco" as a trade item for the 1600-1640 time period. In its place? An item simply labelled "crops."
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If there is anyone interested in playing in the Rockville/Wheaton/Silver Spring/Kensington part of Montgomery County, I am a 3.5 player interested in playing singles.
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I'd be interested. I like to play at the Ken-gar courts in Rock Creek Park. I'm free tomorrow and Sunday morning.
Hi Bill,
Its been 3 months since you posted this one. I'm taking my chances though since I'm a tennis addict. I lived around Silver Spring. Let me know if you're still looking (I'm available weekdays early AM- MOST of the time). 3.0-3.5 player here, thanks
I'm in Silver Spring, near Sligo Creek Park. I would say I am 3.0/3.5. I am free most Tuesdays and Thursdays during the day (once the weather warms up).
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Recap: George's 21 points lead Pacers past Cavs, 91-76
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers had to wait a little longer than usual to pull away for yet another victory. Kyrie Irving and the Cleveland Cavaliers were left fretting over an MRI on the star's left knee.
Paul George scored 21 points, Roy Hibbert added 19 and the Pacers used a dominant fourth quarter to blow out the Cavaliers 91-76 on Tuesday
The Pacers (25-5) have won eight in a row over Cleveland, their longest active streak against any opponent.
Instead of opening up a nice lead in the third quarter, as is their tendency, they limited the Cavs to 3-of-16 shooting and forced seven turnovers in the final period to seize control.
Cleveland (10-21) dropped its sixth straight but hopes Irving was not lost, too.
After missing a fast-break layup late in the third quarter, Irving went down and clutched his knee. Seconds later, a foul led to a timeout and Irving struggled to leave the court. Cavs coach Mike Brown hustled over to check on Irving when the third-year point guard sat around midcourt.
"I thought the worst happened," Irving said. "I felt something pop in my knee. I was falling down around all over the place. It was a painful experience."
Irving was helped to the locker room with 4:01 remaining in the period, but returned with 9:27 left in the game. Still, he said the knee "didn't feel right" after that and an MRI was scheduled for Wednesday.
Anderson Varejao led Cleveland with 14 points and 11 rebounds.
Irving was a limited factor even before the injury, finishing with 10 points, five rebounds and five assists. The Cavs shot 36.2 percent from the field and committed 15 turnovers.
George Hill had 13 points and six rebounds for the Pacers, who have won five in a row and sent the Cavs to their eighth straight loss in Indianapolis. Indiana won the fourth quarter by a 26-10 margin.
"We played better defense, played smart and hit the open man," said Lance Stephenson, who had a game-high eight assists. "We were protecting the rim. Everybody was in their gaps and G-Hill did a great job on Kyrie Irving."
Cleveland had six turnovers in the first 6 minutes of the quarter, including giveaways on three straight possessions by reserve center Tyler Zeller.
"You have to give credit to Indiana for turning it up a couple notches and taking us out of whatever we were trying to execute," Brown said. "For three quarters we played the game the right way. Turnovers hurt us in a low-scoring game. That's very frustrating."
For most of the afternoon, it was anybody's game.
The Cavaliers led 17-9 on Earl Clark's midrange shot with 4:22 left in the first quarter. But the Pacers' reserves dominated their Cleveland counterparts in a 10-3 surge that put Indiana ahead 35-34 on Danny Granger's finger-roll with 4:57 left in the half.
Granger matched a season-high with 12 points, including eight in the second quarter when the benches were matched against one another.
Hibbert's jumper with 3:22 left in the half gave the Pacers a 39-37 edge, before the Cavaliers settled down and rallied. Dion Waiters' driving layup with 26 seconds to play gave Cleveland a 44-41 halftime lead.
George hit a 3 to tie the game at 63 late in the third. Indiana made 11 of 21 shots in the period but trailed 66-65 entering the fourth. To that point there were eight ties and 15 lead changes. The tenor of the game changed drastically from there.
"What happened tonight was a credit to what the Cavs did," George said. "They played with a lot of energy. They played a good game."
The Pacers put together a 15-6 run to take an 80-72 lead on Hill's layup with just under 7 minutes left. Cleveland never got closer than six the rest of the way. George's emphatic dunk put Indiana ahead 91-74 with 2:41 to play.
"That was probably the easiest basket of the night," George said.
NOTES: Indiana began a 10-game stretch in which it plays nine teams with losing records. The Cavaliers have just two road victories, tied for the fewest in the league. Indiana trailed after three quarters for only the sixth time this season. The Pacers have held seven opponents under 80 points, including Cleveland twice.


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Gluten-free Vegetarian Thanksgiving 3: Nut Roast and Spinach Pie Recipes
Welcome to our third post for our Gluten-free Vegetarian Thanksgiving event! Today Kalinda of Wheat-free Meat Free shared her recipe for a Thanksgiving Mushroom Nut Roast that would be a hearty and protein packed vegetarian entree. I have only made a few of these vegetarian meatloaf type recipes, but I don't know why I don't make them more. They are so satisfying and easy to personalize with your favorite ingredients and flavors. They also have a fun kind of vintage feel to them. It might be kind of fun to make a vegan or vegetarian vintage supper one night with veggie nutloaf, slices of homemade gluten-free white bread, some crunchy salad with tomatoes, and some green bean casserole, don't you think? Kalinda suggests pairing her nutloaf with some Spiced Cranberry Sauce and for those in the renegade carb-loving camp, she recommends her Cornbread Stuffing. I love that Kalinda has a recipe for cornbread from scratch. I used to use the Whole Foods Gluten-free Cornbread Mix, but they always ran out around holiday time and have since discontinued their gluten-free baking mix line, so I'm in the market for a cornbread from scratch recipe. Thank you, Kalinda!
For my daily contribution, I thought I'd share one of my favorite vegetarian entrees that I often make for dinner parties including Thanksgiving. This is a recipe that I first enjoyed in my college days before I discovered Bette Hagman. My diet was pretty plain those days. I was thrilled when my best friend came to visit from Wisconsin and made me a gluten-free rice pie crust with a beautiful smiling sun in the bottom. Then she filled the crust with an amazing cheesy spinach filling. That weekend we ate spinach pie, and homemade falafel, and all sorts of good vegetarian foods, and at the end of it I couldn't figure out why (at that time) I ate meat at all. All that veggie food was tastier to me than any of the meat stuff, and I had become seriously troubled by the ethics of eating animals after I brought home a dear little house Rabbit I named Hazel Moon and got to know how sweet and intelligent rabbits could be when kept outside of a cage. Shortly thereafter I became a gluten-free vegetarian, and never regretted it.
Over the years at the Book of Yum I've made many variations of a classic spinach pie. I've made it cheesy, and not cheesy, rice-based and rice-free, with non-dairy milk and with homemade vegan un-cheese. Here are two of my favorites. The first one is cheesy and has a variation for those who just hate rolling out pie crust and don't want to buy a pre-made one. The second one is vegan and allergy-friendly with a homemade crust made from healthy quinoa and amaranth flour. It is a bit fiddley but worth the effort if you need to avoid a lot of allergens. Amazingly, despite all the things that aren't in it, it still tastes great and emulates its dairy counterpart. I hope you enjoy!
Go to our Thanksgiving Vegetarian Event Headquarters to see links to all of our contributor's recipes. See you tomorrow for another new vegetarian Thanksgiving recipe and another classic Book of Yum Thanksgiving dish!
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Caramelized Onion and Garlic Spinach Pie
2 bags or 2-3 pkgs of fresh spinach
1 tbsp. olive oil
GF Pie crust (I used Whole Foods GF Bakehouse)
Bake GF pie crust for 10-20 minutes, according to recipe, at 375 sprinkled with garlic powder.
Cook spinach in a dutch oven with a little water and then drain in a strainer. Cut into bite sized pieces and reserve.
Melt/heat olive oil and margarine in nonstick or cast iron pan. When margarine has barely melted but pan is hot, add onion and, after a minute or so, add pressed garlic. Don't let burn, but try not to move around too much so that they get all caramelized and yummy. When they look translucent and a little brown, add brown rice flour and mix into a paste, letting brown as a roux for as long as desired, but without burning. Add milk slowly, one half cup at a time and whisk in so you get a smooth sauce. Let it thicken and continue adding milk gradually. Add garlic powder to taste (really, taste it) and, when you have a nice white sauce, turn off the heat and add your cheese. (You can use more or less cheese, to taste.)When cheese has melted, add your spinach and mix until thoroughly combined.
Pour into prepared pie crust
Bake pie for 20-25 minutes or so, or until top is brown and looks firm. It will be somewhat liquidy until it cools, so don't worry.
Gluten-free Vegan Smoky Uncheesy Spinach Pie Recipe
3/4 cup quinoa flour
1/4 cup arrowroot starch or tapioca starch
1/2 tsp salt
1/3 cup Organic Palm Oil shortening such as spectrum
2 tbsp dairy free milk of choice (plain hemp, rice, or almond)
Combine flours, salt, and shortening in a food processor fitted with the S-blade. Process until all ingredients are combined and it starts looking mealy. Add your dairy-free milk and process again. It should start to form a ball. Using a spatula, scoop out your dough ball and shape into a nice ball in your hands. Wrap in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes to an hour. (You can rush this step but dough will be more persnickety.)
Meanwhile, prepare your spinach and make the smoked un-cheddar sauce. Mix the two together in a bowl and reserve.
Preheat oven to 375.
Pre-bake pie crust for 5-10 minutes. Don't worry if it cracks on the bottom- it will taste just as good as a gorgeous, uncracked crust and no one sees anything but the top part of the crust.
Fill with your blanched and drained spinach in your smoky un-cheddar sauce. Bake for 20 minutes or until top looks set and lightly browned.
Serve and enjoy!
Tastes great cold the next day!
Gluten-free dairy-free soy-free Smoked un-cheddar sauce
1 tbsp olive oil
1/2 of a large onion, minced
3/4 cup nutritional yeast
1/4 cup quinoa flour
1 1/2 cup water
2 tbsp Earth Balance soy-free margarine
3 tbsp. tomato paste
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp smoked paprika
Heat olive oil on medium in nonstick pan and saute your onion until it turns translucent. Then add your nutritional yeast and quinoa flour, toasting lightly. Lower the heat to medium-low, and whisk in one cup of water that you slowly add to the pan. When you have a nice smooth sauce, add your soy free margarine and tomato paste, mixing thoroughly. Season with salt, pepper, and smoked paprika. Let sauce thicken until it gets to your preferred "cheesy sauce" texture. Add water as needed if the sauce gets too thick. Take off burner and enjoy!
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Three former Morgan Stanley veterans have left a bank owned by Russian oil giant Rosneft , which said it was moving to focus the business on corporate and retail banking.
The Russian Regional Development Bank had only hired the executives - Walid Chammah, Rair Simonyan and Elena Titova - in November.
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A Rosneft spokeswoman dismissed suggestions there had been any falling out between the individuals and the state-owned oil group's boss Igor Sechin, a close ally of President Vladimir Putin.
"All went their separate ways based on agreements among the parties - the bank changed its concept to focus on its core business," she said.
The bank's assets stood at 83.2 billion roubles ($2.6 billion) in the first quarter of 2013, according to Interfax data, putting the lender at No. 64 by this measure among local banks.
Another former Morgan Stanley veteran, Dmitry Avdeyev, left as chief financial officer of Rosneft in March.
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"Too much of a good thing is wonderful," declares Liberace in the closing minutes of "Behind the Candelabra." The line, borrowed from Mae West, is a fitting description of the late pianist's famously over-the-top aesthetic: In his long-running Las Vegas show, Liberace was known to make his grand entrance via bedazzled Rolls-Royce limousines and for wearing glitzy ensembles like star-spangled hot pants or a sequin-lined, white fox coat with a 16-foot train.
For the film's costume designer Ellen Mirojnick and production designer Howard Cummings, tasked with re-creating Liberace's "palatial kitsch" on a tight budget and even tighter schedule, it was more like, "Too much of a good thing can be a whole lot of work."
Not that they're complaining. "It was the most fabulous challenge that I have ever been given," said Mirojnick, who has worked with Michael Douglas on projects dating to "Fatal Attraction." Her to-do list included creating more than 120 period-appropriate custom looks to be worn by costars Douglas and Matt Damon.
Producer Jerry Weintraub was able to secure access to the archives of the Liberace Foundation, allowing Mirojnick to view the star's elaborately embellished stage costumes up close.
From there, Mirojnick had just eight weeks of pre-production to design and manufacture replicas that would fit the smaller-framed Douglas. Liberace's costumes, custom-made by an array of designers and covered in stones and crystals, could costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. They were also incredibly heavy, so an added challenge was finding lighter materials that would allow the actor to move freely. Swift decision-making was key throughout the process. "I didn't get a chance to second-guess myself," Mirojnick said.
When it came to Liberace's offstage attire, Mirojnick was able to take more creative license, dressing him in a wardrobe of lush yet comfortable caftans and robes. "It made sense to me: When you take your costume off, you'd want to wear the least encumbered thing."
Meanwhile, Cummings, who previously worked with Soderbergh on "Magic Mike" and "Contagion," had to create and decorate 30 sets, including five of Liberace's several dozen residences. Only one, a Chinese-themed Los Angeles penthouse, was able to be used in the actual production. The rest were re-created using sets or existing locations: Zsa Zsa Gabor's home in Beverly Hills, Siegfried and Roy's residence in Las Vegas and the high-roller Verona Suite at the former Las Vegas Hilton were all stand-ins.
Then it became a matter of filling out the locations with the glittery tchotchkes and exotic antiques that Liberace, a compulsive shopper, was so fond of. "He'd have a Louis the 15th desk and on top of it he'd have something he found in a thrift shop just because he thought it was pretty," Cummings said. "He thought his mission in life was to bring beauty in the world. He was truly obsessed with it."
Perhaps the greatest challenge for Cummings was finding enough chandeliers; one musical number alone required 11 of them.
The Liberace Foundation lent the production a great deal of original memorabilia, including several pianos, which came as a relief to Cummings. But serendipity also played a part. Cummings' team just so happened to call the son of the man who originally made Liberace's decadent Greek bathtub; he still had the original mold.
Another asset, said Cummings, was that Liberace was so extraordinarily well liked. "People would try to track me down, because they just wanted to be a part of the whole thing. He had that infectious exuberance."


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There are several types of urinary incontinence. The causes vary depending on the type.
Temporary incontinence can be caused by:
Many medications can cause urinary problems, including blood pressure pills, sleeping pills, indigestion remedies, and antidepressants. Talk with your doctor if you are suffering from incontinence and are taking any type of medication.
More permanent incontinence may be classified as one of the following 4 types. Some people have a mixture of these types. In some cases, incontinence may have several different causes. Sometimes the cause is unclear.
Stress incontinence results when certain activities increase pressure on the bladder. Leaking can be triggered by laughing, sneezing, lifting heavy objects, or exercise. This is the most common type of incontinence and may be caused by:
Urge incontinence is loss of bladder control following a strong urge to urinate. You are unable to hold urine long enough to make it to the bathroom. This is also known as overactive bladder. It may be caused by:
Overflow incontinence occurs when the bladder is full. The increased pressure generated by an over-full bladder exceeds the strength of the valve holding urine in. It may be caused by:
When nerve controls to your bladder are absent, as in spinal cord injury, the bladder will empty when it reaches a certain volume. This is called a neurogenic bladder. If you have this condition, you will learn how to drain urine periodically or permanently with a tube called a catheter inserted directly into your bladder.
Your bladder control may be perfectly normal, but any mental or physical condition that slows you down or confines you may result in loss of urine. This is called functional incontinence.
Occasionally an abnormal channel called a fistula opens between the bladder and the outside world. It can be from a birth defect, an injury, or a complication of surgery. Fistulas cause continuous, uncontrolled urine dribbling and can be surgically repaired.
Urinary incontinence. Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians. Available at:
https://familydoctor.org/condition/urinary-incontinence. Updated April 2014. Accessed May 19, 2017.
Urinary incontinence. Urology Care Foundation website. Available at:
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While the dream might be making (lots of) money to play Lollapalooza like Bruno Mars, the reality is spending money to see him in concert and drink overpriced beers. Thankfully,
While the dream might be making (lots of) money to play Lollapalooza like Bruno Mars, the reality is spending money to see him in concert and drink overpriced beers.
Thankfully, until you can work that '24 karat magic,' you've got ways to save on the food, drink, transportation and other expenses. But you'll have to do this prep work:1. Read the rules
Don't waste money by having food, drinks or other items confiscated at the entrance. Review the festival website to learn what exactly you can and can't bring in. Selfie sticks, for example, are prohibited at Lollapalooza, Pitchfork Music Festival �and Newport Folk Festival. Large bags, umbrellas, coolers, chairs and food may or may not fly, depending on the concert.
Mind the details when packing water, too. Festivals vary in their rules on what size water bottles can be and what materials they can be made of, as well as whether they �must be empty or full and 'factory-sealed.'
� MORE: How to save on concert tickets2. Don't arrive hungry
Concerts and music festivals aren't known for their bargain bites, but you've got to eat. Here's the solution of Rob Janicke, longtime festival attendee and co-founder of the SoundEvolution Music record label: Before entering, 'I always eat as much as I can without making myself sick.'
One breakfast that should fill you for the first few sets is a vegetable omelet with a side of avocado and two slices of 100% whole grain toast, says Keri Gans, nutritionist and author of 'The Small Change Diet.' If you plan to camp at a festival like Bonnaroo, pack foods with that same combination of protein, healthy fat and fiber.
Continually refill your water bottle at water stations and fountains, too. You'll stay hydrated for free and (maybe) curb that temptation for a marked-up beer or lemonade.3. Find a cheap ride
Take public transportation for a few bucks if you're attending a festival in a big city " like Pitchfork and Lollapalooza in Chicago or Afropunk Festival in Brooklyn. These concerts and a few others are also accessible from within the city by bike. Make sure to securely lock your bike and save enough energy to both party and pedal.
If four wheels are a must, look into shuttle and bus options on the festival website. Or carpool with friends, Janicke says. 'Share the gas and tolls, and it's much cheaper for everybody.'4. Dress smart
Whatever you wear to the festival may get muddy, sweaty, grass-stained or all of the above. So leave the designer bag and your go-to work shoes at home. Instead, sport old clothes that are fine to (potentially) ruin. And most large festivals happen rain or shine, Janicke adds. If the forecast calls for the former, pack rain gear so you won't be tempted to buy pricey apparel from the merch tent just to get into some dry clothes.5. Volunteer
Before buying your ticket, consider checking the festival's website to see if organizers need volunteers. Or search Facebook for volunteer opportunities shared by vendors, nonprofits and 'people who work festivals as a hobby,' suggests Emily Berke, an administrative assistant for a talent management agency and freelance writer for the New Fury Media website. (You may have to save this strategy for 2019, as many of this summer's festivals may be fully staffed on volunteers.)
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The terms depend on the festival, but for some, you can work a certain number of hours in exchange for a free or discounted admission. You may also get free food (or meal tokens) during your shift, or free merchandise.
Volunteer duties can vary from scanning tickets to promoting the festival on social media, says Berke, who has volunteered at the Vans Warped Tour and other concerts. 'Other times, you're running back and forth from backstage and you see your favorite artist,' she adds. Of course, the trade-off for saving money and maybe " maybe! " running into Bruno Mars is that you'll also have to work.
For that reason, 'it really takes someone who really, really wants to do it to work at a festival,' Berke says. 'But if you enjoy the vibe of festivals, or maybe you're trying to come up in the music industry, it really is so much fun.'
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MFA Control Improves Productivity
Akzo Nobel's Pasadena, Texas plant produces fluidized cracking catalyst (FCC). The FCC produced at the plant is shipped to major oil refineries worldwide for use in their catalytic cracking processes. Catalytic cracking is an integral part of modern refineries and is of great importance to refinery operations.
FCC is a dry granular substance and as such can only be transported practically by means of pneumatic conveying systems. Pneumatic conveying systems are used in many different industries to move dry products such as powders and pellets. Large blowers are used to generate air pressure in thin wall piping and tubing, and dry material is pushed or pulled through these pipes and tubes.
Dry material pneumatic conveying systems differ greatly from the liquid and gas transport systems used in many process plants. These systems often present unique problems, especially with respect to process flow control.
Process Operation
After the FCC is produced, the final catalyst product is loaded through a vacuum conveying system at the plant. The vacuum system is used to pull the product out of the one of many silos and transfer it to one of two vessels mounted on load cells (Figure 1).
Figure 1: FCC Transfer System
A vacuum system pulls the FCC out of the silo and transfers it to one of two
vessels mounted on load cells. This process uses vacuum pressure to extract the
FCC from one silo at a time.
This process uses vacuum pressure to extract FCC from one silo at a time. The conveying air media must have a minimum take off velocity to adequately convey the fine powder catalyst through the system.
From the selected silo, the powder is transferred into a cyclone receiver, and the powder then drops into a pair of weigh-scale hoppers. The scales work in tandem to drop the product into a dense phase pot. The dense phase pot continuously cycles to fill, pressurize and convey. The product is then blown into either a rail car or truck.
Akzo Nobel's vacuum conveying system is controlled by an Allen-Bradley PLCs and a Wonderware HMI. Even with these relatively sophisticated control components, the process remained semi-manual due to various control difficulties. These manual operations were time consuming and made it harder for operators to accomplish other product and raw material transfer tasks.
Process operators also had to continually adjust silo discharge and aeration valves to maintain product transfer rates and prevent plugging. Plugging occurred when the take-off velocity of the convey air decreased. This usually was caused by a restriction upstream of the silo, or a sudden product break in the silo and the subsequent rush of powder into the convey line.
The PLC control logic has several process interlocks to insure that the system does not exceed vacuum limits or exceed 5,000 pounds at either weigh vessel. When a process interlock is activated, the silo discharge valve closes and shuts down product transfer.
If interlock trips occur frequently, product transfer rates are negatively affected. We found that vacuum pressures between 7-9 in./Hg (or 95 -122 in./H2O) result in optimal transfer rates for our system.
Control Problems and Objectives
Controlling the process is a major challenge because there are many process variations including product type, settling or fluidization characteristics, silo distance from the weigh scales, and interior vessel wall slippage.
When process conditions are perfect, product flows out of the silo at rates of 1,100 lb/min. continuously at a fixed silo discharge valve position. This perfect-state condition seldom lasts for very long as any number of process variations can occur at a given instant. Some of these process variations may include lack of proper air fluidization of the product in the silo, changes in instrument air pressure, and sudden changes in bag house differential pressure.
In addition to these instantaneous process condition changes, changes in silo wall slippage, changes in control delay times, and changes in mean silo discharge valve position can also occur from transfer to transfer.
With these unpredictable differences in process dynamics, classical PID control implemented through the PLC failed. A more adaptable control solution was required to improve the automation of the process stream.
MFA Implementation
Because the vacuum pressure in the transport pipes has a tremendous effect on the material flow, it must be tightly controlled. Depending on the location of the silo in use, there is a variable transport dead time in the process of 1-5 minutes. This long and varying dead time made it almost impossible for the PID controller to keep the vacuum pressure from oscillating.
Consequently, the system was always flooded (too much material) or starved (not enough), causing periodic slowdowns and loss of efficiency. It was time to take care of these control problems once and for all. Akzo Nobel's process engineers decided new control methods were needed. So, faced with a major control problem in the FCC transfer system, it was only natural for the company to consider a MFA-based control solutions using Model-Free Adaptive (MFA) controllers.
Ultimately CyboSoft (www.cybosoft.com) MFA controllers were chosen to manage the pH control systems. With CyboSoft's CyboCon software, there are a number of MFA controller options available and each one is designed to solve a challenging control problem. For instance, Nonlinear MFA controls nonlinear processes, MFA pH controls pH processes, and MIMO MFA controls multivariable processes.
The Anti-delay MFA controller was selected to control our process because of our system's long and varying transport delays. Since there was no need to build process models, it was relatively easy to configure and launch the MFA controller.
Launching the Anti-Delay MFA Controller
Like the vacuum pressure control loop in our logistic system, many industrial process control loops have large time delays due to transformation of heat, materials and signals. No matter what control action is taken, the effect may not be measurable for a period of time. This is equivalent to disabling the feedback, and feedback information is essential to automatic control.
If a PID is used to control a process with significant time delays, the controller output will keep growing during the delay time and cause a large overshoot or make the system unstable. Typically, a PID has to be de-tuned significantly in order to stay in automatic mode, but this action sacrifices control performance.
When a controller is de-tuned, poor and sluggish control performance occurs and the set point can significantly diverge from the process variable. Smith Predictor is a useful control scheme to deal with processes with large time delays. However, a precise process model is usually required to construct a Smith Predictor. Otherwise, its performance may not be satisfactory.
Since the Anti-delay MFA does not need a precise process model, it can be easily configured with an estimated process time constant and process delay time. In this application, an estimated 30sec. time constant and a 140sec. delay time was used.
As in most processes, Akzo Nobel's engineers understood that there would be a mismatch between the configured and the actual process delay time. Since MFA adapts, it can deal with the difference. Once MFA was configured, the controller was launched and it successfully took over control immediately.
Better Control, Higher Yield, Less Waste
MFA controllers can control complex systems and, unlike model-based control, do not require custom configuration of process models.
Starting from the same oscillating control condition, the system oscillated under PID control, while the MFA system was able to quickly adapt to an excellent control condition. If both controllers were started from a sluggish situation, it was clear the MFA system controlled the process faster and better than the PID-based system.
Better control means improved process stability, higher production efficiency and yield, consistent product quality, and reduced material and energy waste.
Akzo Nobel's Pasadena, Texas plant has deployed multiple MFA controllers for vacuum pressure control in our catalyst logistics plant. We have also deployed multiple MFA pH controllers for wastewater neutralization in our catalyst production plant.
These MFA controllers have proven effective and user-friendly with no process models or manual tuning required. Akzo Nobel has improved production efficiency, reduced material and energy consumption, and achieved a significant return on investment since implementing MFA.
[1] George S. Cheng, MFA in Control with CyboCon, CyboCon MFA Control Software User Manual, CyboSoft, General Cybernation Group Inc., Rancho Cordova, CA, 2002.
[2] Vance VanDoren, Techniques of Adaptive Control, Elsevier Science, Butterworth-Heinemann,
[3] Vance VanDoren, Model Free Adaptive Control - This New Technique for Adaptive Control Addresses a Variety of Technical Challenges, Control Engineering
[4] George S. Cheng and Li-Qun Huo, Control System Optimizes EOR Steam Generator Output, Oil & Gas Journal, September 2003.
[5] George S. Cheng and Li-Qun Huo, Chinese Steel Plant Clears Air with Software - Model-Free Adaptive Control Puts Ling-Yuan Iron and Steel in League of Its Own, InTech, October 2003.
Stephen Harris is a technical specialist at Akzo Nobel Catalysts in
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2527-111 | Dynacell, Dynamic Load Cell +/-100 kN. (22500 lbf)
The fatigue life of the unit is 10E9 full stress reversed cycles at the capacity of the cell. Overload capability is 300% of the capacity before mechanical failure of the cell.
Side load resistance is 40% of the capacity.
Dynacell is a unique load measurement device which automatically compensates for load errors induced through inertia of the load string components. A method of dynamic inertia compensation is essential for all forms of dynamic testing.
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The 2527 Series load cells are designed for use with Dynamic Testing Systems; offering exceptional performance with the ability to measure forces as low as 1/250th of the force capacity to an accuracy of 0.5% of reading. Automatic transducer recognition and electrical calibration, makes them easy to use. The load cells can withstand loads up to 150% of their force capacity without damage and 300% without mechanical failure. All Instron load cells are individually temperature-compensated and tested for accuracy and repeatability on calibration apparatus that is traceable to international standards, with a measurement uncertainty that does not exceed one-third of the permissible error of the load cell.
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Weve got some amazing news and some sad news, in regards to our Volunteer GM program aka the Freebooters. Weve decided to refocus our efforts and launch the Gen Con Freebooters program instead!
Were a super small company, and were spread out around the US. It is difficult to support an international program when youre an indie company, or even a US-based program. We simply havent been able to offer up the perks that larger companies can support, such as the Pathfinder Society and the D&D Adventurers League. These are amazing programs, and we hope someday to build up a most excellent group of volunteers.
We decided at the last Ronin Summit to focus our energy on supporting volunteer GMs at Gen Con, especially as we found out that Mutants & Masterminds is one of the Gen Con High Demand Games. Over the years, we have also received a lot of requests for more Song of Ice & Fire games, plus were always happy for more Dragon Age. This year, were hoping for more submissions for Fantasy Age and Fantasy Age/Titansgrave.
With all this in mind, we are excited for the Gen Con Freebooter program. Were looking for volunteers to run games, whether one session or 4-days of sessions. Early submissions starts January 6th! Heres how it works:
- Green Ronin will pick up your 4-day badge in return for 12-hours worth of game time scheduled
- For 16+ hours of game time scheduled, Green Ronin will reimburse your hotel based on ¼ of a regular rate. As an example, if a room is $200 per night well pick up your part, so $50 per night!
- Green Ronin must submit your games to count towards the free badge and room reimbursement.
- You are still welcome to submit games via your favorite game group or other game companies, but we will only pick up badges/hotel reimburse for our submitted games.
- Free Green Ronin Freebooter t-shirt, while supplies last
Dont need a free badge or hotel reimbursement? Wed still love to feature your game! If you submit a game with your favorite gaming group, or on your own, let us know and well promote your game via our social media and at the Gen Con booth.
Another item of note. Well be working with ConTessa and Tabletop Gaymers to promote women and LGBTQIA+ GMs. If you would like to submit to be a GM in these special events, please let me know directly at firstname.lastname@example.com


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|Two views of Heatherbrae
Recently an approach was made to the Springwood Historical Society for their views on the de-listing of the above property from Blue Mountains City Councils Heritage Register. Unfortunately, the society decided not to take the matter further i.e. advocating for retention of the property on the said list given its cultural and historic significance.
The land on which Heatherbrae was built was once owned by Sir Henry Parkes who reputedly traded it off to pay a debt owed to wine and spirit merchant, Mr William Fesq. In 1889 the business premises of Fesq was located at 257 George Street, Sydney.[1] Fesq had succeeded his father and continued with the wine and spirit business until he retired in 1911. He died in 1919.[2] Fesq retained ownership of the property some years before he built the sandstone and weatherboard cottage that eventually became known as Heatherbrae, 1893/94.[3] In 1907 the cottage was sold to William Wallace, a police sergeant, and it was Wallace that gave the home the name that it retains until this present day. However, Wallace may have been leasing the property prior to that time because his name appeared on the electoral roll for 1903 and he was a member of the local Progress Association 1905-06.
George McKillop of Buddah Station Narromine purchased the property in 1908. McKillop, who died in 1934, was related to Sister Mary McKillop and the Boland family of Springwood. Various members of the family of graziers and horticulturalists operated Buddah until it was sold in 1974.[4] Royden and Norman McKillop were his sons. Heatherbrae was sold to a Mr. R. McDonald in 1915 and in 1918 to Edward Augustus Beeby who was a Sydney solicitor. Beeby was secretary of the Starr Bowkett Society and the family ran an electrical business in Springwood. In 1927, the cottage was sold to Aaron Webb who was born in Forbes in 1886. There is some evidence to suggest the cottage accepted guests and that the proprietor, thought to be Webb, met the trains to pick up his guests.[5]
William M. Reid purchased the property in 1930. An article that appeared in the Australian Women's Weekly stated that Reid was a softgoods manufacturer. The couple were still living at Heatherbrae some thirty years later when this article was published.[6] According to the article William and wife Constance were globetrotters extraordinaire who had visited every country in the world except for 'Formosa, Russia and the continent of South America.'[7] William Reid had been around the world forty times while Constance had twenty eight around the world trips under her belt. Both husband and wife were proficient in several languages including French, Italian and Spanish and could make themselves known in Portuguese, Dutch, German and Norwegian.[8] As a consequence Heatherbrae contained a unique assortment of treasures collected on their trips including a 'polar bear skin and stuffed crocodile,' a 'dagger made from a human thighbone,' 'a Scottish whisky horn...and a brass gong from China.'[9] The couple had travelled in cargo ships and luxury liners and considered the most important requirement for any traveller was the need to be adaptable to any situation and to eat the local food.
A newspaper article indicated that the Reids were affable hosts and in their mountain home entertained on a somewhat grand scale. In1932 they entertained a large gathering of members of the English Speaking Union.[10] Guests played tennis on Heatherbrae's courts or amused themselves 'inspecting the curios' their hosts had collected from a trip to Tahiti. The English Speaking Union was an organisation founded by Sir Evelyn Wrench after the First World War.[11] The object of the Union was to promote human achievement and understanding through education throughout the world.[12] It is of interest to note that in 1941, while on a visit to Australia, Sir Evelyn was kidnapped in Sydney by a group who passed themselves off as journalists employed by the Australian Broadcasting Commission.[13] Fortunately, he came to no harm after being taken and left at a crematorium. Sir Evelyn implied that, in retrospect, he thought they could have been members of the 'fifth column' who wanted to prevent him broadcasting a speech on the radio station 2FC.[14] Wrench, interestingly, had been blacklisted by the Germans for opinions expressed about Hitler when he visited the United States, thus his kidnapping could have been attributed to any one of several political groups. A luncheon meeting of the Union in Sydney in 1940 included people of note such as Sir Henry Braddon, Sir Kelso King, Dr. Ben Edye, James Moyes and Harry Twigden.
The Reids hospitality also extended to their neighbours in North Springwood. The present owner is thought to be M/s Bronwyn Hickey and family.
Despite a reduction to the original land holding of Parkes and alterations to the original house, it is unfortunate that Blue Mountains City Council does not pay due respect to Heatherbrae and the evolving character of this heritage listed item. The listing should be retained and represent the way that the Springwood district has progressed since the 1880s.
Pamela Smith
[1] Sydney Morning Herald, 12.7.1889, p. 4.
[2] Sydney Morning Herald, 12.5.1919, p. 8.
[3] Nepean Times,18.11.1893.
[4] Noel Butlin Archive Centre, McKillop and Sons, 1849-2005, Ref. Code AU NBAC Z376.
[5] Sydney Morning Herald, 19.10.1929, p. 28.
[6] Australian Women's Weekly, 13.12.1961, p. 15.
[7] Ibid.
[8] Ibid.
[9] Ibid.
[10] Sydney Morning Herald, 1.11.1932, p. 4.
[11] The English Speaking Union, How ESU Began, www.esu.org.au/?fbk_module_id=cms&fbk_page_id...,
cached, accessed 17.9.2011.
[12] Ibid.
[13] Examiner (Launceston), 25.7.1941, p. 1.
[14] Ibid.


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This review is gonna be a bit of a downer. I really wanted to love this foundation because I love Natio, but this foundation really disappointed me.
This is what Natio says about it on their website-
Instantly skin smoothing foundation combines full coverage, lightweight texture and lasting hydration with a velvety finish for a perfectly even complexion.
The only real positives I can find about this foundation is the fact that it is medium to full coverage, and that it contains an SPF.
Everything else about it is not great. The foundation itself is really thick, and any more than one light coat of this makes it cake to all-heavens. Even with one light coat, within a few hours it was settling into fine lines and was really oily looking (even though I have dryer skin).
The foundation also only comes in four shades, and the lightest shade 'light to medium' is almost too dark for my NW20 skin, so anyone with lighter skin than that is out of luck. Even so, I had to be really careful to blend it all the way down my neck as otherwise it left that awful mask-foundation look that isn't pretty.
I tried applying this with fingers, a damp sponge, and a buffing brush, and all gave pretty much the same result and ended up the same way after a few hours- oily and cakey looking.
To make matters worse, I broke out quite a bit after my first use, and while subsequent uses didn't break me out, they did clog my pores. This is very strange for me as no makeup product has ever made me break out.
To make matters worse, I broke out quite a bit after my first use, and while subsequent uses didn't break me out, they did clog my pores. This is very strange for me as no makeup product has ever made me break out.
The undertone of this foundation is also really strange. I noticed when I blended it onto my hand above outside in natural light it had a really strong pink undertone, however, when I applied it inside it looked almost orange undertoned when I blended it down onto my neck. Weird, right?
Natio also recently introduced another foundation that has medium coverage that my Mum bought and thinks is OK, so you might have better luck with that one. Unfortunately I really can't recommend this one :-(
Don't let this put you off trying out other Natio skin care and makeup though as they do have some quality products.
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Have you tried this foundation and made it work? Have you had any other disappointments with foundations recently? Let me know! :)