text:
Knit to Flatter on Craftsy
Full disclosure: Amy and I have been friends for several years.
I was pregnant and my shape was rapidly changing back when Amy was working out the original Fit to Flatter tutorials, and I have benefited greatly from what amounts to ongoing personal consultations over the course of several years.
I watched (and informally modeled, on more than one occasion) as Amy knit the book sweaters. Through this process I've learned a lot about what works with my shape, and how to tailor sweaters to both fit well and flatter my unique body shape.
I say this, because I want you to know that although I am already familiar with the material, and have already put the techniques into practice to produce wardrobe staples, I found Amy's Knit to Flatter class on Craftsy to be a truly worthwhile experience. I cannot express with words how much I wish there had been something like this when I first began knitting 10 years ago – it would have saved me about 6 or 7 years of knitting failures.*
I was deeply moved by the class discussion on body image (and our distorted view thereof) and the role clothing plays in our self-presentation. I was impressed by how detailed and informative it is (more on that next). It's not new material to me – I've been discussing these ideas with Amy for a long time. But the class still blew me away.
I found Amy's discussion of silhouette and the basic principles to creating visual balance within your particular silhouette useful not only for knitting, but for selecting my clothing in general.
Her instructions and reasoning on using set-in sleeve construction were game-changing for me. Within the knitting community, there is a strong move toward seamless knitting, to avoid finishing/seaming/armholes, etc. I was included in that – I was intimidated by seaming, and by set-in sleeves. Also, I wanted to spend my crafting time actually knitting, not seaming. Once I got over that fear and just did it already, I am fully converted to the benefits of a seamed garment with set-in sleeves.
Moreover, the idea of using shoulders as the base measurement was particularly poignant for me, as a broad shouldered, small-busted figure, anything that is sized for my bust is guaranteed to be too small everywhere else. (I feel like the Incredible Hulk, bursting out of the armhole seams.)
This is also directly applicable to women with large busts – their bust measurement has no correlation to shoulder size or waist size, and so choosing a sweater on bust size alone is actually foolish when you come to think of it.
And her step-by-step instructions on how to actually make the modifications are the final gem of the course. Amy takes the mystery out of creating beautifully tailored sweaters.
Having gotten to spend some quality time with the book, what I can see now is how the class and the book work together. Much like school (although, probably more useful than about 98% of the classes we took in school) the book serves almost as a text book companion to the material covered in class, with practical exercises (the sweater patterns). In class, Amy brings those concepts to life – you can see her passion on the subject as she personally walks you through each step from the most basic ideas of body image to the most detailed of modification calculations.
But the book gives you physical materials to refer back to, make notes in, and pull off the shelf each time you see a sweater pattern you love… because you know it's not worth knitting an entire sweater (the time! the money!) unless it's going to fit you perfectly, and customized to flatter your unique figure.
You know how we each have that one knitting friend who is a prolific knitter of beautiful, well-fitting sweaters? And you wonder why you can't do it, but you figure it's just because you're not a sweater knitter? That's not actually true. This class will help you become the sweater knitter you never thought you could be.
*There's a pervasive attitude that we might spend all this time knitting on projects but that it's kind of a craps shoot on how it might turn out. Knitters spend so much money on yarn, spend so much time knitting a project, and even if the project turns out beautifully, it's often a mystery if the project will end up being something we're happy with. Or a mystery why this beautifully knit sweater ends up making us feel uncomfortable.
We loved it in the pattern picture, right? We knit it with the right yarn, to gauge, and with great skill. Then why don't we wear it? The pages of Ravelry are littered with these projects, my own included (although I recently cleared much of them out, because I hated looking back at all that waste).
It doesn't have to be that way. This is the class that breaks that cycle.


text:
We use cookies to improve our website, provide more personalised services to you and analyse our traffic.
To find out more information about our use of cookies please read our Cookie Policy
Read more
If you've got the ambition to reach new markets we'll help you take it global. #GlobalAmbition
Irish companies deliver competitive advantage worldwide. Source your partner here. #IrishAdvantage
Access supports and information for your Brexit action plan.
Export Performance in Global Markets 2017
Enterprise Ireland-backed companies recorded export sales of €22.71bn in 2017, representing a 7 per cent increase on 2016. This is the highest level of export sales recorded in the history of the agency and the eighth-consecutive year of clients' export growth. Find out more about how Enterprise Ireland supports global ambition here: https://www.globalambition.ie
Supporting the global ambition of regional companies
Over 209,000 people are currently employed in Enterprise Ireland-backed companies throughout Ireland with 65% of those based in the regions. Here's how we support their #GlobalAmbition
Enterprise Ireland - supporting global ambition
At Enterprise Ireland, we work with Ireland's most ambitious entrepreneurs and businesses to help them scale and reach new export markets. Whether it's funding, market insight or access to an international network, we have the supports to help you achieve your global ambition. For more information go to https://www.globalambition.ie
End of Year Statement 2017
Over 19,000 new jobs, record employment figures, good news for the regions and the launch of a new Market Discovery Fund at Enterprise Ireland's End of Year Statement 2017 announcement
Enterprise Ireland Highlights 2017
A look back at the highlights and successes of Enterprise Ireland's 2017
Enterprise Ireland launches a new digital Eurozone Marketing Campaign
Enterprise Ireland launches a new digital Eurozone marketing campaign at its biggest ever International Markets Week. The #IrishAdvantage campaign will promote the capabilities of Irish companies across a range of sectors, targeted at key overseas markets.
The Irish Advantage
Innovative, flexible and trusted - Irish companies are helping their customers worldwide achieve competitive advantage in all sectors. Ireland's uniquely open, fast-moving and collaborative economy has developed business people and companies with an unequalled track record of meeting the needs of global market leaders. www.irishadvantage.com
CSF All Sectors with focus on ICT
Top tips on applying for the Competitive Start Fund for all sectors with focus on ICT.
Enterprise Ireland Student Entrepreneur Awards
The Enterprise Ireland Student Entrepreneur Awards are part of a major drive aimed at encouraging students to start their own businesses; helping them turn their ideas into a commercial reality. This year celebrates the 35th year of these prestigious awards. Gasgon Medical is this year's winner. The company aims to deliver unique and innovative medical devices to improve patient safety and support medical professionals during common procedures.
Enterprise Ireland Female Entrepreneurship
Starting & growing businesses is a key focus of Enterprise Ireland's Female Entrepreneurship programmes which include a dedicated Competitive Start Fund to encourage more women to start a business. 61 new female-led start-ups were supported by Enterprise Ireland in 2015 - up from 43 in 2014
Enterprise Ireland High Potential Start-ups
Start-ups are a powerful engine of job creation and economic growth. Nurturing and supporting early stage High Potential Start-Ups is a key pillar of Enterprise Ireland's strategy 'Driving Enterprise, Delivering Jobs'.
Enterprise Ireland, East Point Business Park Dublin 3
+353 1 727 2000

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Accounting Career Paths
A Passport to the World of Business
If money is the language of business, then no one speaks it better than accountants. "The accounting function is the backbone of the financial markets," says Lisa Young, a partner at Ernst & Young in New York City. "When you come into public accounting, the most exciting thing is what you learn about commerce, the flow of business and understanding business overall."
Pick a Public Accounting Path
"The biggest decision [accounting] graduates need to make is public versus private accounting," explains Mary Feeney Bonawitz, PhD, CPA, assistant professor of accounting at Pennsylvania State University, Capital College, and past president of the American Society of Women Accountants.
Staff accountant or junior auditor are typical entry-level positions in public accounting, whether the firm is large or small, says Clar Rosso, director of communications for the California Society of Certified Public Accountants. In your first few years on the job, you'll assist senior auditors and prepare for the CPA exam.
At a Big Four firm such as Ernst & Young, you would work as a staff auditor for a year or two and then move up to a senior-level auditing post, then manager, then senior manager and ultimately to partner level.
To land the job and keep moving up the ladder, "you need to be a well-rounded individual with strong scholastics, demonstrated leadership capabilities and outside interests," Young says. "Public accounting is about relationships and understanding technical issues. It's about being able to work with a variety of people from all different walks of life."
Pick a Private Accounting Path
If you decide to go the private accounting route and work for a corporation, your first job will likely be in the controller's department. You might do monthly reports or internal audits of your own company, which could send you traveling to job sites in other states or countries.
"You might also work in the budget department doing forecasts or in mergers and acquisitions if your company is looking to grow," Bonawitz explains.
People who follow this accounting track typically seek additional education or credentials to boost them into a job as an assistant controller, then controller and eventually chief financial officer. Options include earning a master's degree in accounting or MBA, or becoming a CPA or a Certified Management Accountant.
Pick Something Else
But accounting graduates have at least two other options: government or nonprofit work.
Uncle Sam and his cousins at the state level hire accountants and auditors to prepare and analyze financial reports, as well as to review and record revenues and expenses. Auditors investigate agencies and programs looking for fraud or waste. Tax examiners decide how much businesses and citizens owe, and then they collect those funds. Purchasing agents buy supplies, while management analysts handle efficiency issues and may suggest solutions to management problems.
If you choose to take the nonprofit route with your accounting career, you can expect to earn less than your fellow grads who choose for-profit employers, but you may have the opportunity to make the world a cleaner, safer or better-educated place in which to live.
Learn more about accounting careers.


text:
SMB - Mushroom Island$24.00
Power-ups are add-on decals for Nintendo X Blik video game sets. Use this Power-Ups with Super Mario Bros Re-Stik or mix-and-match with other add-ons to create your own video game scene.
Power-Ups are movable. This is an official Nintendo licensed product.
What's Included
1 decal per pkg
- 1 24" x 16" mushroom island
Meet the Designer
Founded on September 23, 1889 by Fusajiro Yamauchi, Nintendo got its start manufacturing and marketing a playing card game called Hanafuda, which soon gained mass popularity. Realizing the limitations of the playing card business, however, Yamauchi moved into other arenas without lasting success. Then, in 1966, Nintendo settled into the Japanese toy industry where it would eventually produce a light gun technology for the emerging arcade scene - a new market that would ultimately secure the company's spot as a gaming pioneer.
In 1985, Nintendo launched the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Over the course of the next two years, it almost single-handedly revitalized the video game industry, selling over 60 million units. People brought games like Super Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong into their homes for the first time on the NES.
Today, Nintendo Co., Ltd., of Kyoto, Japan, is the worldwide leader and innovator in the creation of interactive entertainment, manufacturing and marketing hardware and software for its popular home and portable video game systems.


text:
Game 78 vs. OKC: Doncha wish your point guard was NINJA like mine…
First of all, this was a great, epic game.
First of all, Kevin Durant is unbelievable. He's unreal. He's the beastliest beast in the league, and unlike LBJ and Kobe, he's likeable and has a normal-sized head.
Second of all, this was a great, epic game. This was real basketball, which unfortunately is few and far between in today's NBA. The basketball gods are definitely smiling today.
Third, Deron (career-high 42 points) was pure NINJA. We all know that he hates to lose, but you can't say "he came out to win" every night. Today, you can. I can't exactly explain it, but you could see it in his eyes. He had *that look* in his eyes; he came out with aggression, looking to dominate and get the win. Which is exactly what he did.
The Jazz finally got off to a fast start. How long has it been since we've seen that? While they were scoring points, however, they never really got into a good flow in the first quarter. OKC, on the other hand, wasn't scoring as many points, but everything looked ridiculously easy for them.
Towards the end of the first, Ronnie P. checked in…with cornrows.
I know not everyone agrees, but I dig the new look. And particularly so in contrast to the light of my life, AK, who has left "Dumb and Dumber" territory for "Yikes! Creepy" land.
In 19 first-half minutes, Boozer was completely invisible. And by "completely," I mean "completely." Looking at the halftime box score, I could not recall him doing a single thing. Fortunately, neither team outplayed the other in the second quarter, and we went into halftime with the Thundah up 2, 65-63.
Jazz fans just about committed seppuku midway through the 4th when Deron crumpled to the floor in agony, but fortunately he'd only gotten the wind knocked out of him and played on following the timeout.
The second half, and in particular the fourth quarter, was a nail-biting thing of beauty. Where do I even start? We had huge contributions and plays from all of our guys. Boozer and Millsap both brought it after halftime. Boozer had probably one of the biggest dunks of the season, while Millsap took the ball to the hoop and also had a huge block. CJ had two and-1s and a huge trey, and OMSW, oh my sweet, sweet Wesley, showed the world the ice water in his veins when he calmly sank two clutch FTs with 17 ticks left in regulation to put the Jazz up 3. All this time, Deron is whirling around being all NINJA and Kevin Durant is flat-out aweing with his scoring and, well, everything he's doing.
Thanks to the Jazz's [lack of] rebounding, the Thunder took 4 of the first 5 shots in OT; none of those five shots connected. Nevertheless, the Thunder drew first blood with a Harden FT. A Matthews three later, Harden put OKC up three with a trey of his own. CJ completed one of his aforementioned and-1s to tie the game, and Deron hit a three to get the Jazz the lead back. With five seconds left, OKC had a 1-point lead and the Jazz had the ball. The inbounds pass went to Boozer, who passed it to Deron…who launched a long jumper…that went down, down, down, down…
I seriously considered calling in sick, because there was nowhere I wanted to be and nothing I wanted to be doing more at that moment than sitting in my chair and revelling in this win. In the end, I had to settle for wearing a Deron shirt and Jazz cap to work. I frickin' hate jersey poppers (no that is not what Ronnie P. is doing in the picture above), but man oh man, did I want to pop my shirt all the way to work… :-)


text:
At first I thought Ms. Hough was wearing some variation of kurta pajamas/churidars/shalwar kameez, but it seems like it's just a dress over pants. Are dresses over pants back? Emma Watson says yes. Official caption:
NEW YORK, NY - FEBRUARY 11: Julianne Hough attends 'Safe Haven' New York Screening at Sunshine Landmark on February 11, 2013 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)


text:
Sun Valley, CA – The summer season is almost here and now is the perfect time to prepare for it. Although many people turn to the beach for a more relaxing outdoor getaway and to enjoy the cool water under the summer heat, there are those who prefer to stay at home to avoid crowded beaches. Just because they don't go to the beach does not mean they can't enjoy summer the way beach-goers do. Pacific Outdoor Living provides the best summer Los Angeles pools design and landscaping services.
"Pacific Outdoor Living is a landscaper that has been installing stunning landscapes for 18 years," according to Roy Kimchi of Pacific Outdoor Living. "All of our competent crews undergo thorough training and certification to ensure the value of their work meets the highest standards of our customers, every time."
The services that they offer are divided into three main categories namely: Los Angeles Landscapes, Hardscapes, and Water Features. Under their landscape services, they include Mediterranean Landscape Design, Modern Landscape Design, Drought-Tolerant Landscape Design, English Garden Landscape Design, Traditional Landscape Design, and Outdoor Lighting. Each of these services can be customized depending on the preference of the customer and the existing terrain. Whether it is for the front or the backyard, they will make the outside of the house a part of the home.
As for the category Hardscapes, the services that they offer are as follows: Driveways, Fire Features, Masonry, Carpentry, Patios, and Outdoor Kitchens. On the other hand, their Water Features services include Koi Ponds, Fountains, Pondless Waterfalls, Ponds, and Pools. Summer is about to arrive and what better way to spend the hot weather than outside. The creativity in their designs reflects those that are from Los Angeles pools. This Los Angeles landscape architect and designer includes extra features such as an outdoor fire pit to make the backyard feel like home.
Pacific Outdoor Living is a landscaper of Los Angeles pools and their team are experts of the Los Angeles landscape.
For more information about their landscape services, drop by their office located at 8309 Tujunga Ave., Ste. 201 Sun Valley, CA.
They can also be reached at this number if there are any questions and concerns: 818-244-4000.
Furthermore, they also provide an email address for inquiries at: email@example.com
Visit their website to find out more about this landscaper at: http://www.pacificoutdoorliving.com/
Media Contact
Company Name: Pacific Outdoor Living
Contact Person: Roy Kimchi
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 818-244-4000
Address:8309 Tujunga Ave., Ste. 201
City: Sun Valley
State: California
Country: United States
Website: http://www.pacificoutdoorliving.com/


text:
|Old fashioned broccoli salad, made with red onion, celery, carrots, raisins, nuts and bacon, and a mayonnaise, vinegar and sugar dressing. Served here on leaves of romaine lettuce.
Old Fashioned Broccoli SaladThis poor ole broccoli salad has been languishing around for me to showcase it on the blog forever. Very patience little green veggie. Truth is, while The Cajun won't even give it a fair run, broccoli is one of my favorite veggies. I love to eat it most just simply steamed to be honest, though I've been known to fry it on occasion too. What can I say?
I adore this salad a lot too though and I can certainly make a meal of it. One thing is for sure - broccoli salad has been a southern potluck and party favorite for as long as I've been around, and it'll be a great addition to your Labor Day cookout too.
Broccoli Salad is most often served with a sweetened, basic mayonnaise and vinegar dressing, but I love, love it with a tangy old fashioned boiled dressing. Never tried that? It is super easy to make, and so delicious I'd be willing to bet you and your guests will find yourselves drawn to it too.
Intended mostly as a dressing for vegetable salads, cabbage slaws and potato salads, it's fairly thick, sort of like a homemade mayonnaise, but can easily be thinned down with a little milk to use on good ole garden salads too. I hope you try it sometime, but I've included the more traditional dressing, just in case you prefer that.
Now a lot of us southerners are guilty of literally drowning our salads like this broccoli salad in mayonnaise dressings, and don't get me wrong, I sure love my mayonnaise. I generally prefer dressings be applied with a bit of a lighter hand for salads like this though, so that the salad is the star and not the dressing. If you use the boiled dressing, make an extra batch and thin it down a bit for the table, because I think you'll find everybody will reach for it.
Many make this salad with purely raw broccoli, but I am not one of them, preferring to blanch the broccoli. Long enough to take away some of that harsh rawness, but not so long as the broccoli loses its natural, beautiful color. It certainly makes it a bit more palatable and just easier to eat. Perfectly good served all on its own, this broccoli salad is also great when served over a bed of shredded lettuce and garnished with a little bit of chopped tomato and bacon. Try it sometime - its just delicious! Here's how to make it.
For more of my favorite salad recipes, visit my page on Pinterest!
If you make this or any of my recipes, I'd love to see your results! Just snap a photo and hashtag it #DeepSouthDish on social media or tag me @deepsouthdish on Instagram!
Recipe: Old Fashioned Broccoli Salad©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 15 min |Inactive time: 1 hour | Yield: About 6 to 8 servings
For the Dressing:
For the Salad:
- 3/4 cup of mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons of red wine vinegar
- 1/8 cup of granulated sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon of kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon of Cajun seasoning or cayenne pepper, or to taste, optional
- 1/2 cup raisins or dried cranberries
- 1 bunch of raw broccoli
- 1/2 cup of chopped red onion
- 1/2 cup of chopped celery
- 1/2 cup grated carrots
- 1/2 cup of chopped pecans or walnuts
- 8 slices of bacon, fried crisp, crumbled and divided
- Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
For the dressing, whisk ingredients together until well blended and sugar is dissolved; set aside. Prepare dressing and set aside. Plump the raisins by placing them into a bowl, covering with hot water and letting stand for about 10 minutes. Drain well and set aside. Chop broccoli into florets, discarding the tough stalk ends. Blanch in boiling water for about 1 minute, then plunge into a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking process; drain well and let cool.
Transfer the broccoli to a large serving or storage bowl, add the onions, celery, carrots, raisins, nuts, and half of the bacon; toss to mix. Pour dressing over the broccoli mixture, add salt and pepper,and gently toss;taste and adjust. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour, longer if possible, to let flavors marry. Garnish with remaining cooked bacon and serve.
Cook's Notes: Substitute Old Fashioned Boiled Dressing for the traditional mayonnaise and vinegar dressing. Can also substitute 2 (12 ounce) packages of frozen broccoli florets for the raw. Place in a colander until thawed. Do not blanch. Though sunflower seed meat is traditional (use about 1/4 cup), any other nut will also do, so use your favorite, such as chopped walnuts, chopped pecans or sliced, chopped almonds. I love pecan in this salad. Toss in 1/4 cup of shredded cheddar, if desired right before serving. Substitute dried cranberries for the raisins for a different change. Broccoli salad can be served as a side dish, alone, or on chilled salad plates over shredded lettuce or lettuce leaves, garnishing each serving with the remaining bacon and some sliced cherry tomatoes, if desired. May also add in 2 apples (Gala or Honeycrisp recommended), cored and chopped, right before serving.
Source: http://deepsouthdish.com
Requires Adobe Reader - download it free!©Deep South Dish
☛ Are you on Facebook? If you haven't already, come and join the party! We have a lot of fun & there's always room for one more at the table.
Old Fashioned Seven Layer Salad
Ramen Noodle Salad
Cornbread Salad


text:
Jazz, Race Collide With War In 1930s Europe
The novel Half Blood Blues explores an often overlooked slice of history: black jazz musicians in Germany on the eve of World War II. The book moves from 1992 to 1939, from Baltimore to Berlin to Paris. It's told by an elderly black jazz musician and his friend who survived the war. Guest host Jacki Lyden speaks with author Esi Edugyan.
This is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. I'm Jacki Lyden. Michel Martin is away this week. Now we're going to take a trip back in time with the help of a prize-winning novelist.
The novel, "Half Blood Blues," considers a slice of history that often gets overlooked: black jazz musicians and their fate in Germany just before World War II. The novel moves back and forth from 1992 to 1939, from Baltimore to Berlin, Berlin to Paris and it's told through the eyes of an elderly Baltimore black jazz musician, Sid Griffiths, and his lifelong friend, Chippewa Jones, all in invented period slang.
The novel was short-listed for the Booker Prize this year and won the Giller Prize in Canada and its author, Esi Edugyan, joins us now from member station KUOW in Seattle. Welcome.
ESI EDUGYAN: Thank you.
LYDEN: Esi, just to establish, you are a Canadian author.
EDUGYAN: I am.
LYDEN: And you live in...
EDUGYAN: I was born and raised in Calgary.
LYDEN: Born and raised in Calgary, of Ghanaian parents and you live in Victoria?
EDUGYAN: Yes.
LYDEN: Well, please tell us about this novel, which has had so much success. Tell us about the men at the center of your story. They're jazz musicians from a group called the Hot Time Swingers. We meet them in Paris. They already have escaped from Berlin. They've met Duke Ellington and at the center of the group is this really intriguing character you've invented called Hieronymus Falk. And he is eventually picked up by the Gestapo in June of 1940. Tell us about these fellows and Hieronymus.
EDUGYAN: Well, essentially, the novel is told in two parts and the first part centers around the Hot Time Swingers who, you know, are a jazz band who's had quite a bit of success playing in Berlin. And, you know, now the Third Reich has been ushered in and they're trying to decide exactly how to proceed now that they've been prohibited from playing in public.
And so the band consists of two African-American players, Sid and Chip from Baltimore, as well as the German players, Paul, who's a pianist who has a Jewish background, and Ernst. And then Hieronymus Falk, who is an Afro-German, the child of a French colonial soldier and a German mother, and he's the trumpet prodigy.
LYDEN: Hieronymus Falk really intrigued me, Esi Edugyan. He is, you say in the novel, the German word was mishling. He is of mixed race and there really were such Afro-Germans prior to the Nazis taking power.
EDUGYAN: Yes, there were. In the time after the First World War, the Rhineland was ceded to France and, you know, in terms of having their soldiers policing the area, they didn't use French soldiers. They initially brought over men from French colonies in Africa and so you had all of these young black men policing that area. And, you know, some of the German populace - this didn't sit well with them.
But there were some who ended up having children with German women and so you had all of these Afro-German children. There weren't many of them, but they ended up being known in a derogatory way.
LYDEN: Well, derogatory way. I mean, they're actually called - forgive me - Rhineland bastards by the Gestapo, made to wear black stars. That doesn't all happen in your novel, but still, this really beguiling young trumpeter, Hieronymus, he speaks German.
EDUGYAN: Yes. He's a German citizen, born and raised in that area and so - yeah. He is very much a German and this is how he would, you know, identify himself if questioned. But, of course, you know, in this kind of horribly fraught regime, he's other.
LYDEN: He's other. And they have to escape and they don't all make it out. We won't say who does and who doesn't. But did you write some of this novel in Germany?
EDUGYAN: I did, but only, you know, in the very final drafts. The novel was conceived because I was living in Germany. I was in southern Germany for over a year starting in 2006. I had an artist fellowship there and so just being a black woman in Germany, I started to think about the history of African people or people of African descent in Germany and, you know, started doing some research and found some - you know, not many, but - you know, a few terrific sources that gave whole histories.
But I was very interested in this era of the Third Reich just because these were stories I really hadn't heard before and it grew out of that.
LYDEN: The other place that this story goes is to Baltimore because both Sid and Chip are from there. They're boyhood friends there. They grow up listening to music. You have this whole slang and I was wondering where you got it. Men, for example, refer to each other as gates - G-A-T-E-S - like a swinging gate.
EDUGYAN: Mm-hmm.
LYDEN: And women are Janes. And there's a whole lot more that goes on in your really wonderfully plastic language.
EDUGYAN: Yeah. And things like gates to describe male musicians and Janes to describe – this is the actual slang of the time. But I have to say, I did extrapolate a lot, simply because you would need words to describe Nazis and things like this, and in the book they're called, you know, the Boots. And that was one of the great pleasures of writing the book, was, you know, was just being able to riff off of the language of the time and, you know, bend it, and yeah, it was just a lot of fun.
LYDEN: Well, this book has won a lot of prizes. And I thought that calling the Nazis the Boots was a fantastic thing for people who are musicians to say, because after all, they're hearing them, they're feeling them. They're literally pulsing through their lives. At one point you have all these men hiding in the studio from the Boots in Berlin and it's really, really riveting.
I don't think it gives anything away to say they do escape. They make their way to Paris. They don't all make it, but some of them do. Our main protagonists we've been talking about do. Could you please read from your novel? As they're driving a way, Sid is remembering what it was like to discover Hieronymus, this young, black, African-German trumpet prodigy in Germany.
EDUGYAN: Sure. The rest of us come in behind him, and I tell you, it ain't took but a minute for me to understand just what kind of player this kid was. He sounded broody, slow, holding the notes way longer than seemed sane. The music should've sounded something like a ship's horn carrying across water - hard, bright, clear. But the kid, hell, he made it muddy, passing his notes not only overseas but through soil too. It sounded rich, which might've been fine for an older gate but felt fake from him.
The slow dialogue between him and us had a sort of preacher-choir feel to it. But there wasn't no grace. His was the voice of a country preacher too green to convince the flock. He talked against us like he begging us to listen. He wailed. He moaned. He pleaded and seethed. He dragged every damned feeling out that trumpet but hate - a sort of naked, pathetic way of playing, like he done flipped the whole thing inside out, its nerves flailing in the air. He bent the notes, slurred them in a way that made us play harder against him. And the more we disagreed, the stronger he pleaded. But his pleading ain't never asked for nothing; just seemed to be there for its own damned sake.
In a weird way, he sounded both old and like he touching the trumpet for the very first time.
LYDEN: If you're just joining us, this is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. And I'm speaking with the Canadian novelist Esi Edugyan about her novel "Half-Blood Blues," which is narrated by an African-American jazz musician who once played in Berlin clubs just before World War II.
You know, Esi, this is one of those novels you kind of wish that I were hearing you read the whole thing to me because the language you've invented for these guys to speak is so very alive, as that example you just read us attests. I just want to ask you, did you consider this turn, how welcome black musicians had been in Weimar, and how hunted and fearful they were as the Nazis came to power?
What did the Third Reich have to say about jazz?
EDUGYAN: This was something where, you know, this was a music that obviously was foreign music. And not only was it a foreign influence, it was a music that was played by, you know, as they call it, Negroes. And so it was very much a very undesirable artform in the Third Reich. And, you know, it was banned from the airwaves and banned from clubs. And in the case of something like the Swing Boys, you know, this was seen as something that was corrupting German youth. And so they had these secret clubs where they would go and dance to Swing music and, you know, if you're caught doing that, there were dire consequences. You know, if you think of people who had sort of joined the Hitler Youth or something, they would be hunting down these Swing Boys and, you know, shaving their heads and beating them up and clubbing them. And there were raids on, you know, in various clubs and it was very - almost a form of resistance to be listening to and certainly to be playing it.
LYDEN: It isn't only a novel about being a black jazz musician in a time in which that's dangerous. It's also about some of the jealousy and envy that really besets art and creativity. Sid is almost heartbreakingly jealous of Hiero, and for much of the novel, because you leap ahead 50 years later, Sid is wooed back to Berlin by his friend Chip to attend a documentary and watches it and sees himself being accused of basically turning Hiero over to the Nazis.
What was going on in that sense of great creative jealousy?
EDUGYAN: I think it's always with someone like genius, which is a word that gets thrown around quite a bit. But I think it's something that's really unfathomable and unquantifiable and, you know, probably very vexing, you know, if you're pursuing the same art as your great friend who is a genius and it seems to come so easily to him. And, you know, between Sid and Hiero, Sid really loves Hiero and he respects Hiero and all these things, but it's all very complicated by the fact that he is really jealous of him and he doesn't understand why Hiero doesn't have to work as hard as he does and he sounds, you know, perfect.
LYDEN: Hiero's chosen to cut a record with Louis Armstrong and Sid's left out.
EDUGYAN: Yeah. And this is just the very final straw for him. He just, he's always kind of lived in the shadow of Hiero's genius. And so, yeah, when it comes down to it, it's more than he can bear.
LYDEN: I also wondered, you're so good at male banter in this book. Did you grow up with a lot of brothers or uncles or...
EDUGYAN: No. I have one brother. It's more probably the result of my best friend is male and he's also good friends with my husband. But listening to the two of them talk is ridiculous sometimes, the things that they come up with. So probably a lot of it comes from there.
LYDEN: Well, you can blame it on them. It was interesting to read that this novel almost didn't see the light of day at all.
EDUGYAN: Yeah. That's true. It was a long time between my first novel and this one. The book was finally bought - actually overseas in England. They were the first - Serpent's Tail out of England - out of London - were the first people to pick it up and then it was purchased shortly thereafter by a Canadian house called Key Porter. But then just as the book with about to go to press, you know, I got an email saying that Key Porter had gone under. So...
LYDEN: Oh.
EDUGYAN: But it was eventually picked up by, you know, another great house and came out last year.
LYDEN: And then it wins the Scotiabank Giller and gets shortlisted for the Booker. Well, it's been a great pleasure talking to you, Esi Edugyan, and it'll be interesting to see what you do next.
EDUGYAN: Well, thank you so much.
LYDEN: The Canadian novelist Esi Edugyan. Her newest book is called "Half-Blood Blues."
Copyright © 2012 NPR. All rights reserved. Visit our website terms of use and permissions pages at www.npr.org for further information.
NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by Verb8tm, Inc., an NPR contractor, and produced using a proprietary transcription process developed with NPR. This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Accuracy and availability may vary. The authoritative record of NPR's programming is the audio record.


text:
Self-Service Refunds on cinemark.com:
If you purchased your tickets while signed in to your Cinemark account, you can perform a self-service refund any time before the showtime. The purchasing credit card information will be required for confirmation in order to complete the self-service refund. To refund your tickets, sign in to your account on cinemark.com and view your upcoming tickets within your account. Find the tickets which you wish to refund, and select "Request Refund." Enter your card information for confirmation and follow the instructions to refund your tickets to the original payment method(s). Once the showtime for the ticket has passed, tickets are not refundable via the self-service option on cinemark.com.
Refund or exchanges at the theatre's box office:
Tickets may be exchanged or refunded at the theatre's box office any time on or before the original date of the ticket. To exchange cinemark.com ticket purchases at the theatre, the credit card or gift card used in the online purchase must be presented at the box office. To refund cinemark.com ticket purchases at the theatre (minus the online fee), the confirmation number and credit card or gift card used in the online purchase must be presented at the box office to process a refund. Once the original date of the ticket has passed, tickets are not refundable.
In the unusual situation that a show is cancelled, you will be entitled to a refund for the full purchase price of your tickets, including any service charges or convenience fees.


text:
Hey i'm Brandi! I have a 2011 TC. I moved to Jersey from Phoenix AZ about a year ago. So excited to see so many girls with the same interests!
We Are An Exclusive INTERNATIONAL All Female Car/Truck & Motorcycle Enthusiast Club
Any Make, Model & Stage Of Modification
LACE Stands For : Ladies & Cars Exclusive or Ladies & Car Enthusiasts Or Ladies & Cycle Enthusiasts
We Understand That In SOME Clubs It Is Often There Are Often Egos ( Because You Had To Meet A Standard To Be "Accepted") That Overwhelm The Reason The Club Was Formed......One Common Interest Of The Love Of Cars or Trucks Or Bikes ECT...... Often That Passion Is Lost In Drama And Whos Car Is Better Then Whos And Whos Getting Their Car Done The Fastest....... And That Is Something We DO NOT Enjoy!
Here In Pretty Little Drivers / Pretty Little Riders ~ L.A.C.E ~ We Believe That A Club Should Be Like A Family And That is Exactly What We Are..... One GIANT Family Of Female Automotive & Motorcycle Enthusiasts Spread Out All Across The Planet!
We Feel That A Club Should Be Focused On The Members And Their Enthusiasm..... And The Group Of Individuals Sharing That Common Yet Divers Interest Rather Then Be Focused ONLY Their Cars / Bikes / Trucks Ect....
So, Yes Some Of Our Members Vehicles Are STOCK..... Some Have Just Daily Drivers Until They Can Buy The Car They Want.... SO WHAT? ...... Remember We ALL Had To Start Somewhere......
We Have No Standard That You & Your Vehicle Must Meet In Order To Join... As Long As You Are A Female & Are An Enthusiast YOUR IN!
The ONLY 2 Requirements Are:
-You Must Be Female
-You Must Be An Automotive Enthusiast (example: cars trucks bikes ect...)


text:
If you own a Graco infant car seat, you might notice that the buckle has become difficult to open over time. That's the case with the seat I've been using for my new baby. My two older kids will try to unbuckle their baby sister when we arrive at our destination and they'll end up screaming out, "I can't get her ouuuttt!!!!" Sometimes we need to bring in Daddy's big muscles to help.
Consumers complained about the fussy buckles and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) investigated the issue, discovering that the buckles become gummy and difficult to open from food spills. Some consumers say they had to cut the straps to get their children out of their seats. No serious accidents as a result of the buckles have been reported.
Earlier this year Graco recalled 4.2 million toddler seats with the problematic buckle but resisted recalling the infant seats because the company's car seat experts assumed infants are less likely to eat food and drink in their seats and so their buckles should stay clean and functional. As a mom of a new baby, I can tell you that this assumption is wrong. My 9- and 11-year-old are often feeding their little sis pieces of fruit, scoops of apple sauce and all sorts of sticky, drippy food in the backseat, especially when we're on long drives and need to keep the baby happy.
Graco has finally given in and today they're recalling nearly 2 million infant seats manufactured between July 2010 and May 2013. Recalled models include the SnugRide, SnugRide Classic Connect (including Classic Connect 30 and 35), SnugRide 30, SnugRide 35, SnugRide Click Connect 40, and Aprica A30. Graco will provide free buckle replacements for all of these models.
To find out whether your car seat is affected go to GracoBuckleRecall.com or call (877) 766-7470.


text:
From inside the book
25 pages matching Maglione S. A. Maglione in this book
Where's the rest of this book?
Results 1-3 of 25
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
utomotive Leasing 5 94
Abdomen Surgery 72 181
Accident Analysis 3 6 54 55 84
11 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
18 for further American Medical Forensic AMFS analysis Automotive Business Valuation Certified Chula Vista Cleveland 216 clients complete listing Consolidated Consultants Construction Phone Consulting Corporation Dr Cornew Crowe Chizek Degrees/Licenses Draganich E-mail Engineering & Construction Engineering Consultant Houston Evaluation Exeter Consulting Group Expert Categories Expert Referral expert witness expertise F Experts Financial following area(s Forensic Engineering Forensic Engineering Consultant Fred Willard further details Helmer Engineering Leatzow & Associates lN Phone lnstitute for Products lnsurance lntellectual Property lntemational Louis lPEC Maglione Associates Cedar Maglione S. A. Maglione Management Manuta Market Consulting Corporation Medical Forensic Specialists medQuest MO Phone NJ Phone OH Phone Pediatric Peoria Heights Ph.D Plaintiff Product Liability Professional Profile Psychiatry resume resume on page Rye Brook S. A. Maglione Associates Safety Staff Chicago 312 Structural and Forensic TASAmed Ted Thomte Chicago Toll Free 888 Toll Free Phone Transportation TX Phone Wl Phone


text:
Home >> Course Descriptions >> College of Education
First Aid.
Three semester hours.
This course trains students in American Red Cross First Aid/Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)/Automated External Defibrillation (AED) procedures, including ways to prevent back injuries, heart attacks, slips, trips, falls, and workplace violence. Also emphasized are ergonomics and stress management. Upon completion of the course, students will earn a three-year American Red Cross First Aid/AED certificate and a one-year CPR certificate.
Home - General Information - Student Services -
Academic Undergraduate Regulations -
Undergraduate Degrees - Academic Graduate Regulations -
Graduate Degrees - Course Descriptions - Faculty -
Appendix A - Appendix B - Appendix C - Appendix D


text:
We're fairly convinced that Jalopnik is actually just a self help group for those suffering withdrawals from lack of hot bedroom poster action. We were all there, which is why we're all here. I actually still have one with a red 308, a white Countach and a black 911 that says "Dreams" at the bottom. I also still have a promo poster from the local Porsche dealer which showed an airborne 911 complete with a plate that reads, "LIEBERMAN" in hot blue dot matrix. I had the above Countach, plus another Countach in white. I had a Porsche 959, an Aston Martin V8 Vantage (though I am pretty sure that was torn from Car & Driver rather than an actual poster), the Benetton F1 team, a Corvette ZR-1, an LM002 (also torn from a magazine), an F40, a Testarosa and at least 3 Shelby Cobras. I also had a 288 GTO poster, though I am sure at the time I thought it was a 308. Quite possibly more. Oddly, I also had the then current gen III Quattroporte, but I was a weird kid.
As far as non-car posters went, Kathy Ireland, Cindy Crawford and a SR-71 Blackbird all spring to mind. Oh, and I had the most righteous Beastie Boys/RUN DMC "Together For Ever" poster that my little sister tore down in a fit of rage. I'm still pissed at her come to think of it. You?


text:
GE's Alstom Deal Shattered France's Dream
Government Encouraged Siemens to Mount Rival Bid, in Attempt to Create European Leaders in Energy, Transport
In April, Alstom SA Chief Executive Patrick Kron received a letter from German rival Siemens AG touting a "unique opportunity." Siemens, the letter said, was ready to team up with Alstom and create "two strong European champions" in energy and transport, fulfilling a long-held dream of the French government.
By the time Siemens acted, France's dream was already evaporating.


text:
Отели в Глазго
Исторические сокровища, превосходные магазины и передовые культурные сцены - у Глазго есть все для изумительных выходных! Знаменитая своей новаторской архитектурой, гостиница Radisson Blu Hotel идеально расположена в центре города неподалеку от бесчисленных магазинов, неотразимых музеев, гудящих кафе и великолепной ночной жизни. Для любителей футбола - стадионы Селтик и Иброкс находятся всего лишь на небольшом расстоянии от гостиницы.
Glasgow was the centre of attention during the 2014 Commonwealth Games but there is a lot more to the city than sport. Here are six things to do in Glasgow.
- The best way to understand Glasgow is to take a tour – you can take a boat tour along the River Clyde or jump on one of the sightseeing buses and get an idea of the city's history and culture. You can hop on and off or sit on the bus for a couple of hours while you take it all in. Most buses go from George Square a short walk from the hotel.
- Glasgow is famous for its night life so ask the hotel concierge for the best tips on which places to visit – from colourful cocktails to a quiet pint in a friendly pub or a couple of glasses of wine in a trendy bar – Glasgow won't disappoint.
- If alcohol isn't your thing then Glasgow has some of the best tea rooms in the country – particularly the Willow Tea Rooms designed by the city's favourite architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Everything inside and out is designed by Mackintosh and the high-backed chairs are a delight to sit in and sip tea and eat delicious fresh cakes.
- The River Clyde has been regenerated in recent times and a lot of the Commonwealth Games' events took place along its banks. Look out for the distinctive Armadillo and take a stroll along the shores – you'll have fine views of both sides of the city and you can end up back at the hotel for a drink before dinner.
- Glasgow's museums are a great way to spend an afternoon so head over to the university for the fine Kelvingrove Art Gallery, the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery for scientific artefacts or visit the Riverside Museum on the Clyde, which looks at travel and transport since the 1700s, including a trip on an old subway train and a step aboard a Tall Ship.
- Glasgow's centre is a busy thriving hub of shops and cafes and you'll enjoy exploring the main streets, but at the heart of the city is the Cathedral which dates back to the 13th century. The gothic architecture is in great condition and it holds the shrine of St Mungo too. It's well worth a peaceful look inside.
Glasgow's main attraction has to be its ambience. The university city is always buzzing with activity and a popular place for large events – let's not forget what an amazing location the city was for the Commonwealth Games.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh had an important influence on the look and feel of the city - and as a result the architecture and design on the streets are one of its main attractions and a huge part of Glasgow's character. One of your first stops should be the Glasgow School of Art – one of Mackintosh's finest pieces of work. Tragically it was here a recent fire destroyed much of the building including the extraordinary library, but the city is rebuilding it and matching it as closely as possible to the original. Another top Mackintosh attraction is the Willow Tea Rooms, which have the designer's creativity throughout as well as serving up beautiful lashings of tea and cake. For more about the city as a design project through the ages head to The Lighthouse, Scotland's Centre for Architecture and Design. The building was one of Mackintosh's first commissions and inside there are lots of pop-up exhibitions and installations as well as permanent displays such as the Mackintosh Interpretation Centre.
The River Clyde is at the heart of Glasgow's shipbuilding history and fundamental to the city's growth over the years. One great place to visit and one of the city's top attractions is the Tall Ship – SV Glenee. She was built in 1896 and sailed four times around the world in her time. She has become the icon of Glasgow's shipbuilding heritage and it is well worth taking a tour on board to learn more about life at sea. Imagine what it was like to set sail around the world with little idea of what to expect and few creature comforts. You can reward yourself after a day sightseeing with a slap up meal and a few drinks in one of Glasgow's many eateries. Soak up the atmosphere; this city knows how to enjoy itself.


text:
Be a part of a unique online community that connects post production professionals and film academics worldwide.
You'll have access to personalize your news feed, access to Live Post Talks and much more. Contribute to the community by posting interesting post production content.
May 4, 2019, 6:10 am
In this premium video tutorial, Pro Tools Expert team member Julian Rodgers explains the difference between absolute and relative timebases. More commonly known as ticks and samples, these two settings are more than just track types as there are a few other places in Pro Tools where this setting is significant.
July 23, 2019, 9:30 am
Julius Lechner began his career in visual effects a decade ago. He has worked in many studios such as Pixomondo, Industrial Light & Magic and Scanline VFX. He has worked on many films like IRON MAN 3, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, JUSTICE LEAGUE and AQUAMAN.
July 23, 2019, 5:43 am
The merits of film school is an ongoing debate in the film and video community. And while a college education is never anything to scoff at, it's also very true that one can get just as much, if not more, knowledge through online websites, resources, and YouTube channels.
July 23, 2019, 5:43 am
Welcome to Adobe After Effects! In this lesson from David Bode's course, After Effects for Beginners, take a quick tour of the After Effects interface and learn how to customize it for your needs.
July 23, 2019, 5:43 am
BOURNEMOUTH, UK – Outpost VFX has announced the hiring of Ben Lock (Star Wars Episode VII – The Force Awakens, Ready Player One) as executive producer and Patric Roos (Avengers: Infinity War, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2) as executive creative director for their new Asia Pacific operations. Based in the APAC region, Lock and Roos will work closely with Outpost's senior management to establish a footprint in Asia, support the company's global production, cement relations with key partners and provide high-end management and creative leadership.
July 23, 2019, 5:43 am
The creature effects in the Duffer Brothers' Stranger Things 3 hit new levels this season, with several incarnations of an otherworldly monster brought to life in CG by the Netflix show's visual effects crew.
July 22, 2019, 12:14 pm
Want to fly with Dragons? Then don't miss this VFX Breakdown by Image Engine about their work on the final season of GAME OF THRONES...
July 22, 2019, 6:14 am
Camp Kuleshov, AICP's annual trailer competition for assistants, has issued its 2019 Call for Entries. Named for the Russian film theorist Lev Kuleshov, Camp Kuleshov is open to assistants, junior creatives, admin and entry-level employees at AICP member post production and production companies as well as freelancer assistants and support staff sponsored by member companies.
July 19, 2019, 6:15 am
Rob Legato, VFX supervisor for "The Lion King" and "The Addams Family" co-director Conrad Vernon added to View Conference speakers.
July 19, 2019, 6:15 am
All this week we've been featuring 3D artists as part of #3dartistsrock week. And, not unexpectedly, these have so far been of the CG kind. But one artist still working in '3D', just of the paper variety, is Megan Brain, a paper sculptor whose work has been seen in a number of music videos, commercials and in Kubo and the Two Strings.
July 19, 2019, 6:15 am
Earlier this year, I attended London's VidCon with Blackmagic to demonstrate Resolve to the passing youngsters — or as many companies view them, the customers of tomorrow. Both Adobe and Blackmagic had a presence at the convention to promote their software to the up-and-coming content creators. While many young creators care little about 12-bit footage and RAW, they do long for quirky text functions. As I hear every weekend from my ten-year-old nephew, "Uncle Lewis, can you make me an intro for my YouTube channel?"
Gordon sits down with Michelle Miller to discuss the makeup of PEN15
Gordon sits down with Tony Kearns to discuss editing Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
Jim Flynn and Gordon sit down to discuss the editing of The Haunting of Hill House.
Choose what Post News gets sent directly to your E-Mail, daily or weekly.
Get your post news on your favourite Apple device, when you want it where you want it.
Get your post news on your favourite Android device with the AOTG Android App.


text:
Q&A with new Starz CEO Chris Albrecht
John Malone's Liberty Media announced Tuesday that former HBO CEO Chris Albrecht will take over as president and CEO of Douglas County-based Starz LLC on Jan. 1. Under Albrecht's leadership, HBO scored numerous hit shows, including Entourage (pictured). In a phone interview with me Tuesday afternoon, Albrecht addressed questions about original programming, where he'll be based and speculation that his appointment may lead to a relocation of resources from the Denver area to L.A.
What are your plans or goals for Starz?
The pay-TV category, which I know really well, is an exciting category. I think HBO and Showtime have both established themselves as brands with a clear identity. I think that Starz, which was known primarily as a movie service, has been trying to find that niche for itself in the category. The primary goal is to make sure that we take Starz and develop it into a brand that differentiates itself from the other pay services…
We've got Sony and Disney studios exclusively, so that's a differentiator right there in terms of the theatrical output that you have. But in these days, it's very competitive out there for people's discretionary money and time, and we want to make sure that we're a valuable brand to the cable, satellite and telco guys as well as to the consumers. I think we've got some work to do in finding what that point of view is for the network and making sure we've got the assets to deliver on that point of view.
Will that necessarily mean an increase in original programming?
Starz was going in that direction anyway. They were increasing the amount of original programming that they were doing. I can't say that it's going to be more or less. The point is come up with a strategy, look at the assets that you have and fill in what you need to complete the job.
Certainly, original programming is a great way to differentiate yourself Read more…


text:
View your full shopping cart for taxes and shipping.
Diabetes control strategies for a healthy life with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Care for yourself with the best diabetes education!
"Managing diabetes takes effort, but as I know firsthand, it's worth it! Real-Life Guide to Diabetes is a thorough resource that can help you get on, and stay on, a positive journey with diabetes."—Ann Albright, PhD, RD, Past President, Health Care and Education, American Diabetes Association; and person with diabetes. People with diabetes are faced with the challenge of trying to fit their disease into their lives, not fitting their lives into diabetes. This book aims to give you the tools to confront real-life situations with a healthy approach to diabetes self-management.
The Real-Life Guide to Diabetes is a lavishly illustrated guide that shows you all the ins-and-outs of diabetes management. Packed with tips and solutions from real people with diabetes, as well as clinicians and diabetes educators, this book also features handy checklists for self-assessment and resources for more information.Winner of the 2010 NAUTILUS SILVER AWARD!
0 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful for you?
Report As Inappropriate
I purchased Real-Life Guide to Diabetes after I was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at the age of 40. While I knew very little about diabetes before I was diagnosed, this book has helped me learn a lot quickly. I wanted a book that didn't talk down to me, but still helped me figure out how to fit diabetes into my life.
This book has information on insulin and diabetes pills, eating healthy (even at restaurants), working exercise into your life, and all of the latest research. It goes a step further than other diabetes books with additional information on diabetes myths (I liked this section because it put some of my fears to rest), dealing with money and insurance, psychological and depression problems, and real world advice on how to be a healthier YOU!
Overall I found this book helpful. It really answered my questions and made me feel a little less scared about the future.
3 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful for you?
Report As Inappropriate
Share this item with your family and friends and join the millions to help Stop Diabetes®.
Sale Price: US $17.95
Your Price: US $10.00
Your Price: US $7.00


text:
Oriental Weavers 004B1 Allure Rug Indoor Round 8' Round Gold Brown Transitional Floral AL04B1R 748679166053
Oriental Weavers 004B1 Allure Rug Indoor Rectangle 6x9 Gold Brown Transitional Floral AL04B1) 748679167661
Estimated Time for Delivery via FedEx/UPS: 4-10 business days after it ships
Estimated Time for Delivery via Freight Truck: 10 to 15 business days after it ships
Subject to Availability
Estimated Time for Delivery via Freight Truck: 10 to 15 business days after it ships
Subject to Availability
An eclectic collection of varying style elements and colorations, the Allure Collection is a natural fit for any home. Featuring a machine-made construction of resilient nylon, each rug offers beautiful styling and value with the durability to meet the demands of active lifestyles. From designs representative of traditional heirlooms to geometric contemporaries and chic transitionals, this alluring compilation is sure to please.
Additional Information:
Actual: 6'7" x 9'6" | Standard: 6x9
35 lbs
Additional Information:
- Construction: Machine-made
- Construction 2: Woven
- Pile Type: Cut Pile
- Country of Origin: United States
- Style: Transitional
- Primary Pattern: Floral
- Bullet Points: Classic to contemporary styles, Exceptional value, Durable construction, Made in the USA
- Pile Height / Depth inches: 0.43
- Backing Fibers/Materials: Polyester/Jute
Actual: 6'7" x 9'6" | Standard: 6x9
35 lbs
|Oriental Weavers
|Gold, Brown
|See Product Description
|See Product Description
|Shipping Method
Write Your Own Review
Questions on shipping and delivery?
After you order, the item gets packed and prepped. Once it's out the door, you'll get a tracking number to see where your item is in transit.
How will it get to me?
- Smaller items will come like any FedEx/UPS delivery that comes to your home or business.
- Larger items will go on freight truck. They'll call you to schedule a good date/time for you to receive the items.
Why does it take so long to get to me?
- To bring the best possible service and make sure items are delivered without damages or blemishes, we have delivery partners that do nothing but deliver furniture. Does this make things a little slower? Yes. But we'd rather you have your items in perfect condition but a little slower, than damaged or blemished.
- Many small parcel items will take the standard delivery time of 3-7 business days, depending on how close you are to the shipping warehouse.
Benefits with Shopping with Zoetico
- Delivery Appointments - You'll know exactly when it's coming!
- Free In Home White Glove Shipping - Don't worry about bringing it in or getting a friend to help!*
- Free Returns - Don't like it? Pack it back up and we'll come get it!
Please see the Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Cancellations policies for more details.


text:
Monday - Friday 09.00 - 16.00
Telephone number: 0046 70 288 42 40
Purchase information:
We have no minimum order.
All prices exclude VAT. SweTrading registers a reservation against price changes, end sale and any fact errors that can be on our side or in our ads.
We are continuously developing this site with new products, if you miss something dont hesitate to contact us. The entire assortment is to see in our PDF folders. (see link right)
Deliveries -& payment:
Delivery fee
SweTrading delivers with the post offices charge 18 .
We reserve the possibility to part deliver.
SweTrading offers companies a credit payment of 20 days. .
Invoice is sent in separate letters or included in the package and you pay to our Swedish bank
Delivery against invoice only to registered (carry out) address. Wide delayed payment is paid reminder charge with the amount that is allowable by law present 10 and interest with 12% per month current reference interest.
Regret right:
Regret right does not apply to companies.
We treat all records that you leave in accordance with (PUL 1998:204). We guarantee that no information about yourself is sold or is used to publicity dispatches from third party, the information is only used internally. Your e-mail address are used to the order acknowledgment and to other information about your order. We reserve ourselves to do publicity dispatches to that e-mail address if you not stated that you do not want to have these. Your records are stored only in our internal system, never on the Internet.
Force Majeure
In the case of wars, nature disaster, strike on the labour market, authority decisions, deliveries been absent from suppliers, stem costly spirit circumstances, and thereby comparable event outside our control what not reasonably can be anticipated and influences been included agreements and acknowledgements from swetrading.com side, that does that SweTrading.com cannot to fulfil mentioned agreements, will constitute shallow to that SweTrading.com to be exempted from its obligations to fulfil mentioned agreements.
SweTrading registers a reservation against pursue any. incorrect pinch labelling and other technical errors.
Our webshop contains so-called cookies. According to the teams about electronic communication, as joined in force July 25, 2003, everyone will as visits a website with cookies few information about it.
With the aid of cookies is the content in the shoppingcart remains. We save the information until you recur. Without cookies would the shoppingcart be drained as soon as one leaves webshop.
The webshop works without cookies. Make the necessary changes in your browser to to not accept cookies. The products products in your cart will remain as long you stay on our side but is reset to next visit.
Do you have questions or reflections? Do not hesitate to contact us firstname.lastname@example.com
SweStrass Trading AB AUTHORIZED WHOLESALER for CRYSTALLIZED
Swarovski Elements


text:
CHICO — A man was arrested Saturday afternoon on suspicion of public intoxication following a possible altercation involving a knife.
Police responded to Community Park, on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway, to reports of brandishing a weapon and later to calls indicating a fight and stabbing had occurred at 1:44 p.m.
Roberto Martinez, 20, of Chico, was reportedly found in the area with a pocket knife on his person and a laceration on his chin.
He had wounds all over his body indicating he had "obviously been in a fight" and "smelled like he'd been drinking," said officer Mike Rodden of the Chico Police Department.
Officers also found what may have been remnants of blood on the knife and provided medical treatment to Martinez, Rodden said. He was later arrested for suspicion of public intoxication. Following an investigation it was found that Martinez had allegedly stabbed an unknown male and the unknown male reportedly stabbed him, according to a press release.
Police are looking for the other member of the fight, who may have been stabbed in the arm. He did not show up to any local hospitals or prompt-care facilities, he said.
The other man is described as a older white male with a gray or red beard and is estimated to be about six feet tall.
It was initially suspected that both men were transients before Martinez provided a home address to police, though he was found in an area that local transients frequent, Rodden said.
It is unknown whether the other man is a transient.
Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Chico Police Department, 897-4900.


text:
Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite
Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite
Kali ini saya akan membagikan Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite terbaru untuk kalian. Jadi, mari simak apa saja fitur yang ada pada Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite kemudian download melalui link di bawah.
Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite
Requirements: Varies with device
Overview: AquaMail is an email app for Internet and Exchange mail, for Android 4.0.3 and higher.
Easy automatic setup for popular email services:
Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, FastMail, Apple mail services (@me.com / @mac.com), GMX, AOL, and more. Recognizes mail accounts hosted at Google Apps, Yahoo BizMail, and others.
Download Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite - Direct Link
Works with many other email services via standard Internet email protocols (IMAP, POP3, SMTP).
IMAP push mail (instant incoming email delivery) for those servers that support the IDLE extension (Gmail, GMX, AOL… not supported by Yahoo).
Microsoft Exchange is supported via IMAP or EWS:
Exchange (EWS) accounts provide access to server side contacts (personal and global, with search), and Calendar sync. Recognizes mail accounts hosted at Office 365 and Exchange Online.
Plays well with other email apps that you may be using to access your IMAP or EWS mailbox. Uses existing folder structure, can synchronize drafts, sent, and deleted messages.
Widgets (message counts, message list).
Swiping in message list (actions) and between messages.
Can save attachments as files.
Message auto-fit (like in Gmail).
Rich text formatting when writing messages (including embedding images, in the signature too).
Android Wear (4.3+).
OAUTH2 for Gmail (Google's preferred, "more secure" authentication method).
Integration with Tasker (change settings, trigger mail check, message based events).
Integration with Light Flow, Enhanced SMS & Caller ID, Cloud Print, Apex Launcher Pro, Nova Launcher / Tesla Unread, Executive Assistant, DashClock Widget.
Lots of settings to configure the application just the way *you* would like. Separate settings for WiFi and mobile connections.
Backup and restore of app and account settings via Dropbox, OneDrive, Box.com, Google Drive.
This is the Lite version, which is limited to two accounts, no identities, and adds a promo signature to all outgoing messages with a link to the program's web site.
You can add more than two accounts, use identites, and remove the promo signature by purchasing the Pro Unlocker app here on Play.
English, Arabic, Czech, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian.
You can contact me at: firstname.lastname@example.com .
+ Fixed "three dots" (Menu) icon not showing on some phones.
+ Fixed automatic setup of AOL accounts.
Mod Info:
+ All graphics clamped
+ Removed languages except English and Russian
PRO features Unlocked
This app has no advertisements
More Info:
Download Instructions:
Aqua Mail Pro – email app v1.9.1-358 Mod Lite


text:
You Are Here:
Home > Foundation
On June 20-21, 2011, the Foundation for Criminal Justice supported NACDL and the National Legal Aid and Defender Association (NLADA) as they co-hosted a convening of leading defense lawyers, law professors, and other stakeholders to discuss the impact of the Supreme Court's decision in Padilla v. Kentucky, which recognized that the legal advice and assistance provided by defense counsel must go beyond the direct outcome of a criminal prosecution. The sessions focused on the ability and potential obligation of defense lawyers to address the causes and broad consequences of the client's involvement in the criminal justice system, as well as the potential of the Padilla decision to be a catalyst for widespread change within the defense community.
Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman of the New York Court of Appeals addressed the group and emphasized the importance of quality indigent defense to ensuring access to justice. Other sessions covered overcoming obstacles to enforcing Padilla, methodologies for cultivating expertise in different practice environments, and potential changes to ethical and practice standards.
The event was co-sponsored by the ABA Criminal Justice Section Task Force on Comprehensive Criminal Defense Representation, the Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics at Fordham University School of Law, and the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.
Pictured: (1) N.Y. Court of Appeals Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman; (2) Bronx Defenders Executive Director Robin Steinberg; NACDL Past President Barry Scheck; ABA Criminal Justice Section Chair Bruce Green; (3) NACDL Past President Jim E. Lavine; J. Vincent Aprile II; Professor Yolanda Vazquez; and NLADA President and CEO Jo-Ann Wallace.
Join / Renew
Reset Password / Ask for help
Not a Member? Create a Visitor Account
1660 L St. NW • 12th Floor • Washington, DC 20036 • Phone: (202) 872-8600 / Fax: (202) 872-8690© 2018, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers™ (NACDL®), All Rights Reserved.


text:
Pay-Per-Minute Viewing
You can now enjoy this movie on your iPhone®, iPad®, or compatible Smart TV & Android devices.
Purchase Options
Pay-Per-MinutePurchase Minutes
Streaming Rentals
Available MP4 sizes:SD 480p (0.98 GB)
HD 720p (1.88 GB)
HD 1080p (2.85 GB)
DRM-free downloads offer content that is not limited by standard Digital Rights Management (DRM) access technologies. These technologies allow hardware manufacturers, publishers, copyright holders and individuals to limit the usage of digital content.
When you purchase DRM-free downloadable content, that content is available for you to download on any computer and save to a disk whenever you like. You can also download to multiple computers. There is no timeframe associated with your purchase and the content will not expire.
Running Time: 74 minutes
Studio Name: Interracial Vision
Series: Orgy MILF
Director: Joachim Kessef
Categories: Big Dick Euro Interracial Orgies All Sex M.I.L.F. Black Dicks / White Chicks High Definition Ultra High Definition
Description: MILFs love big black dicks, and the more the merrier! Elen Million, Mary Ryder, and Nika Katana meet Darnell Black, Joachim Kessef, and Max Rajoy in an interracial orgy you don't want to miss.
2 Scenes from Orgy MILF 21
Orgy MILF 21: Scene 1 Free Preview
Starring: Joachim Kessef Max Rajoy ... More Details
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Deep Throating, Double Penetration, Vaginal Sex, Smoking, Orgy, Anal Sex, Rim Job
Positions: Cowgirl, Doggy Style, Kneeling, Reverse Cowgirl, Standing
Settings: Living Room
Studio: Interracial Vision
Orgy MILF 21: Scene 2 Free Preview
Starring: Joachim Kessef Max Rajoy ... More Details
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Creampie, Deep Throating, Double Penetration, Vaginal Sex, Masturbation, Orgy, Anal Sex, Ass To Mouth
Positions: Cowgirl, Reverse Cowgirl, Spoons position, Standing, Crouching/Squatting
Settings: Living Room
Studio: Interracial Vision
Recommended Movies


text:
Achieve with us.®
Home ... What We Do ... Public Policy and Legal Advocacy ... Congressional Committees
Most Members of Congress spend the majority of their time in Washington working in committees. Committees are where the most substantive work of the Congress gets done. Bills are drafted, revised, debated and marked up in committees.Congressional committees have several full time staff who have considerable expertise on the programs and issues for which the committee is responsible. Consequently, much of The Arc's federal advocacy efforts involve working with committee staff to develop legislation and oversee programs of interest to the disability community.
The Arc, 1825 K Street, NW, Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20006(800) 433-5255, ©2018 All rights reserved.
View Larger Map
Want to donate physical items? Contact a local chapter.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
TELL CITY – Tell City Junior-Senior High School will host a financial aid workshop at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 19 in the high school cafeteria for seniors and their parents.
A financial aid representative will explain step-by-step procedure for completing the "Free Application for Federal Student Aid" and answer questions any students or parents may have. Filing the FAFSA is a necessity for consideration for financial assistance.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Perry County News, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Bachelor of Arts in Music
Students in the Chatham University Music Program engage with music from myriad perspectives while developing critical thinking and effective communication skills through the undergraduate college's liberal arts environment. All music students receive a strong foundation in musicianship, music theory, and music history, and participate in private vocal or instrumental instruction with some of the region's best performers including members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
Music at Chatham from Chatham Arts.
Student Performances
Ample performance opportunities are available through student recitals and the Chatham University Choir, which performs frequently both on- and off-campus. Instrumental students can form smaller chamber ensembles on campus, and also have the opportunity to audition for large ensembles such as orchestras, bands and jazz ensembles off-campus. The Chatham University Shuttle goes directly to the University of Pittsburgh, making participation in that institution's instrumental ensembles very convenient. Students can frequently hear performances by professional musicians on campus through the Friday Afternoon Musicale and Chamber Music concert series, as well as off-campus in Pittsburgh's lively Cultural District.
The Chatham University Music Program also enables students to connect with music in many exciting, less traditional ways. Chatham offers courses in popular music (History of Rock, Pop & Soul), jazz (Jazz Survey), ethnomusicology (World Music), technology (Introduction to Digital Video Production), and interdisciplinary subjects (Music & the Natural World). Additionally, Chatham students can create acoustic and/or electronic music through individual composition study.
Chatham's Music Program is unique in its flexibility, and cross-disciplinary work is encouraged. Combining music with another area as a double major is easy, and current Chatham students are combining music with areas such as mathematics, psychology and cultural studies. Music can also be an area of focus for the Arts Management major, an exciting program that merges business and the arts. Additionally, Chatham has a collaborative program in Music Education with Carnegie Mellon University that allows our students to earn state teacher certification along with a music degree from Chatham.
The Chatham University Music Faculty, all of whom are professional musicians with strong artistic achievements, work closely with all students and are strongly committed to the highest standards in teaching.
The Chatham Choir and the Hemidemisemiquaver's (a smaller sub-ensemble of twelve women) are audition vocal ensembles made up of undergraduate and graduate women that perform both on- and off-campus. Both ensembles meet twice a week, and can be taken for credit.
The Chatham Choir upholds Chatham traditions by sponsoring and planning the all-campus winter celebration of "Candlelight," held the first week of December. Another annual fall event is the "Cabaret Benefit," an evening of Broadway and jazz standards, paired with food and Chatham "mocktails." The Chatham Choir can be heard at both the Opening and Closing Convocations, and the end of the spring semester marks the Spring Concert and Choir Tour. The Chatham Choir has traveled locally, as well as locations such as New York City, Baltimore, Washington DC, and West Virginia.
Members of the Chatham Choir have had the opportunity to perform with Marvin Hamlisch and the Pittsburgh Symphony Pop's All-Star College Chorus at Heinz Hall. This year's Pop's performance took place in March.
The Chatham Choir members represent music as well as other majors at Chatham University and proudly support the Music Program. Chatham Choir auditions are held twice a year, at the beginning of each semester.
Instrumental Ensemble
Chatham students are able to audition for and perform with large instrumental ensembles off-campus such as the University of Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for credit. Details about auditions are distributed prior to the start of the fall semester. The Chatham Shuttle makes getting to and from rehearsals with instruments very easy.


text:
Oneida woman, 69, has hole-in-one twice in two weeks
NAPLES, Fla. -- Before 2012, Roz Kallet had never played a round of golf in December.
Turns out, the long-time Oneida resident didn't know what she was missing. Kallet recently recorded two holes-in-one in less than two weeks at Cedar Hammock Golf and Country Club in Naples, Fla.
The first ace came December 14 when she hit a number 4 hybrid into the wind on the on the 114-yard fourth hole. The ball bounced twice before rolling into the hole, giving the 69-year-old her fourth ace. It was her first in over a decade.
Kallet didn't wait nearly as long for her fifth, acing the same hole 13 days later with a nearly identical shot.
"I am a very talkative individual, but that left me speechless," said Kallet of the feat. "It was wonderful."
Kallet, who has been a golfer for most of her life, belonged to Kanon Valley for more than 40 years. She recorded her first two aces at the Oneida course in the mid-1990s. Her third ace came at the Bonita Bay Club, also located in Naples, at the end of the decade.
Over the past 10 years Kallet didn't have as many opportunities to hit the links. Owning Sprinkles (now Hunter's Hut) ice cream shop in Munnsville cut into her time on the course. Roz moved to Florida with her husband Jim in February after living in Oneida for more than 60 years. She has found more time to play, averaging two rounds per week since the move.
The extra practice paid off in a big way. Cedar Hammock's fourth hole features a tough-to-hit island green. A miss in any direction will result in a lost ball, a penalty and a frustrated golfer.
"They were two good shots," said Kallet. "The other three (holes-in-one) were fluky shots. (At Cedar Hammock) you have to be accurate."
Accurate she was, and her playing group, which included husband Jim, erupted after the first ace. The golfers screamed and jumped up and down after the shocking shot.
Kallet had a slightly different reaction to the second ace.
"I played like garbage after that," she said. "Reality had hit that I had made two holes-in-one."
Before the move, Kallet passed her love of the game to her grandsons, Ben and Jack Kallet. Ben made Oneida's golf team last season as an eighth grader, while younger brother Jack could join the squad in a few years.
"The best thing is that the two boys can look at me and say 'Grandma's 69 and she's still got it,'" Roz said. "The biggest thrill is having grandchildren to share it with."
In terms of the family golf hierarchy, Roz joined Jim as the only two with five aces. They'll return to the course this week searching for No. 6.
"They say you get better with age," said Kallet. "I'm assuming it's golf they're talking about."


text:
Stop Wrinkling Your Nariz
31 comments:
Confession: I have never bought a fish with eyes because I feel that it's watching, trying to give me a guilt complex for eating it. But, covered up with creamy cilantro sauce - I must try this recipe. I'll just make sure to cover the eyes with a slice of onion to ease my conscience. Thanks for the recipe!
Claudette Willard - artist,writer
- Sunday, April 17, 2011
Wow, the sauce looks amazing! Thanks for posting the recipe and glad to hear that your friend in Japan is ok. Saludos, Adal
- Monday, April 18, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, Claudette and Adal,
I hope you'll both like the recipe. I know it doesn't look like much, but it tastes delicioso.
Take care!
- Tuesday, April 19, 2011
- Tracy said...
Love the post but I can't eat fish that looks like fish. LOL.
- Tuesday, April 19, 2011
this website is so awesome! Im so glad I stumbled upon this when I needed an empanada recipe, Im a white girl from Texas addicted to mexican food:) Im so happy I can learn how to make it myself finally. thanks for all the delicious help!
- Wednesday, April 20, 2011
this website is so awesome! Im so glad I stumbled upon this when I needed an empanada recipe, Im a white girl from Texas addicted to mexican food:) Im so happy I can learn how to make it myself finally. thanks for all the delicious help!
- Wednesday, April 20, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hi Tracy,
Perhaps my peasant roots are showing, but I don't mind eating patas, cabeza, estomago, you name it. Ghoulish but true.
- Wednesday, April 20, 2011
- Clementina said...
Glad you liked it!
- Wednesday, April 20, 2011
- kobico said...
As someone of Japanese heritage, Clementina, I think I can match you on the weird things I'm willing to eat. By the way, I have been told that if you thoroughly dry the fish after washing, it makes it less "fishy". I haven't actually done a side-by-side comparison, but it could be worth a try.
The cilantro crema sounds wonderful and sounds like it might be good on poultry, too!
- Friday, April 22, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, Kobico!
That sounds like a great idea. I will definitely try that the next time. When I went to Japan I ate everything they put in front of me. I gave no thought as to what it was or how it might taste. Everything tasted great. Fish eyes? it is no biggie. Nice to hear from you as always. Take care!
- Friday, April 22, 2011
- Fish recipe said...
I have never prepare recipe fish with eye..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrSTQDVc0tc I feel different to eat so i completely take of the head.. I like your combination with sauce.. Well shared.. Keep it up!!!
- Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Hola, Dona Clementina!
I'm surprised nobody mentioned this. As for me, I cannot take up your challenge to repeat
"huachinango" for fear of repeating an ugly unmentionable exclamatory phrase in Spanish! Apart from that, your recipe looks awfully delicious and your blog....por favor y con todo respeto...please never abandon it!! Your stories that lead up to the recipes make yours my favorite blog! Pase buen dia, dona!
- Sunday, May 01, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, DodgerFaninRdg!
Gracias, pero gracias for telling me that! It's comments like yours that keep me going, even if it's only once a month. And gracias for calling "Dona"--it's such an honor! Hope you'll like la receta!
- Sunday, May 01, 2011
- D.M. SOLIS said...
When I miss my father, I think I'll visit here. Who are you? How have I not found your blog before now? My father learned to cook by watching his Tia Felicitas. She was one of the first woman chefs, so the family story goes, in Chicago after the Great Depression. When I read the creativity in your dishes, I remember hers and can almost see my father chopping vegetables, later serving me and waiting while I tasted... Blessings, peace, and all good things for you in cooking and in life.
Diane Solis
- Saturday, May 14, 2011
- Clementina said...
Gracias, Diane!
I took a peek at your blog, and I think it is just the thing I need to read about getting the creative juices flowing again.
I'm so glad reading my little old blog brought back some good memories. That is what this blog is all about: the seemingly ordinary moments spent with familia that only become special when viewed throught the misty lense of nostalgia.
Welcome to my cocina!
- Saturday, May 14, 2011
- Clementina said...
. . . Diane, you asked me who I am. I am an ordinary person with the modest dream of teaching a few muchachas how to cook frijoles de la olla.
- Saturday, May 14, 2011
- Georgina said...
I had no problems saying, "hauchinango!" It rolled off my tongue like butta!! LOL I love the various indigenous languages from Mexico. My maternal family came from Sonora and my fraternal, from Durango.
Your recipe sounds amazing...isn't that what's called up in these parts, tilapia? I love it since I'm allergic to ocean fish, not shell, just fish...real bother!!
Looking forward to seeing more and reading lots more. BTW, I found you over at Rebecca's blog...love that woman!!
- Monday, May 16, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, Georgina!
Huachinango just rolls off my tongue, too. Have a great day.
- Monday, May 16, 2011
- Rosita Vargas said...
Me encanta el pescado en todas sus forma se ve exquisito ,te invito a mi cocina tradicional Chilena,me gustó tu cocina es muy rica la comida mexicana,soy una admiradora ,cariños ay abrazos.
- Sunday, May 29, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, Rosa!
Ha pasado muchos anos desde que comi comida chilena, pero fue una experiencia muy agradable. Espero aprender de tu maravilloso blog! Mucho gusto en conocerte!
- Sunday, May 29, 2011
- Dylana Suarez said...
This looks super yummy!
- Thursday, June 16, 2011
- Clementina said...
Gracias, Dylana.
Your blog looks super yummy, too.
- Friday, June 17, 2011
- Accidental Huswife said...
My favorite fish!
- Thursday, June 23, 2011
- Maria said...
Wow, I love this blog! Thanks for sharing such amazing information with us and the complete recipe! I really enjoyed it. I also blog about Mexican cuisine on www.mexfoodrecipes.com. I hope you'll take a chance to look at it! (oh, and español is welcome :) ). Best, Maria
- Tuesday, July 19, 2011
- S. Yissele Gallo said...
Hi! I like your Blog! Yummy! I following your blog for GFC & FB! I hope your visit! Have a great Week!
- Monday, November 14, 2011
- low carb recipes said...
I normally dont like the look of fish dishes [eyes ew] but this one does look pretty good!
- Friday, November 18, 2011
Dear Clementina,
I regret that I have not taken the time to keep up with your blog more regularly, and am saddened to see that you have not posted to the blog since April.
I hope you are well, and look forward to your future blog postings.
- Thursday, December 22, 2011
- Clementina said...
Hola, Anonymous
Thank you very much. I plan to start blogging again come January. Cuidate tu tambien.
- Thursday, December 22, 2011
- chica said...
Clem, have you ever sliced open slits in the skin and rubbed coarse sea salt and char broiled? I had it prepared this way in Mojarra frita style? Come to think of it, I think they fried it? Scrumptous!
- Monday, April 02, 2012
- Buzz-meter said...
Very nice recipe...informative..
- Friday, August 02, 2013
What a lovely site/blog.
So much of the Mexican Kitchen is about love and ingenuity. Your writing reflect them both.
Jimmy Shaw
- Wednesday, March 02, 2016


text:
Directions from:
View Profile
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.
Be the first NOLA.com user to add photos or videos of Young, Pam, DVM - Animal Care Center
Kenner Clinic
Posted on April 26, 2015.
Brought to you by


text:
Epson Artisan 837 Driver Windows 7,8,8.1,10, XP, Vista and Mac
For certain products, a driver is required to allow connections between the product and your computer. On this tab you will find the necessary drivers for your Epson Artisan 837 printer, you can download the driver below for Windows 7.8.1,8,10 Vista and XP, Mac Os and Linux you want. Epsondriversdownloads.com is a professional printer driver download site, It supplies all the drivers for Epson Artisan 837 printers.
Epson Artisan 837 Driver
Epson Artisan 837 Driver System Requirements & Compability
Windows 10 32-bit/ Windows 10 64-bit/ Windows 8.1 32-bit/ Windows 8.1 64-bit/
Windows 8 32-bit/ Windows 8 64-bit/ Windows 7 32-bit/ Windows 7 64-bit/ Windows Vista 32-bit/ Windows Vista 64-bit/ Mac OS X 10.12.x/ Mac OS X 10.11.x/ Mac OS X 10.10.x/
Mac OS X 10.9.x/ Mac OS X 10.8.x/ Mac OS X 10.7.x/ Mac OS X 10.6.x.
How to Install Epson Artisan 837 Driver for Windows
- Select the appropriate Epson Artisan 837 driver for the Operating system you are using at the bottom of this page, then click "Download".
- After the download is finished Find the Epson Artisan 837 driver on your PC / Laptop personally, after that, double click on it.
- Wait until the Epson Artisan 837 driver installation process is complete, after that, your Epson Artisan 837 printer is ready for use.
How To Uninstall Epson Artisan 837 Driver for Windows
- Press Windows key on your computer, then type "Control Panel" to start "Control Panel" on your Windows operating system.
- Click "Uninstall a Program."
- Select the Epson Artisan 837 driver that you want to Uninstall and then click
"Uninstall" button.
- Wait a while until your Epson Artisan 837 driver is completely erased, then click the "Finish" button.
How To Install Drivers Epson Artisan 837 On Computer
There are many ways of installing drivers on the computer, but here I explain the easiest way to install.
- Insert the driver CD fragment on the CD-ROM / RW drive
- Click Start
- Right click on My Computer (windows)
- Click Properties
- Click the Hardware tab-Device Manager (windows)
- Right-click on the problematic component (question marked)
- Click Update Driver
- Click the small circle No, not this time then Next
- Click a small circle Install from a list of specific locations (Advanced)
- Click / check Search removable media (floppy, CD_ROM …) and Include this location
- Click Browse then locate the driver file on cd-rom / rd drive (adjust with required driver, for example sound, vga, chipset etc) then click OK and Next
- Wait until the installation process is complete and click Finish
Finish the process of installing drivers on the laptop or desktop computer, if there is a message to restart the computer, just click restart the computer. So explanation how to do driver installation on computer and laptop, hopefully this article can be useful.
Epson Artisan 837 Driver for Windows (32-bit) – (64-bit) and Macintosh Operating System.
Operating System(s): Windows 10 32-bit, Windows 10 64-bit, Windows 8.1 32-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 8 32-bit, Windows 8 64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows Vista 64-bit
- Epson Artisan 837 Windows Printer Driver Download (120.30 MB)
- Epson Artisan 837 Windows Scanner Driver Download (17.92 MB)
Operating System(s): Mac OS X 10.12.x, Mac OS X 10.11.x, Mac OS X 10.10.x, Mac OS X 10.9.x, Mac OS X 10.8.x, Mac OS X 10.7.x, Mac OS X 10.6.x


text:
By: Associated Press
President Barack Obama is urging Americans to put aside partisan differences and come together as a nation for Thanksgiving.
Obama, just re-elected to a second term, says in his weekly radio and Internet address that the country has "just emerged from a campaign season that was passionate, noisy and vital to our democracy."
While the election required voters to make choices, Obama says Thanksgiving offers "a chance to put it all in perspective – to remember that, despite our differences, we are and always will be Americans first and foremost. "
In the GOP address, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington state said Republicans are ready to work with Obama to avert impending tax increases, big spending cuts and other problems.