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Title: From Then 'till Now, 1879-2015 , Schooling in Newberg, Oregon
Author: Barbara Doyle
Event: Book release, signing and reading, along with 80th Birthday Party for Central School, aka Chehahlem Cultural Center.
Location: Chehalem Cultural Center, aka Central School, 415 E Sheridan, Newberg, OR 97132
Time: 6:30pm
This book merges parallel stories about the development of elementary schooling and the building in which it took place. The setting is Newberg, Oregon – a small community in the northwestern part of the state. The story begins before there was a building, then moves thru one hundred and sixteen years, incorporating student and teacher memories, as the building and educational philosophy and its tools expanded. Ownership of the building also changed – but the purpose did not. A heavy dose of fresh ideas, energy and money converted the old well-loved school building into a vibrant, successful cultural center that involves schooling based upon lots of active participation for a wide range of interests and ages.


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NCompass Live: Alexa, what's an Amazon Echo?
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Considering how bad my voice got by the time the hour was up, I think this went as well as it could.
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I love the AI interfaces,I can see this used in children's programs or as a quick reference tool for a busy reference desk. It may enhance stroytime too. Im going to pitch this and get myself on the list.

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Locking in Higher Standards for Online Authenticity
Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Since the impetus law was passed in 2008, colleges offering online courses are cracking down on making sure the correct student receiving financial aid for the class is actually the one doing the work. This law was enacted to require colleges to take steps discouraging financial aid and academic fraud for online programs. Universities in


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Raby Quilt
A quilt commission for my dear friends Christine and Michael, finished in 2018. They had a challenging request for me: they wanted a symmetrical quilt with one central design element. I hadn't realized until that prompt how often I rely on asymmetry and a fragmented composition until I struggled to design this quilt, though I love the result. To me, it feels reminiscent of Eames toys.


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Tappahannock native Chris Brown is currently residing in a location approximately 5 miles from his hometown.
But it wasn't the type of homecoming that anyone would hope to have.
The 24-year-old singer was recently moved to the Northern Neck Regional Jail by the U.S. Marshals Service from California, a jail official confirmed last week. Brown came to NNRJ in Warsaw from a transfer off of the federal airlift from the Los Angeles County jail system.
An administrator said that Brown was being housed at NNRJ because of the jail's relationship with the U.S. Marshals Service. According to a wire report from CNN, Brown is awaiting trial in Washington, D.C. on a misdemeanor assault. He and his bodyguard, Christopher Hollosy, are charged with allegedly punching a man who was attempting to board Brown's tour bus outside Washington's W Hotel in October.
Brown is in the jail's restricted general housing and has all of the same privileges as the other inmates.
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In this stillness I have been able to rediscover the truth of who God is, His heart for me at this time in my life and to rest in His promise for what is to come.Read More
I come away from this week longing to pursue the skills, gifts, and character that God has given me, and how I can glorify him through thatRead More
I've been refreshed, inspired and motivated by the culture here that is unashamed to be completely on fire for God.Read More
I have a new found love for my gifts and creativity and have been able to see how I can use them for the Kingdom, more clearly than ever.Read More
As far as transformational moments go, it's a trip where these moments occur daily if not hourly.Read More
I used to be anxious about large groups of people, public speaking, food, travel, new places, minibuses and so much more but this trip has showed me the new state I'm now living in.Read More
It became clear very quickly that God had placed exactly the right creative people together in exactly the right location, to not only inspire, but to fully ignite fires in our hearts.Read More
Put plainly I had forgotten that what God gifted me with was creative, I had reduced my gift to it's most base functionality.Read More
It's been a time to re-calibrate, pause and allow God to spark creativity + release vision for the season ahead.Read More
Unlike any other Christian event I'm not only inspired but also feel equipped in leading creatively to make His name known.Read More
It's not complex, it's simple - things I've never seen before in the Word have just blown out to me like fireworks.Read More
I think as an introvert, I have often focused my attention on having 'quiet times' when in fact God often wants to speak through the brothers and sisters around me and for me to speak into their lives.Read More
God has shown me through this week that I'm truly blessed to be part of an industry that can bring so much light, joy and freedom to people all over the world.Read More
Meeting and learning from the other creatives out here has been a huge encouragement, seeing how they work and operate. Seeing how they lead.Read More
I have been so inspired by the Christ-centred creative leadership in and around LA, free to lead creatively using the individual gifts He has given to us.Read More
With this in mind, God has stilled me this week to realise who He is. He is God. And God is Good.Read More
The people we met over the week all managed to speak to me in an individual way about working and operating as a Christian in a worldly environment and how we remain true to our values but also communicate our faith.Read More
During my time in LA I was able to really draw closer to God and ask some big questions about my future.Read More
I am continually amazed by how faithful God is in blessing and using Something More, and I believe it is this beautiful week that displays it most clearly.Read More
So many great things happened there and I like to believe they helped lay more of a foundation for what I do now and encourage me to dream bigger for the future.Read More


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Beautiful Keene Mountain House Brunch Wedding | Adirondack Wedding Photographer
I am so lucky that I got to photograph this brilliant couple's incredible brunch wedding in the mountains. Friends and family gathered from afar to celebrate the vows of Julia, an engineer for a fuel cell company, and Dan, a PhD student at Yale studying evolutionary biology of fish. The couple met as undergraduates while they each played the sousaphone in the University of Rochester Pep Band. As hikers and nature lovers, a Keene Mountain House picnic wedding with Adirondack high peaks in view, was the perfect way to celebrate their love. Magic was in the air as the grey clouds held off until later in the day.
Photography: Danielle Gardner Photography
Venue: Keene Mountain House
Catering and Bakery: Green Goddess Natural Foods
Florals: Little Farm House Flowers
Hair Styling: Sarah Poirier
Officiant: Carmen George
Band: Bill Stokes and Band


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"When I grow up, I'm going to be a trillionaire, and you are going to be right where you are now!" said an angry Zach to his dad.
How easily a seven-year-old kid can chill a grown man's soul.
Zach's taunt goes straight to the heart of unspeakable fear of middle age: This is it. The best you are ever going to be is right where you are now. And right where you are right now, quickly approaching fifty, is not where you ever dreamed you'd be. Not even close.
I spent my youth cultivating dreams. What kid didn't fantasize that she would grow up to be a millionaire (back before the wealth gap made mere billionaires irrelevant) or a famous writer, or simply well-known and better-liked than she'd been in high school? As we got older, those dreams became more modest and concrete in their intentions. After a few glasses of wine, one friend confesses a long-held secret plan to live in Paris, at least for a little while. A peripatetic artist tells me that he dreams of coming home to a house instead of an apartment, and seeing a light on at the window because someone inside is waiting for him.
Our forties mark the last, best, chance to make those dreams come true. They are latest reasonable years for white weddings and fat babies; the last chance for promotions that say we're still somehow climbing the corporate ladder. Our late forties are the last time we'll get to start over in a new place with the idea that someday, here, we will have old friends.
This is sobering news. It leaves me breathless to think that my life is now composed of middles and endings, not beginnings.Forty-nine is a map of reckoning, marked with a big, red arrow that says "You Are Here." It's not where I imagined I would be.
And I am terrified of a life in which I might remain here, fixed but still aspiring; trapped, in Zach's words, right where I am now.


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Original Structure
This project, for my restoration design studio, looked at the decaying buildings in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago, IL. Bridgeport is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities and is becoming a popular area particularly for artists. South Morgan St. is a central path through the neighborhood and is lined with two and three flat structures. I took one of these buildings and digitally restored the exterior, putting a flower shop on the lower level.
Original structure at 3314 S. Morgan St. in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago, IL.
Proposed design of a flower shop for the neighborhood.


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The New Heights Hawks football team hosted McBee Sept. 22 and shut them out 44-0.
Robert Price intercepted a McBee pass at the 12-yard line, which led to the Hawks' first touchdown. Ron Benjamin scored on a 44-yard run and also ran in for the two-point conversion.
Benjamin added his second touchdown of the night on a 48-yard run and rushed in for the conversion to up the Hawks' lead to 16-0.
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This month's colored raffia bag is one of the best I think we have received. We all loved it. The bag is SO cute! If Megan's mom were to find it, she'd never see it again…hmmm, Mother's Day wrapping? We loved the size and how it made us feel like summer is right around the corner.
Hikari Blush in Tango
Paige– The color read really bright in the compact, but once I actually tried it, it's a nice, sheer blush, and great for my skin tone. I was also incredibly impressed with the grain of this powder, it felt really soft going on and didn't sit on top of my skin, but blended really well.
Blake– This blush has such a cute name. I don't wear to much blush because I already have a pink undertone in my skin tone. Though this one is a light shade and actually goes well with my skin shades I will rate this three Ipsy bags.
The Balm Nude Dudes Eye Shadow in Fit and Flirty
Paige– This was so fun! It's a little suggestive, but totally silly. It's a good color, but come on Ipsy! I'm ready to see something OTHER than beige and copper eye shadows in my bags. (I also like purples, pinks and greens, and have changed my profile on line to see if the color changes next time) That being said, It's a good color for me, and will get used. It's very pigmented, and can be used as your one stop color without trying to blend a bunch of other stuff over your lid.
Megs– Interesting name, interesting packaging. The color of the shadow was perfect. I love these semi-shimmery, lots of color impact shadows. This is a great coppery brown that can be used by itself or blended easily with others. Adding this immediately to my everyday bag.
Blake– I absolutely love the name of the product. The shade is flirty. This just made me giggle and shows how fun this product line is. Every time I use this eyeshadow it feels so light and almost nonexistent, which I love. I can wear it solo for a nice day look, or add it to a dramatic eye for a night on the town. I am very pleased with this product and give it five Ipsy bags.
Julie Nail Polish in Damsel and Coupon
Paige– I think everyone got this very flattering pink shade in their bag this month. It's a cute color with good pigmentation. Goes on clean in one coat. I like it!
Megs– Fun color. Great pigmentation. Went on well, covered evenly on the first coat, not too funny or too thick. Perfect almost-summer color! I'm going to be putting it in on toes this weekend.
Blake– The color is vibrant pink. This was the only product that I didn't really care for. I mean I do love pink and the color was not the reason for the dislike. I did not care for the size of the brush because it seemed really small. I also did not enjoy the consistency of the actual nail polish. I will rate it one Ipsy bag.
Olive Lips Honey Oat Lip Balm
Paige– I was really looking forward to getting a Too-Faced sample of the Melted lipstick this month so I didn't really appreciate this at face value. Once I tried it, I realized it's a great balm! It stays on, unlike so many other oil based balms, and its good for your skin! No weird chemicals.
Megs– What a great, subtle scent. Great feel on my lips, certified organic…I'd like to find out more about this. I'll have to see where this is sold and if there are tinted varieties.
MICA Beauty Eye Primer
Paige– EH- Ipsy sent me this a few months ago, and it has never worked for me. It doesn't stay where I put it and it certainly does not do the job of a primer, so this will be a swap if any one is up for trying it out. It may work better on someone else's skin.
Blake– Next in my beautiful bag was my Mica Beauty Eye Primer which I wanted. I did not have any problems with this product unlike other Ipsy customers did. Now onto the reasons of why I love this product! I enjoy that the primer is flesh toned and that it feels so light when I apply it. The great part for myself is that I didn't have any problem with my eye makeup smearing or disappearing. This gets five Ipsy bags from me.
Gallany Lipstick in Petal
Megs– This is a little dark for what I like on my lips but it went on nicely. The tone was great, color without screaming out a bright or neon tone even when wearing away. Good for when I am heading to business dinners.
Crown Brush C224 Oval Concealer
Megs– Nice brush. Good weight to it, nicely shaped head. Small enough to work just the problem areas but not too small that you would have to switch brushes if you wanted to work on a medium area. We'll see how it holds up to a few cleanings, that's the true measure of a good brush .
Klorane Dry Shampoo
Blake– Finally made it to the last product, oh man, how I don't want this to end but it does. The last jewel I took out of this wonderful bag was a dry shampoo without milk by Klorane. Let me just start with the smell, it's like a clean nice spring day with a nice breeze. Now, I hope this is not to much information but I did use it when my hair was nice and greasy. Lol. Oh boy did it work, it dried it up with no problem and made my hair smooth. This deserves a rate of five Ipsy bags.
Final Thoughts
Paige– All in all, My Ipsy bag this month was OKAY, the bag it self was very cute, but the contents were just so so, I feel like I have seen Ipsy do much better, hopefully with the change in my profile, it will get better.
Megs– All in all, a fabulous bag this month! It was able to live up to every bit of my excited glee when I opened the mailbox and saw the hot pink mailer!
Blake– This month was my all time favorite of my Ipsy experiences. I mean, I have liked other bags in the past, but most of them have been small or look cheap.


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So this week's news is really a selection of questions that I'd love to have your opinions on! Please comment below about what you think; any feedback is always appreciated....Anywhooty...
From hoodies to goodies: today's teenagers have the makings of model citizens
Here is a really interesting article on The Guardian.com about the unjust category that I and many others have been lumped into. The "hoodie generation" title. Now I have always thought to myself, 'This doesn't seem fair, I would always help an old person carry their shopping, hold doors for people and take consideration for others.' It's just the way I've been brought up! But if you're under, let's say 30, it's likely that you have also witnessed this prejudice. I'm curious to know what you think about this? Do you think we're given an unfair label? Do you think that it IS fair? Do you think that the media has an influence and social media makes it easier than it used to be to draw attention to yourselves for the wrong reasons?
Also on The Guardian.com, was the sort of article that I've been waiting for...
Is it time to join the 'preppers'? How to survive the climate-change apocalypse
I am CONVINCED that something carrazzaayy is going on in the world. The freak weather over the last few months all over is indisputable and let's face it, jellyfish are fucking loving all of the water, more to help them take over the world. True story right there. Are you a "prepper"? I have a zombie survival kit ready...but not a weather one...I'm not sure how I feel about this other than "Yes Sophie, you are awesome." Have a read of the article and let me know what you'd do?Who would you eat first in your family? Harps and I decided we'd be pretty pretty screwed..We couldn't do ANYTHING on the survival tip list. Hahaha. Better get my Bear Grylls on!
And last but not least, check out these fricking awesome Lego sculptures Via thedailybeast.com
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Racing Heart share video for "A Prayer from Our Leaders"/
Racing Heart is the musical project of Mathias H. Tjøn, who sits down at a bar with his mother to discuss his musical endeavors in this video for "A Prayer from Our Leaders." The track is from his sophomore album, due out September 16 on Misra Records. Thanks to the kind folks at Impose for sharing!


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"What U Doin" lyrics - CHRIS BROWN
[Intro: Chris Brown]
Drama, what you doing?
Nigga why you mad? You know we bullshitting
I like my cars how I like my broads, top missing
Made from the liquor and faces full of DNA
And me and Sean came to party, so it's TNA
[Interlude: DJ Drama]
Hold up CB, now Chris came to me and said
"Drama, let's do In My Zone 2"
I said "Heck, work the album though, what you doing?"
He said "All this, we just bullshitting"
You know why? We in our zone baby, shoutout to Big Sean
[Verse: Chris Brown]
Nigga why you mad? You know we bullshitting
I like my cars so I like my broad's top missing
Made from the liquor and faces full of DNA
And me and Sean came to party, so it's TNA
I go to war for that money, I'm a green beret
I got that cash flow, nigga I just need to save
Call me Birdman, flock full of chickens
What you doing, I'm bullshitting
You get paid, no never mind
'Cause by the time you see me
Been seeing your girl like hella times
And she might say your name but she yelling mine
You a sucker, you a lame, I'm a veteran
I do my thing, dirty dirty
I'mma be the reason why they acting flirty
1:30 kinda early, they calling me Tiger 'cause I'm getting birdies
And I'm a birdman, whole flock of chickens
Nigga what you doing? Bullshitting
Nigga hold up, the track done blowed up
My flow sick as shit, I think I throwed up
What up my nigga Sean? We rocking all these ladies
And we responsible for after the show, all these babies
You know it's G.O.O.D. music, CBE I do do it
Poo poo on that track and I be shitting on them vomit fluid
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About Our Auction
Thank you so much to our corporate sponsors Camp Bow Wow and King's Keyboard House!
This is a continuation of our silent auction. These items were not sold at our Chorale Cabaret / Silent Auction on March 9.
Help us meet our goal of finding a good home for each one. If you can't bid or aren't interested in the remaining items, we hope you'll pass this link along to someone who has interest - or consider buying them as gifts - there are wonderful options for Mother's or Father's Day! We are hoping to make an additional $500 on these great items.
About Ann Arbor Youth Chorale
The Ann Arbor Youth Chorale is a non-profit organization whose goal is to enrich the culture and lives of the community by supporting and encouraging young singers to excel in both musical performance and social activities.
Featured Items
Applied Fitness Solutions Weight Loss Program
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PKSA Karate
1 Month Family Membership
The Ann Arbor Sword Club Fencing Adventure
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High School Planning
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
Benjamin Franklin's famous words above may have been in reference to fire safety, but they have never been more applicable to academics than they are now! Colleges and Universities are expecting more out of students and scholarships are harder and harder to come by. Help set your student up on a path that will keep doors open for them throughout high school as they explore their passions, interests, and define their own academic success. Hughes' High School Planning program is geared toward students in grades 6-9, and works with a student and their family to ensure a smooth transition into high school. Planning is tailored to each student, but can involve academic course selection assistance or extracurricular activities planning with the ultimate goal of supporting each student on their authentic secondary education journey - one that they will be excited to show off to colleges in the future!


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As soon as you create a chart, the parent's mobile number will be registered with Vaccinebox. We will then send sms reminders to parent 3 days before their child is due for vaccinations. Here is an example
Vaccinebox enables your patients to access their digital vaccination chart. Once they login to Vaccinebox, we get their email id. Vaccination reminders are sent via emails as follows:
- Five days prior to the due date of vaccination
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Spinnin' Records opens its famous Spinnin' Hotel in Miami for the fourth time in a row
Feb 6, 2019
Spinnin' Records has proudly announced the fourth edition of its renowned Spinnin' Hotel during this year's Miami Music Week.
Taking place from Wednesday the 27th to Sunday the 31st of March, the event will feature five consecutive pool parties showcasing some of the label's most well-known artists. Tickets are on sale now at www.spinninhotel.com.
Last year's event included artists such as Bassjackers, Breathe Carolina, Don Diablo, Lucas & Steve, Mike Williams, Robin Schulz, Sam Feldt, Sander van Doorn, Sophie Francis, Timmy Trumpet, The Him and Ummet Ozcan. Watch the official aftermovie here.
This year, Spinnin' Hotel will return to Nautilus, A Sixty Hotel, located at the wonderful South Beach, in the famous Art Deco district of Miami.
The five-day pool party event features different hosting partners for each day, including Robin Schulz & Friends, Sander van Doorn presents, Heldeep Records presents Heldeep Pool Party and of course Spinnin's own events Spinnin' Deep and Spinnin' Sessions.
Wednesday March 27th
Spinnin' Sessions
Thursday March 28th
Robin Schulz & Friends
Friday March 29th
Heldeep Records presents Heldeep Pool Party
Saturday March 30th
Sander van Doorn Presents
Sunday March 31st
Spinnin' Deep
Early bird tickets are on sale now at:


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We offer a variety of re-manufactured equipment to meet all your needs. You can invest with confidence because every system we sell comes with the same warranty as our newly manufactured equipment. In addition, our full service contracts provide routine service calls as well as preventative maintenance, training and installation you expect.
If you would like information on our current inventory please click here and tell us what you are looking for.


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If you have been part of our crowd and enjoy being part of the congregation, your next logical step is to move in closer relationship with BCC by investigating membership. come and learn our values, vision and beliefs and move closer to making BCC your spiritual home.
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Saturday 26 May, 6.10pm – 7.45pm
presented by Guillemot Press
Amy McCauley lives, performs and writes in Manchester. Amy won a Northern Writers' Award (2016) and is Editor of Creative Response for MAI: Journal of Feminism and Visual Culture. Amy's debut book of poetry 'Oedipa' – a reimagining of the Oedipus myth – is published by Guillemot Press.
Aaron Kent is a poet/writer from Cornwall, and recently had a verse-novella published by zimZalla (Subsequent Death). He has a pamphlet due out mid-2018 with Knives, Forks, and Spoons Press (Tertiary Colours), an experimental plamphlet due out in 2018 with Dostoyevsky Wannabe (The Rink), and a collection of travel poetry around his home-county of Cornwall with photography by WIlliam Arnold due out late-2018 with Guillemot Press (The Last Hundred). He was called 'a British force' by The Kenyon Review, and 'frenetic and fine-tuned, raw and refined, excoriating and exhilarating' by Man-Booker Prize nominated author Wyl Menmuir. Aaron lives in Cornwall with his wife and their baby daughter.
Vahni Capildeo's sixth full-length book and tenth publication, Venus as a Bear (Carcanet, forthcoming 2018; Poetry Book Society Summer Choice) builds on a love of 'it-ness', and is inspired by Francis Ponge and Gertrude Stein. It follows Seas and Trees (Recent Work Press, 2017) and Measures of Expatriation (Carcanet, 2016; Forward Poetry Prize Best Collection; T.S. Eliot Prize nomination). She is interested in multilingualism, memory, and place. Current collaborations include intersemiotic translation with Chris McCabe and feminist theatre with Sophie Seita. She is a Douglas Caster Cultural Fellow in Poetry at the University of Leeds.


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What is that Darth Vader Breath in Yoga Class?
The Darth Vader breathing is called Ujjayi Pranayama (ooh-JAH-yee prah-nah-YAH-mah). It is one technique that helps calm the mind and warm the body. When practicing Ujjayi, you completely fill your lungs, while slightly contracting your throat, and breathe through your nose. This breathing technique is used throughout Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga practices.
The sound of Ujjayi is created by gently constricting the opening of the throat to create some resistance to the passage of air. Gently pulling the breath in on inhalation and gently pushing the breath out on exhalation against this resistance creates a well-modulated and soothing sound, like the sound of ocean waves rolling in and out.
It is important to remember that the key to Ujjayi breathing is relaxation. The action of Ujjayi naturally lengthens the breath. Some small effort is required to produce a pleasing sound, but too much effort creates a grasping quality and an annoying sound especially to your yogi neighbors.
To practice the inhalation, focus on creating a soothing and pleasing sound that is unhurried and unforced. I suggest working on your Ujjayi breathing in a seated, relaxed cross-legged position. Inhalation and exhalation are both done through the nose. The "ocean sound" is created by moving the glottis (the thin opening between the vocal cords) as air passes in and out. As the throat passage is narrowed so, too, is the airway, the passage of air through which creates a "rushing" sound. The length and speed of the breath is controlled by the diaphragm, the strengthening of which is, in part, the purpose of Ujjayi. The inhalations and exhalations are equal in duration, and are controlled in a manner that causes no distress to the practitioner.
Once Ujjayi breathing is mastered in a seated position, the challenge is to maintain the same quality of breathing throughout your asana (the physical practice of yoga) practice.
Throughout your practice, try to maintain the length and smoothness of the breath as much as possible. Once you find a baseline Ujjayi breath in a pose that is not too strenuous (Downward-Facing Dog for example), endeavor to maintain that quality of breath throughout the practice. Some asanas require great effort, and you may begin to strain in your breath.


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March 22, 2016
Remarks of Dr. Ellen Pikitch, OSA Board Member, to the United Nations on the results of the Rome 10 x 20 Conference on Marine Protected Areas: An Urgent Imperative
Missions from countries from around the world attended the UN briefing, and were welcomed by Ambassador Inigo Lambertini, Deputy Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations.
Excellencies, colleagues, and other distinguished guests.
It's an honor to address you regarding the results of the 10 x 20 Conference that took place in Rome earlier this month. The conference brought together 25 scientists from around the globe and diplomats representing 33 countries and succeeded in producing its two intended outcomes:
1) A scientists' consensus statement that describes the characteristics, governance principles and financing arrangements that are most likely to lead to effective marine protected areas (MPAs);
2) The Rome Call to Action - – a roadmap for achieving the 10 x 20 goal which was jointly agreed by the scientists and diplomats. This is a guide for implementing MPAs that are based on the best available science and are effective, equitable and financially sustainable.
There are 34 points of agreement in the Scientists' Consensus statement, and 14 points in the Rome Call to Action.
Here I will highlight six key points agreed by the scientists that are echoed in the Rome Call to Action:
There are many substantial benefits to be gained by increasing MPA coverage including increased food security and livelihood options, and greater resilience in the face of climate change.
MPA creation is to be based on the "best available science" and, in fact, there is a wealth of excellent science – much of it developed in the past decade – to draw upon.
Effective MPAs require full or strong protection and must be well planned and implemented.
Diversity and inclusiveness is key to effective implementation and governance of MPA's.
We are far from the goal now with only 3.5% of the ocean receiving any form of protection and many gaps in coverage, while at the same time we recognize that 10% needs to be considered a waypoint – not an endpoint
MPA's are a good investment in the long term – with benefit:cost ratios recently estimated at 3:1 for 10% coverage and 20:1 for 30% MPA coverage. HOWEVER, the costs come upfront while the benefits are only realized over time, creating a major impediment to securing financing.
Additional Highlights of the Rome Call to Action, including the following specific calls:
Nations: Incorporate the establishment of MPAs into national strategies to implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Funding sources to promote, mobilize and accelerate investment in the establishment and maintenance of MPAs, as part of the international effort towards the achievement of sustainable development.
Scientists and other MPA experts – (and in particular those gathered in Rome) offer their assistance both globally and in specific regions. Specifics to include: identification and mapping of priority areas, and development of a tool-box of best practices for MPA creation, implementation, governance and financing.
The Steering Committee of the 10x20 Initiative to bring this call to action to the attention of member states and the international community and to devise and conduct follow-up activities, including further dialogue and development of a "tool-box" for MPAs.
Another highlight of the conference were the MPA case studies presented by scientist-diplomat teams from Palau, The Bahamas, Kiribati, and Italy. These presentations demonstrated that when carefully planned and executed, MPAs do, in fact, yield a wealth of benefits.
In concluding, I thank you for your attention, and would like to acknowledge and thank the government of Italy for its support and leadership of the 10x20 initiative, as well as the UNEP, OSA and all the participants in the conference in Rome.


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Having a burglar alarm fitted into your home is one way to protect what matters most to you.
To help you decide which home alarm is best for you, we've listed some information about the standards systems should meet and how to keep them well maintained.
Types of home alarm systems
Installing a home alarm can deter thieves from attempting to break in to your house, as well as notify you and the authorities if there's a break in. Whether you're looking for a professional to install your alarm, or are fitting it yourself, below are some different types for you to bear in mind:
- Wired or wireless? Wired systems are usually installed by a security company, due to the labour required to hide any lingering wires. The system itself can be cheaper than a wireless system, but installation costs are higher. Wireless alarms are battery-powered, and can be set up more quickly
- Bells-only alarms are cheap and the most common option. If set off, it emits a loud noise for up to 20 minutes until turned off, and the box flashes as a visual cue outside your home. Not only does it notify you (if you're at home), but it'll also let your neighbours know. It may work as a deterrent, however there's the risk it will be ignored and go unreported
- Monitored alarms are connected to an external security company that monitors your alarm for a fee. Typically, they'll call you and request a password should your alarm go off, but if you don't answer the phone, or the password isn't given, the police or 'nominated key-holders' are informed
- Dummy alarms are non-functioning boxes that look like home alarms; these can be fitted outside your house to act as a deterrent. They're cheap, and are a way to discourage opportunistic thieves, however professional burglars may notice a fake alarm straight away. It may be worth considering one of the options above for more effective home security
How to maintain your home alarm system
Once you've set up your home alarm, it's vital you look after it to ensure it functions properly - as poor maintenance could invalidate your policy if you need to make a claim.
To look after your burglar alarm:
- Keep it clean and regularly check for any damage or if it's been moved – especially before going away on holiday. Make sure you trim any obstructions, such as trees or bushes
- Have it checked by a professional once a year if it's a sound-only alarm, and twice a year if it's monitored. Check your policy documents to see if annual check-ups are required by your home insurance policy
How home alarm systems affect your insurance policy
If you've just moved house, are looking to renew your home insurance or take out a new policy, you'll be asked about your home security and whether a home alarm system is installed.
Here are the minimum standards alarms may need to meet, but refer to insurance documents for your specific requirements.
British Standards (BS)
BS 4737 is the code that certifies the standard for intruder alarms.
BS 7042 certifies high security intruder alarms.
BS 6799 Class VI certifies wireless alarms in buildings.
European Standards (EN)
BS EN 50131 is a standard adopted across Europe to cover all the codes mentioned above - accepted by the Association of British Insurers (ABI). European Standards provide a grading system that look at the risk to the property (Grade 1 – low, Grade 4 – High), which determines what level of security your home requires 1.
Certified Security Firms
The National Security Inspectorate (NSI) and Security Systems and Alarm Inspection Board (SSAIB) are both certified bodies consumers may see on their security products. It means the product you've purchased is safe and meets safety standards, and the company provides quality work. Check your insurance policy to see if your alarm is required to be installed and maintained by a NSI or SSAIB approved company.
Your home insurance may require your home alarm to meet the standards or to be approved by one of the firms mentioned above. Also, poor maintenance of your alarm could invalidate a claim, if you need to make one, so it's important to take care of your security systems.
Home alarms systems are one of many ways to secure your home, however this alone will not guarantee break-in prevention; read through some of our home security guides to find out more about other ways you can protect your home.
How to secure your home from the inside
The most precious things to us are often found in our homes, yet we sometimes don't do enough to protect them. Look after what means most to you with some basic home security improvements.
How to secure your home from the outside
According to the police, homes that have basic security measures in place are far less likely to be targeted by thieves. Read on for some top tips on protecting your home from the outside 1 .


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|Forum: The Books 04-16-2011, 07:47 AM
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A fools take...
Uhm, thanks for playing, but no thanks back, Skippy. Your mocking two cents displays the heights of your stupidity because you do not even comprehend the subject, so go be a smart *** somewhere else...
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 05:04 PM
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Upended logic
I can always readily admit when I make a speculation. In the case of the above quoted text, that's all it was. And I allow the fact that I can be wrong in my speculations. I'm sure my speculations...
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 11:54 AM
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dot dot dot
And for my next trick-
And thank you for your gracious response.
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 11:38 AM
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There is no mistaking your formidable intellect but you are missing some of the invisible qualities of understanding, within your understanding. Let's just say that to explain MY understanding of why...
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 09:18 AM
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Then there was...
Very possibly, good (or bad) Formendacil. Still, I tend to see the answers to each of the questions as readily available, if the time is taken. Perhaps my apprehension of these is something I take...
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-15-2011, 05:32 AM
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I'm skeptible...
Re: Caterpillars are ok.
To WHOM it may concern;
PERHAPS, this ONE concession. But only because you're a serious Tolkienite, lol! :D
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 05:21 AM
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Holy hot bizkits!
**runs away shrieking, covering eyes and ears with all four hands**
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-15-2011, 04:44 AM
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Life is like a fistful of Russell Stovers...
After reading some of this thread (and counting) I have to say that one thing is certain- true Tolkien fans are some of the liveliest, ultra-witty and intelligent bipedal (and otherly ambulatory)...
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-15-2011, 03:54 AM
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Omg! Omg!
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 03:33 AM
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Then there was that thingy about...
What an amazing mouthful of seriously time intensive questions. It would require writing a book (or 60) to answer properly at all.
The trouble I'm seeing is that they've already been written. And...
|Forum: The Books 04-15-2011, 03:16 AM
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At least I still have my hat...
Bravo, lol!
|Forum: The Barrow-Downs 04-14-2011, 08:19 PM
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Не копи печали про запас
My translator says, "Don't save grief for an emergency." Makes sense to me. I always whip mine out in Traffic Courts, whenever I look in my wallet, and when I consider what my someday future...
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-14-2011, 07:18 PM
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String... or nothing!
A Dwarven Perspective~
Not pallored moon
nor star so fair
nor Anduins'
ribboned trail
not Celebrimbor's
silvery hair
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-14-2011, 06:41 PM
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Yummm... Lembas!
Absolutely, Miss Galadriel! Lembas it is. I'll attach it to an email, lol! :)
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-14-2011, 05:46 PM
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Ay... Aye... Aye...
Yes. And yes. And yes. And again, yes. :D
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-14-2011, 05:44 PM
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Where am I?
Me? I... er... um... Who's Tolkien? Oh, yeah, that genius guy. I get him and Einstein confused. Has there ever BEEN a man so magic in all the universe?!?!?!?!??
But is this about him, or me? Me, I...
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-14-2011, 05:26 PM
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In the running...
I spy with Saurons Eye
An object grey and cold-
Not caverns deep,
nor vaulted Keep,
still, something new
yet old.
Misty Mountains: No, and Too generic
|Forum: The Books 04-14-2011, 05:17 PM
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I Spy...
Well, Blantyr, answer number one is simple. Frodo saw the elven ring on Galadriels hand because he possessed the One Ring. This empowered him to see it, as it's purpose was to dominate ALL rings from...
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-14-2011, 06:36 AM
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Yes and no...
On second thought- Naked Hobbits running through the downs. :eek:
|Forum: The Books 04-14-2011, 06:32 AM
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Well, I Never!
I... I... ::disconcerted smiley::
|Forum: Novices and Newcomers 04-14-2011, 06:12 AM
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Mandos, because he takes his job too seriously, never smiles, and cannot take a joke. :eek:
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-14-2011, 05:45 AM
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"nor vaulted Keep" Helms Deep falls under...
"nor vaulted Keep"
Helms Deep falls under this. So, Helm's Deep- No. :cool:
|Forum: The Books 04-14-2011, 03:18 AM
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Finger bowls
I think it was prophetic based on a numerology scheme surrounding the nine major attributes of the Ring~
1. Sauron had nine fingers
2. Frodo had nine fingers
3. Bilbo gained 9 extra inches...
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-14-2011, 02:46 AM
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No Hatin'
Perhaps if I bent the rules and gave a small clue? Don't Censure me if I take too much liberty, just boo me down...
I spy with Saurons Eye
An object grey and cold-
Not caverns deep,
|Forum: Quiz Room 04-13-2011, 08:54 PM
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Getting warmer. Fantastic guess, but no. Not Mitheithel. You are on the right track with stones. But it is specific thing of stone, and not a Palantir. As you said before think big!
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Literary/Speculative Hypertext Published
Imagine smashing speculative fiction, literary fiction, romance, and apocalyptic fiction into a hybrid, multimedia work, and you have a basic idea of what Dukkha, My Love is, at least conceptually.Read More
Imagine smashing speculative fiction, literary fiction, romance, and apocalyptic fiction into a hybrid, multimedia work, and you have a basic idea of what Dukkha, My Love is, at least conceptually.Read More
I found out today that my novella, The Laws of Drowning and Rhetoric, is a finalist in Curbside Splendor's Second-Annual Wild Onion Novella Contest, which is fucking amazing and wonderful (though I won't let myself get too excited because the other three finalists are all talented and worthy). For those of you not familiar with Curbside Splendor, it's one of the best indie presses in the whole goddamn world (it's true). And what's even more awesome, Curbside Splendor is a Chicago joint, which makes me happy and proud to be part of this contest since Chicago is and will always be my hometown. The winner will be announced in the beginning of December, but I'm not gonna lie, it would be fucking incredible to win this contest. It would be a dream come true. It would help build my career. It would help me stay connected to my city forever. It would be incredibly encouraging too. And considering that I've been working on this novella for ten years since I started my MFA, it would be life-changing for all the work I put into this manuscript. But for now, we'll have just have to wait and see. Fingers crossed, man. Fingers crossed.
In this confusing time of professional androgyny and male disempowerment, men were wounded birds. Dual income households had emasculated them of their sacred institutions of power. Wings clipped, humbled and demoted to democratic gender roles, men had no choice now but to accept their new gun-to-the-head humanism and become motivation speakers and fitness gurus, construction muscle and Pentagon Yes-Men.Read More
Maybe, she'll buy a one-way ticket to Seattle and throw her dirty underwear off every bridge. And maybe, she'll buy a ticket to Montréal and then OD on Oaxaca smack in the Greyhound bathroom like the lead singer from Blind Melon.Read More
Today, I got the great news that a chapter from my novella, The Laws of Rhetoric and Drowning, was accepted by Hobart, which publishes fantastic fiction and interviews, among other things. I'm really happy to see this piece put in the public eye! Stay tuned for more deetz.


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- Hey everyone! I just finished uploading the latest build of the Pre-Alpha demo, which comes with a new level featuring the other playable character, Libedon the tour guide! Download it now to get a small taste of what the other part of the story will be, and let the questions be raised! Til next time! -Adam Continue reading
- Hey Everyone! Time for another quick update! Last update, I told you that most of the game's design was done and there is mostly art, animations, music, and SFX left, so here I am toiling away at getting some of the art done! I'm still not revealing too much about the level I'm working on right now, but I wanted to share a couple little assets to give you an idea of what the level's theme... Continue reading
- Howdy! Aside from continuing to work on the full game, I just wanted to let everyone know that I have a new Pre-Alpha Demo build for The Lost Cave, version 0.0.4! I fixed quite a few bugs and an error message. I think most of the game-breakers are squashed finally! (I'm sure someone will manage to prove me wrong ;) haha). The first level has been toned down a little to make it a bit more accessi... Continue reading
- Ok real quick! Due to the recent featured spot over on Gamejolt and all the new eyes on the game and new players, I've decided to go ahead and add the checkpoint to the demo build in an attempt to relieve a little frustration. I was able to get it up and running pretty quickly! If you haven't played it yet, there's no better time than now! Not to mention, there are also builds available for... Continue reading
- Just a quick update to let you know I've uploaded new builds for the demo! I've fixed some of the bigger bugs, removed the Kickstarter info, and adjusted some of the gameplay based on some feedback I've recieved. Let me know how it works for you, and enjoy! Also, here's a quick peek at a new level I'm working on right now... Continue reading
- I have received many helpful comments in regard to having functional keyboard support for The Lost Cave of the Ozarks and I have good news on that front!. I spent several hours completing keyboard support and I just uploaded the newest build. Additionally, I made a few small adjustments (ability to skip cut scene, adjusted colliders, and a Tip to appear in an effort to help players understand the... Continue reading
- Hey! Just a quick update to let you all know that The Lost Cave of the Ozarks finally has a playable demo right here on Itch, as well as a Kickstarter campaign running now through March 12! For backing my Kickstarter, you can get your name in the credits for just $1, a full copy of the game for $5, and more! Please check it out here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rubbergardener/the-lost... Continue reading
- Helloooooooo! As you may or may not know already, I am the sole developer working on The Lost Cave of the Ozarks— programming, design, writing, art, animation, music, SFX…. everything. While this makes progress somewhat slow and more difficult, it is a nice experience that I believe has helped me grow and develop by huge leaps and bounds while also giving me complete control over the direction... Continue reading
- Hi everyone, and welcome to the first real devlog for The Lost Cave of the Ozarks. For this first entry, I would like to talk a little about my inspiration and reason for setting the game in the relatively unknown Ozark Mountains (for the most part). First, though, I just wanted to let you know that most of the work this past week has been in updating and polishing some of the art assets. I've d... Continue reading


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Mr. Akash Kamal Mishra
Founder & C.E.O.
Akash Kamal Mishra is the young technology safety speaker and an author who authored many books related to cyber safety, computer-related crimes with their safety features and so on. His some of the books are entitled as follows 1st book on An Overview on Cyber Crime & Security, Volume – I , 2nd book on Digital Signature – The Need of Cashless Society 3rd on Uniform Civil Code: One Nation One Law 4th on Cyber Laws In India – Fathoming Your Lawful Perplex 5th on India's International Relations 6th on Computer Crime Investigation & Computer Forensics 7th on Media Laws In India 8th on Intellectual Property Rights In Cyberspace and there are many more to come.
Being an author he has been awarded by many world famous luminaries and has been recognized as the cyber expert in very shortage.
His book "An Overview On Cyber Crime & Security, Volume – I' is included in the revised syllabus of Board of Studies in Banking & Finance, University of Mumbai for B.Com.(Banking & Insurance) II-Year,[III-IV Semester] , B.com. (Investment Management) II – Year, [IV Semester] and also referred by many renowned Institutes of Mumbai.
Also, he has been awarded Young writer 2016, District Icon Award 2016, by the cybersecurity expert of India, Ex. – Inspector General of Police, Indore now Additional Director General of Police, Narcotics and also the prestigious Digital India Award – Silver recognition from Ministry of Information Technology Government of India.
He has been awarded by The Indian Awaz with the award of 100 Inspiring Authors of India, at Kolkata, and received Special Mention at University of Allahabad (Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh, India.
He has completed his diploma in Certified Information Security Engineer, Certified Ethical Hacker from EC-Council.
He has been registered as the DISTINGUISHED MEMBER –INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF JURISTS, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM. Akash Kamal Mishra started working for seminars on cyber safety and had taken 110+ Seminars on Cyber Safety within an association of Indore Administrative Department, Indore and had interacted with 30,000+Students of various cities.


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It's not all about Trump. The US-Turkey relationship has been decaying since 2003
The Turkish currency Lira is in crisis again after Donald Trump started another proverbial fire.
Apart from starting trade wars with the world's second largest economy China, as well as provoking a major fallout with the European Union, the US president confirmed that he's slapping Turkey with higher tariffs.
But while Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the US was looking to "stab it in the back" and the move seems to look like the latest in a long line of trade wars Trump is starting, it's worth noting that the US has had a fraught relationship with Turkey for 15 years, especially under Republican governments.
The tariff news made Turkey's stock market crater 17% and the cost of borrowing for the government has been pushed up by nearly 20%. Inflation has also hit 15%. With fears growing that the country is crashing into an economic crisis, the Turkish lira has fallen by over 20% since higher US tariffs were announced.
This has then subsequently led to a currency crisis in the country. The central bank has waded in, pledging that it is ready to take "all necessary measures" to ensure financial stability, including providing banks with "all the liquidity the banks need."
While you can be forgiven in thinking that this fallout is just one of the latest examples in Trump's long line of "America First" protectionist plans which threatens financial and diplomatic relations, it's worth noting that the US has had a fraught relationship with Turkey for 15 years.
It all started back in 2003 when George W. Bush's administration took the US to war. His administration invaded Iraq and caused chaos for the country as well as for Turkey. That's because Iraq sits on Turkey's south-eastern border and when a nation goes to war, its neighbours feel the pain.
'The great underreported story of the Iraq War'
The Council on Foreign Relations Special Report warned back in 2006 that it was crucial to mend this relationship. "The growing schism between the West and the Islamic world is one of the primary challenges confronting American foreign and defence policymakers. As a consequence, the relationship between the United States and Turkey—a Western-oriented, democratising Muslim country—is strategically more important than ever," said the authors.
A year later, while the war exacerbated Turkey's ills and helped fuel a grinding point for its economic growth in 2007, experts highlighted in media interviews that the Turkish and US relationship was the "great underreported story of the Iraq War."
Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Turkey-based Koc University also added "the character and quality of Turkish economic growth" heavily degraded after Turkey diverted from away from democratic reform.
The explosive case of Syria
Former US president Barack Obama helped alleviate that tense relationship for a brief time when he took office in 2008 but that fragile repair job deteriorated as the Syrian civil war started.
The US was also painted in a corner because if it moved to mend relations with Turkey, it also endangered its ties with Kurdish fighters, who have been described as "the backbone of the US campaign against the Islamic State in Syria."
The US is between a rock and a hard place as the nation has been supporting the Kurdish rebel group fighting ISIS while Turkey is battling Kurdish insurgency in its own country.
American pastor Andrew Brunson provided a spark for the powder keg of diplomatic relations.
Two years ago, Turkey detained Brunson for allegedly having links to the now outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party and the Gulenist movement— both of which have been blamed by Erdogan for a failed coup in 2016. Turkey has refused to release him. At the same time, Erdogan has publicly vented that the US has not taken stronger action against the Gulenist movement.
What will be the fallout?
Trump's decision to double tariffs has started the ball rolling on a number of complex diplomatic issues that could have catastrophic effects on several economies in the worst case scenario.
Turkey's president Erdogan said Monday that the US was seeking to "stab it in the back" and "you act on one side as a strategic partner, but on the other, you fire bullets into the foot of your strategic partner. We are together in Nato and then you seek to stab your strategic partner in the back."
Turkey is part of NATO, so this will also exacerbate the Trump administration's fragile relationship with the group over defense spending. Meanwhile Erdogan is getting closer to Russian president Vladimir Putin, which will cause a headache for the US as well as within NATO since Russia is the group's number one threat. NATO is obliged to defend any member that is attacked by Russia.
Meanwhile, Turkey's economic meltdown could potentially be catastrophic for the eurozone economy. As analysts at Strategas pointed out in a note this week, Spanish, French, and Italian banks are the European institutions most exposed to Turkish debt. This means if bonds collapse, they could find themselves with sovereign debt crisis on their hands.
Lianna Brinded is head of Yahoo Finance UK.
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I can't even remember when I started taking selfies. It was probably when we lived in CA. I remember getting my hair colored and sending a photo to my sisters. There was no editing option. I think I had to actually flip my phone around, take the picture and hope for the best.
Ah...how times have changed.
I have an iPhone 6 now - one of the enormous ones. It's not even the latest and greatest, and I can crop pics, run them through filters and certainly take a picture without turning the phone around.
I have social media accounts now, too, that allow me to post pictures of myself and anything else I find amusing for the world to see.
It's not about sending my sisters a picture of my new hair color anymore.
It's about giving the world the best version of myself, even if that version is buffed and whittled and only an interpretation of my reality.
A few years ago, I stopped taking so many selfies. This happened for two reasons:
1. I found myself more often depressed by what I saw on the camera than I had in the years before. I began noticing wrinkles, dry skin, age spots, gray hair and thinning eyebrows. I began using more filters. I began cropping and re-taking the photos. It was all a little nightmare of worry, anxiety and self-criticism. Then, once the picture was up on Facebook or IG, it was the inevitable compare/contrast and waiting to hear what people might think, regardless of myself telling myself I didn't care what people might think.
2. I realized nobody cared. Honestly. The only people who truly want a picture of me I can count on one hand. They're my family. And even they don't want daily sweet pics of me.
So, for the most part, I stopped. Occasionally, I'll put a selfie on my blog, but even then, it feels strange, like I'm dipping my toe back into that myopic world of simultaneous self-congratulation and self-criticism, the two feelings too intertwined to be discernible.
I realized that if I have to present the world with a filtered version of myself, something had gone wrong.
I've seen a lot of people argue that selfies are empowering.
Leandra Medine wrote about it over at Man Repeller.
With a huge following on IG, Medine admits to regularly (daily, I believe) posting selfies, which she argues are 'honest and raw even when they're not.'
Here's what Medine writes:
I really like looking at them. I find the digitized self-portraits honest and raw, even when they're not. They tell a story that is either eminently literal or one that requires a bit of investigation — that demands its viewers look a little deeper than the screen's depth. Selfies take courage. They require you put yourself out there in a climate that publicly rejects vanity but secretly revels in it. And if not courage, selfies take a sense of self-satisfaction: I'm proud of how I look, one might say, here's a photo to prove it. Even if pride holds no place: This is how I look, and I'm sharing it. Point blank. When someone posts what I will call a decorative facial selfie, I wonder, What are those sunglasses? That necklace? Those earrings? You are a dream! I don't just really like looking at selfies, I'm nuts about them.
But...after giving birth and continuing her selfie habit, Medine found the comments on her posts increasingly negative and judgmental. People suggested she get off her phone and spend time with her babies. People began questioning her motives. People seemed to think Medine shouldn't have time for or the desire to post selfies once she became a mother.
Readers, that's a whole other issue.....or is it?
While I don't think motherhood should prohibit a woman from doing anything, least of all taking her own photograph, it does beg the question: if we're taking time to document our lives (or clothing, hair, make-up choices) via social media, what are we not doing with that time?
Are we not talking to our kids?
Are we not reading a book?
Are we not paying attention to the road (I take a lot of selfies while driving or in my car, which I attribute to the better lighting and the feeling that it gives a carefree, I'm on the road and have a life vibe I like to portray)?
Are we not actually eating our food, talking to the person across the table and engaging with our surroundings because we're too busy taking pictures of ourselves, our meals, our latte art and everything else?
And what about that nagging feeling that posting selfies is desperate, attention-seeking behavior?
An article over at Everyday Feminism argues selfies are empowering and reflect self-love rather than desperation.
Writer Erin Tatum argues, "Selfies challenge the idea that you need a justification to be seen. You're announcing that you exist in the world and are going about your day."
She goes on to argue that selfies can reshape the way we view ourselves (via these filters, lighting and angles) in a positive way, and she writes, "I might put on nicer clothes or do my hair, but it's also about the psychological benefits of working through your insecurities. I look good and I know it. Your telling me I look good is going to make me feel even better."
It's hard for me to even copy/paste that last sentence and not cringe, particularly as it's written on a blog (magazine) about feminism.
When did someone else's opinion about us (especially when the 'us' they're commenting on is distorted and unrealistic) become a way to feel better about ourselves? Isn't that a precarious foundation upon which to base our self-esteem? And even if it's not the foundation, per se, do we want it to really have any impact at all?
Also, why are women significantly more likely to take selfies than men? Is this female empowerment or attention-seeking behavior in a culture already biased towards a woman's physical appearance rather than her intellectual contribution?
As I write this, it's clear where I stand in the selfie debate.
I don't think taking, editing and posting pictures of oneself is the highway to enlightenment, empowerment or mental wellbeing some argue it is. I don't even say that with the possibility I'm wrong and perhaps don't 'see the light.' I say it with conviction.
According to the Child Mind Institute:
Curation of a perfect image may not only make others feel inadequate, it's unhealthy even for those who appear to be successful at it, notes Dr. Bubrick. "Kids spend so much time on social media trying to post what they think the world will think is a perfect life. Look at how happy I am! Look how beautiful I am! Without that they're worried that their friends won't accept them. They're afraid of being rejected." And if they are getting positive feedback from their social media accounts, they might worry that what their friends like isn't the "real" them.
I think these effects extend beyond teenage years and childhood. Though adults are a bit savvier when it comes to social media, and at least we can perhaps more readily acknowledge the unreality of this virtual reality, I think there is a level at which we're all affected.
And I think our own distorted image is where it begins.
When I see my pictures online, filtered and buffed and cropped and edited, and then I look at myself in the mirror, I can't help but think the real-life version is a little less-than - a little duller, rougher, less appealing.
And then I think:
Why am I even thinking about any of this at all?
There are real problems in the world. There are real people doing real things and real people hurting, rejoicing, engaging and working really hard to change circumstances, send kids to school, buy food and generally survive.
And I'm worried that my eyebrows are thinning?
So, there it is. How do I want to spend my time? How do I want to engage my intellect?
Or, perhaps the better question is: how and where do I want to invest?
I realize I've gotten a little stroppy here. The soapbox is slippery, to be sure. I'm not a huge fan of blog rants in general, and I realize that one has gone down that dangerous road.
Perhaps the issue of selfies takes a sharp turn at middle-age, when what we see reflected back isn't society's ideal any longer. Maybe I'm just grumpy and becoming set in my ways.
Or maybe we all need to turn the cameras off, put down the phones, log out of social media a bit and live life unfiltered, unedited, no glossing over or retakes or proper lighting.
And yes, I realize that now if I ever post another selfie, I'm going to be taken to task.
It's so hard to live the dichotomy.
In other news, I've started a new book, am planning our summer calendar like a woman whose kids are out of school next week and found another wine I like.
Good times.
Happy Sunday!


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It's a day late but here's a list of things to do this weekend.
Friday, Dec 18th
7PM- See how smart you are at Trivia at High Cotton Brewery
730PM- Astronaut Status Tour and Dessert Pairing At Wiseacre Brewery. More details click here
9pm- Who's Bad? The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band at New Daisy Theater.
9pm- Ugly Christmas Sweater Party at Purple Haze
9PM- Check out Clubhouse Trivia at 5 in 1 Social Club. Click Me for more details.
10PM- Nick Black at Lafayette's
Saturday, Dec 19th
930Am- Brunch with Santa at Majestic Grille.
4PM - 2ND Annual Deck the Halls Concert and Toy Drive at Minglewood Hall. Click Me for more details.
7PM- The Grizzlies take on the Indiana Pacers at FedEx Forum.
9PM- Broad Ave Bingo! at Five in One Social Club! Get there early to get a good spot! Hosted by Jimmy Motherfucking Tightpants
9PM- "You Look Like A" Comedy Show at P&H Cafe
10PM- Ugly Sweaater party at Club 152
Sunday, Dec 20th
6PM- Take the Family to Zoo Lights, Starry Nights, Snowy Nights, or The Enchanted Forest.
7PM - India Arie "Christmas with Friends" at Minglewood Hall.


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A week working at Sorakuen
Although I have been working in a garden in Japan for over a month now, I hadn't actually done any official, proper, traditional Japanese gardening until this week. Armed with my sentaibasami and jikatabi, I spent Tuesday to Friday working in the lovely Sorakuen Garden, under the tutelage of Horonouchi-san, gardener extraordinaire.
Sorakuen is the only traditional Japanese garden in Kobe, although it's reasonably modern. It was built in the late C19th-early C20th as a private garden for a wealthy business man. His mansion was destroyed in the war and unfortunately the original site now has an ugly office block on it which rather spoils the opportunity for borrowed landscape. However, there is a lovely Anglo-Indian mansion in the garden, Hassam House. It was built by an Indian merchant in Kitano in 1902 and moved to Sora-kuen in 1963. I didn't go inside because they were doing some renovation work, but I did go into the European-style stable, which was part of the original house. It's a little incongruous in a Japanese garden but I surprised myself by feeling homesick at the sight of red bricks and wooden sash windows! The garden was passed to Kobe City Council in 1941 and has been a public park since then. It is known for its azalea collection, chrysanthemum festival and amazing Sago palms. Although it's right in the heart of the city and surrounded by (ugly) buildings, it is a wonderful, peaceful little haven. And full of birds: it is worth going early in the morning just to hear the song. I even saw my first kingfisher, having never seen one at Bodnant!
Although we only spent four days working in the garden, we managed to cover a range of the skills required to maintain a traditional Japanese garden:
- Building a bamboo fence
- Pruning pine needles
- Pruning azaleas
- Pruning camellias & other shrubs
- Japanese tools & maintenance thereof
- Placing stones to make a path
- Understanding Japanese garden features
It was also a great opportunity to ask a lot of questions about all of the things I haven't understood in The Long Awaited Japanese Garden Manual and about Japanese gardens and life in general. By the way, if you're feeling impressed that my Japanese language skills have improved to the level of technical conversation- don't be. We had a fantastic interpreter in the form of Sorakuen's very kind publicity manager, Emu Ryan-san. It really isn't that common to find Japanese people with a good fluency in English and my Japanese hasn't progressed much further than the initial "xxx wa doko desuka?", "sugoi!", "kawaii!", and the still useful, "kore wa niku desuka?". I am daily cursing myself for not finding more time to learn before I arrived.
Despite my inept language skills, it was a fantastic week and I learnt a great deal. I have previously considered the maintenance of Japanese gardens to be rather magical and mysterious but now that I've had a small insight into the tasks and routines of the season it all makes a lot more sense. Interestingly, although the skills required are highly technical, the routine of maintenance seems relatively simple in comparison to western gardens. This is because of the more limited range of plants used and the specific rules about how each task should be done. Not to say that looking after a Japanese garden is easy- it isn't. Oh dear! I'm afraid that I would need to write a lot more to explain what I mean properly, and I'm not going to. It is now quite late at night and I have a busy day tomorrow finishing the set-up for our "western style living with orchids" display, so you will have to be content with some photos for now…


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1. Tangalle – Marakolliya Beach
Marakolliya beach is now officially one of our favourite beaches in the world. BIG STATEMENT from two complete beach snobs but seriously this place has miles of deep luscious sand, sea that's like floating in a bath and is lined with big leafy palms…absolute heaven!
Marakolliya beach is around 3km from Tangalle and we think what makes it so special is that it's virtually undiscovered! It's hard to find beaches these days which aren't lined with hotels or guesthouses and restaurants with those tacky plastic chairs but at Marakolliya there's a maximum of four guesthouses on the actual beach, all of which are hidden behind the trees so it feels like you're in complete seclusion! Back on the road leading to the beach there are a few more accommodation options – like the dreamy Aloe Vera Garden where we stayed – and restaurants but it's still relatively undeveloped. This means the eating options are quite limited, especially for budget travellers like us, but it is so worth it to spend a few days away from the world on this stretch of paradise.
We loved it so much at Marakolliya we came back for a second time and can't recommend it enough to anyone visiting Sri Lanka! We only hope that it will retain its natural beauty and not turn in to one of the many commercial beaches in this area!
2. Unawatuna – Delawalla Beach
Delawalla is another special little beach we found hidden away next to the more well known Unawatuna beach! Walk or take a tuk tuk around 2km along the road away from Unawatuna itself and find yourself on this small slice of paradise. Although situated next to a road it is sheltered by greenery and a few private villas and guesthouses so once down on the beach with the waves crashing on the shore you won't even notice!
Delawalla has a deep sweeping sand dune which you just melt into; we visited three times, each in the afternoon, and were always two of just a handful of people soaking up the atmosphere on this gorgeous little beach. The absolute BEST thing here, however, is this amazing palm tree rope swing out over the waves! If this doesn't feel like paradise then we really don't know what will!
3. Unawatuna Beach
Although much more commercial than Delawalla, Unawatuna still has its charms! It's a long sweeping bay which means that even when it's busy you still feel quite spread out and can find yourself a quiet patch! The sea here is so calm compared to the other beaches on this coast which means you can simply float and bob around for hours!
The beach is lined with an array of restaurants with a mixture of cheaper and more upmarket options; many of which have quirky beach cabanas laden with pillows which you can run and take haven in during the heat of the day…and believe us it does get hot!
Unawatuna beach is also a fantastic place for a sunset beer or an evening meal by candlelight with your toes in the sand!
4. Hikkaduwa – Narigama Beach
Hikkaduwa has a few stretches of beach all of which are okay but with the tourist industry booming here they are all very busy and full of the dreaded package holiday tourists!
Take a walk down the main road (browsing the shops as you go!) until you reach "Drifters Hotel", find a place to nip through to the beach and you've reached Narigama! Although still busy and touristy it's a lot longer and wider than the other beaches here which means you can still find some peace! Like Unawatuna, Narigama beach has the chilled beach-side cabanas for lounging in as well as some fantastic beach cafes to while away an afternoon with a beer or cocktail in hand.
Tip: this beach is the best place to spend a day but as the sun begins to set take yourself back to Hikkaduwa to watch as the turtles find their way ashore!
5. Weligama Beach
Weligama is undoubtedly the surf spot of the south coast and luckily the beach is pretty nice too! The sea is always full of surf boards bobbing around; from beginners taking their first lessons to pros far out in the distance riding the waves. If surfing isn't for you then it still makes for great viewing whilst sunbathing!
Take a long walk along Weligama beach and as you come to either end you will also see the traditional Sri Lankan fishing boats moored up ashore and if you're lucky some traditional Sri Lankan stilt fisherman. The fisherman no doubt will give you a cheery wave!
There are few beach front hotels and lots of surf shacks which also double up as cafes here but they are set far enough back so that you still get a nice wide stretch of golden sand to relax on! If you're feeling peckish after a morning on the beach head to Hangtime Hostel for some delicious home comforts or to the Roti shop right underneath it which was our favourite place by far! They serve traditional rotis or kottu in huge portions for very cheap! No wonder this place is always busy!
Sri Lanka's coastline is one long stretch of dreamy beaches which you could explore forever but, with limited time, we think these are the pick of the bunch! Sit back, unwind and enjoy these idyllic beaches.


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