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EE lags when someone joins
EE lags when someone leaves
EE lags when chat messages pop up
EE lags when system messages pop up
EE lags when another player dies
EE makes me cry
especially when the EE fps lie
I have a tip: Delete system32 and lag is gone
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Honestly, I don't see any point of reporting the lag as a bug as it's always common with literally nearly every single game, videos, computers, etc. XD
It is impossible to avoid 100% of the lag, because no matter what we do, lag will always find a way to sneak in and tamper with the framerates and many other things just to ruin people's lives.
Oh great, the signature's animated. :/
(I'm hardly active on the forums.)
(If you can read this, good for you.)
I can't even figure out how to describe my profile icon... XD
R.I.P. my 709+ daystreak... :'( I officially still have no life.
I completely agree.
It is impossible to prevent lag from occurring at all, and if you don't believe me prove the universe is real. XD
especially when the EE fps lie
EE fps doesn't lie. EE fps shows the amount of frames that have been drawn in the past second. EE fps doesn't reflect sudden lag spikes
ah the pas second nice to know
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This is the online application page for Hurricane SANDY legal assistance provided through Legal Services of New Jersey (LSNJ).
If you have reached this page in error and want information about LSNJ or the general information Hotline, please visit
The Legal Services of New Jersey Hurricane Sandy Legal Assistance Hotline is for New Jersey residents with civil legal problems. To those who qualify, our services are
We can provide you with advice and other help in matters involving :
• Insurance Claims
• Landlord-tenant disputes
• Home repair contractors
• Unemployment Benefits
• Welfare Benefits
• School Services for Displaced Children
• Document Replacement
• Income Tax Extensions and Abatements
• Other civil legal problems related to the storm
You should complete this application if you are a New Jersey resident with a legal question or problem, and you were affected by Hurricane Sandy. LSNJ will ask questions about your legal problem and how it relates to Hurricane Sandy. In order to provide the most appropriate services you will also be asked about your financial resources and household size, assets and expenses. LSNJ represents immigrants and can provide advice on immigrant related issues.
How long will this take and what happens after you submit an application?
It should take you only 5 to 7 minutes to answer all of the questions. Once you have submitted your application, you will receive a response within 24 to 48 hours. If you can't wait that long or need more immediate assistance, for example you have a court date, or you need to move from your current living situation right away and are not sure where you will be, you should contact our statewide
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Family history may have role in brain cancer
US and Israeli scientists have found evidence that a family history of brain cancer may increase a person's chances of developing the disease.
Researchers at the University of Utah and Tel Aviv University analysed the medical records of nearly 1,500 people from Utah and tracked back for between three and ten generations of family members.
Their findings are published in the journal Neurology.
They found that a family history of brain tumours - including the aggressive glioblastoma - increases a person's likelihood of developing the disease, sometimes as much as fourfold.
Dr Deborah Blumenthal, co-director of Tel Aviv University's Neuro-oncology Service and an affiliate associate professor at the University of Utah Huntsman Cancer Institute, said that the study is unique as it was able to track genealogy records back so far.
She recommended that people with a family history of brain cancer should report this to their family doctor at routine medical checks.
"Until now, brain tumours were not thought to be an inheritable disease," said Dr Blumenthal. "A few earlier studies did find an increased risk in immediate relatives, but in such cases it is hard to distinguish between the effects of a shared environment and heredity."
However, Dr Blumenthal emphasised that the risks of having a hereditary brain tumour are still "very low" as the majority of primary brain tumours are not inheritable.
Less than five per cent of rare primary brain tumours are hereditary and the risk of inheriting genes that may increase the risk of a brain tumour is therefore low.
She explained: "Reporting to your family doctor that brain cancer runs in the family just gives a more comprehensive picture of your medical history. It may provide doctors and family members with useful information."
The researchers now hope to use blood and tissue samples from high-risk families to try to identify genes associated with brain tumours so that, in future, it may be possible to screen people with a family history of the disease and identify those whose genes place them at greater risk.
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Elon law student Tyrone Davis will sit with the first lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Joe Biden�s wife, at tonight�s State of the Union address.
Davis, from Winston-Salem, is in his third-year at the Elon University School of Law. He also has an environmental background, and as an Environmental Defense Fund climate corps fellow in 2010 saved Elizabeth City State University more than $30,000 per year in energy costs with improvements to lighting and HVAC systems, according to the EDF website.
In 2007, Davis graduated with a bachelor�s degree in political science, according to the Elon website, and master�s of public administration with a concentration in environmental and energy policy in 2009, both from N.C. State University.
According to a White House press release, Davis ran cross country and track in high school in spite of being legally blind from the age of 9.
Davis� father owns and operates a small office cleaning service, and his mother is a cost clerk for the Winston-Salem-Forsyth County Schools transportation department. He has one younger brother now at N.C. A&T State University.
According to the White House release, Davis �hopes to use his skills to benefit the environment and make communities safer.�
At Elon, Davis is a Leadership Fellow, which is part of the university�s leadership development program giving students special training and a scholarship.
As a college student, Davis was in the National Society of Black Engineers, and participated in research projects on waste management and light emission from nuclear reactors.
He received the NCSU Chancellor�s Leadership Award in 2001, the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Essay Scholarship in 2001 and the inter-institutional Public Administration Scholarship in 2008.
Davis also participated in the N.C. Desert Conference of Shrine Temples and Courts from 2001 to 2004.


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Great off the water building site on Gold Shores! Beautiful rock outcroppings and gorgeous pines! Close to several boat landings. The county is planning to bring municipal sewer to the area.
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There will be toilets at the HQ.
Changing facilities and showers are available at the Magnum Leisure Centre (5 minutes ride from the race HQ) for a small cost.
Registration will close 30 minutes before each race, please do not forget to bring your race licence, as you will not be able to race without it! The volunteers at registration will be prioritising the riders according to how soon their race is, so please bear this in mind. Please remember that there is no entry on the day for this race due to Scottish Cycling rules on championship events.
A catering van will be coming to the race, so hot and cold drinks and snacks will be available.
This event could not happen without the hard work of the members of Walkers Cycling Club, and the support of North Ayrshire Council.
The main course is a mixture of gravel paths, grass, moorland singletrack and of course, sand. We can almost guarantee that there will be no mud! The beachpark is popular with families, dog walkers and horse riders, and whilst the course will be double taped where possible, and crossing points marshalled, please be aware of other users when practicing and racing. For those who raced in 2009, the course has changed slightly, with the singletrack broken down into two shorter sections to allow for overtaking, and a loop after the sand dunes to bring the finish line to a slower section for timing/lap scoring.
You must not practice on the course without having signed on, and without your number. There will be no practice until all racing riders have all left the course.
There is a separate course for U12 riders, which will be mostly on grass and gravel path, with passing possible on the bulk of the course. This course is centred round the race HQ area next to the car park. U12s must not practice on the course without having signed on, and without your number.
The start will be on a flat grassy area near to the car park, and not on the beach (as in 2009) due to the tide, and storm damage to the dune paths. Please report to the start in plenty of time to be gridded before the race.
The lack of trees/undergrowth and the compact nature of the course makes it great for spectating, with 75% of the course visible from the higher vantage points in the park, so please bring supporters, encourage friends and club mates to come and support you, and other competitors.
Given the seaside nature of the venue, and the time of year (let alone the current weather!), the beachpark is a cold, exposed place, so please bring plenty of warm clothes for yourself & your helpers/supporters.
08:30 Registration Open
U12's course open for practice
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10:00 U12's race – 15 minutes duration
10:30 Registration Closes for Youths
Main course open for practice
11:00 Youth Race – 30 minutes + 1 lap
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Welcome to the Morecambe Artist Colony
MAC is a not for profit community of artists and creatives. We hold events and exhibitions in Morecambe and are members of the Lancaster Art Partners. If you are interested in exhibiting your work, or if you have a project proposal you'd like to discuss, please contact us.
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Koosh is a brand of ball-related products that was originally created and released in 1986 by OddzOn.
Like Nerf, its current sister brand, it originally was created to sell a specific ball-like product (the Koosh ball). The line expanded to include other items such as the original form of the Mega Aero Howler Football, then known as the Vortex Football. In 1998 the brand launched the Vortex line of ring shooting blasters which is now discontinued. After 1999, the line was considered abandoned. The producer of Koosh products, OddzOn, began working on Nerf blasters, doing among other products the Switch Shots series and the Ballzooka MP150 before being closed by Hasbro in 2001.
In 2012, the brand was revived and expanded by Hasbro to include a series of ball blasters under the name Koosh Galaxy, a replacement to the Nerf Ball Blasters line, which had not been continued for several years.
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Make plans now to join Broken Chains Ministry (BCM) to celebrate its fourteenth annual "Making the Difference" banquet scheduled Friday, September 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Guys Party Center of Akron.
This year, BCM is celebrating some major milestones its Home Ownership Program and the official launch of Lydia's Home, a revolutionary recovery home for women overcoming opioid addiction and incarceration located in the City of Green.
Hear personal stories from clients who have moved from incarceration, addiction and darkness, to lives of faith, hope and work, guided by our faith ministry team. This transformational work is achieved through a unique faith-based, five-part Restorative Justice model that includes restitution and workforce development, and is made possible through generous cash and in-kind donations, sponsorships, advocates, volunteers and the collaborative support of the Summit County Reentry Network.
The community is welcome to celebrate this incredible work through an evening of food and fellowship on September 22. BCM welcomes a love donation in support of the mission upon departure. For more information, call 330-643-8663.


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Open source collaborating
The Marketplace is cutting time, cost, waste, and service duplication by making it easier to re-use the great work done by others.
In late May, we released Collaborate.
Collaborate is a place for local governments to share and publish their early stage Smart Community projects in order to avoid duplicated effort. It provides an opportunity for councils to learn from each other and to help identify possibilities for closer cooperation.
Collaborate is a minimum viable product — a small-scale first-pass at delivering a solution to the challenges identified in our user research around innovation. This research focused on how local governments were creating their Smart Community agendas. We found several councils starting similar programs of work with no simple way for them to connect and learn from each other.
This got us thinking about the valuable services, features and designs that have already been developed by digital teams in government, and how we could make them available for reuse by other teams. We believe there's value in being able to reuse services, plug-ins, APIs, design templates and even user research — this is the gold we want to mine.
The problem is that — even if it is already available in open source repositories — there is no easy way to find this gold.
A library of shared models
So we've created a library of shared models. A shared model is an artefact that is owned and maintained collectively by a community of users.
The many benefits of this approach include:
dramatically reducing time to see value — our own Marketplace used open source code from the UK to deliver a transacting platform in just five weeks — five months ahead of the original schedule
reducing effort through adaptive re-use — existing services can be efficiently repurposed for new uses. For example, the citizenship interview booking service we feature started life as a tool for scheduling prison appointments. It's suitable for many other applications of agreeing people, place, and time
boosting capability and learning — studying how other teams have worked through their challenge can really help new projects conquer their learning curve on new projects
increasing overall market maturity — every time a service iterates, there are benefits not only to the maturity of the service, but also to the overall knowledge base around that service, both in the public and private sectors.
When and what
We launched the library this week and we're starting with a small and select number of services from across government.
Some of the things we're showcasing initially are:
- popular GovCMS design templates
- an appointment booking service
- hard rubbish collection and pet registration services developed by the City of Casey
- an early stage version of the design templates in the DTA's UI-Kit.
How you can participate and collaborate
You might already be comfortable using and contributing open source code or still working towards meeting the Digital Service Standard open source criteria:
Regardless of where you are in your open source journey, here's how you can get involved as a government team:
- Take a look at the library and provide feedback
- Contribute your own work into the library (coming soon). All it takes is a quick description and a link to your repo (we'll have that in a few weeks — contact us if you want to contribute before then)
- Start thinking about how the output from your team's services can be positioned to benefit others in government
- Specify open source deliverables when you publish a Digital Outcome brief on the Marketplace. You don't need to add any legal wording — it is already the default position in the Master Agreement signed by all sellers.
- Let us know what shared models you would like to see in the library. This will help us to get a better view of the priorities of the community and publish according to those priorities.
As a seller, you can contribute by committing to building open source code by default and by contributing quality and complete repository entries.
How we will know if we're succeeding
The Digital Marketplace works as a lean startup. This means we release updates early and often and will use live data to understand how the library is being used and what change it creates. If we're on the right track, we'll add more library items (or gold), quickly. So what you do matters!
Happy browsing!
Catherine Thompson is Head of the Digital Marketplace at the DTA.


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Back to Basics
Lindsey Calla
Stretching has always been an important part of exercise but I've admittedly always rushed through it or even skipped it all together, mostly because I didn't fully understand the connection. Even when I first started doing yoga I still missed the importance of holding a stretch because I wanted so badly to skip to the 'cool' poses that looked good or move through sequences quickly so I felt like I had some sort of aerobic benefit. It wasn't until I started practicing Ashtanga in Mysore style that I finally understood the connection that I was missing all this time. Moving through the Primary Series means slowing it all down and rebuilding a strong foundation. To my surprise, the Primary Series is mainly made up of intense stretching asanas and very few 'cool' poses. It's built that way so the body is prepared for the more advanced postures that come later and I really didn't realize how unprepared I really was for something more complicated. I always chalked up my lack of flexibility by trying to prove that my arms were somehow shorter than everyone else which is hilarious and also something that almost everyone says in the beginning of the Primary Series. *Cue the T-Rex trying to do yoga meme.
Turns out, after hours and hours of practice these last few months, my arms actually are capable of more, as are the muscles in every single part of my body. I can actually see it myself by looking at these pictures in this post. My legs are split further, my arm can bind around my back with my leg in half lotus and I can actually grab my foot with my hand. These are all things that felt impossible only just a few months ago. I wasn't trained as a dancer (pretty obvious) and there are people far further along who can fully extend in Dancer pose, for example, but seeing progress in someone who isn't naturally flexible or trained flexible, is much more inspiring. So I always try to just look to my past self to inspire my present self and even my future self. It's about how far your own body can progress and involves some extra introspection.
Stretching Tips
- With every inhale, get a little longer; With every exhale, get a little deeper Getting length helps deepen the stretch and allows me to get a little deeper each time. When I think about my breathing in this pattern, I usually find that there's more available than I originally thought.
- Use your core. I was shocked when my teacher explained that I needed to use the muscles in my lower abs to propel my stretch and fold further. The whole time I cursed my horrible hamstrings but stretching is more complex than just isolating one muscle group. As true with most everything, a strong core holds the foundational key to progress.
- Hold for 5 breaths of equal inhale/exhale. Counting each breath evenly settles the mind, increases focus and also makes sure that the stretch is being held long enough. I usually count to three for each inhale and then count to three on the exhale during my five count breath.
*If you're ever in New Orleans and interested in trying Ashtanga let me know! My teacher, Stephen Link, runs his own program as well as teaching at one of my favorite studios (Reyn). He's incredibly knowledgeable and most of my knowledge of this comes from his teachings/experiences. Would be fun to practice together x
The Gear
I really love the adidas Supernova tights because they are cut to stretch and move with the body in motion. They feel like butter on the skin and the waistband doesn't dig in to my hips when I'm folding. I shot this in Tulum mid-day and it was super hot so I went with the lightest weight bra that still had support. The techfit pieces have ventilation points to help stay cool. I'm usually always in just a sport bra for everything because I like the freedom of not having a tee slipping around when I'm moving. Plus, it all packs well because it's more light-weight! Click to shop!


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This course is designed specifically for Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) postdocs and researchers at an early stage of their career with little or no experience of reviewing manuscripts for journals. Focus is on the subjects covered by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the Economic and Social Research Council.
The peer-review system helps to ensure the quality of published research. Journal editors are therefore reliant on experts who can deliver independant reviews in a timely fashion. The ability to review manuscripts should be a core skill of every researcher. The following topics are covered in this course:
- how the peer-review system works
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Call to Frydenberg to save Bight from BP oil rig threat.
The Bob Brown Foundation has joined a national alliance of environment organisations to fight off the impending arrival of the world's biggest oil rig in the Great Australian Bight. The rig, currently nearing completion in South Korea, is due in the Bight in October after which BP intends to drill thousands of metres under the 2000 metres deep Bight.
"BP's massive oil spill and fire in the Gulf of Mexico has, so far, cost $56 billion. When Australians get to know about this dangerous proposal bringing the same risk to the pristine waters of the Great Australian Bight they will be outraged. The Bight is one of the world's greatest whale harbours: an oil spill by BP would threaten everything and extend that threat to the Victorian coast as well as the Tarkine Coast and King Island in Tasmania," Bob Brown said today.
"The first thing the nation's new Minister for the Environment Josh Frydenberg should do to be true to his office is to let BP know it's drill is no longer welcome in the Bight," Bob Brown said.
"When BP set their sights on drilling for oil in the Great Australian Bight, they severely underestimated the opposition they would face. Today with the Bob Brown Foundation joining the alliance, it is clear that the opposition to BP's project that threatens the Bight is only growing stronger
BP wants to drill for oil in seas rougher, deeper and more remote than where they had a disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. With the recent spill in the Gulf of Mexico by Shell, it is clear that if BP is allowed to drill for oil in the Bight, it will not be a matter of if there is a spill, but when, and a spill in the Bight would be impossible to clean up" said Jeff Hansen, Managing Director Sea Shepherd Australia.
Wilderness Society South Australia Director Peter Owen said "Since the launch of the Great Australian Bight Alliance in January, opposition to BP's push to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight whale nursery has grown rapidly. It is one of the planets biggest threats and a liveable climate for our children is at stake".
"The Bob Brown Foundation joining the Alliance highlights the importance of protecting the Bight and stopping the expansion the fossil fuel industry. One of the world's most respected voices has joined the campaign" Mr Owen said.


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The Rooster interviews four of the best concentrate producers and Dablogic's own Julian Casellas was chosen to join the ranks.
"My goal is to create the purest resins possible, while maintaining the truest profile of the particular strain to deliver the most spiritual, medicinal concentrate available. I've had the pleasure of speaking with some of the brightest minds in the cannabis industry, which has given me an edge by constantly being able to adapt and develop new techniques, to achieve flavor-rich, highly medicinal forms of solvent-less cannabis concentrate" - Excerpt from the interview


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The billboards that pervade the roadsides often portray a juicy burger that makes your taste buds tingle with desire. That billboard, the one that catches your eye and gets you hungry, is leading you to a place that, when all's revealed, you really don't want to go.
Sure, it may taste pretty nice. It may taste great, even. But what's lurking beneath that golden bun? It's a far cry from the billboard's beautiful burger.
Here are 10 reasons to avoid fast food restaurants:
1. Meat Scandals
As difficult as it may be to concede to this, fast food restaurants are notorious for having – well – questionable meat products. From pink sludge to meat products that are expired, chain restaurants have come under fire several times in the last few years.
2. It's Not What They Advertise
The sizzling bun that graces the billboard doesn't look like the wrapped one that you were served at the fast food window, does it? Just like many companies, it's all in the marketing. From toys for the kids to games for the adults (think McDonald's Monopoly), fast food companies are great at showing you a great product but not as great at delivering what's promised.
3. Large Suppliers
There's nothing inherently wrong with buying from a large supplier, but what happens when your suppliers aren't reputable? The food is compromised, of course. This is exactly what happened in Northern Ireland after testing of Rangeland Foods' beef was found to contain horsemeat. The scandal affected several companies, including that of a hospital.
4. Contaminated Soda
There are some who prefer fountain soda from that in a bottle, but there's something to be said for soda that hasn't been touched by human hands. Studies have shown that fountain soda can contain levels of fecal matter – a quality achieved by poor hygiene and operating procedures in fast food restaurants.
5. Weight Gain and Obesity
Chain restaurants have started posting nutritional information so that consumers can make health-conscious decisions regarding their food intake. If you haven't taken a look, it's time you should, as the high caloric content is doing nothing for America's waistline.
6. Preservatives
If you haven't seen the pictures of burgers and French fries years after their selling date, here's a good place for you to look. They maintain their appearance because of the massive amounts of preservatives in their contents. Should your food stay like that for that long? Probably not.
7. Addictive Properties
High fructose corn syrup is just one of the addictive properties of fast food. Found in soda, ketchup, and many other items, your fast food meal quickly turns into a sugar-like feast that leaves you craving more.
8. Unhealthy "Healthy" Items
You may think you're getting a great, healthy meal when you order a salad from a chain restaurant. The problem? You probably aren't. Shape magazine put together a list of the 12 salads that are worse than a Big Mac.
9. Cost
There's the dollar menu to think about when you're on a budget. One burger for a buck? Why not? But what seems like a great deal upfront can have harrowing effects in the long run, to your health, to the local economy, etc. And if you're not ordering off the dollar menu, your meal may well cost the same as it would from a local food establishment.
10. Local Economies
One of the major reasons to avoid fast food restaurants is right here: local economies can suffer for it. If a small business who specializes in burgers sits next to a chain, which one are you more likely to go to? The one with the dollar menu or the one with the quality ingredients from local sources? Hopefully the latter, as that will be the one to encourage your local economy.
More than that, though, is that, when the time comes for a meal out, you should be looking for the restaurants that source their ingredients responsibly. TRIA, a high-quality restaurant out of Dearborn, Michigan, prides itself on fresh and local ingredients, making their meals better for your health and overall satisfaction. This is just one example of a healthier option, one that can be more beneficial to your health in many aspects.
Hopefully this article will give you a fresh perspective on fast food restaurants who are less than fresh in their approach to food. The next time you go for a meal out, look for the food places who support your community. Try your best to stay out of the groove of "easy eating" and chow down on food that his high-quality, fresh, and beneficial to your health.
About the Author
Kacey Mya Bradley is a lifestyle blogger for "The Drifter Collective."Throughout her life, she has found excitement in the world around her.Kacey graduated with a degree in Communications while working for a lifestyle magazine. She has been able to fully embrace herself with the knowledge of nature, the power of exploring other locations, cultures, and styles, while communicating these endeavors through her passion for writing and expression. Her love for the world around her is portrayed through her visually pleasing, culturally embracing and inspiring posts.


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MSC ShipManagement Limited Cyprus was awarded "Ship Manager of the Year" at the 14th "Sailor Today* Sea Shore 2015" awards ceremony in Mumbai, India on March 21st.
"Nearly 97% crew retention rate and MSC's focus on crew professional development combined with our high standards of certification set us apart from rest," says Prabhat Jha, Group MD, "I am confident that we will continue to maintain the highest standards in the industry for many years to come."
It is thanks to all our Masters, Chief Engineers, officers and crew on board and ashore, all shore-based staff at India, Ukraine, and Cyprus, whose passion for work and dedication to MSC have made this possible for yet another year.
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R&B/soul singer Rahsaan Patterson was in D.C. recently promoting his new album, "Bleuphoria." Niteside caught up with the performer to chat exclusively about his new album, love for the entertainment industry and why he wants to bring Whitney Houston back.
Welcome to D.C. What's your favorite part about visiting?
I always feel very supported when I come here. Fans of my music how me so much love and its always been one of my biggest markets since the start of my recording career.
You've been in the entertainment industry for a long time. Can you tell me a little about your journey in entertainment?
I've been blessed to be able to sustain all these years. Starting off on "Kids Incorporated" [alongside Fergie, Mario Lopez and Shanice] and also as an artist, I've been fortunate enough to constantly continue to do what I love.
What's the biggest lesson you've learned so far?
That you have to really have passion for what you do, acknowledge your purpose and stay on your path. When you're aware of those things, it helps you down the course of your road.
Who'd you grow up listening to?
Rufus, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Al Green and many other legends. The legends are who influenced me the most.
Who would you love to work with?
Whitney Houston, Madonna and Sade.
Why Whitney Houston?
She spent 19 years consecutively years of her life singing and giving us classic music. I relate to her on many levels. I feel like she just needs for that passion to be ignited again. I'd love to be in a space where musically there's potential for that to happen. I think sometimes from the outside looking in, people forget how tough and demanding this industry can be. It can drain you, but I'd love to see her back on top.
Speaking of the industry, what words of advice can you give to rising artists?
You should have a clear understanding and vision of what you'd like to do. You either are an artist or you're not. Understand that when you are an artist and when you're communicating authentically, it's not always easily accepted and digested. Have a clear understanding of who you are and what it is you do.
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WOW! This amazing, custom built home is truly one of a kind! Top notch construction and tasteful finishes that are sure to impress. Spray foam insulation, interior 9 ft ceilings, custom cabinets and countertops, low E windows and an outdoor wood furnace piped to the home for an efficient and environmentally friendly radiant heat source. Featuring an open floor plan with cathedral ceilings, showcasing a floor to ceiling stone fireplace in the family room with tons of natural light. Entry level master BR, laundry, huge pantry, and 2 additional master BRs in the basement. The huge detached 3 car garage is an added bonus, plumbed for a 1/2 bath, 10 ft garage doors and 12 ft ceilings. See supplement for more features.


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Bethany Quinn had the seemingly perfect life- she worked in her dream job as an up-and-coming architect at a top firm, was dating a high-powered attorney, and lived far, far away from her hometown and the traumatic events of her childhood. However, her life quickly nosedives as she faces multiple losses- she's laid off from her job, her and her boyfriend go separate ways, her best friend from childhood loses her husband, and her beloved grandfather dies unexpectantly. With no job and no home, Bethany reluctantly returns to Iowa to tend to her grandfather's affairs and learns that she has inherited the family farm. Seeing this as a golden opportunity to get her life back on track, Bethany decides to sell the farm so she can re-invest the funds into her own architectural firm. However, she is met with strong opposition from Evan Price- farmhand and close friend of her grandfather's- who inherited the family farmhouse and a small portion of the land. From the beginning, tensions escalate between Bethany and Evan as both are very strong-willed and stubborn. When she agrees to remain in town to help her childhood friend through her pregnancy, Bethany and Evan begin to soften toward each other finding a growing attraction developing. The two wade through conflicting views of God, the shared grief of losing Bethany's grandfather, and the tension that still remains over the fate of the farm to discover new beginnings in both of their lives.
Ganshert's depiction of Bethany's journey to faith and Evan's role in that process through their developing romance drew me into this story. Bethany arrives on her grandfather's farm filled with bitterness, resentment, and loathing for the God she encountered as a child through her father's death. Although Evan seemingly despises Bethany early in the story, he begins to see the hurt and pain buried deep below the layers of bitterness she exudes. I love how his quiet, steady faith and the simple beauty of the rural setting coaxes Bethany to re-examine her perceptions of God and her purpose in life. Readers are sure to enjoy the sweet love story and depiction of God's immeasurable grace and love found in Wildflowers from Winter.
This review contains my own thoughts and opinions. I have not been compensated for this review in any way.
Katie Ganshert is the author of seven novels and several works of short fiction. She has won both the Christy and Carol Awards for her writing and was awarded the RT Reviews Reviewers Choice for her novel, The Art of Losing Yourself. Katie makes her home in eastern Iowa with her family. To learn more, visit her website at http://katieganshert.com/.
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Board Meeting Notes - February 14, 2015/
President Sheila Alfsen called the meeting to the home of Rosemary Kenney. Other board members in attendance constituting quorum were Paul Edison-Lahm, Marty Muncie, Bev Vogt, Bo Nonn, and John Piccinnini. Also in attendance was GSOC member Bart Bartels, and Directors-elect Kirben Smoody and Larry Purchase. The minutes of the December 13th, 2014 board meeting were approved. The Treasurer's report was approved by the board.
Friday Night Lectures: Bo will be lining up speakers for Friday night lectures starting in April. Sheila is working with PSU on possibility of a seminar credit for PSU students who attend lectures. Pizzicato needs to be reminded of our Friday night meetings in order to reserve a section for us. (Bev will ask Janet for their email.)
Snack committee: Marty has volunteers for April and May, and needs volunteers for June.
Field Trips
Downtown Geology field trip: Tour guides for this year include Rik, Clay, Tara, Cris Morgante, Larry, Barbara and Paul. The tour format will be similar to that of two years ago. Paul will update the printed guide and put it online. The board suggested that the trip be scheduled for late August.
President's Field Trip to Steens Mountain: Field Trip dates are Sept. 8th – 13th. Bev will check with Janet about lodging availability. PLEASE NOTE THE DATE CHANGE FROM EARLIER ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mt. Hood Field Trip: Larry will be planning the trip for July 11-12th and will plan a preliminary trip as soon as the access road is opened. An accompanying Friday night lecture may be planned as well.
Annual Picnic scheduled for August 2nd. John will reserve our spot at Guy Talbot State Park.
Annual banquet: Forty-one people have signed up for banquet so far. Dawn has reserved two rooms at Ernesto's for the banquet. Students will meet with Dr. Atwater at PSU afterwards. Students are eligible for discounted rate ($26) that is calculated to cover their costs for the banquet room and meal only. Paul will announce the banquet by Facebook, Twitter, and email one week prior to the February 28th deadline.
80th Birthday Activities: Our online archive of newsletters is now completely searchable back to 1935. Bev, Rosemary and Sheila will be working on an article on geologist and GSOC member Margaret Steere. Paul will be reposting Viola Oberson's 1979 Ore Bin article on Lon Hancock with an updated bio by her daughter Mary Lou Oberson. We have also completed the GSOC president's history bios through 1990 on the website.
Old and New Business
The board voted to designate Sheila as Public Outreach Coordinator. This will be publicized on the website. Sheila may be coordinating the Kids in the Wild program again or planning a Downtown Geology Tour for highschool students.
New members: The board would like to continue to receive the email notification of our new members that Paul has been sending out. As long as these emails are going out to board members only, they may include publically available member photos. In the future, we may want to ask members if they consent to having their information and/or photo in an online directory of GSOC members. Paul will send membership list to out to the board. Sheila will continue to meet and greet new members at our Friday night meetings as part of her Outreach Coordinator duties.
GSOC Business Cards: Anne O'Neill has put together a draft of the business card. Sheila will contact her.
Director-elect Kirben Smoody was welcomed to the board.
Next board meeting is 10:00 a.m., April 11th, 2015, at Rosemary Kenney's house.
Notes compiled from board meeting minutes submitted by GSOC Secretary Paul Edison-Lahm.


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The Roman Years of a
South Carolina Artist
Caroline Carson's Letters Home, 1872–1892
Edited with an Introduction by William H. Pease and Jane H. Pease
A Southerner's subtle defiance and artistic achievement in nineteenth-century Rome
Caroline Petigru Carson (1820–1892), the elder daughter of Charleston intellectual James Louis Petigru and sister of the novelist Susan Petigru King, seemed destined from birth for life as a southern plantation mistress. Yet, like her sister, Carson challenged the conventions of nineteenth-century Charleston and defied traditional expectations by living apart from her husband and later as a very merry widow. Like her father unwilling to support secession, Carson, a staunch Unionist, left her native South Carolina at the onset of the Civil War. She settled first in New York and then, a decade later, in Rome among the prestigious social circles for which her background and bearing fitted her. In both locales she created for herself the life of an artist and southern expatriate.
From Italy, Carson wrote hundreds of discursive letters to her younger son in America. Gathered in this collection, these narratives offer intimate insights into the emotional life of a mature woman, the accomplishments of an artist determined both to perfect her craft and sell her work, and the intellectual and social pursuits of a well-educated, vivacious American living abroad.
With painterly eye and incisive pen, Carson vividly portrays both the life she observed and the life she led in Rome. Her letters reverberate with street scenes, riots and demonstrations, secular celebrations of a newly united Italy and traditional religious pageantry, an intense friendship with a Roman duke, and the scandalous lives of her fellow Americans. Interspersed are snatches of conversations with artists, writers, and famous visitors to the Eternal City, many of whom she lured to her weekly salon. Letters written in the summer from Italian, Swiss, and German resorts depict not only the contrasting styles of wealthy American tourists and vacationing European aristocrats but the coastal and mountain scenery that is also pictured in the Carson paintings that are included in this volume.
William H. Pease and Jane H. Pease are professors emeriti at the University of Maine and associates in history at the College of Charleston. They are the authors or editors of ten books, including The Web of Progress: Private Values and Public Styles in Boston and Charleston, 1823–1843, which won the Society for Historians of the Early American Republic's Outstanding Book Award and the New England Historical Association Book Prize. They also published Ladies, Women, and Wenches: Choice and Constraint in Antebellum Charleston and Boston; James Louis Petigru: Southern Conservative, Southern Dissenter; and A Family of Women: The Carolina Petigrus in Peace and War, which won the Julia Cherry Spruill Publication Prize of the Southern Association for Women Historians. The Peases divide their time between Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and Harborside, Maine.
"The book is beautifully edited, the letters flowing with a continuity that provides readers a seamless historical travelogue in the company of one of the most charming and unusual women to come out of the antebellum South."—The Advocate
"Put simply, The Roman Years of a South Carolina Artist is a reader's absolute delight. Handsomely edited by William H. and Jane H. Pease, this collection of letters provides a rare Henry-Jamesian perspective on the social and artistic scene of late nineteenth-century Italy by an American outsider. A Charlestonian of impeccable lineage, Caroline Carson cannot help but reveal her shortcomings, ones arising from her near penury and yet her ambition to sustain the high life, come what may. Yet, her sensitive eye for telling detail and her psychological perceptiveness give the book its charming individuality. Carson brilliantly illuminates the idiosyncrasies of the rich and aristocratic, the vulgar and the snobbish in her fascinating circle. This work should enjoy lasting and enthusiastic acclaim."—Bertram Wyatt-Brown, Department of History, University of Florida
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As a follow up to his lecture here's Jeremy Rifkin's concept of empathic civilisation explored through the medium of animation. It's part of a new series being produced by the RSA (whose strap line reads '21st century enlightenment program') and they are thus far proving hugely successful. The Rifkin animation alone has been viewed over 350,000 times on You Tube. It's disseminating core aspects of his thinking to a wide audience of people who (a) might have known about his 600 page magnum opus and yet never got round to reading it (b) who would not have heard of the book and instead meet its central ideas through an incredibly engaging form of presentation. I'm increasingly convinced that this is only a sign of things to come and that the full uses of the internet (particularly web 2.0) for facilitating intellectual life remain relatively untapped.
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Easy, zingy marinated shrimp is perfect for a Chiefs watch party
Editor's note: This recipe was first published in 2005.
Admittedly, it's not easy to come up with healthy yet festive party snacks. But we pondered until we came up with an appetizer that could provide the proper panache for any party, from New Year's Eve to the Superbowl.
And the ah-ha ingredient?
Any time you're looking for a low-fat condiment to add zing, horseradish packs a flavor punch. The Star's Marinated Party Shrimp appetizer features a zingy sauce featuring horseradish, chili sauce, hot pepper sauce and capers. Pour it over the shrimp and allow them to marinate for a few hours in the refrigerator.
Once thought to be a food to avoid because it is high in cholesterol, shrimp is — again — the life of the party. It turns out the cholesterol in shrimp does not elevate blood cholesterol levels. Plus, shrimp is low in saturated fat, the real culprit for elevated cholesterol levels in most people.
A rich source of protein, shellfish is a good source of iron, B12, omega-3 fatty acids, selenium and zinc. These nutrients protect against anemia, arthritis, cancer, cardiovascular disease, cataracts, depression and infertility.
Marinated party shrimp
Makes 12 to 14 appetizer servings
1/4 cup chili sauce
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 green onions, sliced
2 tablespoons capers, rinsed and drained
2 pounds peeled large shrimp, cooked
Green leaf lettuce, cut into thin shreds
Mix together chili sauce, horseradish, lemon juice, mustard, olive oil, hot sauce and garlic. Add onions and capers. Pour over shrimp and toss lightly to coat well. Cover and refrigerate 1 to 2 hours before serving. Place lettuce on serving platter and top with shrimp.
Per serving, based on 12: 96 calories (25 percent from fat), 3 grams total fat (trace saturated fat), 115 milligrams cholesterol, 2 grams carbohydrates, 16 grams protein, 164 milligrams sodium, trace dietary fiber.
Recipes developed for The Star by professional home economists Kathryn Moore and Roxanne Wyss.


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Summer brings a slower pace, but we remain in community. Every Sunday following Father's Day through early September we have lay-led services in the Chapel, with a participatory format of readings, music, and occasional reflections. There is no formal Religious Education program in the summer, and children are welcome to attend the shorter gatherings. Refreshments follow, usually in our courtyard. Summer services take place at 10:00am and last roughly 30 minutes.


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OK everybody get a good laugh out of the way right here at the start. I decided to make my first cutting board this holiday season, we had too much time off work. I started with some nice white oak that i have lying around. planed it and cut it into 1-1/2" slices, glued it together, and (ok here is the silly part) sent it thru the planer. Anyone who has tried to do this is now laughing and saying i remember trying this, everyone else is laughing at my stupidity! Talk about chatter, and this is the first time i have experienced kickback in the planer( glad i was standing to the side!) it broke the glue joint and sent a piece flying across the room! So i tried a few more times thinking i had something wrong with the planer, i'm a slow learner. So i thought i would throw this out there in case my conclusion is wrong, Never plane end grain! or i still have it wrong and am too slow to figure it out. Hopefully i have blogged my own stupidity before someone else does!
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We infused our lightly hoppy Pale Ale with lemon and ginger. This one was created by one of our staff members and he has decided to name it, The McKale Ale. It's refreshing and easy to drink as the days get hotter. You won't want to miss this one! Cheers!
We craft a different infusion every week from ideas our brewers, staff, friends, customers, neighbors, anyone really. It's one of the beers we already have on tap with an extra ingredient to make a one-time special brew. We only do one keg of each infusion and its only available at our taproom. A new infusion will go on tap every Tuesday and when it is out, it's gone. Let us know your favorites and if you have an idea for an infusion!


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What is Trochanteric Bursitis?
What causes Trochanteric Bursitis?
Incorrect posture or bad posture
Physical trauma or injury to muscles, tendons
Play or work activities that cause overuse or slow injury to the joint areas
Hip bone spurs or calcium deposits in the tendons that attach to the trochanter
Any previous hip surgery
Prolonged pressure on the bursa
Activities that require twisting or fast joint movement, such as running or cycling
What are the symptoms of Trochanteric Bursitis?
Pain when you lie on the affected area
Pain when you press on the outside area of your hip
Swelling of the area where you feel pain
Buttock pain that spreads to the outer thigh and knee
Soreness and redness
Sharp or burning hip pain
How can Trochanteric Bursitis be treated?
Treating Trochanteric Bursitis is just like treating any other soft tissue injury. It includes reducing pain and inflammation, preserving mobility and preventing disability and recurrence. The treatment method incorporates combination of rest, splints, icing 10-20 minutes several times a day, stretching exercises.
Weight loss may be useful as well as avoiding long periods of standing, running upstairs or other strenuous activities. Consulting a physiotherapist for further help is quite essential, if home treatment proves insufficient and not useful. A physiotherapist will diagnose your hip pain and accordingly will advise you some stretching exercises.
How to prevent Trochanteric Bursitis?
Most cases of trochanteric bursitis are caused by overuse, hence the best treatment is to prevent it. Most importantly, strenuous activities should be reduced and modified to avoid extensive pressure on your joints. Conditions such as length differences, improper posture, poor technique in sports or work must be corrected.
Whenever you are about to perform rigorous activities, take it slow at first and gradually build up your activity level. Use restricted force on your hips and cease if unusual pain occurs.
Trochanteric Bursitis is very dangerous if you ignore to cure it. If it reaches a level when diagnosis is in doubt or when there are signs of infection and there is no relief from various injections or physiotherapy, then you might have to undergo surgical excision of the bursa. Therefore, in order to avoid surgery, you should make sure that you visit a physiotherapist at the earliest when you identify any symptoms of Trochanteric Bursitis.


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The Recess Appointments Clause in Article II of the Constitution provides, "The President shall have Power to fill up Vacancies that may happen during the Recess of the Senate, by granting Commissions which shall expire at the end of their next Session."
The meaning of this constitutional provision was decided by the Supreme Court in its famous 2014 case NLRB v. Noel Canning, argued by former Scalia law clerk Noel Francisco. The Court held by a unanimous 9-0 vote that Obama's recess appointments were unconstitutional.
But they did not agree on why. In true originalist fashion, Justice Scalia wrote for four justices that the president only has this power during Congress's year-end recess (which many decades ago could be months long, but in modern times may only be several days long, or not exist at all). The conservative legal icon also wrote that this power only applies to vacancies that occur during this annual recess.
But a five-justice majority read the Recess Appointments Clause more broadly than its history, holding that the president wields this power anytime the Senate is out of session for at least ten days.
Here, the Senate has adjourned for slightly more than ten days. The Senate adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 31 at 10:18AM on February 12, saying the Senate was out of session until 3:00PM on February 22. That's ten days, 4 hours, and 42 minutes. Contrary to the opinions expressed by several media reports, this ten-day window clearly triggers Obama's power to make recess appointments under Noel Canning.
Presidents can make recess appointments to the Supreme Court. In fact, President Dwight Eisenhower made three. If Obama were to make such a recess appointment, it would last until late December 2017 — 21 months from now. During that time, there would be a solid five-justice majority on the U.S. Supreme Court. It would likely be the most liberal Supreme Court in all of American history.
As Sen. Ted Cruz — one of the top conservative Supreme Court lawyers of the past century — has explained over the past couple days, the outcomes of such a Court would likely include abolishing gun ownership as an individual right through overruling the Court's 5-4 Heller decision which Justice Scalia wrote in 2008, expanding abortion rights to include partial-birth abortion with taxpayer funding, and eradicating crosses and Star of David displays from war memorials and public graveyards, including possibly dismantling Arlington National Cemetery.
The White House has signaled that Obama will not make a recess appointment. However, once it becomes clear that Republican senators are willing to hold the line and not allow a confirmation vote on Obama's nominee for a full eleven months, sources on Capitol Hill tell Breitbart News that they do not put it past Obama to make such an extraordinarily controversial move.
Sen. Mitch McConnell can eliminate the risk, however, by calling the Senate back into session. Section 2(a) of the adjournment resolution expressly authorizes the Senate majority leader to recall the Senate if, in his judgment, "the public interest shall warrant it."
McConnell could do so immediately. If he issues the call to return to Washington, and Obama preempts him by rushing an appointment without first consulting with Senate leadership and the Senate Judiciary Committee, it would be an unprecedented insult to the institution of the Senate.
Should that happen, the Senate could retaliate by immediately bringing the nomination to the Senate floor for a vote. A recess appointment can be terminated by senators voting down the nomination.
This is the first time the Senate will face an election-year Supreme Court nomination in 80 years. It is not clear how great the risk is that Obama would risk all-out war by making a recess appointment. But according to Breitbart News's sources in the Senate, if McConnell wants to zero out that risk, the only way to do so is to call the Senate back into session now.
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I'm not a huge fan of fruit leathers, but this turned out super good! And, really, you can't go wrong with blackberries, mint and rum.
Wednesday, April 4, 2007
Potatoes part deux
I decided to go ahead and plant the French Fingerlings in another plastic container (hey, they were on sale!). So, now we have both side by side. They aren't the most attractive garden containers, but as long as they get the job done, I don't care!
5 comments:
- QT said...
Yukon Golds are my favorite potatoes. The year I planted them I didn't plant enough! We ate them all in a matter of about two weeks. :)
- April 4, 2007 at 4:35 AM
- Christy said...
Did you put holes in the bottom of the containers? I need to get my potatoes planted in the next few days and I've been debating what container to do them in. I have some large pots but I don't think they are large enough.
- April 5, 2007 at 7:19 PM
- Crunchy Chicken said...
qt - yeah, I love Yukon Golds. They are so creamy. We'll see how the potatoes go this year. Maybe next year I'll be digging up more of the lawn to plant more potatoes!
christy - yes, I drilled holes in the bottom of the plastic containers with a 1/2" drillbit. I just randomly placed them a few inches apart and then also drilled a line about 1" up the sides for more drainage.
- April 5, 2007 at 7:32 PM
- Robbyn said...
What a great idea! I am on the lookout for cardboard boxes big enough to "go upwards" with planted potatoes, but the boxes I now have going for other things are already soft and threatening to moosh down with any more watering. Just saw your plastic containers...how cool! Gosh I see those things on sale all the time...might just try it! How many potatoes do you plant per container?
(love your site...the kid pics made me grin!)
- April 5, 2007 at 8:33 PM
- esp said...
What a great idea! I think I have some old recycling bins in the basement that would be perfect for this. Thanks for the inspiration!
- March 30, 2008 at 7:25 AM


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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
RAW - creating 52 rings this year - The challenge i am undertaking is to create 1 ring a week.
I have decided to partake in the Ring a week challenge.
so here is the first ring that i have created. I am a little behind need to get a move on.
It is a four leaf clover for luck and it has a green peridot set into the ring.
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a bit of fun through out the year.
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Great site, i love to read all
- February 11, 2011 at 7:43 AM
thank you - i did not think people visited. I am going to make a effort to post more:)
- February 11, 2011 at 6:10 PM
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I 'm sure you will achieve this goal. I love the idea. I need to do that with my soap! Great blog!
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