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|my fellow Team Galloway
So, I could only train harder but from my peak week, I had to recuperate from ankle and calf sprains. These compelled me to buy calf and ankle supports and made me realize to strengthen more my ankle and calves for the next marathon.
|my fellow Team Matutum marathoners
Running a marathon is never easy; it is then imperative that a training program is observed and that hard work and discipline is exercised. But, a lesson too must be imparted that is to know when to slow down especially if recovering from injury.
|finishing the race with pride and strength
So, good luck to your marathon! Don't forget that nothing replaces training, diet and mindset.


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Thank God For Dirty Dishes, and Other Things That Drive Me Crazy
Fellow nurse blogger, Tammy Swofford, asked me to write a little something about Thanksgiving. She wants to know what people are thankful for, so here it goes:
I'm thankful for a messy house. Living with dust bunnies under a solid roof means that I'm not living out on the street. I'm thankful for a husband that gets underfoot when I'm trying to clean the house. That means that he loves me, and that he would rather be home with me than anywhere else in the entire world. I'm thankful for daughters who drive me crazy. They live away from home, but they still love and trust me enough to tell me all the intimate details of their young lives. That's the part that drives me crazy. There are some things that a mother doesn't want to know. I am truly thankful for the many annoyances in my life.
I'm also thankful for dirty dishes. My grandmother cut this poem out of a Kitchen Klatter Magazine when I was a little girl, and taped it on the wall by the kitchen sink. This is what she would read to me while we were washing the dishes.
Thank God For Dirty Dishes (author unknown)
Thank God for dirty dishes, they have a tale to tell,
While others are going hungry, we're eating very well.
Home, health, and happiness, I shouldn't want to fuss,
With the stack of evidence, God is good to us.
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Bianca looked absolutely breathtaking in her dress and somewhat edgy/gothic look if you want to call it. And again, I did a tag team with my friend Michelle Nolte of MJ Nolte Photography, of course it was a success! We started at 6:30 pm and ended up with a beautiful sunset at the lake by 8:30 pm. What a great job everyone did especially Bianca, in her heels and wedding dress for a straight 2 hours!
Well, without any more delay, I am very happy to post Bianca's bridals at White Rock Lake.
Until next week with my first Anniversary shoot at Fort Worth Botanical Gardens! Thank you for following me!


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Dog's 8-year odyssey ends
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — When Frankie Pruitt came home from school for the holidays, he stopped on the way up the driveway to hug his pit bull, who had run to him with her tail wagging. "Petunia!" he said, rubbing the fur around her ears and looking into her brown eyes.
"Same eyes," he said. "Same old Petunia!"
He hadn't seen the dog since 2003, when she ran out of the house one morning just as she always did, headed toward the family alpaca barn but didn't come back.
Perhaps a million pets get lost every year, and 3.7 million are killed at shelters. Petunia beat the odds. She was found in a wilderness area 2,700 miles from her Virginia farm and sent home.
Eight years ago, Kristen and John Pruitt and their children worried that their friendly, affectionate American Staffordshire terrier had been hit by a car. Or, maybe even worse, pulled into a brutal dogfighting ring.
Instead, their dog seemed to have embarked on a cross-country trip that took her — who knows where? All they know for sure is that she was found wandering in the foothills of a wildlife preserve in Northern California, got picked up by a wildlife biologist, then was jetted home for an improbably glamorous return via Times Square, mixing with celebrities, political candidates and Rockettes, all in time for the holidays.
Frankie Pruitt was 7 when his dad passed a sign for puppies and decided, on a whim, to take one home. He told Frankie not to tell his mom. They had plenty of room for another dog on their 100-acre alpaca and horse farm near Fredericksburg. But Kristen Pruitt said she didn't want a pit bull in the house with her children; it seemed too dangerous.
"Then I saw her, and she was so small, and so ugly, and so cute," she said.
And sweet: That's why they named her Petunia.
The sandy brown-and-white dog slept with Frankie, wiggling up to his pillow during the night, snoring her head off. She ran free, following him around the place, an old family farm that played a role in the Civil War battle of Chancellorsville, with a pond, tall magnolias and horse fences criss-crossing the fields.
Then one morning around Thanksgiving 2003, Frankie was drinking hot chocolate in their big stone house while Petunia and two other dogs, Booboo and Bear, ran out before breakfast, and only two of them came back.
Frankie and his family didn't worry at first. In rural Spotsylvania County, they figure, someone would see their missing-dog signs. But as the winter wore on, they gave up hope.
A few days after Thanksgiving 2011, Meg Eden, a wildlife biologist from Oregon, was camping in Spenceville Wildlife Area in California. It's a remote spot miles from any houses, mostly grasslands and oak trees with mountain lions, foxes and coyotes, which Eden heard howling at night. One morning, a dog appeared over a hill and came toward Eden with her tail wagging.
Eden, who rescues dogs, had just a moment's hesitation because it was a pit bull. But the dog seemed delighted to see her.
The dog snuggled with her and her dogs that night. "Her personality is 100 percent sugar," Eden said.
Eden called an animal shelter, which began searching for an owner. In this rare case, it was easy: The Pruitts implant microchips in all their animals. Only a small minority of pet owners do that, but the number is growing, said Adam Goldfarb of the Humane Society of the United States.
The Pruitts' vet called them. Frankie didn't believe it until he saw a photo. Petunia!
Then Petunia went big time, appearing in local papers and on national TV when Fox News Channel paid to fly her back East. She was friendly in the New York studio when she saw the Pruitts, but they weren't certain she remembered them.
But as soon as they got back to the farm and let her out of the car, Petunia seemed to know she was home. Her tail was wagging so fast that it's invisible in the photos they took. She touched noses with Booboo, their tiny fluffy Maltese-toy poodle mix, then raced into the house right to the spot where her water bowl had always been.
"She seemed ecstatic," he said.
The Pruitts can't help but wonder where she'd been all this time.
When Frankie saw her, he immediately noticed the eight or 10 jagged scars and traced them with his hand in the short fur on her head. They think it's from a barbed-wire fence, not from dogfighting or abuse. Because she seems to be the same old Petunia: sweet, gentle.
With maybe just a tiny wild streak underneath it all.
She does seem to be the kind of dog who loves to wander, Kristen Pruitt said. Sometimes, Petunia will stop outside and just stare into the woods.
The other day, they opened the door and Petunia trotted out, headed toward the alpaca barn. "Frankie!" Kristen Pruitt called, leaping forward to grab her collar.
Petunia looked back at her, tail wagging.
"Get her leash!"


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A second language already! Six-year-old Suri Cruise 'learning Mandarin Chinese' at her new $40,000-a-year school
00:23 GMT, 28 September 2012
She may only be six-years-old, but Suri Cruise is already said to be learning a second language.
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise's little girl is study Chinese at her swanky $39,750-per-year Avenues school in Manhattan, according to new reports.
Her famous parents have apparently enrolled their youngster in a Mandarin language course.
Ni Hao: Suri Cruise is reportedly learning Mandarin Chinese at her new Manhattan school
'Suri is going to be learning Mandarin,' a source told RadarOnline.com. 'She is in the program for the Lower School which focuses on Chinese, and this is a great foundation for her.'
According to the website, the prestigious New York school also has plans to open campuses in several cities across China, including Beijing and Shanghai, and also one in Hong Kong.
The strategy is to completely immerse students in the Chinese culture.
'Mastery of languages other than one's own is a central feature of the Avenues mission,' the school's website reads.
New student: The six-year-old, seen here with her mother Katie Holmes last week, started school at the start of this month
'The forces fueling this trend are social, economic, political, environmental and technological. It sparks curiosity and invites travel. It erodes stereotypes and fosters peace.
'It builds both self-confidence and self-knowledge. All are essential outcomes of an Avenues education.
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elite, the $40,000-a-year 'The World School' enables pupils to follow their parents around
the globe without being tied to school vacation schedules
Katie and Suri moved to a new Manhattan home following Tom and Katie's recent split and subsequent divorce, and Suri has since enrolled at the brand new school, where she started earlier this month.
Aimed at the children of the jetsetting elite 'The World School' enables pupils to follow their parents around the globe without being tied to school vacation schedules.
Meanwhile, Tom's friends recently came forward to insist that the actor is in regular contact with his daughter while he is in London and she is with her mother Katie in New York.
Hanging on the telephone: Suri was seen chatting on her mother's cell phone on Wednesday after reports emerge that the youngster and her father Tom Cruise use the device regularly to keep in touch
Tom has not seen Suri for over seven weeks and is currently 3500 miles away in the UK.
And after Katie decided to divorce him, tongues began to wag that she was protecting her daughter from Tom's controversial faith.
Last meeting: Tom and Suri last spent time together when the actor took her to Disney World in August
But now a friend of the 50-year-old Hollywood megastar has insisted that the devout Scientologist loves his daughter no matter what religion she is raised by – and is simply busy with other commitments.
Bert Fields told People Magazine that the allegations are 'hogwash' and added: 'This has absolutely nothing to do with Scientology.
'This is something that's been going on her whole life – when Tom is shooting a film out of the country, he has to rely on the telephone.'
Meanwhile, screenwriter Christopher McQuarrie, who has worked on four films with Tom, insists Tom is every inch the doting father and they do indeed make the most of using the telephone to keep in touch.
He said: 'I can tell you that I haven't had a meeting with Tom that was not interrupted by a phone call with his daughter. His heart is broken. He misses his little girl and works very hard at parenting.'
McQuarrie added: 'His hands have been tied.'
The star is currently in London where he is filming action movie All You Need Is Kill.
And with back to back film shooting following his ex-wife Katie's decision to divorce him in June, Tom has been unable to spend as much time with Suri as he would like to.
They were last spotted together on August 5 as Tom took the six-year-old on an exciting trip to Disney World.
However McQuarrie states that this is perfectly normal when you're a movie star like Tom.
He said: 'There's a commitment [to making movies] that is huge while all this enormous change is happening in his personal life. You can't simply put a movie on hold and go off and deal with your personal issues.
'He was finishing [Oblivion] when he learned his wife was divorcing him. He was immediately committed to [All You Need Is Kill] and there was no way he could not honour that commitment. You are talking about millions of dollars, hundreds of jobs.'


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A couple weeks ago in botany class, I had to write an essay about a plant that was used as a food. We could choose anything we wanted, as long as our professor hadn't done a lecture on it already. His lectures focus on major 'agribusiness' types of foods like corn or wheat, so I chose to report on the fig. There's a tree in the backyard, so it was a perfect choice. It contains a bit more commercial information than I usually write, but I had no choice about that aspect and actually learned a few things. Since I haven't had a moment to do much here, I thought I would post the essay as a 'ready made' blog post as soon as I got my grade back. So here it is, my boring essay on the fig, which I did not have time to edit much for a website, so it may fit a bit awkwardly into this space – and yes I got an A 🙂
The Fig
Ficus carica
My earliest memory of figs has to do with cookies. Our family cookie jar always had a variety, but the one constant was a sleeve or two of delicious Fig Newtons. My mother thought they were healthy, so she kept them in stock and the family never really discussed what was in the middle of the cookie. In fact, it was not until I was well into my 30's that I encountered a fig in its natural state, fresh from the tree and not in a cookie. They instantly became a favorite fruit and I eventually bought my own tree so I could eat them fresh. It still amuses me when I offer one right off the tree to a houseguest and they look at me funny because they have never had a fresh fig. Everyone thinks of the cookie first. So, what exactly is a fig and why don't more people know more about this delicious and nutritious little fruit, apart from its cookie fame?
Figs actually have a long and rich history and a high profile in our collective mythology. The Bible alone mentions the fig fifty seven times, the most famous reference being of Adam and Eve using the leaves as clothing. It is one of only five fruits mentioned in the Quran, and the Ficus religiosa, or Holy Fig, is the tree believed to have adopted Buddha when he received enlightenment. A fig tree is said to have adopted the ancient Roman god, Mithras. This view of the fig tree as a "Great Mother" also figures into the mythology of the Babylonian Ishtar and the Gaulish gods, Dusii. Even Hindu mythology has a story of the "Cosmic Fig Tree" which has the power to grant wishes. Figs were used in love spells and fertility rituals, grown around the home for good luck and prosperity, and the leaves have been used in divination. Sixteenth century herbalist John Gerard credited the fig with curing tumors and "…roughnesse of the skinne, lepries, spreading sores, small pockes, measles, pushes, wheales, freckles, lentiles and scurvinesse of the body and face…" (Herbal or General History of Plants, 1597).
Botanically speaking, the common edible fig, or Ficus carica is of the:
* Subkingdom: Tracheobionta – making it a vascular plant
*Superdivision: Spermatophyta – making it a seed plant
*Division: Magnoliophyta – making it a flowering plant
*Class: Magnoliopsida – making it a Dicotyledon
*Subclass: Hamamelididae: meaning its flowers are often unisex
*Order: Urticales
*Family: Moraceae or Mulberry – which makes it a relative of the rubber plant
The fruit of the Ficus carica is actually a Syconium, or the inverted inflorescence of the tree. This means it has no visible flowers and the flowers are female, so do not require pollination. The fruit is extremely fragile when ripe and must be consumed or processed immediately. I always use gloves when harvesting because the white sticky sap irritates the skin. The trees grow quickly and can be propagated by cuttings or grafting. They are also deciduous. In fact, my fig tree is always the first plant to lose its leaves in the winter. They thrive in areas with a long hot growing season and a mild winter. Their shallow root system makes it possible to grow them in containers, which can be moved indoors in cooler climate winters. In my experience, they are a relatively easy tree to care for. The only time I need to prune is when the tree gets too tall or develops 'suckers.' There are also few pests to worry about, so it is compatible with my organic gardening style. There are usually two crops per season. The first comes from the 'embryo figs' which are like leftover fruits from the season before, and the main summer crop, which lasts all summer and into the early fall.
My favorite part of eating the fruit is to break it open and study the insides first. It truly looks like an 'inside out' flower and the gritty seeds add a fun crunch to whatever dishes I decide to make. When I bought mine, it was no more than three feet tall and now, 6 years later, it stands about nine feet tall and produces more fruit than my family can eat. We like to slice the fig onto a square of puff pastry and bake it in the oven with a dab of goat cheese, honey, and walnuts. We also like to dip them in chocolate. Honestly, I think they are best right off the tree while standing in the garden. Mother Nature must agree with me because every year the ripe fruit attracts possums, rats, mockingbirds, and large yellow birds, which I believe are Hooded Orioles. If you want a fresh ripe fig for breakfast at my house, you have to get up earlier than the wildlife!
Because of the fragility of the fruit, they are not commonly found fresh in the grocery store. This may explain the fact that my guests have rarely had one before I offer. Most of the figs produced are processed and sold dried or canned to manufacturers of jams, jelly and preserves, cookies, trail mix, and energy bars. The fruit is generally the only part of the plant processed, although the leaves can be used for teas or yellow dyes. California produces about 40,000 tons of figs a year, 98% of all US production. Turkey grows about one fourth of the world's figs, followed by Egypt, Greece, Iran, and Morocco.
Figs were originally cultivated in Asia Minor as early as 9400-9200 BC, based on fossilized fruit found in the Jordan Valley. This information means that the fig predates barley, wheat, and legumes in terms of early agriculture. They eventually spread through the Mediterranean areas and were brought to California in the 1700's by Spanish missionary priests. Black Mission Figs get their name specifically from being planted at the Mission Basilica San Diego de Alcala, by Franciscan missionaries.
My mother may have been right about the nutritional value of the fig cookies kept in the family jar. Figs have a higher fiber content than any other common fruit, vegetable or nut. They have the highest level of calcium of all plant sources, higher even than cow's milk, and their potassium content is 80% higher than a banana's. They are also excellent sources of protein and iron. They contain flavonoids, which have value as antioxidants. Even the Roman scholar Pliny claimed that figs were a main component in slaves' diets because of the high nutritional value and availability.
In recent years, I have noticed an increase of fresh figs on the menu in restaurants due to more chefs using local fresh foods. I find this trend exciting now that I have a tree of my own for inspiration. It is a delicious, interesting, and versatile fruit. The more I learn of its history and nutritional value, the more I look for ways to serve it and to share it with friends. Sometimes, this backfires because I have initiated so many fig fans that my harvest gets smaller every year as people arrive with empty bags in hand.
Well, that's the end of it. A fairly enjoyable essay to write since the parameters of the assignment included personal experience as well as mythology and folklore, which are among my main interests regarding the plant world. I deleted the bibliography, but if you'd like to know where all the info on commercial food plants can be found, just ask me. There was so much more information about figs, but I had to limit my paper to a certain size – I was amazed at how many fig types there were and how they were all a bit different. At a certain point I could have written a book! Speaking of school and books…I'm off to attend class as soon I can find my sneakers. I think today's lecture is on plants used as psychoactive drugs. For some reason, I have this feeling there will be a few more students in attendance than there were last Thursday, when the lecture was on plants used for aspirin and birth control pills!


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Congratulations to Rachel and James!!!!
They exchanged their wedding vows on a secluded bluff on the north side of St Thomas at the stunning Norbu Villa. Their wedding was truly beautiful! Here are a few of my favorite photos:
Wedding Team:
Planner: Island Bliss Weddings
Flowers: East End Flower Shop
Ceremony Venue: Norbu Villa
Photographer: Crown Images


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Welcome to the Heritage Farm Alpacas Blog! This blog will chronicle the construction of our new post and beam barn. We took delivery of the material on June 17 during the wettest part of the year! It was a major challenge getting the lumber unloaded. I got stuck twice with the 12 ton forklift I used to unload the two semi trailers. When I say stuck, I mean really stuck! I had the machine down to the undercarriage – about 3 feet deep! I had to call a neighbor with a big quad dually 4 x 4 tractor to pull it out.
Because of the weather, the concrete contractors were delayed in getting the footers in. They finally started July 8. Below is a video of digging the footers.


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Well, it looks like the beginning of the holiday season was a bad time to start a blog. Thanks to everyone who has signed up to follow me and my musings. I promise to make a better effort to post more regularly in the coming year. I have appreciated all the of comments that I have received so far and look forward to reading more from you in the future.
Have a wonderful new year.
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Hands for a Cause
"And if your hand causes you to sin, cut it off. It is better for you to enter into life maimed, rather than having two hands to go to hell, into the fire that shall never be quenched…"
- Mark 9:43
Look at your hands! What are they for? Your hands are for action, they are for a cause; hands create, without them there would be no buildings, no electricity, and no water supply. None of the essential things in life would be available.
Looking down at night from an aircraft while flying over a large city one sees thousands of lights blazing in the darkness. It's a sign of life and a reminder of the human ingenuity that has built that city.
What are your hands involved in doing? They should be active and productive for the Kingdom of God.
Jesus is not saying to you today that your literal hand must be cut off, if it is offensive and active in what is sinful. But He is warning that our hands should not be involved in sinful actions, like stealing, selling drugs etc.
Bring your actions under the Lordship of the Lord Jesus. Be a new creature in Christ Jesus, no longer engaging and doing the things we did as unbelievers.
There is a literal hell of fire, irrespective of what people may think or say. Jesus said it is a place of unquenchable fire and that's sufficient to believe in its existence and be determined not to go there.
Watch sinful actions and avoid them. We do not have to sin, but if we do sin and if we confess them He is faithful and just to forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
Dear Father in heaven, You have graciously provided redemption for me through the blood of the Lord Jesus. I desire, and by your grace to serve you with all my heart and to keep myself busy working for You, in the name of the Lord Jesus.


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Basic HTML Tutorial : Create Website Form Action Using Form Tag, Input, Label, Select, Option And Type Attribute. HTML form are the most important tag in HTML programming, especially in the manufacture of a web-based application. Provide input form property consisting of various types, such as textbox, checkbox, radio button, and submit button.
In essence, a form used to collect data from a website visitor. Starting from the form to login, contact form, registration form for the user, advertiser form, even for a website application that can transmit data between web pages.
Basic HTML Tutorial : Create Website Form Action Using Form Tag, Input, Label, Select, Option And Type Attribute
In this tutorial, we will try to explore the basic html form and some of the use of elements and attributes. Immediately, continue reading basic HTML tutorial below :
Form Structure
To create a form, you have to create the form tag as below :
<form action="login.php" method="post"> ...... </form>
Two attributes that are used are the action and method. Analogous action is something that operates on the function of the form. While the method is the way to collect every piece of data needed to be processed. Action serves to explain the location data obtained form will be sent. Usually the value of the action attribute is the address of a PHP page that will process the form data content. While the function of the method, is to explain how the data entry form will be sent. The value of the method attribute can either get or post.
The difference, if we fill method attribute to get the form field will be shown in the browser URL. The get method is usually used for search queries. Post method usually used for more sensitive data such as passwords that contain, or user registration. Results form the data will not be visible in the browser.
Form Element
In an HTML form elements and attributes provided some form as below …
Input Tag
Input tag is used to obtain the data that has been filled
The HTML code is :
<input .....> Or <input ..... />
Textarea Tag
Normally this tag is used to create a text box, is more widely used to make a contact form, comment form and the like.
<textarea ....> </textarea>
Select Tag
Sometimes, we will need someone who is in the form of data options like choosing the gender, country, job, payment. Which, the choices we have set. Writing select tag will be as under :
<select ...> <option value="1">Choise 1</option> <option value="2">Choise 2</option> <option value="3">Choise 3</option> </select>
Note, every option put in the option tag and add the value attribute. Name of the attribute value does not have to be a number but also alphabet.
Form Attribut
To meet your needs such as creating a password boxes, check boxes inside a html form or to process we will need the following attributes are written in the form tag and the tag element.
If you make an input tag, there are several attributes that you can choose the type of which is
Checkbox: to create a check box in the website form.
Radio: to create a selection box, the same function like select tag.
Text: to make the text box.
Password: specifically to make a password box on an html form.
Submit: to submit the form.
Reset: used to reset all the forms that have been filled boxes.
The HTML code as the example below :
<input type="checkbox"/> <input type="radio"/> <input type="password"/> <input type="text"> <input type="submit"/> <input type="reset"/>
The name attribute is one of the most important attributes in the html form. In all form element must be added the name attribute in it because to process the input from the form will be obtained based on the name attribute. The writing code like this: name="password". Complete, for example, would be like this :
<input name="password" type="password">
Value is an request attribute that will be processed directly used to select options such as, select option, input submit type atau input radio type. For example :
<input type="submit" value="Sign Up"/>
As an example of the use of this website you can see form the tutorial create a contact form, create a login form and the latest one is the form validation.
Have you learned. If there is a problem you can submit comments through the form provided below …
Thanks for Basic HTML Tutorial : Create Website Form Action Using Form Tag, Input, Label, Select, Option And Type Attribute


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Add Borehole
New boreholes can be added to the model using an "Add graphically" or "Add textually" buttons.
Frame "Geological Model" - adding of new borehole
If there is no borehole selected, when "Add" button is used, the new borehole is generated from the geological model.
Adding a new borehole with automatical generation of layers according to the geological model is important for edition of the geological model (the model is edited using boreholes - if there is no borehole in place of the model where we want to edit it, it is necessary to add a new borehole at this location) or soil lens creation.
The layers of new borehole were generated from the geological model
If there is a borehole selected when "Add" button is used, the new borehole is a copy of selected borehole.
Adding new borehole, that is a copy of the existing one, is used in the examples: Stratigraphy Model with Layers following Terrain, Creation of Soil Lens, Modelling of Faults.
New borehole is a copy of selected borehole
The "Undo" button is an important program tool. It allows to return back to the original state before any modification.


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Has anyone else had problems with this diet? After 6 weeks, I was gagging at the thought of another tablespoon of seeds (of any sort).
When I spoke to my consultant, she changed the sesame seeds to tahini but basically said that, if I didn't have the seeds, the diet wont work.
As I could face even just one more seed, I continued the diet without them but started gaining weight again.
I was then told (long story short) that, as I wasn't following the diet, I had broken my contract and they wiped their hands of me. After looking at the paperwork, I can see they're right so I have no recourse there.
Interested in other people's experiences with them.
I'm now on the 7 day Kickstart diet and will then be following TheBiggestLoser.com.au online program and am hoping to have more luck with that.


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A thick booklet full of drawings and doodles and words acquired over the last year or so. 64 pages, cardstock covers. $5.
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President Bush arrives here Wednesday to propel forward the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. But Israeli leaders seem more interested in focusing on Iran's nuclear program.
Several senior Israeli officials, analysts, and military experts have been increasingly vocal about concerns that the recent National Intelligence Estimate report, which said Iran halted a secret nuclear arms program in 2003, takes the pressure off Iran and will spur them toward nuclear military capability.
Some here have said the NIE has put Israel on the defensive, making it feel isolated in its assessment of the threat. That could prompt Israel to act unilaterally against Iran, analysts say, a move that would certainly be resisted by Washington. Still, Mr. Bush has indicated that Iran is a key issue as he visits the region.
The president's Middle East trip comes at a moment when Tehran has returned to the diplomatic spotlight. On Tuesday, two Katyusha rockets, which Israel believes are supplied by Iran, that were fired from Lebanon hit Israel. It's unclear, however, who shot the rockets, but Katyushas are the weapon of choice for Iranian-backed Hizbullah against Israel.
Moreover, a standoff between Iranian and US warships in the Strait of Hormuz has reheated tensions between Tehran and Washington. On Monday, the Pentagon confirmed that five Iranian boats had harassed and threatened three US Navy warships in international waters.
Iranian officials played down the events, but the Pentagon deemed the Iranian actions "careless, reckless, and potentially hostile" and said Tehran should provide an explanation.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's spokesman says that during Mr. Bush's visit, the first in his presidency, Israel plans to place Iran as high and as prominently on the agenda as the recently resurrected Israeli-Palestinian peace track.
"We're concerned that the Iran nuclear program is going ahead," says Mark Regev. "We're concerned that there shouldn't be complacency in the international community, and ... that the headlines that came out of the NIE report could give comfort to the regime in Iran."
At a briefing late last week with recently retired military officials, who enjoy more leeway to speak about controversial issues in public than do sitting officials, several sounded alarm bells on Iran following the NIE report.
"It's very clear that it puts Israel in a corner and that means that decisionmakers will have to take very critical decisions because in the past we thought someone else was watching and that the world would take care of it," said retired Maj. Gen. Jacob Amidror.
"I want to be strong: Iran is building their nuclear military capability," Mr. Amidror told the small group at the briefing, including a handful of Western reporters, at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs, a conservative think thank in Israel. "We think that the report of the American intelligence community is a huge mistake, based on I don't know what."
Mr. Regev struck a different tone, explaining that Israel and the US were essentially on the "same page," but that Israel is concerned that the report's true findings have been misunderstood by the media.
"There's a difference between the headlines and the summary of the report," Regev says. "The NIE says that there was an Iranian weaponization program until 2003 and since then, there's no evidence. But is it not possible that it's gone underground?"
That appears to be the conclusion of most people in the Israeli intelligence community.
Maj. Gen. Aharon Zeevi-Farkash, Israeli's head of military intelligence from 2001 to 2006, has been one of those who is outspoken about his disappointment with the NIE report. He says that Iran's continued uranium enrichment, coupled with its well-known development of long-range missiles, makes it clear that Iran is still in full pursuit of a nuclear weapon.
Mr. Zeevi-Farkash said that in late 2002 and early 2003 Israel became aware of Iran's nuclear program. In turn, he says Iran decided to seek a way to hide the development of their nuclear weapons program.
Zeevi-Farkash revealed that at the time, he and the head of Mossad, Israel's covert intelligence agency, went to meet with several European leaders, upon the request of then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, to convince them of the threat.
The response, Zeevi-Farkash said, was that if there was such a threat, combating it would be a team effort. "If this will happen and Iran will achieve nuclear military capacity," he was told by European leaders, then the US and Israel will solve the problem," he said at the briefing.
"The NIE has sent a signal to Tehran that the danger of external sanctions has ended," Zeevi-Farkash says. "And the NIE has weakened Turkey and the moderate Sunni countries in the region [who have been working] to build a nuclear coalition against Tehran. The NIE report opens Iran to pursuing its nuclear ambitions without any obstacles."
Zeevi-Farkash has been highly critical of the NIE report since its release, going so far as to suggest that it may have been spun by Bush opponents. The former military intelligence chief told The Jerusalem Post last month the NIE report was "political" and aimed at depriving Bush of any justification for military intervention.
Retired Brig. Gen. Yossi Kuperwasser, an influential ex-senior intelligence officer in the Israeli Defense Forces, has also been deeply critical of the report. "There are important repercussions to the very poor work the American intelligence has done," he said. Until recently, Mr. Kuperwasser served as the head of the Research and Assessment Division of Israeli Military Intelligence.
"The first thing in intelligence is to ask the right questions," Kuperwasser said. "This is a country that has had a 15-year-program of weaponization. One should ask how far had they gone in 15 years ... [and] even if they had stopped it temporarily, who cares?"
"We know that in 2005 they resumed some of the things they stopped," he added. "The part of the program to develop the fissile material is going on."


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The Reset procedure is useful to take back Twinkly to factory default conditions, for the following cases in particular:
- If you want to install Twinkly on a new local Wi-Fi network.
- If there are ongoing connection problems between Twinkly and the local Wi-Fi.
The process is extremly easy:
- Unplug Twinkly from the power socket
- Press the button on the controller and plug Twinkly back in the power socket
- Keep pressing the button until the lights will be steady and red.
Twinkly is now back to factory defaults!


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Ricky Telg2
This publication about video editing is the fourth of a four-part series about developing effective video production practices. This series also covers video production, scriptwriting, and video equipment and video shot composition.
Editing a video is a creative process. Video editing is where you put all the various parts together into one comprehensive program. Video editing software programs digitize video, so the video can be edited in the computer, allowing you to make changes easily. It is suggested that you become very familiar with your video editing software before using it to develop a large-scale video production. Some video editing software packages are easy to learn, whereas some are difficult. This publication introduces you to the concept of video editing.
Video editing is time-consuming. Video editing professionals estimate that for one minute of finished video in a program, it takes at least one hour of editing time. So for a 10-minute program, you can expect a minimum of ten hours of editing time to complete it. Depending on the number of special effects you want to include in the video program, that amount of time may double.
Some consumer-grade video editing software programs are less than $100 and function well to create video programs. These low-end programs are in the price range of many amateur video producers.
Other editing programs are more expensive but provide more functionality and special effects choices. These more expensive programs, with an educational discount, can run from $150 to $1,000. Retail prices for these pricier editing programs can be as high as $2,000.
Video editing software programs on the market include CyberLink PowerDirector, Corel® VideoStudio®, Adobe® Premiere®, Apple® iMovie®, Apple® Final Cut Pro®, Pinnacle Studio, and many others. Learn from friends and experts the video editing program they use before purchasing your own. That said, irrespective of your chosen tools, understanding some general concepts for editing video is central to delivering a video program's message effectively.
Choose shots that best tell the story. Use various shots and angles from your shot sequence (long shot, medium shot, close-up, high angle, low angle, etc.).
Do not use everything you shoot. An educational or promotional video is not a home slide show or movie, where you show everything that you did on your family vacation. Have a purpose for what video shots you plan to use. This goes back to the very beginning of the production process. Know what you want the video to accomplish and carry that purpose all the way through the editing stage.
Use, but do not overuse, video transitions. A video transition is the term used to indicate when an edit between shots is made. Video transitions are usually categorized as cuts, dissolves (which includes the fade), or wipes:
A cut is a direct transition from one shot to the next. It is the most commonly used transition. For example, in video news editing, cuts are the predominant transition of choice. Use cuts most of the time.
A dissolve shows a gradual change from one shot to the next. Use of the dissolve expresses a shift in time or location by gradually superimposing the next shot as the former recedes. In most movies or television programs, you will see a dissolve used to indicate the passage of time.
A fade is a special form of the dissolve. In video, a fade is any shot that dissolves to or from a single color, usually black. A fade, like a dissolve, also indicates a passage of time, but the fade punctuates it. For television programs, there usually is a fade at the end of each segment of the program before a commercial break starts.
A wipe is one video picture "wiping" off and another appears. Examples of wipes are clock wipes, where the video is "wiped off" the screen with what appears to be clock hands, and checkerboard wipes. This transition style calls attention to itself and should be used only when there is a specific reason to do so.
Properly pace the program. Pacing describes the speed or rhythm of a program, as perceived by the audience. In order to maintain audience interest and involvement, edit for pace. Generally, the pacing of a video program should be kept brisk. This means that most video shots should be short—in the neighborhood of 5 to 10 seconds in length each. However, for educational videos, the shot length could be longer. Instructional videos require that the audience be given sufficient time to learn new information.
Finally, remember continuity. Insert cut-ins and cutaways to cover continuity errors and jump cuts. (Cut-ins and cutaways are discussed in the EDIS publication Video Equipment and Video Shot Composition, the third of this four-part series on developing effective video production practices.)
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Marsh, C., Guth, D. W., & Short, B. P. (2005). Strategic writing: Multimedia writing for public relations, advertising, sales, and marketing. Boston, MA: Pearson Education.
Telg, R. (2015). Producing an educational video. AEC343. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/wc024.
Telg, R. (2015). Producing your own video program. AEC840. Gainesville: University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/wc022.
Telg, R. & Irani, T. A. (2012). Agricultural communications in action: A hands-on approach. Delmar: Clifton Park, NY.
This document is WC126, one of a series of the Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, UF/IFAS Extension. Original publication date June 2012. Reviewed February 2018. Visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
Ricky Telg, professor, Department of Agricultural Education and Communication; UF/IFAS Extension, Gainesville, FL 32611.
The use of trade names in this publication is solely for the purpose of providing specific information. UF/IFAS does not guarantee or warranty the products named, and references to them in this publication do not signify our approval to the exclusion of other products of suitable composition.
The Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) is an Equal Opportunity Institution authorized to provide research, educational information and other services only to individuals and institutions that function with non-discrimination with respect to race, creed, color, religion, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, political opinions or affiliations. For more information on obtaining other UF/IFAS Extension publications, contact your county's UF/IFAS Extension office.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, UF/IFAS Extension Service, University of Florida, IFAS, Florida A & M University Cooperative Extension Program, and Boards of County Commissioners Cooperating. Nick T. Place, dean for UF/IFAS Extension.


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My name is Nitashia Johnson and I'm a photographer based in Dallas, Texas. For the last year, I've been working on a book about Self Love for Women of Color. The project was created to combat the harsh stereotypes associated with the black community. When I started experimenting with the project, I had originally planned only to photograph women with natural hair. As it progressed, I felt that it would be vital to include written content and allow the women to express themselves and give their opinions and experiences on topics such as colorism, self-love, and racism. I'd like to share with you an excerpt from Tylah's story:
While I was a leasing consultant in 2015, I decided to wear my hair curly since I was transitioning*, so I put my hair in a roller set Sunday night to prepare for work on Monday. When Monday morning came and I took the rollers out and it looked great. I finished my morning routine and started my day. I only had to wear this style a few days which was, just days before I was scheduled to get a hair install Thursday. My birthday was that Friday and I wanted to prepare for it the day before. At the time I was working with two other women in the office.
One was a Caucasian woman who worked as my property manager. The other was a bi-racial Caucasian and African American woman who worked as the assistant manager. When I walked into the office on Monday I was greeted by both of my co-workers with compliments on the outcome of my hair roller set. I said thank you and went on to perform my daily duties. For the following day, I'll admit, I didn't set my hair the night before but the curls were well intact. Again, I was greeted with compliments on my hair. That evening, I went home and reset my curls. On Wednesday morning, I wasn't greeted by my co-workers. Instead, I was called into a staff meeting. I had no idea what was going on, but I soon realized the two women were sitting in front of me to discuss the company's "POLICY ON GROOMING".
I have started a campaign with IndieGoGo that will launch November 20th, to get the book in the hands of many women across the country who have ever been through similar stories. The fundraiser is only being used to produce the books and keep this project alive. This book is the first of a series. I plan to extend this book to include stories of our brothers who find themselves in the same situations. I hope this can be relatable to each and every one of you in any way.
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About the creative:
My name is Nitashia Johnson I graduated from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in 2008 and went on to become 2012 alumni of Texas Woman's University with a BFA in Design Communication. I am an independent designer who loves to collaborate with fellow artists. I have an unwavering passion for design and photography. I'm an alumni of the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Art + Design Education program at the Rhode Island School of Design. While working as a designer I'm working towards developing a community-based media arts program for High School teens in the inner city. I strongly believe that the key to the success of any business or organization is good design and great communication.


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Do you hate the thought of being stuck in an office, sitting in front of the computer all day long? Are you good with DIY and hope to take your skills further than your own living room? Why not consider a career as an electrician and enrol on our wide range of electrical courses? The work's challenging and jobs are plenty. Or, if you're already a qualified electrician and hoping to improve your skills, then check out some of our more specialised courses.
Want to be an electrician?
If you're serious about a career as an electrician, you have to spend at least three years learning the trade, working in the trade and building contacts along the way. Because the job is so well paid, employers receive a lot of applications and in order to make your application stand out, you'll have be dedicated at improving your skills to become a top electrician. You've got to roll up your sleeves and learn the tricks of the trade. Check out some of our electrical courses that are awarded by the City & Guilds.
What do you learn?
You'll learn about electrical theory, circuitry, mathematics, wiring and motor controls. If you're keen to further develop specialist skills, you may choose to focus on a particular division of electrical services such as solar power and refrigeration. You'll be equipped with skills to install, test, maintain electrical wiring and equipment, and fix appliances and apparatus for different types of businesses and properties.
Consider an apprenticeship
Electrical apprenticeships are a popular choice among younger students and involve on the job and off the job education, training and workplace experience. An apprenticeship usually lasts for four years, and you'll be required to attend trade school whilst continuing to build on the job experience on days when you're not studying.
Other routes
Many people find it more practical studying for electrical courses in their own time, and in this instance, our distance learning and online electrical courses are perfect to serve those needs. They allow you to study in your own time and at home to become practising electricians.
Put a spark on your CV
A qualified electrician can expect to earn about £18,000 a year as a starting salary. To become a fully qualified electrician, Electrotechnical NVQs Levels 2-3 are necessary. This is a work based assessment, and therefore, there are no written examinations. Of course, there are other professional qualifications that can get your started.
The industry
It's possible to take specific qualifications if you hope to get into a specialised area of the profession. From domestic and commercial to industrial work, you'll find a wide range of roles available too. These include jobs as electrical supervisor, electrical engineer or foreman. If you're ambitious, you can apply to become a master electrician, the highest and most lucrative level of electrical engineer.
Did you know?
· Electricity travels at the speed of light more than 186,000 miles per second.
· If you had a light bulb on the moon connected to a switch in your bedroom, it would take only 1.26 seconds for that bulb to light up, 238,857 miles away.
· A spark of static electricity can measure up to 3,000 volts.
· Thomas Edison didn't invent the first light bulb but he did invent one that stayed lit for more than a few seconds. He invented more than 2,000 new products, including almost everything needed for us to use electricity in our homes; switches, fuses, sockets and meters.
· The first power plant owned by Thomas Edison opened in New York City in 1882.
When Christmas lights were first invented, they were so expensive that it was more common for families to rent them than to own them. In the early 1900s, an electrically lighted Christmas tree was a symbol of high status.


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|Sighting Report
|Occurred : 10/15/1999 23:00 (Entered as : 10/15/1999 23:00)
Reported: 2/7/2005 5:05:16 PM 17:05
Posted: 2/8/2005
Location: Stockbridge, GA
Shape: Triangle
Duration:1 minute
|green lights in triangle pattern hovering above trees and strange dreams for 2 months after.
Travelling south on I-75 in stockbridge, just as I came to where I-675 merges into 75, there were three green lights in a triange pattern hovering above the trees between the two interstates where they came together. The light was coming down from the clouds as if the source of the light was just a few feet above the bottom of the clouds. They hovered in the same spot for at least 30 seconds, rotating the whole time. There were three other people in the car with me that saw it. It was absolutely amazing!! The only that that bothers me about it and makes other people critical about it when I tell them, is the fact that for about 2 months after I had strange dreams. In the dreams, I was lying on a metal table in a dark room. The walls were grey, and there was one lamp shining down at my body from behind my head. I saw at least five humanoid silhouettes standing around me, and I could hear them talking, and I could tell that they were talking about me, but it sounded like mumbling, so I couldn't tell what they were saying. One of them on my left side leaned over to get a closer look at me, and his face went into the light a little, so I could see him pretty good. I could tell it was a male because of his presentation, and he had some male human characteristics. Immediately after his face went into the light, he was scolded by the person standing next to him, then I seemed to be able to understand their language by telepathy, and I could hear them telling him that they would have to send me back because now I know what they look like.
((NUFORC Note: Witness indicates that date of sighting is approximate. PD))


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Freelance Graphic Artist & Illustrator Joe Rampley
A graduate of Art & Design (Fine art) from Blackpool & The Fylde College and Liverpool School of Art & design, Joe Rampley loves making clean, minimalist illustrations.
'My current illustration practice was spawned from my time at Blackpool & The Fylde College (where I completed my Foundation Diploma in Art & Design). I specialised in Fine Art, and for my final pieces I painted three canvases, all of suburban architecture in my home town of Poulton-Le-Fylde. This was the start of a love affair with architectural illustrative reduction. Three years on, and my engagement with technology during my time at Liverpool School of Art & Design, has seen my image making develop. I find reducing a structure to it's key elements satisfying, and balancing which colours may work well with one another is a vital step in creating what I do.'
'My work, at this current time, focuses on the relationship between Liverpool's unique architecture, and minimalist architectural illustration. Liverpool's architecture on or near the docks is extremely unique. There is a massive variety of buildings situated in this area. My illustration technique of reducing shapes, colours and compositions is an attempt to document these unique buildings using a minimalist approach to illustration. I took hundreds of photos around Liverpool for this series of illustrations, and selected photos based on their compositions and how the building could be illustrated through my particular style. I then began the illustration process in Photoshop. When I start to create a piece like this, I never really know how it will turn out. There's times when I've spent hours creating a piece like this, with confidence over the choice of building, and the composition of it, and it just doesn't translate well using my reductive style, so it can be hit and miss at times. But once I find a building that really works well in this capacity, it's really exciting.'
'My passion for architecture is truly fed when I create these images. I have particularly fallen in love with a building in Liverpool called One Park West (the cream, green, and grey building I have illustrated twice). It's a building which translates beautifully in illustration form. I'm a big David Hockney fan, and take a lot of inspiration from the way he chooses to simplify elements of what he sees around him. I'm thinking of taking what I've learnt about my skill set over the last three years, and translating them back onto canvas, and paint. I plan to begin work on a new series focusing on architecture in Manchester within the next few weeks. The idea of a whole new city to explore, to photograph, and to eventually illustrate, is an exciting concept to me, and I can't wait to get stuck in.'


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Love & Friendship is a pretty bit of film. Generally, it is the British — with a few notable exceptions — who make fabulous renderings of Jane Austen novels as feature films and television miniseries, and we know that the great lady's stories and characters are as much at home in the 20th and 21st centuries as they were in the 18th and 19th centuries.
The thing is, I've never been a big fan of Kate Beckinsale or Chloë Sevigny and the film Love & Friendship did nothing to dispel my indifference to them as "actors." In the scenes in which they appeared, I wavered between boredom and annoyance. They were not amusing.
When, however, they were either minimal accessories to a scene or entirely absent, those scenes were far more enjoyable and witty.
Xavier Samuel was quite at home in Jane Austen's England as Reginald DeCourcy, son and heir to Sir of the same name, and brother to the wife of Lady Susan's brother-in-law. Reginald is a gentleman with a stick up you know where — until he falls in love with the right young woman, that is, the sweet and soulful Morfydd Clark as Frederica Vernon. Which I suspect is not a spoiler.
Emma Greenwell embodies the sweet character with sense and sensitivity, a totally Jane Austen heroine, Catherine DeCourcy Vernon. Her husband Charles Vernon is that favorite of Jane Austen characters, a stodgy, not terribly bright, but loving and kindly husband, who was simply and beautifully played by Justin Edward.
Jemma Redgrave and James Fleet were flawless as Lady and Sir Reginald DeCourcy.
Jenn Murray was delightfully horrid in a marvelous Jane Austen concoction, Lady Lucy Manwaring.
Tom Bennett was naturally and appropriately silly as Sir James Martin.
Ireland substituted marvelously for Kent and Surrey, just gorgeous.
Benjamin Esdraffo's music was just right, as was Eimer Ni Mhaoldomhnaigh's costume design.
All in all, the film Love & Friendship was fun, but not special. Or perhaps just not as special as I had hoped it would be. Making a film of an epistolary novel is quite a challenge, so the screenwriter /director Whit Stillman gets points for his taste and for even trying. However, it does not quite work, not just because of the dull leads in Ms. Beckinsale and Ms. Sevigny (although it might have been an entirely other film with actors better suited to the roles of Lady Susan and Mrs. Johnson, respectively), but because...well, perhaps it was just those two miscast actors. Or it may just be that letters to script work better on stage than on film… perhaps the reading of the letters with scenes described being played behind the letter-reader until they take over the scene might work nicely onstage.... Good Jane Austen characters will not be kept down.
What this film did best was inspire me to re-read the great Jane Austen's little-known novella, Lady Susan. In fact, why not the entire canon….
~ Molly Matera, signing off to read books…on paper and in hardcover….


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New Jersey Route 3
Route 3 is a state highway in the northern part of New Jersey in the United States. The route runs 10.84 miles (17.45 km) from U.S. Route 46 (US 46) in Clifton, Passaic County to US 1/9 in North Bergen, Hudson County. Route 3 is sometimes called the Secaucus Bypass within Secaucus. The route is a divided highway for its entire length, with most of the highway considered a freeway, except the westernmost part, which contains direct access to a few businesses. Route 3 intersects many major roads, including the Garden State Parkway and Route 21 in Clifton, the Western Spur of the New Jersey Turnpike (Interstate 95) in East Rutherford, the Eastern Spur of the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95) in Secaucus, and Route 495 in North Bergen. A commuting route for northern New Jersey to the Lincoln Tunnel into New York City by way of Route 495, Route 3 also provides access to the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford. The road inspired a story in The New Yorker in 2004 by Ian Frazier.
|Route information
|Maintained by NJDOT
|10.84 mi[1] (17.45 km)
|Major junctions
|West end
|US 46 in Clifton
| G.S. Parkway in Clifton
Route 21 in Clifton
Route 17 in Rutherford
Route 120 in East Rutherford
I-95 / N.J. Turnpike in East Rutherford/Secaucus
Route 495 in North Bergen
|East end
|US 1-9 in North Bergen
|Passaic, Bergen, Hudson
|Highway system
Route 3 was originally established in 1927 to run from the New York border on the west shore of Greenwood Lake to Secaucus. In 1929, the western terminus was cut back to Paterson when the alignment west of there was planned to become part of Route S4B. Route 3 originally followed present-day Route 20 through Paterson and ran along local streets to East Rutherford, where it followed present-day Route 120 and the Paterson Plank Road to Secaucus. It was extended east to the Lincoln Tunnel in 1939. The freeway section of Route 3 between US 46 in Clifton and East Rutherford was completed in the 1940s as Route S3 as well as the Secaucus Bypass, which was designated a bypass of Route 3. Route 3 was moved to the Route S3 freeway and the Secaucus Bypass in 1953 and was truncated to US 1/9 in North Bergen in 1959 when the Lincoln Tunnel approach was designated as I-495. The Route 3 freeway has seen many improvements over the years such as widening and interchange reconstructions. It underwent a major reconstruction, completed in 2016, to modern highway standards with bridge replacements, including a new Passaic River bridge between Clifton and Route 17 in Rutherford.
Route descriptionEdit
Passaic CountyEdit
Route 3 heads to the southeast, from an interchange with US 46 and County Route 621 (CR 621, Valley Road) as a six-lane divided highway with a Jersey barrier. It is not up to freeway standards, as it contains a few businesses with right-in/right-out access.[2] The route interchanges with CR 623 (Grove Street) and CR 509 (Broad Street), then the Garden State Parkway, where it interchanges with the southbound lanes and then the northbound lanes. All interchange movements are present between Route 3 and the Garden State Parkway, except from the southbound Garden State Parkway to westbound Route 3 and from eastbound Route 3 to the northbound Garden State Parkway.[1]
Past the Garden State Parkway, Route 3 eventually turns into a six-lane freeway that is not designed to Interstate Highway standards.[3] It interchanges with CR 622 (Bloomfield Avenue), before it passes over a Norfolk Southern railroad line and intersects CR 603 (Passaic Avenue), which heads south into Nutley to become Route 7. The next interchange is for CR 601 (Main Avenue). Past that interchange, Route 3 passes over NJ Transit's Main Line and comes to an interchange with Route 21, then passes over the route.[1]
Bergen CountyEdit
Route 3 crosses the Passaic River on a fixed bridge, which replaced a double-leaf trunnion bascule bridge in 2013, into Rutherford, Bergen County.[1][2][4] Just after crossing the river, the route interchanges with CR 507 (Riverside Avenue). The freeway continues through a residential area and comes to an exit that provides access to southbound Route 17. Past this interchange, Route 3 is closely paralleled by Route 17 to the south until Route 3 interchanges again with Route 17, which continues to the north of Route 3.[1]
The route widens to eight lanes and enters the New Jersey Meadowlands, crossing into East Rutherford and then passing over NJ Transit's Bergen County Line and Berrys Creek. Route 3 passes to the south of the Meadowlands Sports Complex and has access to Route 120, MetLife Stadium (the home stadium of the New York Giants and New York Jets of the National Football League), and the Meadowlands Racetrack in the eastbound direction and to MetLife Stadium and the Meadowlands Racetrack in the westbound direction.[1][2] The route narrows back to six lanes and comes to a ramp which provides access to the western spur of the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95). Route 3 interchanges with Route 120 and the carriageways separately. The route passes under the western spur of the New Jersey Turnpike and becomes eight lanes again.[1]
Hudson CountyEdit
Route 3 crosses the Hackensack River into Secaucus, Hudson County. It interchanges with the Meadowlands Parkway and continues southeast into a residential area with the carriageways joining back together.[1][2] At the interchange with CR 681 (Paterson Plank Road), Route 3 widens into a local-express lane configuration with three express lanes and local lanes each in the eastbound direction and two express lanes and three local lanes in the westbound direction. The route passes by the Mill Creek Mall and crosses under the Eastern Spur of the New Jersey Turnpike (I-95).[1][2] Route 3 comes to an eastbound exit and entrance with Harmon Meadow Boulevard and features a cloverleaf interchange with Paterson Plank Road. The route crosses the Penhorn Creek into North Bergen. In North Bergen, the route comes to a truck-restricted eastbound ramp for eastbound Route 495. Route 3 then interchanges with Route 495, which provides access to the New Jersey Turnpike and the Lincoln Tunnel. Past this interchange, the local-express lane configuration ends and Route 3 heads southeast as a four-lane highway. The route meets a westbound exit and entrance for the North Bergen Park & Ride, a park and ride lot serving NJ Transit buses, and passes over Conrail Shared Assets Operations' Northern Running Track before it comes to its terminus at a traffic light with US 1/9 south, with no direct access from Route 3 east to US 1/9 north. (Both 1/9 north and 1/9 south do have connectors to the start of Route 3 west.)[1]
Route 3 roughly follows the course of the Paterson and New York Plank Road (more commonly known as the Paterson Plank Road) legislated in 1851 to run from Paterson to a ferry at Hoboken. The portion of this road running east from Passaic was legislated as an unnumbered state route in 1926. In the 1927 New Jersey state highway renumbering, Route 3 was legislated to run from the New York border on the west shore of Greenwood Lake to Route 1 (now U.S. Route 1/9) in Secaucus.[5][6] In 1929, the route west of Paterson was designated to become part of Route S4B, a spur of Route 4, and Route 3 was modified to end at Route S4B north of Paterson. Route S4B was never built west of Paterson while the portion that was built became Route 208 in 1953.[7][8]
Following the 1929 amendments, Route 3 ran from Paterson along today's Route 20, through Clifton, Passaic, Wallington, Carlstadt, and East Rutherford along local streets, and finally down Paterson Plank Road (part of which is today's Route 120) to Secaucus.[9][10] In 1939, Route 3 was extended east along present-day Route 495 to the Lincoln Tunnel into Manhattan, New York City.[11]
|Clifton–East Rutherford
The section of what is now Route 3 from U.S. Route 46 in Clifton to Route 120 in East Rutherford was planned to be built as a freeway in the mid-1930s designated as Route S3, a spur of Route 3. Construction started in 1940, but it was interrupted by World War II.[12] It would resume, with the first section of freeway opening between Route 17 to Route 3 (now Route 120) in 1942. The freeway was completed by 1949, including a bypass of Secaucus that was designated as a bypass of Route 3. The freeway had cost a total of $10 million to build and cut commuting times between Northern New Jersey and Manhattan.[13] Before the freeway was completed, Route S3 was designated to follow Allwood Road between Hepburn Road and Bloomfield Avenue in Clifton; the road was later returned to Passaic County and is currently County Route 602.[12] In 1942, a spur of Route S3 in Clifton was commissioned; this became Route S3 Spur in 1948 and Route 161 in 1953.[8][14][15]
In the 1953 New Jersey state highway renumbering, Route 3 was realigned to follow the entire length of the Route S3 freeway. In addition, Route 3 in Secaucus was shifted off the Paterson Plank Road to the newly built Secaucus Bypass. The original alignment of Route 3 became Route 153.[8] Only the section west of Paterson Plank Road was state-maintained after the renumbering, and the entire route was eliminated by the 1990s.[16][17] In the mid-1950s, Route 3 was planned as one of the original routes of the Interstate Highway System; however, the New Jersey State Highway Department had deemed it too expensive to bring it up to Interstate Highway standards and Interstate 280 was favored instead.[18] In 1959, the Lincoln Tunnel approach was designated as Interstate 495 and Route 3 was truncated back to U.S. Route 1/9 in North Bergen.[19][20]
Many improvements have occurred to the Route 3 freeway. In the 1970s, the interchanges with Route 17, the New Jersey Turnpike western spur, and Route 120 were improved with the construction of the Meadowlands Sports Complex in the area. The bridge over the Berrys Creek, originally built in 1948, was reconstructed in the mid-1990s and Route 3 was widened to eight lanes in the area near the bridge.[21] In 2003, the interchange with Route 495 and the intersection with US 1/9 was improved at a cost of $16 million.[22]
Plans were made to improve Route 3 near the Meadowlands Sports Complex with the construction of American Dream Meadowlands. An overpass between eastbound Route 3 and northbound Route 120 was completed in May 2009 at a cost of $38.1 million, a flyover from southbound Route 120 to eastbound Route 3 was completed in early 2010 at a cost of $13 million, and improvements to the New Jersey Turnpike interchange was completed in the later part of 2010 at a cost of $49 million.[23][24]
Route 3 underwent a major reconstruction to modern highway standards with noise walls installed and bridge replacements, including the new Passaic River bridge that is now functional, between Main Avenue in Clifton and Route 17 in Rutherford. All work was completed by 2016.[25] In a separate project, the roadway was resurfaced in 2013 from just west of the Route 17 north interchange to U.S. Route 1/9 in North Bergen.[26]
The NJDOT is rebuilding the interchange at US 46 and Valley Road in Clifton. This project will reconfigure ramps, bring bridges up to standard, and will provide for three-lane connections between Route 3 and US 46. It is projected to cost more than $150 million. Construction on the first contract started in December 2015 and was expected to be completed in mid-2018. The second contract is in the final design stage.[3][27]
In popular cultureEdit
Route 3 was the inspiration for a story in The New Yorker in 2004 by Ian Frazier.[28] In this story, Frazier describes a bus journey along the route, mentioning scenes along the road such as traffic congestion, the Meadowlands Sports Complex, and the Tick Tock Diner off Route 3 in Clifton. He also described a walking journey he once took into New York City along Route 3, encountering heavy, noisy traffic speeding by and debris along the side of the road.[28]
In a Saturday Night Live sketch featuring Horatio Sanz and Derek Jeter, the fictional business "Derek Jeter's Taco Hole" is on Route 3 in Nutley, New Jersey between Kinko's and "El Duque's Shoe Repair".[29] (Route 3 does not actually pass through Nutley.)
Exit listEdit
All exits are unnumbered.
|US 46 west
|Western terminus
|Valley Road (CR 621) – Montclair, Paterson
|Westbound exit and eastbound entrance
|Grove Street (CR 623) – Montclair, Paterson
|Broad Street (CR 509) – Bloomfield, Paterson
|G.S. Parkway south
|Exit 153 on G.S. Parkway
|G.S. Parkway north
|Westbound exit and eastbound entrance; exit 153 on G.S. Parkway
|Bloomfield Avenue (CR 622) – Bloomfield, Passaic
|Route 7 (Passaic Avenue / CR 603) – Nutley, Passaic
|Main Avenue (CR 601) – Nutley, Passaic
|Route 21 – Newark, Passaic
|Western end of freeway section; Route 21 exit 9
|To CR 507 – Rutherford, Lyndhurst
|Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
|Ridge Road (Route 17 south) / Park Avenue (CR 30) to Riverside Avenue (CR 507) – Rutherford, Lyndhurst
|No eastbound exit
|Route 17 / Service Road – Lyndhurst, Rutherford
|East Rutherford
|To Route 120 north – East Rutherford, Sports Complex
|No westbound exit
|I-95 / N.J. Turnpike – George Washington Bridge, Newark
|Exit 16W of the Western Spur
|Route 120 north – East Rutherford, Sports Complex
|No eastbound exit
|Hackensack River
|Meadowlands Parkway
|Paterson Plank Road (CR 681) to I-95 south / N.J. Turnpike south – Secaucus
|Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
|Harmon Meadow Boulevard
|Westbound exit is via Route 495
|Paterson Plank Road (CR 681) – North Bergen, Secaucus
|Westbound exit is via Route 495
|North Bergen
|Route 495 east – Lincoln Tunnel
|Eastbound exit and westbound entrance
|I-95 / N.J. Turnpike
|Access to the Eastern Spur via Route 495
|Route 495 east to Kennedy Boulevard (CR 501) – Lincoln Tunnel
|Eastbound exit only
|Route 495 east – Park and Ride
|Westbound exit and entrance
|US 1-9 – Jersey City
|At-grade intersection; eastern terminus; no eastbound access to US 1-9 north
|1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
See alsoEdit
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "Route 3 straight line diagram" (PDF). New Jersey Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2007-04-08.
- ^ a b c d e Google (2008-12-01). "overview of New Jersey Route 3" (Map). Google Maps. Google. Retrieved 2008-12-01.
- ^ a b Anderson, Steve. "NJ 3 Freeway". Eastern Roads. Retrieved 2008-11-17.
- ^ Greenberg, Adam (February 15, 2013). "Route 3 project will be completed spring 2014". Clifton Journal. nj.com. Retrieved 2013-10-10.
- ^ State of New Jersey, Laws of 1927, Chapter 319.
- ^ 1927 New Jersey Road Map (Map). State of New Jersey. Archived from the original on 2007-10-31. Retrieved 2008-10-08. Cite uses deprecated parameter
- ^ a b State of New Jersey, Laws of 1929, Chapter 126.
- ^ a b c d "1953 renumbering". New Jersey Department of Highways. Archived from the original on June 28, 2011. Retrieved July 31, 2009. Cite uses deprecated parameter
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- ^ Map of Passaic County N.J. (Map). Rutgers University Cartography Services. 1936. Retrieved 2009-03-28.
- ^ Map of Bergen County New Jersey (Map). Rutgers University Cartography Services. 1949. Retrieved 2009-03-30.
- ^ "Approach to Open for Lincoln Tube: New Jersey's Latest Highway Which Will be Opened Today". The New York Times. June 30, 1939. p. 6. Retrieved 2013-10-11. (subscription required)
- ^ a b Mathieu, George M. (August 10, 1941). "To Aid Users of Tunnel: Road Work in New Jersey Also Will Cut Time to the Bridge". The New York Times. p. XX5. Retrieved 2013-10-11. (subscription required)
- ^ "Secaucus Road To Open: Jersey's New By-Pass Will Cut Commuting Time of Thousands". The New York Times. July 31, 1949. p. 17. Retrieved 2013-10-11. (subscription required)
- ^ State of New Jersey, Laws of 1942, Chapter 77.
- ^ State of New Jersey, Laws of 1948, Chapter 221.
- ^ State Farm Road Atlas (Map). Cartography by Rand McNally. State Farm Insurance. 1983.
- ^ United States-Canada-Mexico Road Atlas (Map). Rand McNally. 1996.
- ^ FAI 105 Interstate Highway Corridor: Recommendation Report. New Jersey State Highway Department. 1957.
- ^ Wright, George Cable (September 19, 1958). "New Roads with New Numbers Will Parallel Old U.S. Routes". The New York Times. p. 29. Retrieved 2013-10-11. (subscription required)
- ^ "Route 495 Straight Line Diagram" (PDF). Internet Archives WayBack Machine. New Jersey Department of Transportation. 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on March 21, 2006. Retrieved 2013-05-11.
- ^ "Route 3 Passaic River Crossing Project – Construction Updates". New Jersey Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2012-04-02.
- ^ Route 3: Passaic River Crossing. New Jersey Department of Transportation. 2001.
- ^ Brennan, John (May 1, 2009). "Newstracker: Road, rail improvements on track for Xanadu project". The Record. Highbeam Research. Archived from the original on October 13, 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-11. Cite uses deprecated parameter
|dead-url=(help) (subscription required)
- ^ Brennan, John (November 17, 2008). "Finally on Track: Sports complex rail, roads racing to the finish line". The Record. vLex. Archived from the original on October 13, 2013. Retrieved 2013-10-11. Cite uses deprecated parameter
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- ^ "Route 3 Passaic River Crossing". New Jersey Department of Transportation. Archived from the original on December 23, 2007. Retrieved 2008-11-17.
- ^ Stein, Ron (March 18, 2013). "Feds announce $8.6 million project to resurface four miles of Route 3 in Secaucus, North Bergen". The Jersey Journal. Retrieved 2013-10-10.
- ^ "Route 46/Route 3/Valley Road and Notch Road Interchanges". New Jersey Department of Transportation. Retrieved 2008-11-17.
- ^ a b Frazier, Ian (February 16, 2004). "Route 3: What I saw on the road through New Jersey". The New Yorker. Retrieved 2013-10-11.
- ^ "Derek Jeters Taco Hole Saturday Night Live Lyrics". MetroLyrics. Retrieved 2010-05-18.
External linksEdit
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to New Jersey Route 3.
Route map:
|KML file (edit • help)
- An enlarged view of road jurisdiction at the confluence of NJ 3 and NJ 46 in Clifton
- An enlarged view of road jurisdiction at the confluence of NJ 3 and NJ 17 in Rutherford
- An enlarged view of road jurisdiction at the confluence of NJ 3, NJ 120 and I 95 in East Rutherford
- An enlarged view of road jurisdiction at the confluence of NJ 3, NJ 495, I 95 / NJ Turnpike, US 1 in Secaucus and North Bergen
- New Jersey Roads: Route 3
- Police Scanner Frequencies for Route 3
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Next Year's Students
the thing i was worried about the most at the beginnig of the year was that Ms.cherneski and Mrs.Walker were going to be mean but they are not and you have nothing to worry about
not thinking your a bad teacher and going to be yelling all the time because ur nice.
the thing i was worried was wat people was going 2 say to me will i make friends and i did so don't worried about wat people think next year and talk make new friends and every thing will be all right
I was worried about the teachers. I didn't truely know what their personalities were like. But, turns out there are EXTREMELY cool,funny, and nice. Today is my last day, and I will miss them VERY much!!!!!!!! If you could pick ANY 5th grade teachers, I would pick Mrs. Walker & Ms. Cherneski!!!!!!!:)
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So you've attended, or managed, a conference, or participate in a Twitter chat, and want to save the tweets for archival purposes or to review them later. How do you capture the tweets in a user-friendly format?
With the demise of WTHashtag.com, I've been looking for a new tool to create Twitter transcripts. Of course you can use the built-in Twitter search, or http://search.twitter.com/ – but they only go back a few days, and also produce the results in reverse chronological order, so you'll be reading the tweets backwards – from newest to oldest.
Of course, the answer came via a recommendation on Twitter – the new tool I'm using is TweetReports. The basic search, including generating transcripts, is free. Below is an example on how to filter results for an event hashtag. Same can be applied to Twitter chats, or any other time-based search you want to perform. When you export the results in HTML, they will be sorted from oldest to newest.
TweetReports appears to use basic Twitter search functionality, so the tweets themselves do not go far back. Therefore you might want to create your transcript within a few days of the event. The resulting HTML export URL continues to be available, but if you want to save the transcripts for posterity (and avoid losing them as happened with WTHashtag), print the HTML page to PDF or save as a Word document.
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Smart and Sustainable Society
The third theme, Smart and Sustainable Society, aims at designing, realising and validating technologies to make possible electrical networks and electro physical devices for transporting and manipulating electrical energy in a flexible, controlled and sustainable way regarding efficiency of costs, power and materials. The focus lies on intelligent power networks, smart actuators, automotive applications and the reduction of pollution and waste.
Energy supply
Quite some conditions have and will continue to reshape the energy supply system, such as the needed introduction of renewable, but also less-predictable and less-controllable power sources (solar, wind, micro-turbines,...), market liberalization for electric power with (partly) price-sensitive producers and consumers and the arrival of plug-in hybrid and full electric vehicles. Any centralized strategy to assess stability, let alone optimality of such a huge, complex, connected system will fail. Still, the question remains how to cope and control such a connected system with hundreds of millions of active and only partly predictable prosumers (producer and/or consumer) and guarantee, each point in time, a balance between production and consumption, when only very limited storage capacity of electric energy is available and any large scale disturbance brings society to a hold with billions of Euros losses.
Smart designs: reduction of waste and pollution
Previously, general-purpose electrical motors have been selected as plug-on devices for delivering easily controllable mechanical power in complex mechanical equipment. Nowadays, smart, dedicated electromagnetic and electromechanical actuator designs are required to cope with the single one industrial requirement of increasing performance with lower costs. The only solution is a smart, dedicated design with the actuator and its control being an integral part of the equipment with reduced mechanical complexity. The same trend can be observed in automotive technology. By introducing electricity as a flexible, easily manipulable power source in hybrid, plug-in hybrid and full electric cars, driving efficiency can be improved considerably. Nowadays, electrical components for energy and communication count for more than 50% of the added value of a modern vehicle. Sustainability requires a reduction of waste and pollution, so more efficient and more effective devices and processes have to be designed.