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A thrilling weekend of Premier League action saw Tottenham grab a point at Anfield after being awarded two controversial penalties vs Liverpool.
While Manchester United narrowed the gap at the top by beating Huddersfield after Manchester City drew with Burnley at Turf Moor.
It is the third time in six games that Pep Guardiola's side have dropped points, could the title race be back on?
Arsene Wenger's Arsenal thrashed Everton and are back in the hunt for a top four finish.
Chelsea will have the chance to gain some breathing room inside that top four on Monday night vs Watford. But first, here are 10 talking points from this weekend's Premier League action:
Liverpool 2-2 Spurs
1. Salah reaches a landmark
The focus has been so about Mo Salah this season, it seems difficult to find anything new to say about him. Yet the landmark of 20 league goals deserves special mention.
Here's a statistic for you: in all the time Michael Owen was regarded as an Anfield genius and the best striker in England he never scored 20 league goals here.
It is a remarkable, quite impossible feat for a wide(ish) player, and the first goal showed why he's achieved it.
It was a centre-forward's finish. To have that in a wide player is so rare.
2. The game was played at 100mph
The pace of the game was incredible, and for that we had to offer thanks to Mauricio Pochettino, who refuses to take a step back in the fearsome blinking contest with Jurgen Klopp.
Virtually every opponent – including the likes of Chelsea and Manchester United – are no negative and containing when they get to Anfield, but the Spurs boss refuses to blink in the fearsome staring contest with Klopp.
He believes his side is good enough to take anyone on, even on their own patch, and it makes for such exciting football.
3. Spurs midfielders compliment each other
It helps when you have the talent of Mousa Dembele and Christian Eriksen though, because the pair can play through any midfield, no matter how congested or fierce the press is.
Dembele has emerged this season as one of the Premier League's most commanding midfielders, and combines so well with Eriksen to give Tottenham an extra dimension.
While – worryingly for England – Eric Dier struggled with the pace of this contest, the pair subdued Liverpool's renowned press.
Burnley 1-1 Man City
4. Six of the best
Pep Guardiola used his subs bench to continue his protest against the tackles being dished out to his players. Guardiola named just six substitutes at Turf Moor, despite having one of the biggest and costliest squads in the Premier League. City currently have seven players injured and it was Guardiola's way of highlighting again the toll opponents' nasty tackles are taking on his squad.
Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville's was unimpressed by Guardiola's stunt and felt he was belittling his coaching staff. Neville said: "If you're the Academy or reserve team manager at Manchester City, you must think 'I'm wasting my time'.
5. Sterling made to pay
Raheem Sterling had another day to forget on his boos cruise to Burnley. Sterling was targeted again by the Burnley fans at Turf Moor on his return to East Lancashire after they got to him on his last appearance here in November 2016. Although, the England winger appeared to shrug off the boos, he was guilty of a miss of the season contender in the second half.
Kyle Walker played the ball across goal from the right, yet Sterling somehow managed to direct his effort wide of the post from just a couple of yards out. Guardiola hugged and kissed him when he missed a sitter on Wednesday, but hauled him off this time.
Man United 2-0 Huddersfield
6. Sanchez shines for United
It took him a while to get going, but once he did, Alexis Sanchez showed just why United were willing to pay him such an astronomical wage to steal him from under the noses of Manchester City.
A goalbound shot after cutting inside was palmed away by Jonas Lossl, while Sanchez turned provider moments later, threading a sublime ball in behind the Huddersfield defence to Juan Mata, only for the opening to ultimately come to nothing. In a game when most of United's creative players were found wanting, Sanchez tried to make things happen, and had the courage to get up and on the ball time and again, despite some brutal treatment from the visitors.
7. Pogba dropped after no-show against Spurs
He may be United's club record signing at £89million, but that does not make Paul Pogba immune from being dropped, the midfielder being relegated to the bench following his hopeless performance in the midweek loss away to Spurs. It was a reminder to Pogba that he has to earn his place on merit, rather than reputation, status or price tag, and an assertion of his authority from Mourinho.
Pogba did eventually come on, in the 65 minute for Jesse Lingard, and looked far more comfortable in a more advanced role, not having any defensive duties as part of a deeper-lying midfield duo, as he did at Wembley, with Nemanja Matic and McTominay taking care of those responsibilities here.
Arsenal 5-1 Everton
8. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang looks fantastic – and that's bad news for Alexandre Lacazette
One record signing in, another record signing out, Arsene Wenger started with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and that will be a worrying sign for Alexandre Lacazette who was on the bench and will know the writing is on the wall.
Aubameyang showed the sort of pace and brilliant finishing – a lovely dink of a chip over Jordan Pickford – that Lacazette has been missing.
Former Borussia Dortmund striker Aubameyang showed pace, energy and movement which gave Everton all sorts of problems.
Make no mistake – he is the new No1. Lacazette, meanwhile, will now be the Europa League striker who will be the new Olivier Giroud and come on from the bench.
Maybe it's the kick up the backside that Lacazette needed to get him going but Aubameyang's arrival means there's a new sheriff in town.
9. Big Sam's team looks a long way short
Everton were an absolute mess, defensive shambles, they could have been five or six down by half time and were lucky it was only four.
Sam Allardyce hooked Michael Keane at half time as his season is going from bad o worse, hopelessly exposed again.
Everton's unbalanced squad has not been improved enough during the January transfer window and Allardyce faces a difficult second half of the season in which he must improve results or face doubts as to whether he really is the right man for the job.
10. Arsenal's transfer window was good – they bought a player with much to prove
Henrikh Mkhitaryan was fantastic in the first half, comfortably Arsenal's best player and the new No7 is very different to Alexis Sanchez but immediately looked very comfortable in the shirt.
Mkhitaryan was derided by Jose Mourinho, dropped and treated badly because, apparently, he does not track back. Well, good luck with Alexis Sanchez on that one.
But what Arsenal have got is a player who is clearly determined to prove a point – and he did exactly that. Mkhitaryan glided across the pitch, picked passes and provided three assists. He looks a lovely player. A Wenger sort of player, definitely not Mourinho's cup of tea.
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Opelousas - Funeral services for Adam "Rocky" Smith will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, May 12, 2018, in the Skip Montet Chapel at Lafond-Ardoin Funeral Home in Opelousas. Service speaker will be Leon Vice and guest speaker will be Greg Folse. Burial will follow at Bellevue Memorial Park Cemetery.
Mr. Smith, age 63, passed away on Wednesday, May 9, 2018, at his residence.
Rocky was a horse enthusiast his entire life. He enjoyed bull riding, roping, took part in cutting horse events and most of all, ranching his horses and cows. He also loved spending time with his children, grandchildren, family and friends. Rocky will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.
He is survived by his wife of 13 1/2 years, Jo Ann Quebedeaux Smith of Lawtell, LA; his father, Arnold Francis "T-Joe" Smith of Breaux Bridge, LA; his sons, David Smith and wife, Heather, of Batson, TX; Shawn Reeves and wife, Marcy, of Lawtell, LA; Leonard "Pap" Reeves and Beverly of Church Point, LA; Mitchell Reeves and wife, Nicole, of Church Point, LA; his brothers, Terry Smith and wife, Debbie, of Fannett, TX; James "Black" Smith and wife, Roxie, of Vinton, LA and his sisters, Cynthia Langley of Mire, LA and Regina Wyatt and husband, Kenneth, of Arnaudville, LA. He is also survived by ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Shirley Bertrand Smith.
Visitation will be held in the Lafond-Ardoin Funeral Home of Opelousas on Friday, May 11, 2018, from 4:00 PM (all night) until time of services on Saturday, May 12, 2018, at 10:00 AM.
Pallbearers will be David Smith, Mitchell Reeves, Leonard "Pap" Reeves, Shawn Reeves, James "Black" Smith and Terry Smith. Honorary pallbearers will be Rudy Austin and Mickey McKinney.
Family and friends are invited to sign and view the online guestbook at www.lafondardoin.com.
Lafond-Ardoin Funeral Home of Opelousas 2845 South Union Street, Opelousas, LA 70570 (337)-942-2638 has been entrusted with the funeral arrangements.
Guestbook Entries
We were very sorry when we found out that Rocky had passed. Our deepest condolences to the family.
Darrell & Bonnie BoudreauxCarenco, LA
I all ways thought a lot of you and am sorry did not come and see you or even call but have prayed for you and your family and will continue to keep them in my prayers loved cous
Leonard SmithVidor, TX
Rocky was an amazing friend to my daughter even though they only knew each other a short time. Prayers for Mrs Joann, Shawn, Mckenzie and the family.
Pat DelkWalker, LA
It was an honor to meet and care for Rocky. What a beautiful family. Lauri with Lourdes Hospice
Lauri DukeLafayette, LA
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. Ride a bull like In the old days. Rest In Peace.
Redneck and Debbie KnightonYukon, OK
My deepest condolences to the family. Remember you are not alone at this difficult time. "God is our refuge and strength, a help that is readily found in times of distress." Psalm 46:1
Rose Petal RosariesLafayette / Breaux Bridge, LA
I worked with Rocky in oilfield. He was a great man. Always made the job enjoyable. He will be greatly missed. Prayers for the family.
Kenneth GrahamMurchison, TX
I was sad to hear we lost a great man today, between Rocky and Terry I owe a lot they gave me the opportunity to become a directional driller 11 years ago I always had a lot of respect for Rocky and looked up to him as a mentor when I was a AD on the Horizon He made me a better person knowing him and he showed me a lot in my professional career prayers go out to his family for this loss but I know he is left is for a better place and he is without pain God Bless Brother
David ChildreeHeadland, AL
We always enjoyed doing business with you and your family. Those roping cattle kept us all busy. Love and prayers for your family.
LP Cattle, Devers, Texas
Tommy & Melina PenningtonDevers, TX
Rocky was a great man & will be missed by all. Our prayers are with the family . Rest In Peace cousin..
Rena BrasuellVinton, LA
Rocky I love and will miss you cuz! I looked up to you and was amazed by your strength during your battles against cancer. You are in heaven now with Aunt Shirley and Maw Maw and paw paw and the others from our family. Look over us and please guide me in my cancer battle. I'll see you soon cuz! Love you.
Michael BertrandVinton, LA
To JoAnn, Rocky's children and family, and all who loved him,
We offer our deepest condolences to all of you at the passing of this fine man who was loved and respected by many. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time and will remain with you.
Though we cannot be with you physically at this time, please be assured that our hearts and love are there with you--now and always. God bless you all.
Theo and Kathleen DomingueChurch Point, LA
Thankful to have gotten to work with one of the best Directional Drillers of all time. He really taught me a lot. RIP
Kevin "Big Baby" CarpenterCarthage, MS

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Two methods of clinching are the hammer clinch and the use of a clinching tool. Both methods have the same goal – to provide a neat, safe and effective clinch.
In recent years, many farriers have come to rely almost completely on the clincher in their finish work. The following ideas and pictures illustrate some of the steps that can be used in this method. No matter what method you use, your clinches should be of consistent length and smooth when completed. Long clinches add no strength to the job.
Unless you are in an old nail hole you will always get a bit of hoof pushed out under the nail. It is most obvious after you have blocked the nails and are getting ready to do the clinching. If you are careful with the smooth side of your rasp or finish file you can clean this up by running the file or rasp under the nail. If you don't take care with this method you can leave unsightly lines between the nails. Some believe these lines, which are often parallel to the ground, create a weakness in the wall, something like cutting glass. It is also very difficult to create a "bed" to set the clinch in using this method.
These photos show that the nails have been blocked:
To avoid the possibility of weakening the wall or leaving unsightly marks you can use the undercut method.
Start by using the clincher to pull the nail to a 90 degree angle to the wall. Then cut the nail very close to the wall. You want to leave only enough nail to be able to grab it with your clincher.
After cutting the nail, use the undercut to cut a scoop or create a bed for the clinch to go in. This allows your clinch to be squeezed tight against the hoof without leaving nail on the outer surface to be filed off. In the end you have more nail mass at the bend of the clinch, providing a much stronger clinch and a flush fit with the wall.
These photos illustrate the above steps:
When clinching, don't yank downward in a raking motion. This can tear more hoof below the clinch if the motion is too strong and at the very least leave unsightly marks. You should be able to squeeze the clinchers with a very light motion and bend the clinch over. This squeezing pushes the clinch back into the bed you have created. You might even find that a slight upward motion of your tool, while squeezing, produces a neater clinch, and job, than if you rake downward.
There are a number of clinchers available. The traditional saddle horse clincher is the most commonly used. Other styles on the market include curved jaw versions and styles with an angled head that make it easier to position your hands to make the squeeze to do the clinch.
This article is from The Natural Angle Volume 6, Issue 3. For more Natural Angle articles and tips, click here.


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Help! I'm in a cooking rut after the holidays, and I need some fresh recipes to kick-start the year. Not quite ready to start eating a bunch of salad suppers, but definitely tired of rich, heavy food. What are you all making these days?
This is one of my favorites and the grape tomatoes are pretty good year round:
Let me try that again:
Thank you, Pat! I made it just a couple nights ago myself.
My suggestion: chicken pho. A fragrant and light broth, rice noodles, slices of chicken, and fresh herbs. Warm, filling, but somehow light. Serious Eat posted a quick recipe this week. Check it out.
This week's contest theme should help you out! Click on contests above, then current contest.
I tested this soup a couple of weeks ago, it's light, healthful, delicious:
One thing I do is buy an overload of greens at the farmer's market and then challenge myself to use up every scrap ... and I spend a lot of time searching right here on Food52!!!
Big ol' sheet pans of roasted veggies and Ina Garten's fabulous oven-baked risotto are my staples right now. Recently made Fuchsia Dunlop's gong bao ("Kung pao") chicken though and the hubby and I are OBSESSED - had it twice just last week lol.
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UNION, NJ – Kean University on Friday announced that three student groups will attend the ninth-annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), hosted by President Clinton and Chelsea Clinton at the University of California, Berkeley, from April 1-3.
Seven students will share their innovative solutions to global and community problems and seek funding to further their ideas. Their student-led projects are the Vertical Gardens Initiative from Be the Change at Kean University, Let's Go Bigger from the Department of Occupational Therapy, and the Organic Multicultural Vegetable Garden from the School of Environmental and Sustainability Sciences (SESS).
Sarah Khalil of Piscataway is attending CGI U as a member of the SESS Organic Multicultural Vegetable Garden team.
Be the Change has the distinction of attending CGI U for a second straight year and has been given the added opportunity to present at the CGI U Exchange and Dinner Saturday, April 2.
"We educate the leaders of tomorrow at Kean University," said Kean President Dawood Farahi, Ph.D. "However, having three separate student groups representing Kean at Clinton Global Initiative University shows that our students are already proving themselves as leaders on the global stage."
The Kean students attending the conference, accompanied by faculty advisor Norma Bowe, Ph.D., will be among more than 1,000 student leaders who made Commitments to Action through CGI U. Through their initiatives, the Kean students will pledge to tackle the issues of poverty alleviation, public health, and environment and climate change, three of CGI U's five focus areas, which also include education, and peace and human rights.
Be the Change at Kean University fosters peace and hunger relief in communities through gardening. Starting first with "peace gardens" in Newark, the group then turned its attention to global needs. Last year, Be the Change shipped a freestanding vertical garden to a refugee camp in Kosovo after attending CGI U, and this year the group will seek funding for its Vertical Garden Initiative to create a more cost-effective, light-weight garden that can be shipped to refugee camps or communities in need anywhere in the world.
"We are very excited to be going back to CGI U for the second year in a row," said graduate student Jillian Mahon of Bridgewater. "We plan to build on our experience in addressing food deserts and social justice in Newark, New Jersey and Kosovo by committing this year to include a new vertical garden design to be shipped and used by Syrian refugees in Greece."
Let's Go Bigger from Kean's Department of Occupational Therapy is a community mobility program designed to improve the health and wellbeing of senior citizens. The students are attending CGI U to expand a successful program that they ran in seven senior housing facilities in Rahway, Linden and Trenton, New Jersey that assisted older adults in getting out of their homes and into the community to engage in meaningful activities. Participants reported sustained physical, psychological and social benefits of increased involvement in their communities.
"One of the participants, who uses a powerchair, never ventured beyond her immediate neighborhood," said Chrissy Papetti of Randolph, an OT student who participated in Let's Go. "We were able to support her in getting on and off the public bus system to visit the local farmers' market. The Let's Goprogram makes a difference in the daily lives of older adults."
The Organic Multicultural Vegetable Garden from SESS is envisioned as a place for elementary and high school students to make cultural and environmental connections through gardening. SESS students will grow vegetables from diverse cultures, with the compost produced from food waste on Kean's campus, and teach local students about farming, sustainability and diversity at the garden, which will be located at Liberty Hall Farm at Kean University. The harvested produce will be donated to local food banks. The team hopes that, through CGI U collaboration, it can establish gardens in high schools and universities with diverse cultures and students.
"Kean University embraces and welcomes all cultural backgrounds and this project continues that practice. We want to help local immigrant and refugee families to transition smoothly and have a sense of belonging," said Jessica Frago of Jersey City, a sustainability major at SESS. "Farming vegetables from a variety of cultures is one way of doing that. The students will be part of something meaningful as they learn about sustainable farming."
To augment the support they are receiving from the University, the students have started a Go Fund Me page to raise money for living expenses while attending the conference.
The Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U), a program of the Clinton Global Initiative, brings together college students to address global challenges with practical, innovative solutions. CGI U participants do more than simply discuss problems – they take concrete steps to solve them by creating action plans, building relationships, participating in hands-on workshops, and following up with CGI U as they complete their projects. Since 2008, students have made more than 5,500 Commitments to Action. Previous CGI U meetings have taken place at Tulane University, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Miami, the University of California at San Diego, the George Washington University, Washington University in St. Louis, and Arizona State University, and have convened more than 7,500 students from over 925 schools, 145 countries, and all 50 states. To learn more, visit cgiu.org.
Founded in 1855, Kean University has become one of the largest metropolitan institutions of higher education in the region, with a richly diverse student, faculty and staff population. Kean continues to play a key role in the training of teachers and is a hub of educational, technological and cultural enrichment serving nearly 15,000 students. The Nathan Weiss Graduate College offers four doctorate degree programs and more than 60 options for graduate study leading to master's degrees, professional diplomas or certifications. The University's six undergraduate colleges offer 50 undergraduate degrees over a full range of academic subjects. With campuses in Union and Toms River, New Jersey, and Wenzhou, China, Kean University furthers its mission by providing an affordable, accessible and world-class education. See Where A World-Class Education Takes You. Visit Kean online at www.kean.edu.


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Wellesley certainly punches above its weight: last year the choir sang at the Vatican, Major Tim Peake dropped in for a chat (live from the ISS) – and a big hip-hurrah for the 14 scholarships bagged.
This is a 24/7 school where people care and no one goes unseen.
Many parents drive miles to send their children here, passing other good prep schools en route.
It is a busy, happy school where there is great emphasis on fairness and giving everyone a chance.
Academic success is highly valued but good manners, tolerance and consideration for others are equally important.
A small and extraordinarily caring prep school with traditional values which produces self-assured and considerate children who go on to schools all over the country.
We love the 'family feel' and friendliness of the school and how it has motivated our children.
Wellesley House School in the seaside resort of Broadstairs, notable for rifle shooting, fencing, carpentry and golf. Trips are planned to long sandy beaches and Wednesdays can be spent sailing along the North Kent coast. The co-ed boarding and day prep school recently introduced scuba-diving to its extensive list of after school clubs, although this takes place in a pool rather than at sea. Wellesley House maintains traditional links with single-sex senior schools but sends pupils out to top schools across the country.
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Mission & Vision
Mission Statement
Through learner centered instruction and performance assessment, our motivated students will become academically capable and self-sufficient individuals ready to meet the challenges of society.
- Our students will be effective communicators, critical thinkers, self-directed learners, responsible citizens, and healthy individuals.
- We will maintain a secure, safe, and clean school environment.
- As a center for community resources, our school community will be united in commitment to the success of every student.
- We will develop and train all stakeholders, facilitators, and contributors to achieve a quality education for all students through data driven curriculum.
Vision Statement
The teachers, staff, students, parents, and community members of Reseda Charter High School work together to create a safe and academic environment in which young adults are provided the opportunity to develop the judgment and skills needed to prosper as citizens in the 21st century.


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The default hotkeys for clicking links seems to be how Opera v12 and under used to handle them by default. However, all other browsers use a different scheme for this: Ctrl + Click = Open Tab into background - This one is same in other browsers/standard Shift + Click - Vivaldi = Open New Tab, Others = Open Tab In New Window Ctrl + Shift + Click - Vivaldi = Open Tab in New Window, Others = Open New Tab (in current window) Hoping there's a way to configure this. Thanks in advance!


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We all need movement. Our bodies are designed to move, to exercise, and sweat. It's a good thing and it's what most of us are lacking in our day to day.
So why am I writing about exercising less for health?
There's a few reasons really and it's pretty simple but something we often don't think about when it comes to getting our sweat on.
Before I get into why less exercise can be a good thing, I know there are some of you out there who are rolling your eyes about this topic/title and I get it. I used to be you.
I used to be the girl that believed in pushing myself with my exercise routine. I used to love to see how far my body could go whether it be running, lifting, HITT workouts, and so on. I loved the high of, "Wow, I just did that, I feel so strong and healthy." It didn't matter to me if I was first place or last, what mattered is that I did it to the best of my ability, of course I got competitive but mostly with myself. I constantly wanted to improve on whatever it is I was working toward - running times, how much I could lift, etc.
Here's the reality. While yes, at times I felt so strong, athletic, and capable, I once pushed my body so much with running long distances, I caused my IT Band to flare up (this is the connective tissue between the knee and hip and it causes lots of knee pain). This set me back big time and it happened because of a couple of reasons. One - I was focusing on logging all these long distance miles running and not on strengthening the leg, hip, and glute muscles I was using for running causing the flare up. Two - I was forcing runs even with irritation because I didn't want to be bothered to stop for an injury which further aggravated the flare up until I could barely walk.
I was so annoyed when this happened because I had been training for some longer distance obstacle races and I didn't want my training to be interrupted for any reason. This narrow-minded goal took a toll and instead of listening to my body to correct the issue before it got so bad I could barely move, I decided to go with the "I'll suck it up and fight through it" mindset. Well, you know how well that way of thought works out. This injury landed me in physical therapy for almost two months, going through painful treatments to get my IT Band to loosen up and then lots of strengthening of the muscles I had been neglecting with very minimal running in between.
Looking back, here is what I believe was the underlying issue - I didn't truly want to be out on those long runs. I actually dreaded them at times even though I wanted to prove to myself I could make it that far and log all those miles. Even while I was out on those long runs, I was counting down the miles until I would be done and then I would be nearly worthless the rest of the day from exhaustion. My body gave me all sorts of signs that those long runs were not truly benefiting my health, but I could justify the long runs because hey, it's running - I was out burning calories and getting cardio. I was also raised through sports with the mindset that pain = you're getting stronger. *Insert face palm here*
My IT Band injury was a manifestation of sorts, my body's way of forcing me to reevaluate. When we push, push, push doing something that we don't feel good about, it eventually blows up for us in some way or another (this is not just true for exercising). For me, it was my injury with running. The good thing that came out of all of this was that by being forced to slow down, to go through the physical therapy, I surprisingly felt so much relief, not just mentally but also physically. I didn't HAVE to go on those long runs anymore because I simply couldn't physically do it at the time. I was forced to find movement in other ways and you know what? My body thanked me for it tenfold. I felt better slowing down and taking a step back from those long runs than I had felt in months, the recovery was epic and exactly what my body had been trying to tell me it needed for so long!
You see, slowing down, changing our routines, and moving in different ways than we're used to can help us relax and see that we can feel healthier and strong if we just stop and listen to our bodies. Of course, this is an ongoing practice of constantly checking in with ourselves and making sure we're moving in ways that we're excited about and that makes us feel good both mentally and physically which is a win-win. Dreading a workout and counting the minutes until it's over isn't a healthy way of exercising. When we let go of that rigid way of thinking about movement and instead listen to our body, we get so much more out of our workouts.
It's taken some time for me to learn this lesson but I find now that slowing down to walk instead of run makes me feel light and healthy. I still get movement and cardio in and best of all, I slow down and notice simple things I wouldn't notice on a run- like kids playing tag and laughing, birds chirping, toads jumping across the sidewalk, and those little things make me so happy. It's uplifting and I actually want to get outside and go for a walk - I don't dread it. Of course, I still run but now it's with intention instead of constantly forcing it and working against my body and that's the point. Intention counts!
So how do you exercise with intention and know how to listen to your body?
- If you're not excited about your workout and it's being forced - you're probably not getting the most out of your workout anyway and it's time to mix it up and try something new. Working out with intention means being excited to move.
- Feeling drained is a bad sign. Keep in mind that minor aches and pains are a part of getting in shape but this should NOT be something you're experiencing on a regular basis, especially the same type of pain over and over. If you do have an ongoing pain or injury, this is your body's way of telling you that it's being pushed too far and could use some TLC- maybe even from a doctor!
- Be open to changing it up on a regular basis. There are so many different ways to move your body and get exercise, ask yourself on a regular basis what you want to try, what sounds interesting, what makes you feel physically excited and then give it a shot. Always remember to check in with yourself afterwards to see how you felt about it not just physically but also mentally.
While exercise is essential to living a healthy life, be mindful of the type of exercise you're engaging with on a regular basis. Don't be afraid to mix it up and slow it down (or speed it up if you've been taking it slow for a while). If you've been doing lots of high intensity workouts, try some yoga and see how your body reacts. Running a lot? Try throwing some walks in there.
I firmly believe that life has seasons in all realms. We're constantly going through periods of transition and sometimes when it comes to exercise, less truly is more.


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Crime lord Tyurin ordered Voronenkov's murder - prosecutor general
"We managed to establish all participants of the crime, including those who ordered it. According to the Main Intelligence Department, the murder was actually ordered by FSB-controlled criminal lord Vladimir Tyurin," he said at a press conference on Monday.
According to Lutsenko, Tyurin, previously convicted of rape and theft, is known as a leader of a criminal gang in Russia. He also had a personal motive - eight years ago he was a civilian husband of Maksakova - Voronenkov's wife.
According to the prosecutor general, Tyurin ordered this crime in exchange for preferences from Russian special services to criminal groups.
Lutsenko said that the Prosecutor General's Office would submit to court the materials on Voronenkov's murder.
Lutsenko also added that Voronenkov had been killed in order to prevent him from giving testimony against former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych in Ukrainian and international courts. "Representatives of the Russian special services physically destroyed him as a witness," Lutsenko said.
As Ukrinform reported, Voronenkov was shot dead in the center of Kyiv on March 23. The ex-deputy's security guard wounded an attacker, but sustained a wound himself. The shooter died at hospital.
In December 2016, Voronenkov, along with his wife, also a former deputy of the State Duma, Maria Maksakova, moved to Ukraine. On February 14, 2017, he reported the receipt of Ukrainian citizenship.
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There are two riveting moments of physical touch in the early scenes between Isabella and Angelo in the Theater for a New Audience's beautifully realized Measure for Measure. The first comes during their initial encounter. Isabella, on the day she intended to take her vows as a nun, pleads with Vienna's substitute head-of-state for her brother Claudio's life. Claudio's crime is barely a crime at all: he has impregnated his beloved Juliet, to whom he is secretly betrothed. But Angelo has sentenced him to death under an ancient law that has fallen out of use, along with other Viennese laws against sexual license that he has begun enforcing in the absence of the Duke. Played with extraordinary suppleness and grace by Cara Ricketts, Isabella draws a distinction between Angelo's flawed humanity and the "little brief authority" in which it is temporarily "dressed." "Go to your bosom," she exhorts him, "Knock there, and ask your heart what it doth know/ That's like my brother's fault." As she speaks, she presses her hand against his shirt-front. It's a pure and powerful gesture, meant to force Angelo's attention inward. Instead, it awakens his fleshly appetite, hitherto so fully suppressed that others call his blood "snow-broth" and his urine "congealed ice." With Isabella's hand on his heart, Angelo indeed discovers her brother's "fault" within himself.
The second moment comes during their next encounter, when Angelo offers to pardon Claudio on the condition that Isabella "yield up thy body to my will." Up to this point, Thomas Jay Ryan's Angelo has appeared fastidious, dry, and studiously self-contained. His gestures are limited and precise, his voice clipped and cold. His very posture signals impatience with the exuberant, sloppy, ill-spoken, irreverent Viennese over whom he must rule—an impatience that tilts towards disgust. He applies hand-sanitizer from time to time, a kind of protective barrier between himself and the sticky, messy world. Even when he first realizes his attraction, he seems eager to get further from Isabella—facing away, smoothing his shirt where her hand touched it—rather than moving closer to her. It is startling, then, that when Isabella responds angrily to his proposition ("I will proclaim thee, Angelo, look for't"), he forcibly grabs her from behind, holds her body against his, and hisses: "Who will believe thee, Isabel?" It's a horrifying interaction. The moment Angelo discovers his own capacity for physical desire, he thinks and acts only in terms of power: the power of his body to overpower Isabella's and the power of his voice to silence hers. And it's horrifying because we see Isabella, at first struggling, then still, make her own awful discovery: that the sense of vocation that lead her to the convent and the sense of justice that led her to plead with Angelo no longer matter. She can no longer determine her own course through the world; she is no longer entirely her own, and she may never be again.
There is clarity and precision to almost every scene in TFNA's Measure for Measure. I isolate these moments in particular because they illustrate what this production, directed by Simon Godwin, does best: it renders visible for the audience the inward workings not only of characters' minds, but also of their ever-shifting relationships. We see these people learn and change and come up with crazy plots; we see them make decisions and suffer terrible realizations and experience unexpected happiness. Of course, many productions of many plays are supposed to do exactly this: to externalize the inward, to give us both what is captured in the dramatic language, and what is left unsaid. Seeing it done with unfaltering competence and apparent effortlessness—lightly, swiftly, at the speed of thought—may not be a revelation. But it is a joy.
The combination of nuanced acting, crisp staging, and bright, appealing design (sets and costumes by Paul Wills) works to create this joy again and again—no small feat in a play that contains, on the whole, very little in the way of unmixed happiness for the characters themselves. In an early scene, we see Claudio (Leland Fowler) being led to prison by the Provost (Oberon K.A. Adjepong). The Provost holds Claudio by a long thin rope (pulling against it, the yellow-jumpsuit-clad prisoner looks delightfully and incongruously like a bright balloon), which he tugs to hurry Claudio along, and unspools to let him approach his friend Lucio (Haynes Thigpen). In the movement of the rope, and in Claudio's corresponding freedom or restriction, we see the Provost's inward struggle between sympathy for his prisoner and sense of duty. Later, in the prison itself, Isabella tells her brother of Angelo's offer. It's is a painful scene: Claudio asks his sister to take the bargain that would more or less destroy her, and Isabella retorts that he deserves to die. Yet here, the dynamics are so well sketched that each line represents a development. At first they cling together, appalled at the awfulness of their situation. Then, Claudio's voice changes, as he wheedlingly floats the idea that illicit sex cannot really be "damnable" if one "so wise" as Angelo wants it. Isabella responds with fury and disgust. To her, the Duke's deputy is a monster—he has grabbed her, coerced her, made her feel her own powerlessness as a woman in the world. To hear her brother take his part is more than she can bear. Her "Die, perish!" is the cry of someone hollowed out by betrayal—not a righteous exclamation so much as an existential wail. On the page, Isabella can come across as a prude or a zealot, valuing sexual purity and religious devotion over the messy demands of life in-the-world. Reading this scene, I lose sympathy for Isabella. Watching it, I wept for her.
Moments later, I was beaming, as I witnessed her give her full trust to the Duke (Jonathan Cake), disguised as Friar Lodowick, who has overheard the siblings' exchange. The improbable scheme he proposes, to send Angelo's spurned fiancée to his bed in her place, provides Isabella and her brother with a lifeline. More than that, though, Cake's bouncy, comically optimistic Friar/Duke puts the would-be nun instantly at ease, and it is a pleasure to watch the two collaborate.
What's remarkable in all this is how carefully and particularly each relationship is realized: the whole is constructed out of its intricate and well-made parts, rather than by conforming to a larger controlling thesis or idea. A prospective theatergoer might expect the company to draw analogies between Shakespeare's Vienna and America in 2017, given the play's thematic content: a sudden change in leadership, rule by a sexual predator who claims to embody (and to be above) the law, flashes of religious zeal and hints of a public health crisis and a severe economic divide. On the whole, however, the production sketches its own world, without trying to map itself, point-for-point, to our own.
Which is not to say the show lacks relevance, even urgency. Measure for Measure is a problem play in part because it raises—and refuses to answer—moral and political questions that are perennially relevant, in some eras more sharply than others. These questions, however, emerge from very specific relationships and storylines. Angelo's hypocrisy, and his conversations with Escala and Isabella raise the question of whether the law can ever be truly impersonal, since it is necessarily embodied in flawed and self-interested persons. The scene of bitter conflict between Claudio and his sister raises the question of what life itself is worth, and what we owe the people we love. The murderer Barnadine's trajectory raises the question of whether punishment (or forgiveness) can be meaningful, if they cannot effect inward reform. Barnadine (Zachary Fine) refuses to be executed, and his captors all agree that they cannot behead a man in his mindset, since to do so would be to kill soul as well as body. He is finally pardoned by the Duke—in an act that may undermine all the other acts of pardon (pegged, as they are, to the expectation of reform) at the play's end. And the Duke himself, the irresistible, theatrical, ever-plotting "fantastical duke of dark corners," raises thorny problems: is rule by surveillance and deception excusable, if it leads to order? Is reform achieved through manipulation any reform at all? Perhaps the play's biggest, simplest question—how to rule and be a person at the same time—is embodied in the Duke, but also in Angelo, his fellow deputy Escala (January LaVoy), and the Provost. It is in the terrific particularity of these characters, brought to life by these actors, this Measure for Measure's 'problems' come to have immediate, palpable intellectual and emotional weight.
Where Godwin and his company do innovate is in the show's frames. There are two, and each offers a very different lens through which to see the play's action. The first precedes the play itself. The audience enters the theater through a labyrinth of red-lit backstage hallways, where shadowy figures draped in gold or dressed in bondage gear smile suggestively and sex toys line the walls. The stage itself, at first, feels continuous with this world: it is set up as a giant banqueting table, heaped with gold tinsel and balloons. As the audience sits, pounding music plays (Jane Shaw's compositions, played by Drew Bastian, Robert Cowie, and Osei Essed, are a highlight of the show; they include settings of several Shakespeare sonnets), while the backstage figures burst onstage for a lurid dance. At the song's end, one man is left alone onstage. Looking deflated, he rolls up his sleeve, shoots up, and then pulls the giant table runner over his head and collapses into oblivion. The play opens with this figure—the Duke—waking with a start, to find his counselor Escala bending over him with unsurprised concern; this has happened before. This elaborate frame offers a fresh interpretation of the Duke's decision to cede power to Angelo. He does not only want to test the other man's reputation for virtue, or implement strict laws he himself has let go unenforced for many years. He wants to get clean. This interpretation is a mixed success. On the one hand, it presents Vienna as immersive stew of sex and drugs, a city whose pleasures and dangers draw in noble and lowlife (and audience) alike. On the other, it muddies the play's already murky moral waters, since it makes the Duke into a version of Angelo: an acutely self-aware sinner who nonetheless seeks to flush out and punish others' sins. As the Duke, Jonathan Cake is kinetic, charming, enormously fun to watch—but in the final scene, in which he reclaims his authority to dole out reprieves and punishments, it's hard to feel confidence in his rule. We have learned to trust him as a schemer and a plotter and a conjurer-of-schemes, not as the embodiment of justice. He is a magnificent director, but a dubious Duke.
The second frame comes after intermission. The stage has been transformed into a nightclub, with an onstage band and a tousle-headed, honey-voiced chanteuse (Merritt Janson) who purrs into her microphone, "Hello, Vienna… For those that are new—I'm Mariana. Welcome to the Moated Grange." And then we're back in the play, as she offers a full-throated rendition of "Take, O, take those lips away." This re-imagining of Angelo's spurned fiancée is a stroke of genius, offering something entirely missing from Shakespeare's text: a positive model of femininity outside of the patriarchal restrictions of marriage, the exploitative economics of the brothel, or the cloistered space of the convent. Shakespeare's Mariana lives apart—a moated grange is literally a farmhouse surrounded by a moat—but Janson's is a woman in public, a performer, turning heartbreak into art.
Near the play's end, the Duke publicly questions Mariana: "Are you married?… Are you a maid?… A widow, then?" She answers no, each time. The duke responds, "Why, you are nothing then." Measure for Measure lays out the problem of being a woman in a society that defines women primarily in relation to men. They are maids, wives, or widows—or they are whores or nuns. For most of the action of the play, though, Isabella and Mariana occupy none of these roles: the one not quite a nun, the other not quite a wife. For this span of time they are, perhaps, most fully themselves. The ending, then, represents a loss; as it folds them into the marriages, it softens their jagged particularity. The company handles this ending beautifully. Ricketts' Isabella—silent throughout most of the final scene—responds to the Duke's offer of marriage with a burst of wordless delight. It feels like the natural outgrowth of her rapport with Lodowick, but also like an active choice: a decision to join life in the world, rather than to seclude herself. By contrast, Janson's Mariana cannot choose. She loves the awful Angelo, whether she wants to or not. "I crave no other, nor no better man," she tells the Duke, her voice clear and firm. We may not want her to get what she wants, but the frankness of her love, in the end, feels like a kind of grace. Even the least deserving—even Angelo—may be forgiven.
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Before joining The Assembly, David H. Mortimer worked at Kuhn-Loeb & Co., an investment bank. At The Assembly, Mr. Mortimer has overseen more than eighty national projects on domestic and international topics. He was also responsible for several books publishing arrangements. He has been involved in every aspect of the planning, implementation, and follow-up of 100 regional programs led by The Assembly with various institutions across the United States, Asia, Canada, and Europe.
Mr. Mortimer oversees The Assembly's relations with Columbia University, its affiliate and fiscal agent, and has been responsible for the organization's financial stability and institutional health. He oversaw The Assembly's capital campaign and established the major part of its endowment fund. More recently, he has been responsible for many of The Assembly's most successful domestic projects, a number of which have spawned subsequent national programs.
Mr. Mortimer has also been actively involved in a variety of private initiatives. He was part of a delegation that met with the presidents of Hungary, Romania, and the former Yugoslavia to discuss their respective government's relations with the United States. He was also invited as part of a delegation by the Chinese government to tour the country and meet with governmental officials.
Mr. Mortimer was appointed commissioner of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission and presently serves as its president. He is the former Vice-chairman of Scenic Hudson, Inc., and is the director of the Scenic Hudson Land Trust, one of the county's largest land trusts dedicated to preserving open space. He also serves on the board of the New York Military Academy and serves as president of the Mary W. Harriman Foundation.
Mr. Mortimer serves on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Visiting Committee of the Department of European Paintings. He has been involved in various capacities with the Whitney Museum, the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, New York Council for the Humanities, the Economic Club, among other organizations. In addition, Mr. Mortimer is affiliated with several membership organizations, including The Council on Foreign Relations.
He is married to Shelley Wanger, a senior editor at Pantheon and Alfred A. Knopf.


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It was awe-inspiring. I literally had goose bumps. To be in the presence of the Great Buddha of Kamakura was an experience I will never forget. I count it as one of the great spiritual experiences of my life because of the presence that was there.
To give one a sense of the size of the statute, I am including the picture below. The Kaibutsu sits in a large courtyard at the base of a hill. The Buddha, constructed almost 800 years ago, was at one time in a temple complex, but those buildings were washed away in a typhoon over 500 years ago. Since then, it has sat on its base in the open air.
We were fortunate to get there early in the morning before the tour buses started arriving. As we walked back down the street to the train station, we saw several of them plying their way up the hill. People come from all over the world to see this amazing work of art. Later in the day, we saw three Thai Buddhist monks in their saffron robes who had come to see the Daibutsu and were then seeing other sights in the city.
On the way back down the hill to the station, we decided to take an unplanned side-trip to see the Hase-Dera Temple, which belongs to the Jodo sect of Buddhism. (We have learned that there are a number of sects of Buddhism in Japan.) The temple is most famous for its huge wooden "Kannon," said to be the tallest wooden statue in Japan. We weren't allowed to take pictures, but this is one I picked the one below off the Internet. The legend is that the image is over 1000 years old and washed ashore at Hase, where a temple was subsequently built to house it.
We took dozens of pictures on the temple grounds. The following are a sampling of them:
|Small stone images of Jizo. There are said to be 1000 such statues gathered around the statue of the Mizuko Jizo, who looks after still-born and aborted children or children who died at an early age.
|A view out over Kamakura and the ocean
The temple's sutras are stored in a rotating drum known as a rinzô, the largest such rotating sutra storehouse in the region. It employs a concept central to Himalayan Buddhism; by turning the wheel, one gains the spiritual benefit as if one had read all the sutras (Buddhist texts). This is not seen nearly as commonly in Japan as in Nepal and Tibet, but the belief and the practice do exist in Japanese Buddhism as well.
|The rinzo
It was an amazing morning, and the day was not even half over. We would be meeting our guide at 12:30 and spend the afternoon at three Zen temples and a Jinga shrine - subjects for the next post.
|The train we took back and forth between our hotel, Kamakura and Hase
|Today's Engrish-ism


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Puma Energy Asia Sun (P.E.A.S), a joint venture between Puma Energy, the global mid and downstream energy company, and Asia Sun Energy (ASE), a local company experienced in logistics and trading in Myanmar, recently celebrated the opening of its petroleum products terminal at Thilawa port, southeast of Yangon. This $92 million investment into the country's largest and most modern petroleum products terminal is a first of its kind for the petroleum industry in Myanmar, which has just opened up to foreign direct investment in this area. With a fuel storage capacity of 91,000m³, the Thilawa terminal is the largest and most modern refined products import terminal in Myanmar. Its storage facilities cater for a range of petroleum products, including commercial fuels (Mogas 95 and 92, low sulphur Diesel), HFO (heavy fuel oil typically used for power generation), bitumen and jet fuel.
"Puma Energy Asia Sun has invested close to USD100 million in this vital fuel infrastructure to support the long-term economic development of the country. The Thilawa terminal will support Myanmar's increasing need for transport fuel and contribute towards the nation's development," said David Holden, General Manager of Puma Energy Asia Sun.
P.E.A.S has hired 80 full-time staff the majority of whom are local hires. They have received training to ensure the reliable supply of high quality products handled to international safety standards.
"We are proud to set a standard in the industry with our infrastructure, modern quality control processes and independent on-site lab. We are confident that these unique features will establish Puma Energy Asia Sun as a reliable provider of high quality fuels in Myanmar," said Win Kyaw, Chairman of Puma Energy Asia Sun.
The Puma Energy Asia Sun terminal is the first in Myanmar to be built to American Petroleum Institute (API), American Society Mechanical Engineering (ASME) and National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) international guidelines for construction, safety and environmental standards. Some of the site's unique features include sophisticated fire-fighting systems, a robust emergency management plan and containment systems.


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In defence of Lyons..
In response to this here blog post, I feel the need to share the following;
A tea mug with an owl called Tom. From Lyons. I rest my case.
In case anyone is wondering, I prefer Lyons, with a minimal drop of milk, or sometimes even black. It must be a mug, because a wee cup is just too small. The tea bag must be removed before adding the milk (otherwise, I can tell from the taste). It tastes better if you call it tae (pronounced 'tay'), and often the tea is a bit too wet to have without a yummy digestive biscuit.


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This isn't really a terrible card despite its initial impact. Yes, it's a 2/2 for 4 with no evasion. On that basis alone, it's pretty bad, but there are other factors here. Imagine it as a Shock stapled to a Forest Bear. It`s like that other 2/2 for 4 that does damage when it dies: Shock Troops. The main difference of course being that you can blow up Shock Troops whenever you want and it can target creatures. This card has to die by some other means and can't hit creatures, but it gets a bonus to attack and its damage is variable. It basically asks your opponent if they want to keep taking 4 damage, discard a card and lose 2 life, or sacrifice a creature (probably) and lose 4 life.
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text: We present a method for evaluating the discriminative power of compact feature combinations (blocks) using the distance-based scoring measure, yielding an algorithm for selecting feature blocks that significantly contribute to the outcome variation. To estimate classification performance with subset selection in a high dimensional framework we jointly evaluate both stages of the process: selection of significantly relevant blocks and classification. Classification power and performance properties of the classifier with the proposed subset selection technique has been studied on several simulation models and confirms the benefit of this approach.


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How I Won the Election -- in Virginia: I was pretty terrified of a George Allen Presidential campaign. It's why I dedicated a good part of my blogging over the summer to the then basically unreported story of Allen's denial of his Jewish ancestry, and apparent antisemitism. I'll give Webb the credit for the 8,000 vote difference, but excuse me if I feel a little of personal pride every time I think of "Senator Webb." I've also really grown to really respect and admire Jim Webb. Hell be a damn fine Senator. And a Vice-President Webb wouldn't be such a bad thing, either.
This was an unusual campaign for me. I usually get much more involved on the ground. This time, I worked in different ways -- lots of letter writing and I was blogging a lot -- but it may have been the biggest contributions I've made. I can't prove it -- at least not without asking one reporter why she asked a certain question -- but I feel like a played a part in helping George Allen beat himself. On the other hand, I couldn't help Andrew Hurst get elected to Congress. I still think if the Democratic Party had given him some money at the right moment, it could have made a huge difference.
When one considers the war chests that the Presidential candidates have, the notion that some candidates might have had a real shot of winning if they'd gotten some monetary support -- well, it's very disappointing. Hillary Clinton held on to millions -- although she gave $2.6 million to fellow Democrats, she held on to much more, and spent an absurd sum on a race that was in the bag. John Kerry held on to a large sum, as well -- for a Presidential run that probably went up in smoke during the final days of the '06 campaign. I understand that they do campaign hard for the money they raise, and Sen. Clinton may believe she was quite generous. Still, Kerry and Clinton both lost friends in the blog set for not being more generous.
Senator Clinton will be the front-runner as the primary season begins in a little more than year. I, for one, am anxious to see how well she does at making the case for her Presidency. I haven't made up my mind which candidate I expect to support in the primaries, but I promise to get much more involved on the ground.
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... in no more than Rp 10.000!! (USD 1)
What you need: Unused magazine; double tape (USD 0.6); ribbon +- 4 meters ($ 0.2); clothes hanger; scissor.
PS: knot the ribbon at the last intersection of the paper-pipes *ah bingung jelasinnya pake Inggris... pokok'e di perpotongan pipa yg terakhir, tuh pitanya diiket ya kawan, biar gak mlengse2 *halah apa ya bhs Indonesianya*
Looks easy, huh? :D I was just thinking to buy a scarf hanger, and I thought, why not making it? From CRAP to CRAFT!! Hahaha...
I made this yesterday. Now it's still okay. I am a little bit worried about the plastic hanger (well, the magazine-paper-pipes are not things to be worried, they're strong u know..)
I hope the plastic hanger could resist the weight of my scarves. And I need to make more coz there are still many more scarves in my wardrobe that's sooo messy!


text: Tear World by Wooing Quirky There's nothing in this world that an excess of roughshod guitar riffs mixed with sweet female vocals can't solve as Wooing demonstrate with their quirky song "Tear World". It's not your standard fare but it's none the worse for that. www.facebook.com/wooingband Review date: April 29 2017 Reviewer: Bluesbunny


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The biggest-selling UK Country act of all time, The Shires, unveil their brand new video to their single 'Guilty'. A riot of colour and with a playful narrative, this is the perfect visual for their new single which has already been described as a "Toe-taping sing-a-long hit".
Filmed on location in LA, the video sees Ben and Crissie playing petty criminals carrying out crimes in a laundrette, an American diner and eventually driving off in a police car, Bonnie and Clyde style.
"From the moment we read the initial concept, we knew this video was going to be a lot of fun to shoot. We got to act a little more in this video – I even got handcuffed but the police. The location for the shoot was really cool, it was set at The Pink Motel in LA which has an 80's vibe to it, with the bold, bright colours and a slight nod to 'Stranger Things' which we love!" Crissie Rhodes, The Shires
The new single 'Guilty' was released last Friday, March 9th 2018 and is the first track taken from their highly anticipated third album 'Accidentally on Purpose', due for release on 20th April 2018 through Decca Records.
The infectious country/pop track 'Guilty' was written by the band during their trip to America last year and had it's World Exclusive 1st play on Radio 2 last week.


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United States District Court, D. Minnesota
November 21, 2017
United States of America, Plaintiff,v.Ian Scot Laurie, Defendant.
S. Doty, Judge.
matter is before the court upon the motion for a new trial
and an extended briefing period by defendant Ian Scot Laurie.
Based on a review of the file, record, and proceedings
herein, and for the following reasons, the court denies the
October 26, 2017, a jury convicted Laurie of five counts of
distribution of child pornography, and the court denied
Laurie's motion for judgment of acquittal. Laurie now
moves for a new trial on several grounds and requests an
additional thirty days to fully brief the issues.
Standard of Review
On the
motion of a defendant, "the court may vacate any
judgment and grant a new trial if the interest of justice so
requires." Fed. R. Cr. P. 33(a). The court has broad
discretion to grant a new trial, but should do so "only
sparingly and with caution." United States v.
Dodd, 391 F.3d 930, 934 (8th Cir. 2004).
Motion for New Trial
Prejudicial Effect of the Term "Child
first argues that the court erred in denying his motion to
prohibit the use of the term "child pornography"
at trial because it was unduly prejudicial and inflammatory.
The court disagrees.
the term "child pornography" is a term that
accurately describes the pictures and videos Laurie
distributed. Second, prohibiting counsel and witnesses from
using the term "child pornography" would have
unnecessarily distracted the jurors from the evidence.
Finally, Laurie provides no case law in support of his theory
that the use of "child pornography" or similar
terms is so prejudicial as to constitute error.[1] Even assuming
that the use of the term "child pornography" is
prejudicial, the evidence against Laurie was substantial, and
the jury's verdict would have not likely changed even if
the term were excluded. See United States v.
Bentley, 561 F.3d 803, 810-11 (8th Cir. 2009) ("We
have ... declined to reverse the trial court even when terms
such as 'monster, ' 'sexual deviant, '
and 'liar' are used, when the weight of the
evidence was heavy and there is no reasonable probability
that the verdict would have changed absent the comments
....") (citation and internal quotation marks omitted)
(second omission in original). Therefore, a new trial is not
warranted on this basis.
Rachel Boggs's Testimony
next argues that it was error to allow non-responsive
testimony from government witness Rachel Boggs.[2] Laurie contends
that Boggs's testimony was prejudicial because she
referred to his prior arrest and alleged that he took a
salacious and non-consensual photo of her. He further argues
that the government's failure to adequately warn Boggs
not to testify as to these matters amounts to prosecutorial
court notes that Laurie failed to object to the testimony and
did not move to strike it from the record. Although the court
agrees that Boggs's testimony could be deemed
non-responsive, it does not believe that it unduly prejudiced
the jury. First, the jury was instructed that "the
defendant is not on trial for any act or any conduct not
specifically charged in the indictment." ECF No. 100 at
7. The court believes that this instruction was sufficient to
ensure that the jury did not improperly consider Boggs's
testimony about Laurie's past conduct. Second, as already
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St. Claire Winery Wedding in Las Cruces, NM | Keim & Christy/ Lindsay Davenport
Relaxed, beautiful and smooth. These are three words that come to mind when I think about Keim and Christy's wedding day. I arrived to the hotel to photograph Christy and her girl's getting ready to find them so relaxed and joyful. I was pleased to discover throughout the rest of their day that this would be the theme. I can say that their wedding was the very first to actually go ahead of schedule. Yes, that's right! Amazing, right!?
Both she and Keim were so easy to work with and just downright excited. I'm fairly sure that the confidence they had in each other overflowed into the preparedness and joy of their wedding day.
The weather was a lovely 80-degrees, clear skies and just begging for a couple to marry before the Organ Mountains in Las Cruces. They chose a beautiful venue, St. Claire Winery, that created such a memorable, scenic view for the couple to marry.
Just moments before Keim watched Christy walk down with her two sons escorting her, he was greeted by a tap on his shoulder. He turned around in the vineyard to find his soon-to-be wife smiling from ear-to-ear. Their first look was priceless, and so romantic in the vineyard! I love first looks for this very reason that couples can spend a moment taking it all in by themselves. I only like to think I'm invisible in these moments, and then when they look my way, they give me the signal that they're ready for some pictures! And we did just this. They walked away from their wedding with plenty of joyful, beautiful and sweet husband and wife photos.
In addition to, Keim's reaction to seeing Christy arm-in-arm with her two sons was precious.
It's truly couples like Christy and Keim who make shooting weddings so joyful for me! I can easily say their wedding was the most relaxed wedding I've ever shot, and I am so happy that they found each other!
After an, "I do", a kiss and a picture or two in front of the Organ Mountains, Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil found themselves dancing under the night stars with their closest friends and family. Their purple details decorated the tables, and their smiles never ceased.
Congratulations Keim & Christy! Your day was magical and so much fun to be a part of!


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Accounts Receivable Collections Specialist
Keter Environmental Services is a full-service waste and recycling management company operating on a national platform. The Keter team is made up of real estate, financial, and environmental professionals that understand the complexities of commercial and municipal properties and the unique challenges they present. Keter specializes in developing value-based solutions and working with all stakeholders to implement and maintain the most efficient, sustainable, and economical solution for each individual property's waste stream. Keter's mission is to empower people and leverage technology to optimize diversion and efficiency.
The Accounts Receivable Collections Specialist is responsible for managing outstanding AR and working with customers to secure payments on delinquent accounts.
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- Collects Accounts Receivable for assigned region.
- Assures timely collection of open account balance by monitoring AR and managing/prioritizing account portfolio.
- Contacts customers by phone/email to collect outstanding debt.
- Researches contact information and resolves discrepancies for all assigned accounts.
- Responds to daily customer calls and inquiries.
- Accounts receivable analysis and reporting.
- Maintains accurate records and notes.
- Processes credit card and ACH payments on the Keter website.
- Has PVR collection notes entered into MAS- follows up on action items.
- Attends daily huddle calls.
- Works with regional manager to collect delinquent accounts.
- Provides Billing Specialist with updated account information.
- Works with Cash Applications to ensure payment is properly applied.
- Bachelor's Degree /Associates Degree in Business area or Accounting strongly preferred.
- Proven track record with minimum of 3 years of experience in accounts receivables and billing processes. Prior experience managing high-volume portfolios.
- Solid Customer Service experience; ability to interact with a variety of people in a positive, courteous and professional manner.
- Excellent negotiation and decision making skills; critical thinker by nature with great attention to detail.
- Must possess excellent organization, time management and communication skills. Ability to prioritize tasks.
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text: We first go told that we were have a science test, practising the questions, we got the chance to sit the practise questions. We first started by doing a 10 question test, we then cared onto the year 5 paper. Overall, I would have to say that I am feeling confident, for tomorrow! I can't wait, I have been practising all night for this!


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If you like the colour pink, you'll definitely LOVE this collection. This is the second phase of Colourpops Spring collection!
The first product I'm going to swatch is the face palette.
This palette is called done deal. It comes with a pinky blush and a highlighter. I've reviewed a few of Colourpop's face palettes before. If you're interested in a more detailed review you can read it here.
Now lets look at my personal favourite, the lip products!
This collection comes with a matte lip and 2 satin lips.
From top to bottom, these shades are: Love Muffin, Chandelier and Fresh Cut.
Love muffin – Pastel baby pink. This was previously released as a mini in the Valentines collection.
Chandelier – True salmon pink.
Fresh Cut – True blue pink. (MATTE)
These pinks look so pretty!! Such lovely spring colours. They are not streaky as well and they look so lovely on the lips. Doesnt dry out my lips at all.
Last but not least is the Forget me not highlighter.
Colourpop describes this as an icy pink. It was a bit sheer when I was swatching it so it took awhile for me to build it up. It would be lovely for a subtle highlight!!
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I actually keep a "wish list" of movies that I'm hoping will come out one day on blu-ray. The list is always getting longer or shorter depending on what titles get announced; but one film that has always stayed on the list since I started it is 1998's Blade with Wesley Snipes.
I LOVE that movie, and this is coming from someone, who, as you know, is not a "comic book" guy.
Well finally I can scratch the title off my list now that Warner Home Video has announced that Blade is finally coming to Blu-ray on June 19th. Well actually there are two other versions that have been out on blu-ray DVD already, but they had to be disquailifed.
One was a Canadian blu-ray that wasn't in the film's correct screen aspect ratio; and the second was a Dutch blu-ray DVD, which I once almost gave in and bought, but decided not to.
But finally we are now getting Blade in its correct screen aspect ratio, and in English to boot. Now word yet though as to extra features on the release.
However, the weird thing is that WHV is also releasing the third Blade film, Blade Trinity on blu-ray on the same day; but there's no mention of Guillermo Del Toro's Blade II which is a pretty solid film in its own right.
Hopefully news about a blu-ray release of that film will be coming later.
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Eupatrid Sentence Examples
- At Athens, at any rate after Aristides, the eupatrid was neither better nor worse off than another man.
- It is not probable that the Eupatrid families were all autochthonous, even in the loose sense of that term.
- 25) says of Alcibiades that his grandfather was a Eupatrid and his grandmother an Alcmaeonid, which suggests that in the 5th century the Eupatrids were a single clan, like the Alcmaeonids, and that the name had acquired a new signification.
- A pursuit of these two suggestions has established the probability that this "Eupatrid" clan traced its origin to Orestes, and derived its name from the hero, who was above all a benefactor of his father.