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Jewish-American writer Anzia Yezierska published Bread Givers in 1925. The three-volume novel is set in New York City's Lower East Side and tells of a young girl growing up in a family of Jewish immigrants. Sara is ten years old and the daughter of parents from Poland in the Russian Empire. It is the 1920s with three main settings used throughout the novel. The first is Manhattan's Hester Street where the Smolinsky family settles upon arriving in America. Reb, the patriarch, purchases a grocery store in Elizabeth, New Jersey providing another setting, and finally there is the college which Sara eventually attends.The school goes unnamed but is clearly removed from the settings of the Jewish immigrant experience.
Yezierska's use of settings defines the mood and personality of Sara. Hester Street is made up of communities that, to some extent, attempt to recreate the European communities from which the immigrants came. Sara's area is a safe haven, of sorts, as it breeds familiarity. Elizabeth, New Jersey, on the other hand, is a rural region, relatively speaking, where unlike in the city, agriculture is a significant part of the economy. There are immigrant farm workers who appear Americanized. This type of community makes Sarah and her mother long for the close-knit environment of the Lower East Side tenements. Sara becomes further removed from her culture when she departs for college. She has difficulty relating to others her age and does better with those older than she is.
At the onset, the family has come to America seeking a better life. Sara has three sisters: Bessie, Mashah, and Fania, none of whom are employed as the story begins. Bessie has just suffered through another unsuccessful day of looking for work. Sara is preparing dinner for the family,as Mashah returns home in a happy mood having purchased flowers to accessorize her hat. Fania's anger is provoked when she discovers that her sister has spent ten cents frivolously, and she displays her frustration. This is not an atypical scene in the home of the Smolinsky family, where they are in a constant struggle to put food on the table. Reb is a highly religious man to the point of putting his religious activities above family time and dedication to holding a job. Sara's three older sisters are relied upon to somehow raise enough money to pay the family's expenses. Reb's wife, Shenah, eventually convinces him to clear his religious texts from the extra room in which he uses them so that the family can take in a border to raise some extra money. This, along with the three girls each finding work, makes things a bit less difficult with respect to finances. Even Sara is able to help by rummaging for unburned pieces of coal in ash piles.Eventually, Sara rejects this type of work and begins selling herring on the street, then using that money to purchase coal for the family.
The attitude and work ethic that Sara develops allows her to eventually study for many years to become a teacher and leave her father's home. She learns to persevere and ultimately achieves her objective. Reb, meanwhile, following tradition, arranges marriages for his three oldest daughters, none of which are based on love. The last of the three to be married is Bessie, whose husband is a fish seller with six children. In return for his daughter's hand, Reb receives five hundred dollars, which he uses to purchase a store in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Unfortunately, Reb is the victim of a shady business deal and loses the money. By the time Sara returns from college, the business no longer exists.
Eventually, Sara becomes estranged from her father and goes to work in a laundry, attends school, and lives in a dreary room. She declines an offer of marriage from the wealthy friend of the husband of one of her sisters, knowing that she could never be happy with him. This drives a further wedge between Sara and Reb. At college, Sara earns the respect of her professors, while never fitting in socially with her peers. In time, she realizes that the difficult experiences she has endured in life have made her well qualified for success in college. By the time she graduates and returns to New York for a teaching position, her mother is dying.
Shortly after the death of her mother, Sara's father remarries. Reb still refuses to work, and his new wife makes many financial demands upon his daughters. They refuse, and Reb becomes a gum seller as his health declines. At this point, the girls do a bit to help their father with the hope that he can find some semblance of peace in his life. Sara falls in love with Hugo Selig. Hugo asks Reb to help him learn Hebrew, which pleases Reb. Reb continues to be unhappy with his new wife and talks of divorce, adding that the Talmud would permit it in situations such as his. Sara asks her father to live with her, warning Hugo that Reb will dominate their lives. Hugo assures Sara that they will be all the more fulfilled from his presence in their lives.


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ScienceDaily — In the vast ocean where an essential nutrient -- iron -- is scarce, a marine bacterium that launches the ocean food web survives by using a remarkable biochemical trick: It recycles iron.
By day, it uses iron in enzymes for photosynthesis to make carbohydrates; then by night, it appears to reuse the same iron in different enzymes to produce organic nitrogen for proteins.
The bacterium, Crocosphaera watsonii, is one of the few marine microbes that can convert nitrogen gas into organic nitrogen, which (just as it does on land) acts as fertilizer to stimulate plant growth in the ocean. So the ocean's productivity is limited by nitrogen, which in turn is limited by scanty supplies of iron for the enzymes needed to make organic nitrogen.
This newfound capacity to conserve precious iron and use it in day-night shifts to satisfy two different metabolic demands reveals a surprising key to life on our planet, say scientists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). They reported their findings Jan. 10 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The scientists call the strategy "hot bunking," referring to ships that sail with fewer bunks than sailors on board. The bunks are kept continuously hot, as sailors finishing night shifts hop into bunks newly emptied by sailors arising for day shifts.
Crocosphaera uses iron-containing nitrogenase enzymes to convert dissolved nitrogen gas into organic nitrogen (a process called nitrogen "fixing"). As the sun comes up, the bacterium breaks down these enzymes, releasing iron that can be used to make photosynthetic enzymes needed to convert dissolved carbon dioxide into carbohydrates. When the sun goes down, many of the photosynthetic enzymes are broken down, releasing the iron again to be recycled into nitrogenase.
Crocosphaera belongs to a subgroup of bacteria called cyanobacteria. "They have a bit of a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde lifestyle: photosynthetic by day and nitrogen-fixing by night," said Mak Saito, a WHOI biogeochemist and lead author of the PNAS paper. Scientists previously knew cyanobacteria had this unusual dual-metabolic capacity, but they did not know how they could accomplish it with meager iron supplies.
The bacterium pays a price in energy needed to destroy and rebuild enzymes each day, but it's worth it to maximize the use of scarce iron. The scientists estimate that by using the hot bunking strategy, the organism can survive with about 40 percent less iron than it would otherwise need. It allows Crocosphaera to thrive and produce life-sustaining organic nitrogen in iron-poor waters that would otherwise be less productive.
The surprising abundance of cyanobacteria in the ocean was discovered in the 1970s by WHOI microbiologist Stanley Watson and his colleagues Frederica Valois and John Waterbury and, who later continued their pioneering research to elucidate cyanobacteria's critical ecological roles for the ocean and the planet. Crocosphaera watsonii is named after the late Dr. Watson.
Cyanobacteria have been notoriously difficult to culture in the laboratory. At WHOI, Waterbury, Valois and colleagues established methods to culture cyanobacteria routinely and reliably, and they maintain a collection of cyanobacteria cells in a new building called the Stanley W. Watson Laboratory. The collection is a sort of lending library of cells that provide cultures for scientists all over the world to study, including new generations of WHOI scientists working in the Watson Lab: Saito, graduate student Erin Bertrand, and lab associates Vladimir Bulygin and Dawn Moran.
They applied new biomedical research techniques to the study of the ocean: proteomics. As genomics studies the genes in an organism (its genome), proteomics studies the proteins made from instructions encoded in genes (its proteome).
"We wanted to know not only what could potentially be made from Crocosphaera's genome, but also what proteins Crocosphaera actually did make," Saito said.
A key part of the technique involves using mass spectrometers that distinguish and measure the various proteins in an organism by the infinitesimal differences in their masses. The researchers measured the inventory of iron-containing proteins during periods of dark and light. Nitrogen-fixing enzymes were largely absent during the day and present at night; iron-containing photosynthetic enzymes decreased during dark periods and reappeared during light periods. Thus, at any time of day, Crocsophaera required only about half the iron it would need if it maintained both sets of enzymes throughout the day.
To explore the implications of Crocosphaera's hot bunking ability, scientists at MIT -- Stephanie Dutkiewicz, Fanny Monteiro and Mick Follows -- used a numerical model that simulates global ocean circulation, biochemistry, and ecosystem dynamics. The model showed that Crocosphaera's ability to reduce its iron requirements allowed it to inhabit ocean regions with low levels of iron. It also allowed the same iron supply to support more growth of the cyanobacteria and more nitrogen fixation that supports other marine life higher up on the food chain.
Funding for the research came from the National Science Foundation, an Environmental Protection Agency Star Fellowship, the WHOI Ocean Life Institute, the NSF-funded Center for Microbial Research and Education, and the Center for Environmental Bioinorganic Chemistry at Princeton University. The paper was dedicated to co-author Vladimir Bulygin, who passed away in June 2010.Source: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/01/110110154649.htm
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Hello polish lovers!
So as my title suggests the Hallow e'en Challenge will not be beginning until October 8th, so that we will be posting each Tuesday and Thursday until October 31st. The new schedule is
So this is the plan now, I have the first challenge done and will post on the 8th, I had a couple done from last years challenge list which I can use for my #fallingfornailart challenge instead.
So, to show you a mani that I did last week and absolutely loved.
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I started with CG VIII, a great deep aubergine, 2 coats and topped with SV. Once this was totally dry I added my stamping from various images on the MM20 plate using Essie's Good as Gold, which is an awesome stamping polish! I coated with SV again and then used my OPI Matte Top Coat to finish it off. I have to say this was one mani I did not remove until it started to chip. For some reason I did not take a photo before I did the matte coat, so sorry about that, but I am super pleased with the result.
I will be back tomorrow with my next 33DC mani, which is Mexican(this was a bit difficult to decide on but I ended up doing a freehand that I liked).
Until tomorrow, polish happy!


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Those that know me would know I love a beverage or two. I am constantly carrying a bottle of wine (okay, maybe two) when I head round to friends' houses on the weekend. I also spend my fair share of time in hotels (#bloggerlyf) so I'm always sneaking a bottle into hotel rooms. Ain't nobody got time for the price of hotel minibars am I right?
I was kindly gifted a bag from Cool Clutch recently. I went for the Audrey in black (of course) the shape really reminds me of a Michael Kors bag. The Audrey was a lot bigger than I expected, but was perfect for that second bottle of wine I wanted to sneak in for my next staycay in the city!
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This development based exercise strategy was initially created for artists about a century back by Joseph Pilates, a German boxer, an athlete. In any case, pretty much anybody can profit by it—particularly for center preparing. Joining parts of the hand to hand fighting, yoga, move, and acrobatic, it comprises of around 500 exact, controlled developments that you can do on mats or extraordinarily planned gadgets, or with weight bars, practice balls, adaptable rings, or other gear. The activities increment center quality and steadiness, as well as the scope of movement, adaptability, and muscle, adjust.
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BIBA response to the Consultation Paper from the European Commission on the Compensation of victims of cross-border Road Traffic Accidents in the European Union
29th May 2009
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) is the UK's leading general insurance organisation representing the interests of insurance brokers, intermediaries and their customers.
BIBA membership includes 1700 regulated firms. Insurance brokers and intermediaries distribute nearly two-thirds of all UK general insurance. In 2007, insurance brokers and intermediaries generated £1.5 billion of invisible earnings and they introduce £22 billion of premium income into London's insurance market each year.
BIBA is the voice of the industry, advising members, the regulators, the Government, consumer bodies and other stakeholders on key insurance issues.
BIBA members provide professional advice to businesses and consumers, playing a key role in identification, measurement, management, control and transfer of risk. They negotiate appropriate insurance protection tailored to individual needs and operate to a very high standard of customer service with the aim of ensuring peace of mind, security, financial protection and the professional advice required.
Our responses to the 2 questions set out are as follows:
Question 1 – Compensation Award Options
BIBA chooses option 1, this is explained within the options below.
Option 1
Await the results and impact of application of the ROME II Regulation (EC) 864/2007
which came into force on 11 January 2009 and which in recital 29a) calls upon the
Member States to apply the "restitutio in integrum" principle:
"According to the current national rules on compensation awarded to victims of road
traffic accidents, when quantifying damages for personal injury in cases in which the
accident takes place in a State other than that of the habitual residence of the victim, the
court seized should take into account all the relevant actual circumstances of the specific
victim, including in particular the actual losses and costs of after-care and medical
BIBA Response:
This would appear to be the most straightforward and more workable of the options which in real terms is the truest form of putting the individual back in the same position they were in prior to the incident allowing for the lifestyle they enjoy in their member state.
Benefiting this further would be for each member state to contribute towards a form of central library indicating the level of compensation awards by their judiciary and/or insurance industry for their own countries. For instance, BIBA would see the UK lodging the JSB Guidelines to indicate the level of compensation awarded for the UK and we assume that all other countries have similar guidelines. This, combined with supporting documentation for other heads of claim, i.e. salary, medical reports, NHS charges, care claims, etc., should then result in a fair and accurate settlements.
If one of the two parties resides in the country where the accident took place then there seems an overriding view that this is where any action should take place. That would not of course address the innocent party who may reside in another EU territory. However in option 6 the option to go back to their home state to take action has some merit. In UK law where both parties have the option to choose another country where there is a logical reason and BIBA are sure that this would seem sensible. What we must ensure is that the compensation is fair and reasonable and that the innocent party is not prejudiced by this action.
Therefore option 1 with the proviso that takes account of the home states position that is to say state aid and compensation is taken into consideration.
We could see situations here where an insurer may opt for one state purely on the grounds of lower court costs and compensation awards. We are not sure however how the market will react as the majority of policies will have a jurisdiction clause and Rome II looks to over ride that to harmonise the position across all states.
Our understanding of this option is that liability for the accident/injury would be based on the law of the country in which the accident/injury occurred but the quantum would be assessed on the rules of the country where the victim normally resides. Lex fori rule applied in Harding v Wealands 2006 not a decision that found favour with other European courts.
We think it is right that when operating in any country you should be subject to the laws of that country and so it is right that in the event of an accident you are judged on the standards of fault or negligence of that country. However, the damages awarded should be an attempt to compensate you for the actual loss suffered. That loss will very much depend on the country in which you reside, as it will be influenced by the cost of medical and other care and the standard of living of that country.
By granting the court some discretion over this matter this should over come most anomalies and UK courts have not in the past had undue difficulties in applying the standards for liability for the country where the accident happened but applying the level of UK damages. We think this option will produce the most equitable solution ad can be reviewed in the light of future experience.
Option 2
Provide better information to people in cross-border situations such as a standardized
brochure explaining the main reasons for differences in compensation awards between
the Member States and the possibilities or options that exist to reduce or eliminate the
risk of unexpectedly low compensation. This brochure would be distributed via national
channels such as motor insurers' bureaux, automobile clubs and victims' associations.
BIBA Response:
This is not viable due to the volume of information that would need to be disseminated, the number of member states involved and the reliance on individuals promoting and distributing it.
Option 2 would be of little practical use. Very few people would read it as few visitors expect to have a serious accident when travelling abroad. The brochure to cover all members of the EU would be a very lengthy, difficult for the layman to understand and a nightmare to keep up to date. What would the person then be expected to do with the information? We think it unlikely that insurers would offer insurance cover to top up the compensation for individual states.
Option 3
Create European guidelines on the types of recognized compensation items and the way
these should be calculated. These guidelines could be used, especially in jurisdictions
with a great deal of judicial discretion in relation to assessment of damages, to assist
judges in assessing damages and to move towards a more harmonized system in the long term.
BIBA Response:
This is a good idea in theory but who is to decide what are the types of recognised compensation items and the way they should be calculated? As referred to above each country's system has been developed to reflect the circumstances of that country. Option 1 achieves much of the aims of this option but more constructively. We would agree that in the long term a more standardised set of recognised compensation items could be desirable but that should be the subject or a separate exercise and will take years to agree.
It would also be viewed as subjective and reliant upon the interpretation of individual Member States creating a conflict of views and create two systems for judges to adhere to.
Option 4
Set minimum EU standards for the types of recognized compensation items and the way
these should be quantified. This solution would not prevent Member States from
continued use of headings not caught by the minimum standards and therefore
differences between compensation levels would remain.
BIBA Response:
This option only partially solves the problem and this would not necessarily reflect the loss suffered by the victim. The minimum standard would presumably have to be the lowest figure of any state and so would not reflect the costs or circumstances of other countries.
Option 5
Create a table at the EU level detailing minimum awards per type of injury
(compensation for pain and suffering). Compared to option 4, only one of the many
damage award elements would be standardized.
BIBA Response:
Option 5 is marginally better than 4 but difficult to apply. In the UK there are only certain guidelines for Judges in assessing pain and suffering. Trying to produce a table would take years to agree and then how is it to be used if it is only for minimum standards.
What decides whether you award more? is it based on the awards of the country where the accident happened or where the victim lives. If the minimum standard is above the normal payment in that country do they have to increase their standards for an entirely domestic incident. How many types of pain and suffering are going to be in the table and will it be increased each year by inflation?
Ultimately it would be too difficult to standardise fairly across differing economic climates between Member States.
Option 6
Apply the law of the country of the victim's residence "lex damni" to claims of visiting
victims. This solution would provide the victim with compensation that is based on the
practice in the victim's country of residence. However, in cases where several victims
with different nationalities are involved in the same accident and the claim is settled
collectively in the country of the accident, several foreign laws would have to be applied.
BIBA Response:
In essence this is fair but would be automatically incorporated if Option 1 if taken up.
Option 7
Introduce a compulsory driver's insurance (the so-called first-party insurance) covering
also passengers travelling in the vehicle. Drivers' policies appear to exist in most
Member States and are sometimes even automatically included in third party liability
insurance policies. The idea is to make this type of insurance compulsory. In order not to
only address victims who are drivers, the scope of cover should be extended to all
passengers travelling in the vehicle of the driver.
BIBA Response:
This option is very little use. Not all victims are passengers in vehicles, what happens to pedestrians? If it is compulsory how do you set the limits, does it only apply if you travel outside your country of residence if so what happens if you have people from Germany and France travelling in your car in the UK? Will you be able to claim compensation in addition? If not surely that is removal of a very important right. If you could then you would be compensated twice. Therefore we do not support option 7.
Option 8
Introduce a system EU wide whereby visiting victims would settle their claims with their
own third-party liability motor insurer and, by applying the presumption that the accident
took place in the victim's country of residence, receive compensation in accordance with
the law of the country of their residence.
Such a system would require an agreement between insurers in order to determine
apportionment of costs, and to allow effective settling of accounts. Systems for so-called
direct settlement of claims already exist in many countries.
BIBA Response:
Interesting option but again assumes the victim has third party cover but of course they may not if they are a pedestrian. What happens if the eventual payer disagrees with the amount paid? This seems far too complicated to work and who pays the costs as in Spain and France the costs are generally not recoverable.
Where insurers enter into agreements for agents to handle claims voluntarily these can work but the service provider has an incentive to perform to retain the contract, which would not apply under this option.
We have concerns about the recovery aspect once the victim's Insurers have met and settled their Insured's claim and then the Member State has an issue with quantum and/or liability. This could be seen as too dictatorial rather than having open negotiation channels through the EU.
Question 2 – Limitation periods options
Biba supports three options (2,3,7) for limitation periods and we have answered 2,3 and 7 first.
Option 2 (see Option 2 with regard to compensation awards)
Provide better information for people in cross-border situations such as a standardized
brochure explaining the differences between limitation periods. This brochure would be
distributed via national channels such as motor insurers' bureaux, automobile clubs and
victims' associations.
BIBA Response:
A website that contained information on limitation periods would be helpful and should be constructed but we do NOT see this as a single solution as it would be very technical, particularly the UK law section. See additional comments below.
Option 3
Make it compulsory for third party liability insurers and their claims representative
appointed in accordance with Directive 2000/26/EC to inform claimants in cross–border
cases about the applicable limitation period as well as related procedures, failing which
responsibility might be established on the side of the insurer where the expiry of the
limitation period leads to the foreclosure of the right to claim.
BIBA Response:
Option 3 – This would be OK for seasonal travellers, however, could be confusing for any high frequency traveller visiting a number of different States.
It is a good idea, although at this stage the victim should have their own legal advice but it seems a sensible safeguard at little cost. Option 3 would be more beneficial if coupled with a minimum to be agreed but not less than 4 years.
One recommendation we would make is that there could be compulsory legal expenses cover included in motor policies where the vehicle is used outside its country of use covering the driver and passengers. This still leaves a gap with pedestrians, cyclists etc but goes some way to help what could be an enormous expense.
However we would like to move long term towards option 7 to wider consideration for a harmonisation of all personal injury time bar periods (not just motor) and that this should also be consulted upon, but we are aware this would take some years to achieve.
Option 7
Introduce a general European regulation on limitation periods that would provide for a
harmonized legal framework and which would deal with all important elements of
limitation periods (starting date, suspension and interruption, length, rules for disabled
and minors).
BIBA Response:
Unlike with the compensation awards, this element is not affected by the economic climate of each Member State, therefore, a standard regulation across all states seems to be the most structured and fair way to cater for all aspects of the claim and yet protect the claimant without prejudicing them with regards to unrealistic time periods. All of this is good as long as there is consultation and full agreement on what limitation is decided upon.
Option 7 is one of our chosen options, as to sit back and let the system resolve itself (option 1) is not realistic. We do have to have the option for the central time bar to be over turned on appeal, so is there potentially an appeals process in the event that if there is a failure and then the injured party is not disadvantaged. This option is a good solution for the Motor insurance issue and one that we should work towards although we are aware that this is a long term solution and also have concerns that there is a strong argument that wider consideration for a harmonisation of all personal injury time bar periods should also be consulted upon. (not just Motor).
Option 1
Do nothing since the negative impact of the current system on visiting victims is not
BIBA Response:
If one person is disadvantaged then it is significant to them. There should be a better option.
Option 2 (see Option 2 with regard to compensation awards)
Provide better information for people in cross-border situations such as a standardized
brochure explaining the differences between limitation periods. This brochure would be
distributed via national channels such as motor insurers' bureaux, automobile clubs and
victims' associations.
BIBA Response:
We feel that this is impossible. Whole text books could be written on the limitation periods in the UK alone and the exceptions and the courts still grapple with these problems from time to time and is not really viable for the same reasons with regard to compensation awards
Option 4
Create a rule setting the time frame within which the claim must be presented by the
visiting victim to the foreign liability insurer or its claims representative. This obligation
would be complementary to the reasoned offer procedure stated in Directive 2000/26/EC.
BIBA Response:
A viable option although this is more akin to a memorandum of understanding or gentleman's agreement, whereas Option 7 provides for more stringent regulation and clear parameters.
Forming the rule would be the problem and could take years and then there would need to be exceptions.
Option 5
Increase the limitation period for visiting victims, by granting them additional time in
order to reflect the fact that they have to organize their legal action from their country of
residence. This option presumes partial harmonization of national civil laws.
BIBA Response:
If you have a uniform limitation period, taking into account minors etc, as per Option 7, this would incorporate allowance for the additional time required for this element.
Some limitation periods are already long, 10 years in France or 30 years for serious or fatal accidents in Germany so extending them beyond these limits would be a problem for a number of countries such as Spain where it is generally 1 year. A minimum could be set of say 4 years.
Option 6
Create a rule according to which the limitation period is suspended as soon as the victim
has sent a claim either to the liable party, to the insurance company of the liable party or
to the national compensation body in cases where the vehicle was uninsured or
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Kobe Bryant has always looked up to Michael Jordan throughout his career as did many other players in the league. Kobe once faced off against the Chicago Bulls and remembers how they were on the floor against them:
Bryant, recalling his rookie season, said he was "getting schooled for the baseline dunk the first time I matched up with" Jordan at the United Center on Dec. 17, 1996.
"That was like the coolest thing, because I had seen that spin move so many times. I knew he was going to do it. But the timing on TV and in person are two completely different things. So he just spun right before I thought he was going to spin. I was like, 'Man, that was pretty cool.'"
"I think the biggest learning experience, though, was the first time we came out here," Bryant said, "and I think we had a [18]-point lead and then Scottie [Pippen] and Michael just said, 'That's enough.'
"I remember sitting there on the bench like, 'Man, they're covering so much ground. I don't even understand how this is possible. How Pippen can trap in the backcourt and then all of the sudden he's at half court and then all of the sudden he's getting a rebound at the rim. How is this physically possible?' That was probably the biggest lesson I learned."
Bryant has had a lot of mentors from Michael Jordan to Magic Johnson and this shows a great learning process from the young bloods to the veterans. Kobe has been passing on knowledge to the young players these days and its great to see his point of view when he was a younger guy.


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The organizers of ISN Frontiers 2018 do not accept liability including the event of cancellation of the meeting, for individual medical, travel or personal insurance and strongly advise the participants to take out health and travel insurance.
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The official language of the meeting is English. Presentations will be delivered in English and no translation service will be provided.
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Waltham/Boston -- November 19 -- Stating that physician-led teams are an essential element of high quality medical care, the Massachusetts Medical Society (MMS) today testified before the Joint Committee on Public Health in strong opposition to a number of legislative proposals that would allow increased, independent medical practice by a variety of non-physicians.
Several physicians, including Maryanne C. Bombaugh, M.D. and Hugh Taylor, M.D., chair and vice chair, respectively, of the Society's Committee on Legislation, testified on behalf of the organization. MMS also noted that these bills come at a time when health care delivery and payment models are moving towards integrated care models, in opposite direction of these bills.
"The movement toward accountable care organizations and patient centered medical homes requires integration and teamwork among providers to improve health care outcomes and reduce health costs," the Medical Society said. "Physicians bring to the team the highest level of training and preparation, and thus are best suited to guide the other members of the team."
Among the bills opposed by the physicians' association:
These companion bills would establish independent practice for all advanced practice nurses, thereby eliminating the statutory structure underlying the physician-led teams that form the basis of quality health care in clinics, long-term care facilities, hospitals, surgery centers, limited service clinics, and everywhere patients receive medical care.
"The primary impact of these bills," MMS testified, "would be to eliminate requirements for collaboration between the Boards of Medicine and Nursing in structuring how physicians and nurse practitioners are to integrate their practices. Advance practice nurses would be subject solely to the oversight of the Nursing Board." MMS further stated that "without connection to a physician-led team, as required now in law and in regulations, nurse practitioners may engage in solo practice with no limits on the medical services they provide and without the resources and safety net inherent in teams."
MMS noted that the rationale behind the desire for independent practice by nurses is that the state and nation are facing shortages in primary care physicians. But MMS said "substituting NPs for doctors cannot be the answer. Nurse practitioners do not have the substance of doctor training or the length of clinical experience required to be doctors. Nothing in the legislation recognizes these limits in training and experience."
These companion bills would allow the establishment of a Committee on Midwifery, within the Board of Registration in Medicine, to license and regulate professional midwives. However, the Board of Registration in Medicine, which by statute regulates and oversees the practice of medicine in the Commonwealth, would have no oversight of the Committee on Midwifery, thereby allowing the Committee to set its own rules and regulations.
"The MMS strongly supports a role for the Board of Registration in Medicine in oversight of the practice of medical care by non-physicians," the MMS testified, further adding that the bill does not provide "responsible oversight of currently unregulated lay midwifery but is rather the legalization of practices currently prohibited in the interest of women and children." MMS also noted that, while the bill refers to "certified professional midwives," these individuals are "in reality lay midwives with no nursing or medical training" and that the training standards for meeting the designation as a certified professional are "remarkably lower" than the academic standards for those credentialed by the American College of Nurse Midwives.
These proposed bills would expand the practice of optometrists by allowing them to treat all medically complex and potentially blinding eye diseases with the use of oral medications, including narcotics, without any supervision by a medical professional. They would also allow them to perform "non-invasive" surgery. In its testimony, MMS said that "optometry is a different profession from the treatment of disease, and that the prospect of optometrists treating disease through oral medications or performing any form of surgery on the eye or the face is not warranted based on the educational requirements for licensing." MMS further testified that it "strongly believes the legislature has a responsibility to protect the public from allied health professionals who seek to unnecessarily expand their scope of practice without a corresponding increase in education and training requirements."
These are identical bills that would extend the practice of podiatry beyond diagnosis, treatment, and surgery of the foot to the ankle and to "include but not exceed, portions of the fibula and tibia that directly relate to the ankle." The bill would also allow "partial" amputation of the foot, but it does not define what partial means. In its opposition, MMS said these bills offer "an unfortunate example of non-medical doctors seeking to practice medicine without having to undergo the educational and training requirements demanded of all medical doctors nor the surgical residencies of orthopedic surgeons." The Society further noted that "this legislation specifies no new minimum standards of education and training for podiatrists, except those that are set by the profession itself."
MMS recorded its opposition "in the strongest possible terms" to this bill, which it said would "create a new standard for state mandated action." This bill would require all psychiatrists to participate in MassHealth (Medicaid) "in all its forms and projects as a condition of licensure" and would establish a "caseload capacity for each individual, group, or facility." MMS stated that this approach to psychiatric care is "blind to the variety of practice settings in which psychiatrists work as well as their individual abilities, talents, and interests," and that the legislation "would set an unprecedented level of control over the professional lives of psychiatrists." In concluding its testimony on this bill, MMS pointedly asked the question, "Why would a legislature that champions the freedom and rights of all individuals even consider this bill?"
Complete testimony of the Massachusetts Medical Society may be found at www.massmed.org/testimony
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This autumnal-looking sweater changes colour in different weather
A colour-change sweater is now on sale which morphs from yellow to orange depending on the air temperature.
The Ice Knit comes from tech-loving clothing brand Stone Island.
It also comes in emerald green, which turns to military green, and ivory which transforms into a grey, officially called anthracite.
Previously colour-change technology, such as 90s' mainstay Global Hypercolor, reacted to the wearer's body temperature.
The Ice Knit is different because it reacts to the external temperature.
A Stone Island spokesman said: "Garments are created with a double knit construction: the outer face is made in an exclusive thermo-sensitive yarn that drastically changes colour when exposed to cold, while the inner one is in pure wool."
It means there are no awkward sweat-patch shapes in the contrasting colours, although it is still possible to make hand prints.
As well as the sweater, Stone Island's AW 17/18 range includes a zipped hooded-cardigan and a beanie hat.
Stone Island has a history of applying innovative design and tech to its fashions.
While the Ice Knit is the first thermo-sensitive sweater, the company's first such piece was the Ice Jacket which launched in 1989 and has evolved in different colours and styles since then.


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What I want to know is the difference between the development, scalability and cost of ASP.NET(C#) and Java.
I know that in most cases Java is slower than C#. But how much slower? I also know that to run .NET we need Windows(excluding Mono). Will the cost of the license be compensated with the hardware cost that is required by Java since it is slower?
Another thing I would like to know is what do we need to run a server. There's something about IIS and Apache. Is it free? And does Java run on other servers like the ones by Oracle and IBM.
Another concern I have is the development with APS.NET vs Java. Will it be much more difficult developing web application with Java? It will be something like Facebook, Stumbleupon or Twitter.
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A Clergy Day Apart is set for February 12, 2018, at Harvest Church in Byron from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Gathering time will begin at 9:30 a.m. This Day Apart, intended for all clergy in the South Georgia Conference, will offer mental, spiritual, emotional, and vocational renewal through the inspiring leadership of the Rev. Jerry Herships. In the midst of therapeutic laughter clergy will find fresh approaches to preaching so that we can be Alive Together in Worship.
Rev. Jerry Herships, a UMC pastor in the Denver, Colorado area, and Mrs. Claire Bowen, a corporate consultant and longtime member of Peachtree Road United Methodist Church in Atlanta, will be our guests for the day.
Jerry's story is intriguing: former bartender/stand-up comic/mall Santa hears God's call to leave the bright lights of show biz and dedicate his life to doing the Lord's work.
Jerry was born in Detroit and lived in both L.A. and Orlando, working in radio, television, and film. During Jerry's stand-up career, he worked with Dick Clark and Jerry Seinfeld and was a contract writer for Jay Leno. He earned his Master's of Divinity from Iliff School of Theology and was ordained in The United Methodist Church in 2009. Twice while in seminary Jerry won the Best Preaching Award.
Jerry was appointed to plant a new church, AfterHours Denver, in the downtown metro area, focusing on the poor and spiritually independent. He is Chief Love Monger and Lead Spiritual Entrepreneur of that faith and action community. AfterHours Denver currently hands out food, water, and communion to 700+ people each week in Civic Center Park. In recent years, AfterHours has been written about in the Denver Post, Denver's 5280 Magazine, and has been profiled on a number of network affiliates.
The topic for the Day Apart is, "That'll Preach! How to Make Your Message Stick." Jerry will explore his innovative techniques to engage all personality types through sermons. Clergy will walk away with practical knowledge to further engage your congregations.
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Every second counts when someone suffers from out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest. The Chino Valley Fire District has partnered with the Chino Valley Fire Foundation in an effort to increase survivability from sudden cardiac arrest by making Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) readily accessible in public places and making the Chino Valley a Heart Safe Community.
What is A Heart Safe Community
Heart Safe Community is a program designed to increase survivability from sudden out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. The intent is to strengthen the "chain of survival," as described by the American Heart Association, by recognizing and stimulating efforts by individual communities to improve their system to prevent sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) from becoming irreversible death.
The Heart Safe model allows cities, counties, and states the ability to establish a set of minimum criteria its communities must meet to achieve Heart Safe status.
Examples of such criteria include:
• Widespread CPR instruction
• Public access defibrillators
• Aggressive resuscitation protocols for first responders and area hospitals
There are no fees and no central authority governing the Heart Safe community program. It is designed to be an open source of best practices, lessons learned, and shared ideas to prevent death from cardiac injury.
Automated External Defibrillators
There are several AEDs in various community buildings throughout the Chino Valley, but more are needed.
The Fire District partnered with the Chino Valley Fire Foundation, the Chino Police Foundation, Chino Valley Medical Center, and the Chino Hills Police Department (San Bernardino County Sheriffs Chino Hills Substation) to show a unified commitment to making the Chino Valley a heart safe community.
Heart SAFE CHINO VALLEY (Automated External Defibrillators)
The Chino Valley Fire Foundation relies on donations to purchase Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) that can be placed throughout the Chino Valley.


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Josh Hutcherson stops by Whole Foods to grab some beverages to go on Sunday (March 27) in Los Angeles.
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Josh is a big supporter of democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders, and has been tweeting his enthusiasm for the candidate for weeks.
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Pros: Fuel economy; Warranty; Comfy well-built cabin; Owner cost
Cons: Limited rear headroom; Engine noise; Slow acceleration
The newly redesigned Hyundai Elantra's shabby look is now in the past. It was once the ugly duckling but now it emerges victorious with its head turning looks and as a leader in sales. The Elantra has shed its square, boring design for a more fluid coupe like design.
With its fresh runway worthy look and all of its available options, even the Elantra can become a near-luxury vehicle. Once nestled into its comfortable seats, you will find that it has a well-built cabin stocked full of amenities. Some materials used in the making of the cabin may not be class leading, but it still has an upscale look to them. The Hyundai Elantra is packed full of fun features and comes standard with an ipod®/USB and auxiliary jacks and XM® radio for your listening pleasure. You can even upgrade to the Elantra Limited without empting your bank account. The Elantra Limited gives you more head turning features such as side mirrors with turn signals, a power tilt and slide sunroof with sunshade, 17 inch alloy wheels, and a 7 inch Navigation system with available XM Nav Traffic®, XM Nav Weather™ and more while still beating most of its competitors prices by a landslide. Also available on the Elantra Limited is Proximity Key Entry with Electronic push button start which tends come in handy when your keys seem to have fallen into the black obis of your bag or coat pocket. So, empting your bag or pocket contents onto the hood of your car, or chasing spilt produce in the grocery store parking lot is a thing of the past.
Now, moving on to the more serious features. Every Hyundai Elantra comes standard with loads of safety features to reduce the risk of getting into and accident and minimizing your chance of serious injury in the event of an accident. These features include: Vehicle stability management; Electronic stability control; Traction control; Electronic brake-force distribution; Advanced driver and front passenger airbags and side airbags; Seat mounted front and rear passenger side curtain airbags; and Tire pressure monitoring system.
The Hyundai Elantra comes standard with a 1.8 liter DOHC, 4-cylinder engine with D-CWT (Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing) which has plenty of pep for day to day driving but tends to lack in umph. The Elantra may not be the fastest car on the market, but where it lacks in speed, it makes up for in fuel economy with an estimated 29 MPG city, and 40 MPG highway. There is also an Active ECO mode that when selected, the automatic transmission shift point and throttle response is adjusted to increase its fuel economy by up to 7 percent. With its low maintenance costs and less stops for petrol, it is safe to say that the Elantra can't disappoint in the cost effectiveness department.
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The high gas price bucks starts and stops with elected politicians. Now put politicians where theyÂve never been before. In the hot seat. Non-answers are no longer acceptable.
Politicians can do something to reduce foreign oil dependency and skyrocketing gas prices, but theyÂve done nothing so far. And theyÂll remain silent and inactive until the public shows their outrage and get pols to Âfess up to any "conflict of interests." If you donÂt, you have no one to blame but yourself when you get stiffed with high gas prices. America needs gutsy people and provocative media to get the word out and demand more made-in-USA energy sources.
The Foreign Oil Independence League (FOIL) will provide the tools. ÂMad as Hell Americans must offer the muscle.
Ask the right questions.
Log on to http://www.joinfoil.org. You will find this downloadable "Inquiry" to email, fax or mail to your representatives in Washington to rattle their cages about Washington's non-action that's causing high gas prices and blood-for-oil wars.
The "Inquiry" is the good old fashioned American way for you to get answers and help create a national debate to make all our elected politicians answerable, accountable and responsive to the need for made-in-USA energy sources.
What a great way to let public servants know that America can no longer afford to deny our foreign oil addiction and get off their gas.
1. There is a connection between terrorism, foreign oil and pipeline politics that's been threatening America for decades.
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2. Foreign oil producing countries fund terrorism?
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3. All Americans would be better off, safer and more secure if they could pump more USA made fuels into their car instead of foreign oil based gasoline.
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4. Cheap made-in-USA energy such as ethanol, wind, solar and biomass are available and happening, but at a snail's pace.
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5. Building a huge made-In-USA energy industry will create millions of well-paid US jobs that cannot be outsourced.
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6. Congress is throwing more than enough money at making made-in-USA energy readily available sooner than later.
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an obstetric instrument for use in large animals. It has a 3 feet long handle and a U-shaped endpiece with an eyelet for cord in the end of each arm. Suitable for trapping a limb and repelling or rotating all or part of a fetus.


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Such a stunning space to dine in!!!! What sweet friends you have to send you hand written thank you notes too :o)ReplyDelete
The pergola area the pergola area looks like a great place to dine. It's nice to see when you put effort into changing things that you can then enjoy it forever. Six years ago we added a sunroom on to our house which led us to a courtyard and more landscaping. We have never regretted it.ReplyDelete
Very nice transformation! Also, you have good friends to send written thank you notes. I like that!ReplyDelete
wow - the vines have really grown out - Artie - so beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Time ... patience. Yes.ReplyDelete
They definitely deserve applause for the nice selection of drinks here. After noticing some yummy bar bites strewn about on the tables we headed for dinner.ReplyDelete
Both of these photo looks excellent . Like it .ReplyDelete


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The UK is pushing for more investment opportunities in India, connecting entrepreneurs from both the countries, a senior UK diplomat said today (16).
"We are trying to encourage investment rather than focusing on individual big deals," British deputy high commissioner, Bharat Joshi told reporters.
He was responding to a query on the impact of Walmart's acquisition of online retailer Flipkart for $16 billion last week. Elaborating, he said: "To be honest, all those big deals do not require involvement of government participation. They happen between businesses."
"What we are trying to do is connect entrepreneurs in both directions," he said.
In the biggest deal in the booming e-commerce sector, Walmart had on May 9 announced that it was buying 77 per cent stake in Flipkart for about $16 billion (Rs 1.05 lakh crore).
Joshi who would be leaving office in September upon completing his tenure, said it was an amazing experience to serve a diversified country like India.
"We have loved it. It is such an amazing country. I have fallen in love with India twice. First, when I had come in 1992 and got graduated and second in a different way (as deputy high commissioner)," Joshi who is of Indian origin, said.
On employment generation by Indian companies in the UK, he said: "5,500 jobs were created in the United Kingdom by Indian companies and one in 20 jobs in the formal sector was created by a UK company in India."
To a query on the outlook for current year, he said: "We will be doing a lot more in healthcare. I think, we will be seeing a lot more investments coming in digital healthcare, services in the Indian market."
Joshi noted that the investments from Tamil Nadu and Kerala were high in UK and lot of IT companies were setting up back offices for their global businesses. He said the high commission was also supporting the proposal to set up a Financial Services Centre of Excellence in Chennai, by Software Technological Parks of India along with government of Tamil Nadu.
"We are also supporting that process. We are looking at how we can use UK financial service expertise to help create that park," he said.
The role played by deputy high commission on the release of British nationals, Estonians and Ukranian sailors after their ship was impounded by local authorities of Tamil Nadu coast was also one of the highlights last year, he said.
"We were working with the group of people for four years. I am very happy that they were able to go back to their families (following their acquittal)," he said.
In November 2017, the Madras High Court acquitted 35 crew members of a private US Ship, Seaman Guard Ohio convicted for illegally entering Indian waters in 2013 with weapons. The arrested included 25 foreign nationals and 10 Indians.


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About two weeks ago I was lucky enough to receive an invite to ASOS' Epic Summer party by Access all Asos. After mulling over the idea of going alone for a few days, I decided to take the plunge, put on my big girl boots and head down to London all by myself. Being my first ever "blogger" event of any kind, I was a little (very) nervous about how it would go, especially since I knew absolutely no-one. Luckily, Patricia got in touch with me via twitter earlier in the day and we decided to meet up before hand so we didn't go alone. It didn't take long for us to find it, and before we knew it we had got chatting with three other girls who had also come solo.
The event itself was based around all things summer. As we walked in we were greeted with glasses of pimms and lemonade, which were sitting right beside a hot dog stand. Brothers cider were also in attendance, they had a nice little bar full of their wide range of flavoured cider (cloudy lemon, my fave) Next to the cider bar, sat an ice cream stand, with six different flavours of ice cream. As we first arrived, we headed straight for the flower appreciation society stand, and had gorgeous flower crowns made from fresh flowers for us. Shortly after we waited in line to have our nails painted by Reecey Roos, I opted for a bright pink, with a white rose detail, so perfect for summer but they've sadly already chipped.
After spending a good two hours or so sipping drinks, eating ice cream and making friends, we decided to head home. ASOS not only treated us to a fun evening, we were given goodie bags on our way out, which included some fake bake, a twiststick by lord and berry and a bottle of Eva NYC shampoo (which I haven't tried yet, but it smells delicious) Thank you very much ASOS.
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I would like to share my date with Mr. Awkward. I have nicknamed him that because he fits the definition of awkward so well that it is kind of ridiculous but funny at the same time.
After we met online after a few weeks of text messaging, we finally set up a day and time to meet. Luckily or unluckily enough; he happened to be living just a block from me, what a coincidence!
The plans involved coffee and walking around the city, talking and getting to know one another. Within the first two minutes of seeing him, he smiled at me and started to walk towards me but as he was walking he bumped into the handlebars of a bike that was chained to a pole on the sidewalk. We laughed about it and I thought it was a good way to start off the date; humour definitely can calm down those first date jitters. I soon realized that this was not the first or last time he was going to be bumping or walking into something. Within the hour that we were walking, he stumbled over his own feet about five times, got his sleeve caught in a doorknob as someone was coming out of a store , spilled coffee all over himself and would constantly do the awkward shuffle when people walking in front of him would try to get around us.
At first it was funny and I brushed it off but afterwards I realized he was a huge klutz. We ended the night by getting ice cream and sitting in a park talking. The date was actually not bad disregarding the fact that he told me he was taking classes for hypnosis and could hypnotize anyone.That kind of sounded weird to me, what if he hypnotized me and tried to get all the dirt on me? Thankfully we didn't get into that, or did we? Maybe I was hypnotized and have no recollection of it! Guess I'll never know now.
Despite his clumsiness and the talk about hypnosis, I decided to give him another chance. I felt like I was being too harsh judging him on a first date. Maybe he was very shy and nervous the first time around and he was kind of cute too. We were supposed to meet for sushi on the Sunday at a nearby place but Saturday night he messaged me late at night after the bar. He was at an all-you- can eat sushi place up my street with his friends and he wanted me to join him. I had been out that night too and had a few drinks so I told him it wasn't a good idea. I did not want to do anything"stupid" as I was taking the dating thing seriously and I also did not think seeing each other drunk or meeting his friends the second time we saw each other would be the best idea.
He finally convinced me to go so I walked over there. His friends were extremely annoying and within ten minutes I wanted to leave. There were guys in the group as well as girls who from the impression I got, seemed to be their girlfriends. The girls were extremely critical and were badmouthing each other the minute one of them would leave the restaurant. Mr.Awkward was clearly more intoxicated than anybody else because the whole time we were there, he was staring off into space completely inebriated out of his mind and not saying one word.
After an hour or so, we were the last two people there and finally decided to leave and walk back home. He said he would "walk" me home and I say "walk" in quotes because when we stepped outside of the restaurant he could barely stand let alone walk. He seemed to have turned into Jell-O and lost all control of his legs so unfortunately LUCKY me; I had to help him walk home. I had to drag him across the street as he tripped over his own feet, this was not very attractive and clearly I had no desire to ever see him again whatsoever. It seemed like ages before we reached my house and since mine was on the way to his he convinced me that he would make it home alright from there. At thispoint I really did not care to have a 200 pound man hanging off of me, which resembleda jelly fish so I told him to have a goodnight and was about to walk away. But, just when I thought the night couldn't get anymore interesting, he leaned over, threw himself on me and planted a big wet sloppy kiss on my mouth. I stood there frozen, unsure of what to do but slowly pushed him away, said goodnight and ran inside, he muttered some drunk mumble jumble which might have been "Goodnight" but I really did not care at this point.
The next day (Sunday) he text messaged me saying that he wasn't feeling so great for our sushi date. I told him based on the amount he drank the night before I completely figure that would happen. He tried to make excuses or justify himself but I think he realized he had embarrassed himself and used the hangover as an excuse. I truly do believe that if anyone in the dating world is serious about meeting a mate, seeing them drunk out of your mind or drinking like a goldfish on a date is really the biggest mistake one can make. Maybe he felt that alcohol would give him the confidence he lacked on the first date but the second time around was probably even worse.
For obvious reasons, we never spoke again, then about a year later when I joined the online dating site again, I noticed he had viewed my profile but did not message me; I wonder why!
Have you ever had an experience where either you or your date got a bit too drunk? How did you react to that, would you give them another chance?
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Thanks to the local distributor of the prestigious Japanese COEDO Beer in Hong Kong and China, for the invitation to this Beer and Robatayaki-grill food pairing experience in Hung Hom. Robatayaki Restaurant was one of the 1st restaurants to introduce this open robatayaki grilling concept into Hong Kong, and it deservedly so received a mention in the latest HK Michelin Guide for their effort.
Our Chef for this Table -
I am flattered tonight, as I am sitting together with the owner of the world famous COEDO Beer brand, as well as Japanese TV Celebrity Kei-San from TVB who hails from Hokkaido. Thanks to Ivan the COEDO beer distributor for organizing this dinner.
Some Daily Specials on the blackboard -
Robatayaki - 炉辺焼き
The difference between Kushiyaki or Yakitori, and Robatayaki is simple but not always clear cut. The formers are sticks being grilled, the latter might include bigger pieces of meat or seafood in general. Such as we ate here tonight…
Tonight's range of COEDO Beers,
All are Made in Japan beers and they are considered one of the up and coming Craft Beers in the world.
Abalone, Firefly Squid and Edamame. Paired with COEDO Kyara Vienna Lager style Beer -
The abalone was served with the abalone liver intact, it was sweet and not bitter. It worked well enough with the crispy COEDO Kyara beer. The Squids in the middle were so fresh and crunchy, I am really glad that they didn't get served past their prime date. Lovely! ~ 9/10
Sashimi with COEDO Ruri Pilsener Beer -
The Prawns, Salmon and buri King Fish were quite fresh. The crispness of this slightly dry hoppy beer balanced with the raw seafood indeed. I normally like eating Sashimi with Kirin Ichiban beer due to the sweetness, but this clean Pilsener was balanced too, and not as distracting as a dry Asahi Super-Dry which I assume works better with yakitori or kushiyaki skewers. ~ 8/10
Grilled Zucchini -
Foiled wrapped, then half grilled and half steamed. This was quite pleasant and the wheat beer Hefeweizen characteristics was one of my favourites for the night. I find Japanese beers to be generally too sweet for me but this was more on the dry side. ~ 8/10
Grilled Alaskan Crab Legs with also, COEDO Shiro beer -
I was pleasantly surprised. I have had a lot of grilled crabs in general in HK and haven't gotten around to posting those reviews, but I have got to say this had both a crustacean aroma as well as grilled crab sweetness. Very happy with this and probably multiple times over what I expected to encounter tonight. ~ 10/10
Smoked Duck Breast - Being Grilled
COEDO Beniaka beer with Smoked, then Grilled Duck Breast -
Amazing ! This was a match in heaven indeed. The Beniaka red beer I have had before and on it's own can be quite sweet, but the smoky duck breast which was twice cooked had a lovely crispy skin and aroma, worked together like a pair of fitting gloves. ~ 10/10
Inaniwa Udon -
With Mushrooms. Served in a Sake Masu box. This was decent but not sure how it fits in with the below pork dish.
Grilled Pork with Beniaka beer again -
The well caramelized pork was sweetish enough to counter the slightly sweet Beniaka beer. Another perfect marriage. Mine pieces of pork were slightly over-cooked though but it has a good porks taste. ~ 7/10
Mochi Wrap with the COEDO Shikkoku -
The dark lager beer style was surprisingly paired with this lovely and elegant dessert. I think this was being imposed as being an alternative option rather than the perfect pairing in mid somehow, as both spell sweetness but in different ways.. They don't work too well as a pairing but they are both sweet in the end ~ 7/10
COEDE Beer is such a prestigious brand nowadays even within Japan -
There is even a banner here on the right which advertises their beers. They might be a late starter but are already catching on in the beer scene. I was actually quite in awe of the quality of food served at this Hung Hom and Harbour Front restaurant in the end. Food was cooked brilliantly and the beers were generally matching the offerings. Can't wait to be back !
Price: HKD $600 (Meal was by Invitation for tonight. )
Food: ♕♕♕♕ 1/2 to ♕♕♕♕♕
Ease of Access: 3/5
Opening Hours:
Mon to Sun 12:00pm to 22:30PM
Address: 紅磡德豐街22號海濱廣場二期地下
Robatayaki Japanese Restaurant
G/F, Two Harbourfront, 22 Tak Fung Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong
Ph: 2996 8438


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Hello everyone!
I'm Bethany. I'm 17, and I love to knit.
I taught myself to knit 2 years ago and it has become my addiction. I can't hardly stand not having a pair of knitting needles in my hands. I taught my friends and family to knit too. If I get the time I might post a tutorial later :).
So this is my knitting blog. Where I will post about all things knitting. The stitches I'm learning, the projects I'm working on, yarns I'm in love with, ideas... anything knitting.
I would love to hear from you if you have any thoughts or ideas. Feel free to email me at email@example.com.
Right now I'm working on a hoodie for a Christmas present. I have to get 4 of them done by Christmas. I'm not sure what I was thinking when I agreed to take on this much work. Thankfully they are getting done somewhat quickly. It helps that I'm using super bulky yarn and size 13 needles. The last hoodie I made took me 3 weeks. I would have been done sooner but I messed up the sizing on the sleeves. so I had to rip them out and completely redo them. that was depressing. So I'm being careful this time about getting the sizing right. I'm getting bored tho because its all in stockinette stitch. I want to do something more challenging. But then again getting 4 of them done by Christmas is a challenge in itself. hehe.
I think I want to try to make the "twiggy tweed" purse off Knitty.com. I think that's going to be my next challenge. I should be able to do it easily.
I'm in love with these knitting needles. I'm going to try to get a pair for Christmas. How cool are those? I could knit in the dark! yay! hehe.
Thursday, September 21, 2006
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The court affirmed dismissal of lawsuits filed by former university mascots Dan Maloney and Logan Ponce, and by Champaign attorney John Gadau.
A university spokesman told the Champaign News Gazette that the University of Chicago is satisfied with the ruling.


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