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Barcelona, Spain—Barcelona is calling!
Barcelona called and ESN answered. Representing this year's 2017 ESN Startup Village at the 4YFN conference is a group of about 20 startups and national associations. The conference was held 27 February – 1 March 2017 at the Fira Gran Via, in parallel to the Mobile World Conference (MWC). Exciting moments included a visit from the Alexander De Croo, Deputy prime minister and minister of Development Cooperation, Digital Agenda, Telecom and Postal Services, who took a trip into another dimension with Yondr's Virtual Reality Display, asked questions about Parkd's Internal Parking Meter, and discover more about Online CRM technology with Teamleader. This followed with the European Champions Pitching Session and Obstacles & Opportunities Workshop in the Dome. Special guests for the workshop included Greg Cudahy, Global Leader – TMT (Technology, Media & Entertainment, Telecom) at EY, and Chris Dial, Senior Director, Cloud ISVs and Startups at Microsoft.
Organised to draw top talents from the technology and innovation community, ESN and its partners have recruited these champion delegates to represent the best of Europe. The pitching session was presented at the Nestle stage, with five representative champion startups. Speakers included Jeroen De Wit, founder & CEO Teamleader, Dimitri Maex, President Sentiance, Ingrid Willems, co-founder & CEO DataScouts, Michael Merz, Ubirch, and Theodore Marescaux, CEO Muuselabs. Themes ranged between Ecosystem Intelligence, Blockchain Encryption and Jooki, the Jukebox for kids.
With an expectation of over 18,000 attendees, the opportunities to network, build relationships and expand the pan-European market flourished in this three day event. "Speed to the market is often one of the key success elements in startup growth," comments Karen Boers, CEO and Co-Founder of the ESN, "Through the 'European Champion Startup' delegation at a leading tech conference like 4YFN, we wish to accelerate the visibility and market access of high-potential scaleups." 4YFN stands for "Four Years From Now," an international mobile startup event that serves as part of the GSMA Mobile World Congress and Mobile World Capital conference. The 4YFN website promises to: "Connect your startup. Innovate within a corporation or public entity. Discover co-investment opportunities. Engage startups to your event." This delegation is one of several opportunities the ESN hopes to facilitate in the next couple of months. As one of its go-to-market opportunities, ESN also plans on attending CeBIT/Scale11 in Hanover next month.
For more information about the European Startup Network or the go-to-market opportunities, please contact: email@example.com. Information can also be found on: www.europeanstartups.org.
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So it has now been two weeks since I became a working woman. I commute. I get the Friday feeling. I've relearnt how to spreadsheet (was extremely proud of myself for remembering the =SUM(a1…) formula for adding up on excel and now feel like a master of spreadsheeting). And when I get home, I do absolutely sod all. I make dinner within half an hour of walking through the door, I adopt a horizontal position on the sofa, I halfheartedly stroke the cat before resolving that she's too far out of reach for me to waste my precious energy giving her attention, I go to bed at 11pm at the absolutely latest, and I prepare myself for the 6am wakeup. Basically, I'm boring now. And to top off the London Commuter stereotype, I complain about the trains, a lot (but seriously, how can it be so hard to provide a train timetable that actually represents some loose form of reality? More of this later).
In case you're now mildly interested in what job I've taken up that justifies a 6am wakeup and 7pm arrival back home (I know that's not much to complain about but I did an English degree so I'm used to a post-9am wakeup, a leisurely saunter to a lecture around 2pm and a followup seminar 4 days later), I'm doing an internship working for a restaurant PR company, discussing advertising campaigns with restauranteurs and sending photos to journalists for their reviews – a job that has revealed itself to be both a great decision and a terrible one. So, with my whole 2 weeks (and a month last year but doesn't count because it was only a month and I was young and sprightly and didn't have the authority to do things like complain about the trains and get the Friday feeling) of experience, I've summarised what I think are the major pros and cons of working in restaurant PR:
- Pro: I get to know about the latest London restaurant openings before anyone else.
- Con: I'm too poor to eat at them.
- Pro: the agency I'm interning with works closely with some of the best known food journalists, magazine editors and chefs in the country (very cool since this is what I may want to get into).
- Con: I'm not talking to them and taking them to lunch (yet), I'm putting their names into a very large spreadsheet (even though this makes me feel like a spreadsheet God, I'd still rather have the lunch). NB it's also tortuous being so close to a profession I ultimately want to get into but is notoriously difficult to.
- Pro: I spend my days scrolling through Instagram, Twitter, Time Out London etc., essentially being paid to do what I already spent the majority of my time doing absentmindedly at home.
- Con: What do I do when I get home? Now that it's part of my job, scrolling endlessly through Instagram has lost its appeal (I say this after a 5 minute break to scroll through Instagram so I'm not sure about he validity of this argument).
- Pro: There are freebees all over the office to take home.
- Con: Most of them are out of date. This still hasn't stopped me taking home 15 packs of taco seasoning that went off 2 weeks ago. Beggars can't be choosers.
- Pro: I spend the majority, nay, the entirety of my day looking at pictures of amazing food and subsequently know exactly what I'm going to order from every restaurant when I eventually have the money to go.
- Con: I AM ALWAYS HUNGRY. Lost your appetite recently? Spend a few days in PR staring at 200 photographs of smoked brisket and fresh tacos and thousands and thousands of eggs (literally thousands, brunch is irritatingly still very much the dominant meal in the social media scene). You'll gain it back in no time. I recently discovered that we have communal jars of peanut butter in the cupboards. These will not last long.
The major pro though is, of course, that I'm immersing myself in an industry that opens up a ton of opportunities – whether I want to go into food journalism or work in a kitchen or stick with PR and marketing, I think this is a pretty good place to start. Unexpected pros of the job are also that my cat has been showing much more affection towards me due to my absence (I had to add this in after a 10 minute break from writing whilst she alternated between head butting me and sitting on my hands to get my attention) and that I'm mastering the art of cooking dinner within half an hour of arriving home because I am so hungry by the time I get home that any longer than half an hour and I will eat said cat.
I thought I'd include a couple of my favourite less-than-half-an-hour recipes for anyone else entering the world of work and struggling with work-related hanger. We can get through this, but only with the help of super quick recipes often with the inclusion of eggs (and cheese). The first is a salad (not just leaves I promise) inspired by a recipe by Florence Knight for Sunday Times Food, and the second is kind of a take on a Greek Skordalia – traditionally crushed garlic mixed with something bulky like potatoes, usually served as a dip, though I've done it as a base for grilled asparagus, braised peas and a fried egg.
Roasted Apricot and Lentil Salad with Yoghurt Dressing for 2 (or 1 with more for lunch to take to the office because lunch in London is £££)
4 Peaches
2 tbsp butter
2 tbsp runny honey
1 spring of thyme
Juice of half a lemon
1 pack/tin of cooked lentils (I used beluga)
1 eschalon shallot, sliced into half moons
1 pack of rocket
A handful of fresh basil leaves
1 handful of chopped walnuts and pumpkin seeds, toasted in a dry pan
About 70g Greek yoghurt
A glug of extra virgin olive oil
- Preheat the oven to 200 degrees fan. Halve the apricots and remove the stones.
- Put a heavy based frying pan on medium heat and melt the butter. Once melted and beginning to froth, add the honey and thyme and stir to combine. Add the apricot halves, cut side down, and leave on medium/high to caramelise. Don't be tempted to move or flip them – they need time to caramelise properly.
- Meanwhile, add the lentils, shallot, rocket, basil, walnuts and pumpkin seeds to a bowl.
- After about 5 minutes, give the apricots a swirl and squeeze in a bit of the lemon juice. After swirling again, carefully flip the apricot halves, before placing the frying pan in the oven for a further 5 minutes.
- Meanwhile, mix the yoghurt, remaining lemon juice, olive oil and a liberal amount of salt and pepper, before pouring onto the lentil mix and combining evenly.
- Plate up the lentils and top with two apricot halves each.
Parsnip and Celeriac Skordalia with Grilled Asparagus, Braised Peas and Fried Egg
1 large parsnip
1 celeriac
Enough asparagus or broccoli for 1
A few handfuls of frozen peas
A handful of spinach
1 tbsp butter
1 tbsp wholegrain mustard
Chicken or vegetable stock (I also added a glug of white wine)
- Peel and chop the parsnip and celeriac. Put a pan of salted water to boil, and once simmering add the parsnip, followed a few minutes later by the celeriac. Boil until soft – about 7 or 8 minutes. Heat your chicken/veg stock and wine until simmering.
- When the parsnip and celeriac are nearly cooked, heat a frying pan on high and add a glug of olive oil. Once hot, throw in the asparagus/broccoli and fry on high until charred. Whilst the asparagus is frying, add your peas to the stock and simmer for a few minutes.
- Once soft, drain your parsnip and celeriac, and blend with a stick blender, adding a knob of butter and seasoning to taste. Once smooth, add the tbsp wholegrain mustard and the spinach. Combine until the spinach begins to wilt.
- Once wilted, spoon the mash onto a plate and spread round to make a little well in the middle, where you can put the charred asparagus and peas.
- In the still-hot pan, crack an egg and dry over high heat until done to your liking. Top the skordalia off with the egg, and season with a final turn of salt and pepper.

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Based on the Scripture readings:
Mark 1
1 Peter 3
2009 March 1
First Sunday in Lent (Healing Service)
The Rev. Dr. Kenneth F. Baily, Senior Pastor
Thirty-five years ago, I visited a small Roman Catholic parish El
Santuario in Chimayo, New Mexico. It is an isolated adobe and wood
building, one quarter the size of this room, with a dramatic carved
wooden altar full of reds and oranges, perhaps ten feet high with a
crucifix and a life-size Jesus, who is badly injured. The sanctuary is
very moving and spiritual, but almost no one comes to see it but to
walk through it to a room just off to its left, no larger than a small
office, where there is a shallow hole in the ground.
The story is that about two hundred years ago, on Good Friday, a
local farmer was walking nearby and saw a light coming out of the
earth. He dug and found a crucifix, so he ran to tell his priest. The
priest came and took the crucifix back to his own church, but by
morning it had disappeared. It was back in the hole. He went again and
took it back to his own sanctuary, and it disappeared again. It went
back in the hole that now stands off to the left of the Chimayo
Since then, pilgrims have come from around the world to take some of
this dirt and make it into tea, paste, or another substances for
healing. Tens of thousands of testimonies affirm its power. And that is
a story of its own.
What touches me is simpler, though, and more basic. It is the path.
Tens of thousands of pilgrims travel to this place every year, and in
order to get to the identified source of the healing they have to walk
through the sanctuary but also out of the sanctuary, and they have to
get down on their knees and they have to reach into the earth and they
have to handle the dirt. And, they say, it works.
Now, this is a day of healing prayer at NHCC. It is a long tradition
here and in Christianity. And we like to celebrate the best offerings
of science that endorse prayer and meditation as part of our healing
journey. Some say prayer may be a placebo but that placebos work.
Others point out that those who pray regularly literally increase the
size and change the shape of their brains while also increasing memory.
That's true. A careful study at the University of Texas shows that
those who join a church literally live two to three years longer than
those who do not, and, the more often you attend each month the higher
you go on that graph. This puts church on par with regular exercise and
taking statin drugs, so if you fall into all three of those categories,
you are really doing well for longevity plus being smart.
But our story of healing and health is not one just of placebos and
perfect attendance. Our God has another path of healing, too, which is
not focused only on outcomes but on conditions and doesn't affirm only
pristine studies but the essence of our real life. So Lent begins with
the human condition, which includes a lot of dirt, a variety of
crosses, and some uncomfortable topics. Lent begins with stories of
suffering, temptation, and wilderness as well as wounds.
Christianity has a number of dimensions that may not appeal to our
intellectual erudition or refined tastes. In Christian theology,
soteriology, Christology, and anthropology we encounter the raw human
condition. We begin Lent with our foreheads tarnished by the burnt
ashes of our good intentions from last Palm Sunday, and there is a
significant measure of dirt to travel through. It makes me
uncomfortable, sometimes, and it may make you uncomfortable, too. But
this is our faith. And there is no way to keep it at arm's length.
Perhaps two of the most discomfiting elements of Christology and
anthropology are the notions of the wounded Christ being a healing
power for us and that of the wounded healer -- all of us -- also
sharing God's power. These are long-refined elements of our faith,
essential to the whole story of life and liberation and hope and
We heard almost a five thousand year history of the covenant with
God this morning, and there was so much material that it is hard to
apprehend. We have the Noah story and the essence of the covenant to
heal creation. We have the Gospel account engaging baptism, temptation,
and the proximity of God's realm, and then we have the poetry from
First Peter about Jesus' death and resurrection in the context of
suffering. In these three readings we encounter covenant, temptation,
solidarity, wilderness, suffering, and compassion as well as angels and
demons, too. It's a breathtaking array.
But there are three themes that suffuse all of them: the suffering
of Jesus, the suffering of humanity, and even the suffering of God.
What do we make of this idea of wounded humanity, loved by God? Or
more, what do we make of the notion of wounded humanity being part of
God's resource to heal the world? Henri Nouwen says that we cannot and
will not help one another in healing until we know our own injuries and
limits. Not, he says, in some sort of spiritual exhibitionism or
romanticized view of life, but in solidarity, self-understanding, and
frankly openness to see that the needs of another are real and true and
touched to God.
I can't think of a better example of this than the idea of a sponsor
for the journey in Alcoholics Anonymous. The path of healing is blessed
by one who walks ahead and beside.
None of us would want to visit a therapist who had not done their
own therapy or a physician who thought us all hypochondriacs. The
wounded healer is one who has compassion: feeling with, based on
In a sense, that is the faith of First Peter today. The formula
regarding Jesus' death and resurrection was not as important to the
first hearers as the assertion that Jesus had suffered, and he
understood, and that this offers power. In his stripes, somehow, God is
active. Mel Gibson made both insanity and idolatry of this truth,
rendering it difficult for loving spirits to even hear such a notion.
But the folks in early churches who were themselves suffering found
Jesus Christ powerful and neither separate nor immune. He was, they
said, God-with-us. So we who are wounded are not out of touch with God.
Jesus is a teacher, mystic, revolutionary for sure, but He is wounded
in His humanity, and God's power for us is even in those wounds.
Christianity does not proclaim a final idea or a more refined notion
than former faiths: a Gnosticism for the smarter set who progress
intellectually. It offers us God's humanity and ours, starting in the
wilderness, as the source of liberation. It offers us a cross that
returns to the dirt, scandalous as that is.
In a few minutes we'll assemble at prayer circles, if we like. Some
people may have prayers of physical healing. Some may have prayers
concerning the economy. Others may name the wars in our world, or the
hunger that traverses it. We will not offer any magic. But we offer
compassion, increased memory, and solidarity with Jesus. We offer
ourselves to walk beside one another and to work together. We offer our
faith that in Jesus' wounds God is with us, and that when we are with
God the horizons of the covenant change radically to the point that
what we receive is more than a placebo but a promise and power. We
offer our faith that God has changed this world already and longs yet
for change: for our persons, our nations, our peace. It will not be the
dirt or the ashes that do this; it will be God with us. Amen.
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The Colorado Fastpitch Coaches Association is rebranding, rebuilding, and relaunching in 2018! We have a huge community here in Colorado that has dedicated years to serving youth athletes. The purpose of the CFCA is to serve the coaches so they may better serve our athletes. With a whole new digital platform, we can connect and communicate better than ever. We'll also be coming together as an organization multiple times per year to collaborate, develop, and strengthen our game. Please take a look around the new website to familiarize yourself with the new tools in place. We'll continue to add content and organize the new website as we receive feedback.
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John Beaumont, Kt., C.J.
1. This is a second appeal from a decision of the District Judge of Dharwar, and it raises a question whether the assignee of a lease in this country is liable by privity of estate to the payment of rent to the lessor. The lease in question was granted on January 6, 1926, by the plaintiff to defendant No. 1, the term being forty years. On April 1, 1931, the interest of defendant No. 1 under the lease was sold in execution proceedings to defendant No. 2, who is the present appellant. The sale was confirmed on April 9, 1934, and the certificate was granted on April 14, 1934. This suit was started on December 22, 1936, and in it rent is claimed for six years against both the lessee and the appellant as assignee of the lease. The appellant contends, in the first place, that the doctrine of liability of an assignee of a lease by virtue of privity of estate has no application in this country. The question was discussed by a full bench of this Court in Keshavlal Tribhovan v. Adhymu Maganlal I.L.R. (1933) Bom. 327 : 36 Bom. L.R. 197, and in giving judgment I did myself express a doubt as to whether that doctrine could have any application in India, particularly having regard to the definition of ' lease' in Section 105 of the Transfer of Property Act which seemed to me to show that a lessee has no estate in the land. I still feel that technical difficulty, but since that case was decided, the subject has been before the Privy Council in Ram Kinkar Banerjee v. Satya Charon Srimani (1938) L.R. 66 IndAp 50 : 41 Bom. L.R. 672. In that case their Lordships were considering whether a mortgagee of a leasehold interest was liable on a covenant in the lease by privity of estate, and the actual decision was that under an Indian mortgage, in whatever form, the mortgagor does not part with the whole of his interest in the property and, therefore, the mortgagee, who does not acquire the whole interest of the mortgagor, is not liable by privity of estate under the covenants of the lease. But Lord Porter in giving the judgment of the Board makes these observations (p. 58) : 'By English law and by Indian law an assignee of a lease is liable by privity of estate for all the burdens of the lease, burdens which are imposed upon him by the mere assignment, whether he enters into possession or not,' and he then referred with approval to two Madras cases in which the point had been decided. In view of that clear expression of the view of the Privy Council, it seems to me that it is not open to any Court in this country to question the doctrine that an assignee of a lease is liable on the covenants by privity of estate.
2. A second point taken by the appellant is that, although that may be the position under an assignment inter partes, the doctrine does not apply where, as in the present case, the title of the assignee is derived under a Court-sale which is not followed by an assignment. But the answer to that contention is to be found in Section 65 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which provides that where immoveable property is sold in execution of a decree and such sale has become absolute, the property shall be deemed to have vested in the purchaser from the time when the property is sold and not from the time when the sale becomes absolute. So that the statute operates to vest the property purchased in the purchaser, and no assignment is necessary, nor is it the practice in this country to take an assignment on a Court-sale. In my opinion, the manner in which the interest of the lessee becomes vested in the assignee is immaterial, provided the method is such as in law vests the whole interest of the lessee in the assignee. In my opinion, in this case the assignee did as from the date of the sale acquire the whole interest of the lessee, and as from that date he is liable on the covenants of the lease which run with the land. That was the decision of the learned District Judge, who modified the order of the trial Court by limiting the liability of the appellant to the period from the date of the sale, which is rather less than six years.
3. The cross-objections, in which the lessor asks for interest on the arrears of Tent because under the lease interest is made payable on arrears of rent, are clearly not well founded. The liability to interest arises purely under the contract contained in the lease. It is not a liability which runs with the land or is attached in law to the interest of the lessee, and it is not a liability which affects an assignee of the lease.
4. The appeal is dismissed with costs, and the cross-objections are dismissed with costs.
Sen, J.
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July 13, 2018, 7 months ago
Formed in 1987 in Hamilton and Niagara Falls, Ontario, Sven Gali brought the '80s and '90s hard rock / metal wave home to Canada. They delivered their high-energy live show from St. Johns to Victoria, and across the US and Europe for the next nine years. Back in March the band announced they had reunited; the 2018 lineup includes all three remaining original members: Dave Wanless (vocals), Andy Frank (guitar), Shawn Maher (bass) and new drummer Dan Fila (Varga). Former Slik Toxik guitarist Kevin Gale was initially on board but has since stepped down. He has been replaced by Sean Williamson.
Fila has checked in with the following update:
"I can't tell you how excited I am to hit the stage with David Wanless, Shawn Minden, Andy Frank and Sean Williamson next Friday the 20th in London, and Saturday the 21st in the Hammer as Sven Gali returns. We have been rehearsing like 18 year olds for the past six months, and believe me, the sonic assault we are about to deliver will speak in a punishing manner to our collective efforts.
The band sounds tight and heavy, and Dave is singing better than ever; Mr. Wanless is the real deal friends. I personally guarantee you that your ass will be thoroughly kicked or I will give you your money back."
The band has announced a string of dates for the summer, including a return to the UK in September. The band's schedeule is as follow:
20 - Norma Jean's - London, ON
21 - This Ain't Hollywood - Hamilton, ON
27 - The Music Hall Night Club - Oshawa., ON
9 - The Asylum - Sudbury, ON
10 - The Brass Monkey - Ottawa, ON
14 - Hull Metal Heaven Festival - Kingston upon Hull, UK
Sven Gali have released an official lyric video for their brand new single, "Kill The Lies". Check it out below.
Sven Gali built a name fast with their live shows; drawing growing crowds on the Canadian and US circuit while building their songwriting chops and a wild reputation. David Bendeth (Paramore, Breaking Benjamin) signed the band to BMG Music Canada in 1991 and produced the self-titled debut, released in 1992.
The album included singles and videos for "Under The Influence", "Tie Dyed Skies", "In My Garden", and the ballad, "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" (#6 CanCon song of 1993). It included a cover of Teenage Head's "Disgusteen" featuring guest vocals by Frankie Venom. The video for "Under The Influence" won the MuchMusic Best Metal Video award in 1993. The band was nominated for Hard Rock Album of the Year and Most Promising Band at the Junos. Sven Gali went gold in Canada.
Sven Gali toured extensively throughout Canada and the USA, Germany, Belgium, Ireland and the UK, headlining and on the bill with acts including: April Wine, Foreigner, Candlebox, Pearl Jam and Def Leppard.
Their follow up album, Inwire (1995), recorded at London Bridge Studios in Seattle, was produced by Kelly Grey (Candlebox, Brother Kane, Dokken) and featured guest musicians Christopher Thorn of Blind Melon, and Candlebox's Kevin Martin and Scott Mercado.
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Sirius XM Satellite Radio launched the Billy Joel Channel a couple weeks ago and I have been in musical heaven. His music has been such a strong part of my life since the 70's, really. I remember the family vacations and road trips in the 80's when we finally figured out that everybody likes Billy Joel, and no one needs to suffer through the other generation's music choices. (I enjoy many styles of music, but when my father's favorite Willie Nelson and my mother's favorite Julio Iglesias sang a duet- that was too much for my teenage sister and I to handle.) His classical affinity shines through his melodic rock, and his lyrics are so poignant. (More about Billy Joel's music here.)
When I was a teen, we would watch the videotape "Billy Joel Live from Long Island" on VHS over and over. To be honest, we probably rented it from the video store next to 31 Flavors, and likely copied it onto Beta. This is still one of my all-time favorite concerts to watch: such entertainment and skill, a great collection of songs, a fantastic band. A percussionist who actually played a lead pipe with a hammer. This video hasn't been properly converted to DVD, but I just picked up a used VHS on amazon.com , so I could show my kids. (Yes, I still have two working VCR's – I run my upstairs DirecTV through my VCR so I can tape more shows.)
My son is now playing percussion in high school band, as I did. He plays glockenspiel, snare drum and tympani, and accessory percussion, which is so much fun! (I still have a box of fun percussion instruments from when I used to be a travelling piano teacher. But somehow I seem to have lost my vibraslap. I wonder if my last church choir job still has it. Although I can't see how they would use it in their liturgy.) He's playing a lot of Triangle right now. I told him about the time I sight read a triangle part in a Christmas medley, stressing out about counting the rhythm correctly, before I had figured out that it was "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" (really a random medley, that wasn't even one of the official carols in the medley, they just snuck it in the triangle part.) 3, 1, 2-and 3-and, 1, 2, 3-and, Roll, (2, 3,) 1. (mute)
I told him about how at one of the Billy Joel concerts I attended in the 90's, there was this fabulous auxiliary percussionist. She was so awesome, I wanted to be her when I grew up. She played all the percussion, saxophones, and she even sang vocals, belting out the high notes. And I told my son she had the most epic triangle solo, ever.
Billy Joel has always been great about using the lighting for effect in his concerts. There are a couple of songs just screaming for this, and it works brilliantly. In "You May Be Right," there is the lyric "turn off the lights…" and for a split second the entire stadium is pitch black. It's wonderful. There are also songs in which he stops in the middle, before continuing again. "All for Leyna" contains such a stop, in it, all the instruments drop out as Billy sings/shouts "STOP!" – very effective! "River of Dreams" has a natural break in the middle, which Billy is prone to elongate, heck, even sing another song in the middle of this break.
So in "An Innocent Man," the quiet calypso has a sweet, constant triangle: Ding, Di-Ding… On the Billy Joel Channel I have heard a live version with the fabulous Crystal Taliefero singing the "I AM…." triumphantly, as I remember seeing it in concert. (The video I found on YouTube has Billy singing the entire chorus.) After the bridge, the stadium is again drenched in darkness, all except for a single spotlight shining on Ms. Taliefero as she plays her Triangle in all its glory.
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We want to express our deep gratitude to our Lord, and as well as to all the brothers and sisters who prayerfully, financially, by the labor of their hands have invested part of their heart in holding the session of School of biblical preaching (ShBP) in Rivne, autumn of 2015.
Although the political and economical situation in Ukraine remains as usually tense and complicated, God continues His work, both with an unbelievers and with His Church. Revealing the new opportunities of serving to people by the Word, the Holy Spirit gives the desire to find a way out to those who have never sought and never knew God. We praise Christ for His great mercy toward us.
The fifth session on the topic of "Biblical counseling" – is one of the most favorite and profound sessions, which aims at work with both the hearts of the students themselves, and those who they minister. The atmosphere that prevailed at these sessions, can be described as a living, sincere, interesting and exciting. Teachers, pastor of the church "Word of Grace" from Vancouver (USA) Benjamin Portansky and pastor of the church "Community of the Good Shepherd" from Rivne (Ukraine) Taras Prystupa, managed to choose and set out a very practical material. The outlines of this session will be able to help the brothers in the service of more than one year.
The good news is, that students of ShBP actively implement the knowledge acquired during the studies in their churches. Some churches which are not involved previously in studies of ShBP, expressed interest to the session and sent their ministers as a free listeners.
After classes we were constantly held meetings, communications, sports activities and, of course, the ministry of the Word in the local churches.
In their evaluation sheets of this subject and teacher the students wrote positive reviews, here are some examples:
"Excellent teaching material, which revealed many false foundation in life, idols, it has showed the way to change in person's life."
"In the teacher i liked the most his openness, leniency, practical examples of ministry, Benjamin – is a good model of God-fearing man. He has very friendly voice and he is emphatic enough in his thoughts. It would be great if Benjamin was able to come to us more often and to bring on the session brothers for personal meetings and fellowships."
"The most important part of the course was the presentation of the relationship between the Gospel and counseling."
"This session has helped to see the idols of the heart, to reveal them and gave the direction on how to deal with it."
"It is very practical and valuable material, which helps to understand themselves and others."
"Here we get the knowledge that deflects in the life! There is a need not only for students, but also for the church, in which we serve."
"There is no other Christian educational institution in the territory of CIS you can get what gives only ShBP – individual approach to student, mastery of mature and gifted teachers, profound foundation of faith with focus on Christ and His Word, quality and understandable material, and lots of friends, which are in the process of learning becomes your family."
We also thank the brothers and sisters for their addressing help a number of students, who are experiencing financial difficulties, however, are promising ministers dedicated to their communities.
We pray that the launched advertising campaign for the new set of 2016-2019 academic year has been successful and fruitful.
Vyacheslav Arterchuk
• The 5th session of the School of Bible Preaching will take place in Chernivtsi from 6th until 16th of February 2013. Pray for students to understand and learn from the course "Biblical Counseling", which will be taught by Taras Prystupa and Veniamin Portanskiy.
Peace to you! Thank you for supporting us prayerfully during our trip.
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New amorous feelings—thoughtful service at Miaokou
The group of Miaokow vendors on Ren-sen Rd prepares many thoughtful services for every guest. Some of the services you might know already, some might still be unfamiliar to you.
Open 24 hours a day with almost no time-off in a year.
Miaokow can be resembled to the 24 hours convenient store. Feel hungry at night? Microwave food is not your only choice. Miaokow is the right choice. There is even no time-off on Chinese New Year. Except for commemoration of the dead in July and the day for barrow pit cleaning, Miaokow is almost restless. It will offer you one hundred percent service.
Clean and bright environment
"There is nothing more important than dining." Not only satiety, one should also dine in a comfortable environment. The underground wiring project eliminates the messy wiring view, instead, traditional lanterns are put on. The bright light and organized stand fascias create a fresh atmosphere. Moreover, the 24 hours shift for cleanness and a trash can at every two food stands is a "regal-like" environment with comfort and healthy.
Surveillant system
24 hours recording surveillance can provide secured personal safety. One can be relieved even at midnight.
Broadcasting system
In order to secure safety, the broadcasting system can exercise its functions by sufficiently evacuate the crowd from the area. Safety is the most important thing. One should go out happily and return home safely.
Volunteered fire fighters
There is one Volunteered fire fighter assign for each stand. The volunteered fire fighters grouped to provide protections. Cooperating with broadcasting system and surveillent system, it can offer effective assistants during dangers and provide security for every guest of Miaokow.
No language boundary
It is the first international night market in Taiwan. The fascias, homepages and guidebook are presented in Mandarin, English and Japanese to eliminate the language boundary. It is a small global village. Regardless of sushi or hamburger, we are all in a family.


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Well, we decided on this Saturday of saturdays to venture out past the warm and comfortable confines of Lubbock's Highway 289 and explore the cultural events native to the Lleno Estacato. Specifically we decided to venture out to the Apple Butter festival, just 4 miles past Idalou… or next door in Texas Standard Distance. I mean really, 17 miles… how could you not go!
For some perspective:
Spanish conquistador Francisco Coronado, the first European to traverse this "sea of grass" in 1541, described it as follows: "I reached some plains so vast, that I did not find their limit anywhere I went, although I travelled over them for more than 300 leagues … with no more land marks than if we had been swallowed up by the sea … there was not a stone, nor bit of rising ground, nor a tree, nor a shrub, nor anything to go by."
I quoted that because the Apple butter festival is held, naturally, in an apple orchard. An apple orchard located in area which was unable to grow a tree over an area greater then a 1000 miles across (1 league = 3.5 miles… and now you know). Why grow apples in the middle of a semi-arid region?
Because America.
Oh, and the Ogallala Aquafer.
I got distracted… Oh right! The apple butter festival. It was wonderful.
When we arrived we were quite hungry, by design. What point is there to going to a food based food festival if you arn't hungry when you get there? We found parking on the side of the highway, payed our entrance fee, and eagerly set about to find what wonderful apple butter concoctions we could find. There were none (one could surmise that apple butter used to be popular before modern supermarkets made apple sauce and jams accessible all year round). What we did find was just as wonderful. For lunch we had BBQ sandwich and potato salad, just 5$! and the money benefited the local meals on wheels.
While we ate we enjoyed the musical styling of Desert Pearl, a band that plays music that I could easily imagine playing on my favorite Pandora station: "Wagon Wheel". They have a folk rock feel that I really enjoyed.
We had a definite WTF moment after lunch. We had just gotten our deserts, apple turnovers with Blue Bell ice cream (yum!) and sat down by the band when they started playing a song they wrote called American Country.
The rest of the festival was great, though relatively small. A few booths:
A face painting/blow up gym for the kids which I avoided taking pictures of, lest I seem unsavory (the perils of wearing a beard…) and a Petting Zoo which forced me to expand my definition of "zoo":
I might seem sarcastic but we had a great time. Given the relative closeness we plan to go again next year on our bikes!


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The hotel is located in the heart of Florence, in the prestigious 'Palazzo Malaspina' just a stone's throw from the Duomo, from the central station of 'S. Maria Novella', from the 'Palazzo dei Congressi' and from the 'Fortezza da Basso', home to the major Italian trade fairs.
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From the SMN train station: on foot or a taxi ride a few minutes.
By car: motorway exit A/1 Firenze Nord or Firenze Sud (for those coming from the south) follow, first the signs for Florence center and then those for the 'SMN train station'.
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Oral Evidence given to Parliament Committees
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- Eoin McLennan-Murray, President, Prison Governors Association gave evidence related to CRIME REDUCTION POLICIES: A CO-ORDINATED APPROACH? on 4 Feb. [2]
March 2013
- Eoin McLennan Murray, President, Prison Governors Association gave evidence related to Women Offenders on 5 Mar. [3]
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Ministry of Justice
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- 1. Ministry of Justice. Ministerial meetings with outside interests, 1 Jan - 31 Mar 2011
- 3. United Kingdom Parliament. Uncorrected Evidence - HC 742-v - Women offenders - 5 Mar 2013 - Women Offenders
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Mother nature teased us this weekend with some seriously beautiful temperatures. Sunday felt like the first day of Spring and I do not want to resort back to my dark winter wear. The forecast for tomorrow is 55 degrees!!!! {and rain} That is pretty much summer here in Chicago and black and gray are just not going to cut it any more. All of my favorite stores are fully stocked and ready for me to spend, sadly I need some more monies before I can look like a ball of sunshine.
Accessories are my favorite way to enhance a wardrobe without breaking the bank and these are a few of my faves to help ring in warmer temperatures:
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2. Louboutin Declic Suede Pump $695
3. Kate Spade Date Night Ring $55
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5. Miu Miu Canvas Platform $550
6. Kate Spade Stripe Umbrella $75
7. Essie Clambake $8.00
8. Floral Rosette Hair Pins $1.50
9. Kate Spade Confetti iPhone Case $35
10. Viv & Ingrid Wrap Hoops $180 {my fave!}
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Today's Gospel comes from Chapter 6 of John, the "Bread of Life Discourse." There is a story about some people in a weight-reducing program. They were trying to talk out why they were consistently over eating. One woman said she always headed straight to the fridge when she felt bored or depressed. She just didn't know why? One of her cohorts in the program suggested that what she had was a"'spiritual hunger" and that she was trying to satisfy it with physical food.
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Cosponsored by SEEJ, ELQ, CLEE, BWC, LSAD, NALSA, ELS, Berkeley La Raza Journal, GA, and BHSA.
February 16-20, 2010 - Environmental Justice: Lawyers and Community Partnering for Change
Cosponsored by SEEJ, ELS, ELQ, CLEE, California Law Review, BHCHR, Human Rights Center, BJIL, and the GA.
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GCHQ tweet embarrassing poem about 'keeping Britain safe' just as NHS is crippled by cyber attack
Spooks tweeted the gaffe to 50k followers as hackers took over NHS phone lines and computers leaving medics struggling to cope
SPOOKS tweeted an embarrassing poem about their ability to "keep Britain safe" – as the NHS was being crippled by a cyber attack.
GCHQ tweeted the gaffe to its 50,000 followers as hackers took over NHS phone lines and computers – leaving medics struggling to cope.
NHS staff were sent electronic ransom notes warning them files would be deleted unless they coughed up $300 (£230) in online currency, Bitcoin, per infected computer.
It is believed the mass hack began about lunchtime.
At 3.32pm GCHQ tweeted a cringey poem to mark National Limerick Day, under the caption: "It's a good job we're better at keeping Britain safe than writing limericks… #NationalLimerickDay."
The poem said: "We're an intelligence agency known as GCHQ.
"Carrying on our mission from Bletchley in World War 2.
"Based in Cheltenham, Manchester, Scarborough and Bude.
"We work against cyber threats, terrorist and those up to no good.
"Because keeping Britain safe is what we do."
Moments later GCHQ retweeted a post from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) saying they were working together with NHS Digital to investigate.
The Cyber Attack caused delays throughout NHS facilities including emergency departments such as Royal London hospital
Twitter users were quick to slam GCHQ for the gaffe.
One wrote: "Stop ******* around in Twitter & hunt down the NHS cyber attackers."
Another said: "If you can't make a limerick rhyme properly it doesn't bode well for your ability to crack complicated codes."
Another wrote: "Good timing - not!"
It is understood the tweet had been timed to go out on the agency's feed before news of the hack broke.
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Theresa May suffers humiliating House of Commons defeat over critical Brexit vote
Theresa May has suffered a humiliating House of Commons defeat in a critical Brexit vote at the hands of her own MPs.
In a damaging blow to her already diminished authority, Tory rebels rallied around ringleader Dominic Grieve to back his attempt to ensure MPs have a "meaningful vote" on the withdrawal deal.
A dramatic last-minute concession by justice minister Dominic Raab was dismissed as "too late" by Mr Grieve, whose amendment to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill squeezed through the Commons on a majority of four amid tense scenes in the chamber.
Tory rebel Nicky Morgan tweeted: "Tonight Parliament took control of the EU Withdrawal process."
While some would-be rebels such as George Freeman and Vicky Ford said Mr Raab's promise of fresh limits on powers in the Bill was enough for them to back down, it was not enough for the Government to avoid defeat.
As Mrs May prepared to travel to a Brussels summit on Thursday where European Union leaders are expected to rubber-stamp Brexit negotiations moving on to trade, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said: "This defeat is a humiliating loss of authority for the Government on the eve of the European Council meeting.
"Labour has made the case since the referendum for a meaningful vote in Parliament on the terms of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
"Theresa May has resisted democratic accountability. Her refusal to listen means she will now have to accept Parliament taking back control."
A Government spokeswoman said: "We are disappointed that Parliament has voted for this amendment despite the strong assurances that we have set out.
"We are as clear as ever that this Bill, and the powers within it, are essential.
"This amendment does not prevent us from preparing our statute book for exit day. We will now determine whether further changes are needed to the Bill to ensure it fulfils its vital purpose."
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I'm glad I fitted a sump-guard! I went to see a Velocette Venom that's up for sale in the Parish today and across the tarmac drive, well below sight line was a DEEP channel/gutter. I was a little late in spotting it and went in too fast causing a bang. Fortunately, said the smug git, the guard did its job, taking the shock and lifting the engine. The rubber-belting cushions and distortable mounts worked pretty well. I hate to think of the damage I could have done without it.
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Hi Friends!
I know this is not a day of the week that I normally post but since my blog is primarily about mental health, I wanted to hop on here and wish everyone the best today on this World Mental Health Day. Mental health is a huge struggle for so many of us and I firmly believe that it is so very important to know that you are not alone.
So hello. My name is Phoebe and I just want you to know that I am always cheering you on.


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"Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw" is the Halloween special episode and the third and final holiday special of the Cartoon Network original series Ed, Edd n Eddy. It originally aired on October 28, 2005, as part of a series of Halloween-themed episodes. The episode was directed by Danny Antonucci, who co-wrote the episode with Jono Howard and Mike Kubat. The score was composed by Patric Caird. It was met with positive reviews from television critics, with high praise going to the animation. Antonucci named it as one his favorite episodes, and Caird was nominated for a Leo Award for Best Musical Score.
Infuriated upon receiving detention on Halloween, Eddy's spirits are uplifted at the recollection of the map given to him by his brother that apparently leads to a location known as Spook-E-Ville, where the Eds are more likely to receive candy. Costumed as a zombie version of Elvis Presley (while Edd dresses as a germ and Ed as "Lothar the Barbarian"), Eddy decides to embark on a quest to locate Spook-E-Ville with the help of the map.
However, after spending an entire day mindlessly viewing horror films, Ed's perception of everybody around him with the exception of his two closest friends is completely altered, so that he mistakes everyone around him for the monsters as which they are costumed or creatures he saw in the movies. Believing that it his mission to guard Eddy and Edd's lives, Ed attacks anyone who he mistakes for a monster. He sees Sarah as a vampiress, Nazz as Medusa, the Kanker Sisters as witches, Kevin as the Headless Horseman, Rolf as an ogre, Plank as "Frankenwood", Jimmy as an extraterrestrial being of some sort, and Jonny as a giant spider.
In the meantime, Edd and Eddy attempt to track down Spook-E-Ville, oblivious to the reason for their friend's violent lashes at their peers. By the end of the night, it is realized that the entire concept of Spook-E-Ville was just a prank Eddy's brother had devised to deceive him and that the map leads him back to his own house, and Ed insists upon tossing his friends into a pit in an attempt to seek refuge from the supposed monsters. However, Ed's warped perception of the world leads him to believe that his friends are joyously celebrating his triumphs over the monsters when, in actuality, the victims of Ed's attacks have located the boys' refuge and are attacking Edd and Eddy for their friend's aggression and ruining their Halloween.
Production and releaseEdit
Ed, Edd n Eddy was originally set to end with its fourth season, but its popularity resulted in Cartoon Network ordering two more seasons as well as three holiday specials. Following a Christmas and a Valentine's Day special, Halloween's "Boo Haw Haw" was the last installment in the holiday special line-up.
The episode was directed by series' creator Danny Antonucci. Antonucci was also one of three writers of the episode, the other ones being Jono Howard and Mike Kubat. Joel Dickie, Jim Miller and Scott Underwood were the storyboard artists. The score was composed by Patric Caird. It aired on October 28, 2005, as part of a series of Halloween-themed episodes, which included episodes of Scooby-Doo, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy and Hamtaro.
The episode is part of "Cartoon Network's Super Scary Showcase" on the iTunes Store.
Caird was nominated for the Best Musical Score in an Animation Program award at the 2006 Leo Awards for his work on "Boo Haw Haw". Antonucci stated that "Boo Haw Haw" was one of his favorite Ed, Edd n Eddy episodes that he worked on. Aaron H. Bynum of Animation Insider called the episode a "sugar-inspired adventure", praising its non-"cliché" plot, "great" physical humor, writing, "very smooth" animation, and said that the episode, "although only a half-hour in length, is still a very good watch, and animation fans looking for something new but still very familiar should certainly make time to see its television premiere."[1]
|Voice actor
|Matt Hill
|Sam Vincent
|Tony Sampson
|Keenan Christensen
|David Avalon
|Jonny 2x4
|Janyse Jaud
| Sarah
Lee Kanker
|Kathleen Barr
| Kevin
Marie Kanker
|Erin Fitzgerald
| May Kanker
|Peter Kelamis
External linksEdit
- "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw" at TV.com
- "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw" at the Internet Movie Database
|This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original article was at Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with Halloween Specials Wiki, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License.
|Cartoon Network Studios
|"Halloween with Dead Ghost, Coast to Coast" • "Grim or Gregory?" • "Billy & Mandy's Jacked-Up Halloween" • "Operation: T.R.I.C.K.Y." • "Hallobeanies" • "Ed, Edd n Eddy's Boo Haw Haw" • "It's the Scary Old Custodian, Adam Lyon" • "Nightmare on Wilson Way" • "The Spookiest House In Marzipan" • Underfist: Halloween Bash • "Terror Tales of the Park" • "Terror Tales of the Park II" • "Terror Tales of the Park III" • "Halloween" (Gumball) • "Terror Tales of the Park IV" • "Terror Tales of the Park V" • "Spooky Boo" • "Terror Tales of the Park VI" • "Charlie's Halloween Thing"


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If you are craving for a huge plate of breakfast food, do head down to Arbite. The Arbite breakfast platter really hit the spot. Rich creamy scrambled eggs with the works (sausage, bacon, mushrooms, baked beans, tomatoes and little cute hash balls), topped with brioche and butter. One good plate of food I must say.
Something more savory would be the Croque Madam, a sandwich stuffed with parma ham and brie (I love brie!), topped with a poached egg. Gooey egg yolk + the salty ham and creamy cheese = damm excellent combo.
Great food and at very reasonable prices. Will be back for more.
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Depth of field
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Mar 24th 2011
I've been taking a photography class. This week our assignment was to keep certain variables the same, such as the shutter speed and the distance to object, as well as the lighting while changing the aperture setting to increase or decrease depth of field. Now, I say that as if it was easy. Ha. I […]
Spring is in the air!
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Mar 17th 2011
And I am certainly not the only one around here that is super excited about it! Look at that SMILE!
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Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Mar 8th 2011
I get so stinkin' tired of thinking of a title sometimes. Sheesh. It actually deters me from writing a post some days. So Beebo told me a funny story tonight that made me laugh out loud. She cracks me up sometimes. She was at school today, walking with a friend in the gym. As they […]
Someone will NOT like this….
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Mar 2nd 2011
I'll give them an A+ for creative presentation.
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Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Feb 7th 2011
One of the common signs I saw in Guatemala: (click on the photo to make it big enough to read) It cracked me up. I totally understood the situation and tried my best to comply but…. you know how hard it is to NOT drop the paper in the bowl when you're finished?? Sheesh, more […]
Just Dance
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Jan 3rd 2011
You should have seen it …. it was scary. Floor-shaking. Laugh til you drop funny. My oldest daughter gave us "Just Dance" for the wii so on New Year's Day after Lena and her hubby went home, the four of us, Mr. Lucky, Beebo, Luby and myself got our funk on! Heavens to Betsy. So […]
Guilty Pleasure
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Nov 9th 2010
As you might have noticed, I haven't been blogging much lately. While I was away, we've passed through Halloween, I chaperoned a field trip out of town with about 100 kids, I've washed, dried, and folded about 300 loads of laundry, I've helped with homework, and I've cooked a dozen or more dinners. I've also […]
Charlotte's been visiting
Dory @ Lucky Dorito on Aug 26th 2010
Can you say YIKES!!!! I opened the front door the other night and found this girl had been busy building a web from the bottom of the wreath all the way across the width of the glass screen door and anchored to the bottom frame of the door. After my initial frightened bug dance, I […]
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I pass this window every time I go to one of my favorite little antique shops off the town square. I have no idea who wore these boots and why they're hanging in the window. And where the 4th one went, to make two complete pairs. I always pause for a moment to think about […]


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Kitchen Witch - Happy New Year, now eat your greens
Wilted Tatsoi with Mustardy Vinaigrette
The party is (finally) over. At last, we can push those holiday pots off the front burner and press the restart button on our bodies, our minds, ourselves. Although I'm not one to declare weight-loss new year's resolutions, I do like to take stock of my dietary inventory and make some more nutritious adjustments.
I don't know about you, but it feels like a zillion years since I last had my fair share of green vegetables. This cannot be good. With all that tinsel in your eye, you probably missed the memo that winter has arrived, which means giving our full attention to roots and crucifers, the only vegetables that have the cajones to endure the cold weather.
If you've been off the veggie wagon for longer than you care to remember, I can imagine it would seem cruel and unusual punishment to ask for an hour-plus of your time for the slow cooking of sweet potatoes and other earthy tubers. And I suppose you could argue the same thing with some of those hearty greens in the Brassica family such as collards, mustards and cabbage, that they require more time than an episode of "Grey's Anatomy" and that just isn't going to work.
Well, here's one that will. Meet tatsoi (aka tai koo choi in Asian markets), a ruffly green beauty queen in the Brassica brigade that takes – get this – five minutes to prepare. Tender enough to eat raw and mild enough to take on several kinds of flavor direction, tatsoi cooks and tastes much like our nation's beloved spinach.
In fact, tatsoi is so quick-cooking it can be whipped up during a commercial break, and everyone – your body, your mind, your self – will be happier, healthier and maybe just a little bit leaner.
Wilted Tatsoi with Mustardy Vinaigrette
Adapted from Vegetables from Amaranth to Zucchini by Elizabeth Schneider
About 1 pound tatsoi
2 scallions
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
3 tablespoons olive oil
Trim tatsoi stems and separate leaves. Rinse in several changes of water, checking for grit. Dry thoroughly.
Clean scallions and slice off root. With your knife, separate lighter-colored bulb from darker-green tops. Mince bulbs, and in a small bowl, combine with lemon juice, mustard and salt, stirring until salt is dissolved. Whisk in oil. Thinly slice scallion greens and reserve for garnish.
Pour dressing into a wide skillet and set over moderate heat. Add tatsoi leaves, and with a pair of tongs, turn to coat them with vinaigrette.
Cook until leaves are almost wilted but stems retain crunch (about 2 minutes). Add scallion greens and toss.
Serve immediately.
Makes 4 side-dish servings.
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Monday is here already, and it feels like Spring here in Philadelphia!
The weather people are saying 70s all week, that is 16 degrees above normal for here. The winter was above normal, so the flowers are starting to bloom which is something that usually doesn't happen until April. Hope it stays like this but not sure we can count on that as this is unusual.
None the less great weather for Spring cleaning, which I got an early start on the previous week by completely cleaning my closet and donating a huge bag of clothes. This morning I cleaned the man's though felt very disappointed when I found matches and cigarettes. (he gave up smoking in 2010, we threw away all matches and cigs so I know they aren't old ones) And he says he has no clue how they got there. Really? That is like saying the dog ate my homework. ; )
Otherwise the weekend was great. Saturday morning was spent at the Philadelphia Flower Show which always puts on an amazing display of flowers. I was simply grateful to be able to go. The theme this year is the Hawaiian Islands, it was beautiful. The displays were even complete with beach huts and surfboards. Seeing anything of the sort makes me miss the beach so much.
Sunday we took the little one for a walk around the park, sat watched a little soccer. Again I felt so grateful to just be outside and spending quality time with my loves. We picked up a few groceries like fresh pollack then headed home.
We just started trying fish. Neither one of us is fond of overly fishy tastes but wanted to add something different to our meals then just poultry or red meat. So after not being crazy about tilipia or cod, yesterday we gave pollock a try and loved it. It's good to try new things even though sometimes it takes us both a little convincing.
This Monday I'm feeling exhausted still got a ways to go with this Spring cleaning but might have to wait another day as you can see the little one is trying to get my attention. Something tells me is getting impatience and wants to play ball.


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this is no hole, she sighs, to fill up
this is a big crack.
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I see things that glow
angels flying down to take me, she says
I'm going away, farther than you can reach
time and again, I tried to repair
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Hello there,
I am reading Palmrose, Richardson, Scholz 2004 JAE paper about restatement impacts.
does anybody know how to find the magnitude of restatement from AA? I didn't find the variable "cumulative change in net income". another related variable "effect" are also not found in the file of audit.auditnonreli file .... can anybody help?
these variables are listed in the audit analytics manual. i suppose people use it for the magnitude of net income restatement, am i right?
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With the the Coppell 5k coming up this Saturday to benefit the Coppell Special Olympics, we are excited to be able to announce that we will have two members from the Dallas Stars Hockey team with us there to help make this event successful.
Landon Wilson and another mystery Dallas Star will be there to support the Coppell Special Olympics, sign autographs, and support the Coppell 5k.
The Coppell 5k run and 1 mile walk is just a great event to help raise money for the Coppell Special Olympics and to help raise health and fitness awareness within the Coppell area. Cynthia Linder of Coppell's Get You In Shape, has been the basketball coach for the Coppell Special Olympics since 2007. In 2010, she realized the need for equipment, uniforms, practice gear, and other basic items that most school teams automatically get.
With the help of her husband, Brad Linder, and many great Coppell Special Olympic volunteers, the fist annual Coppell 5k was in May of 2010. Get You In Shape was able to write a check for $5,000 to the Coppell Special Olympics which went a long way with all the teams that the Coppell Special Olympics provides.
Click Here to see pictures from the 2010 Coppell 5k run for Coppell Special Olympics.
With the first annual Coppell 5k as huge success and so rewarding, we all decided that this would be something we do every year.
This event is all about the Coppell Special Olympic Teams and helping them have the basic needs and money needed. We appreciate you helping support this awesome event.


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(Daily Mail) — The numbers of elderly suffering from life-threatening illnesses including diabetes,lung disease and high blood pressure will more than double over the next 40 years, ministers warn.
They say the NHS will struggle to cope with the soaring costs of treating those with long-term illnesses who need regular GP appointments and are often admitted to hospital.
There are currently 15 million people suffering from illnesses such as lung disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and arthritis but this is expected to rise to almost 38 million by 2050, according to the Department of Health.
These patients currently account for 50 per cent of GP appointments and 70 per cent of hospital beds but this proportion will rise further over the coming decades.
Ministers argue that unless the NHS changes the way it treats these patients, it will be unable to cope with the growing pressure on services and high costs incurred through treatment.
Instead, the Government wants patients to be able to monitor their conditions at home – by measuring their blood pressure, blood sugar or breathing for example – instead of going to their GP every few weeks.


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Exhibition: "The History of Green Pages"
connection with the international day of the forest, foundation Your Forest together with the national center of the manuscript of a name of K.Kekelidze opened an exhibition "The History of Green Pages".The exhibition was attended Environment Minister Gigla Agulashvili and representatives of different spheres.
At the Exhibition was exposed ancient manuscripts and historical documents about forest sacrifice, about forest use, as well as miniatures, which features the creation of forest cover, flora and fauna, which are stored in the National Center of Manuscripts. At an exhibition will be submitted the document of the 19th century which is stored in Khevsureti in Arabuli's family, According to this document forest reduction was forbidden in the forests which protected from avalanches and landslides And if someone broke a ban, then he had to pay a penalty.
It should be noted that this document is made by Khevsureti's population that is an indicator of how they highly appreciated ecology and cared for environment.
As the deputy director of Fund has reported your Forest- Irakli Eradze notes, it should be noted the fact that she Khevsureti's document the population that is an indicator of that, is how great that time the population of ecological culture and how well they thought that they had a wood.
"It is important and significant that historical materials kept in the National Center of Manuscripts are about green environment. The exhibition aims is to show to the public how they cared about forests and the environment in Georgia in the past. Unfortunately, today we have a very difficult situation in terms of forest protection and conservation. In last twenty years almost ¼ of the forests is destroyed . Diseases of trees and massive cuts of the timber aggravates this problem. The foundation Your Forest in order to restore forest start the specific Project, but neither we, or any other organization, or the state alone can not cope with this problem without the maximum involvement of the public and without proper mental attitude to the environment. That's why it is important for us to change society's attitudes towards environment, events of this kind are intended for this purpose" – said Irakli Eradze.
According to him, for this reason it is important for the public relation to your Forest fundation -of ecological respect. Similar types of events are also directed to this purpose.
"The national center of manuscripts of the Georgian hand-written heritage of the largest depositary in the world. Ancient hand-written books, historical documents and unique archival materials in many areas and genres include: as character and the more so forest conservation becomes more and more problematic and topical issue, it is important for tracking of historical heritage of the letter – as the woods of art, historical documents and, in general, thinking.
Therefore with Your Forest foundation, we decided at the day of international forest day organizing "The history of green Pages", We consider that it will be interesting for public".- has reported Nestan Bagauri ,head of National Center of Manuscripts, education and exhibitions department.
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WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- In another crackdown on day-trading firm's questionable business practices, the broker-run organization that owns the Nasdaq said Thursday it kicked out one brokerage and settled charges with four others.
The National Association of Securities Dealers had alleged the firms violated a number of federal securities laws and membership rules by engaging in deceptive advertising, making improper loans to customers to cover margin calls, and violating short sale and trade reporting procedures.
Without admitting or denying the allegations, all firms accepted the sanctions and penalties ranging from $10,000 to $75,000.
The firms named in the disciplinary actions are Landmark Securities, which was expelled from the NASD, along with Momentum Securities, CyBerBroker Inc., Cornerstone Securities Corp., and Summit Trading.
NASD, the largest self-regulatory agency for the securities industry, launched its investigation into the activities of day trading firms two years ago. It fined eight such firms early last year.


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Following a comptetive tender process, Faithful+Gould was appointed onto all nine lots which include two multi-disciplinary lots, four cost consultant lots and three project manager lots. The lots cover various regions across the South West of England and will run until 2021.
Faithful+Gould was supported throughout the tender process by a range of external supply chain partners who will provide their services through the multi-disciplinary lots. Their locations are spread throughout the South West including Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset, Devon, Cornwall, Wiltshire and Dorset.
The Framework provides a fantastic procurement route for public sector organisations based in the South West and the latest version reinforces and supports the use of local resources and locally based SME's.
Chris Haines, Bristol Office Director said "We are delighted to have been appointed onto the Framework for multiple lots across the South West Region. We have teamed up with an excellent supply chain with whom we are looking forward to further developing relationships with over the duration of the Framework. The teams in our Bristol and Exeter offices are excited to already be working on projects that have come through the Framework and are looking forward to maximising opportunties with new and existing clients in the South West."
Since the start of the Framework four months ago, Faithful+Gould has secured projects with Exeter City Council, University of Exeter, Bristol City Council and the University of the West of England. We are working very closely with the Framework leader, Torbay Council, to develop a programme of local roadshows and workshops to help publicise the Framework. We have also hosted a launch event to promote our offering and the wider multi-disciplinary team at our office in Bristol.


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How to write a grievance letter
To raise a grievance you should take the following steps:
(1) Firstly, review your employer's grievance procedure. You can usually find this in the employee handbook. It will tell you who to address your grievance letter to, and let you know what to expect from the process. It might even stipulate what you should cover in your letter.
(2) Now that you know what you need to do to raise a grievance, you should write a letter to your employer setting out your concerns. Putting your grievance in writing means there cannot be a dispute over what your grievance or any part of it was. Everyone will be clear what the problem is. Make sure you give your employer enough information in the letter for them to be able to investigate the matter for you.
(3) You should then go on to say how you would like your employer to resolve the matter. Be clear about what you want to achieve. If you are being harassed, what can your employer do to make it stop? If you need reasonable adjustments that your employer isn't currently making, what do you need them to do? It might be helpful to set out steps that you have already taken to try to resolve the matter yourself.
(4) You can then ask for a grievance meeting to discuss your concerns with your employer. You have the right to be accompanied at grievance meetings, and if you know who you want to take with you, you might want to note who you wish to take with you. Remember to ask them first!
(5) Remember to date your letter – if matters aren't resolved and you end up bringing a claim in the employment tribunal, dates will be very important, particularly if your employer doesn't respond quickly enough or at all.
(6) Remember to keep the tone of the letter calm, professional and as non-accusatory as possible. It is understandable that if you are raising a grievance you might be angry, but if you want the matter resolved and for your employer to take it seriously, you are better to stay polite and professional.