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Maybe Mariah Carey should sing instead of speak next time she picks up an award.
The songbird delivered a loopy and rambling speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival awards Tuesday where she was lauded as Breakthrough Actress for her performance in "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire."
Wearing a clingy, black-beaded full-length Herve Leger gown, Carey greeted her presenter and "Precious" director Lee Daniels with a little dance and a big hug.
Carey paused for a long moment, looked to the ceiling, sighed and said, "Please forgive me, because I'm a little bit, um ..." When an audience member shouted speculation about her condition, Carey pointed and replied, "Yeah!"
"Oh my goodness!" she bellowed.
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Carey went on to recount first reading "Push," and meeting one of the night's other winners, Helen Mirren, whom Daniels said turned down the "Precious" role.
As she praised Daniels' work, Carey spontaneously burst into applause.
"Sorry," she told Daniels. "Sometimes I get a little ..." Carey then stopped cold to snap her fingers, then added "... you know, difficult." And then she giggled again.
Carey went on to share a story about how Daniels told her to play the part, he needed her to listen to him. She was trying to elaborate, and couldn't come up with the words. She motioned to her face and said, "What do you call it?" When Daniels said he told her to remove her makeup, she said, "You could take my makeup off and I don't look like that (expletive) from the thing," referring to her "Precious" character. "Oh, God," Daniels moaned, turning away from Carey.
A full minute before Carey and Daniels finally left the stage, the audience had begun to applaud them off. "I thank you all for all listening to my little spiel," Carey said, wearily, "and God bless you."
Carey didn't return to the stage Tuesday night, but her presence was felt for the remainder of the night. Before handing out a music award to songwriter-producer T Bone Burnett, actor Sean Penn quipped, "Think anything's going to make YouTube tonight?"


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Hearing the phrase "heart failure" is hair-raising. We immediately revert to our elementary science class when we first learned how the body works – if our heart is "failing" we are dying, right? This is what most people assume when they've been told they have congestive heart failure (CHF). Their minds race, thinking the end has arrived. Although this is a very severe disease it does not have to be a death sentence.
There are four stages to CHF and by following the correct health regimen and a variety of lifestyle changes you can decrease the chances of advancing to a higher stage and potentially not die from CHF.
CHF is a progressive disease that can be treated in its early stages. Heart failure does not mean that your heart has stopped beating or that it has failed. It means that your heart is weakened and is not pumping as well as it should be. A weakened heart is unable to pump enough blood to fulfill the body's oxygen and nutrient requirements.
According to the National Institute on Aging, CHF is the number one reason people over the age of 65 are hospitalized. However, many people feel there is no hope in changing the outcome of their diagnosis because they have a lack of knowledge about their disease. It is important to be educated about your diagnosis and what is physiologically going on in your body. The more you understand, the more likely you will feel empowered to dedicate yourself to lifestyle changes and medication schedules.
The four stages of CHF are classified as mild to severe. The stages range from no limitation of physical activity to slight limitation of activity resulting in shortness of breath and fatigue. Moderate stage CHF is where activities like walking to get the mail or standing become challenging. And finally, end-stage CHF where the patient has symptoms at rest even though they are on medication. More advanced medical surgeries or end-of-life care may be required at this point.
What can you do to slow the progression and have a better quality of life?
• Follow the doctor's orders. So many patients are not compliant with what their physician recommends. Some are not thrilled with the side effects of their medication, but they must remember the side effects of not taking their medicine are far worse. As the stages increase, it becomes more difficult to manage the disease. If you are not compliant you could advance through the stages of CHF in a matter of weeks. However, early diagnosis is something you can live with for a very long time.
• Educate yourself and commit to your lifestyle changes. Take your CHF diagnosis seriously and know that you have the control to change the outcome. Use less salt, cut out fried foods and increase physical activity.
Also learn the subtle signs of CHF so you can catch it early and get the help you need. These symptoms can include shortness of breath, fatigue, confusion and not being able to sleep unless sitting upright. It's also very important to weigh yourself daily; a one- or two-pound weight gain in a day can be an indicator that you are retaining fluid. CHF can be difficult to identify in elderly patients that may also have other conditions, so talk to your physician today if you have any suspicions.
• Seek assistance. It can be confusing for the aging population to stay on top of the correct doses of medication, on the recommended schedule and identifying the signs if their medications are not working. These complications joined with their lifestyle changes can be difficult and overwhelming to do on their own.
Speak to your doctor about having a home health nurse come to your house to help with medication management and education. Having a nurse come out for one hour, two to three times a week can help keep patients out of the hospital. You should also make sure family members are educated about your disease so they can play a role in identifying the warning signs and encouraging you with healthy living guidelines.

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Tony (Richard Beymer) and Maria (Natalie Wood) sing on the balcony.
Romeo and Juliet is updated to the tenements of New York City in this Oscar-winning musical landmark. Adapted by Ernest Lehman from the Broadway production, the movie opens with an overhead shot of Manhattan, an effect that director Robert Wise would repeat over the Alps in The Sound of Music four years later. We are introduced to two rival street gangs: the Jets, second-generation American teens, and the Sharks, Puerto Rican immigrants. When the war between the Jets and Sharks reaches a fever pitch, Jets leader Riff (Russ Tamblyn) decides to challenge the Sharks to one last "winner take all" rumble. He decides to meet Sharks leader Bernardo (George Chakiris) for a war council at a gymnasium dance; to bolster his argument, Riff wants his old pal Tony (Richard Beymer), the cofounder of the Jets, to come along. But Tony has set his sights on vistas beyond the neighborhood and has fallen in love with Bernardo's sister, Maria (Natalie Wood), a love that, as in Romeo and Juliet, will eventually end in tragedy. In contrast to the usual slash-and-burn policy of Hollywood musical adaptations, all the songs written by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim for the original Broadway production of West Side Story were retained for the film version, although some alterations were made to appease the Hollywood censors, and the original order of two songs was reversed for stronger dramatic impact. The movie more than retains the original choreography of Jerome Robbins, which is recreated in some of the most startling and balletic dance sequences ever recorded on film. West Side Story won an almost-record ten Oscars, including Best Picture, supporting awards to Chakiris and Rita Moreno as Bernardo's girlfriend, Anita, and Best Director to Robbins and Wise. Richard Beymer's singing was dubbed by Jimmy Bryant, Natalie Wood's by Marni Nixon (who also dubbed Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady), and Rita Moreno's by Betty Wand. The film's New York tenement locations were later razed to make room for Lincoln Center.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 30 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
GetMoreContent! (new site under construction) is an agency that provides fresh, bespoke content (mainly feature articles) to webmasters, site owners and marketers. They hire us to increase the amount of high quality, keyword-rich content on their sites, in order to deliver a better user experience and improve their search engine rankings
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Certain parts of the URL could be emphasised for effect. Perhaps \\\'More\\\' or \\\'Content\\\' or both.
It would also be nice to see the logo include an icon that represents what we do. For example, a little \\\'page\\\' of writing. But something original and well-designed...not some cheap clip art from a CD please :-)
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If you haven't done this, do yourself a favor http://www.steelers.com/tickets-and-...eld-tours.html
I have been very blessed to go to so many games both at 3 Rivers and Heinz Field, however, I had never taken the stadium
tour so the Monday after the Skins game where I really wanted to see RG3 meet BR7, we went on the stadium tour before heading home. They took us to Rooney's personal suite, showed us where the coaches sit and work during the game. took us onto the field, into both the visitor and Steeler locker room plus so much more! I can clearly remember thinking while in the visitor locker room just who all had been right where I was standing and I thought the same in the Steeler locker room and really throughout the entire tour. It was an experience I will never forget.


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Great Britain Historical Geographical Information System (GBHGIS)
The Great Britain Historical Geographical Information System is a unique digital collection of information about Britain's localities as they have changed over time. Information comes from census reports, historical gazetteers, travellers' tales and historic maps assembled into a whole that is much more than the sum of its parts. This site tells you more about the project itself and about historical GIS.
A separate website, created by funding from the UK National Lottery and extended and re-launched with funding from the Joint Information Systems Committee, makes this resource available on-line to everyone, presenting our information graphically and cartographically. That site is called A Vision of Britain through Time and presents the history of Great Britain through places. It can be found at www.visionofbritain.org.uk.


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According to the dictionary, a cynic is:
a person who believes that only selfishness motivates human actions and who disbelieves in or minimizes selfless acts or disinterested points of view.
Alice is a cynic. She uses Bob as an example to illustrate her point of view. What's the best term (preferably a single word) she can use to describe Bob?
You could say that Bob is ___________.
For example, given the definition above, you could say that Bob is selfish. However, I believe that this doesn't sum up all of the things Alice believes about him...


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Anniversary marks 40 years of tense U.S.-Iran ties
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This month marks the 40th anniversary of the Iranian revolution when Ayatollah Khomeini returned to establish an Islamic republic and toppled the U.S.-backed regime of the Shah. Suzanne Maloney of the Brookings Institution joins Hari Sreenivasan to discuss the history of U.S.-Iran relations, Iran's economy, and what's next.
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Lemon Shark - Photo by Felix Leander
"Nov. 17, 2009
All of last week was completely shot – current and visibility made for a dry week – the dive operator said that has never happened before. I must admit that the people took it really well considering that some came from Europe.
So today was the first day with a new group of people – four stayed from the week before – and yes, the visibility and conditions were finally good. We had plenty of lemon sharks and two tiger sharks of which one was a juvenile. It is always a treat to see these magnificent animals, and according to the captain conditions from here on should only improve, which is a good thing.
Last week I gained about 5lbs – ate a lot and moved very little, have made up for it today, freedove for 5 hours and going to watch what I eat for the rest of this week."


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'The Wolverine' review: Looking sharp
The Wolverine
Action. Starring Hugh Jackman, Rila Fukushima and Tao Okamoto. Directed by James Mangold. (PG-13. 120 minutes.)
Somewhere along the line somebody must have had a crazy idea, that maybe for once the Wolverine required a decent script, and shouldn't rely only on action, audience goodwill and the sight of Hugh Jackman with his shirt off. And so a team was assembled, made up of people who have made some very good movies.
Those movies are too many to list here, but for a taste: Director James Mangold made "Walk the Line" and "3:10 to Yuma," and screenwriters Mark Bomback, Scott Frank and Christopher McQuarrie made "Live Free or Die Hard," "Out of Sight" and "The Usual Suspects," respectively. This time out, nobody is slumming.
Within five minutes, it's apparent that the audience, and "The Wolverine," are in good hands. The movie, a sequel to 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," begins with three gripping sequences, including a vivid one in which our hero survives the atomic bomb blast at Nagasaki. Of course he does - he's that kind of person. His hair and skin may be burned off, but he flexes and growls, and a moment later, everything has grown back.
Less immediately apparent than the quality of the action is the subtle and welcome change the filmmakers have wrought in Wolverine. Of the mutant superhero X-Men, he was always the sad sack, the depressive, the self-hating one, the one who didn't want to use his powers; but in "The Wolverine," he is less angst-ridden, and more angry and motivated, which activates the movie.
Straight-up action hero
At the start, he is drifting and haunted by nightmares, but he still has the gumption to pick a fight when he witnesses an injustice. In the best way, he is more like a straight-up action hero - no longer a miserable guy like Lon Chaney Jr.'s Wolf Man, but capable, dangerous and, when it's called for, sarcastic.
The clash between mutants and humans has been the relentless focus of previous "X-Men" movies. "The Wolverine" drops that exhausted subject in favor of something more clear-cut and immediate: The Wolverine is asked to travel to Japan in order to say goodbye to the man whose life he saved in Nagasaki. The Wolverine, who's not doing much of anything these days besides growing out his sideburns, agrees, and soon gets involved in a tangled and dangerous conflict over the old man's will. The old man skips over his own son and makes his granddaughter, Marika (Tao Okamoto), the richest woman in Asia.
A nice feature of "The Wolverine" is that it always stays with our hero, and his task is always simple and easy to grasp, despite whatever complicating machinations are taking place off camera. He saves Marika's life - as soon as people find out that she is about to inherit everything, armies of assassins pop out from everywhere - and he becomes determined to keep her alive. Why? Because he's a nice guy, and he likes her.
Unfortunately, the Wolverine is not the best relationship material at the moment. He can't go to sleep without having nightmares that cause him to leap out of the sheets, waving his adamantine knuckle blades, ready to kill anything that moves. Handsome or not, he is definitely a case for separate beds.
"The Wolverine" is the first film from the X-Men universe to show Jackman to full advantage. The actor has worked himself into a physical condition that is downright humbling, or inspiring, depending on your viewpoint, and his performance is in the best action tradition of strength and humor.
The action sequences are not perfunctory and, though they had to have been cooked up on a computer, they don't look like it. Or at least, they're imaginative enough that you don't have time to think of them in that way.
Train chase
For example, there's a chase on top of a train, a familiar action-movie trope last seen as recently as "The Lone Ranger," a few weeks ago. But the chase in "The Wolverine" takes place on a Japanese bullet train going 300 mph, which completely changes the dynamic. The scene is faster, quieter and more eerie, and the fighting requires different strategies.
"The Wolverine" shows that, while originality would be nice, a little novelty and enthusiasm in the presentation of the familiar can be quite enough. The bottom line is that audiences aren't stupid and will not settle for just anything, as the anemic box office for recent blockbusters is showing. "The Wolverine" deserves to break out from the pack.
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Author: Eddy, T.M.
Date: July 2, 1858
This letter written by T. M. Eddy, is an example of many letters of introduction written on the behalf of Isaac Goodnow. Goodnow, recently emigrated to Kansas Territory, was traveling extensively in the East in order to raise money for the construction of a new college in Manhattan. He succeeded in founding Bluemont College, which was a precursor to Kansas State University. Letters like these would have increased Goodnow's credibility when meeting new potential investors.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: Isaac Goodnow Collection, #357, Box 1 Folder 51
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Keywords: Bluemont Central College; Business enterprises; Goodnow, Isaac T., 1814-1894; Travel; Universities and colleges
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Well played, Mr. President, says William McGurn in the Wall Street Journal. In contrast, we see "the poverty of Notre Dame's institutional witness."
In a letter to Notre Dame's Class of 2009, the university's president, the Rev. John Jenkins, stated that the honors for Mr. Obama do not indicate any "ambiguity" about Notre Dame's commitment to Catholic teaching on the sanctity of human life. The reality is that it was this ambiguity that the White House was counting on; this ambiguity that was furthered by the adoring reaction to Mr. Obama's visit; and this ambiguity that disheartens those working for an America that respects the dignity of life inside the womb.And here's the Rush Limbaugh treatment of the topic:
The New York Times in a story today, headline: "At Notre Dame, Obama Calls for Dialogue on Abortion." Now, what exactly has been going on in this country for 40 years? It's no different than the libs saying, "You know what, we need to have that national conversation about race." What have we been doing since the founding of this country but having a conversation about race? What have we been doing the last 40 years but having a dialogue on abortion? And Obama appealed to partisans on each side to find ways to respect one another's basic decency and even work together to reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies.... I have often asked, "Where is the middle ground between good and evil? Where do you compromise? Where's the compromise between life and death? Where's the compromise between killing and birth? Where do you compromise on that?"Ambiguity... compromise... You see the point. Obama's side of the debate wins simply by getting people to think that there can be a debate. By allowing Obama to be heard at all on the subject of abortion, Notre Dame loses ground, because the pro-Life position is not debatable, ambiguous or subject to compromise. That's a big political problem for pro-Lifers — their unwillingness to engage with the other side. And Obama is successfully exacerbating it.
So the assumption here is, find ways to respect one another's basic decency. Well, what's decent? Language still matters to me. What the hell is decent about abortion? What's decent about it? This is the first time I've ever heard abortion categorized as a form of decency. Even the pro-choice crowd in trying to justify it, has tried to say that pregnancy is a disease, or that pregnancy is a sickness that can threaten the life of the mother, or a fetus is an unviable tissue mass. But I've never heard them say that abortion is decency. But Obama has now just said that both sides of the argument feature people who are advocating decency.


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Inspired by conversations on the Food52 Hotline, we're sharing tips and tricks that make navigating all of our kitchens easier and more fun.
Today: Don't throw that fish away! Here are 10 ideas to give it new life so that you can eat happily ever after.
There are some things that we're happy to embrace in their leftover form -- that we may, in fact, intentionally make in large batches and revisit all week.
Seafood is a different story.
Perhaps you learned this the hard way -- you popped some leftover salmon in the microwave, only to fill your kitchen with a rank, fishy smell. Or maybe, in a fit of Panglossian optimism, you took home some leftover sashimi (why were there leftovers?) and let it get gummy in the back of the fridge because you were too scared to eat it and too guilty to toss it.
But it doesn't have to be like that. Fish needn't be a one-night affair, when you have a perfectly lovely evening but must expunge all traces by the next morning. Learn the basics of working with your leftover fish and it will meet you halfway, and then you'll eat happily ever after.
The first thing to know about using leftover fish: Be careful with reheating. Let there be no quick nukes in the microwave and no second shots at pan-searing -- such forays will only dry out your fish and leave your kitchen with a smell that makes you want to order take-out. If you must use direct heat, make it very gentle and very brief.
This above all: No fish dish shall be the same twice. Your salmon filet cares not for how blissful dinner was last night; it simply will not behave if you try to relive the past. Instead, it will urge you to re-imagine it and all you thought it could be. You can adapt many recipes that call for fresh fish and turn them, instead, into homes for your leftovers -- just make sure you do so within a day or two of first cooking. We've got 10 ideas to get your creative juices flowing.
1. Give fish a second hoorah at taco night by either gently bringing it to room temperature or quickly reheating it in a sauté pan.
2. Add it to a chowder or soup by flaking it and stirring it in just before you eat.
3. Follow the crab cake drill and make fish cakes instead -- gently combine it with eggs, breadcrumbs, a bit of milk or mayonnaise, and whichever herbs and spices strike your fancy. Cook them through in a bit of oil or butter.
4. Turn it into pâté by mashing it up with plain yogurt, crème fraîche, cottage cheese, a bit of butter -- really, any permutation of the above -- and chopped fresh herbs. Try adding acidity or heat with freshly squeezed lemon juice, lemon zest, horseradish, hot pepper, or a dash of vinegar. Salt and pepper to taste. Pat yourself on the back -- you've turned fish from a misunderstood leftover into a veritable hors d'oeuvre.
5. Give that fish new life in a burrito: Heat a tortilla, make rice and beans (or, for breakfast, scrambled eggs), slice some fresh vegetables, and break out the salsa and guacamole.
6. Make the greatest leftover hero of all: kedgeree. Re-purpose leftover cooked rice by heating it up in a pan with mustard seeds, turmeric, and aromatics, then stir in flaked fish and greens until they're just warmed through.
7. You may have missed the boat for ceviche, but you're all set for salpicon. Add lime juice, scallions, cilantro, and a fresh hot chili to flaked fish (either at room temperature or quickly reheated on the stove). Eat with a fork or wrapped up in a tortilla, with or without cubes of avocado.
8. Top off any beautiful plate of vegetables (and turn them into a full meal) with fish that you've brought to room temperature.
9. Tuna's not the only fish that can be made into fish salad. Play around with other types of fish, doing what you usually do for tuna salad, then put that on a sandwich -- we'd suggest accompanying it with crisp greens or blanched seasonal vegetables.
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Yet as the consolidation of rebel power progresses, a recent Amnesty International report warns that a movement to take revenge against Qaddafi loyalists appears to be spreading. "It's not clear how long that campaign against loyalists is going to continue," says Nora Bensahel, senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. "That kind of dynamic can snowball very quickly – and can extend to some sort of civil disorder and a worsening security situation for the people who live in Tripoli."
There is no great political will, however, for either a United Nations peacekeeping force, or for sending forces from the African Union, but Dr. Bensahel says. "Without some sort of troops on the ground, the risks go up that this will not be a quick or easy transition."
For now, the US military is most interested in securing munitions, explosives, and chemicals that could be used by terrorists to create havoc – or by criminals for material gain. While such chemicals are "not easily weaponized," General Carter Ham, the head of US Africa Command says that the security of such material and munitions remains of "great concern."
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Many members of the volunteer service were close friends of Sean A. Collier, MIT officials said. Some transported him to Massachusetts General Hospital after he was shot as he sat in his cruiser April 18.
MIT student Dylan Soukup, chief of MIT Emergency Medical Services, said he knew Collier personally and was among those who transported him to the hospital after he was shot.
"Receiving the first Collier Medal alongside all of the members of MIT EMS was an honor I will truly never feel worthy of," he said. "Nothing can bring back Officer Sean Collier, but I know that this will be another incredible reminder of his service to our community and the service we should all strive to carry on."
Soukup said members of MIT EMS spent time with Collier while responding to calls. While off duty, Collier would visit the ambulance service's bunkroom to chat or play video games, he said.
"He was a truly inspiring individual, and an award in his honor is one way to make sure people never forget that," said Soukup. Administrators presented the award at a ceremony earlier this week to the 56 volunteers, mostly students, who operate MIT EMS.
"Last year, through circumstances none of us will ever forget, Officer Collier gave his life protecting our community," MIT president L. Rafael Reif said in a statement. "So that his spirit will live on at MIT, this is a fresh opportunity to express our gratitude that he lived and worked among us."
Just months before his death, Collier had written a letter praising the ambulance service, Reif said. "It is with full hearts and the deepest appreciation that the members of MIT EMS are receiving the recognition they deserve."
MIT announced it was establishing the Collier Medal in November, saying the annual award would be given to a person or group who embodies the character and qualities of Sean Collier. Members of MIT and its "extended community" are eligible for the award.
The medal is backed by a fund MIT established to raise money to memorialize Collier through the award and scholarships in his name.
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Ellis continues rapid rehab by catching Kershaw
LOS ANGELES -- The surprise in Sunday's simulated game wasn't that Clayton Kershaw pitched three innings without pain, but that A.J. Ellis caught three innings without pain.
Ellis is only 12 days removed from left knee surgery, but he said he "lobbied" to warm up Kershaw in the bullpen and then "lobbied" to catch the simulated game and kept catching for all 50 pitches.
"We've been plenty surprised every step of the way," Ellis said of his rapid rehab.
Ellis has backed off only with running, which is how he injured the knee two weeks ago. He also hasn't thrown to bases coming out of the crouch.
"The final hurdles," he said. "But as far as [other] baseball stuff, I feel 100 percent. Squatting never bothered me before. Just running, you know, my explosiveness."
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- Have a Twitter account (I associate Twitter with Triviality. Perhaps this is an unfair judgement, given I have never even looked at a Twitter page, but I just cannot see the point in writing in spurts of 140 characters and everything I have read about it puts me off finding out more.)
- Tweet daily
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- Have more than one genealogy blog
- Have lectured/presented to a genealogy group on a technology topic (Presented a workshop on using www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk)
- Currently an active member of Genealogy Wise
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- Have connected with genealogists via Facebook (put something on it initially but never got a response and now rely on Geneabloggers)
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- Maintain a blog or website for a genealogy society (contribute to a work-based local history blog)
- Have submitted text corrections online to Ancestry, Trove or a similar site
- Have registered a domain name (www.dansonfamily.co.uk - not yet functional )
- Post regularly to Google+
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- Have transcribed/indexed records for FamilySearch or a similar project (for local history society and local archive centre)
- Own a Flip-Pal or hand-held scanner
- Can code a webpage in .html
- Own a smartphone (happy with my basic model for phoning and texting - I don't need anything else)
- Have a personal subscription to one or more paid genealogy databases
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- Have contributed to a genealogy blog carnival (Sounds interesting but something I don't know about)
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- Have taken a DNA test for genealogy purposes
- Have a personal genealogy website (my daughter is setting one up for me as her final assessment in a website design course - so watch this space!)
- Have found mention of an ancestor in an online newspaper archive (would love to!)
- Have tweeted during a genealogy lecture
- Have scanned your hardcopy genealogy files
- Use an RSS Reader to follow genealogy news and blogs
- Have uploaded a gedcom file to a site like Geni, MyHeritage or Ancestry
- Own a netbook
- Use a computer/tablet/smartphone to take genealogy lecture notes
- Have a profile on LinkedIn that mentions your genealogy habit
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- Backup your files to a portable hard drive (Backed up on an external G drive & memoy stick)
- Have a copy of your genealogy files stored offsite
- Know about Rootstech [very vaguely from the interest shown by other bloggers)
- Have listened to a Blogtalk radio session about genealogy.
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- Schedule regular email backups
- Have contributed to the Familysearch Wiki
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- Have published a genealogy book in an online/digital format
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Falling Short on The Tech Savvy Genealogists' Meme
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I'm glad I'm not the only one with a rather low 'tech savvy' score! My list is on Genealogy Leftovers. If new technology will save me a significant amount of time or make me a better family historian, I am happy to use it. If it won't, or if it is beyond my budget, I make no apology for sticking to traditional methods!ReplyDelete
Until quite recently my feelings about Twitter were the same as yours... but I've decided that it can be a great place to read (and share) genealogy tips. For example - see JudyQld and HicksShauna.
Thanks fof your contribution.No-one falls short on this meme. I would be worried if people scored 40/40 on this list. That would probably demonstrate that they cannot discriminate and select the tools/resources that align with their needs. If you have learnt about some new things then your participation has had a positive result.
The big win is that I have found your blog - my husband has ancestors who lived at 1 High Street, Hawick and some who are buried in Wellogate (found them one cold January) - I'll be adding it to my RSS feeds. We've visited Hawick twice in search of ancestors.
Co-incidentally my first degree is in librarianship.


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- A Cumulus.ini setting to turn off the 'extra' decimal place in pressure values on Davis stations. To limit the pressure to 1 decimal for mb/hPa and 2 for inHg, add the following to the [Station] section of Cumulus.ini:
- MX now automatically processes and uploads the realtimegauges.txt file, so you don't need to add it as an extra file. Can be turned off in the internet settings.
- Extra diagnostics when Davis archive reading thread terminates abnormally
- Implemented "TempMult2" second order caibration setting, as in Cumulus 1.9.4 (set via Cumulus.ini only)
- Implemented forcing of more frequent barometer updates on Davis stations (set via Cumulus.ini only - ForceVPBarUpdate=1 in [Station] section). Note that this is only useful on very old versions of the console firmware.
- Sunshine hours incremented correctly using Davis archive data
- Improve Heat Index calculation (added "Rothfusz adjustments")
- Probably other changes which I've missed
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On a recent trip to Ikea the mister spotted this colorful denim (these are mos def his colors) and asked for some clamdiggers. I said no on the clamdiggers because with this fabric I thought it would look like something my grandma would wear. I did agree on shorts though obviously, and here they are.
These were made with Simplicity 1948. It's one of the Suede Says (ughhhhh) patterns. Can we talk for a second about how fug most of the Suede designs are, especially the ones with a more "rocker" edge to them? Gross! These are no exception, The basic pattern is a jean, or you can add a bunch of unnecessary pockets and zippers if you feel like it.
I'd never made pants for Chris before and unfortunately these came out too big. I made these while he was out on a long motorcycle ride so I didn't have him available to try them on while I was working. I wish they were sized by waist measurements like men's pants are. The finished garment measurements on the envelope are for the hip measurement, which isn't very helpful. Oh well, he's wearing a belt in these photos.
I'm going to cut down center back and take the excess out from there. I did 4 lines of topstitching on the waistband so I have no intention of unpicking all of that. Scissors it shall be. Sizing was the only issue I had with the pattern.
All of the pieces fit together well. I gave these an 11 inch inseam which I based off of other shorts he owns. I took the time to cut the pockets and back yoke with the stripes matching, but switched them at the last second. I decided visually I liked being able to differentiate all of the design elements instead of having them fade together. The pattern instructions were quite good. I was even able to follow their instructions and diagrams for inserting the fly front zipper. Easy peasy mac and cheesy.
All seams are finished by my serger and then topstitched down. The insides are very neat and tidy if I do say so myself.
I also recently finished sewing up some curtains for my sister. Although I did make her do all of the measuring and pressing (i.e. the boring parts). I think I'm do for another few month of selfish sewing 🙂
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Subregional cooperation and capacity-building
Activities under the Espoo Convention and its Protocol on SEA
(period between 6th and 7th sessions of the Meetings of the Parties to the Convention, 2014-2017)
Subregional cooperation and capacity-building to strengthen contacts between the Parties and others, including States outside the UNECE region.
See also the previous activity relating to subregional cooperation and capacity development:
- Subregional cooperation to strengthen contacts between the Parties to the Convention, 2004-2008
- Capacity-building in Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (transboundary EIA), 2004-2008
- Subregional cooperation and capacity-building to strengthen contacts between the Parties and others, 2008-2011
- Subregional cooperation and capacity-building to strengthen contacts between the Parties and others, 2011-2014
|South-Eastern Europe subregion
|Workshop(s) on implementation of the Convention, Protocol and Bucharest Agreement in the subregion: workshop to prepare for the first Meeting of the Parties to the Bucharest Agreement
|Planned in 2015-2016.
Mediterranean subregion, including Adriatic Sea
|Carried forward workshop for the Mediterranean
Seminar on 14 - 15 April 2015, Rabat, Morocco
Lead country: Morocco, with support from other interested countries.
Baltic Sea subregion
Holding of three meetings on:
(a) SEA for programmes of measures under the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive (art. 13) and the experience of large-scale transboundary projects;
(b) (i) Assessment and reduction of transboundary impacts on transboundary watercourses and international lakes in the context of the Espoo Convention, the Protocol on SEA and the Helsinki Convention;
(ii) Effective public participation in SEA/EIA in the context of the Espoo Convention, the Protocol on SEA and the Aarhus Convention;
(c) (topics to be identified by the lead country).
(a) Seminar on 6 - 7 November 2014, Berlin, Germany
(b) Seminar on 28 - 29 September 2015, Vilnius, Lithuania
(c) Seminar in Latvia planned in 2016
Lead countries: Germany, Latvia and Lithuania.
|Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia
|Subregional coordination and experience-sharing events to share successes, challenges, solutions and experiences as well as the results of capacity-building activities on SEA and EIA, followed by the dissemination of seminar results in all countries of Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia, including to the public and NGOs. The events can focus one or several challenges in SEA or EIA implementation (e.g., public participation; monitoring; inter-ministerial cooperation/consultations) or on a sector (energy, mining, etc.) Countries to propose themes/ topics for the events:
|Lead country: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Republic of Moldova, Ukraine.
(a) Practical experience in application of SEA to various plans and programmes in the EU countries, comparison of legal, institutional and procedural frameworks;
(b) Lessons learned from national and subregional reviews of legal and institutional frameworks for application of EIA and SEA;
(c) Lessons learned from the SEA pilot projects in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.
(a) Study tour on 1 - 5 December 2014, Prague, Czech Republic
(b) International sub-regional conference and the training of trainers workshop on 2 - 6 November 2015, Kakheti, Georgia
(c) Seminar in Latvia planned in 2016
|Joint capacity-building activities with the Aarhus Convention for Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia on public participation in decision-making, including to strengthen the capacities of national Aarhus Centres and the regional Aarhus Centres Network in the EIA and SEA processes. Use the Good Practice Recommendations on Public Participation on SEA and the general guidance on enhancing systemic consistency.
Lead countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, involving Aarhus Centres in these countries, with support from OSCE and inputs from Aarhus Convention and Convention on Environmental Impact Assessment in a Transboundary Context (Espoo Convention) secretariats.
|(a) Development and compilation of capacity-building materials;
(b) Regional and national training workshops.
|Planned: 2015 - 2016.


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The first step in the process of choosing the perfect designer lighting for your next design project is to decide what type of light is right. There are eight general categories of designer lighting: chandeliers, table lighting, wall lighting, pendants, floor lamps, and flush mounts. There are also lighting enhancements like lampshades and accessories and light switches and plates. Consider the purpose of the light you are adding - is it utilitarian or a statement piece? Then think through the different styles and types of each category. What follows is a brief guide to get you started.
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This lightweight, compact (2½ x 4½ x 14") microscope is super-convenient for identifying insects pests, disease and plant species wherever you are. If mites are your problem, the 100x magnification of this microscope will help you determine just which type are pestering your plants. It is easy to use; simply open it up and a super bright LED light will illuminate the object you are examining. Inside the view finder there is a handy measuring tool for instant measurements.
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The 76ers went into last night's game at the Bobcats with a three-game winning streak. Mathematically, Philly is still in contention for a play—hahahaha, let's cut the crap. The Sixers lost, and Jrue Holiday might still be missing shots somewhere, even now.
Here's a reason to pay attention to the Sixers for something other than Andrew Bynum's hair or Andrew Bynum's knees: Jrue Holiday went 2-for-24 from the field. That's as many missed shots as all five of the Sixers' starters had made ones. That's more misses than LeBron James has had in his last four games combined. And no player in at least 28 years has taken at least 24 shots and made two or fewer. Holiday said after the game that "a lot of shots went in and out." As you can see in the video above, a lot just didn't come close.


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I also thought collins was in the right for protecting his best player. I think it was Schilling who was on the radio the other day and said something about how dangerous intentionally hitting a batter is. It's very easy for the pitcher to lose control - and something intended for the hip can end up at the head...ReplyDelete
Really like the caricatures and interpretations of Collins. Your work of him has come a long way from the first stabs at comparing him to Kevorkian (if I remember correctly?). He is becoming a very endearing manager - I like his style, and his character is really shining through in your posts this year.
Like him... uhh.. a lot... ummm... MORE BETTER... umm... than...ummm.. Jerry Manuel.. uh.
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Terry is a very endearing soul. I respect him and think he's great for this team.
He has them playing together and believing in themselves and most importantly in HIM.
I have to admit I do miss Umm ...ahhhh...mmmm Jerry.
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You have us guessing what you're gonna do next! You even it when we lose a good time, Joe !!!ReplyDelete


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Highly successful head coach Marcus Kahn begins his fourth season as head men's basketball coach at the University of Mary Washington.
Kahn inherited an Eagle program that had 11 winning seasons in its past 12 years, and continued to gain success, winning 15 games in 2015-16, and advancing to the CAC semifinals.
Kahn owned a 153-27 record in six seasons at Cabrini College, including five consecutive Colonial States Athletic Conference championships and NCAA Tournament appearances, including a run to the NCAA Championship game in 2011-12. His mark of 131-19 over the past five years has been the best record in all of NCAA Division III.
"Marcus and I have been to each other's practices and I have nothing but the highest of praise for him", said longtime Penn and current Temple head coach Fran Dunphy. "He is a quality individual, a consummate professional, and the kind of person I'd want coaching my team. What a great hire!"
Kahn led Cabrini to a 26-2 overall mark this winter, standing as the last undefeated team in the nation until February 15, and closing the year ranked ninth in the nation. Cabrini finished 25-6 and a No. 13 final ranking in 2012-13, as the team appeared in its second consecutive NCAA Tournament Elite Eight game
Kahn led the Cavaliers on a magical run in 2011-12 posting the nation's best record of 31-2. After suffering a two point overtime loss to end 2011, Cabrini won 22 consecutive games leading to the National Championship game in Salem, Va, the school's first appearance in a national championship game. Kahn was named Mid-Atlantic Coach of the Year by D3hoops.com and the National Association of Basketball Coaches, as well as a finalist for the prestigious Glen Robinson Division III and John McLendon National Coach of the Year honors.
The Cavaliers finished the 2010-11 campaign 24-6 and Kahn was named CSAC Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season. Kahn also named NABC Mid-Atlantic Region Coach of the Year.
In 2009-10, Kahn guided the Cavaliers to the CSAC title and the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 2001-02 campaign. Cabrini won a then school-record 25 games overall and spent four weeks in the D3Hoops.com Top 25.
In his first year at Cabrini, Kahn led the Cavaliers to 22 overall victories, then the program's highest win total since the 1995-96 campaign. Cabrini returned to championship game of the CSAC Tournament for the first time in seven years.
Prior to joining the Cavaliers, Kahn spent six seasons as the head coach at the University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg. With the Bobcats, Kahn became the program's all-time leader in career victories (77), recruited two Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (AMCC) Newcomers of the Year (2005-06, 2007-08) and guided UPG to its first postseason appearance since the 1999-2000 season.
Kahn mentored Pitt-Greensburg to two AMCC championship games (2005-07) and claimed the conference's regular season crown in 2004-05, the first in program history. In his first season in 2002-03, he led the Bobcats to a 14-12 overall record and trip to the conference tournament. Kahn inherited a team that had won just 10 games combined during the 2000-01 and 2001-02 campaigns.
In 2005-06, Kahn led UPG to a second-place finish in the AMCC Tournament and the ECAC championship game. At the conclusion of the 2007-08 season, Kahn had coached the Bobcats to its fifth appearance in the conference tournament in six seasons.
Kahn owns a wealth of Division III coaching experience, beginning as an assistant at Wesley College in Dover, Del. (1998-2000). During the 2000-01 season, Kahn served as an assistant coach at Albright College in Reading, Pa., directing the program's academic, recruiting and film exchange operations.
He spent a season as the top assistant at Division II Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, W. Va. in 2001-02. With the Rams, Kahn served as the academic, recruiting and scouting/film exchange coordinator.
Kahn's coaching career began as an assistant in 1997-98 with NAIA Division II Grand View College in Des Moines, Iowa.
Kahn's campus presence has reached beyond the hardwood throughout his sideline tenure, spending seven years in the classroom as a professor. He instructed a physical education and recreation course at Shepherd (2001-02) and a freshman seminar class at Pitt-Greensburg (2002-2008).
Kahn earned a bachelor of arts degree in education from the University of Redlands in 1997 and a master's degree in education from Wesley in 2000. He has been a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) since 1999.


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Happy Independence Day, everyone! I hope you are either en route to your long weekend or settled on your plan to watch the fireworks display. Both promise to give you a reprieve from your everyday and hopefully surprise you with something new.