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The Lowedown on "Solo: A Star Wars Story" (PG-13 – Theatrical – US)
Solo: A Star Wars Story
Genre: Sci-Fi/Space
Said to be the first Star Wars movie to lose money in the box office, "Solo: A Star Wars Story" seems to have come out too early. I didn't feel there was anything wrong with it…just that if you're going to release a Star Wars movie, you need to hold off and let us fanboys start foaming at the mouth before releasing another film. This is how Episode 1 made so much money. I think Disney has caught on and put all other spin-offs on hold until after episode IX is released. I am still hoping for a Boba Fett movie at some point…but I wanted a Silver Surfer movie too and we see how that worked out. So let's break this down as only The Lowedown can…with no Jedi mind tricks and no painkillers.
It's a pretty solid cast…I do not recognize the lead but you have Paul Bettany, Emilia Clarke, Thandie Newton, Donald Glover, and at the centre of the cast is Woody Harrelson. Woody is worth three points right off the bat and Paul will get two…then one each for the rest of the known actors. Bringing the total to a whopping eight points.
I thought the acting was good…but not great. The standout for me was Donald Glover…he just had this "Billy Dee" vibe that I could not shake. I was seeing a young Lando…unfortunately I did not see a young Han. It would have been cool to see a little "Harrison Ford" in there…it just didn't happen for me. There it is…not so crunchy, so let's give it a chewie score of seven.
With the emerging demand for hyper fuel and other resources, Han Solo finds himself in the middle of a heist alongside other criminals, where future friends are met in an adventurous situation exposing the criminal underworld. I mean come on…a Han Solo origin story has been something I wanted for a long time. How did he get started? Where did he meet Chewbacca or Lando even? I liked how these questions were met. Ten points awarded…just because it's what I and every fanboy always wanted.
The ending had a nice twist and a great cameo, but it felt a bit rushed. Not to put a finer point on it, but I think you will like the ending if you are any type of fanboy. With the way they did it though, it was left with some holes. Could it be that they were planning a sequel? I don't know about that, but seven points are given anyway.
This is where the movie dropped the ball for me. There were holes all the way through the story…it was as if they just wanted to answer the questions but were in a hurry trying to link them together. I still liked the story…not enough to give any more than six points, however. I will stick to my guns that they released this movie too soon and rushed the story.
Favorite Quote:
"Let me give you some advice. Assume everyone will betray you and you will never be disappointed."
"You need an incredibly fast ship and a brilliant pilot." CGI is the most important thing in a Sci-Fi film…for me anyway. There are always exceptions to that rule, but I want alien races and spaceship battles. There was a lot of good stuff here, but it did not completely blow me away. Solo gets awarded a respectable nine points.
I want a Sci-Fi movie to have a lot of action…give me a space battle and laser blasts going back and forth. This had some solid violence but could have used a bit more. This is one time where an R rating would probably not have helped. The bowling ball rolls down the lane and scores eight pins.
Pace is very important for me…when a movie drags in spots, it tends to take away from the story. For this one, I would have liked a bit more character development. There were also a couple of slow pieces; which created some of the holes in the story. It was better than a five but not as good as a seven…so six points go to this Star Wars story.
I would like to see some more space in this one…there was a lot more planetary stuff happen than I expected. Still enjoyable…you can tell they are travelling from planet to planet. There is just enough stuff to give six points. Plus as an added bonus (not so spoiler alert) you get to see the Millennium Falcon.
Something about space movies (like "Serenity" or "The Fifth Element") makes me want a little comedy. I guess it's that I don't want to take them too seriously or it could be that I want them to have a little fun while flying around. There were a couple of good belly laughs… So The Lowedown will give them seven points.
My Score: 7.4
Despite all the negativity surrounding "Solo: A Star Wars Story", I had a good time watching it. Sure it had some issues, but I liked the references to the moves of a long time ago… in a galaxy far, far away. I must admit I got a little nostalgic… Particularly at the end. I think this is definitely worth a look on video or maybe a matinee showing on the big screen… I'll let the force guide your way.

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United by O.M. Faure
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
The breathtaking roller coaster ride that is The Beautiful Ones trilogy comes to a huge climax. It really is a ride as I had no idea what twists were coming next.
The Ugandan side of the mission is over and now DeAnn and Olivia are now relocated to the USA, and if anything this is the book of the trilogy that hit me the hardest. The stark realisation that the African portions were hard to stomach, I personally feel that what comes from the Almighty USA is by far harder to comprehend.
Morals and Ethics are really out of the window this time and, as in the previous two books, the possible reality of what I was reading struck home, the fact that this was SO close to homemade this more of ann out-right horror story. IN the same way that A Clockwork Orange was never meant to be Horror, the nature of the outcomes (or possible outcomes) make this scarier than any Stephen King book.
United rounds off and almost finishes the Beautiful Ones story (as mentioned before there is a prequel short story that answers a few more questions) in such a way that I was actively hoping that the next books were around the corner. After speaking with Ms Faure on Twitter last week, it seems we have a bit of a wait for the next batch of missions. I for one, can't wait.
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United – O.M. Faure
The final part of The Beautiful Ones trilogy – it's an eye opener and a shocker. Well worth the time investment.
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Gloucester MP Richard Graham has written to the Prime Minister urging her to consider a joint Parliamentary Commission on Health and Social Care.
"Absolutely delighted," was the reaction by Gloucester MP Richard Graham to the news that the Gloucestershire NHS Hospitals Trust has been awarded £40m of additional investment by NHS England to modernise and improve facilities at both the Gloucestershire Royal Hospital and the Cheltenham General
Despite the intense winter, our Gloucestershire Royal Hospital was ranked 15th out of 137 hospitals in January for their A&E performance. The Health Secretary agreed that this is thanks to the great work of the staff there.
There is currently no limit on legal costs claimed by lawyers in NHS cases of clinical negligence. These reimburse patients and families who've suffered from medical mistakes, but frankly too often lawyers have been the major beneficiaries.
The Department of Health has published a clear set of principles to ensure that local parking charges are transparent and that local staff/visitors and their needs are taken into account (see:
I fully respect nurses and the work that they do. I volunteer every year with our GRH to learn more about the pressures different people in our hospital face, and NHS Glos Nurses have saved the lives of four generations of my family – so I do value their care.
Today I spoke at the NHS Volunteers' Long Service Awards about my experiences of our great NHS volunteers. Watch my speech in full:
Richard Graham MP says the c£1 million awarded to Gloucestershire Hospitals by the Department of Health will help ease the pressure on emergency departments before next winter.
City MP Richard Graham said that planning permission given yesterday for the new GP surgery in Kingsway was the 'last planning hurdle, successfully jumped' for Gloucester's largest surgery and 'will benefit every resident of Quedgeley'.


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[worn but intact; some rubbing, curling, minor creasing to covers]. Trade PB "A meaningful observation of a demanding specialty." One of the earliest mainstream American how-to books on the subject of photographing naked women (no men, please!), issued discreetly right there in the same Universal Photo Books series as "Teenagers' Guide to Photography," " Wedding and Party Photography," "Complete Lighting Guide," etc.
Title: Nude, Figure and Glamour Photography
Illustrator: Illustrated by (b&w photos) Jack Andersson
Categories: Art and Photography, Photography,
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WYCLIFFE MUGA writes: Attending the opening plenary session of this conference, I listened to the South African Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor MP, talk about on-going efforts by her ministry to work ever more closely with the South African biomedical research establishment, and to find more money to support their work.
The speech was impressive as much for its content as for its polished and informed delivery. (Online copy can be found here - http://www.dst.gov.za/index.php/media-room/latest-news/1147-investment-in-research-and-development-for-hiv-prevention-remains-critical)
How times change.
Seems like just the other day when another polished and very impressive South African politician – and like Ms Pandor, one who had spent many years in exile during the apartheid era – filled us all with horror with his casual dismissal of the scientific consensus on AIDS.
I speak, of course of former South African President, Thabo Mbeki.
How this shrewd and able man ever allowed himself to be the intellectual captive of outer-fringe AIDS-denialist groups, will long mystify me.
South Africa has always been the clear and undisputed leader in all technological and biomedical research in sub-Saharan Africa. It was clear to many of us all along that until the day came when South African resources and expertise – the very things which Ms Pandor was pledging to dedicate even more of in the fight against AIDS – came into the arena, Africa had no chance of winning that war.


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In this presentation, we describe an open source project (www.geoREST.org) that is based on the concept of web-searchable open government geodata and show why it is both compelling and important. We discuss how governments can easily publish their geodata at the record-level as HTML, JSON, KML, and other formats (including RDF) using the GeoREST open source application. We will show how this has been implemented at the City of Nanaimo, and provide web analytics showing how this strategy of publishing feature-level representations of government data has enabled direct access by the public to information citizens are interested in. Finally, we will discuss additional technical features the GeoREST open source framework, and especially how it can be used to enable web-based citizen participation through geospatial feature editing.
Haris' background is computer science. He received an M.Sc degree in information science from the University of Sarajevo in Bosnia. Very early on he became interested in the spatial dimension of application development and in 1996 he started his own company, SL-King focussing on developing spatial applications using Autodesk and ESRI platforms. Always an early adopter, very soon after the initial releases of Oracle Spatial, Haris became interested in the possibilities of spatially-enabled relational database management systems and began developing spatial applications using Oracle Spatial and AutoCAD. His most successful and best known application is the utility infrastructure management application that he designed and developed for the City of Sarajevo Construction Permitting Office where he designed a replacement for the paper-based system that had been in place for over 40 years using Autodesk Map, Oracle Spatial, and Oracle Workspace Manager. Haris has explored other dimensions of Oracle Spatial, and had developed applications using Oracle Topology Manager and Oracle Network Model. Last year Haris became interested in the opportunities offered by the OSGEO. He submitted his FDO Oracle data provider, King.Oracle, which has received a lot of positive attention. The King.Oracle provider supports Oracle XE (the free Oracle) as well as Oracle Locator and Spatial. He also developed www.GeoREST.org a web-centric framework for distributing geospatial data. Haris is currently a member of the MapGuide and FDO PSC (Project Steering Committee).
Geoff is a technology evangelist at Autodesk. His particular interests are open source geospatial, Web 2.0 and its contribution to addressing the challenges facing infrastructure management, and the convergence of architectural, engineering, geospatial, and 3D simulation and its implications for egovernment.
Geoff came to Autodesk from MCI VISION* Solutions where he was Director of Product Development. VISION* Solutions is credited with pioneering RDBMS-based spatial data management, CAD/GIS integration, and UML modeling in the utility, communications, and public works industries. He has more than 10 years experience developing enterprise geospatial solutions for the utilities, communications, and public works industries.
Geoff is a frequent speaker at geospatial events around the world including Where 2.0, OSCON, GITA (US, Australia, Japan), GeoBrazil, GeoTec, Location Intelligence, MapIndia, GIS in the Rockies, World Map Forum, Map Middle East, and MapAsia and recently received Speaker Excellence Awards at GITA 2007 and 2008.


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by Elizabeth S.
This post is written from day one of my vacation and I have some quick updates for you!
Vacation Pushed
I was in tears Friday when I learned I wouldn't be able to go on vacation Monday. The world of software and the nature of my role means that at certain times, my time is not my own. Most of the year, I can make my own schedule, and I'm grateful for that. However, when we have a big software release, everything is suspended until all the code passes the tests. I am not a programmer, but I led a project starting in May that had to do with migrating old code to a new standard, and every week or two, I'd push that code to the client's instance of our platform. These are some of the biggest banks and industry-leading companies in the world, and the stakes were really high.
The new software release couldn't go out until all the clients were migrated to this new standard, and we had last minute issues. I finished Wednesday night and declared myself on vacation! I'm off until the 24th. I worked 41 hours Monday to Wednesday and I can't wait to get out of the city and relax!
Surgery Booked
My hand surgery is next Friday the 20th. As I mentioned, my surgeon this time around is the head of the hand clinic at a prestigious hospital, and he's also the head professor of the hand surgery program at the best university around here. I'm pretty nervous, as this is the second surgery on my index finger nerve tumor. The pain is unbearable for about an hour a day, and I'm over the moon to think this is almost over. I'm looking in to accessibility options for my Macs – anyone have cool tips for dictation apps or tricks for configuring my Mac to be more accessible while my hand is healing?
A collage of the last time I had this procedure done in 2017. They didn't get the whole tumor then.
Quick Note on the Cost of Medical Care
My time off doesn't count towards vacation or sick time, thankfully (my company is generous), and I won't have a cent to pay towards any appointments or medication. I want to take a moment to address that, because it's the biggest difference between being in Canada and being in the US. Did I tell you that I worked in North Carolina in 2012? I worked in Winston-Salem and lived in Greensboro, and I loved it so much. Southern hospitality is a beautiful thing! The mountains and scenery were stunning, the weather was downright nice all year, and the cost of living BLEW MY MIND.
I was paid my Canadian salary at the time and I lived like a king on $48k USD. The one thing that was difficult was understanding which doctors were in my network, and learning that I had to specify brands or generic meds with the doctor, lest I be faced with a huge bill at the pharmacy. Even when I saw in-network doctors, I still had co-pays and complicated bills to verify.
The Politics
I have respect for Hope bringing up the minimum wage discussion in July. It's tricky to talk about money without sometimes stumbling into something political. Here are the facts: I feel lucky, because I will make about 90k this year, and I will be taxed 20.5% on that. Here's an article that compares taxes across some western nations. That isn't a lot of tax in my mind (mind you, I spent some formative years in Norway, so I'm bit biased towards effective social programs). To never have to worry about paying for my healthcare, I'd happily pay more in taxes. The federal election is coming up and some parties are discussing national pharmacare and dental programs. I'm all for that (currently, most people are covered for pharmaceuticals and dental through their work health insurance or through a social program if they don't work).
I've had four surgeries and never waited more than a few weeks for the surgery, except in this case in which I elected to wait for the best surgeon. I could have had this surgery done a few months ago at the hospital down the road. It irks me when I see US politicians saying Canadians pay such high taxes and wait years for surgeries. It just isn't true unless you're in the middle of nowhere without access to big hospitals (in many cases, our healthcare programs will pay to fly you to a major city).
I have a lot of respect for Americans and I understand your healthcare issues are complicated and difficult to solve. I'm not judging anyone for feeling one way or another.
What's next?
Today is the first day of vacation, and I had three appointments. I'm about to head to a concert (my best friend won tickets to see Of Monsters and Men on the radio). Tomorrow I have a ton of chores to do before I head out of the city. I'm planning on making a post schedule for the rest of the month and taking another crack at a long-term budget tracking system.
Quick updates:
- I'll share my budget for Sept 13 pay period on Monday. Thanks to readers for recommending pen and paper. I'm overwhelmed at the moment and need to get back to basics
- I applied for the TD line of credit. Fingers crossed – this will pay off my credit cards!
- The boarder is moving out this weekend. The $450 he paid me will go to credit card debt.
- I've been going to the gym and I feel a bit stronger. I'm sleeping better, too.
I am still not great with spending. I had three restaurant meals in the past two weeks, cheap but unplanned. Could I be doing better? Of course.


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The slow-motion trainwreck that is the hedge fund investing world, which as we documented one month ago has failed miserably - if predictably - to compensate LPs for its 2 and 20 model, and generate outsized returns during a regime of central planning, having created zero alpha since 2011...
.... took its latest casualty in the form of the once-iconic hedge fund Perry Capital. While it has not unwound just yet, the 28-year-old hedge fund run by Goldman alum Richard Perry, has lost more than half of its assets in less than a year after posting declines since 2014.
Richard Perry
According to Bloomberg, the firm's assets slumped to $4 billion as of the end of August compared with $10 billion in September last year. The reason for the tremendous outflows is that Perry has posted losses of 18.4% from the beginning of 2014 through July of this year. The fund declined 2.6% in the first seven months of this year after losing 12.6% in 2015.
Curiously, as on numerous previous occasions, while Perry's losses aren't even that substantial, in a time when the S&P500 just can't go negative courtesy of central banks, LPs patiene has become non-existent (however, a shocking outlier in this regard is Bill Ackman's Pershing Square, where the LPs have continued to amaze the investing community by not redeeming what's left of their assets despite one terrible investment decision after another).
What is even more notable about Perry, is that the firm had never had a losing year from its 1988 inception through 2007, when it managed $14 billion. Perry, 61, had previously worked on Goldman's risk-arbitrage desk, which was once led by Robert Rubin, who later became U.S. Treasury secretary. The team spawned a group of hedge fund managers that included Frank Brosens, who co-founded Taconic Capital Advisors, and Eric Mindich of Eton Park Capital Management.
Perry's core competency is "event-driven", with a focus on merger arb, takeovers and bankruptcies.
As Bloomberg adds, Perry Capital is among the managers including Tudor Investment Corp. and Brevan Howard Asset Management that have seen investors flee. The $2.9 trillion hedge-fund industry has come under fire this year for everything from excessive fees to lackluster returns, with investors pulling the most money since the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
Finally, here is the latest hedge top and bottom 20 hedge fund performance breakdown courtesy of HSBC.


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Car raffle raised £47,000 for St Catherine's Hospice
The shopping centre became home to a brand-new Bowker MINI and a special raffle to raise funds for St Catherine's Hospice.
Each summer St Catherine's joins with another leading local business to launch their annual car raffle. This year, it was Bowker MINI's turn! The brand new Mini featured in St George's Shopping Centre where shoppers were given the chance to buy a £2 ticket for the chance to win a brand-new MINI, whilst supporting local hospice, St Catherine's who care for people with life shortening illnesses. This was a great chance to promote both the raffle and the hospice thanks to St George's generous customers.
Andrew Stringer, St George's Central Manager, says 'We are very happy to support St. Catherine's in their fundraising efforts for such a worthy charity. Their outstanding care is second to none, so the exciting raffle was a hit with many of our customers who were all very happy to donate to such a commendable cause.'
The St George's Centre: Helping hospice news reach more local people
The busy St George's shopping centre in Preston city centre is a valued partner of St Catherine's Hospice, the largest independent local charity in Central Lancashire.
St Catherine's supports people in Chorley, Preston and South Ribble affected by life-shortening conditions like cancer, motor neurone disease and heart failure to have the best possible quality of life, until the end of life. The hospice's diverse team is here to look after the little details as well as the big issues, providing support for patients and their families from diagnosis to bereavement.
But as a local charity which must raise £3.5m of their £5.2m running costs, their work simply wouldn't be possible without the support of the local community, including local businesses.
St Catherine's is proud to partner with the St George's Shopping Centre on several key fundraising and engagement initiatives throughout the year, helping to generate vital funds whilst raising awareness of the work of St Catherine's and providing a presence for the organisation in a busy city centre hub.
Lottery membership canvassers
The St Catherine's Hospice lottery is a valuable source of sustainable income for the charity. Members pay £1 a week to play, with the regular income it provides helping the hospice to budget and plan for the future – something which is so important in the often unpredictable world of fundraising.
St Catherine's works with an external canvassing company called SEC who visit community locations to promote the lottery and encourage new members to join up. They spend time at St George's Shopping Centre on a weekly basis, and so far this year have attracted 573 new members via their stand in the shopping centre. Over the course of a yearly membership alone, this will raise an extra £30,942 per year to support the hospice's specialised care and support.
Light Up A Life tree
Light Up A Life is one of the hospice's most long-standing and poignant events, set up soon after St Catherine's opened in 1985. It offers people the chance to remember a loved one over the festive season, and helps raise valuable funds for the charity.
The Light Up A Life tree in St George's Shopping Centre offers those who cannot attend the dedication service at the hospice for whatever reason – potentially because of transport or simply because they find it too difficult to return to so soon after the death of a loved one – another chance to be part of this special campaign by hanging a dedication on the tree.
Having a presence in the St George's centre over the busy Christmas shopping season is incredibly important to St Catherine's, both in terms of fundraising but also by highlighting to local people that their loved ones are remembered and their local hospice is there to celebrate these special lives with them at this important time of year.
Last year the Light Up A Life tree at St George's centre attracted over 1000 dedications and raised an incredible £4,807 to fund patient care at Christmas and beyond.
Education and awareness
Hospices can still be considered scary or depressing places by some people who have not had experience them of them first hand. St Catherine's works hard to try and break down these barriers and dispel the myths that can still surround hospice care, and St George's Shopping Centre provides a fantastic avenue for this community engagement work.
Nurses from the hospice's Knowledge Exchange team have spent time in the centre providing an opportunity for shoppers and members of the public to chat first hand with the team, providing information, advice and reassurance about the services the charity provides.
Not only does this play an important part in ensuring those in Central Lancashire who could benefit from hospice care feel confident and comfortable to access it, it also helps re-enforce St Catherine's as an important local charity which is worthy of its community's support.
In conclusion, the positive relationship St Catherine's enjoys with St George's Shopping Centre is an asset to the charity and helps the hospice fulfil its mission each year of supporting local people to enjoy the best possible quality of life, and to have comfort and dignity in death.


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(Canada) Montreal, February 29th, 2016 - Trio Pac's Team is proud to announce the arrival of a new solution for Belt Curve Conveyors. The Belt Conveyor with Zero Tangent ™ Radius Intralox (FlatTop) from the 2100 Series allows manufacturers to perform a zero tangent curves for product handling.
The new conveyor model manufactured by Trio Pac is designed for radius applications with a minimum inside turn radius of 23.62 in (600 mm), and row to row with an nominally angle of 1.33 degrees around the center of the curve, manages tight transfers, gets regular spacing for the flow of items, reduces investment costs in terms of technical engineering design, eliminates delay during the completion of a conveyor system (manufacturing) and avoids any delivery delays.
Featuring a smooth and closed-up surface, the conveyor with Zero Tangent™ Radius Intralox is compatible with a variety of sizes, configurations and types of packaging, including frail items. The compact conveyor design provides flexibility that simplifies installation with its symmetrical drive and maximizes the physical space in an operational handling environment. The conveyor with Zero Tangent™ Radius Intralox eliminates the need for a straight belt before or after the curve thereby reducing overloading problems. Lug-tooth style sprockets and positive drive system offer better durability and reliability. Costs and maintenance time is minimized by a modular belt design that eliminates misalignment of the belt, and improves security while reducing pinch points. The standard belt widths are available directly at Trio Pac in sizes 200mm, 400mm, 600mm, 800mm, 1000mm, and can handle heavy packages, difficult items to handle and, at various very high speeds. You would like to learn more about the benefits of this new conveyor solution or any other method of handling, please call our toll free 1-888-565-6722 and speak to one of our experts from our sales or engineering departments.
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AARP in Lincoln is bringing you MORE opportunities to connect locally. Check out our upcoming summer events. We invite you to participate, learn and enjoy!
Free Ice Cream Cone
UNL Dairy Store – University of Nebraska – Lincoln
114 Food Industry Complex
Lincoln, NE 68503
Tuesday, July 3
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
Enjoy a free ice cream cone with AARP at the UNL Dairy Store, 114 Food Industry Complex, UNL East Campus. Stop at our AARP table to receive a coupon for one free scoop of ice cream (any flavor) on a sugar cone, cake cone or dish. No substitutions are allowed.
Memorial Stadium Tour
One Memorial Stadium Drive
Lincoln, NE
Friday, July 27
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Enter on the North side by the Tom Osborne statue for the Osborne Complex. Metered parking is available and there is also a parking garage close by.
Cost: FREE
RSVP required by July 20. Register at aarp.cvent.com/UNLtour or call 1-877-926-8300.
See the home of the Nebraska Cornhuskers on the AARP Memorial Stadium Tour. This guided walking tour will take you through the inside of the Memorial Stadium to see several special displays, the Hawks Championship Center and additional areas of the Osborne Athletic Complex. Be prepared to walk for one hour.
Mueller Planetarium Show and Tour
Mueller Planetarium & Morrill Hall
645 N 14 th Street
Lincoln, NE
Thursday, August 9
5:30 – 8:00pm (Show starts at 6 pm
Cost: FREE
Space is limited. Reserve your spot by July 29. Register at aarp.cvent.com/UNLstars or call 1-877-926-8300.
Enjoy an evening with the stars at Mueller Planetarium's "Big Red Sky Tour." The show will start promptly at 6 p.m. and last 30 minutes followed by a self-guided walk through Morrill Hall. Children must be at least 4 years old to be admitted into the show. The planetarium is a dark environment with overhead motion and occasional loud sounds during the show. It is not recommended for guests who are sensitive to such conditions.
Park in front of the Museum or the interior lot north of Morrill Hall. Go south on 14th St. and enter the lot via the southwest corner of Memorial Loop Road. Parking questions? Call 402-472-2637.
AARP Fraud Watch Lunch and Learn
AARP Nebraska State Office
Cornhusker Plaza
301 South 13 th street, Suite 201
Lincoln, NE 68508
(Inside the Cornhusker Marriott on the northeast side of the building on the Business Plaza side, 2nd floor)
Friday, August 17
Noon-1:00 p.m.
Cost: FREE
Lunch included at no cost. RSVP required by August 13 with limited seating. Call 1-402-323-5426 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ryan Sothan from the Nebraska Attorney General's Office will present a mid-year update on fraud and scams impacting older Nebraskans, including the top-reported complaints involving imposter scams and identity theft. He will also discuss a new state law with increased consumer protection measures at no cost to Nebraskans.
Water Coloring with Caregivers
AARP Nebraska State Office
Cornhusker Plaza
301 South 13 th street, Suite 201
Lincoln, NE 68508
(Inside the Cornhusker Marriott on the northeast side of the building on the Business Plaza side, 2 nd floor)
Thursday, August 23
1:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m
Cost: FREE
RSVP required by August 20. Call 1-402-323-5426 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Join AARP for a free and engaging conversation about family caregiving. We will share a framework to help you make plans to care for friends, family members or loved ones. You will have the chance to connect with other family caregivers to exchange tips and advice, and learn about available resources. Stay to unwind and be creative in a water coloring class with Cara from Midwest Arts for Vets and Caregivers. No artistic talent required!


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Making Disciples, Raising Up Saints & Transforming Communities for Christ
by Barbara Woolman, Member, St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church in Rocklin "Three different days and four different times to do something good!" said Jim Quinney, chair of the Stop Hunger Now Meal-Packing event. A three-day, two-community meal-packing event is planned for March 11-13, 2016 at St. Augustine Episcopal Church in Rocklin.
by St. Augustine of Canterbury, Rocklin "Runner, runner," was the cry at the Stop Hunger Now meal-packing event held at St. Augustine of Canterbury, Rocklin.
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30 years ago: Dueling blimps, all stars arrive, Elissa in NYC
Dog days of summer? No such thing in July 1986.
* In what could have been the swankiest garage sale in Houston history, fixtures and furnishings from the Shamrock Hilton went on sale to the public. The hotel, which closed the previous month, was sold to the Texas Medical Center.
Back then, there were no announced plans for the building, but, this being Houston and all, demolition was pretty much a foregone conclusion.
From reporter Kim Cobb's story on July 17:
The liquidators will allow the buyers to walk through the hotel's suites and rooms, but buyers are expected to remove and carry the items down to the lobby cashier themselves. The company will, however, supply dollies for people to use in moving the furniture and heavy items down from the upper floors.
The hotel's first-floor lobby has been set up as a kind of display area - it resembles a catalog showroom. The Emerald Room, with its huge chandelier (the most expensive item for sale, tagged at $22,500), is filled with rollaway beds, cribs, office equipment and commercial food preparation equipment.
Another ballroom off the lobby is stacked from wall to wall with bedspreads, blankets, sheets and pillows. Still another room holds a selection of televisions - consoles and portables.
Since the hotel was renovated in recent years, there is not much for sale dating back to the hotel's early years. And very little of what is left is marked with any kind of Shamrock logo.
But the items for sale run the gamut of price and taste - from framed prints and bathroom fixtures selling for around $20 apiece to a baby grand piano tagged at $6,700.
The size and price of the furniture varies with room size. The larger suites feature wardrobes and book cases with glass doors that are marked at anywhere from $275 to $1,900. And upholstered arm chairs are priced starting about $75.
* In what must have been a stirring occasion, the tall ship Elissa sailed into New York harbor and up the Hudson River that July 4 for celebrations marking the re-dedication of the Statue of Liberty.
The Chronicle's Ann Holmes was there during that historic trip.
ABOARD THE ELISSA, NEW YORK - Shouts rang out, cheers rose, cannons fired for Texas' glamorous 202-foot square-rigger, the bark Elissa, as she sailed majestically down the Hudson River at Lady Liberty's all-day house party of the century.
It was a champagne-tinged occasion in which two grand old ladies each had their toasts, their prize moments: Liberty and Elissa.
Liberty who has won her share of the spotlight all week was, after all, only 100 while Elissa at 109 was the joyous oldster of the day, youthfully rejuvenated like the statue and also apparently ready for another century.
* Finding a convenient (and cheap) place to park around the courthouse complex can be tough. Doesn't matter if it's 2016 or 1986. But when you're the chief of police on official business, you can pretty much park where you please, as reporter Tom Moran found out.
A big black car illegally parked in a fire zone in front of the Cotton Exchange Building at Prairie and Caroline in downtown Houston.
And in the windshield was a sign with the Houston Police Department seal.
The sign read: "Police Vehicle Office of the Chief of Police. This Vehicle Is On Official Business."
Police Chief Lee P. Brown was inside for a trial in one of the three Harris County civil district courts in the building.
Officer Daniel Turner, a spokesman for Brown, first said police officers who are testifying must park their city cars legally. "Those vehicles get ticketed, just like your personal car," he said.
Emergencies are a different matter, Turner said.
But after learning that the illegally parked car was the chief's, Turner said it was exempt from the parking laws because Brown was a trial witness on official business.
He said Brown's driver, also an officer, had parked the car in the fire zone.
* In other hotel news, residents at downtown's Texas State Hotel were ordered to leave when the building's owner, the University of Texas, shut it down because of the poor downtown hotel market. Also, as reporter Rad Sallee noted, the management company that had been leasing the building left the university with the tab for $100,000 in back taxes and other utilities.
The 1929 hotel had become home to a few elderly residents managing to get by. From Sallee's June 8 article:
Spanish-born John Gomez, 87, a retired oil company employee who has lived in the Texas State for 14 years, said he hoped to join [others at the Montague Hotel across the street].
Gomez bragged he cooks on a hot plate, diagnoses and treats his own infirmities and passes the time listening to radio talk programs.
"I can't cook at the Montague, but I would be in my own home," he said. Downtown Houston, he explained, is the only neighborhood he knows. "If I go two blocks in any direction, I am lost," he laughed.
[Social worker Mary Ann] Wolinsky noted that like many other Texas State residents - and unlike the stereotype of such tenants as alcoholic or deranged - Gomez dresses neatly and carries himself with dignity. "He has found a way to survive and considers this his home," she said.
Another such resident, reputed by fellow tenants to have been a judge, sat smiling near the lobby doors, waiting for relatives. Nearing his 100th birthday and stone deaf, he seemed undisturbed by the surrounding bustle. A cardboard box held his clothes, and on top of the box was a small space heater.
Famed defense attorney Percy Foreman said a client leased a room in the hotel, and Foreman often put up out-of-town clients there because it was near his office.
"I lived at the Texas State, but not in that room," he said.
"I had 25 rooms there at one time, back in the '30s," when he said he was doing bond work for 26 counties and needed rooms for commissioners and judges.
In the 1930s, when he began using the hotel, Foreman said, the Texas State was one of Houston's three best hotels (along with the Rice and Lamar).
It took about 20 years, but things would eventually turn around for the Texas State. These days, the building has been renovated and is now a Club Quarters hotel.
* On July 15, the Astrodome hosted the 1986 All-Star game, the second in the stadium's history. The Eighth Wonder of the World maintained its reputation as a pitcher's park: 19 strikeouts were recorded, including five in a row by Dodgers ace Fernando Valenzuela.
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Porto University created a MOOC on healthy food
Porto University launched on June 20th a Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) on healthy food called "Coma melhor, poupe mais" (Eat better, save more). In this course, professors of the Nutrition and Food Sciences Faculty (UPorto) as well as of the Education Technologies Unit (UPdigital) will provide answers to anyone interested in knowing more on how to read food labels, how to reuse leftovers, how to smartly organise a fridge, etc. They will explain concepts and give tips allowing people to raise their awareness on healthy meals and food waste on the whole chain, from buying the right products to maximizing their preservation and cooking them in a healthy way.
This MOOC was inspired by the book "Alimentação Inteligente: coma melhor, poupe mais", created by the Directorate-General for Health of Portugal and Edenred in 2013, as part of the FOOD programme.
Anyone can register to this course for free via this link: https://miriadax.net/web/coma-melhor-poupe-mais (course in Portuguese only).
Source: https://noticias.up.pt/u-porto-lanca-curso-online-sobre-alimentacao-saudavel-e-low-cost/
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Smart initiatives in Italy
Reducing food waste
Today, one third of the total amount of food produced worldwide is thrown away. And this has a huge cost for societies as a whole, in terms of water usage, greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, etc.
Concerned by the fact that 8 billion euros of food were thrown away in Italy in 2014, Edenred Italy decided to provide over 150,000 restaurants with doggy bags. This action supports the project "Cena dell'Amicizia" of "Il Buono che Avanza", a charity that created the first network of restaurants that help reduce food waste by encouraging customers to take their leftovers with them.
An app that helps you find the nearest FOOD restaurant
In Italy, an Edenred application allows customers to find their restaurant and pay directly via their smartphone. Furthermore, a partnership with Tripadvisor enables to choose a restaurant wisely, by indicating whether it is part of the FOOD network.
It has become even easier to eat healthy at lunch time!
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School fetes bring the whole community together for a fun day of celebration. As we were celebrating the Dussehra festival at school, the fete added more enthusiasm to it. The celebration began with decorating the Gollu dolls and doing puja of it. The students had come in traditional dresses.
The students were all charged up with their food stalls with a variety of snacks. The whole atmosphere was filled with fun. The celebration ended with a dandiya performance and whole school participating in the Garbha dance.


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Anti-decubitus Mattresses is primarily intended for use with a standard hospital bed frame to reduce the development of decubitus ulcers or bed sores in patients using the pad. Scope of the Report: This report focuses on the Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses in Europe market, especially in Germany, UK, France, Russia, and Italy. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, countries, type and application." Market Segment by Manufacturers, this report covers Linet Talley Apex Medical Getting Group Hill-Rom Sidhil Malvestio Stryker Ardo ROHO Carilex Rober EHOB Benmor Medical Market Segment by Countries, covering Germany UK France Russia Italy Market Segment by Type, covers Foam Mattresses Air Cushion Mattresses Other Market Segment by Applications, can be divided into Hospital Home Use Nursing Home There are 14 Chapters to deeply display the Europe Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses market. Chapter 1, to describe Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses Introduction, product scope, market overview, market opportunities, market risk, market driving force; Chapter 2, to analyze the top manufacturers of Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses, with sales, revenue, and price of Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses, in 2015 and 2016; Chapter 3, to display the competitive situation among the top manufacturers, with sales, revenue and market share in 2015 and 2016; Chapter 4, to show the Europe market by countries, with sales, revenue and market share of Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses, for each country, from 2011 to 2016; Chapter 5 and 6, to show the market by type and application, with sales market share and growth rate by type, application, from 2011 to 2016; Chapter 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, to analyze the key countries, with sales, revenue and market share by types and applications; Chapter 12, Anti-decubitus Dynamic Mattresses market forecast, by countries, type and application, with sales and revenue, from 2016 to 2021; Chapter 13 and 14, to describe sales channel, distributors, traders, dealers, Appendix and data source.


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A grateful retiree is saying 'thanks a lotto' to her mischievous cat after a Powerball ticket swept under her bed by the frisky feline won her a cool fifty grand.
Old and busted: the dog ate my homework. New hotness: the cat hid my lottery ticket. Best result: unlike your mutt-masticated math assignment, a 67-year-old Baltimore woman was able to "hand in" the missing missive and claim her just reward, which in this case was a Powerball prize worth $50,000. That'll but a LOT of cat food for Pumpkin, the ticket-nicking kitten!
According to staff at the Maryland Lottery, Pumpkin's owner bought a bunch of Powerball tickets at a local Giant store back on February 23rd. After returning home, she left the tickets on her bedroom nightstand, as was her usual practice. That's where Pumpkin comes in, to do something UNusual.
"What I didn't know is that after my cat knocked some papers off my nightstand, a few of my tickets ended up falling behind my bed," explained Pumpkin's very tolerant owner. "I didn't see the additional papers behind my bed until I did some spring cleaning." A quick check of the two-month-old tickets revealed that one was a winner.
"I don't have big plans for the money," she added. "I will pay off some home improvement projects and donate 10 percent to my church. I will use some of this money to help people." Sorry, Pumpkin, she said "people" so don't hang around with your paw out. You could always try blaming it on the dog though. (images via Ernest Pagarigan and Elvert Barnes)


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Thursday, August 24, 2006
Teachers in Oaxaca will not be cowed
ZNet article
counterpunch essay
BBC coverage
Teachers in Oaxaca continue to lead the revolt against corrupt governor Ulises Ruiz.
Meanwhile, teachers in Korea upload posters to internet sites (Seoul) and make videos critical of free trade agreements (Busan).
I understand that folks are proud of what was accomplished in 1987, and they should be. But there is a great deal of work yet to be done.
Posted by Andrew Thomas at 8:48 p.m.
4 comments:
- Frank Partisan said...
Oaxacan teachers are an inspiration to all.
Very good blog.
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- Anonymous said...
There is an article in Korean at the Counterfire [맞불] website about the Mexican teachers' struggle. It's actually a translation of an article in this week's Socialist Worker.
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- Andrew Thomas said...
Thanks Renegade, though it's looks pretty damn feeble when compared to yours!
And thanks for the links kotaji, it's heartening to see Oaxaca get some attention ...
- 6:15 p.m.
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Remember remember the fifth of November
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason why gunpowder, treason
Should ever be forgot...
12:03 pm
April 9, 2009
After seeing this the more and more I am convinced that the "Truthers" may be on to something and that another properly conducted inquiry be held. This reminds me of that fairytale, The Warren Commission Report on the JFK assassination. 😉
Sorry Joker, I didn't watch the clip, for me it's simply not necessary........It's all about perspective, common sense, and knowledge of the operations scope that render the official story completely impossible................It's more Hollywood.......which may have been the intent all along.
Anyway that event will always live as the most picked apart event in world history. I've tried being as open mined as possible, common sense just keeps mucking it all up. 😉
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July 30, 2010
Cole, It is worth watching only to see NIST and the other agencies contradict themselves as to what happened.
If the matter were not so serious a matter you could almost get a laugh out of it but we are talking nearly 3000 lives lost from several countries and the death toll continues to rise as a matter of the effects on the Emergency workers and the dust etc.
There is a growing number of people looking at 9-11 and seeing that it defies common sense and the explainations given give rise to more questions rather than give answers.
Regardless of who you are or your politics I think everyone would agree that the families of the victims of the day and those who are suffering from being there breathing in that dust deserve the TRUTH as painful as it may be.
Indeed the entire world deserves the TRUTH one way or another, our world completely lost it's innocence that day, we will never get it back but we can bring to account those who took it from us.
Remember remember the fifth of November
Gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason why gunpowder, treason
Should ever be forgot...
8:30 pm
April 9, 2009
Joker while I agree with much of what you say in regard to the event called 9-11, I think that the horse has been successfully beaten near to death, if not completely to death.
All that's really necessary when it comes to the twins and their demise, is an honest understanding of their components........The size of the structures, their mass, their strength..............all of those things were attacked as being irrelevant, they are not.......... So they walked out the experts, the biased eyewitnesses, as well as the completely bought and paid for members of the media in an attempt to sell an absolute load of horse crap...........It was easy for reasons too numerous to mention.
I've accepted it for what it was, if only my personal opinion, or simple common sense.. is my yardstick..
I've seen the reason for collapse morph more than once into something NEW as the old became too ridiculous even to those guilty of the deception in the first place.
The last was the Building design, which caused what was seen on TV...Only as your video claims, NIST say's that perlins never failed.............so how did the design play a role???????/
Most people who have any technical background/training construction sense whatsoever..................Understand that if what was told were true then what was seen would have been completely different, would have had a different look during the collapse.........
The inner tube consisting of high strength steel would have remained mostly intact, and would have stood or at the very least, toppled over instead of piling upon itself in a convenient easy to pack away pile.
No..............what was used, and how it was deployed will forever remain a mystery to the masses..............that much has all but been conceded by the PTB.
Anyway I agree completely on the dieing aspect of the event.............It's disgraceful by all accounts.........Nothing will ever justify that act......Nothing.
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WESTOVER — An interest meeting to start planning for the 23rd annual Somerset Relay For Life, now the Somerset County and Pocomoke Relay For Life, is 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18 at Great Hope Golf Course.
Team and committee leaders are especially wanted to attend in advance of the kick-off meeting which will be held in January.
Come share your ideas for next year's Relay, currently set for Saturday, May 23 at Washington High School. This is the largest single fundraiser for the American Cancer Society and the goal for next year is $50,000. For more information contact Ashley Webb at email@example.com or call 410-749-1635.
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By Bryon Hansen, Pastor at Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church, Seattle, WA
Phinney Ridge Lutheran uses a horse trough for baptisms. It's a temporary arrangement. One day we will have a permanent font suitable for full immersion. In the meantime, we pull a horse trough from the attic and place it in the assembly to be used at all baptismal festivals.
Like the vessel itself, a bit large and imposing, the journey to these baptismal waters is no small thing. Asked to publicly renounce evil and confess their faith in the triune God, those who stand on the precipice of the baptismal waters at the Vigil arrive after a period of self-examination. Prior to Lent, those in the Catechumenate process are asked to shape a Lenten discipline around the question, "What will I have to learn to risk or renounce in order to accept more fully what Jesus is offering?"
Bobby had participated in the Catechumenate since early Autumn. Until this question was posed to him at the pre-Lenten retreat, he was pre-occupied with the prospect of being baptized in the horse trough. It seemed silly and even offensive. After the retreat, it suddenly dawned on him that the business of being baptized involved a whole lot more than being bathed in the trough. It involved promises of fidelity to God and the church. The renunciations and profession of faith were only the beginning of a lifetime journey of dying to the ways of sin and the powers that defy God. What did Bobby need to renounce in preparation for his Easter baptism? He discerned a need to renounce self-righteousness. His attitude was getting in the way of receiving the gift of Jesus' mercy and, curiously, his ill feelings around being baptized in a horse trough intersected with his Lenten discipline.
Bobby was familiar with horse troughs. The one we use for baptisms was not unlike the many watering troughs he helped his father maintain on the ranches he grew up on in Hawaii. Every morning Bobby woke up with the sun rising out of the Pacific Ocean through the picture window of his bedroom. He grew up with a picture of the ocean as beautiful, vast, life-giving and sacred. He also recalled a photo of his father being baptized in the ocean. As a Hawaiian he felt deeply connected to that body of water. What a stark contrast between his father's baptism in the ocean and his impending baptism in a horse trough. He felt that as a good person, he deserved a baptism in the ocean, just like his father.
Bobby discerned what it was that was standing in-between himself and what Jesus offers through the gift of baptism: "Could it have been made any clearer what I should be renouncing? The decision to be immersed in the trough, in many ways was a true gift. It was a release from pride and opportunity to be a child again, free from judgment and free from the responsibility of deciding what my righteous deeds had deserved me or what my identity as a Hawaiian had privileged me."
St. Ambrose described the impressive fourth-century baptistry in Milan as a "noble holder of God's grace." Bobby came to see the horse trough as no less noble. With the community that had supported and mentored Bobby surrounding him, the vessel became an instrument of grace, helping Bobby make a humble turn.
In the process of discerning what he needed to renounce at his baptism, Bobby came to trust that his change of allegiance at the Easter Vigil was made possible not by whatever promises he would make but by the greater promise of God. In reflecting on his baptism later, Bobby said, "For a few brief seconds suspended in the water of the baptismal pool I was weightless, free from self-righteousness. Just my body. And God was carrying me."


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Health and wellness is about more than just the number on the scale. If your New Year's resolution is to get healthier this year, consider focusing on your mental and emotional well-being, which goes hand-in-hand with physical health. In today's busy world, too few people take the time to relax and decompress, but essential oils can help you get there. Aromatherapy with essential oils is a natural way to nourish your soul and unwind from the stresses of the day.
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Philpott stated that she was very unhappy with the way in which the government responded to the allegations that officials inappropriately pressured the then justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould in 2018 to assist a major construction company 'SNC-Lavalin Group Inc' steer clear of a corruption trial.
Philpott had this to say in her statement, "Sadly, I have lost confidence in how the government has dealt with this matter and in how it has responded to the issues raised, I have concluded that I must resign as a member of cabinet."
The former Treasury President and former Justice Minister are very close friends, the former justice minister, Wilson-Raybould was the first to resign after she was surprisingly demoted in January. Wilson-Raybould is convinced that her refusal to assist SNC-Lavalin was the reason for her demotion.


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Pfizer Drops Two Drugs from Late-Stage Pipeline
Two drugs in Pfizer's late-stage pipeline are biting the dust.
The company said today it's ending development of esreboxetine, for fibromyalgia, and a drug known as PD 332,334, for generalized anxiety disorder.
In announcing the decision, Pfizer made a between-the-lines reference to the increasing pressure from insurers and regulators on the drug industry to pour their research resources into products that make a real difference for people's health rather than just add on to crowded categories.


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He has been appointed group head of comms on an interim basis, covering for Nathalie Renson, who is on maternity leave. He had been England's media director at the RFU for 14 years until 2011.
Regus group comms director Andrew Brown explained: 'We're trying to change perceptions from being seen as a service office provider to being seen as a provider of flexible work ... Richard is a fresh pair of eyes and has the gravitas, experience and knowledge to help the team develop and communicate the firm's growth.'
Prescott, who has also worked at Whitbread and Cable & Wireless, will manage the firm's international PR programme.


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Benny here. I have always loved postcards. There's never been much room to spill much ink, so I could write a few words, write out an address and stick a stamp and be done. The front images can be beautiful, whimsical or just informative.
Back in my day, you had to have an envelope. I once got a letter once from Alexander Hamilton after he visited his mother-in-law. "Wish you were here," he wrote. This would have fit perfectly on a postcard.
In 1873 the Postal Service sold pre-stamped postcards that sold for a penny and those were the only cards that could be mailed until 1898, when the restriction was lifted and postcards of all types began to flow into the system.
Did you know that postcards have been made out of wood, aluminum, copper and cork?
Collector's Weekly has a nice page that talks about the history of postcards and they highlight WW1-era Silk postcards that had a printed message, wrapped around cardboard and sent in see-through glassine paper envelopes. Check it out here.
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
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Hey!!! I Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving....We sure did. I cooked for 20 people. We made a 17 lb turkey and the people sucked the bones dry.....There were NO leftovers! Ok on to the card....All products SU unless otherwise noted. I started with a piece of Chocolate Chip for my 5x 5 card base. I then layered a piece of Certainly Celery on top that I inked with Choc Chip. On top of that I put a piece of Basic Grey Blush paper that I inked as well. I used the ticket corner punch on both of those and added some misc. brads in the corners. I used the round tab punch on a scrap of basic grey paper and stamped the happy birthday from the fun fast notes set. The flower was cut out of the BG paper. I drew the stem myself which is why it kinda looks funny. The stitching on the pink paper was a rub on I had laying around. Quick and easy!!!!
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very cute!
- November 25, 2007 at 9:51 PM
- Lee said...
That's a fun card.......just like it came out of the 70's!!
- December 8, 2007 at 9:12 PM
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This article was contributed by Mark Paxton with Community FoodBank.
Community FoodBank of San Benito County is opening its doors to the public for tours and refreshments on Friday, May 18 from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The celebration follows on the heels of purchase of its building at 1133 San Felipe Road, Hollister in 2016, and a comprehensive renovation and redesign of the building that was completed late last year.
Starting in November, Community FoodBank opened a choice market, in which customers select their own groceries at stations scattered throughout the marketplace. The typical food bank model is to place customers in a line at which groceries are dispensed.
The goals of the new model is to reduce food waste, help educate people in making smart nutritional choices, and confer the dignity that accompanies choice.
"We are all excited to see how this experiment quickly was embraced by the thousands of people who shop here each month," said Community FoodBank CEO Maria Thomas. "The new model exceeds our expectations in every way."
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Chérie posted a blog entry in The Countdown from $90K to $0DONE and DONE! I couldn't wait to throw the snowball at the Amazon card!!! Plus, most people throw their snowball right away anyway. I usually like to hold onto it until my hands are on the next one.... but the credit card foolishness had to come to an end! I just made a payment of $947.14 to pay off the Amazon card! That will mark the end of credit card debt! I have paid off $13,401 in credit card debt!!!! When I started, 6 months ago, it was $13,050. No more high interest!!! No more carrying balances!!!! No more credit cards!!! Most importantly, No more credit card debt!!!!!!!!!!!!! This also brings my total debt to the $75K range! If I just keep chipping away, that $90K will be a distant memory!!! On to the car!!!!!!


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Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State, Nigeria, was first established as Obafemi Awolowo University in March 1982 by the government of the old Ondo State, headed by the late Chief Adekunle Ajasin. Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria, presently has over 10,000 students, well over 1,200 staff and six Faculties. As a growing University in Nigeria, Adekunle Ajasin University wishes to maintain and consolidate its reputation for world class scholarship, education and research as well as for playing a central role in the development of humanity, Nigeria, Ondo State and the local community.Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the below position in the University:Job Title: Librarian I - CONUASS 03Location: OndoDepartment: University Library


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well, the TAR 16 matchup between oscar dominguez and john morra is over. oscar won the match, 100-79.
when oscar finished day 2 with a 22-game lead, it was going to be rough going for morra. the tight table proved difficult for morra to mount a comeback as oscar closed out the match and took the winnings. morra played quite well, but he was no match for oscar's heady shot selection and safety play. plus, morra's positioning was not as good as oscar's; morra shot quite a few almost-straight-in shots that required draw, a no-no with tight pockets. oscar positioned his cueball with better angles, thus maximizing his chances of running out.
this was a grinder's match, and the pace was quite slow. however, the play quality was good and the slow pace gave everyone a better sweat. too bad the match itself was a blowout.
purportedly oscar already received offers to play more TAR matches in cali, and possibly at hard times again. wow. i'd definitely watch again.
morra was an exceptionally good sport, and he seemed gracious in defeat. his game sure impressed me. any future match-up between oscar and morra should prove to be fun as well.
goof of the match honor goes to hard times' owner. the event strictly prohibited flash photography. guess who threw a lightening bolt right in oscar's face just before oscar shot? yup, hard times' owner. after a momentary silence by the stunned crowd, oscar and all the spectators began to laugh. the owner was so embarrassed he disappeared like a magician. he did emerge later to apologize to the crowd. amazingly, oscar was unfazed by the distraction and continued his stellar play.
i took some photos of the event. you can check it out here.
also, there's probably gonna be another tournament this october at hard times. if i can i'll take some more pics.


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New Fossils Discovered Suggest That Humans Started Off in Greece, Not Africa
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New evidence of fossils unveiled by archaeologist Nikolai Spassov suggests that the human species is likely to have had its origins in Greece, not Africa, an article in New Scientist says.
Nikolai Spassov and his team from the National Museum of Natural History in Bulgaria recently discovered fossils in both Greece and neighboring Bulgaria — including a jawbone believed to be from an ape called Graecopithecus which dates back more than 7 million years. This discovery seems to disprove that Africa is the birthplace for humans, as the Graecopithecus' remains to predate the Sahelanthropus hominin found in Africa.
Graecopithecus are thought to have roamed Eastern Europe long after the other apes had vanished from the continent and after examining the jaw with CT-scans, it was concluded that the way in which the roots of the premolars are fused as well as the small canines on the jawbone, the jaw belongs to a hominin not a chimp.
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Oh, Blogland, what a week it was. Busy, quick and seemingly never-ending all at once.
Last Week
- Publish two blog posts
- Write 500 words/day on Tavi
- Finish The City in the Middle of the Night
How'd I Do?
- Publish two blog posts
- Yep! Between the weekly post, the Monthly Recap, and the Reading Round Up, there was no shortage of blog activity last week.
- Write 500 words/day on Tavi
- *grumble, grumble*… no…
- Finish The City in the Middle of the Night
- … No… But I did finish an audiobook over the weekend!
Weekly Word Count: 3,410
So, I was all on track to have this amazing, productive week, only 90 words shy of my goal, when, BOOM! Migraine. I cannot tell you how much that pissed me off. That something as arbitrary and absolutely uncontrollable as a migraine ground my work to a halt. I'm real salty about it.
It's also the reason why, instead of finishing The City in the Middle of the Night, I listened to all fourteen hours of A Darker Shade of Magic instead. The good news is, I am obsessed with this series now and am gobbling up the second one. I wish I'd read them sooner! The bad news is, I'm still struggling with the Anders book. But, I'm almost there. Just another 60 pages or so.
The only other good thing about migraines is that I completely forget about tracking my submissions. It's been three days since I've obsessively checked The Submission Grinder to see that beautiful, terrifying graph that holds all my publishing dreams in its grip.
While I wasn't assuming the fetal position and trying not to puke, I was hiking! Blogland, it was an absolute perfect trip out to the Oregon Coast. It poured down monsoon quality rain the whole drive out there, Laurel and I talked about all kinds of things (including some story fodder), and then, right as we arrived, the rain stopped. The clouds moved inland and we have clear skies and the most beautiful water I've ever seen. By the time we reached the Cape, there were no clouds.
No whales, either. But, there were plenty of birds and plenty of mud. It was a perfect first hike of the season.
So, What's Next?
- Publish two blog posts
- Write 500 words/day on Tavi
- Finish reading The City in the Middle of the Night
Another straightforward week, with the same straightforward goals. The good news is I ought to be able to meet them all this time! Heck, you might even get two book reviews this week if I keep to my reading goals.
I'll need to make up for Monday's word count, and the 90 words I missed on Sunday if I want to stay on track for the month. Luckily, the book hit a bit of a stride last time I was in front of it, so hopefully that momentum will continue into tonight's session.
It's a busy week, work-wise, and there's a Walk 'n' Talk on Thursday. I'd like to have something substantive to talk about while we walk so I'll need to get some quality work in before then. Thanks to the migraine, I already feel behind.
No time like the present to catch up!
See you all real soon with the review for A Darker Shade of Magic, and then again later in the week to review The City in the Middle of the Night.
Until then, Bloggarts.


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Five Unique Activities for Chilly Days With Young Children
In December, cold weather is a bit of a novelty. The first snow lightly coats the ground, holiday celebrations commence with hot cocoa handy, and the excitement of cozy winter sweaters and toasty fires consumes us. But when January and February arrive, the cold temperatures no longer feel new, and children in particular have a tendency to become bored, whiny, and riddled with cabin fever. Try a di…Read More