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'Work-shy' Prince William gets in a tangle as he tries to refuel helicopter
PRINCE William got into a spot of bother while attempting to refuel his helicopter as he was spotted back at work days after being criticised for being work-shy.
Prince William appeared to be in a bit of a tangle as he tried to refuel
The Duke of Cambridge was seen struggling with cables as he tried to fill up his East Anglian Air Ambulance helicopter after landing in Cambridge this morning.
The future king brandished the cable above his head and across the grass in a bid to sort it out before a colleague stepped in to help before they headed into the charity's base at Cambridge Airport.
Prince William has faced criticism this week for not working enough after it was revealed he has only worked 12 shifts as a helicopter pilot for the charity since January 1.
Usually air ambulance pilots work nine and a half shifts on a four-on, four-off rota.
The Prince has been criticised this week for not working enough
The Prince was helped by his pilot colleague
The former Army pilot is believed to have started work at 7am today, while his wife, the Duchess of Cambridge is in Edinburgh for the day visiting school-based child mental health charity projects.
He was seen flying into Cambridge Airport mid-morning after a mission, then spent a while re-fuelling and chatting to colleagues.
The Duchess of Cambridge was in Edinburgh today visiting schools
After a few days work, he will have Friday off to watch Wales v France in the Six Nations rugby in Cardiff.
Prince William, who started work with the East Anglian Air Ambulance last July, flies an EC145 T2 aircraft and responds to emergencies in Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire, ranging from road accidents to heart attacks.
William was struggling with the long hose
The Prince has been an East Anglian Air Ambulance since last summer
The charity completes more than 150 missions each month.
Like all other East Anglian Air Ambulance pilots, he is formally employed by Bond Air Services and draws a salary which he donates to charity.
Kate is visiting three Edinburgh schools today where she wrapped up warm in a Max Mara bottle green coat with a black knit polo neck underneath and a black and white houndstooth skirt from new brand, Le Kilt, in a nod to Scottish heritage.
She completed her smart outfit with her trusty low black suede heels, her hair perfectly blow-dried, hanging loose and some Kiki McDonough gold leaf and diamond earrings.
The Royal couple's children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, did not join Kate on her Scottish engagement but will presumably be being looked after by their nanny, Maria Teresa Borrallo.


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About Dan Swano: Dan Swanö (born March 10, 1973, in Finspång, Sweden), is a Swedish music producer, vocalist, guitarist, bassist, drummer and keyboardist, regarded as influential in the underground death metal, progressive metal, and progressive rock communities. Swanö has fronted a number of bands, most notably Edge of Sanity, Nightingale, Pan.Thy.Monium, Brejn Dedd, Unicorn, Infestdead and Route Nine. He has also been a member of Katatonia, Ribspreader, as well as playing drums and lead guitar in death metal band Bloodbath.

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if the week is a bell curve, wednesday is an A.
but no one uses the bell curve anymore, do they? it's neither fair nor logical – and neither is wednesday.
it's long and crowded, but the end is on the horizon and if you squint you can see it coming.
i secretly love wednesdays.
yesterday, a tuesday, i had a run in my hose and anxious in my stomach. but no one noticed. i'm again thankful for my pale skin – the color of translucent hose. i put the anxious to rest with wit and charm not my own, but channeled from a stronger me and the truth that you can keep eggs in many, pretty-colored baskets.
today i turned on the fan so i could bundle up in a new sweater. pacing myself for the wednesday ahead, not wanting to crowd the work that needs to be done and the people i need to connect with.
i'm a lucky girl, in ways i don't know or understand, and today, a wednesday, i just want to love.
hope you have a wednesday worth loving. don't crowd the good stuff.


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Mr. Speaker, the government certainly shares the concern that has been expressed by the hon. member with respect to the situation in Haiti, which is flexible, fluid and subject to constant change.
Obviously the decision to remove someone from Canada to another country is never taken lightly. It is taken with due care and consideration, and due process as well. If the circumstances are not appropriate for the removal to be done safely, then the removal will not be undertaken.


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Triticum monococcum subsp. sinskajae
A very unusual type of Einkorn, also known as Sinskaya, that has grain that is "free threshing" from the hulls. This is a rare cultivar discovered on the coast of Turkey by Mikhailovich Zkukovskii (1926). It is lower yielding than Hulled Einkorn. I found it to be very easy to thresh, and the grains are truly naked (hull-ess). I did a lot of culling of diseased plants (yellow and die-back) this first season, and only saved seed from the most robust of plants with healthy grain heads. This variety had some minor lodging issues at the end of June, with the onset of heavy rains.
I am growing Ble' Dur Arcour out as a winter wheat for 2017. If successful, I hope to grow out larger plots of this for selection, in the future.
{Update August 2017, the Ble Dur Arcour survived. I can not tell you how winter hardy it is in areas colder than a zone 5. The decision to plant spring or fall is really a question of climate. Here in Indiana, early spring planting is a gamble. Fall planting is a better option for my region.}
*I am offering this seed for the purpose of preservation. Grain fill in my region (Northern Indiana) is less than one would expect in areas more suitable to raising wheat. This variety will need selection and adaptation to improve grain fill, yield and disease resistance in regions with frequent spring/summer rains, humidity and heat.
I recommend that you plan on saving your own seed!


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Physics (BS)
Mission Learning Outcomes
The mission of the Department of Physics and Astronomy is to: --promote basic and applied research within the disciplines of physics and astronomy --provide exemplary teaching the the disciplines of physics and astronomy --foster intellectual community within the disciplines --promote critical inquiry across discipline boundaries. The BS degree is meant for students who plan to pursue graduate studies in Physics or a related field, or who plan to enter the work force.
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Students will be able to apply current technology to problem solving and communication.
Understanding Basic Scientific Principles
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the principles and scientific foundations of physics and astronomy.
Problem Solving
Students wil be able to demonstrate problem solving skills in the areas of physics and astronomy.
Role of Physics & Astronomy in Society
Students will be able to articulate the role of physics and astronomy among the sciences and in society.
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Students will be able to communicate scientific ideas effectively in writing and speaking.
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Students will be able to demonstrate methods and techniques of experimental physics.
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CSC Services recently completed a scheme of work which included a Reservoir Upstand Refurbishment. for Severn Trent Water.
An access hatch was raised and recast to combat a bacterial fail. This involved cleaning a tank and applying appropriate waterproof coatings. A new upstand was constructed using Natcem 35 fast setting and fast curing repair mortar. The hatch was sealed using fosroc nitroseal and decothane waterproof membrane to guard against water ingress and carbonation.
CSC Services have extensive experience of completing similar reservoir upstand refurbishment projects at water companies across the UK. Operatives are able to advise on correct protective coatings to ensure cost effective refurbishments to a range of assets.
A step by step guide to the reservoir upstand refurbishment work is detailed below:
The original upstand. This image shows a timber box was fitted to seal reservoir access before the work began:
Construction of the new upstand began using Natcem 35 fast setting and fast curing repair mortar:
Fosroc nitroseal was applied to seal between the upstand and access hatch:
The access hatch was refitted. Decothane water proof coating was applied to guard against water ingress and carbonation
Call 0191 410 3444 for more details on reservoir upstand refurbishment, or any other repair services required.


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Anesthesia may be provided by a combination of independent board certified physicians and certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA).
Our Anesthesia is provided by Chugach Anesthesia. This group of highly trained specialists ensure the safety and comfort of all of our patients. They are highly regarded in the community. Their billing office can be reached at toll free 1-800-766-4102.
The physicians included in this group are:
- Brion Beerle, MD
- Russell Biggs, MD
- Jansen, Stephan, MD
- Joseph Seelig, MD
The types of anesthesia provided range from sedation, regional, and general anesthesia.


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A group of high school students have been suspended for skipping class to protest the war. Apparently, many of them are complaining, but the school board is standing firm:
"We're sending a message out to students who want to do the same thing," said Michael Cohen, spokesperson for the English Montreal School Board.
"We have nothing against the idea of them protesting the war. If they would have done this after school hours, it would have been fine."
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Frat, who has two kids at Lester B. Pearson, said the "demonstrators" were probably more intent on enjoying the balmy weather than denouncing George W. Bush.
They could have added a couple of points: firstly, most of these kids probably have no idea why they oppose the war, since it appears they don't spend too much time in classrooms reading their history textbooks. They probably are protesting because their friends are, and they think it's cool. Secondly, anything high school students do as an excuse to skip class isn't exactly a protest, it's just an excuse to get out of class. Maybe it's a little more creative than the ones we used to use, but come on, we're talking about high school here!
Note that if this had happened at Concordia, the CSU would be suing the administration as we speak.


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Ali Woodley, 57, has worked at Honda of Canada's manufacturing division for more than three decades. She started in the paint department in 1986 and is presently Line 1 plant manager in Alliston, Ont. In North America, she is Honda's only female plant manager.
I wasn't a car girl growing up. My father worked for Ford and then switched to General Motors in Oshawa. While he was at Ford, he went to the war in England. He's an engineer and worked for the Canadian military headquarters there. My mother was a war bride.
I was born and raised in Oshawa – very much a GM town and GM family. I have three older brothers and nobody went into engineering or automotive. I have two sons, 30 and 27, from my first marriage. They didn't go into automotive, either.
My first job was as a student at GM on the line. I did that for two summers to put myself through college. I took a forestry diploma at Sir Sandford Fleming College in Lindsay, Ont. I wanted to teach outdoor education.
When I started at Honda I was quite worried, working for a Japanese company. I had to struggle with some Japanese cultural situations. Women are different in their culture. I had the same challenges with Canadian men, but I didn't let it hold me back. The pace was so fast; I didn't let it stop me. You didn't have time to wallow about what someone said to you – you just have to get past it.
One lesson I've learned over 33 years: Pick the battles you're going to fight. Maybe ignoring those stereotypes or prejudices is not the right thing, but sometimes you have to pick the battle. I certainly wouldn't let people get away with things, but sometimes they're not worth the time.
I didn't manage work-life balance well when I was younger. In my 40s, I was also taking care of my elderly mother. She lived on her own but I did her groceries and took her to her appointments. I had two boys at that time. I was always tired.
Now, I'm exercising more, I'm sleeping better. My mother has passed away, my children are grown, and I can sit back and do more things for myself. But you didn't have those opportunities in your 40s when you were doing everything.
The Japanese have been my biggest mentors, my biggest teachers. I've only had a couple that wouldn't acknowledge my presence. They were very old school. But basically, in general, they've been super supportive of me. I did my job. I proved myself.
My mentors have all been men. They challenge you. They offered a lot of support and pushed me. They put me in challenging jobs. I tend to be a bit reserved, so they pushed me: 'You can do this. Stop it. You can do it! Get going.'
What keeps me up at night is this new paint shop we're building – a $110-million paint shop. With this new paint process we're able to eliminate one oven and change the environmental impact, so we're always looking to improve on what we have. And I have to launch the new '21 model Civic.
We had a retirement curve. We lost 300 people last year and it'll be about 400 this year, so succession is huge here, all that know-how and all of the people like me who grew up here. It worries me, our skill level. To launch all these models, it's going to be tough on the engineers and the new supervisors because some of them haven't been through a new model launch or the launch of a paint shop. That's the challenge that is coming this year.
Women think they have to be perfect at everything, their house, their job, and they get into that mode. You definitely get tired of that. So it's nice when you get to an age – I'm 57 now – I can take some time to myself. I'm still working the long hours, but I can get more sleep and I can exercise. So it's good.
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hey everyone! hope you had a nice weekend. it snowed here and was/is quite cold. i honestly can't take it anymore. spring/summer, wherever you are, please hurry.
thank goodness for my cozy quilt, tv and a good book. speaking of tv, do you watch sarah's house on hgtv? it is by far, sorry candice, my favorite show on that network. sadly (or maybe not so much), it has become the highlight of my week! and let me tell you, this week didn't fail.
if you don't know, this woman (Sarah Richardson), buys a house (or in this case a farm) and resigns the whole thing. you could say she's a 'house flipper', but she's so much more than that.
this week she did the main bath in her farm house.
stunning right? and i got goosebumps when she used gray and yellow. (remember i mentioned i wanted a grey and yellow room) and my goosebumps got goosebumps when she did it with a country twist. amazing.
this bathroom isn't huge on space, but she takes advantage of every inch she can. i love that. i can't ever imagine living in a big house where it's a struggle to fill every space. i love a smaller home where you actually use every room and take advantage of every space…comfy and cozy. anyway, the vanity is an old workbench she painted, added a marble top and sink. perfect. vintage light fixtures and a marble floor. so cool.
told you it was country. look at that sweet duck! (well, it's kinda ugly…kinda, but i think that's why i like it!)
a beautiful modern shower with glass enclosure. see the black stripe in there? they are little bitty black tiles with subway tile below and a molding tile above… brilliant!
and the clawfoot tub. amazing. totally vintage with a fresh coat of yellow paint. beautiful. and those curtains. super pricey ( i think $130 a yard.. wow!) but totally worth it right?
so, there are several pages you can check Sarah out. please be prepared to be inspired. Here's the list. (spoiler alert… be warned if you are watching the show… it actually airs in Canada first, so some of the images on these sites are showing images of rooms that haven't aired yet on hgtv in the state. not a huge deal, but i was a little disappointed to see some of the spaces finished before seeing the process on tv.)
anyway, here you go. i'd love to know what you think!
HGTV – Sarah's House (and i personally hate the HGTV (US) website.
not user friendly … at all. agh.
oh, and my friend, kim, over at newlywoodwards did a great post about sarah last week. check it out!


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This week… Procras10ation Episode 11 – The One Where We Fondle The Original Trilogy. The trilogy that started it all. We jump back to 1977 and start with Episode 4.
Show Notes:
- I am not sure how we got into this conversation or why we chose to open the podcast this way. I promise most of our podcasts do not start this way.
- The Prequels are the "Meh" of the Star Wars universe. You watch them and buy them just because. If you are watching through the movies with a Star Wars virgin then you watch them. With Star Wars we are both completists, we will watch and own them all. That is not true with all movies (X3 for instance).
- George Lucas Scrooge McDuck reference for the second week in a row.
- Jason's really bad Wookie impersonation.
- Wookie's have prehensile penises. There may be more Wookie sex talk later.
- We like the special editions better with the exception of Greedo shooting first. Jason even likes the bigger dance scene with Max Rebo's band and the longer celebration in the Ewok village.
- We think Disney will eventually give us all the versions of the movie in one collection.
- An impressive impersonation is an impressination.
- Jason meant Return when he talked about the movie coming out in 1983 – he is just stupid.
- Daniel doesn't know who played Wicket.
- We bash on Top Gun and love on Hot Shots for a few minutes.
- The Whisperer has arrived (Jason's wife). She is not a Star Wars fan.
- Penelope he Podcast Puppy has made her appearance. She likes Star Wars but doesn't like The Walking Dead.
- We want to make The Whisperer the fact checker.
- Jason brings up Joseph Campbell and the myth of hero.
Episode IV: A New Hope
- Release Date: May 25, 1977 – Director: George Lucas
- Daniel loves the cantina scene. We talk a little about some of the folks in the cantina.
- Read: Tales from Mos Eisley Cantina – Tales of the Bounty Hunters – Tales from Jabba's Palace.
- Greedo was more of a loan shark. He was Chili Palmer from Get Shorty. One Rodian and then he was dead.
- Luke and Han in the Storm Trooper armor til the end of the movie. Han working the control board in the prison block is Jason's favorite part of the A New Hope.
- Daniel calls the clumsy storm trooper fat. He wasn't fat he was just really tall and whacked his head on the ceiling.
- Daniel says that the comment about running laps around the church lost us an audience. They were gone a long time ago… in a galaxy far far away.
- Penelope's imitation of a Wookie having sex.
Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
- Release Date: June 20, 1980 – Director: Irvin Kershner
- We want to believe that Yoda is from Dagobah. He killed all the rest of the people on Dagobah and lived there alone.
- 5 is Jason's favorite and Daniels second favorite of the original trilogy.
- The storyline is terrific. It is not the usual story. Vader wins. The Rebellion is scattered. And this had the first big plot twist that I remember seeing in a movie.
- Here is the ending and you have to wait three years to see what happened next.
- The VHS version of Empire dropped in 1982. People probably watched it at home before they jumped on to Return.
- Start with Hoth and the glorious battle on the planet. AT-ATs and snow speeders. How come they had X-Wings on the planet about to launch – why didn't they attack the AT-ATs with the X-Wings. They had bombers on the planet too but they didn't use them either. Then the asteroid belt and then Dagobah. The first shot of Slave I in movie history. Slave I the flying codpiece or the flying foot.
- We try to figure out the reasoning behind all of the stuff on Boba Fett.
- We get introduced to Lando Calrissian in Empire. The coolest man in the galaxy. We are so ready to see Donald Glover in the Han Solo standalone movie.
Episode VI: Return of the Jedi
- Release Date: May 25, 1983 – Director: Richard Marquand
- We open with the droids. Then we go through Jabba's Palace. Back to Endor after the Sarlacc pit. Jabba's Palace is act one. From Dagobah to the landing on Endor is act two. This is a quick movie. and before you know it you are at the end of the movie.
- You get a plot twist in this movie. You get that flip of Leia and Luke being brother and sister. Yoda is the kid's character and then he is dead. He is the hook for kids and they let him die. Then Alec Guinness comes in and drops the mic on the Skywalker twins.
- The Whisperer has deemed that Rey should have a pink lightsaber in the ninth movie.
The name that Jason was looking for was Dule Hill. Freaking love Dule Hill and Psych the TV show.


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Volunteers are an integral part of RTP's mission and success. Thanks to our volunteers, RTP has unmatched cost effectiveness in making our community's housing safer and healthier.
RTP volunteers believe in our vision to create a safe and healthy home and neighborhood for every Philadelphia resident. Since 1988 they have been hammering, patching, installing and painting to help us reach this goal. Less obviously, but just as importantly, volunteers have been working behind the scenes to help us plan and grow.
Ready to help? Complete our online volunteer application here.
Watch this video spotlighting an RTP rebuilding day from CBS Philly here!
Read our FAQs for volunteers here.
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Another good book from our library. A novel with dark intensity and wicked wit. Mary Gaitskill writes in a stunning synthesis of both the perpetrator's role and that of the victim. The story superficially is the study two women who are contrasting characters and yet share equally haunting sexual burdens carried since youth. The unforgiving tone and brutality to some extent makes it a real intense book, but a good one too.
Yes, if you know where we live, you're welcome to come and read this. We are a little touchy just like any other book owners about letting you borrow. Just in case you don't find us, you'll find the book on Amazon or Flipkart.


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Stamp River Steelhead Report
Jan 11 2019
Overview - Availability - River Conditions - Weather Outlook - Regulations
|River UP - River Down - River Up again.....And Dropping.
There are some fresh fish around and we hope to see more in the coming days as the river comes back into better shape. Guided trips are running daily again.
|Jan 12
|Sold Out
|Jan 13
|1 boat available
|Jan 14
|1 boat available
|Jan 15
|sold out
|Jan 16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23
|1 boat available
|Jan 24
|2 boat available
|Jan 25,26,27,28,29
|1 boats available
|Jan 30,31
|2 boats available
|space varies in February and March....
|give us a call. 250-723-8022
|Call for more available dates booking now through March 250-723-8022 or email email@example.com
Winter Steelhead - Guided Day TripsFully guided day trips for two persons by jet boat includes all of the equipment. Trip Details »
River GaugesDFO has a series of gauges on the river which we utilize to share information on levels. There is the gauge at Robertson Creek, Stamp Falls and the Sproat River. Stamp Falls gauge is our key indicator that we follow to indicate trends. This gauge is below the confluence of the Ash and Stamp, so high higher volumes than the one at Robertson Creek which is on the very upper Stamp.
The graphs below are the 1 month trend. When you click and go to the live data you will see a calendar so you can back date the start date for the graph. The default of the live data set is one week.
The other functioning gauge is the Sproat River. In high water conditions this is very helpful towards indicating the trend but it is a very short river with Sproat lake behind it. The Sproat River gauge which is a few km above where it empties into the Somass River.
Updated river level reports can be generated by links on graphs or at http://www.pacfish.ca/wcviweather/
Weekly Weather Outlook
Winter Regulations: Stamp/Somass/Sproat System
Download Region 1 Vancouver Island Regulations
Licenses and Steelhead : Steelhead fishing: Your basic licence must be validated with a Steelhead
Conservation Surcharge Stamp if you fish for steelhead anywhere in B.C. weather your intention is to release or retain. Get your licence online.
Gear: Single barbless hook must be used in all streams of Region 1, all year.
Locations Referenced:
Upper River - Above Stamp Falls
Middle River - Stamp Falls Pool to Girl Guide Falls
Lower River - Stamp River at Girl Guide Falls downstream to and including Somass and Sproat Rivers.
Bait Use Permitted: Lower River- Stamp River Lower Section starting downstream of signs at Girl Guide Falls located approximately 250 Meters upstream of beaver creek falls. Use also permitted within Somass and Sproat Rivers.
Bait Ban : Middle and Upper River Bait ban all year Stamp River upstream of signs at "Girl Guide Falls" (approximately 250 m upstream of the mouth of Beaver Creek).
The "Girl Guide Falls" are accessed from the Alberni Sportsman's Association on Sportsmen road off of beaver creek.
Quota/Limit: All wild Steelhead in BC must be released. Daily limit of hatchery Steelhead is 2. Possession limit is 4. We encourage limited or non retention of hatchery Winter Steelhead to spread out availability and opportunity. When you have caught and retained your daily quota of hatchery steelhead from any water, you must stop fishing that water for the remainder of that day.
Call anytime for the latest conditions and reports
Professional Contributor to:
Fishtactics ~ Alberta Outdoorsmen Forum ~ Fishing with Rod ~ BC Outdoors Magazine


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International brands & department stores in the Bahnhofstrasse, trend and souvenirs in the old town and local labels in Zurich West - in Zurich, everyone will find something for their taste. And best of all: all within walking distance of our hotel in the old town.
Stroll through the streets of the old town in Zurich and discover the shopping variety. In addition to well-known brands, you will meet young companies who are active in all possible market segments. Whether you are looking for sneakers, pearl earrings or a typical Swiss accessory, you will find it. If you need a shopping break, we are waiting at the Hirschenplatz at our own Platzhirsch Bar with refreshing drinks.
The most famous "Bahnhofstrasse" in the world - connects the lake with the main train station of Zurich. Here you will find a large selection of jewelery shops, chocolatiers and famous fashion brands in all price ranges. Of course you will find much more at the Bahnhofstrasse - but you rather explore the shopping mile of Zurich at yourself.
The old industrial area of Zurich was transformed by creative minds into a veritable trend district with a lot of popup stores. From design boutiques in the arches of the railway viaduct, over urban catering establishments with a special flair to second-hand furniture stores can be found here. Discover the zone that perfectly embodies the mix of the new and the tried and tested.
The Europaallee, right next to Zurich Main Station, combines shopping, culture and gastronomy - or as the Europaalee calls themself: a handful of Zurich. Stroll through and discover the diversity.The Sihlcity, on the area of the former paper mill of Zurich, is a large shopping and leisure center in the district Enge. From fashion articles over wellness and fitness parks to a big cinema - you'll find everything there.


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I was enjoying my usual morning walk when something struck me, almost literally: the intoxicating smell of ripening mangoes. For many weeks, we've seen the fruit swelling on the trees. Like all fruit, they need rain at the right times to mature well. We've had many good rainy periods, somewhat more than usual in some places. The deluge we got a couple of weeks ago might have wreaked havoc in many communities, but I suspect was joy to many a mango tree. The peak is usually between April-June, so we are heading into the bumper period.
The sweet smell of ripe mangoes defies description: you can't capture it on video, though you can see the changing colours, as fruit start to show varying degrees of yellowing to show ripening in underway. You cannot capture it well with sound: the thud of mangoes falling is quite noticeable, if you're near a tree. But, like a tree falling in a forest, you don't have to be there for a mango to fall. In recent days, as I've also gone about doing some gardening, a mango or two has fallen, and I get to see it roll under the broad leaves of pumpkin plants, where they could otherwise lay hidden for a few days. I find the best descriptor of a ripe mango is its taste: it tastes a nice as it smells 🙂
When the season is well underway, as now, it's a good idea to walk with a bag or two. As I take my practice golf balls in a canvas sling bag, it doubles well as a mango carrier. This morning, I got a good haul of Julies, blackies, a few Bombays and what we in Jamaica call 'a number' (I dont know if it's 11 or 7).
I love mangoes. So, I'm happy to eat them as they come, and they are refreshing on a hot day while playing golf–good caddies know to grab a few and make sure the supply is there ready. I will also take any that's not wormy to put into my blender/juicer. Now, that we are living with two trees in the yard, the harvesting may get serious. I don't want to see any wasted. Visitors can have if they are there when mangoes are ripe. Otherwise, I'm going to start cutting up and storing in the freezer–for juice or smoothie or jam, if the volume that goes uneaten in really large.
Happy times ahead.


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Interview with Maria Eitel, President and CEO of the Nike Foundation, which invests exclusively in adolescent girls, describing them as "the most powerful force for change and poverty alleviation in the developing world". The Foundation sponsors a campaign, The Girl Effect, to promote "the unique potential of 600 million adolescent girls to end poverty for themselves and the world".
See the companion piece to this Hot Topic: The 'Girl Effect' – Covering up the reality of austerity
How did the Nike Foundation get involved with investing in adolescent girls in the developing world?
We started out in 2004 with a goal to end the most pervasive and disenfranchising issue of our time – inter-generational poverty. When we started out, girls were not the obvious answer, but the short story is that ultimately we came to see that women were disproportionately affected and that had a huge impact on their children as well, and we realized that the most critical intersection in a poor woman's trajectory was happening as she transitioned from girlhood to adulthood. Adolescent girls are the highest point of leverage. By investing in girls, you can stop poverty before it starts.
We looked around and found out that other than some investments in girls' education, people weren't really focusing on adolescent girls specifically. They were typically included in women or youth, and what that really meant is they weren't included at all because there wasn't much understanding about what was unique about girls' experiences.
Even though not nearly enough was being done, there were a few innovative programmes showing that, with the right opportunities, she could finish school, marry and have children when she's ready, stay healthy and pass all of that onto her future children. That's one path a girl can take.
The other, more common, path is where she turns 12 and all of her opportunities are shut down. She gets pulled out of school to face early marriage, pregnancy, risk of HIV infection. When that happens, things are pretty much set for her and for the next generation.
We realized to solve poverty, we'd have to get to her before she arrived at that intersection; we had to figure out how to get her on the first path. And if we could do that, it wouldn't just be an investment in her, but an investment in everyone around her.
What inspired the creation of The Girl Effect campaign and how successful has it been in both raising awareness as well as catalyzing action toward this end?
Adolescent girls have been invisible for a long time, so the first thing is really just this issue of finding ways to show the world why we need to invest in girls. That's where we were when GirlEffect.org was originally launched. At that time, we were putting a lot of effort into getting girls on the global agenda because they weren't on the radar of the CEOs, government leaders and other influential people.
The other thing is that the issues are very complex. We could talk forever about the data and programmes and the factors that influence girls' trajectories, but we were missing the tools that could help people take the first step in just understanding why this is so important to all of us.
So, the real inspiration was just this feeling that the world needed a rallying point, something people could get behind and make their own. The Girl Effect is a movement that belongs to everyone and the whole point of GirlEffect.org is to offer tools to help people drive that movement forward.
In terms of impact, there is a much broader understanding of "why girls?" than there was. I think over the last few years, we've had a culmination of a lot of different people and organizations that are saying that, in terms of global poverty, we can't keep doing things the same old way and expect a different result.
And, if we look at non-governmental organizations like CARE or Plan International, and donor institutions like the World Bank and the UK's DFID, you can see that there are some really big players out there who are rethinking their strategies and making a real commitment to The Girl Effect within their organizations and on the ground. All of that taken together – that critical mass – is what's starting to move the needle.
Since becoming the Nike Foundation's first president in 2004, what are the most important insights you have learned in the context of international development, philanthropy, and leadership?
This is a great question for me because Nike itself is insight-driven and that's something we as a foundation have really taken from our corporate culture.
Certainly our biggest and most important insight, the one that drives everything we do, is that adolescent girls stop poverty before it starts. And the insight within that is that the simple answer – educate a girl – wasn't working because it didn't get at the root cause. Girls weren't being educated because their families couldn't see the return on that investment. Her potential wasn't valued. And she faces so many other barriers: nearly half of girls in developing countries are married before they turn 20. The same number bear children while still children themselves. Half of sexual assaults are against girls younger than 15. In sub-Saharan Africa, 76% of HIV-infected youth are female. When girls' lives are limited, everyone loses.
The near-term solution for people who are absolutely desperate for a near-term payoff is to pull a girl out of school so she can fetch water and firewood and tend to other family members. In other words, she's being used to compensate for the failure of infrastructure. Early marriage and adolescent pregnancy are big pieces of that value equation too. The minute she's seen as more valuable as a bride than a schoolgirl, the window has closed.The other big development insight is that the system isn't working for girls. If they can't walk to school safely, if they don't have rights to their own property, if they can't choose when they get married or how many children to have, then their ability to participate is completely cut off. The system is set up to fail them.
It's not just on the ground either. As an international community, we really need to challenge ourselves and ask, "Are we really valuing girls and believing in their potential? Do our investments reflect that? And are we willing to do the work necessary to turn around such a big ship?" The need is clear: the leading cause of death for young girls aged 15-19 in developing countries is early pregnancy. One-quarter to one-half of girls in developing countries give birth before the age of 18. Early marriage remains pervasive in many parts of the world.
What have been some of the successes of the Nike Foundation's investments in adolescent girls?
The experiences and the contexts girls live differ from one area to another. In Ethiopia, many of the girls our programmes reach live in rural settings, sometimes far away from the nearest road. In Kenya, it can be urban slums that are home to a million people in a space as big as New York's Central Park. In Liberia, it's a post-conflict setting where many of the programmes that existed before targeted male ex-combatants while girls were left behind.
The one thing that never changes is girls' potential. Wherever you are, whatever the context, girls prove that they have the potential to rebuild their families, communities and countries.
We have programmes like Berhane Hewan in rural Ethiopia – communities where girls have hardly any chance. By 15, they're more likely to be married than in school. The programmes uses incentives – things as simple as a school supplies – along with rewards and community dialogue to delay child marriage and change attitudes about girls. So far more than 11,000 girls have been able to delay marriage and stay in school. Not one girl aged 10 to 14 was married during the pilot programme period and participating girls were 90% less likely to be married than other girls in the community of the same age. It's worked because it relies on a transformation of the entire community, not just the girl. The result is sustainable change. Our original investment is now being scaled up with partners to reach far more girls.
In Kenya, our partners are working in one of the world's most dangerous places for a girl to live: a Nairobi slum called Kibera. Without assets, a 12-year-old in Kibera is nothing more than a target. Binti Pamoja offers safe spaces for a girl to connect with other girls and learn about reproductive health, finances and other basic life skills. When girls finish the programme, they establish new safe spaces throughout Kibera and widen the network of safe, supported and informed girls. Prior to 2006, very few physical spaces in Kibera were safe for girls and only 1% percent of girls had participated in a girl-only programme. The programme started with 40 girls, and grew into a programme of 1,000 girls in 30 groups across all 13 villages of the Kibera slum. The Binti girls use their extensive friendship network and role models to have a saving account, insist on condom usage and resist sugar daddies.
When girls have a support network and the opportunity to earn and save money, they stop engaging in transactional sex, thereby reducing their risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, along with pregnancy. When girls participate in group microfinance programmes, such as our Ishaka programme with CARE in Burundi, they expand their network of friends, feel more confident and respected, increase HIV testing, avoid transactional sex, and increase condom use. The opportunity makes the difference – a recent World Bank cash transfer programme in Malawi demonstrated that small amounts of direct cash payments to girls decreased their HIV prevalence rate by 60% compared to peers.
In Liberia, the World Bank's Adolescent Girls Initiative is connecting older girls to employment opportunities linked to labour market demand. There's no training for useless occupations. We work with the private sector to identify what skills are needed and for what jobs. Girls also receive life-skills training to address some of the major barriers to development including early marriage, pregnancy, social isolation and violence.
These are all examples in Africa, but the girl effect is everywhere. The Adolescent Girls Initiative is already spreading around the world – to Afghanistan, Jordan Lao PDR, Nepal, Rwanda and South Sudan to start. And we've seen amazing girl effect programmes everywhere from Brazil and Paraguay to China and India. Like I said, the girls are different, but their potential is not.
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In its meeting of 19 November, the Commission of Fine Arts reviewed the revised concept design for the refurbishment of the park setting of the John Marshall statue in the between Pennsylvania Avenue and C Street, NW, and approved the concept with the following recommendations.
In their discussion, the Commission members commented on the general heaviness of the design as proposed, recommending the elimination of the wide border on the large inscription slabs, further detailing of the granite benches to reflect their construction, and the possible further reduction of the extent of text. They strongly recommended that a graphic designer be included on the project team to address the challenge of organizing the extensive text panels as well as the Constitutional column. Finally, the Commission members requested further study of visitors' movement through the park and of the impact of lighting, including its lumen levels and its layout in relation to the formal structure of the park.
The Commission offered its congratulations on what they said should prove to be an inviting park. As always, the staff is available to assist you with the next submission.
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The XX-axis and XY-axis of human health: We do research to understand the genetic differences between man and women, to define the genes that affect women development, health, and fertility, and find the ways to cure gender-specific diseases.
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Dr. Yatsenko's main research interests concentrate on study of molecular basis and mechanisms of genomic alterations and complex chromosomal rearrangements, as well as gene dosage effects that lead to congenital disorders, birth defects and cancer. Dr. Svetlana Yatsenko is interested in both basic and translational clinical research studies. Dr. Yatsenko has developed and utilized a high-resolution custom microarray to study alterations involving the X chromosome. Her current projects have focused on the X chromosome alterations and their contribution to disorders of sex determination, ovarian and testicular failure, fetal development, and tumor predisposition. She is also engaged in research aimed to investigate biological and technological bases for false positive and false negative findings of cell free DNA analysis in pregnant women and improve non-invasive methods for fetal genomic diagnoses.
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- Yatsenko SA, Rajkovic A. Genetics of human female infertility. Biol Reprod. 2019. pii: ioz084. PMID: 31077289.
- Yatsenko SA, et al. A high-resolution X chromosome copy-number variation map in fertile females and women with primary ovarian insufficiency. Genet Med. 2019; PMID: 30948856
- Katari S, et al. Chromosomal instability in women with primary ovarian insufficiency. Hum Reprod. 2018; 33:531-538. PMID: 29425284.
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- Tas E, et. al. Familial deletion of the HOXA gene cluster associated with hand-foot-genital syndrome and phenotypic variability. Am J Med Genet A. 2017; 173:221-224. PMID: 27649277.
- Yatsenko SA, et al. Highly heterogeneous genomic landscape of uterine leiomyomas by whole exome sequencing and genome-wide arrays. Fertil Steril. 2017;107(2):457-466.e9. PubMed PMID: 27889101.
- Yatsenko SA, et al. Maternal cell-free DNA-based screening for fetal microdeletion and the importance of careful diagnostic follow-up. Genet Med. 2015;17(10):836-8. PMID: 25569438
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One of my favorite pieces of Chinese orchestral music that mixes western and Chinese musical traditions is The Butterfly Lovers. It is based on an old Chinese tale. I have several versions but couldn't resist a performance by The New Zealand Symphony with Chen Jie on piano in a new interpretation beautifully played. Also on the CD is the piano concerto, "The Yellow River," which also mixes western and Chinese styles composed during the second Sino-Japanese War. © 2013 The Seniors Review
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Butterfly Lovers has become China's most popular classical violin concerto, a fact much helped by the performances of the Naxos violinist, Takako Nishizaki. Chen Gang was to later make a version for piano and orchestra, now edited by the disc's soloist, Chen Jie. The romantic story is of two lovers who become separated, one of them dying and the other jumping into his grave from where they emerge as two butterflies, now united for ever. Using Western classical music as it's basis, it uses Chinese melodies that would have pleased the Communist leadership of the time. Whether this version is equal to the beauty and singing quality of the violin is a matter of personal taste, the general texture of the piano writing leaning towards Tchaikovsky in the big gestures. But as easy listening it makes a pleasing work. The first three movements of The Yellow River Concerto is much from the same mould, the Chinese 'committee' of composers sketching the various moods of the river from its placid flowing moments to the anger of its passing in the third movement. The rather sentimental second movement comes straight from Hollywood, but as light entertainment it is very pleasing. Then comes the fourth movement, Defend the Yellow River, where we move to politically correct music, its closing triumph of the people joining in victory. For the soloist the work has some very effective writing taking Rachmaninov as its starting point, at times calling for a degree of virtuosity. The American trained multi-award-winning Chinese pianist, Chen Jie, has all the firepower for the big moments, and the New Zealand orchestra, with Carolyn Kuan conducting, offer a powerful and atmospheric backdrop with ample patriotic pomp in The Yellow River finale… © 2012 David's Review Corner


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Like its corporate brethren, Bank of America received an early Christmas present when Donald Trump signed his tax "reform" bill into law, which brought much-needed relief to average, middle-class families by chopping the corporate tax rate from 35 to 21 percent. Prior to the passage of what might as well be called the "Your Fingers Are Going to Cramp Counting All This Money" Act, companies, we were told, were absolutely suffocating under the murderously high corporate rate. (Never mind the fact that in July, U.S. corporations recorded profit growth not seen in six years, or that between the summer of 2016 and 2017, one bank had its most profitable year in the history of banking—such details are not germane to this story.) Finally given reprieve from such beastly treatment, companies are expected to save, in some cases, billions of dollars a year—Bank of America, for example, will likely add about $2.7 billion to its 2018 profits, of which it's very generously allocating 5 percent to employees. But money does not grow on trees—unless you happen to be a large financial institution for whom billions of dollars are about to appear out of thin air—so, before anyone gets carried away:
To be fair, C.E.O. Brian Moynihan noted earlier this month that the bank's shareholders can look forward to "the largest portion" of the tax-bill benefits, so the mooching poors probably shouldn't have expected its windfall to trickle down. Meanwhile, in Davos, Moynihan did his part to make sure that President McNeedy feels appreciated. "What I don't think people see that I've seen so far is not only the U.S. reaction . . . but outside of the U.S., the view that the U.S. becomes a more attractive place to manufacture and drive to," Moynihan told CNBC at the World Economic Forum. "As you talk to C.E.O.s outside of the United States, the United States seemingly becomes more attractive."


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Making waves at major radio markets throughout the last week is "Move It All Around," a smooth twerk-ready record that will quickly be finding its way to clubs. Boasting alluring vocals from Nayelli, bay area natives E-Rock and Clayton William have collaborated to produce an energetic hip-shaker that a dance floor won't be able to resist. "Move It All Around" lands at the ideal twerk tempo with a wall-shaking bass and an addicting bouncy synth, leaving us with no surprise that the track has already made an impact at KiisFM and Power 106. The success has led the DJ/producers to release the track for a free download for the next 72 hours. Check it out below, and find this record a nice spot in your pregame playlist.
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Food is synonymous to the air we need to breathe, right?
Alright so we all have loved food all our lives, at time enjoying its taste, or just another excuse to go out , getting together inviting your loved ones, or eating something fancy. We have stuck up with food all our lives and spend nearly more than half of the day cooking and eating food, but when was the last time we spoke about food?
I don't really remember, yes we do keep talking about the diets, fat content, nutritional value in food etc., but we have hardly got the time to actually talk facts about it!
So here we have some of the most interesting information and details about the food we usually eat each day, there are nothing gross and they won't stop you from eating food items, trust me. We are going to discuss some additional information about the food we usually eat:
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1. Potatoes : Potatoes absorb Wifi signals pretty well and are used to enhance the web signals in aero planes. DID YOU KNOW THAT?
2. Pineapple : This fruit is considered as the international symbol to welcome people over and a gesture to say that they are perfect and may this association last longer!!! REALLY?
3. Chocolates : Instead of paper money or coins, chocolates were once used for trading.
4. Ice-Cream : Have you noticed the ads and commercials for ice-creams, they never melt, as they are actually mashed potatoes, colored to give an identical look.
5. Ketchup : Ketchup has been medically used to treat ailments like diarrhea in the 1800s era. It started to be used as a poison, then it became a medicine, and now it's a junk food.
6. Chocolates can make you a genius : It is said that if you consume some chocolate right before an exam or attempting a test, there are greater chances for you to secure better marks while you easily understand most of the questions.
7. Apples wake you up : Yes, apples have more potential to wake you up, even more than caffeine in your morning cuppa.
8. Tomato is not a vegetable : Tomatoes are considered fruits.
9. Apples are roses : Apples belong to the rose family, along with pears and plums.
10. Sleep well after eating onions : You would tend to feel sleep after the consumption of a lot of onions.


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I am so incredibly excited to announce that I will be sharing monthly interviews with inspiring vegan personalities that have truly shaped who I am today. Starting off with the lovely Kristin, creator of Will Travel For Vegan Food. Her first novel is officially available as of this morning!
I had the pleasure of chatting with Kristin about her book launch and got the inside scoop on what went into self publishing her first novel – truly informative read for those of you looking to do the same (ME!).
Please introduce yourself to The Plant Strong Vegan community.
Hi There! My is Kristin and in the fall of 2011 I quit my job, sold or donated almost all of my belongings, used Kickstarter to raise some funds, and moved into a van (named Gerty) to spend, what turned into, a 2-year-long journey around the country. My project: "Will Travel For Vegan Food" was initially designed to achieve one thing: to eat at and write about every vegan restaurant in the U.S. Though it turned into SO much more!
After 3 years of full-time travel, new career opportunities, all 50 states checked-off my bucket list, and more than 600 restaurants dined at, I'm now reporting to you from wintery Chicago. I fell in love with Chicago many years ago and always knew I'd come back. It seems a logical home base for the time being, as I'll be jetting off every few weeks for upcoming speaking gigs and the super exciting book tour!
Can you share a brief overview of your book?
Because of the name of my project many people believe the book will be a travel or restaurant guide of some kind. The truth is: it's a memoir about the 18 months I spent living in the van. I share in detail, what led me to take this journey, some of the people I met, a bit about influences from my childhood, the food I enjoyed, and more largely – how the experience as a whole completely changed my life, in every possible way. If it works out as I'd hoped, the book will make you laugh, cry, and ultimately feel inspired to go after your own passion projects and unique-to-you lifestyle choices.
What date is your book officially launching?
April 23rd, 2015! Today! You can purchase here.
How long has it taken you to write WTFVF?
I started poking at it in the summer of 2013 and finished in October 2014. As a first-time author I was completely lost the first 8 months or so. It seemed like I was just wasting time sitting there, staring at my Scrivener doc; or watching something about "how to write a book."
It wasn't until I prompted the help of my dear friend and seasoned author, Aurelia D'Andrea that I was able to finally get moving. She and I would hold accountability partner meetings once per week where we'd spend half the session talking about or reviewing the book/chapters and the other half talking about projects that I could give her guidance on. She is the #1 reason I was able to make any progress whatsoever.
Any future plans for a sequel?
Not at the moment. I never considered myself a writer before and working on this book was absolutely one of the most difficult things I've ever done. As Aurelia would say, "writing is free therapy." Haha.. and she is SO right. I can't tell you how frequently I cried or had to break to regroup before continuing on. It was very challenging and I definitely need a bit of a breather before considering another book.
What piece of advice would you offer to aspiring vegan authors?
(1) Self-publish all the way. A lot of people too often stress on being linked to a "real" publishing house and can often halt their writing efforts out of discouragement during the process of trying to find one. While most publishers do offer distribution opportunities that might be challenging as a self-published author; you'll have more control and make 100% of the profit by self-publishing. Did you know that most first-time authors are given less than 8-12% of each book sale? You do all the writing and are often responsible for all the promo and marketing; you might as well publish that baby yourself and reap the monetary rewards as well! Plus, there are a lot of great resources and self-publish communities popping up these days. It's totally doable!
(2) Don't hesitate: Get an accountability partner STAT. Like I said earlier, Aurelia was key in keeping me accountable and providing critical feedback. Be sure to seek out someone who is more of an acquaintance (sometimes we can be either too laid back or too critical of our close friends or family), someone who is well experienced in what you're working on, and someone that has something that you can help THEM with; so it's an equal exchange.
Finally, how does it feel having completed such an inspiring piece of work?
Writing a book is one of those things that I think a lot of people put on their buck list, just because. I did! Last winter I was thumbing through an old journal I used to write business and life goals in. To my surprise I stopped at a page with the date "April 2011" at the top. It was a list of goals I'd set for myself and #7 was "Get published!" I still get the "WHOA!" shivers when I think about that moment because I had completely forgotten I wrote that down. And here I am now, answering your questions about having completed that item. ::deep breath out:: It feels incredible. Absolutely incredible.
Thank you so very much for taking time to chat with me, I cannot wait to read Will Travel For Vegan Food!
Be sure to check out Kristin's Facebook page and website for tons of updates and inspiring posts <30


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- How are the Chakras related to the Auras?
- How is our health and well-being connected with the Chakras?
- What is the significance of the Energetic spin of the Chakras?
- How can someone heal their Chakras?
- Talk to us about the Chakra seed sounds.
These are just some of the questions I asked Vicki Howie who has appeared on our show for the second time. You're going to love this one!
Vicki Howie is an energy healer, empath, yoga teacher and chakra innovator who is extremely grateful for the trauma of her early childhood. It motivated her to find new ways to heal herself and led her to her life's purpose – to share innovative healing methods with the world.
She is the creator of Chakra Boosters Healing Tattoos, beautiful temporary tattoos that boost and balance your personal energy field 24/7 (that are now worn by satisfied customers in over 34 countries across the globe!).
Vicki is also the creator of the Chakra Life Cycle System, a paradigm-shifting, year-by-year map of human spiritual development.
Her Chakra Life Cycle System gives you the inside scoop on what is coming into your life energetically, and allows you to better flow with the natural current of your own spiritual development – and helps you better understand your loved ones as well.
And recently she's written a book called – The Key to the Chakras, which is now out in bookstores and online.
Inspirational quote – "Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right-doing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." – Rumi
Alternative Practice – Chakra Life cycle.
Action Step – Close your eyes and you start your day literally with just 3 minutes of this meditation. Actively extend your root down to the core of the earth, inhale from the core of the earth up to the bottom of your heart and exhale from the bottom of your heart all way up to infinity and then inhale from infinity back down to into the bottom of your heart and exhale.
Major Life Lesson – My life lesson is to help people awaken to this new time on Earth, be fully embodied and fully realized.
Wisdom Round:
- Best Advice – Nothing is true but everything is true.
- Personal Habit – Yoga and Meditation
- Book Recommendation – The Key to the Chakras by Vicki Howie
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First you have to find someone with whom you share a mutual attraction, then you have to make sure that you want the same thing in terms of commitment. As a result, many have turned to online dating sites. As the saying goes: "Men are afraid women will laugh at them.
One friend brought up a message where a man had told her that because she was a 'woman of size', she 'must suck good ****'. Others in the past have conducted similar experiments, setting up fake accounts on free dating websites and recording the messages they received.
Cracked's Alli Reed set up 'the worst online dating profile ever' and still received heaps of messages from men who wanted only to hook up with the terrible woman she had created.
It's creepy, and in some instances really scary – not a turn-on by any means. If you see a picture of a woman you like, take the time to read her profile. When messaging a woman without bothering to learn about her through her profile, it may come across as you not caring about her as a person – no one wants that. If you're interested in something casual, tell her or put it in your profile.
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Hello! Remember me? You may not because I didn't post a Music On Monday this week. And I haven't updated Movement This Month for March. And I've generally just left my blog idle for a week. The nerve.
A week ago we said goodbye to our friends in Japan. For now. Maybe forever. Always hard, especially when you think you've done your best to avoid the actual goodbye process. A little tip my friend Scotti taught me: say you are going to come by/call in an hour/tomorrow but then you don't…you just leave, no tears shed, people have actually thanked me for this strategy and now it's my go-to move. But so many of our friends showed up bright and early, bed-head and all on the day of our departure just to wish us well, and for the first time I felt truly sad to leave Japan.
The journey from Japan to home was relatively uneventful. Besides the 10 minutes on the drive from Nikko to Narita Airport when we realized the guy driving us had driven in a circle for 30 minutes and spent the next 10 endangering all our lives while consulting his iPhone for clarification (all the while I am squeezing Dave's arm and saying in a stage whisper 'DO NOT lose it right now because I am on the verge of crying/slapping people so I need you to keep it together mmmmmmmmk!?'), I held it all together. Our child took it all like a seasoned pro and besides going a little bit too giddy for comfort a few hours into our long flight (because we all know that right after 'too giddy' comes 'bat-shit crazy') she slept peacefully, ate joyfully, and generally brought a smile to the face of everyone on the way. There was a small child somewhere else in the plane screeching and wailing for a while, and I just thought 'Oh that poor family, it could have been us.' Survivor's guilt, perhaps.
After a sucessful journey over the ocean and an epic reunion with our dog-babies (during which only a few tears were shed over a slight mix-up where Falcor thought the baby was bringing him a stuffed bear as a gift and the baby thought her stuffed bear was being abducted by a dog), we struggled for a few days with the jet-lag of our child. We walked the neighborhood at 4 a.m. wearing her in the Ergo while even our dogs refused to budge from the cozy confines of bed. We did the unthinkable and woke her from naps to try to establish time of day. We braved the chilly spring days to expose her to natural light. When it was all said and done, 4 nights later, she was back to normal. But we were left lagging after tending to her lag. Go figure.The main thing is that we're here. Safe and sound. Eating soups and sandwiches (that sounds so boring, but it's really so amazing) and reading signs and talking to people. And our dogs. Our little dog dog dogs. I love them so.


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Hey Kids,
It's been forever! I need to get back to writing! I did some of my best writing on this here blog...
I had such a great time at a show I just had to say how I feel...lol! So here are my thoughts on this fabulous show I saw "Cabaret Marianne" by the wonderful Tammy Faye Starlite.
Tammy Faye Starlite's Cabaret Marianne is as the kids say it today "Everything"
There is a new cabaret room in New York City and I love it. Pangea is a lovely intimate space with great food and drink. Hosted by Stephen Shanaghan and Arnoldo Caballero Cespedes, some are calling it the Carlyle of the East Village and a resurrection of the glory days of downtown backroom nightlife. I couldn't agree more.
They have recently featured some of the best cabaret has to offer like Penny Arcade, Joseph Keckler, Joey Arias, Bridget Barkan, Dane Terry and Carol Lipnik, showcasing intimate and unique performances and collaborations that feel more like a gloriously hip party in the apartment of the coolest person you know.
Thursday nights in October have been all about Tammy Faye Starlite and her show Cabaret Marianne. Tammy Faye takes us on a journey through the life and career of Marianne Faithfull done with a devilishly fun flair. Two things that immediately jump out at you are that Tammy Faye has an amazing voice and total command of the stage. She takes control and puts the audience at ease allowing us to enjoy the ride with her. She is joined by a great group of musicians including Barry Reynolds who co-wrote songs with Faithfull like "Broken English" and 'Why'd Ya Do It". Each week she has a special guest and this past Thursday that was Patti Smith guitarist Lenny Kaye, who joined Tammy Faye on a gorgeous version of Smith's "Ghost Dance" (co-written by Kaye).
I've had the pleasure of seeing the "other" Marianne Faithfull perform live. I wouldn't categorize Tammy Faye's show as an impersonation as much as a tribute to a life well and truly lived. She captures the hard edge of Ms. Faithfull as she talks about her sexual exploits, homeless drug days, the Beatles and the "Stones" man (her asides about Jagger and Richards are hilarious). She then rips into her aversion for her classic hit "As Tears Go By" which she refuses to sing opting for more obscure songs like "That Was the Day (The Coke Came to Nashville)". I loved this because it is an insane idea to think Ms. Faithfull went country but she did with her album "Dreamin My Dreams". Other highlights were a dark (and yet still not without comedic moments) "Sister Morphine" and a lovely version of fan favorite "The Ballad of Lucy Jordan".
Tammy Faye with her slight British accent and vocal fry delivers the essence of Marianne Faithfull to us with wit, charm and eclectic writing that makes you cheer for more. Kids, do me and yourself a favor and rush over to Pangea and see Cabaret Marianne performed by the fabulously talented and stunning Tammy Faye Starlite.
Upcoming dates are October 29 at 7:30PM
For tickets and additional info go to http://www.pangeanyc.com/
See Ya at the Party Kids!
MargOH! Channing
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
MargOH!'s review of Tammy Faye's "Cabaret Marianne"
Posted by MargOH! Channing at 11:21 AM 5 comments
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