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Lana'i – Hawaii's Hidden Treasure
By: Beach Bum Hayley
In 1922 James Dole arrived on the tiny Hawaiian island of Lana'i and purchased it (yes, the whole island) for a sweet $1.1 million. Mr. Dole was a smart and successful businessman, you've probably tasted the fruits of his labor yourself! Canned Dole Pineapple from Lana'i became a huge hit on the mainland US. At one time Lana'i produced 75 percent of the world's pineapple! To accommodate the increasing number of workers on his fields, Dole built a plantation camp in the flatlands. This is now Lana'i City (formerly nicknamed "Pineapple Island"). In the late 1980s Lana'i's pineapple crop began to wither and was therefore no longer profitable. Now owned by Castle & Cooke Resorts, Lana'i has reinvented itself as a one-of-a-kind vacation destination.
Today Lana'i is perfect for travelers seeking exclusivity, peace & quiet, romance and luxury in simple, unspoiled surroundings. Lana'i's natural and cultural attractions are spread over 141 square miles (with not one traffic light). It's terrain is mostly unpaved roads, rainforest, and of course, barron pineapple fields. Lana'i has one town with approximately 3,000 local residents. Lana'i is the smallest and least visited of all the Hawaiian Islands. It's accessible only by ferry or air.
A typical vacation on the island of Lana'i is spent playing golf, hiking, renting a Jeep to tour around the island, explore the remote beaches, or snorkeling/ scuba diving in the archipelago. There are two resorts and two golf courses on the island. The Four Seasons Manele Bay Hotel and Four Seasons Lodge at Koele pamper their guests in every way possible, from ocean side massages to gourmet dinners it's luxury all the way.
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The two main attractions on the island are Hulopo'e Bay and Manele Bay. Hulopo'e Bay is the center of the island of Lana'i's beach activities and home to ancient fishing village.
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The wide white sand crescent, lined at each end with dramatic lava outcroppings, is perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and tide pool exploration. Water temperature stays around 75 F year-round. The beach is a wonderful place to hang out, barbecue and watch schools of spinner dolphins leaping and diving in the bay. From November through April, the dolphins are joined by breaching humpback whales!
Located around the corner from Hulopo'e, Manele Bay is also a marine preserve with the only public boat harbor on the island. All south shore ocean tours originate at Manele Harbor: fishing boats, yachts, the Expeditions ferry, whale-watching, snorkel sails, scuba diving and ocean rafting. The Munro Trail is one of the most amazing hikes on Lana'i.
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Winding upward through lush rainforest and Cook pines, this challenging 8-mile trek takes you to the top of the island's only mountain, the 3,370-foot-high Lana'ihale. Once you reach the peak, astounding views of at least three, and sometimes five neighbor islands (Maui, Moloka'i, Kaho'olawe, Hawai'i and O'ahu) will unfold of steep gulches below.
The Garden of the Gods is located a mile and a half northwest of the Kanepu'u Preserve on Lana'i. This geological wonder has formed from centuries of wind erosion. It's created an eerie lunar landscape with rock formations in all shades of purple, red, sienna and umber. The surroundings look like a painter's pallet of the Earth!
If you are a scuba diver, put the Cathedrals dive site on your must-do list. The cathedral-like chambers created by 60-foot pinnacles are filled with all sorts of marine life. As you explore the countless nooks of the First and Second Cathedral you will come face to face with schools of blue-stripe snappers, pyramid butterfly fish, corals and shrimp.
Lana'i's two championship golf courses have earned worldwide recognition for both layout and views. The Experience at Ko'ele is a spectacular 18-hole course spread high over a plateau and the rolling hills of central Lana'i. Designed by Greg Norman and Ted Robinson, the 7,017-yard, par-72 course is set nearly 2,000 feet above sea level, with views of Maui and Moloka'i directly across the channel.
The Challenge at Manele is built on hundreds of acres of lava fields and dry, desert-like terrain that present their ultimate challenge at the ocean: three holes built on the bluffs above Hulopo'e Bay, where the Pacific Ocean is the world's largest water hazard. The 7,039-yard, par-72 course was designed by Jack Nicklaus and features panoramic ocean views from all 18 holes.
Sporting clays is one of the fastest growing sports in the country. It's found its perfect setting here in the northwestern hills of Lana'i. The 15-acre Lana'i Pines Sporting Clays offers 4 target shooting disciplines (trap, skeet, compact sporting, or sporting clays mimicking pheasants and rabbits) with gorgeous views of Maui and Moloka'i across the channel.
Last but not least, the Kanepu'u Preserve is located in the quiet central uplands of Lana'i. Kanepu'u Preserve is a nature lover's paradise. This 590-acre preserve is the last dry land forest of its kind in the world, home to over 40 species of precious native Hawaiian plants, including lama (native ebony), olopua (native olive), Lana'i sandalwood, and na'u (native gardenia). I was fortunate enough to experience the natural wonders of Lana'i last October. If Lana'i sounds like your perfect Paradise allow Beach Bum Vacation to take you away!


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I'm still pulling together ideas for our wedding next year. These boards focus on my decor, floral and food direction. As you can see, lots of purple and pink and vintage touches! We're still deciding on a venue, but once we do I think these ideas will really start to come together. More to come...
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Driving the Return of the Independent Contractor Defense to Workers' Comp Claims
Kevin J. Riefenstahl, New Jersey Law Journal
November 5, 2015
New Jersey's independent contractor defense has long been thought dead when it comes to defending claims for New Jersey workers' compensation benefits. However, a recent Appellate Division decision concerning a ride-sharing arrangement similar to Uber's business model may breathe new life into New Jersey's independent contractor defense and provide a road map for "on-demand economy" companies to avoid workers' compensation liability.
Uber Technologies provides e-commerce services for car hire. The company offers a website that allows users to request a car for hire from any mobile device. Uber and other on-demand economy employers, such as Lyft, TaskRabbit and getmaid.com, classify their service providers as independent contractors.
In dealing with worker classification, New Jersey appellate courts have applied two tests: the "control test" and the "relative nature of the work test." In addition, the New Jersey workers' compensation statute is to be liberally construed so as to bring as many persons as possible within the coverage of the act. Hannigan v. Goldfarb, 53 N.J. Super. 190 (App. Div. 1958). Therefore, a variety of working relationships have been held to be covered by the act, including some not necessarily confined to traditional employment settings.
The "control test" is the older of the two and is based upon the theory that an independent contractor is one who carries on a separate business and contracts to do work according to his/her own methods, without being subject to the control of an employer except as to results. When the relationship is that of an employer-employee, the employer retains the right to control what is done and the manner in which the work is completed. It is significant that the "control test" is satisfied as long as the employer has the right to control, even if there is no exercise of that control.
The "relative nature of the work test" is the more modern of the two for purposes of the Workers' Compensation Act. This test is essentially an economic and functional one, and the determinative criteria are not the inclusive details of the arrangement between the parties, but rather the extent of the economic dependence of the worker upon the business he serves and the relationship of the nature of his work to the operation of that business.
The New Jersey Supreme Court, in Estate of Kotsovka v. Liebman, __ N.J. __ (2015), further refined the factors used in determining whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor under the act.
Kotsovka worked for Liebman as a caretaker when Liebman accidentally struck and killed Kotsovka with his car. Liebman never disputed that Kotsovka's injuries were the result of his Liebman's negligence. Rather, Liebman argued that, because Kotsovka was his employee, Kotsovka's exclusive remedy was under the Workers' Compensation Act, N.J.S.A. 34:15-1 to -142.
Under the holding of Estate of Kotsovaska v. Liebman, the following factors should be considered to determine whether a person is an employee or independent contractor:
(1) The employer's right to control the means and manner of the worker's performance;
(2) The kind of occupation—supervised or unsupervised;
(3) Skill;
(4)Who furnishes the equipment and workplace;
(5)The length of time in which the individual has worked;
(6)The method of payment;
(7)The manner of termination of the work relationship;
(8)Whether there is annual leave;
(9)Whether the work is an integral part of the business of the employer;
(10) Whether the worker accrues retirement benefits;
(11) Whether the "employer" pays Social Security taxes; and
(12) The intention of the parties.
In the unpublished decision, Babekr v. XYZ Two Way Radio, A-3036-13T3 (App. Div. Aug. 6, 2015), the Appellate Division applied these new factors in determining whether a worker was an independent contractor or employee.
The petitioner, Babekr, was a limousine driver who typically worked as a driver 10 to 12 hours per day, six days a week. He chose the specific days and hours he wanted to work in a given week. He had the option to not work at all. He used his own car to chauffeur passengers, and paid for the automobile insurance covering his car. There was no evidence that he was reimbursed for gasoline or other expenses incurred to transport passengers.
XYZ gave each driver a computer to install in his car, on which the driver logged on when ready to work. Generally, communications between XYZ and a driver were made through the computer. The service was divided into various geographical zones. When a driver was in a particular zone, he could alert XYZ to let it know he was available to pick up a passenger in that or a nearby zone. A driver was free to reject any offer to transport a passenger during the shift but, if he did, he was placed "off air" and could not receive any communications from XYZ for 30 minutes. But a driver could terminate his availability to receive an assignment at any time by logging off of the computer.
Passengers had accounts with XYZ and paid their fees directly to it; XYZ forwarded to its drivers a percentage of the fares paid by each passenger a driver had transported. No deductions for taxes were removed from the check; every year, a driver received a 1099 form to submit to the taxing authorities.
The claim arose when the petitioner was injured in a motor vehicle accident on Oct. 21, 2011, while working. On May 10, 2013, the petitioner filed a claim for medical benefits in the Division of Workers' Compensation. Following a hearing, the workers' compensation judge determined the petitioner was not an employee of XYZ at the time of the accident, and thus had not suffered a compensable injury under the Workers' Compensation Act. The petitioner appealed to the Appellate Division.
In its application of the factors endorsed by the Supreme Court, the appellate court considered all twelve of the factors but focused primarily on factors one and nine.
Factor one examines the employer's right to control the means and manner of the workers performance. The court held that while the petitioner had to dress in a certain way and drive a particular kind of car, "these were hardly exacting, controlling measures and he was otherwise left on his own and was largely unaccountable to XYZ." See Babekr.
Turning to factor nine, the appellate court found that while transporting passengers was an integral part of XYZ's business, those who transported the passengers were not employees but co-owners of XYZ. The understanding between XYZ and the drivers was that, in exchange for producing passengers for the drivers, the drivers would transport the passengers and take a percentage of the fare.
Of course, every decision is fact specific. However, XYZ Radio's employment terms are striking in their similarity to the agreement drivers enter into with Uber. As with XYZ, Uber not only exercises very little control over the means and manner of Uber drivers, but also appears to waive almost all of its right to control its drivers.
According to the Uber driver agreement, drivers are free to choose when and even whether they work. Uber drivers utilize their own cars when providing transportation services. Under the agreement entered into between Uber and drivers, each driver agrees to maintain automobile liability insurance on all vehicles owned by the driver that provides protection against bodily injury and property damage. Uber drivers are not reimbursed for gasoline or expenses.
As for whether the work is an integral part of the business of the "employer" (Factor 9), as with Babekr, Uber is not dependent upon any one particular driver to carry out the job of transporting passengers. Indeed, Uber is probably less reliant on any one driver given that anyone who wants to drive for Uber only has to supply a copy of a driver's license, proof of insurance and download the App on their device.
Applying these factors to the question of demand-economy workers generally, and Uber drivers specifically, it would appear that in New Jersey, under similar facts, these workers would likely be held to be independent contractors and, as such, not entitled to workers' compensation benefits.
Although it appears that Babekr may have breathed new life into the independent contract defense to workers' compensation claims in New Jersey, the analysis used by the appellate court, for the most part, remains the control test and the relative nature of the work test.
What appears to have really changed is how technology altered the terms of the employment. Traditionally, work was offered by an employer because the cost of paying an employee to do the work was less than buying the product of that work in the open market. Uber and its ilk are changing the equation and allowing employers to meet their work requirements, not with a ready supply of expensive employees, but with the ability to contract with on-demand independent contractors at a greatly reduced cost.
This change in the nature of the workforce is causing regulatory and political upheaval, as courts and governments across the country wrestle with worker classification questions in the "on demand" economy. Given the uncertainty surrounding the issue of worker classification, the rebirth of the independent contractor defense is far from definitive. Consequently, employers should exercise significant caution before operating with workers classified as on-demand independent contractors.
Riefenstahl is an associate at The Chartwell Law Offices in Moorestown. His practice concentrates on the defense of New Jersey workers' compensation matters on behalf of insurance companies, self-insured employers and third-party administrators.
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Lessons in Humility Are Best Served with a Punch in the Face
Posted by vladcardenas on July 31, 2011 · 14 Comments
French politician and philosopher, Charles de Montesquieu, said it best when he stated, "To become truly great, one has to stand with people, not above them." When I first came to Brunei in December 2009, my situation seemed very daunting. I was the only Filipino among my company's and my client's employees. Everyone was of a different … Continue reading →
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Many times an anime being adapted from manga eventually burns through the source material (especially when the manga is still running) and either has to a)create a new ending or story just for the anime b)end the anime with no ending c)pause the anime or create a new series to finish it off later(not very common so don't hope for this one). Manga can have a really slow serialization schedule so if an anime is based on a manga not finished yet it usually will run out of material. The only time anime can be 100% true to a manga is when the manga was complete before the anime was made and the anime doesn't have broadcast restraints ex. movies or ova.
probably because people likes anime more than the manga, lets see... if the anime follows the manga precisely without filters (especially popular ones like naruto) people wont be buying the manga anymore, since you could pretty much watch the anime for free (unlike manga you could watch it on tv in japan). Also, if the anime catch up with the manga, wouldn't they run out of story? they would pretty much rushing things out and the story wont match with the manga that well. well... im not really sure, those are just my guess.
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have you ever noticed how an anime usualy goes half way through how much information the mange gives for example Reborn stops when byakuran is defeated but the mange still goes alot further and bleach stops when he defeats ginjo but the in the manga theres a whole new set of action.
Animation is expensive and used as an advertising method when adapting existing manga/light novel titles. Most series adapt around 3 chapters per episode, give or take. And few are greenlit for more than 26 episodes at a time. Which means if it does well and they want a S2, it often takes another year+ before they can storyboard and get production ready, secure a timeslot, etc.
If an anime doesn't push a large enough increase in sales for the original manga/LN or merchandise, etc. it will rarely get another season, even if the disc sales seem adequate. And if the anime fails to the point the production committee is getting hosed several million dollars, you can guarantee they won't do another season too ;)
This is the reason why you will rarely see an anime produced for a manga or LN series that has already been completed: Fandom mindshare fades quickly, and there is little business incentive to drop money on it at that point. And also the reason why a very common time for one to be adapted is shortly before the series is scheduled to finish serialization -- it's still on peoples minds and putting out new volumes, the studio loses the chance to push sales if they wait much longer and its ended already, and it's often at peak popularity having been out for awhile. (Also allows them to do the manga ending instead of anime original)
Anime producers only produce what is profitable, therefore they would only choose to make a second season of a show that would garner more sales over producing an entirely new series. This is difficult as it filters out people who haven't seen the first season and are therefore uninterested in the second season. Only when the demand is sufficient, will a second season be produced. They have no obligation to produce something which they will not profit over.
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There's something about the idea of cooking through an entire cookbook that's very appealing. Like you're going to culinary school for $30. The best-known example is Julie & Julia, née The Julie/Julia Project, which left both Mastering the Art of French Cooking and the whole cook-the-book concept feeling a little overexposed. But many of the most talented chefs of our era — Alice Waters, Tom Colicchio, Alton Brown — started out learning a single cookbook front to back. BuzzFeed asked them and other food celebs to pick one they'd recommend cooking through and explain why. If you're a fan of one of these people, getting to know the cookbook that informed their dedication to food will be fascinating.
1. Anthony Bourdain says: La Technique by Jacques Pépin
I choose Jacques Pépin's La Technique because along the way, you'll learn so many important fundamentals, so many classic dishes, and because Pépin is right about everything. Impeccable!
La Technique is the most famous cookbook written by Pépin, 78, who was personal chef to three French heads of state including Charles De Gaulle, had a TV show with Julia Child, and is a dean at the International Culinary Center.
2. Padma Lakshmi says: Plenty by Yotam Ottolenghi
I would recommend Plenty, which shows you how diverse, easy, and delicious vegetarian cooking can be. It's got glorious photos and is super sumptuous.
Ottolenghi is an Israeli-born chef with four restaurants in London and a weekly food column in The Guardian. This vegetarian cookbook was hugely popular when it came out a few years ago. It's a good pick if your priority is cooking healthier food — or looking like Padma.
3. Alton Brown says: The Frugal Gourmet by Jeff Smith
The very first cookbook I actually purchased for myself was the original Frugal Gourmet cookbook. I cooked my way through from front to back and I still recommend that journey to novice cooks. It's got a bit of everything in it and the recipes are easy to follow. Food isn't bad either.
Jeff Smith (1939–2004) was the author of a dozen best-selling cookbooks and hosted The Frugal Gourmet, a popular American cooking show on PBS in the '80s and '90s.
4. Tom Colicchio says: Think Like A Chef by Tom Colicchio
My own book is great, especially for beginners or someone who wants to translate restaurant cooking to home cooking.
You know Colicchio from TV, but this book is a better window into the source of his cred: the time he spent at top NYC restaurants like The Quilted Giraffe and Gotham Bar & Grill, and Gramercy Tavern.
5. Alice Waters says: Summer Cooking by Elizabeth David
I fell in love with food in France, and when I came back home, I wanted to eat the same way. I went over to my little local bookstore/cookware shop, and I was lucky to find a book by Elizabeth David. I just started cooking out of that book, from beginning to end. It was Summer Cooking, her Provencal cookbook.
British-born Elizabeth David (1913–1992) is one of the all-time greatest cookbook authors. Her books transformed British and American home cooking in the 20th century. It is safe to say that without Elizabeth David, we may have never known about pasta, olive oil, or Parmesan cheese. (The above quote from Waters inspired this post and came out of a larger Q&A in the most recent issue of Lucky Peach.)
6. Andrew Knowlton says: Simple French Food by Richard Olney
This is the one that I cooked through. You could argue that without him that there wouldn't be Chez Panisse because [Olney and Alice Waters] were best friends, and she visited him in Provence. He's one of those forgotten greats. It's also a great book just to read. Every time I eat out too much and get sick of food, I go look at his egg section just to read his recipe for something like his rolled fines hermes omelet. It's just the way he describes it. Food is so simple and we make it so complicated these days.
Olney (1927–1999) spent most of his adult life in France writing about food and wine. This is his most personal cookbook — a mixture of recipes with dense, informative text that may seem intimidating, but reads beautifully and is as much about eating as about cooking. Olney also edited the famous 28-volume Time-Life book series The Good Cook.
7. Dorie Greenspan says: Maida Heatter's Book of Great Desserts
When I was first teaching myself to bake, I baked my way through Maida Heatter's Book of Great Desserts and learned so much. Her recipes are beautifully written; they're detailed, but not fussy, and she's there with you – she knows when something might look curdled and when it will all come back together again, and she won't let you worry … or fail. And her desserts are scrumptious. So many years later, I still love the book and think it would still be a great book for a modern baker to work through and learn from.
According to this fantastic Saveur profile of Heatter, she was discovered by New York Times food editor Craig Claiborne in 1968, during the Republican Party presidential convention in Miami, because her restaurant was serving an elephant meat omelet as a media stunt. Amazing. She eventually won three James Beard Awards because her recipes are so fantastic. But seriously go read this profile of Maida Heatter.
8. Jacques Pépin says: Fast Food My Way, Vol. 2 by Jacques Pépin
My book "Fast Food My Way" Volume 2. It's simple, affordable and brings great results.
Chef Jacques is allowed to recommend one of his own cookbooks (he has written more than 20) because every other person on this list probably considered doing so. This is his most modern day-to-day cookbook, and it comes with DVDs, which sounds silly but is actually very helpful.
9. J. Kenji López-Alt says: River Cottage Veg by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
You probably know Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall from his best-selling epic tome The River Cottage Meat Book, but the man is just as passionate about his vegetables. Like all of his books, River Cottage Veg is gorgeous, easy to read, and packed with unintimidating recipes that are designed for real people who like to cook real food in real kitchens.
In 1997, Fearnley-Whittingstall moved into a former gamekeeper's lodge in rural England called River Cottage and started filming a TV show about his efforts to become a self-reliant farmer. Through that show and the resulting cookbooks he's become a beloved British celebrity chef. (Lopez-Alt's second choice was the same as Lakshi's pick, Plenty)
10. Ree Drummond says: How to Cook Without A Book by Pam Anderson
One of my favorite cookbooks of all time is How to Cook Without a Book by food writer Pam Anderson. It isn't glossy, fancy, or full of photographs, but it single-handedly altered the way I approach cooking by showing me how to take a small handful of cooking techniques and use them to create literally endless variations for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I recommend it to anyone trying to find their footing in the kitchen!
Anderson is the author of seven cookbooks and is a former executive editor of Cook's Illustrated.
11. Michael Pollan says: In The Green Kitchen by Alice Waters
If I were starting out and wanted to learn to cook, I would cook my way through The Green Kitchen, by Alice Waters. It's a terrific primer at the end of which you'll be able to make a handful of key dishes, and several incredibly useful sauces and dressings. It's like learning a few key words in the vast vocabulary of cooking. My other choice would Tamar Adler's An Everlasting Meal (2011), which also has a limited number of recipes, but they're fundamental and she presents them in such a way that, as you learn them, you learn some of the deep principles that will help you cook everything, as well as a general approach that will turn cooking from an occasional thing into a gratifying routine.
12. John T. Edge says: Southern Food by John Egerton
Cook your way through John Egerton's Southern Food: At Home, on the Road, and in History and you will get the best kind of history lessons, a road trip tour of the region's fabled restaurants, and a collection of honest recipes that's unrivaled.
Egerton is a highly regarded Georgia-born journalist who has written extensively on education, race relations, and social-cultural issues in the South. He is one of the founders of the Southern Foodways Alliance, an institute of cultural studies at the University of Mississippi.
13. Don Lindgren says: The Gentle Art Of Cookery by Mrs. C.F. Leyel & Miss Olga Hartley
This book and its author were a major inspiration to one of my cooking heroes, Elizabeth David, and the recipes seem to bridge nicely the 19th and 20th centuries. It feels historical, but not solely traditional, as its author reaches out to others cultures for inspiration. It's famous for its fanciful section on 'Dishes from the Arabian Nights', and it finishes with a list of supplies for the pantry it call's 'The Alchemist's Cupboard', but it also contains many simple, delicious recipes. The 'Sauces', Chestnut', and 'Apple' sections I return to often enough to know I should just cook the whole book.
This one would definitely be a challenge, but a fun challenge even for the most jaded food media type. The author, Hilda Leyer (1880–1957) wrote it between the two world wars; she also founded the Society of Herbalists. Miss Olga Hartley, the coauthor, was her assistant.
14. Dana Cowin says: The Kitchen Diaries by Nigel Slater
I would recommend cooking through English star Nigel Slater's The Kitchen Diaries. First, he's a delightful writer and it would guarantee lovely food prose porn in your life on a regular basis. Second, since he's cooking through the year, you can be sure that the ingredients will be in the market and not too difficult to find. Third, his recipes are simple but interesting. Though many people thrive on the hard cookbooks that teach you everything you need to know about the cooking of a particular place, say Isan, I'm afraid I'm less studious than that and I think cooking should be fun.
Slater is the longtime Observer food columnist who's had a bunch of TV shows and cookbooks. This book is a yearlong diary of what he eats and cooks. It was also mentioned by Lindgren, who says, "More than any other book I know, the book unfolds over time the way real people cook: a bigger meal occasionally, perhaps on Sunday, followed by the creative use of leftovers, and then perhaps a sandwich or soup from the same."
15. David Lebovitz says: The Simple Art Of Perfect Baking by Flo Braker
I would recommend The Simple Art of Perfect Baking by Flo Braker, who explains the process baking from the perspective of a home baker, who wants to learn the basics of baking (from pound cake to pie crusts and tarts), then go on to tackle more detailed and spectacular creations.
Braker is an award winning Palo Alto-based cookbook author and longtime contributor to the food section of the San Francisco Chronicle. She's also a former president of the International Association of Culinary Professionals.
16. Francis Lam says: The Dean & DeLuca Cookbook by David Rosengarten
To be honest, the idea of cooking all the way through a cookbook, from page 4 to 304, has always seemed like a level of commitment I couldn't ever imagine for myself. That said, one cookbook that I think is really, really worth reading — and yes, cooking — through is the Dean and Deluca Cookbook. It's a little too old for really modern cooks, and it's not old enough to be vintage cool. It's way 80s/90s, and way fancy-olive-bar aspirational. But that's exactly why I love it. It's an amazing document of who we wanted to be 20 years ago, and you can see all the ways how we became those eaters and cooks…and all the ways we didn't. And the recipes are really good! Most of my biggest hits are adaptations (ripped off) from it.
17. Kim Severson says: The Classic Italian Cookbook by Marcella Hazan
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Evira Science Day, 8 October 2015
The Science Day is open to all – no advance registration is necessary.
The Science Day will be held from 9.30 am to 2 pm in Evira's head office in the Viikki district of Helsinki, at Mustialankatu 3.
Welcoming address.
Research Director, Professor Liisa Sihvonen, Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira.
9.30 am to 11.15 am
Animal health and welfare
chaired by Researcher, DVM PhD Maria Rönnqvist and Senior Reseacher, DVM PhD Ulla-Maija Kokkonen
The equine disease project
Senior Researcher, DVM PhD Ulla-Maija Kokkonen, Veterinary Virology Research Unit
Escherichia coli infection in broiler chicken
Senior Researcher Tarja Pohjanvirta, Veterinary Bacteriology Research Unit
MRSA infections in people and pigs on pig farms
Senior Researcher, M.Sc. (Tech.) Suvi Nykäsenoja, Food and Feed Microbiology Research Unit
The effects of neonicotinoids on honeybees
Senior Researcher, PhD Kati Hakala, Chemistry and Toxicology Research Unit
Transmission model of salmonella in feed
Senior Researcher, PhD, docent Jukka Ranta, Risk Assessment Research Unit
12.15 pm to 1.55 pm
Food safety
chaired by Senior Researcher, DVM PhD Helena Pastell and Researcher, Lc.Sc (Agr. & For.) Arja Pohto
Sheep as reservoir for
Yersinia enterocolitica
Laboratory Engineer Kirsi-Maria Eklund, Food and Feed Microbiology Research Unit
Fineli Finnish Food Composition Database and Evira
Senior Researcher, D.Sc. (Food Sciences) Helena Pastell, Chemistry and Toxicology Research Unit
Status report on Talvivaara
Senior Researcher, PhD Eija-Riitta Venäläinen, Chemistry and Toxicology Research Unit
Research of control
Senior Inspector, Specialist in Veterinary Medicine, Hygiene of Food Production Tiina Läikkö-Roto, Food Hygiene Unit
Soy-based nutritional supplements
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Yamaha-owned firm Revolabs has signed Westcon to distribute its entire unified communications (UC) product portfolio for teleconferencing, cloud and huddle room applications across EMEA. This includes the new Yamaha CS-700 video sound collaboration system and the Skype for Business-certified Yamaha YVC-1000MS speaker phone.
Yamaha acquired US-headquartered Revolabs in 2014 to strengthen its position in a UC market it entered into ten years ago. Revolabs offers tight technology integration with major UC players like Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Zoom.
"With the development of our latest solutions, the creation of our UC department within Yamaha, and now our partnership with Westcon, we're continuing to expand our reach to provide broader support to our growing IT channel," said Russell Harpham, EMEA director, Revolabs. "This partnership will accelerate Revolabs' growth and align with our mission to deliver high-quality, impeccable customer service."
Andy Herring, EMEA product manager at Westcon, said: "Revolabs delivers UC technology that meets our customers' expectations for high-quality, crystal-clear and reliable audio performance, while also making the experience easy for users so they can make the most of their meeting time. Their product portfolio streamlines communications and enhances our existing line card of vendors."
The Yamaha CS-700 was launched this autumn and combines HD video capture with ultra-wideband audio to fulfil video, audio and collaboration requirements in one remotely monitored wall-mounted system.


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Tour Watch 1997
The newest report comes first. Scrolling down takes you backward through time... Note that this report is mostly a log of stuff posted to the Rust List, so some of it may not make a lot of sense when taken out of that context. Subscribe to the Rust List to get ALL of the info...
In today's Chicago Tribune, rock critic Greg Kot lists the best concerts of 1997. Neil (at HORDE) is top of the list!!
Date: Friday, January 2, 1998
Source: Greg Kot.
Section: FRIDAY
Copyright Chicago Tribune
Out of hundreds of sets of music witnessed in 1997, here is a baker's dozen of the best:
1. Neil Young and Crazy Horse, H.O.R.D.E. Festival at the New World Music Theatre, Aug. 3: A violent storm sent rain and sleet slashing into the pavilion during the festival's closing set. The lights dimmed and the P.A. system shut down midsong, but Young and Crazy Horse kept playing, as though trying to will their instruments back to life. As a wind-whipped Jolly Roger flag threatened to rip free from Ralph Molina's drum kit, the band huddled around him like a crew of pirates determined to go down with the ship. The crowd, verging on panic, began to laugh in giddy appreciation, then cheer wildly. Their instruments amplified by emergency generators, Young and the band then delivered -- what else? -- Like a Hurricane.
I heard that CSNY might be having a reunion for one of the Dylan shows in L.A. this week.
From: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 1997 09:54:28 +1000
Subject: Oz still on?
I had a chat to a (Australian) Warner sales guy last night at a social function. He thought that Neil was still coming out to OZ in March/April. Lookout Mama checked this last week with Lookout Management and they said it wasn't on. Let's hope The Warner guy is right.
He also mentioned that Neil is putting out a new recording scheduled for March next year. I presume that's the acoustic (hopefully) one he's working on currently.
He also said (I gave this guy the 3rd degree !!!!!) that Neil's latest stuff only sells about 20,000 copies in Australia. Harvest evidently sold 400,000 copies.
From: kevin johnson" <email@example.com>
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 1997 15:17:52 -0000
Subject: Neil play for Bowie?
From Live magazine:
David Bowie celebrated turning 50 last January with a star-studded show at Madison Square Garden, and he apparently liked having something to do on his b-day. In recent months, in fact, we hear that he's been making plans to do it again on his 51st, this time with an acoustic show in L.A.Hope this happens!
Among those that Bowie approached as part of his initial wish list for the show: Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Perry Farrell, and Anthony Keidas. Assuming the show comes off, the audience will no doubt be celeb-studded as well, since well-wishers at Bowie's recent shows include Johnny Depp, Daryl Hannah, Chris Isaak, a frisky Sean Penn, and Young, who spent the San Francisco show dancing in the balcony alongside Metallica's Kirk Hammett.
From: Ken <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 1997 00:18:51 -0800
Subject: PJ Call Neil at Stealth Show
Pearl Jam at the Catalyst tonight were billed as The Honking Seals. I snuck into the soundcheck. I kinda snuck through the kitchen. It was just the sound guys, the opening band, 3-4 others and ME. They played:
Not sure if this has been posted, but there is a nice picture of Neil wearing his STOP FACTORY FARMS get-up on the Rolling Stone site.
From: Peter Ferioli <email@example.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 1997 16:54:48 -0700
Subject: Bridge Schedule
Hey IRF'ers and Rusties... Here is the confirmed bridge schedule for Sat (same order on Sun, with a time-shift):
|Neil and Pegi
|Kacey Crowley
|Blues Traveler
|Lou Reed
|Alanis Morrissette
|Dave Matthews Band
|Bridge film
|Smashing Pumpkins
Long live the family farmer!
~Live To Ride~
From: kevin johnson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 1997 11:55:52 -000
Subject: No taping at Farm Aid
Subject says it all.
Maybe TNN will use their brains this year and run commercials and stuff while bands are setting up. I'm not counting on it, though!
From: ROLF CLEMENTS <email@example.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 19:24:54 -0700
Subject: Sunday Bridge Show Start Time
Shoreline now says, in addition to the 4pm Saturday start
time, there's now a 2pm start time for Sunday. Thought folks would
want to know for making plans (recovering from Saturday ;-> ).
From: gregory hernandez <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 02:56:55 +0000
Subject: Bridge Concert-Goers Guide
I've seen many many questions concerning this year's Bridge shows, So I decided to write a guide to tell about some experiences I've had. Check it out.
Just got off the phone with a guy from the World Music Theatre. He said that they're not allowing recording at Farm Aid, but told me to call back Friday because that may change. Keep your fingers crossed, I guess!
BTW- if they do allow recording, I'll have Beck, Fogerty, Allmans, DMB, all the way down to Supersuckers! (And, of course, NEIL!)
Aerostar (ready for a road trip!)
From: Ron Wilcox <email@example.com>
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 1997 12:08:09 -0700
Subject: Bridge Ticket Sales
Bridge tickets went on sale today at 10 AM. I just spoke to a friend in Greenbrae (North S.F. Bay Area). Told me the first person in line at that outlet got reserved seats. The SECOND person got Lawn!
Ron Wilcox
From: Dan Pollart <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1997 15:45:08 -0700
Subject: Buying Bridge Tix
For those who despise BASS, Bridge tickets should be available without service charge at the Shoreline box office at noon on the 28th. Unfortunately, by then all the reserved seats will be gone but what the heck, five bucks is five bucks...
From: email@example.com (Mark H Johnson)
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 15:30:44 -0700
Subject: What Farm Aid means to Me
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By Mike Burgin, Senior Vice President, Product
Overly complex quality measures, inadequate access to patient data, and a lack of tools to help collect and assess that data are the reasons many physicians continue to struggle with adoption of value-based care, according to a new study that Inovalon published earlier this month in collaboration with Quest Diagnostics.
Although the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) quality reporting season wrapped up earlier this summer, health plans are now reflecting on the challenges they faced this year and looking ahead to next year's reporting season. In an era where value and quality play an ever increasing role in care delivery, physicians and health plan executives are increasingly focused on the adoption of value-based care models and devising plans for how to overcome anticipated obstacles.
Quality Measures are Too Complex
According to the study, which captured responses from 300 primary care private practice physicians and 150 health plan executives, a majority (74 percent) of survey respondents feel that the multiple quality scoring systems, risk adjustment models, reimbursement rules, and myriad incentive programs result in overly complicated and complex quality measures. The complexity of these quality measures makes them difficult to assess adequately and therefore challenging to achieve.
Meanwhile, 64 percent of physicians surveyed said they are not equipped with accurate or sufficient patient data to truly provide value-based care. This hampered access to patient data creates a chasm between what physicians and patients are experiencing during an assessment and how that encounter is documented, leaving physicians with care gaps and incomplete pictures of patients' health.
Technology and Tools Offer a Way Forward
Despite challenges to the adoption of value-based care, the movement is not without progress; physicians simply need the right platforms to help them succeed. For example, 64 percent percent of respondents reported that they lack the tools to excel in a value-based care system. Furthermore, 85 percent of physicians surveyed said they would be "likely or very likely to use a tool that provides on-demand patient-specific data to identify gaps in quality, risk and utilization."
Technology that eases or improves quality measure adherence and risk score accuracy can be a powerful incentive to the adoption of value-based care. In addition, tools that offer point-of-care data analytics can prove tremendously valuable as physicians seek to better understand and identify which quality measures apply to individual patients.
Preparation for MACRA Begins Now
With the reporting period for the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) slated to begin in January (although pressure from physician and healthcare groups may push the start date), it's clear that physicians and health plans could benefit from tools designed to streamline and improve the measurement process. Data-driven technology platforms with actionable insights may provide just the springboard needed to overcome current obstacles for many providers and healthcare executives.
The complexity and sheer number of quality measures is certainly a challenge, but there are solutions to transition to value-based care with ease.


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EMR Stimulus Poll
John Lynn is the Founder of the HealthcareScene.com blog network which currently consists of 10 blogs containing over 8000 articles with John having written over 4000 of the articles himself. These EMR and Healthcare IT related articles have been viewed over 16 million times. John also manages Healthcare IT Central and Healthcare IT Today, the leading career Health IT job board and blog. John is co-founder of InfluentialNetworks.com and Physia.com. John is highly involved in social media, and in addition to his blogs can also be found on Twitter: @techguy and @ehrandhit and LinkedIn.
I previously posted an EMR Stimulus poll asking about people's plans for the EMR stimulus. Well, that was more than a year ago and before we really knew what the words meaningful use and certified EHR meant. Now that we know more about those two important terms and the EMR stimulus in general, let's do the poll again and see how things might have changed.


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It started with a Jewellery/hat sale where my very old school friend Polly Whately was selling her beautiful hats. She is very creative and just manages to fuse a very classic style with a large dose of quirky and fun.
Then it was on to see her mother Belinda Belville's dresses in the Balldresses exhibition at the V&A, as well as the fashion collection which I loved. The permanent fashion collection also provided inspiration for me.
This was a fabulous lead up to the Vintage Sunday fair in Bath's Royal Crescent on 24th June where the fabulous fashion shows put on by Vintage to Vogue of Bath were incredibly exciting together with 1920s music coming from Nick "Wind up Merchant's" vintage pram as he wandered inside and outside the marquee!
This was my space from which I could watch the entertainments going on including the fabulous dancing, beautiful and the unusual vintage clothes being bought from Claire Nolan opposite me (I am thrilled with my Frank Usher dress and can't wait to wear it this weekend!)
This lady's dress and whole attire attracted my eye and very kindly let me photograph her. She and her friend I saw enjoying a cup of tea in a stunning powder blue herald triumph before coming in to have their hair styled by Pop up Parlour.
There was dancing from Hoppin Mad, delicious tea and cakes from Mrs Stokes and so much entertainment. Everyone seemed to be happy to join in, from Claire's 3 year old daughter dancing on the stage to all those "game on" people who joined in the dance classes.
Loved seeing Ruth from Delectable Collectables and others I've met doing fairs. Well done, Imran, John and Polly, think you did a great job and created a wonderful day. If only we'd had croquet on the lawn later.
The other completely extraordinarily inspirational evening was the week before when I heard the British Paraorchestra performing at Bloomsbury Church. This group of disabled musicians brought together by British conductor Charles Hazlewood are incredibly talented and those who are physically unable to hold instruments are able to communicate their music by the use of technological equipment. As well as the incredible quality, diversity and different musical influences during the evening, there was definitely a feeling of something extra being experienced beyond the music. Chatting to Tim Jones, who sang devotional Indian songs with a blind guitarist Adrian Lee, afterwards, we agreed that had there been more time it would have been interesting to involve the audience in some kind of vocal improvising. The evening was a fundraising event to raise the money to provide Charlotte White, a 23 year old girl who suffered a head injury wich caused her to lose all movement in her body, to be able to use music technology to provide an outlet where she can be creative and regain control of her life. Having been a music therapist for a time in my life, I can truly say that music can absolutely give people such opportunities. See Charlotte's blog www.societydisablesus.blogspot.com for more information and I would urge anyone to donate to this hugely worthwhile cause. For details of Paraorchestra's gigs see http://paraorchestra.com
Finally and really importantly the final Brocante of 2012 is approaching, and rather aptly on Bastille Day, 14th JULY, so come along and browse the exciting selection of antiques/vintage clothes and gardenalia. Relax and sample the delights of the Alice Park Cafe too. I tried to get Chris Garratt to bring his Petanque players to provide more of a French feel, as well as the Biddestone boules players. Alas it seems that they are in demand elsewhere, but next year hope they will be a fixture.
Beccy Shelton-Agar will be joining us for this Brocante with her fabulously quirky textiles, clothes and Brocante finds. As will be 'Pleasant Pastimes' and 'Just Seven Hats' with their quality vintage clothing and accessories. 'Magpie' will for the first time be joining us with their vintage clothing, jewellery and accessories. Together with regulars selling decorative and antique furniture, retro collectables and gardenalia there should be something for everyone!


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Mythic Entertainment, the developer of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, will be descending upon Games Day Chicago on July 25th to meet fans and showcase the recently release Tomb Kings-themed dungeon zone, the Land of the Dead. Located at the Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, the event will provide the opportunity for local players to meet and speak with members of the development team about the trap-filled tombs of the Nehekharan kings.
Stephens Convention Center
Rosemont, IL 90028
Saturday, July 25th from 10:00am to 5:00pm
Fans who visit the Warhammer Online booth will walk away with a limited-edition Empire Cherub t-shirt (while supplies last), exciting WAR giveaways, and valuable in-game items:
- White Dwarf Beard - Exclusive White Dwarf Beard customization option for Dwarfs
- Shroud of Imrathepis - Linens taken from the burial shroud of Prince Imrathepis, protecting its owner from harm by regenerating minor wounds and injuries.
- Chompin' Teef - Exclusive Steel Jaw customization option for Orc Choppas
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On a warm June day in summer 2015, Maha Darawsha stepped down into a 6-foot-deep excavation hole at an archaeological site in Nazareth, Israel.
Brian Bowes M'16 arrived on the University of Hartford campus this past July from his home in Santa Cruz, Calif., to begin his second of three two-week residencies. With him he carried the magical results of a yearlong book project.
Faces of people standing in the piazza look up, peering into the sky to find the source of a buzzing sound. Some are local residents drawn out onto the Piazza del Carmine and into the March sunshine by curiosity.
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Win Tuition Credit, Help Support Catholic EducationPosted: 09/12/2012 Filed under: 2012, education, fundraiser, October, September Leave a comment
This year's St. Francis of Assisi Tuition Assistance Gala, which raises money to help support families' efforts to provide a Catholic education for their children, is offering a Ticket to Tuition: a $5000 tuition credit to the diocesan school of your choice, is the grand prize.
Raffle tickets wil be sold at all masses at each parish the weekends of September 22nd and 29th, and at diocesan high school for two weeks leading up to the gala.
Tickets cost $25, or 5/$100. The winner will be drawn at the gala, which will be held Thursday, October 4th at the Tulsa Convention Center.
Gala tickets are $125, and are available through Jan Hay: 918-582-9177 or firstname.lastname@example.com
SCOT Activities for September, 2012Posted: 09/04/2012 Filed under: 2012, September Leave a comment
|Sept. 5 – dinner at Macaroni Grill, come after work (5:30pm) and enjoy a relaxing dinner.
Sept. 7 – Adoration at St. Pius, 5:30pm, dinner at 6:45 at Fiesta Cozumel (23 and Sheridan)
Sept. 8 – TU FOOTBALL, 11am game time. Meet between the Reynolds Center and the football field
Sept. 20 – Theology Un-Corked, St. Mary's, 6:45pm
Sept 22 – Potluck breakfast at Chris Ryherd's house. Call Chris for directions (515-865-3899)
Sept. 29 – Putt-Putt Golf, 61st and Mingo, 7pm.
40 Days for Life Kick Off Rally is Sept. 26th.
Call Terri (918-361-7076) for more information.
40 Days For LifePosted: 08/25/2012 Filed under: 2012, event, prayer | Tags: garden of hope, life advocates, prayer vigil Leave a comment
This year's campaign will kick off on Sept. 26th at the Garden of Hope, 6132 E. 32nd Place, Tulsa.
Pro-life advocates of all faiths are welcome to participate in this peaceful 24-hour prayer vigil.
For more information or to volunteer for a one-hour prayer slot, contact Timothy Putnam, at 918-307-4942 or firstname.lastname@example.com
St. Paul Parish, Eufaula – 120th AnniversaryPosted: 08/25/2012 Filed under: 2012, event, liturgy, September Leave a comment
St. Paul Parish in Eufaula will celebrate its 120th Anniversary with Mass celebrated by Bishop Edward Slattery.
Sunday, Sept. 23rd at 8:30 am. Breakfast follows.
Forest Avenue & Sixth Street in Eufaula.
Catholic Committee on Scouting and Camp FirePosted: 08/25/2012 Filed under: 2012, September, youth | Tags: camp fire, john zink ranch Leave a comment
The Catholic Committee on Scouting and Camp Fire will host a retreat for girls enter the 4th grade through 7th grades on Sept. 14-15 at Camp Swannie Lodge on John Zink Ranch.
Applications and information can be found at http://www.catholic-church.org/tdccscf
Jr. High DancePosted: 08/25/2012 Filed under: 2012, September, youth Leave a comment
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Will my ability to eat healthy and cheap be disrupted by such a hectic week? NO! Even though it will be hard, there are still ways to maintain a healthy lifetstyle. If that means that I will only eat at the salad bar or a 6 in Subway sub, then so be it.
In fact, there are healthy cafeteria options to enjoy as enjoy. Here are some of my tips to healthily navigate through a school's cafe:
- Enjoy the salad bars and baked potato bars. Load up on leafy vegetables, beans, tuna, and tofu. Choose items such as nuts or avocados for a little "good" fat and go easy on the dressing
- Choose lean, grilled chicken and fish over meat if possible. sometimes, the Salisbury Steak special is laced with sodium
- Avoid the "grill" lines that offer pizza, nachos, and burgers.
- Ask the chef to hold the butter, oil, mayonnaise, sour cream, and cheese or cream based sauces
- If possible, choose whole wheat rolls over standard rolls, biscuits, and cornbread
- Watch your toppings! Cheese, bacon, dressings, and extra add-on are delicious but come with additional calories, sodium, carbohydrates, and fat
- Pass on high calorie, low nutrient foods such as sugary cereals, ice-cream, cakes, cookies, and other sweet treat. Instead, choose fruit and low fat yogurt to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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The Los Angeles Lakers games got even more "Hollywood" when a new Hyde Lounge opened inside Staples Center Friday night. Beverly Hills 90210 star AnnaLynne McCord was one of the first celebs to arrive at the super exclusive nightspot and she had her on-screen boyfriend Matt Lanter in tow. "They looked really cozy," an eyewitness told RadarOnline.com. "She was throwing her head back laughing at everything he said. They were way more into talking to each other than watching the game." Also getting hot and heavy in Hyde Lounge – which overlooks the arena for perfect game viewing – Lauren Conrad and her boyfriend Kyle Howard. The pair was downing vodka cranberries and sneaking kisses at their private table. Later Lauren's bff Lo Bosworth showed up and the couple toned down their PDA's. "Kyle was nuzzling Lauren on the neck and Lo looked like she really disapproved," our source said. After the Lakers beat the Memphis Grizzlies 114 – 98, the party really got going. Dancing With the Stars' Stacy Keibler and Giles Marini both hit the dance floor. "Giles was shaking his groove thing!" As luxurious as Hyde is, true B-ball fans still prefer to be courtside. Just ask Zac Efron – he was there, stuck to his floor seat. -Radar Online
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Vanity and the cult of the male
Now, this may be purely an Australian thing. But I suspect not. Girls, beware of those handsome devils you come across on Facebook. Seems men are not willing to let an ugly head stymie their appeal to the other sex.
In a shock, horror story to rival the resurrection of Hitler, we have just learned that up to one third of Australian men with a Facebook presence have manipulated their online images to appear more attractive. What a bunch of weak, wussy, pathetic, little sad sacks!
But it gets worse. In a shock, horror story to rival the election of Kin Jong-Un as secretary-General of the United Nations, we learn that Australian males will use an unflattering photo of friends if they, themselves, look all right.
I'm appalled. Decency has been trashed and I now realise that there really is no Santa Claus. Bummer.
But if you think the extent of Australian male depravity has been fully revealed, I hesitate to say No, there is worse. More than a third of Aussie males deliberately post ugly photos of friends online just to embarrass them.
Most of these vanity-obsessed turkeys are young bucks in the 20-24 age group. Old farts like me wouldn't know how to use the appropriate software.
It will perhaps come as no surprise, then, to learn that the problem spreads even wider with girls as young as 11 using software such as Photoshop to touch-up their photos. There is a seriously sad tinge to this statistic, though, as many of these young women are sufficiently unhappy with their own self-image they try to make their online persona someone different.
This is a direct consequence of the out-of-control fad of adulating celebrity. Sadly, many of these youngsters do not realise just how manipulated are the photos of these celebrities as they appear in magazines.
And, of course, the real lesson is always to be sceptical of anything you come across online because it gets ever harder to know just where truth lies.
Acknowledgement: Petra Starke and Wes Hosking, The Courier-Mail.


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Joe Hart's exceptional display prevented England from falling to a first qualifying defeat in seven years as Gareth Southgate's ponderous side were given a scare in Slovenia.
The build-up was dominated by the bold – and perhaps belated – decision to leave out-of-sorts captain Wayne Rooney on the bench, but it was another jilted player that rose to the fore in Ljubljana.
Hart, unfancied by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and shipped out on loan to Torino, produced a string of crucial saves to frustrate Slovenia and secure England a 0-0 draw in a tough World Cup qualifier.
Just 10 minutes were on the clock when Eric Dier, picked ahead of Rooney, twice gifted the hosts possession in a matter of seconds, with his goalkeeper denying Roman Bezjak before Jasmin Kurtic hit the post.
England failed to muster a shot on target in the first half and that stuttering display continued after the break, with Hart producing a stunning save to push a Kurtic header onto the crossbar and then away.
The 66-cap goalkeeper was again required to frustrate the impressive Josip Ilicic and interim manager Southgate turned to Rooney with 17 minutes left.
The substitute came close from the edge of the box soon after his introduction but there was to be no Hollywood ending, with the Three Lions having to settle for a fortuitous point.
This was England's second trip to Ljubljana in the space of 16 months, but their 100 per cent record in this fixture looked unlikely to continue from the outset.
Lax passing and poor decision-making showed how much the intensity was effecting the visitors and in the end they were happy to return home with a point.
Hart admitted his body was "in pieces" after a string of fine saves for his country.
He said: "It is my best game for a while, it was hard to say.
"My body is in absolute pieces, I will struggle to get up tomorrow.
"The lad has got across and flicked it on, and I just did everything I could to keep it out.
"I don't know what happened, I have only just seen it now on camera – it hurt though. I landed on the frame of the goal."
Hart continued: "I was asked to do quite a bit, but it was down to a few errors from us.
"But we can all improve, we are a young team and have dug in, in an intense atmosphere and taken a point.
"On the night, it was a difficult result, but we have to look at the bigger picture, which is trying to qualify for Russia."
Hart felt this could yet prove to be a valuable point.
"They had some chances, we dominated the game, but that was down to how they set up," he added. "A lot of respect to what they have done tonight, they have dug in and Jan Oblak, whom I am a massive fan of, had a fantastic game in goal."


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What I am hoping for is that inexpensive alternatives to other computing components will follow suit. How about a touch enabled LCD screen for $50 (or less)? They have an Arduino-like device in the works for the Pi that should open up another whole world of expansive opportunities. Or a any number of other typically expensive add-ons that could all now find a new price point.
In my mind, it's a bit too early to choose a winner and stop the forward motion. Maybe next year we will have a dual-core Pi for $35, who knows? In my mind that won't be a bad thing.
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I once had a whole bunch of old computer magazines, sadly they have gone missing. But I do remember one featured an ad for the IBM PC, only $14,999.
It does seem prices have come down!
It would be great if cheap add-ons for the Pi were made to extend it. But I won't buy one until some very cool cases arrive. I guess I could make my own, but I'm not that confident I could make it look really nice.
A small LCD screen would be cool, turning it in to a Atari Portfolio or Epson PX-8 kind of device.
I have a working PX-8, looking almost new:
My first computer exposure was with a TI-99/4A that my then soon-to-be brother-in-law had. My older brother then bought a Commodore VIC 20 and a year later I had my own C64. I've been dabbling ever since.
I don't have any of my old C64 stuff but I did buy an Amiga 500 many years ago that is now collecting dust. :p


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Yay me! I get to go to not one, but two back to school nights!
We got a robo-call from the principal of the elementary school that my younger son attends reminding us about Back to School night. My husband asked me, as this is our seventh Back to School night at the elementary school, if we really needed to go. Oh, I was tempted to say "No," but really, we do need to go.
Here's the thing about Back to School Nights: it's a chance to hear about the curriculum your teacher will teach your child this year. It's also a chance for you to show your child's teacher that you plan on being an involved partner in your child's education.
Now, let's define what I mean by being involved. To be involved means to make sure that homework is done. Ask your child how they did the homework. Ask questions about what they are learning. Find out what books are being read in their reading class. If you're familiar with the book, talk about it. Discuss concepts learned in science. Have your child teach you how to do math (the ways math is taught does change. How my sons have learned math is different from how I learned--yeah, way back in the Dark Ages). My best semester in college was the semester I hung out with people in my classes. I didn't study any harder, but I had a better grasp on the concepts taught--why? Because I discussed them with my peers. Plus, your child will get a kick out of "teaching" you, and you'll be able to strengthen bonds with your child.
However, being involved does not mean second guessing your child's teacher. If you do have questions about how something is being taught (or why or anything else), ask nicely for an appointment. Do not tell a teacher that you will see them tomorrow at 10 am. It may not be their planning time. Your child's teacher has a 50 minute planning time. In that time they may need to meet with other teachers about activities happening in the school, grade papers and get set up for the rest of the day. They have an half-hour for lunch, and then they have to supervise recess. The rest of the time, they are involved in teaching your child. Even if there is seat work being done, your child's teacher is probably helping students with questions. They are not sitting around reading romance novels and eating bonbons.
As your child gets older, it's still important to go to Back to School Nights. You will have less time to interact with the teachers (and really, Back to School Night is not the best time to have "face time" with teachers. Sadly, you are 1 in 150. Teachers are allotted about 10 minutes to do a presentation before you have to go to the next "class"), but by being there and listening (and not talking to the parent next to you), you are sending out the message that education is important. More importantly, you are sending this message to your child: What you do is important to me. I want to make sure that you are getting the best education that we can get.
Besides, the teachers have to be there. You don't. Your showing up tells the teacher that you appreciate them doing their best job with your child.
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