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Postby Aushiker » Sat Jun 09, 2007 7:51 pm
europa wrote:You mean ... this place?
Postby Aushiker » Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:33 pm
europa wrote:Looks like you've put a bit of effort into setting her up. What will you be using her for?
Oh dear, I've just spotted the close up with one of the manufacturer's tags still hanging off the seat bag She wouldn't be VERY new would she?
Postby Aushiker » Tue Jun 12, 2007 10:46 am
Postby europa » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:26 pm
Postby Bnej » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:52 pm
Aushiker wrote:Nearly got cleaned up within 5 minutes of home on a local road by a woman turning right (she thought about beating me!)
and then later on by a bus which decided to pull out from the kerb without indicating just as I was coming up along side at it right rear. Got the number and reported it to Transperth!
Postby Aushiker » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:26 pm
Bnej wrote:I slow down before passing a stopped bus, and if I pass it, I pass well right in the lane so I can be sure I am in his mirror.
Postby Aushiker » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:28 pm
europa wrote:Ah, the old road rage. Good for the soul, bit hard on the hardware There are reasons why I stick to bike tracks - I'm bigger and quicker than the average pedestrian Richard
Postby Bnej » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:43 pm
Postby Kalgrm » Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:44 pm
Aushiker wrote:Like the thinking .... but the road is faster .... need to get my average up ... 15.7 km/h today .... just not good enough.
Postby Bnej » Tue Jun 12, 2007 4:17 pm
europa wrote:Bnej wrote:OTOH at the moment I can't resist sprinting hills, after watching that Russian Hill Roulette video...
BANG goes your credibility. That guy was NUTS!
Postby Aushiker » Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:29 pm
Postby Kalgrm » Fri Jun 22, 2007 1:38 pm
Aushiker wrote:Oh dropped 2.8 kg this week, so really aren't complaining
Postby Aushiker » Mon Jun 25, 2007 3:43 pm
Aushiker wrote:Now off for a weekend backpack (mix of on and off-track bushwalking). Looking at doing around 30 km.
Postby Kalgrm » Mon Jun 25, 2007 4:08 pm
Postby Aushiker » Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:44 pm
Kalgrm wrote:Looking at your shots, I believe I rode across the Moons Crossing bridge in March as part of the Great Karri Ride (100km of off-road riding in four stages). Is that down near Northcliffe - Pemberton way?
Got a nasty cramp as I bunny-hopped that little step in the foreground of your shot and had to get off for a few excruciating minutes.
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Monday, 17 October 2005
Given the recent piece by Peter Preston in theguardian in which he notes P D James' and Ian Rankine's statement that crime novels get short changed when it comes to literary prizes, I am pleased to see that crime, and indeed SF, both get a fair crack in the Time list.
That said, the crime novels tend to the hard-boiled end of the spectrum, with both Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep and Dashiell Hammett's Red Harvest being 15-minute eggs at a minimum. There is no room for Dorothy L. Sayers, for instance.
Similarly the SF (apart from older classics like 1984 and Slaughterhouse 5) goes for the cyberpunk of William Gibson's Neuromancer and Neal Stephenson's Snowcrash, and ignores the more optimistic vision of Ursula K. Le Guin, or the brilliant prose of Samuel R. Delaney.
There is virtually no historical fiction on the Time list, apart from I Clavdivs and Gone With The Wind, and there is nothing (unless you include that last title) that really counts as Romance. These deficiencies could, of course, have been mended by the inclusion of one or two books by Georgette Heyer.
I have already read 40 of the books on the list, which is not much more than an average of one per year since I learned to read. I might well be persuaded by this to read one or two more.
5 comments:
- Nell Dixon said...
I've read three, I've read reviews for many others but they aren't the kind of story I read for pleasure in most instances. Some I've tried to read but didn't enjoy.
- 7:32 pm, October 17, 2005
- Kate Allan said...
I've read ten of those books, and two of those (To Kill A Mockingbird & Lord of the Flies) were because I had to at school. You are right to point out that the list is flawed. Where is Nancy Mitford's Love in a Cold Climate and Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca for a start?
- 7:38 pm, October 17, 2005
- mandy said...
Where, too, are The Lady Soldier and Darcy's Diary? Surely they deserved to come in the top 50, at least?
Ignoring these sad deficiencies, I was interested to see Wide Sargasso Sea in the top 100. I've never read this book but must get round to it.
I was pleased to see The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe there.
- 9:00 pm, October 17, 2005
I thought this was a list of books by strictly American authors which would account for the gaping holes some correspondents mentioned.
Cannot match Stephen's 40 read. My score was 21 - one better than Miss Snark's.
- 4:58 pm, October 23, 2005
- Stephen said...
Well unless C S Lewis, George Orwell, Henry Green and both of the Amis twins, to name but five, were all clandestinely of the American persuasion, then I think that nationality is not an issue for this list, although language is - all the books were written in English.
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Sharachchandra Lele, Senior Fellow, Programme Leader (Forests & Governance), Convenor (Centre for Environment & Development) visited CSTEP to deliver a talk on Adaptation in urbanising watersheds.
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Sgt. Mickey Hutchens, the Winston-Salem, N.C., police officer who was shot last Wednesday answering a call about a domestic disturbance at a fast-food restaurant, died last night at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center.Hutchens died at 6:56 p.m., Police Chief Scott Cunningham said at a news conference. Hutchens, 50, a patrol supervisor, was a 27-year veteran of the force."Mickey sacrificed his life protecting the citizens of Winston-Salem," Cunningham said. "His sacrifice was not in vain. He believed in what he was doing. He spent his life helping others."
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Defenseman Victor Bartley, who was put on waivers by the Nashville Predators yesterday, has cleared and will be sent to the Milwaukee Admirals.
He was an extra blueliner on a Nashville Predators roster that featured eight active defensemen as well as recent waiver wire pick up Petter Granberg (currently on injured reserve). There's speculation that Granberg may be healthy and ready to return to action.
Bartley had a career year last year, playing in 37 games and collecting 10 points. This season, however, he's only dressed for one game due to a lack of injuries to the top six of Shea Weber, Roman Josi, Ryan Ellis, Mattias Ekholm, Seth Jones and Barrett Jackman.
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Sarah Jessica Parker, Anna Wintour Critique Men's Met Gala Looks (Video)
The Vogue editor-in-chief and her Met Gala co-chair stopped by "Late Night With Seth Meyers" to chat about Monday night's ball.
Following Monday night's Met Gala, Anna Wintour and her Met Gala co-chair Sarah Jessica Parker dropped by Late Night With Seth Meyers on Wednesday to chat about the evening, which saw a number of guests refusing to follow the "Charles James: Beyond Fashion" theme, dressing up in, uh, flapper-inspired frocks, cocktail dresses, and peek-a-boo outfits.
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During their discussion, Wintour shared that some of the men were so confused about the "white tie" dress code that they contacted designer Tom Ford for advice. "They were really confused by 'decorations.' In fact, there were a couple of people who wondered if that meant Christmas tree decorations and ornaments," explained the Vogue editor-in-chief.
With so much confusion among the men, it was inevitable for many of them to become the evening's No. 1 red-carpet rule breakers. From Jake Gyllenhaal's "Brooklyn white-tie" look to Hugh Jackman's "white tropical dinner jacket" ensemble, watch the pair analyze the male attendees' Met Gala ensembles and see who they thought had the "white-tie" theme down to a T.
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Last pix...beth with some other horse faced woman
ann coulter and camilla parker bowles are horsey looking (alot of british women seem to have that characteristic long horsey face).
Melissa RIvers may have the brinks truck backing up to her house, but she lost the gene pool lottery.
The 'royals'
goddamn, would you look at those diamonds.
I see Ann Coulter as more like a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
I would not put Diana, THE Princess of Wales, in the category of world's most beautiful women. But she was cute and nothing to be ashamed of if you were seen with her.
Camilla must be able to suck a basketball through a garden hose. All the lines around her mouth are symptoms of a heavy smoker.
But then again, Charles, THE Prince of Wales is an idiot.
A while back when Steven Tyler was going to leave Aerosmith, I thought that she'd make a perfect replacement.
vile woman, inside and out
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Any advice for a mom who's 5 year old has an attitude, argues and rolls her eyes at me "because daddy does it all the time." And unfortunately it is true. I have just gotten so used to it over the years (his tone of voice and condesending mannerisms) that I actually thought it was getting better. For our marriage I have tried it all: counseling, writing down how I feel, sending emails to prevent confrontations on touchy subjects, and so much more. It just feels like my breaking point when my 5 year old see's this and thinks it's "cool" to act like dad. I am not sure how to handle this one, so if you have advice PLEASE let me hear it :(


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Ten students with Mr. Robert Frank's West Central High School's Industrial Arts department finished up a long cold rainy day Thursday assisting in The Long Term Recovery program coordinated by co-chairs Karen Cole and Tina Waterman.
According to Jean Timmerman, they were a God-sent.
Jean has been helping her sister Helen Hester, put back together her flooded trailer. Her sister is now renting a place to live in Florida where she is working.
Helen's home in Shokokon has been under a state of repair since the flood of 1985. The 1971 trailer was almost completely redone when a string of bad luck hit Hester's family. Although the trailer was on stilts adequate for a 100 year flood, still 4-5 inches of water came inside during the June flooding this year. It was enough to destroy much of what they had already accomplished.
On top of the flood, Helen's husband died three weeks after the flood with cancer.
The Hesters had moved from Florida in 1994 to Shokokon after they had been struck with a hurricane in Florida in 1985 and a flood at their home in "Shok" that same year. Her husband was a contractor and she is a restaurant worker, Jean said.
"They put her kids in school here, Loresa Hester and Ron Hancock and when Loresa graduated from 8th grade, they moved back to Florida.
All these years, Helen has been working on improvements on this 1971 trailer where she plans to return. Everything was done except the new carpet was to be laid in the front room, then the flood hit again.
Now, sadly, they could not get FEMA's help because Helen was not a permanent resident while renting in Florida, nor qualify for a small business loan.
Jean, has been overseeing the project for her sister.
"We had a lot to throw away," she said. "We've had six different church volunteers one afternoon. Ron the Pepsi man came one afternoon to help, and other than that, it has been family."
Jean's son, Corey Timmerman experienced in construction, plumbing, and electrical, volunteered with his mother to help his Aunt Helen.
Another nephew, Roger Farquhar of Dallas City who is an engineer and travels internationally, took time to volunteer his help.
Jean said I had to cut out all the paneling and will try to match it back up. "Everything needs carpeting, and the hardwood floor base needs to be taken out and replaced," she said.
Jean said of the fact the students and their teacher from West Central came to insulate and put a base floor underneath the trailer: ""These guys were an answer to prayers!"
Now to have the electrical and plumbing and insulation and floor done, is a big thing before winter. The minor things we can work around.
Drywall in the kitchen has to be done and the kitchen cabinets put back up, but Tina Waterman who works for the Salvation Army and Long Term Recovery in Gladstone, said the drywall is going to be paid by Convey of Hope out of Springfield, MO.
The boys also did weather stripping for Peggy Ragain of Shokokon around doors and other items.
The insulation for Thursday's project was paid for by The Salvation Army and the wood was paid for by the Presbyterian Disaster Response Fund, coordinated through Tina Waterman Salvation Army.
The work was done by West Central Industrial Arts teacher, Mr. Robert "Doc" Frank and ten of his students: Drue Waterman, Jacob Waterman, Ben Hawk, Andrew Pregel, Alex Olson, Dylan Kaczinski, Justin Allaman, Spencer Torrance, Cody Druin, and Eric Adams.
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Various forms of media, along with official policy created by municipal laws and the practitioners of the subculture Graffiti have monopolized the meaning making power of writings on walls and objects from 1970 onward. Since the emergence of this subculture, writing on walls and objects has been read unvaryingly through the lens of being a singular aesthetic practice signifying a small aggregate of homogenous ideas and perspectives.
This thesis aims to investigate the meanings that were associated with writings on walls and objects, in a U.S. context, from World War II up until the end of the twentieth century. By examining how the meaning making power of writing on walls and objects changed in the hands of American soldiers in various wars, how it was read by theorists, and how it was used by artists and writers before the practice was defined by the Graffiti subculture, this thesis seeks to question and deconstruct the mythical genesis of the Graffiti subculture, and in doing so seeks to uncover the forerunners to the writing practices that are today popular in most urban areas the world over.
By researching the many different interpretations of the meaning making power of writings on walls and objects from the last half of the twentieth century, this thesis also seeks to analyze present day limits placed on writings on walls and objects and the moving line between legality and illegality with concerns to the practice.


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Charter & Code at OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University
OsloMet (former HiOA) has committed to the EU programmes for researcher mobility.
HR Excellence in Research (HRS4R)
On the 12th of January 2018, the King-in-Council formally granted Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences (HiOA) university status. The new university will be known as OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University.
All official documents from OsloMet will carry our former name and logo until our new visual identity is finalised. This process is expected to be completed by the end of 2018. Our new website oslomet.no will be launched in August 2018. You will find updated information relating to the transition process at hioa.no/eng/oslomet.
Recruitment, working conditions and career development for researchers
OsloMet is actively supporting the EU programmes for researcher mobility. By signing the Charter & Code, OsloMet has committed itself to ensuring transparent recruitment processes and equal treatment of all applicants. The aim is to ensure fair conditions for researchers, with the clear intention to contribute to the advancement of the European Research Area. The GAP-analysis shows that Norwegian legislation and OsloMet practice comply with the Charter & Code principles, but our analysis shows that there is room for improvement as defined by action points in the Charter & Code Action Plan, and quality development should thus be a continuous process.
The OsloMet Action Plan 2016-2018 gives an overview of the strategies, focus areas, ongoing projects and action points relevant to the Charter & Code. The HR Strategy for Researchers (HRS4R) is a commitment to work on our action points and to implement improvement measures, as well as make systematic self-assessment of progress and results. We aim to update a progress report and publish news on progress and results.
OsloMet (former HiOA) Charter & Code action plan - key focus areas at OsloMet 2016-2018
Internal Review 2018
The internal review of the Charter & Code certification was published on 5 March 2018. The documentation includes the HRS4R internal review and the OTM-R checklist.
Each action point as listed in the Charter & Code action plan for 2016-2018 has a status update on those steps that are completed, partly completed or not completed and target indicators with detailed explanations.
Since the 2016 certification, HiOA has launched a new Strategy 2024 with a clear focus on internationalization and digitalization. On the 12th of January, the King-in-Council formally granted Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences (HiOA) university status. The new university will be known as OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University. As a university OsloMet will focus on increasing the quality of our education and research and thus making it easier to attract the best minds internationally.
The Charter & Code
The Charter & Code contain 40 recommended principles concerning the responsibilities and obligations of researchers and their employers in relation to four main areas:
- Ethical and professional conditions
- Recruitment and selection
- Working conditions
- Research training and career development
The principles specify the roles, responsibilities and entitlements of researchers. They intend to ensure that employers succeed in generating, transferring, sharing and disseminating knowledge and developing technology, as well as ensuring career development and mobility for researchers.
Background for the OsloMet HRS4R application
In 2009, the President of the Oslo University College signed a letter of endorsement for Charter & Code. In 2011, OsloMet (former HiOA) was established. Both institutions recognised the importance of the principles of the Charter & Code and consequently both board of directors approved the implementation of the Charter & Code before the merger.
A preliminary GAP analysis to assess the 40 Charter & Code principles using the template for internal analysis provided by the European Commission started in 2012, concluding that there were many areas needed improvement to comply. Gaining a solid understanding of what researchers needed was important. Since then academic positions are published regularly on the EU job portal Euraxess Jobs, and additional functions working with diversity, research support in EU programs, on boarding programs and international recruitment have been added. The focus on mobility in research and internationalisation across all faculties and research centres is increasing. The work on completing the GAP analysis and action plan was accepted for the HRS4R application from the OsloMet board of directors in December 2015. In February 2016, the application was sent to the EU commission to implement Charter & Code at OsloMet.
On March 16th, 2016 the certification from the EU Commission to use the "HR Excellence in Research" logo was acknowledged. The logo reflects the OsloMet commitment to continuously improve the human resource policies in line with the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, notably the commitment to achieve fair and transparent recruitment and appraisal procedures.
To ensure that the opinions of the researchers were taken into account, a survey was carried out before preparing the Charter & Code Action Plan giving valuable input on areas for improvement. In examining how OsloMet is working on the four key areas defined by the principles, the process focus has been to:
Process Focus
a. Identify and prioritise key challenges OsloMet faces in each of the main areas.
b. Prepare a list of possible solutions to the challenges.
c. Identify who is responsible for each action point.
d. Establish a time line for when the solutions should be implemented.
A working group was established for the HRS4R application with project managers from HR and our research institutions. A group of stakeholders including the Vice President of Research & Development, the HR Director, professors, junior and senior researchers with mobility experience, academic leaders and trade union representatives has provided information input and commented on the reports. The action points and principles of the Charter & Code have been communicated in forums throughout the institution and acknowledged by senior management as an important part of the strategy for the internationalisation of OsloMet.
Facts 2016
1033 - Publication points
245 - PhD students
10 - Dissertations
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The UK Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has handed down its judgement in an appeal by British Gas (BG) in the case against its former employee Joe Lock and the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation & Skills[1]. The EAT confirmed that results-based commissions should be included in the pay of employees in respect of their four week basic statutory holiday entitlement.
Lock's claim is the lead claim for a large quantity of cases surrounding whether results-based commission should be included in calculating holiday pay. There are 60 outstanding claims against BG in the East Midlands and 918 outstanding claims against BG across the country. There are thousands of similar "stayed" claims against other employers pending the outcome of this decision (and possibly any appeal).
Mr Lock is a former British Gas salesman. In addition to a basic salary, he was paid a results-based commission which made up around 60% of his normal pay. The commission depended on the number and type of contracts customers entered into rather than how much work was done. When on annual leave, he was paid his basic salary and continued to receive commission based on his earlier sales. However, his commission payments were lower during the months that followed because he had been unable to generate any sales whilst on holiday.
The claim
Unison, on Mr Lock's behalf, complained that BG's approach to holiday pay represented an unlawful deduction from wages for the period of annual leave as it was not enhanced to reflect the commission that Mr Lock would otherwise have earned during that time[2]. It was argued that the national legislation needed to be interpreted so as to conform to European legislation[3]. Following a reference to the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Employment Tribunal (ET) held it was possible to read words into national legislation[4] so that it did conform to the requirements of European legislation – ie that holiday pay should include all normal remuneration.
Grounds of BG's appeal
BG argued that the ET decision was wrong in law. Much of BG's argument focused on the ET having being wrong in following the decision in Bear Scotland[5]. Bear Scotland stated that national legislation should be interpreted to comply with European legislation. This meant employers needed to include non-guaranteed overtime payments in statutory holiday pay.
It is anticipated that BG will pursue the matter to the Court of Appeal. The EAT only considered the narrow point of whether the CJEU judgment meant national legislation should be interpreted in a way which conforms with European legislation. As such, certain points remain unclear:
- how to calculate the "reference period" when calculating the value of the commission part of the holiday pay; and
- what is deemed to be "normal" commission earnings.
Accordingly, employers may want to take a 'wait-and-see' approach to their holiday pay policies for impacted staff.


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Welcome to The Tobacco Loft
The Tobacco Loft is our smaller Loft Studio. Built in the top of an authentic Tobacco Barn, you will stay in what us Georgia farm boys and girls spent many days working in during the long hot summer. Newly remodeled with the comfort of air conditioning and heat in the winter. Come and watch the sunrise over a pasture full of cattle and horses. You may combined the two lofts for larger parties. Also enjoy our antique decorating including a coca-cola lighting fixture in the kitchen and chicken paintings. We also offer an authentic farm stay menu to complement your visit.
Living Space:
- Fireplace – Coffee Table
- Couch – Rocking Chair
- Fan – Magazines
The Kitchen:
- Toaster – Sink
- Blender – Coffee Maker
- Stove – Dishes/Utensils
- Table that seats 6
- Two Full Size Beds
- Side Tables With Lamps
- Wardrobe
- Single Sink -Toilet
- Towels – Travel Shampoos
- Tin Roof Shower
- Medicine Cabinet
We have two options that you can experience with your stay at Hunter Cattle:
The Standard Farm Stay/Tobacco Loft: The cost is $110 per night. Consecutive nights are offered at discounted rate for locals (in the surrounding counties of Effingham, Chatham, Bryan and Screven). This includes our nature trails, rocking on the farm porch and watching the beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
Authentic Farm Experience: We do have a two-night minimum on this package to ensure your stay has as many opportunities as possible! This package is a personal tour by Hunter Cattle that includes gathering eggs, feeding the cows, chickens, pigs, etc., and gardening. This gives you an opportunity to experience of the ins and outs of a family farm. This includes hands on farm chores that are adult and child friendly. This package comes at an additional $50 per person. (Children must be accompanied by at least one paying adult.)
*Hunter Cattle does not permit smoking in either of the barn lofts.
**Reservation/Cancellation Policy: As Hunter Cattle has just 2 rooms, we encourage early reservations and ask for your understanding of our reservation cancellation policy: The rate of one full night's stay is taken for a deposit at the time of reservation which will be credited towards your final bill at the time of check out. Remainder of balance will be collected at the time of your arrival. Your deposit is fully refundable, less a 5% processing fee, if the reservation is canceled at least 30 days prior to arrival. For special events full payment is due at the time of reservation.


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Barack Obama argues that his proposals to raise tax rates and halt international trade agreements would benefit the American economy. They would do nothing of the sort. Economic analysis and historical experience show that they would do the opposite. They would reduce economic growth and decrease the number of jobs in America. Moreover, with the credit crunch, the housing slump, and high energy prices weakening the U.S. economy, his proposals run a high risk of throwing the economy into a deep recession. It was exactly such misguided tax hikes and protectionism, enacted when the U.S. economy was weak in the early 1930s, that greatly increased the severity of the Great Depression.
We are very concerned with Barack Obama's opposition to trade agreements such as the pending one with Colombia, the new one with Central America, or the established one with Canada and Mexico. Exports from the United States to other countries create jobs for Americans. Imports make goods available to Americans at lower prices and are a particular benefit to families and individuals with low incomes. International trade is also a powerful source of strength in a weak economy. In the second quarter of this year, for example, increased international trade did far more to stimulate the U.S. economy than the federal government's "stimulus" package.
Ironically, rather than supporting international trade, Barack Obama is now proposing yet another so-called stimulus package, which would do very little to grow the economy. And his proposal to finance the package with higher taxes on oil would raise oil prices directly and by reducing exploration and production.
We are equally concerned with his proposals to increase tax rates on labor income and investment. His dividend and capital gains tax increases would reduce investment and cut into the savings of millions of Americans. His proposals to increase income and payroll tax rates would discourage the formation and expansion of small businesses and reduce employment and take-home pay, as would his mandates on firms to provide expensive health insurance.
After hearing such economic criticism of his proposals, Barack Obama has apparently suggested to some people that he might postpone his tax increases, perhaps to 2010. But it is a mistake to think that postponing such tax increases would prevent their harmful effect on the economy today. The prospect of such tax rate increases in 2010 is already a drag on the economy. Businesses considering whether to hire workers today and expand their operations have time horizons longer than a year or two, so the prospect of higher taxes starting in 2009 or 2010 reduces hiring and investment in 2008.
In sum, Barack Obama's economic proposals are wrong for the American economy. They defy both economic reason and economic experience.
(Josep Pla)
Adéu a Nihil Obstat | Hola a The Catalan AnalystDesprés de 13 anys d'escriure en aquest bloc pràcticament sense interrumpció, avui el dono per clausurat. Això no vol dir que m'hagi jubilat de la xarxa, sinó que he passat el relleu a un altra bloc que segueix la mateixa línia del Nihil Obstat. Es tracta del bloc The Catalan Analyst i del compte de Twitter del mateix nom: @CatalanAnalyst Us recomano que els seguiu.
Moltes gràcies a tots per haver-me seguit amb tanta fidelitat durant tots aquests anys.
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5 premis Nobel d'Economia contra Obama
Cinc premis Nobel -Gary Becker, James Buchanan, Robert Mundell, Edward Prescott i Vernon Smith- entre un centenar d'economistes han firmat una declaració en la que mostren la seva preocupació pel programa econòmic proposat per Obama.
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Our favorite wine at this house is Moscato. So when my husband visited Olive Garden and saw that they had a drink made with Moscato, blueberry, and lemon, it was a must try. He came home later to tell me about it and insisted that we figure out how to make this delicious drink. So here it is, perfect for a hot summer day!
- Moscato Spumante (I prefer Barefoot)
- 20 blueberries, smashed
- Juice of 1/2 a lemon (approximately 1 ounce)
- Blueberries & lemon wedges for garnish
- In tall glass add lemon juice.
- Mash blueberries through fine strainer to release juices, add to glass.
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Grants, Scholarships, and MORE
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A lot of people want to become a beautician or barber. These are very popular careers. These careers offer many opportunities, including the ability to possibly own your own business or work from home. However, like most careers, a career in cosmetology requires training and some form of education usually requires money for tuition. A frequent request by many people is for grants and scholarships for cosmetology, beauty, or barber school. It appears that there are not a lot of grants and scholarships for this field of study, BUT there are some.
Although, we have listed some cosmetology scholarships on this web page, A NUMBER of people have contacted us requesting information for MORE cosmetology scholarships. Please believe me, we know how important it is to find financial aid for cosmetology school, as well as other types of training. Also, we know how hard it can be obtaining the finances to fund an education. Because of the demand for financial aid for cosmetology/beauty/hair stylist/barber school, we will give you our best advice on funding options based on the search for cosmetology scholarships that we have done in the past few years.
1. When you scroll down this web page, you will see a list of cosmetology scholarships that we have found in the past few years. A couple may no longer be available, BUT the organizations that once funded those scholarships MIGHT fund them again. We know that the list is NOT long enough. When we find more, we will put them on this list.
2. Some cosmetology schools will offer their own scholarships. Some cosmetology schools accept traditional federal financial aid such as Pell Grant money. The schools have their own special code where you can apply for federal financial aid. Some of our best advice is to contact a cosmetology school and see what they can do for you in the way of financing.
3. There are a number of scholarships available for students who attend a trade school. Cosmetology schools can be considered a "trade school." We admit that many, many scholarships are specific only to four-year colleges or universities. However, there are scholarships available that will fund a student who wants to go to any "accredited post-secondary school" institution. When you are looking for scholarships, please pay attention to this part of the eligibility requirements. At the bottom of this web page, are links to resources to find these type of resources.
4. If you have no idea on where to begin to search for any type of scholarship then you may want to take about six minutes of your time and view the following YouTube video. It gives a pretty good video summary of where to begin to find scholarships: YouTube Video: How to Find College Grants and Scholarships.
HAVING said all of that above, here is an update of the list of scholarships that we have found in the past few years, devoted to some type of cosmetology training.
Following is a list of resources that we hope will help.
The American Association of Cosmetology Schools (AACS) and the Cosmetology Educators of America (CEA) have combined to create an EXCELLENT website at http://www.beautyschools.org/. Grants/Scholarships are listed on this website. Many (but not all) of the following cosmetology, beauty, and barber school scholarships are listed:
Alice Madden Barton Cosmetology School Scholarship Program is sponsored by Great Clips, Inc. of Minneapolis. "Scholarships are available for current students, high school students and those pursuing a career in cosmetology or barbering. These scholarships can be used at any cosmetology or barber school. The scholarships are given out twice a year in January and July."
We have found that tracking this scholarship can be difficult. The link comes and goes. I think that we will leave this information on this web page for now. Please keep in mind that Great Clips, Inc has provided a scholarship for a number of years. http://www.greatclips.com/
Buy-Rite Salon and Spa Equipment Annual Scholarship. This scholarship is worth $1,000. PLEASE visit their website at http://www.buyritebeauty.com/scholarship.html for more information.
Dream Shears/Trade Essentials will provide "fifteen Cosmetology Students who are attending AACS member schools a $500 scholarship." More recent information can be found on the www.beautyschools.org website. PLEASE NOTE that this scholarship has a tendency to come and go. Finding recent information about this scholarships can be difficult.
NICHE.com is a company that provides a variety of scholarship information including funding some scholarships, themselves. One such scholarship is a $500 scholarship for beauty school. https://colleges.niche.com/scholarship/beauty-school-scholarship/ AND https://colleges.niche.com/
"Esthetician Scholarships: Partial and Full Ride Scholarships for Studying Esthetics" is located at: http://www.estheticianedu.org/esthetician-scholarships/
"Education Rocks" Annual Scholarship awards $250. http://www.kathyjager.com/scholarship
Farouk Systems USA/AACS Cosmetology presents "six cosmetology students attending AACS member schools a $1,000 scholarship." Updates can be found at http://www.beautyschools.org. Another web page for access is http://farouk.com/contact-us.
The Joe Francis Haircare Scholarship will award "$1,000 per recipient, paid directly to enrolled school for tuition." http://www.joefrancis.com
Karmin Professional is presenting an annual cosmetology school scholarship worth $500 to three students. Please visit http://www.karminhairtools.com/cosmetology-school-scholarship for more information.
Minerva Beauty,"a leading provider of salon equipment to the cosmetology industry, is proud to sponsor the Minerva Beauty Cosmetology Scholarship." Information about this scholarship appears to come and go. At one time, Minerva Beauty offered: "a total of five winning applicants will be chosen, each applicant receiving a scholarship of $1,000. In addition, all winners will receive a one (1)-Year Student Membership with the Professional Beauty." For more information on this scholarship, please contact the following websites:
NICHE.com is a company that provides a variety of scholarship information including funding some scholarships, themselves. One such scholarship is a $500 scholarship for beauty school. https://colleges.niche.com/scholarship/beauty-school-scholarship/ AND https://colleges.niche.com/
Pat Goins Beauty Schools, at one time offered a scholarship, but that is questionable, now. However, they do offer suggestions for obtaining financial aid. You can contact Pat Goins Beauty Schools at: http://www.patgoins.edu/information-1
OPI Scholarships: "As part of OPI's ongoing scholarship program, three students attending AACS member schools will be awarded a $500.00 scholarship from OPI through the Schaeffer Family Foundation." Recent information about OPI scholarships can be found in a couple of places such as: http://beautyschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/AACS-Scholarship-Application-YNS2015.pdf AND http://www.beautyschools.org.
Pat Goins Memorial Scholarship awards "3 worthy Cosmetology Students who are attending AACS member school." Each student receives a $1,000 scholarship provided by the AACS through its Pat Goins Memorial Scholarship Fund. We will keep this on the list a little longer, although there is some question if this scholarship is active. You can contact Pat Goins Beauty Schools at: http://www.patgoins.edu/#home-section
Sport Clips will award $1,000 to "multiple Cosmetology Students who are attending AACS member schools." Contact: http://www.screports.com/scholarship/
The Salon Professional Academy has a history of providing a scholarship over the years. It may be worth your while to contact this organization to see if the national headquarters or any of their franchises are offering scholarships.
The Professional Beauty Association provides a number or scholarships varying in financial awards. Please visit their website for more information on scholarships such as Hans Neumaier Memorial Scholarship, PBA Sally Beauty Scholarship, and the Smooth N' Shine Cosmetology Scholarship. http://www.probeauty.org/scholarships
Hans Neumaier Memorial Scholarship: "PBA gratefully acknowledges Hans Neumaier, PBA Lifetime member who personally funded this scholarship opportunity. Hans' career in hairdressing and the beauty business spanned 70 successful years, with 55 years as a member of NCA and PBA. His story is one of a PBA Lifetime Member who had dedicated his life to the beauty industry he loved. The maximum award is $1,000 and a minimum of five scholarships will be awarded in 2015. You must be a current PBA student member enrolled full time in an accredited cosmetology school in order to apply for this scholarship. https://probeauty.org/scholarships/
The following two scholarships have very similar requirements, but they appear to be from different companies.
Avalon School of Cosmetology Annual Scholarship
Sponsor: Avalon School of Cosmetology
Money: $1,000.
MORE Information: http://avalon.edu/1000-avalon-school-cosmetology-annual-scholarship/
Cameo College of Essential Beauty
Sponsor: Cameo College of Essential Beauty
Money: $1,000.PLEASE visit the following website for more specific information: http://cameocollege.com/
The U.S. Department of Education provides funding for several grants but the famous PELL GRANT can be of big help IF your cosmetology school is accredited and accepts Pell Grant money. There ARE cosmetology trade schools that participate in the Pell Grant program. One directory that can help find cosmetology schools is the Beauty School Directory at http://www.beautyschoolsdirectory.com/faq/accred.php. Other information about accreditation can be found on the accreditation web page.
Pell Grants are a very popular source of grant money from the Federal Government for ALL people who meet the criteria and A LOT of students meet the criteria. Here is an excerpt from ED.gov that gives a brief explanation of Pell Grants.
"The Federal Pell Grant Program provides need-based grants to low-income undergraduate and certain postbaccalaureate students to promote access to postsecondary education. Students may use their grants at any one of approximately 5,400 participating postsecondary institutions. Grant amounts are dependent on: the student's expected family contribution (EFC); the cost of attendance (as determined by the institution); the student's enrollment status (full-time or part-time); and whether the student attends for a full academic year or less. Students may not receive Federal Pell Grant funds from more than one school at a time." You may receive only one Pell Grant in an award year.
The amount that a student can receive depends on a number of factors, but it is possible to receive over five thousand dollars for a Pell Grant. You need to ask the cosmetology / beauty / barber school that you want to attend IF they participate or accept financial aid from the U.S. Department of Education. For more information on the Pell Grant, the FAFSA form to fill out, and more, you need to go to the the Financial Aid Basics Page of this website. The FAFSA form is used for government loans AND GRANTS. The cosmetology school should have a special school code that you will need for the FAFSA form. All schools who participate in the federal financial aid program have a special identifying school code number.
As can be seen from the list above, there are grants and scholarships based on the single criteria of cosmetology. However, it is very possible that YOU qualify for other grants and scholarships for reasons other than you wanting to attend a cosmetology / beauty / barber school. You may qualify for other grants and scholarships because of your gender, ethnicity, disability, medical condition, age, income status, state that you live in, and more. Here are just a few resources that may help you. More resources are listed on the College Grants and Scholarships Listed on the World Wide Web page and the College Grants and Scholarships Listed in Books page.
YouTube Video: How to Find College Grants and Scholarships is a short six-minute video that gives you an overall look at where to find college grants and scholarships. If you have no idea on where to start to find financial aid, then this video will give you a good idea on how to go about finding free money in the form of financial aid, grants, and scholarships for college or trade schools for a variety of groups of people such as nursing students, single moms, women, and just about any U.S. Citizen seeking scholarships with the least amount of eligibility requirements.
List of No Essay Scholarships Video is a YouTube Video that gives a brief explanation of scholarships without essays and then provides a list of some actual no essay scholarships. We know that the college scholarship without the essay requirement is a popular, but yet very hard-to-find scholarship. It is very frustating to write essay after essay and not be awarded a scholarship. This video will give information about scholarships without the essay requirement.
BeautySchoolEdu.org's goal is to help would-be hairstylists, makeup artists, skin care specialists, manicurists, and even barbers find out exactly what it takes to meet the state licensing requirements necessary to become a salon professional. There are a number of resources at this website that can be of help for "would-be hairstylists, makeup artists, skin care specialists, manicurists, barbers."
Fastweb is a scholarship service that is free. It is part of the Monster.com company. Fastweb is one of the more popular and recognized free scholarship search services. You need to register and make a number of selections for your profile. Like most of the free search services, if you do not like the results, then go back and change (edit) some of your original profile criteria and then perform another search. PLEASE pay attention to the web pages as some of the pages/forms may be ADVERTISEMENTS for colleges that you are filling out and NOT the scholarship website's profile/registration.
Michigan State University Libraries Grants for Individuals at http://staff.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/3subject.htm will list a lot of resources devoted to providing grants and scholarships based on different criteria.
Free-4U.com has a tendency to present some scholarships that we have not seen elsewhere. There are lists of scholarships at this website, as well as a free scholarship search engine.
College Grants and Scholarships with the Minimum Amount of Eligibility Requirements is a Kindle ebook that lists approximately 150 college scholarships that have the least amount of eligibility requirements, so that just about anyone can apply for these scholarships. SOME, (BUT NOT ALL) of these scholarships can be applied for VOCATIONAL OR TRADE schools. There are only so many scholarships for a specific group of people, whether it is Hispanic, single mothers, women, nursing students, veterans, or students looking for cosmetology scholarships. This ebook can provide a list of more available scholarships. Some of these scholarships require writing an essay while others require filling out just an application. There are NOT many scholarships available without specific, limiting criteria. There are many resources that will list thousands of scholarships, but a majority of them will have very specific requirements that prevents many students from applying to most of the scholarships listed in the resources. However, this Kindle ebook lists scholarships that most people within the U.S. can apply for. If you do not have a Kindle, you can download the free Kindle Previewer in order to view Kindle books on your PC at http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?docId=1000765261 OR https://kdp.amazon.com/self-publishing/help?topicId=A3IWA2TQYMZ5J6 . We know how difficult it is to format documents for the Kindle so the formatting might be kind of strange for some of the text. However, we find the text tolerable and the links work.
The following are four examples of SOME scholarships within this ebook that will be able to be applied to trade schools. They are good examples of how you do not need a scholarship specifically for cosmetology in order to obtain scholarship money. Cosmetology school can be considered a trade school. However, many scholarships need to be applied to an "accredited" trade school.
The Cover Guy Annual Scholarship Contest
The AFSA Scholarships (Two Different Scholarships Offered).
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Maltese based AquaBioTech is to hold an aquaculture workshop in Cameroon later this month as part of its African development strategy. The event will take place during the Cameroon International SME Trade Fair (PMEXCHANGE), in Douala on November 22. The trade fair attracts more than 150 exhibitors and brings together SMEs and multinational companies, as well as thousands of visitors from across Cameroon. It is organised by Enterprises of Cameroon (ECAM) every two years. The three-hour workshop – titled Aquaculture Opportunities in Cameroon – will cover various topics, from production and operational issues to profitability, opportunities, sharing good practices and the success factors for the aquaculture business. 'It is our intention to share our knowledge with local stakeholders and try to improve things within the country's aquaculture development,' said George Mantas, business development director of the AquaBioTech Group. 'The country needs to build its aquaculture industry with strong foundations, and know-how is one of them. 'This year, the successful World Aquaculture 2017 event, which was held in Cape Town and was organised by the World Aquaculture Society, set the tone for the coming developments on African aquaculture. '
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|BEVERUNGEN (Weser): North Rhine-Westphalia
51°40' N, 09°22' E, In Kreis Höxter, 10 km S of Hoxter and 25 miles NNW of Kassel. Jewish population: 131 (in 1895). Beverungen thereby lies in eastern North Rhine-Westphalia at the three-state point shared with Lower Saxony and Hesse. The Weser forms the border with the former. Beverungen was once the largest Jewish community in the Bishopric. In 1718 in Beverungen founded a "Chevra Kadisha". By 1718, the Jewish cemetery near the former paper mill on the Dalhauser road, according to the "Memorbuch," was purchased by the Moses Spiro. The oldest surviving gravestone of the cemetery dates from the 1760s. "Memorbuch" created in 1726 contained information about the deceased members of the community of the late 17th until the 19th century existed about 1937. The core of the cemetery from the Grundstück formed a detached property at the beginning of the 18th Century that had been ceded to the Jews. In 1723/24 a wall came down and has since disappeared; however. 1732 is confirmed the assignment to the "Totenackers " to the Jewish Community. Because Weser Beverungen was once home to the largest Jewish community in the Bishopric, the cemetery on the road Dalhauser was increased by about 3/4 acre in 1868 and still retains an area of more than 3,000 square meters and more than 170 gravestones from Weser sandstone facing east (Jerusalem). The old gravestones are decorated with various ornaments, inscriptions, and the Jewish calendar [sic?]. While initially the dead were buried in turn, in the early 20th Century burials were separated by families. Three Jewish community members who survived the Holocaust, built in a memorial for their murdered co-religionists. [Sep 2012]
CEMETERY: City Beverungen Höxter at Dalhauser road B 241 (hall 20, No. 133). Used well before 1730 - 1961, 1862, 1864, 1870 extended, reduced in 1884, 1887. 200 gravestones visible. The cemetery was desecrated in 1924. [Sept 2012]
CEMETERY: 37688 North Rhine-Westphalia (Gerz)
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of Sydney, Australia, based on her visit to Beverungen in 2007: Approximately 2km west of Beverungen/ township on the Dalhauser Straße; on the southern side of the road near the Haarbrück turnoff. The cemetery was established in c.1790. It then became the primary Jewish burial site for the Jewish community of Beverungen. Access to the cemetery can be arranged through the Rathaus, Stadt Beverungen, Weserstraße, 37688 Beverungen. The cemetery is in fairly good condition and is maintained by the local town authorities. Many graves are still visible with about 150 still readable. The earliest legible grave is 1852 and there are many 20th century graves. A brief reference to the origins of the cemetery is contained in the chapter "Zur Geschichte der Juden in Beverungen" in Günther, Ralf, Geschichte der Stadt Beverungen, Bonifatius, Paderborn, 1993 [May 30, 2010]
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Richard and I saw a program about micro finance on PBS a few months back and we both were so touched that we knew we wanted to get involved. Now we help people in developing countries to build profitable business and care for their families needs. We use Kiva. Check it out at kiva.org This is from their website:
Kiva is the world's first person-to-person micro-lending website. By enabling people to connect with and make personal loans to low-income entrepreneurs in the developing world, Kiva is revolutionizing the fight against global poverty. You can make a direct loan of as little as $25 to an entrepreneur to purchase business-related items such as sewing machines or livestock. This can dramatically improve the life of an entrepreneur and his/her family, empowering them to earn their way out of poverty.


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To apply to Rutgers Business School, a candidate must complete the online application and submit the application fee, official transcripts from previous undergraduate and graduate schools, two letters of reference, an updated resume, and an essay on one of several predetermined topics. Several programs also require recent, official results from the Graduate Management Admissions Test or the Graduate Records Examinations test.
Candidates access the official online application from the main admissions page of the Rutgers Business School website. The first page of the application lists deadlines for submission of materials for various programs. A general MBA does not require a specific undergraduate major, but Master of Accountancy programs usually require an undergraduate degree in accounting, and the Master of Quantitative Finance and Master of Financial Analysis programs prefer candidates with bachelor's degrees in economics, finance or math. The letters of reference should be from employers. If a candidate is self-employed, they should be from clients or others with whom the candidate does business. In addition to the selected essay, candidates may write an optional second essay detailing any other pertinent information about their academics or employment.
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Episode 6 is now live!
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- Jan S said...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TJ! We are missing that boy, BIG TIME right now! It was so sweet to hear your thoughts, Melanie. It HAS been such a blessing having that little ball of fire in our family. I sure miss him. I loved the picture at Subway. Boy, he is growing up to such a handsome guy. Give him my love and a hundred kisses from his Grammie.
- 14 April, 2011
Melanie, what a beautiful way to show TJ you love him unconditionally! You seem like such a wonderful person, any child would be lucky to have you has their momther. Love your traditions, your photos, and your BLOG! Thank you for sharing it with me, and the rest of the bloggersphere!
- 15 April, 2011
- Brittany said...
Oh I love TJ so much! I remember being there when he was born - what an exciting day! He is such a sweet, loving guy - I love his strong and vivacious personality! He lived life with a lot of passion! :) SOunds like he had a wonderful bday. Give him a big hug from me!!
- 16 April, 2011
- Erin said...
What a handsome cool birthday boy. You are a fun mommy - always an inspiration. He is such a neat boy - I love him! I'm glad he had a fun birthday!
- 20 April, 2011
- Mindy said...
What a cool post! I love that TJ, too. I remember what a sweet little baby he was, too. Jack reminds me a little of TJ as a toddler... bursting with energy and personality. Oh, I miss him. What a fun birthday he had though! I have a card for him... I need to get it in the mail. :)
- 21 April, 2011


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I've talked in posts past about the benefit a draft would have on the American character. I think it would be good for young people to get two years of strong discipline, and I think it would be good for race relations in this country to have all young people tossed into the same military pot. Without exception, military readers of this blog, while perfectly willing to agree that it would be good for young Americans, have been horrified at the thought of diluting the military with people who don't want to be there. They are fiercely opposed to the draft, believing that the best military is one made up of people committed to military life and the military ethos.
I'm therefore completely bewildered to learn, after a vacation news blackout of a couple of days, that at least one highly placed military official is tossing around the "D" word. I can't think of anyone, in the military or out of it, who thinks it's a good idea.


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Monday, September 10, 2012
A funny thing happened to me on the way to my blog...
Actually a few things happened to me, maybe a few dozen...dozen...or so but as we've probably just met I won't bore you with all the details right away. About two years ago I decided that the internet was completely without any form of blog highlighting skepticism...or at least one focusing on math...or perhaps a math focused skepticism blog written by me.
So I boldly set up this blog...and then left it for a few years. During that time I'd occasionally observe something interesting and think..."I should write about that on my blog!" so I'd set to work writing an article and then within a day or so I'd say "Actually, that's really not that interesting.". Fast forward to February 2012 and one of two things happened I either got a really interesting idea or my standards for calling something "interesting" had dropped so low as to let this one survive being written up. While I was doing that I had been telling some people I knew about my subject: An algorithm for using fonts in a particular way and I'd usually wind up my anecdote by saying: "It wasn't really significant enough to make into a journal article or anything". Then someone showed me a journal who's call for papers might just encompass what I was writing about. Ok so I probably couldn't put that on my blog...at least until I get rejected formally.
Well as life goes on, my actually job got busy enough to sidetrack me from that work and just as I was about to get around to getting around to organizing myself to write up another post. I got an unexpected piece of email from the UK telling me that My Raspberry Pi had just shipped! That event set the course of my summer: I went headlong into finding ways to make a smaller, faster Linux distributions and wrestling with profilers and ANSI C to create tighter ARM assembly code. I was even thinking of posting some of my work here just so I'd have something up. Enter the last couple of firmware releases which broke the work I was doing effectively putting it on hold until I get around to rewriting a substantial part of it.
Today though I had an idea that was somewhat relevant, math-related and relatively self-contained in it's time commitment. Should be up in the next two days, or years, you never know with me.
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Chief Speaks Out Against Paid Gym Time for Officers
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January 19, 2010
WINNIPEG, Canada — Winnipeg's police chief says he would rather have his police officers on the streets fighting crime than in the gym being paid to pump iron.
Police say paid workout time is becoming an issue across Canada as they increasingly face criminals coming out of jail bulked up and trained in mixed martial arts.
But Chief Keith McCaskill said paying officers to spend time in the gym would mean up to one-quarter fewer units out in the city, which has one of the highest crime rates in the country.
''We want to be physically fit and we encourage that, but our main job as police officers is to be able to provide the services necessary for the citizens we serve,'' McCaskill said Wednesday.
''That means getting our officers out on the streets as much as we possibly can to be able to answer those calls.''
It's an issue that will likely be discussed in upcoming contract negotiations with the Winnipeg Police Association, he said.
Police forces in Calgary and Victoria – which operate on 12-hour shifts – get time during their workday for physical fitness. Other cities, such as Toronto and Vancouver, say officers tend to exercise during their lunch break.
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Slow Cooker Chicken and White Bean Soup with Quinoa
This post is sponsored by Bush's Beans.
I think I've said this before, I find myself using my slow cooker more often in the summer than any other time of year. With the kids home, we are keeping busy most days finding something to entertain ourselves – usually a trip to the Y to swim in the big pool, the beach, the library, the movies, friends houses…you know, all the typical summertime activities. Coming home to the crock pot already cooking up dinner is such a welcome sight, and I never regret pulling it out and throwing something together in it.
Last week after our week away I hadn't gone to the grocery store yet on Monday morning. After a laundry marathon all morning, I really didn't feel like packing up the kids and going food shopping that's for sure. I decided that dinner that night was going to have to come from what I already had in the pantry, fridge and freezer and this is pretty much what I came up with. I try to always keep chicken in the freezer and with the help of my stash of Bush's Beans in the pantry and a few veggies in the fridge, I was inspired to make a version of a taco soup or chicken chili. I guess you can say this chicken and white bean soup falls somewhere in between.
My non-soup eating kids loved this soup. They surprise me every single day with what they will try and enjoy. This slow cook soup is chock full of good stuff and made great leftovers for quick lunches for a few days, something I enjoy having that's for sure. It was truly delicious – especially fixed up with Greek yogurt and shredded cheddar – and I will definitely be making this Slow Cooker Chicken and White Bean Soup with Quinoa recipe in the crock pot again this summer.
I think I am going to have to make a point to collect a few go-to recipes to have on stand by to get me through planning summer time dinners, if you've got a family favorite to share, please do in the comments!
Slow Cooker Chicken and White Bean Soup with Quinoa
- 2 celery stalks, chopped
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 red bell peppers, diced small (use whatever color you have)
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon jalapeno flakes (optional)
- 2 tablespoons cumin
- 4 cups chicken broth
- 1 1/4 lb chicken breast
- salt and pepper
- 2 cans of Bush's Cannelini or Northern White Beans, drained
For Serving:
- shredded cheddar cheese
- plain Greek yogurt (or sour cream)
- cooked quinoa
- In your your slow cooker, add celery, onion, garlic, bell pepper, chili powder, jalapeno flakes (if using), cumin and chicken broth. Season your chicken breasts with salt and pepper on both sides and layer them on top of rest of ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 6 hours.
- After 6 hours, lift lid and using 2 forks, shred your chicken breasts into pieces and spread throughout soup. Add 2 cans of beans to soup and stir. Cover and let cook for another 30 minutes or so. Taste for salt and pepper and adjust accordingly.
- To serve, add a scoop of cooked quinoa to your soup bowl and cover with your chicken and white bean soup. Top with a dollop of Greek yogurt and shredded cheddar cheese.
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33 Responses to "Slow Cooker Chicken and White Bean Soup with Quinoa"
This sounds so good! I love using the crockpot in the summer!
I realized this winter that I actually don't have many tried and true soup recipes. I make the same 3 over and over. Totally need your recipe
I love that you're still using your slow cooker! Best way to cook warm meals without heating up the kitchen! 🙂
You're right…slow cookers are so handy in the summertime. This soup is exactly the sort of thing I'd love to come home to after an afternoon at the pool with the kids.
Comforting! I love soup any time of year. And the slow cooker makes my days SO much easier. I usually use it once a week!
What a hearty, healthy soup. Love it!
Great recipe. I love soup any time of year…and the usually freeze very nicely, before and after you cook them!
What a gorgeous, hearty and comforting looking soup. It looks delicious, Aggie!
I love everything about this one Aggie!
I love soups that are chock full of goodies like this one! Getting out my slow cooker stat!
This looks so good!
I haven't made soup in so long…now I'm craving it! Looks awesome, Aggie!
This looks tasty–and easy in the slow cooker!
Great-looking soup!
I'm with you on using the slow cooker the most in the summer. This soup looks perfect, I know the whole family would enjoy it!
I'm coming over. 🙂 Slow cookers are the best.
Love these quick and easy meals!
Love quinoa but never tried it in a soup. This looks great!
I love slow cooker meals 🙂 this soup looks savory and satisfying, I love it!
I love to use canned beans in soups – they always give it some heft – even when just making a vegetable soup. I will also puree the beans and add them to a broth based soup to thicken. These look great! Thanks!
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Holdings of Newspapers in Master Negative Microfilm (Minnesota Historical Society)
Printed Sources: A Guide to Published Genealogical Records
United States Local Histories in the Library of Congress: A Bibliography
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Township Atlas of the United States
Biographical Sources
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International Vital Records Handbook
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EUSTIS — Lake and Sumter counties' Community Action Agencies will distribute commodities to needy families within the next 10 days. The commodities will be distributed Thursday in Sumter, and Aug. 27-28 in Lake.
Surplus processed cheese, butter and rice will be distributed at the Sumter County Fairgrounds near Beville's Corner from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Thursday.