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Insteon Remote Control Plug-In Lamp Dimmer ModuleITEM# 2457D2This adjustable simple remote control lamp dimmer plug-in has dimmer presets and local control. It uses dual-band technology and doubles as an access point$49.99
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This wireless indoor plug-in motion-activated light control works with most small appliances. It has a 6 foot cord and detects motion up to 25 feet away.
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iDevices IDEV0004ANP5 Outdoor SwitchITEM# 10085The iDevices Outdoor Switch allows you to control, monitor and schedule electronics on the exterior of your home from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch; no hubs needed. Use the free iDevices Connected app or Siri® voice commands to power your products on or off. The iDevices Connected app gives you the ability to access your Outdoor Switch from wherever you are for ultimate security, convenience and comfort. Create schedules, custom 'Scenes' and upload photos of your home for a completely personalized experience.$49.95
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Rated at 15 Amps, the Indoor 1-Outlet wifiSmart Timer can handle most lights, appliances and even motors up to 1/3 HP.
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Westek WifiSmart Indoor 2-Outlet TimerITEM# 32620The Indoor 2-Outlet wifiSmart Timer extends your capability by adding a second outlet. Both outlets are controlled on the same circuit and the thin design won't block the adjacent outlet.
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Westek WifiSmart Outdoor 2-Outlet TimerITEM# 32474The Outdoor 2-Outlet wifiSmart Timer expands your control outdoors with a rugged weather proof design. Designed for vertical use with a GFCI outlet, the timer features a six inch cord and both timer outlets are controlled on the same circuit.
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TP-Link HS105 Smart Wi-Fi Plug MiniITEM# 13792TP-LINK's Smart Wi-Fi Plug Mini is a compact home device that turns your typical electrical wall outlet into a controllable, customizable and multi-functional outlet, enabling you to easily control your lights and household electronic evices via TP-LINK's Kasa mobile app on your iOS or Android devices, no matter where you find yourself
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Utter the term ITAR here at the Paris Show and both Europeans and Americans often cringe. The Europeans know it as the set of regulations that make it incredibly challenging for them to buy American weapon systems, no matter how close they are to the administration in charge. The Americans know it as a never-ending headache that makes foreign sales cumbersome and slow -- at best -- and can easily lead to a silent no from the State Department, which oversees the regulations.
The Obama administration talks often and often convincingly about partnerships with allies and their tremendous importance to US national security interests. As Michele Flournoy, undersecretary of Defense for policy, put it in her recent QDR remarks, "allies and partners are absolutely essential."
And there are important policy decisions ahead. Japan still wants to buy the F-22, export version or not. I hear a key radar sale to an ally is pending. And there will be the day to day grind of working with partner countries to build the Joint Strike Fighter.
And ITAR decisions -- whether to allow sales of a weapon to a foreign government -- will be crucial to each one of those. Arms export license decisions -- based on the ITAR -- are regarded as one of the essential coins of the allied realm. When the US says no to a sale or takes months to decide, allies are often puzzled, frustrated or just plain mystified because the process lacks transparency although there have been efforts in the last few years to improve this a bit.
Given the frustrations heard from the Europeans here in Paris, I spoke with several very experienced Americans who work with Europeans, industry and the US government about just what Europe should do over the next six months to make sure they get their messages through to the Obama administration.
Joel Johnson, an analyst at the Teal Group in Washington who used to be industry's point man on arms export policy at the Aerospace Industries Association, counseled NATO allies to use meetings of their top leaders -- military and civilian, up to and including the British prime minister, French president etc. -- to raise the issue with senior American officials at the highest levels possible. Don't worry about embarrassing anyone, he said. Don't soft peddle your case. Be polite, direct and raise the issue at each venue to keep the squeaky wheel squeaking. Otherwise, U.S. officials will assume things are fine and go on as they are.
Another senior American industry official noted that the Obama administration still has many senior people to get in place at the State Department -- the lead agency on arms export issues -- and at the Pentagon. A few crucial positions are close to being filled. The outgoing chairman of the House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee, Rep. Ellen Tauscher, looks to be on her way to Senate approval as undersecretary of State for arms control and international security. And a senior advisor of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Andy Shapiro, is also close to clearing the Senate as assistant secretary for political-military affairs, usually the post who handles the day to day issues of arms export policy and compliance. The industry official said Shapiro's choice appeared to offer some hope, if not of policy changes, of access to Clinton when policy disputes arise or an important arms export license is languishing for one reason or another.
So, will the Obama administration deliver on its talk of close relations with "allies and partners?" Much will depend on the allies helping them to see the light.

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The authoress of Wild walked 1100 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, which is really impressive in itself. I walked 150 miles this summer, (60 over 3 days one month, 90 over 4 days the next month) and it was quite tough, although like they say in the movie, it gets easier, and the second longer trip seemed more comfortable.
Foxes and Deers
In the Wild movie the hiker/authoress has a bit of a meeting of minds with a fox. I've had some of those in the city, but not in the countryside. I did have a couple with deer on the walks though. One time a young stag bolted past me about from a 50 metres/yards away after emerging from another field, and probably only seeing me when it entered the field I was in. It ran about another 100 metres/yards, but then stopped and calmed down, and looked back at me until I walked away.
Another time I heard some rustling from over a wall while walking through a forest, and thought it must be a stray sheep or wild horse. Then when I got to somewhere I could look back at where the noise had come from there was a deer looking at me inquisitively from an opening in the wall.
I had only decided at the last moment to look back, not expecting to see anything there now, but the deer had obviously gone to the opening, planning to see what it had heard. When I reached for my camera it left.
Although it's nice to have those experiences I try not to get too close, as the next human could be a hunter. I walked past one young rabbit who'd obviously seen me coming and had just ducked down where it was. It's eyes seemed wide open with fear.
Sunrise and Sunset
She also talked of her mother saying that the sunrise and sunset were special times, and that you could either choose to be a part of that beauty or not. They were also one of the main reasons I wanted to get out into nature this summer, always missing them in the summer months where I live, although the winter sunrise location is ideal.
I did see some beautiful sunsets, with PinkyOrangePurple (POP) colours above green dales and wolds, or yellow crops. And I woke up to the sunrise on the east coast, bright and warm over the calm sleepy sea.
I'd been going on regular day trips to the countryside before that, but haven't felt the need, or even desire, since. As if I filled myself up with enough nature on those two trips to last me a while, like a camel in the desert.
But I'd love to do a few months one sometime (soon), like the PCT; so all those humanity who think I'm only where I am because of them (apart from the nice positive ones, especially really beautiful single women to my slim and preferably light-haired taste), I'd probably rather be somewhere else, freed from them and the restrictions on the mind and movement of human society; restrictions that have increased since the New Wave of Monotheist Religion (NWOMR).
It's not the colour of your skin I don't like, it's the way your mind works, and how it restricts my mind, and the freedom to live and think freely of people like me: the native people, as the Native Americans suffered, and other native people have around the world, including the Masai in Africa.
I didn't like the 'British white establishment' for the same reason in the 1980s, which was one of the reasons I so related to Guns N' Roses. But now I'm middle-aged, and can see why they were so critical of youths like me. I still believe in youth freedom though, and try to be an advocate like one of my heroes, Angry Anderson of Rose Tattoo, but some make it difficult… although they are often just pawns to my critics and enemies… formerly frenemies (a term I heard a few weeks ago, combining friends and enemies, for those people you hang around with in youth but don't really get on with; another thing I liked about travelling, you could just kill them and bury them somewhere… I jest… I mean they were often just brief On The Road, and you could part with them quickly… as some probably did with me!)


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In TEPCO's May Progress Status [PDF] report and in this attachment to the report, I see for the first time (for me) the plan to reuse the contaminated water leaking into the turbine building — which should address my concern that operators would be overwhelmed by the volume of contaminated water leaking from the primary containment of unit #1. On this temporary circulation strategy TEPCO writes:
Issue 1. Reactors: revision of prioritized countermeasures due to the coolant leakage
・ Entered into R/B in Unit1 after improving work environment. Confirmed status of R/B and calibrated instrumentations (reactor water level, etc.)
・ As a result, it turned out that the coolant leakage from PCV occurred in Unit 1 as well as in Unit 2. There will be the same risk in Unit 3.
・ Accordingly, as a major countermeasures to achieve "cold shutdown" in Step 2, revision was made to prioritize "establishment of circulating injection cooling (please refer to the figure in upper right)" over flooding operation (flooding the PCV up to the top of active fuel). In circulating injection cooling, contaminated water accumulated in buildings is reused to be injected into the PCV after being processed.
TEPCO has released a useful presentation containing many diagrams and photos of work in progress: Progress status of cooling (reactors)


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PARIS (Reuters) - Press freedom took a turn for the worse last year and is set to suffer more as the U.S. "war on terrorism" pushes the media to take sides, the Reporters Without Borders press watchdog said on Thursday.
"Press freedom had a rough time in 2001," the Paris-based group said in its annual report. "On every continent, this basic right was harshly attacked, along with those who exercised it."
Thirty-one journalists were killed in 2001, eight of them in Afghanistan, compared with 32 in 2000, RSF said. There were significant increases in the number of journalists arrested, threatened and attacked, the report said.
In the West, tighter controls on the flow of information following the September 11 attacks on the United States had weakened the right of journalists in the U.S. and Canada not to reveal sources, RSF said.
In its war against what it calls 'the evil-doers', the Bush administration is little bothered by the means that are used," RSF said. "The news media are pressed to take sides and propaganda takes precedence over truth."
The enemy must be defeated and media that disagree must be crushed," it added. "Such black-and-white attitudes are worrying."
RSF's report reinforced the message of another media watchdog, the U.S.-based Committee to Protect Journalists, which last month said journalists around the world faced a "global press freedom crisis" as a result of the war on terrorism.
Listing some pluses for press freedom in 2001, RSF said pressure from strict security laws and secret police had eased in Chile and Peru.
In Serbia, freedom of information accompanied the shift to democracy after the fall from power of Slobodan Milosevic in October 2000. Early statements from the new rulers in Afghanistan were promising.
nearly a third of the world's people still live in countries where press
freedom is heavily restricted, with China the biggest offender, RSF
said. Syria, Iraq, Burma and Saudi Arabia all kept "absolute"
control of the flow of information, RSF said.
Source: http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/world/international-media-freedom.html


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Biotechnologists develop products from living systems. Biotechnology commonly refers to genetically derived materials, but can also refer to developments based in microbiology, molecular biology and cell biology. Biotechnologists work within several different industries including agriculture, food manufacturing, healthcare and pharmaceuticals.
Biotechnology professionals may specialize in one or more subfields. Specialties include genomics, the comparative study of gene structures; proteomics, which is the study of protein structures; and bioinformatics, which combines biology, computer science and information technology. Products developed by biotechnologists include high-yield crops, disease-resistant farm animals, gene therapy treatments, drugs and biofuels.
Duties of a Biotechnologist
Entry-level biotechnologists can work as research technicians. They set up instruments and laboratory equipment used to conduct and monitor experiments such as centrifuges, flasks and spectrophotometers. They also record data and may prepare reports for a leading research scientist.
Senior biotechnologists design research studies, analyze data and develop procedures. For example, a scientist using recombinant DNA technology must choose the best method to insert foreign DNA into an organism, which can trigger development of new proteins or create an organism with more desirable characteristics.
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Ford's 80-MPG Hydrogen Hybrid
With Ford's hydrogen-electric hybrid car, the Hy-Series, you could get 80 miles per gallon. Or its equivalent, factoring in the energy that goes into charging the other half of the powertrain, a lithium ion power pack. The Hy-Series is plugged into 110 or 220 volts of household electricity to charge between trips. When you start out, it runs off battery power and an electric motor for the first 25 miles. Then it switches to the onboard hydrogen fuel cell, which creates electricity. The car can cover up to 225 miles on the initial battery charge and a full tank of compressed hydrogen, available at your nearest hydrogen filling station.


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Punk Chef: Programme 3
Can Punk Chef help a takeaway addict change her ways?
Punk Chef has a mission: to get the Deaf community eating better, cooking better and feeling better! Young people eat 25 takeaways a month, and for 19-year-old Claudia Bell, life is one takeaway after another - especially Mexican, her favourite. When Punk Chef arrives, his challenge is to make her realise how unhealthy her diet is, which he achieves with the help of the world's most disgusting cocktail, and an outfit that makes Claudia dread a trip to the supermarket! Can Punk Chef help her change her ways? Presented by Scott Garthwaite.
This is Episode 3; you can watch the other Punk Chef programmes here.
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What you thought about Punk Chef: Programme 3...
Very clear to understand with BSL in the cooking programmes as well for both deaf and hearing people.
Excellent! 10/10
I had seen good of hearing cooking programmes included MASTER CHEF & BEST BRITISH DISHES. Hoping you could developing something for deaf chefs, like PUNK CHEF.Posted on 1st Sep 2015150901
I find it very interesting food but I have few problem.. I cant eat colours pepper, Free Dairy , no meats, Celery and Tomatoes but only cookery and very little. no Chocolate. I love any salads and Vegertable or Roast dinner or Chinese! please can u little help if poss..
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Hi punk chef I not seen you year !!!! So you are good chef you are best deaf of world . From zakPosted on 17th Jun 2015150617
Awesome health food I need on my diet timePosted on 12th Jan 2015150112
It' great cooking.
A bit incorrect filming a young lady do her 'cigarette.'
Because it suppose be a health programme.
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I really enjoyed the programme, but got hungry just watching. I did go make a healthy meal when I had finished watching.Posted on 3rd Jun 2014140603
Hi Scott,
it's great for me to see you doing these programmes. I love your recipes and think you are doing a fantastic job. Of course I remember you in the HE room at Beverley and all the cooking we did. I always knew that you would do something exciting like this. Keep it up, I look forward to seeing what you do next,
Love to Jessica and Rocco too and not forgetting your Mum Sue,
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I think Punk Chef programmes are fantastic but I would like to see more challenges, like "Come Dine With Me" with four consentants, each one to cook and in the end, one of them win the prize from the highest points. I want to see something like this!Posted on 3rd Sep 2013130903
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July 25
Friendship Auction
981 Atlanta Highway, Buford
Score: 98, Grade: A
Both restroom doors need self-closers. Restroom (women's) floor needs better cleaning.
Inspector: Laurie Wentworth
Huddle House Restaurant
4809 Golden Parkway, Buford
Score: 96, Grade: A
Thermometers missing in several coolers. Salad/dessert cooler with condensate leak.
Inspector: Donna Black
El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant
891 Dawsonville Highway, Gainesville
Score: 90, Grade: A
Employee reaching both hands deep into chip bin and dispensing chips into basket. Knives being stored in between beer cooler and hand sink at bar area.
Inspector: Black
4850-A Golden Parkway, Buford
Score: 91, Grade: A
Prepared, ready-to-eat foods without date-marking. Open bag of sugar stored underneath hand sink and paper towel dispenser. Cloths are not being stored in sanitizer between uses.
Inspector: Black
Garcia's Take Out
1421 Athens St., Gainesville
Score: 92, Grade: A
Wood baseboard in dry storage room not sealed at floor/wall juncture and some of top not sealed properly. Coved baseboard missing at floor/wall juncture in freezer cove area. No service sink (mop sink) available for the cleaning of mops and disposal of mop water. No date-labeling of products that are made fresh every couple of days. Grease accumulation on undersides of cook line equipment, gas hoses and electrical cords of cook line equipment.
Inspector: Wentworth
July 28
Papa John's Pizza
4605 Elk Ridge Court, Flowery Branch
Score: 89, Grade: B
Make-line cooler is struggling to maintain required temperatures. Hand sink not sealed to wall and vegetable sink not attached to anything.
Inspector: Kathleen McDuffie
Dairy Queen
951 Green St., Gainesville
Score: 75, Grade: C
Repeat violation: Containers used to hold soft-serve not properly washed, rinsed and sanitized before storing. Container has white liquid puddling at bottom. Repeat violation: Gravy held at 117 degrees and chili held at 129 degrees. Repeat violation: Make-line cooler struggling to keep foods at 41 degrees or less. Repeat violation: Bottom of dessert cooler has accumulation of food debris, food collection on condenser unit. Water puddling inside cooler.
Inspector: Lydia Hoffman
Papa's Pizza To Go
6483 Cleveland Highway, Clermont
Score: 96, Grade: A
Employee drinks in open glasses.
Inspector: McDuffie
Royboys Pizza LLC/ Papa Johns
2224B Thompson Bridge Road, Gainesville
Score: 85, Grade: B
Repeat violation: Tomato slicer and can opener stored with dried food debris. No soap at front hand sink, trash can and broom stored in front of hand sink. No sanitizer buckets set up to store cloths for wiping down countertops and food contact surfaces. Repeat violation: Gasket torn and need replaced in prep cooler. Repeat violation: Inside of drink cooler has crumbs and residue buildup.
Inspector: Hoffman
Inman Perk Coffee LLC
2866 Spout Springs Road Suite D, Flowery Branch
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: McDuffie
July 29
Taco Bell No. 24722
3615 Mundy Mill Road, Oakwood
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: Wentworth
5840 Spout Springs Road, Flowery Branch
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: McDuffie
Patty's Monarca's
150 Pearl Nix Parkway, Gainesville
Score: 100, Grade: A
Inspector: McDuffie
Waffle House
4770 Friendship Road, Buford
Score: 96, Grade: A
Drink dispenser nozzles and ice machine baffle have mold/mildew.
Inspector: McDuffie
Harbour Point Yacht Club
3313 Harbour Point Parkway, Gainesville
Score: 90, Grade: A
Reach-in cooler has been broken for two weeks. Dumpster lid open. Floors have an accumulation of food debris.
Inspector: McDuffie
July 30
Los Carrillo's Restaurant
503 Atlanta Highway, Gainesville
Score: 93, Grade: A
Foods not being stored covered in coolers and make-line cooler. Bowls, knives being scrubbed and rinsed in three-compartment sink and not being washed or sanitized; slicer with sticky residue.
Inspector: Black
Beef O'Brady's
7380 Spout Springs Road, Flowery Branch
Score: 92, Grade: A
Drink dispenser nozzles and soda gun in bar have an accumulation of mold/mildew. Repeat violation: Gaskets on all make-line coolers and upright freezer are damaged and have a buildup of mold/mildew, water and food debris. Repeat violation: Grease container has grease built up on it. Repeat violation: Floors have trash, dirt, food, etc., especially under equipment and in corners.
Inspector: McDuffie
7370 Spout Springs Road, Flowery Branch
Score: 85, Grade: B
Employee putting on gloves without washing hands. Mold/mildew on drink dispenser nozzles in customer self-serve area. Repeat violation: Dumpster lid open.
Inspector: McDuffie
Monkey Joe's
2283 Browns Bridge Road, Gainesville
Score: 95, Grade: A
Paper towels missing in ladies restroom. Top of ice cream freezer in kitchen, door tracks to coolers and countertops with food/dust residue.
Inspector: Black
7380 Spout Springs Road, Flowery Branch
Score: 80, Grade: B
Drink dispenser nozzles have a build up of mold/mildew. Meatballs on steam table at 108 degrees F. Make line struggling to maintain required temperatures. Storage of cases of drink and drink bags. Gaskets on reach-in cooler in preparation area have mold/mildew and food debris.
Inspector: McDuffie
July 31
634 Shallowford Road, Gainesville
Score: 98, Grade: A
Gaskets on coolers need better cleaning and torn gaskets need replaced. Dust accumulating on condenser vent in walk-in freezer.
Inspector: Hoffman
200 Main Street, Gainesville
Score: 98, Grade: A
Repeat violation: Walk-in cooler and freezer, make-line coolers, chest freezer all have damaged gaskets.
Inspector: McDuffie
Domino's Pizza
4012 Mundy Mill Road, Oakwood
Score: 89, Grade: B
Cold water faucet missing, hand sink turned off; employee states that they have been washing hands in the three-compartment sink or employee restroom. Dust on louvered doors blowing onto prep table. Repeat violation: Gaskets on make line have mold/mildew and food debris; gaskets on walk-in cooler are heavily damaged. Repeat violation: Dumpster left open. Floors need a better cleaning in corners and under equipment. Hood vent and surrounding wall, floor and equipment have a heavy accumulation of dust.
Inspector: McDuffie
Slade's Catering
1547 Riverside Drive, Gainesville
Score: 96, Grade: A
Pink water mold forming on ice machine baffle.
Inspector: McDuffie
Mrs. Winner's Chicken and Biscuits
3465 Mundy Mill Road, Flowery Branch
Score: 86, Grade: B
Repeat violation: Ice maker baffle, drink dispensers, and cutting board have mold/mildew. Repeat violation: Thermometers missing in freezer. Repeat violation: Gaskets on walk-in cooler and freezer heavily damaged, with accumulation of mold/mildew. Grease container open; grease all over container and surrounding area. Repeat violation: Floors have food, grease, water, trash, etc., especially under equipment and in corners. Repeat violation: Vents missing from hood.
Inspector: McDuffie
Wrigley's employee cafeteria
4500 Atlanta Highway, Flowery Branch
Score: 90, Grade: A
Walk-in freezer has a sizeable accumulation of frozen condensation on the wall under the compressor. Repeat violation: Food stored on crates. Repeat violation: Cleaning cloths on counters, tables and equipment. Repeat violation: Gaskets on coolers and heat units are damaged and have food debris and mold/mildew.
Inspector: McDuffie
Aug. 1
Church's Fried Chicken
600 E.E. Butler Parkway, Gainesville
Score: 69, Grade: U
Employee changing gloves without washing hands. Chicken in walk-in cooler out of temperature. Chemical cleaners stored with food. Walk-in cooler at 50 degrees F, struggling to maintain temperature. Lid of the residential-type chest freezer in walk-in cooler is not attached properly; lid gasket does not meet with body or seal at all. Repeat violation: Cleaning cloths on counters, equipment, etc. Sanitizer sink level at less than 10 ppm bleach. Floors have an accumulation of food, grease, trash, especially under equipment and in corners.
Inspector: McDuffie
Little Italy Pizzaria
990 Riverside Drive, Gainesville
Score: 94, Grade: A
Hand sink has no cold water. Gaskets on pizza and sandwich make lines are damaged and have an accumulation of food debris.
Inspector: McDuffie
Toms Pizza Shack
2415 Old Cornelia Highway, Gainesville
Score: 99, Grade: A
Dust accumulation on vents track in pizza oven and on evaporator fans in walk-in cooler.
Inspector: Black
Big Creek Tavern
3050 Big Creek Road, Buford
Score: 99, Grade: A
Gaskets on make-line cooler damaged.
Inspector: McDuffie
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara University women's basketball program and head coach Jennifer Mountain have received a National Letter of Intent from Aragon High School star Arteivia Lilomaiava (Aragon High School/San Mateo) to study at SCU and play for the Broncos in 2010-11.
Lilomaiava is one of three true-freshmen signees in Santa Clara's incoming class. The Broncos announced the signing of guards Ricki Radanovich (Carondelet High School/Concord) and Iman Scott (Archbishop Mitty High School/San Jose) in November.
An exceptionally skilled 6-foot forward, Lilomaiava, was twice named the San Mateo County `Player of the Year' by the San Mateo County Times. She averaged a double-double as a senior, helping Aragon to a 19-win season in 2009-10.
"Arteivia is going to bring something to this team that we haven't had," said Mountain, who guided Santa Clara to the semifinals of the West Coast Conference tournament this spring. "Arteivia was able to play every position at the high school level. She is a talented player who can really handle the ball well in the post."
Lilomaiava was named the 2010 Peninsula Bay League `Most Valuable Player' drawing praise for her versatility and selfless play. The San Francisco Chronicle named her to its list of All-Metro performers for 2009-10. Lilomaiava led the Dons to the Central Coast Section Division II playoffs as a senior, following a runner-up finish in the Peninsula Athletic League tournament.
"Arteivia is the right kind of person and student-athlete for our program," said Mountain. "She works extremely hard and is accomplished academically. To sign a local player is also exciting for us. I know that it's important for her and her family as well."


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The title of this blog could be a bit misleading. I'm not about to waffle on about the contents of my fridge – a bit like those celebs do in Heat Magazine. You know, the article at the back where a celebrity (usually someone from TOWIE or Corrie) waxes lyrical about what they ate for a week. I always wonder if these articles are just made up as they never seem to eat crap like us normal people. There's never a mention of a left over fish finger from the kids' meal, or a hurried bag of popcorn when you have the munchies – more likely Quinoa, Lentils or steamed veg. I'd love it if a celeb 'fessed up that they'd got bladdered on cheap plonk and had eaten a dodgy kebab.
Anyway, where was I…? Ah yes, the fridge. My interpretation of 'Fridge Invasion' is the fact that I've cleared space on my fridge door, (thus removing the kids' art and Headmistress Awards) and made way for the Mighty Scary Training Schedule (MSTS). It's all scheduled 'suggestions' of tempo runs, steady runs and interval training over a 20 week programme. The 'rest' days look pretty appealing – other than that, the MSTS is enough to make Freddie Krugar look like a pussy cat.
As an 'intermediate' runner, I'm already on target with the schedule in these early weeks and feeling okay about it all. (I'm glossing over the mentions of 20 and 22 mile training runs at this stage in the game – just focusing on building my stamina and enjoying the running. Today for example, with smallest son safely dispatched with a friend, I had a lovely relaxing run down some country lanes, crunching on the autumn leaves. I cracked out an easy five miles and it felt good to get out after a busy weekend of fund raising.
I think it's fair to say that I've become a wee bit obsessed with the fund raising and feel like a candidate in The Apprentice. I've been rustling up eBay auctions (£135 ish pounds) and have started a tuck shop at big son's football club (£65 and counting). So far the thermometer money icon on my donation page is heading in the right direction. With some generous early donations from friends and family I've broken the £600 mark – in little over a week!! I'm so pleased, but a long way to go yet to reach the £2,000 target set by the charity.
Please, please, give a donation if you can www.virginmoneygiving.com/clairegermain it's much appreciated by myself and the Tommy's charity.
I am so overwhelmed by the positive encouragement and help people have offered so far. Thank you. I'm off to do some foam rolling now…


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It is well known that the most important declaration is the essential truth that nothing deserves worship except Allah, Laa e-laa ha ill Allah. This sentence, known as Tahleel, is recited during prayers, on occasions of happiness and sadness {ft.1}, and even during the process of dying when possible.{ft.2} Certainly there is much that can be said [and has been said] about the Tahleel, Islam's unique creedal statement{ft.3}, however, it seems that there are some aspects of Islam's creed that need to be made publically known, for the benefit of Muslims and Non-Muslims alike.
It is obvious that the Quranic account of the mission of the Prophets have more social implications, and is not limited to theological arguments. Although many examples can be cited, the account of Moses and Aaron should be sufficient. For further details, we recommend reading the Qur'an [20:42-50].
Returning to the Tahleel, we are informed by the Qur'an:
The 'Shahaadah' of Allah is 'there is no deity except him' {Laa e laa ha illa Huwa}. As well as [being the declaration of] angels, and people of knowledge who stand for justice..[Q 3:19]
Here, Tauheed, or the oneness of God, is given as the basis or the foundation for God's dominion of the universe. There is no injustice from God, nor are there any random occurrences. It also shows us that those who uphold Tauheed have an interest in the preservation and cultivation of knowledge, technical ability, sciences and so forth. These people also have an interest in seeing the application of fair-play, preservationof the rights of others, in short, justice universally applied.
This aspect of Tauheed can also be discerned from the Hadeeth literature:
Whosoever of you sees an evil action, let him change it with his hand, and if he is not able to do so, then with his tongue, and if he is unable to do so, then with his heart, and this is the weakest of faith. [Reported by Muslim, Al-Nawawi's Forty Hadith, Ezzedinne Ibrahim, Denys Johnson Davies, page 110. Holy Koran publishing house, Beirut, 1979].
For those who uphold a conviction that God is one, fairness for all is a pillar of faith that will not be abandoned, one that must be translated into action when needed. Otherwise, our declarations of faith will be empty words, revealing only our hypocrisy.
Standing for justice [Qaa'iman Bil Qist] does not equate making rash, emotional decisions, nonetheless it should be in the minds of the Muwahhidoon [Those who believe in God's oneness].
Hast thou ever considered [the kind of man] who gives the lie to all moral law? Behold, it is this [kind of man] that thrusts the orphan away, and feels no urge to feed the needy. Woe the, unto those praying. Whose hearts are remote, those who want only to be seen and praised. And, withal, deny all assistance [to their fellow-man]. {Q 107:1-7, Muhammad Asad translation, The message of the Qur'an, 1980, Dar al andalus, Gibraltar.
Idolatry: Injustice to God and man
Some Muslim writers correctly assert that God has rights, just as humans do, and those rights should not be violated. Yet, even in that, it is also true that we cannot hurt God. The Qur'an presents a concept of the Divine that is strong, showing God as wise, independent, and powerful. In other words, our neglect of prayers does not harm him, it only harms ourselves. Allah says
I do not want from them any provision, nor do I want them to feed me. [Q 51:57]
We don't sustain Allah, he sustains us. We recite this fact daily in prayer with the line "Praise be to Allah, Nourisher of the universe" [Q 1:2].
To worship something other than God, an action known to Muslims as Shirk, is given in the Qur'an as the greatest crime imaginable [Q 31:13]. It is not because God needs our worship, nor is he hurt by our misplaced devotion{ft.4]. Shirk is in fact the foundation or basis by which other crimes are committed!
A policy of ethnic or religious genocide, in which one group of people see themselves as better or more deserving than the other wipe out the latter, or deny them rights, is a classic example of Shirk! Worship of one's prejudice and arrogance-shirk- led to the crime of genocide, such as in Rwanda, Bosnia and other places.
Theologically, seeing an individual as God-incarnate is also considered Shirk, mainly for two reasons;
[1] God is something greater than a human, actually a reality that can not be fully conceptualized [Q 42:11].
[2] The one viewed as "God in person' invariably commits crimes and abuse of both his followers and others.
Portraits of Jesus Christ [viewed by Christians as God incarnate and God's son] that display in homes, Churches and Bible printings worldwide as a Caucasian has the subtle effect of portraying Europeans as sharing Divinity. As a result of this, another trend has arisen in which Jesus is portrayed in Bible printings and films as Black!
Colonialism, Slavery, and many other forms of injustice can be traced back to Shirk!
Many of us believe that at some point, personalities, be they alive or dead, will intercede with God on our behalf. Traditions have beec created to support this view, and the situation is now that almost every religious group worldwide accepts this doctrine in one form or another.
In the outset, it should be said that there is no harm in asking someone to pray for you. That, however, vastly differs from invoking a dead or absent personality. In any case, the Qur'an informs us that God's decisions are in his hands alone, therefore it makes more sense to invoke him alone.
Say: Intercession [Shafa'ah] is in the domain of Allah entirely {Jamee'an}. To him belongs the kingdom of the heavens and the earth, then to him you will return. [Q 39:44].
Acknowledgment of God's messengers constitute Shirk?
It has been asserted by many in recent years that the statement "Muhammad is the messenger of Allah" [Muhammad ar Rasool Allah] is idolatry. Insincere people make this statement, we are sometimes told. The supporters of this view quote the following verse as evidence;
When the hypocrites come to you [O Muhammad] they say: We testify that you are indeed Allah's messenger...[Q 63:1]
However, the verse goes on to say that "And Allah knows that you are truly his messenger." If Muhammad, upon whom be peace and blessings, was a false messenger, then the theory would hold some merit. However, the Qur'an shows us that he was a true prophet and messenger, so why would acknowledging a true fact be idolatry?
Moreover, the Qur'an tells us that God himself acknowledges that he sent Muhammad as his messenger, with the Qur'an.
However, Allah makes Shahaadah [Allahu Yash-hadu] as to what he has to you [O Muhammad], sent to you from his knowledge ['ilmihi]. And the angels [also declare this] [Yash-hadoon]. And Allah is sufficient as a witness. {Q 4:166}
Tauheed is very important, not just as some abstract notion, but in terms of seeing life correctly, our place in it right, and in terms of our own consciousness as humans. For God to assist us and accept our prayers, we should conceptualize him in the manner as given throughout the Qur'an, and also use our hands, our tongues, our money, our very selves, to give justice, both for us and others, regardless of their label, class or ethicity!
God does not die, is all kind and merciful. He hears the calls of those who call on him, so he should be invoked, rather than other figures. Nothing should divert us from Allah!
Shirk is not limited to theological error. It is the root of all evil. Racism, arrogance, murder, all can be traced back to Shirk!
[1] One will notice when living in various parts of the Muslim world that Laa elaha ill Allah is said at different times, depending on the particular culture.
[2] Abu Dawud 3/190.
[3] See http://shamsuddinwaheed.blogspot.com/2008/01/tauheed-understanding-divine-monotheism.html
[4] Some religions, such as Hinduism, have rituals which involve a devotee leaving rice as an offering to the deity.


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The problem with using this technique to get your homework answers is that you aren't learning a single thing. So, when the time comes to write a quiz or an exam you will be out of luck and likely fail.
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Very often students look for the easy way out and make the mistake of getting their answers online. This may help them complete their homework quicker but it eventually catches up with them when the time comes to take a test. So, instead of robbing yourself of the learning experience, it may be a good idea to consider paying for an actual person to help you understand math. This will help to assure that you actually know what you are doing and not just copying down a number that you see on a screen.


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I got my CHI from folica.com a few years back. I waited for a sale and don't think I paid more than $75. Still kinda pricey, but soo worth it.
I got my CHI from folica.com a few years back. I waited for a sale and don't think I paid more than $75. Still kinda pricey, but soo worth it.
I got an Ion brand straightener from Sally's (yeah, I know) for about $70 and it's been going strong for 4 years now. I'm still pretty impressed, though all of my hair dressers use Paul Mitchell or GHD irons so I would say if you can find one cheap, go for it.
So. I'm about to chop all of my hair off and dye it blonde. I haven't been a blonde in over a decade, so it's going to be an interesting change. I have some questions, though. And...there are pics!
This is the current state of my hair.
This picture was taken last weekend. I dyed it black in January. As you can see, I'm not big on upkeep.
Went to a salon just to check on prices the other week and she quoted me a mighty nice one for stripping the color and recoloring it. Uh, no thanks. On a tight budget over here. Thing is, she said she wasn't even sure if they could get the color out. ??? I've done it myself at home before with successful results, as seen here.
Excuse the pic. I had to go into my myspace account to find a pic of what it looked like right after I stripped it and then the recoloring.
And here's the final result. Twas a beautiful red for a short time (before it faded away).
So, I'll be going to a (cheap) salon to get it cut, but then I'm doing the coloring myself. Does anyone have any recommendations on what to buy to strip it and recolor? I'll most likely be going to a Sally's (sp?) to buy the products. Any brands that you trust?
Also, I will probably get it cut up to my chin, perhaps a bob of some sort. The only problem is that I have VERY oily hair, and the shorter it is, the oilier it gets (as there's less hair to distribute the oil through, obvs). It looks like I need to wash it within hours of its previous washing when I cut it short. That's the only drawback. Is there something I can do about that? A product that might help?
And as far as the actual cut, I don't know what to do with it, but it's EXTREMELY fine and flat, so I would like some sort of layering.
Covertly snapped this pic the other night because I really liked the girl's hair.
It's possible that my hair would do that, but it'd still end up being pretty flat, methinks, especially in the front where the length would weigh it down.
Another thing I've been considering is bangs. The last two ladies that cut my hair discouraged it (and I gave in) because of how thin my hair is and I specifically didn't want *wispy* bangs. But I really want to give actual bangs a go, though that would nix the aformentioned style I was considering.
So........advice, please. ADVICEADVICEADVICE!!! Please.
If you really want the bangs, I'd say go for them. Hair is hair; it'll grow back. And if you get them cut long, you can see whether you like them. If they're too fine, since they're cut long, you can do a sideswept sort of style that'll blend in nicely with the haircut you posted. My two cents.
Someone else take the reins on stripping color; I've only done that once and don't quite remember the procedure!
Thanks Cuddlefish. Yeah, the side swept look is the only kind of "bangs" I've had. That's always what the stylists do. But I want straight up and down bangs on my forehead, kinda subtly choppy on the ends, instead of a straight line across. We'll see. Still considering choices.....
Last edited by Amie; 10-27-2010 at 01:06 PM.
I have really thin/superfine hair as well, Amie, and I have bangs. I wear mine to the side, but there's enough bangs that I could wear them to the front if they were cut that way. I think you could pull it off.
I have used Herbal Essences or Garnier highlighting kits to bleach out my hair every time I've stripped it so that I can dye it a bright color. Check out my "Hair Adventures" photo set.
The first time I did so I didn't use the lightest color available and ended up with the following light orange:
I took photos because it was (and is as of yet) the only time I would ever be "blonde". It's so not my color, I looked like a corpse. Anyway: Thereafter I used the lightest shade, bought two boxes to completely coat my hair, and then would dye it whatever bright red or pink or orange I was after at that time.
Thanks Mynx. I've always loved your hair color choices. So fun!
People. Chronic itchy scalp. Discuss.
I used to use this treatment shampoo from Boots, which you'd leave on for five minutes and then rinse out, and you'd only need to use it once every couple of weeks and it'd do the business. That has wonderfully been discontinued, and I am in hell. I've just started using Lush shampoo and conditioner just to lessen the amount of chemicals I use, but really the different types of shampoos etc I've been amassing trying to tackle this is getting redonkadonk. Halp!
Oh god. I have been the captain of itchy fucking scalp and nasty bouts of scalp dermatitis these past few years. Turns out the culprit that aggravates my scalp beyond reason is sodium lauryl sulphate and its cousins, which are used in 98% of commercially-made shampoos (including most made for, guess what, itchy, sensitive scalps!), including most 'natural' lines.
I now use Allergenics mild shampoo (you can get it online and in Holland and Barrett and places like that) with an occasional go with a scalp treatment shampoo (I'll go find my bottle and post the name in a minute) which has salicylic acid to help lift off the dead skin flakes and I'm 90% better than I used to be. In fact, I barely itch at all these days. But I dread allergenics going out of production because it really has been the key to solving this. It has the mildest detergents out there in it.
Helen, I knew you'd be able to point me in the right direction. Thank you so much. I will be going to H&B tomorrow.
I hope it helps.
The scalp treatment shampoo I use is Capasal. It removes scalp crud like nothing else and doesn't irritate my scalp unlike stuff like T-Gel, which is full of SLS.
ETA: It's actually called Allergenics Medicated Shampoo. Link: http://www.hollandandbarrett.com/pag...81&prodid=1498
Their face and body wash is pretty good too, btw.


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For three decades, microlayer films were made commercially by one firm for mirror-like or iridescent films used in gift wrap, ribbons, and other decorative applications. But in the past three to five years, dozens of new types of microlayer films have been commercialized by a half-dozen producers in a growing spectrum of applications from window-glass laminates and computer screens to hydraulics and footwear. At least three more processors are developing additional applications that aren't yet commercial.
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Microlayer films divide broadly into optical films that selectively filter or reflect particular wavelengths of light and barrier films with remarkable strength and flexibility. Some products combine light control and high strength. Optical films typically use fewer polymers, and more and thinner layers—from 100 to 1000 or more. Barrier films use fewer, thicker microlayers and more polymers, typically using seven to 11 extruders. Microlayer barrier films may also be laminated onto other webs—for example, soft TPU film.
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There are two basic commercial feedblock technologies for microlayer films. The first was invented by Dow Chemical Co. in the 1960s, the second by die maker Cloeren Inc. in the early 1990s. More recently, Black Clawson (now part of Davis-Standard) and Extrusion Dies Industries (EDI) have also developed their own microlayer feedblocks, but so far only for R&D uses.
In addition, Clemson University's new melt-folding technology, called "chaotic advection," can create a repeatable stack of up to 1000 semi-continuous microlayers (see "Learn More" box) in a feedblock-like device called a SmartBlender. There is also ongoing microlayer research at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, and the Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Dow's feedblock technology, termed an interfacial generator or layer multiplier, splits and stacks microlayers. Layer multiplication is produced sequentially, and Dow can multiply a given layer stack almost indefinitely. Dow's newer versions are said to produce more uniform layers by means of flow-path equalization.
Cloeren's microlayer feedblocks split the melt flow, then realign the flows into packets, each typically containing 17 or 34 continuous layers. Packets are then stacked together. Cloeren has made up to 452 layers this way.
Dow's original microlayer technology was invented by Walter Schrenk and colleagues, who created a large patent portfolio for Dow. But Dow did not directly commercialize its patented technology. Dow did sell a couple of licenses to its microlayer cast film technology, one to Mearl Corp. (now part of Engelhard Corp., Peekskill, N.Y.) in 1976 and one to 3M Corp., St. Paul, Minn., in 1995. (Schrenk et al also patented blown film with hundreds of layers, but it is not believed to have ever been commercialized.)
Dow is still active in microlayer feedblock developments. It has a new license agreement with EDI to offer Dow's third-generation technology for microlayer packaging. EDI says it has already signed up one licensee.
EDI has a three-extruder microlayer film lab line set up for trials of up to 48 layers. It has run trials with up to 32 layers so far. EDI is exploring potential for material cost savings by using less expensive materials in combinations that perform like a more expensive material—for example, alternating PETs with different I.V.
Cloeren developed an approach different from Dow's layer-stacking technology. A recent Cloeren patent application (U.S. 2005/0029691 A1, Feb. 2005) describes a method for splitting melt streams, creating a microlayer structure in the feedblock. Each stream can be split multiple times. The multiple streams are then aligned vertically and thicker surface layers are brought together around the microlayer composite core at the end of the feedblock. The whole package is then extruded through a conventional cast film die.
Cloeren has sold more than half a dozen microlayer feedblocks for films 2.5 to 3.5 meters wide. Three units went to companies producing EVOH-based films that reportedly have more than twice the gas barrier of nine-layer blown film containing nylon or EVOH. The big advantage isn't higher barrier alone, but increased strength and flexibility.
Cloeren has retrofitted existing lines to produce microlayers. Retrofitting isn't always possible because these lines usually extrude downward through a vertical feedblock. Microlayer feedblocks are longer than conventional ones, so the extruders are typically placed up on a mezzanine to get the required "drop height."
At the NPE 2001 show, Black Clawson displayed a newly developed microlayer feedblock. It has sold only one 14-layer feedblock (built by Cloeren) to an unidentified customer.
Microlayer optical films
Three companies now make decorative iridescent microlayer films that were for a long time the only use of this versatile technology. Engelhard (which purchased Mearl Corp.) has produced a wide range of decorative films with 113 or 226 microlayers for gift wrap, labels, ribbons, textiles, wall coverings and other applications since 1976. Newer products include iridescent shrink sleeves for labels. Teijin DuPont in Japan has made decorative films with up to 200 layers since about 2001. Rainbow Package Industrial Co. in Taiwan also makes iridescent microlayer film.
Engelhard and Teijin Du Pont both use Cloeren feedblocks. Rainbow is believed to use technology similar to that in Dow's first-generation microlayer patents, which have expired.
The original decorative films alternate two materials in a stack of layers of equal thickness, with a third extruder providing protective surface layers. (All microlayer films require a protective coating to get through the die without having the delicate microlayers destroyed by shear.)
3M also briefly produced decorative films, but quit that market in favor of microlayer light-control films. After 3M bought a number of Dow's microlayer patents, 3M researcher Andrew Ouderkirk made a breakthrough discovery that different thicknesses of adjacent microlayers affect the way light reflects off the interfaces between them. In fact, 3M's most significant microlayer patents apply to manipulating layer thickness to control specific wavelengths of light. This opened the way for a lot of entirely new microlayer film structures. 3M now makes over a dozen different optical films, trade-named Vikuiti Films, some of them biaxially oriented to enhance their toughness.
These products include reflective polarizers, known as brightness-enhancement filters, which are applied to electronic screens for laptops, cell phones, camcorders, rear-projection televisions, and air-traffic control systems to make LCDs brighter, more uniformly lit, and easier to read.
One example is a 900-layer brightness-enhancing film for the screens of Palm hand-held computers. Another is Mirror Film VM2000, used in "solar light pipes" to transport visible light over long distances from rooftops into lower rooms to save energy.
Window glass is another big commercial market for 3M microlayer optical films. Scotchshield Ultra Safety and Security window films make windows nearly unbreakable. They also block 99% of uv light in architectural and automotive glazing to save energy and prevent fading.
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The end is near…… of High School, that is. In less than 2 months, I will be walking that stage, receiving my diploma, and saying goodbye to everything that's been a big part of me for most of my life. It's symbolic–the end of one chapter, the beginning of another.
Needless to say, I am mostly excited. I am excited to go out into the world and learn new things, to find out who I really am. High School has whittled away a large part of me, until only a fraction of who I am is left. It's tried to make me fit into this metaphorical box–a perfect box, with perfectly square edges, smooth, and with no imperfections. That's not me. I have flaws. I have imperfections. I have scars. My dreams, my hopes, my being cannot fit into a box. I am so much more. I have this things I want to do with my life that I can't do while I'm still in High School. There are things I need to let go of, people that I need to cut from my life. I need to get out, see the world, leave the monotony of High School behind–the repetitive, petty drama, the put-downs, the secret glances, the talking behind your back. I need to fly away from it all. The baggage of it all is weighing me down.
However, despite all the excitement that I have, I am still reluctant. I've come to accept the fact that people tend to not like me (solely because they have not gotten to know me, and judge me based predominately on how I look). I've learned to conform, blend in with the crowd. I've learned the fastest detours, the least crowded hallways, which hallways you have a higher possibility of being stabbed walking down. I've learned how to avoid people I don't want to see. I've learned to not make eye contact with those that hate you. I've learned that friendships come and friendships go. And I'm comfortable where I'm at. I'm not sure I am ready to take that step after receiving my diploma and start a new chapter.
But the end is near. The final countdown has begun. And my High School career is drawing to a close. But before it ends, before I walk out those doors, I want to share some important lessons with you.
1. Don't be afraid to speak your mind. Don't be afraid to call people out. The people that matter will respect you for it.
2. When people hate you, you must be doing something right. Those who aren't living, don't have enemies.
3. Live the life you want to live. Be the person you want to be. People don't define you.
4. People you talk about you. They will point fingers, whisper, and laugh. Don't let it get to you. You are worth much more than what they give you.
5. Always hold your head up high. It's easier to see the beauty in things when you are looking at the sky.
6. It doesn't matter what people in High School see you as. Most of them won't remember you 10 years from now.
7. The only people that really matter are those that are there for you when you need them.
8. You can't trust everyone. And even when you think you can, sometimes they end up hurting you.
9. Popularity is overrated. Being "cool" does not have any merit in the real world.
10. Everybody has a story. We all have hurt we are carrying. Be mindful of it.
11. Always be willing to go out of your way to help someone, even if it's just holding the door open. It could brighten someone's day.
12. Laughing until tears stream down your face and you can't breathe is one of the best feelings in the world.
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In 1993 the film industry lost one of its most promising young actors. Nearly eighteen years after River Phoenix died of an apparent drug overdose, news surfaces that his final film may actually see the light of day.
I was just a kid when Phoenix died, but not too young to have developed a fairly significant movie-crush on him at some point between the release of Stand By Me and the Halloween night when Pheonix's life came to an abrupt end. Being a teenage girl at the time, his death was devastating to me, but even now, it's impossible not to watch some of his films and feel the loss, and wonder what might have become of his career were he still alive today. There's no way to know for sure, however, we may have the opportunity to see his last film.
According to the Hollywood Reporter (via Digital Spy), Dutch director George Sluizer is planning to finish Dark Blood, the film Phoenix was working on before he died. The director apparently hid the footage from the movie after Phoenix's death, fearing it might be destroyed, and has re-edited it in the hopes of putting the film together at long last. Sluizer plans to ask Joaquin Phoenix to lend his voice to the film to voice-over his brother's character "Boy." In Dark Blood, Boy (Phoenix) is a man living on his own in the desert on a nuclear testing site as he awaits the end of the world. Judy Davis and Jonathan Pryce play a couple who come upon him and Boy provides them shelter. There may also be possibly-magic dolls involved.
Legal issues may result in the movie's title changing, however there's a chance this film could be released as early as next year. The movie sounds strange, but I'm sure I'm not alone in being interested to see Pheonix's last film. It'll be interesting to hear if Joaquin gets involved in this to do the voice-over work or if they have to go with someone else.


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The executive director of the Texas Lottery, Gary Grief, stated that winning the entire jackpot is much harder. The odds for the entire Powerball jackpot were 1 in 175 million and now they are 1 in 292 million. This results in growing jackpots because drawings do not produce winning tickets. In the 23-year history of the Powerball lottery, there have been seven rule changes. The purpose of the changes was to ensure the game continued to attract players by delivering large, attractive jackpots.
The grand prize goes to the ticket holder whose numbers match all five white balls and the red Powerball. Smaller prizes can be won when a ticket number matches the red Powerball, any of the white balls, or a combination of the two.
To make the lottery more difficult to win, the association that runs Powerball added more white balls. That changed the number in the pool from 59 to 69 and doubled the combinations of white balls. However, by increasing the chances of winning a prize, the number of Powerball options was decreased from 35 to 26.
A gentleman in Orlando, Florida, named Richard Lustig, has won lottery grand prizes seven times. He offers a few tips on how to increase the chance of winning the grand prize.
- Do not spend money that has been set aside for something else, such as groceries or rent. A person should not spend their last few dollars on a lottery ticket. However, if a person has the money, they should buy as many tickets as they can afford.
- Do not choose anniversaries or birthdays because those are only numbers 1 – 31, but the Powerball numbers go up to 69. Play random numbers and play often.
- Lustig also recommends buying 10 scratch-off tickets in a row of the same game. This is almost a guarantee that at least one of the tickets will be a winner.
- Do not buy lottery tickets where the numbers are computer-generated. The odds on these lottery tickets are terrible.
Researchers Lucy Dadayan and Donald J. Boyd have discovered that some states rely more heavily on the Powerball revenue than others. For example, Oregon, Georgia, and South Dakota received five percent in state revenue from lotteries in 2014. According to the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries, lotteries, such as the Powerball, generated $70 billion in sales in 2014. However, a lot of that money does not make it back to the states that run the lotteries.
According to Dadayan and Boyd, after prize payments, associated expenses, and administrative costs, there is $18 billion left for the states. There are states that use that money for specific funds, such as education. However, "officials often game their own promises."
When the lottery is higher than expected, such as the $1.5 billion Powerball, states can reduce non-lottery support. This releases funds for necessary allocations in the state's budget, instead of increasing the spending on the already dedicated programs, reports Dadayan and Boyd.
Different states use their lottery money for dedicated purposes. The Washington Post reports that Indiana, for example, uses the money to reduce the motor vehicle excise tax and to fund parks, roads, and infrastructure. Also, the state money is used for pensions for police officers, firefighters, and teachers. However, it should be noted that 14 of the 44 states which participate in the lottery use the revenue strictly for educational funding.
By Jeanette Smith
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The Washington Post: The states that rely on Powerball and lotteries the most
The Washington Post: How Powerball manipulated the odds to create a $1.5 billion jackpot
WWLTV: 7-time lottery winner gives tips on increasing your Powerball chances
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This is a question that came from just before Mothers' Day, but I hope that it will be relevant to all of you who may be shopping for you moms, mom-in-laws or if you have concerns about wrinkles and fine lines at the eye area.
"Which anti-wrinkle eye-cream would you recommend for my mom?" ~Turtle
1. Kiehl's Powerful Wrinkle Reducing Eye Cream (S$65 for 15ml)
Comprising of Copper PCA and caffeine, this eye cream is actually very lightweight and suitable for the delicate area around the eyes. I am not sure whether if it is due to caffeine, I did felt refreshed and more alert immediately after applying this eye cream.
A little goes a long way, I usually apply a small pea size at the eye area with my ring finger. Massage the cream such that it leaves little or no residue. The product gets absorbed quite easily and is effective in reducing puffiness. As for wrinkles and fine lines, I think it does help to manage the situation and the tiny lines under my eyes are looking less pronounced for now.
2. La Mer – The Eye Concentrate (S$295 for 15ml)
Price aside, I am personally a fan of The Eye Concentrate. The cool silver tip of the applicator helps to improve blood circulation at the eye area and allow the lightweight, non-greasy formula to be absorbed by the skin. This item is soothing and hydrating; overall it has been quite effective on me – being able to manage the puffiness, dark circles and wrinkle problems at the eye area.
If you would like to gift you mom something more luxurious and make her feel more pampered, you totally should get this for her.
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My secret comfort food is Sara's Harmony Way scones. The online Collins Dictionary defines a scone as ' a light plain doughy cake made from flour with very little fat, cooked on an oven (or originally a griddle), usually split open and buttered'. The British typically eat them as a sweet treat after a meal or with afternoon tea, served with clotted cream and jam. I vote eating them anytime. I love them with coffee in the morning, or in the afternoon when I'm a bit stressed, or when I'm feeling great, or….well, I could make up any reason to have one. I love all the different flavor combinations that Sara's comes up with. What flavor will be waiting for me next? White chocolate raspberry? Coconut lime? Maple pecan? Endless combinations, each as good as the last.
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