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NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's women's basketball team fell, 82-61, to visiting Southern Maine, who is ranked 13th nationally, in the first game of a Little East Conference doubleheader at the Tripp Athletic Center Saturday.
A three pointer by Huskies senior guard Nicole Garland (Portland, ME/Deering HS) tied the game 3-3, and opened the floodgates for Southern Maine, as they went on a 22-8 run to take a commanding 25-11 lead they would never relinquish.
Southern Maine took a 37-23 lead into the intermission, led by 11 points from Garland and 14 points from senior forward Haley Jordan (Falmouth, ME/Falmouth HS). The Huskies defense held the Corsairs to just 31. 3 per cent from the field and clamped down on senior forward Colleen Moriarty (Canton, MA/Canton HS), forcing her into a one for 11 first half performance.
Moriarty would find her stroke in the second half and brought the Corsairs to within nine points at 41-32 with 17:13 to play but it would be as close as they would get as Garland canned another three to cap an 18-8 run and put the Huskies ahead comfortably at 59-40.
"We didn't match up well with Southern Maine," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Amanda Van Voorhis. "We came out in a zone but were not attentive to their outside shooters. They were the better team and proved why they are undefeated, but there were things we could have done to keep the game closer. We have to keep our head up and remember that we are a good team. We have to get over the hurdle of mental toughness."
Southern Maine had four players in double figures. Jordan finished with a game-high 24 points, Garland was right behind with 23 points, sophomore forward and University of Maine transfer Rebecca Knight (York, ME/York) poured in 18 points and senior forward Jordan Grant (Concord, NH/Concord) added 10 points.
The Corsairs were led by Moriarty, who had a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds. Sophomore guard Kelsey Garrity (Somerville, MA/Somerville) was the only other Corsair in double figures with 11 points.
UMass Dartmouth dropped to 11-3 and 3-2 in the Little East Conference with the defeat, while Southern Maine improved to 15-0 and 5-0 in LEC play with the victory. The Corsairs will return to action when they host Rhode Island College in the first game of a Little East Conference doubleheader Tuesday evening. The Huskies will host UMass Boston Tuesday.


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Guitar Building Workshop, Day 2, July 2015
"You won't believe what happens in the first 48 hours!" Those were my comments as Jay and new workshop student Ken approached the luthier bench together for the first time. Now, stepping back and looking at the progress at the end of day two, I can't believe it!
The project – a Ziricote and Carpathian OM guitar with a side sound port and slotted headstock.
Learn more about acoustic guitar building workshops at Lichty Guitars. Jay teaches one-on-one and small group formats throughout the year.
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Blossom Love Eau de Parfum
The second newest addition to The Secret Garden Collection, in which thoughts, feelings and experiences are freely explored without the complications of the contemporary world, comes Blossom Love.
"Blossom Love is inspired by the sassy nature and loyal heart of the vivacious modern woman. She defies conventions as she unabashedly lives for love, romance and new adventure," explains Amouage Creative Director, Christopher Chong.
Classically elegant, the timeless flower motif of the Blossom Love presentation box evokes memories of precious moments and tender feelings. The delicately curved rose pink bottle is quintessentially feminine and romantic, while the sparkling light rose Swarovski crystal on the cap emotes joy and love in bloom.
- Top notes: Cherry Blossom Nectar, Rose Liquor
- Middle notes: Ylang Ylang, Amaretto Accord, Vanilla
- Base notes: Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Cashmeran
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Beloved Woman Eau de Parfum
Beloved Woman Eau de Parfum
Beloved is a woody chypre fragrance with aromatic top notes dominated by rose and jasmine with a blend of spicy white flowers in the heart. The leather warm vanilla base is underlined with rich woods, resin and animals notes increasing the intensity of the composition.
- Top notes: jasmine, purple rose, lavender, clary sage, clove mud, chamomile, cardamom
- Middle notes: ylang-ylang, violet, everlasting, cistus, benzoin, olibanum, patchouli
- Base notes: cedarwood, sandalwood, castoreum, civet, leather, musk, vanilla, maltol, amber
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Memoir Man Eau de Parfum
Memoir Man Eau de Parfum
This is a woody and leather fougere fragrance inspired by the sombre mood of an existential journey. Both alluring and philosophical, this fragrance defies conventions and moves beyond sense and reason.
- Top notes: absinthe, wormwood, basil, mint
- Middle notes: rose, frankincense, lavender absolute
- Base notes: sandalwood, vetiver, guaiac wood, amber, vanilla, musk, oakmoss, leather, tobacco
3.4 oz.
Epic Woman Eau de Parfum
Epic Woman Eau de Parfum
This spicy oriental fragrance is inspired by the eternal legends of the ancient Silk Road from China to Arabia. In the mystical twilight with the desert wind blowing against her veil, she follows the guiding light in search of the Long lost aria. Beyond truth and immortality, a Legend is born.
- Top notes: cumin, pink bay, cinnamon
- Middle notes: damascene rose, geranium, jasmine, tea
- Base notes: amber, musk, oud, frankincense, guaiac wood, orris, sandalwood, patchouli, vanilla
3.4 oz.
Dia Woman Eau de Parfum
Dia Woman Eau de Parfum
Luxury day wear, a fragrance that is both vibrant and sophisticated. A perfect complement to Amouage Gold.
- Top notes: fig, cyclamen, bergamot, tarragon, sage, violet leaves
- Middle notes: bush peach blossom, rose oil, orange flower, peony, orris
- Base notes: white musk, frankincense, vanilla, heliotrope, cedarwood, sandalwood, guaiac wood
3.4 oz.
Lyric Man Eau de Parfum
Lyric Man Eau de Parfum
Evoking the somber sound of eternity, this spicy oriental fragrance is a dedication to the rose infused with angelica. Created for the confident gentleman who dares to desire.
- Top notes: bergamot, lime
- Middle notes: rose, angelica, orange blossom, green galbanum, spicy ginger, nutmeg, saffron
- Base notes: pine, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, frankincense
3.4 oz.
Journey Man Eau de Parfum
Journey Man Eau de Parfum
Journey for Man, portraying a journey of metamorphoses, is a spicy and woody fragrance that reveals a chiaroscuro of luminosity with a twist of intrigue.
- Top notes, Sichuan pepper, bergamot, cardamom, neroli, bigarade
- Middle notes: juniper berries, incense, pure geraniol, tobacco leaves
- Base notes: tonka beans, cypriol, leather, ambrox
3.4 oz.
Dia Man Eau de Parfum
Dia Man Eau de Parfum
Elegant day wear to complement Amouage Gold, this well-rounded chypre fragrance is a fine example of tasteful subtlety.
- Top notes: cistus, bigarade, cardamom, frankincense, labdanum
- Middle notes: peony, ylang-ylang, orris, plum
- Base notes: vetiver, leather, patchouli, amber, palissander
3.4 oz.
Interlude Woman Eau de Parfum
Interlude Woman Eau de Parfum
In the heart of chaos and disorder, this floral chypre fragrance reveals a moment of unity and sentiment.
- Top notes: bergamot, grapefruit, finger, tagete
- Middle notes: frankincense, rose absolute, orange blossom, helichrysum, jasmine, opoponax
- Base notes: vanilla, benzoin, amber, sandalwood, agarwood, oakmoss, leather, tonka bean, musk, animalic
3.4 oz.
Jubilation Woman 25 Eau de Parfum
Created for the elegant and sophisticated woman who lives her life as an art form, transcending the time, place and cultures which she inhabits.
- Top notes: tarragon, rose, lemon, ylang-ylang
- Middle notes: davana, labdanum ciste, rose, frankincense
- Base notes: amber, musk, vetiver, myrrh, patchouli
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Victor Calderon of Houston, Texas, is a LEADer at William Woods University. He was named LEAD Champion at the university's spring Co-Curricular Honors Banquet April 18.
He earned the award by attending enough LEAD events to earn him more points than any other student. A freshman with double majors in political/legal studies and graphic design, he is the son of Rosie and Lino Gamez.
LEAD (Leading, Educating, Achieving and Developing) is an innovative program developed by William Woods University. It is intended to encourage and reward campus and community involvement that contributes to a complete, well-rounded liberal arts background.
The program has the added advantage of bringing an education at William Woods within reach of all students. Student participation each year runs higher than 90 percent.
LEAD is designed to expand students' interests and enrich their university experience. It is as simple as signing up—and showing up. At this school in mid-Missouri, students enthusiastically attend lectures, art openings, horse shows, theatre productions, leadership workshops and athletic contests, thanks to the incentive of LEAD.
Students who reside on campus receive $5,000, and students who commute receive $2,500. The LEAD program is available to any student, regardless of financial need, who agrees to make the commitment to campus and community involvement.
The commitment is simple. Students are required to accumulate a total of 45 points for the year and at least four points a month along the way. Sponsors of various events scan the students' ID cards, crediting them with attendance, and students can monitor their progress on-line.
LEAD received both national and international media attention when it was first announced in 2000. The program was reported in numerous newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, the Christian Science Monitor and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. In addition, National Public Radio, the BBC in London and ABC in Melbourne, Australia, covered it.


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Steve Cauthen was born May 1, 1960 in Covington, Ky. His father was a trainer and a farrier, which along with his small size made race-riding a logical career choice for Cauthen.
Cauthen rode his first race on May 12, 1976 at Churchill Downs, finishing last. Success, however, came quickly. He rode his first winner (Red Pipe) less than a week later at River Downs, and in 1977 was the nation's leader in wins with 487. In only his second year of riding, he became the first jockey to win $6 million in a single season, passing that mark in December of 1977 on a 3-year-old filly named Little Happiness at Aqueduct. After that, he was called "The Six Million Dollar Man" and "Stevie Wonder."
In 1977, Cauthen won numerous awards, including Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year, Sporting News Sportsman of the Year, Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year, and ABC's Wide World of Sports Athlete of the Year. In the same year, he won the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Apprentice Jockey and the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Jockey in the United States.
In 1978, Cauthen became the youngest jockey to ever win the U. S. Triple Crown, riding Hall of Famer Affirmed to victories in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes.
As he grew older, Cauthen had increasing problems making weight. In 1979, he moved to England, where jockeys normally compete at higher weights, and became a highly successful rider there, as well as in Ireland, France, Germany, and Italy. Cauthen won on his first mount in England when Marquee Universal prevailed in the Grand Foods Handicap at Salisbury Racecourse on April 7, 1979.
Cauthen was British Champion Jockey three times, and won 10 European classic races, including the 2,000 Guineas, the Epsom Derby twice, and the St. Leger Stakes three times. He also won the Irish Oaks twice, and in 1989 rode European Horse of the Year Old Vic to victory in the French Derby and the Irish Derby. In 1991, he won the Derby Italiano on Hailsham.
Other notable races won by Cauthen include the Whitney Handicap, Hopeful Stakes, Sanford Stakes, Futurity Stakes, Laurel Futurity, San Felipe Stakes, Jim Dandy Stakes, United Nations Handicap, 1,000 Guineas, Ascot Gold Cup (2), Middle Park Stakes (4), Epsom Oaks (3), and Grand Prix de Paris (2).
Cauthen was presented the George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award in 1984.
Steve Cauthen was inducted into the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame in 1994.
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Best In Show Award: Hiu Lai Chong
The 2015 Maui Plein Air Painting Invitational Best in Show Award was presented to Hiu Lai Chong for her painting, "All Aboard." Her award-winning painting is featured above. Scroll down to see a larger image.
The 2015 MPAPI event was most exciting. Artists were painting in all sorts of weather. The week culminated with the award announcements, the Collectors' Hour, and the Gala Reception. Fourteen awards were given out with the Best in Show going to Hiu Lai Chong from Maryland.
BIS Award winner received a $1000 cash award from the event sponsors (Islanders, Hawaii, Plein Air Painters; The Village Galleries, and West Maui Cultural Council). In addition, the BIS winner receives a half page ad in Plein Air Magazine and half page ad in Southwest Art.
Michael Clements received the Irvine Museum Award along with a half page ad in Southwest Art. Greg LaRock received the Artists' Choice Award along with a half page ad in Plein Air Magazine.
Congratulations to the award winners and to all the artists for their beautiful entries. The paintings this year are the best collection of paintings we have had in 10 years!
Additional 2015 Maui Plein Air Artist Awards:
The Irvine Museum Award – Michael Clements
Honorable Mentions – Mark Brown, Debra Huse, and David Savellano
Artists' Choice – Greg LaRock
People's Choice – Dave Santillanes
Honor Hawaii, Honor Maui Award – Dave Santillanes
Pioneer Inn Quickdraw Award – Brian Stewart
One Main Plaza Award – Mike Carroll
Montage Kapalua Bay Award – Mary Pettis
Makana Aloha Foundation Awawrd – Greg LaRock
Kaʻanapali Land Management Corp. Award – Randall Sexton
Whole Foods Markets Award – George Allan
Randy Higbee, owner of King of Frame, awarded Jacobus Baas, Debra Huse, Mary Pettis, David Savellano, and Ronaldo Macedo with $100 gift certificates.
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Firefighters came to the rescue of an elderly lady who had fallen in the street.
The 77-year-old was found in some discomfort on Dauntesey Avenue in Pendlebury at 5pm yesterday.
A crew from nearby Agecroft fire station were called to assist her.
The pensioner suffered a suspected broken pelvis.
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Engineered for ProductivityProductivity can be measured in many ways but the up-time of a system is perhaps one of the most important issues. The MicroMax-003 will run maintenance free for years, and when you do have to change an X-ray tube, it has been designed to be as easy as a standard sealed tube X-ray source.
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Hi everyone I am working on a new project that will be announced soon. I am looking to get back to making videos and blogging with increased frequency.
Today I am taking about another auto company which I have made purchases! I once read somewhere you don't invest in autos. This was very true as the companies like GM didn't make it through the 2008 collapse without being helped by the government. Ford did make it though the 08 recession but shareholders would of been nervous not to mention the dividend being cut and share price on life support. Now fast forward both these companies have better management teams and are being valued as if they were still in trouble. The P/E ratio and dividend yield of Ford (F) are a couple of reasons I like the company. The P/E ratio is extremely below the market average. The leadership is also making many good moves they have stream lined their car lines, the product is quality, and it is bringing back popular vehicles like the Bronco. The big questions include: Is the dividend safe? If a recession hits the U.S. economy does the company have a conservative balance sheet? Will it survive and keep investing in the future? I have to answer yes, yes and yes. Looking at recent earnings, Ford can take a big reduction on it's sales and still be able to cover all obligations which include the dividend. This is huge as buying at such a discount and low P/E gives a huge cushion compared to other comapnies.
I think buying now is a great time as there could be a repeat of a special dividend at the beginning of the year. Ford management has said in the past it wants to share profits with shareholders. Sells have slipped from all time highs, which is expected but they are still very good.
I am long F shares! I also write cover calls on my shares! Many ways to make money and protect the down side.
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We offer both a master's degree and a certificate in marriage and family therapy:
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So many of our clients (and let's be honest, ourselves as well) are eager to look inward and find out who they are. For so many years, many of them have been labeled the "addict", the "screw up" etc. and they don't know who they are outside of those labels. With that in mind, I often run a group that focuses on our roles within our family and with that, I love to bring in Caroline Myss' archetypes.
When I first saw these Archetype cards in a grad school course, I immediately was hesitant because I could not get past thinking of them as Tarot cards which was not something I was personally going to bring into my sessions. However, these are far from Tarot cards, rather they are a list of archetypes that we can chose as being part of our personal support team and we chose based on how closely we associate with the light and shadow aspects of each archetype. Caroline Myss has written numerous books about archetypes and how individuals are made up of 12 archetypes, all of which are included in the box of archetype cards.
Of those 12 archetypes, we all share 4 "survival" archetypes that include; The Prostitute, The Saboteur, The Victim and The Child. Once again, there are a variety of different child archetypes and it is again about finding the one that speaks most strongly to you and how you view yourself.
In terms of groups, I often give a brief background about each archetype (a book is included in each box of cards for reference) and I will then open it up to the group and allow them to go through the box and pick out archetypes that they identify within themselves. This is a great exercise because each archetype has both "light" and "shadow" attributes and allows a greater discussion as to what strengths can come out of aspects of ourselves we often consider negative and vice versa.
An important note: for our clients that often get into black and white thinking, this exercise can be a challenge. When I tell clients, "we all have the archetype of prostitute", there is often push back and initial discomfort for that fact so it is important to be sure to follow that up with a conversation about the symbolism of prostitute. An attribute of being the prostitute can be the negotiation of our own morals or ethics for financial gain; it is not necessarily saying that we all sell our bodies for financial gain. With that in mind, it is important that you are well versed and educated in Caroline Myss' theory and how it relates to archetypes before engaging in this exercises, but I would encourage others to give it a try! I have found it highly effective with men and women and individuals of all ages.


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The Keystone team uses reno to generate release notes. These are important user-facing documents that must be included when a user or operator facing change is performed, like a bug-fix or a new feature. A release note should be included in the same patch the work is being performed. Release notes should be short, easy to read, and easy to maintain. They also must link back to any appropriate documentation if it exists. The following conventions help ensure all release notes achieve those goals.
Most release notes either describe bug fixes or announce support for new features, both of which are tracked using Launchpad. The conventions below rely on links in Launchpad to provide readers with more context.
We highly recommend taking careful thought when writing and reviewing release notes. Once a release note has been published with a formal release, updating it across releases will cause it to be published in a subsequent release. Reviews that update, or modify, a release note from a previous release outside of the branch it was added in should be rejected unless it's required for a very specific case.
Please refer to reno's documentation for more information.
When creating a release note that communicates a bug fix, use the bug number in the name of the release note:
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The body of the release note should clearly explain how the impact will affect users and operators. It should also include why the change was necessary but not be overspecific about implementation details, as that can be found in the commit and the bug report. It should contain a properly formatted link in reStructuredText that points back to the original bug report used to track the fix. This ensures the release note is kept short and to-the-point while providing readers with additional resources:
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Release notes detailing feature work follow the same basic format, but instead of using the bug number in the name of the release note, use the blueprint slug used to track the feature work:
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Created new notes file in releasenotes/notes/bp-support-fizzbangs-d8f6a3d81c2a465f.yaml
Just like release notes communicating bug fixes, release notes detailing feature work must contain a link back to the blueprint. Readers should be able to easily discover all patches that implement the feature, as well as find links to the full specification and documentation. All of this is typically found in the blueprint registered in Launchpad:
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Listing Date02/07/17
Year Built2006
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3 Bears Ranch combines the comfort of a private luxury estate with recreational opportunities throughout the prestigious 5860+/-acre Shadow Creek Ranch. A custom handcrafted Sitka log home that is designed for social gatherings with its open floorplan, massive great room and enormous chef's kitchen. Boasting 3 master suites, 4 guest suites, home theater, wine cellar and a 4,000 +/- sq.ft.barn. Complete with custom furnishings and sophisticated rustic finishes for a relaxed, Colorado high country feel.
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Located amongst rolling hills dotted in Colorado wildflowers sits North Silverthorne. Just a short drive to both Silverthorne and Green Mountain Reservoir, but surrounded by open space, this is truly a unique location with a milder climate than the rest of the county. With the Blue River running through it, North Silverthorne encompasses amazing fly-fishing, white water rafting, extensive road biking and hiking trails that roll with the hills. In addition to the awe-inspiring nature, there is also the Raven Golf Club.
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Bryce Dallas Howard has reportedly been offered a role in the new Jurassic Park movie.
According to TheWrap, the actress – best known for her roles in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, The Help and Spider-Man 3 – is "in early negotiations" to star in the dinosaur sequel.
The film has recently been given the title Jurassic World and Universal Pictures has set a release date of June 12, 2015. It will arrive in cinemas nearly 14 years after the last instalment in the dinosaur franchise, 2001's Jurassic Park III.
Steven Spielberg will return as a producer and Colin Trevorrow is on board as director. The blockbuster sequel is a big step up for Trevorrow, whose only previous feature film is Safety Not Guaranteed, an indie comedy-drama made for just $750,000 (£500,000) that came out in December of last year (2012).
As well as directing, Trevorrow co-wrote the latest draft of the screenplay with Derek Connolly, also his collaborator on Safety Not Guaranteed.
"We don't want to create a new scoop here, but we definitely want to honour what came before us," Trevorrow said in an interview this July. "We are very aware of how much a certain generation especially cares about this movie and we talk about it all the time and really the conversation is: It's not about us, it's not about our careers, it's how do we make something that can stand with the first one."


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If you know Mason at all, you are probably not very surprised by the title of this blog.
Sports are his life. Especially basketball.
I'm sure it is very difficult to balance life when you're an incredible athlete who's good with every piece of sporting equipment you lay hands on. But just as Mason is able to balance all his equipment in this photo, he's able to balance all the sports in his life!
Since so much of his time is spent on the court, it only made sense to get some shots of Mason's every day life in his senior photos!
After being court side for awhile, we decided it was time to get some non-basketball related photos for awhile, so we headed to one of our favorite spots to finish out the session, The Tempe Center for the Arts.
And we were glad we did! There's SO much to shoot there! We could've shot all day!
And in fact, we sort of did considering we went on into the night. And again, we were glad we did! How else would we have gotten some of these photos of the amazing lighting that's to be seen around there!
If you can't tell, Scottie and myself (Breanna) are big fans of Mason's senior pictures! Mason, we hope you love them as much as we do! We had a great time working with you! Congrats on your upcoming graduation!
P.S. In case you missed it, we also had the privilege of shooting Mason's brother, Keegan's, senior pictures a couple years back! Yes, this family has more than one multi-talented kid!
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It's always a very satisfying experience, when after the hard work, your cooking skills are accepted by all including your kids and your recipe gets a thumb up by everyone – Mumbai Batata Vada Wrap is one such recipe I am proud of!
Whenever I create any new fusion recipe, it's always like an examination results when you keep your fingers crossed and as my kids take first bite, their facial expression clearly shows that you passed with flying colours or it's a clear no no….well in this case it was happy happy faces and big smiles..at last…goosh…
For me and my wife, wraps have always been a win win situation while negotiating with our kids on menu option than other fast food options available. Mumbai Batata Vada and olives wrap recipe is a truly fusion recipe with Mexican Tortilla, Spanish Olives and Indian (Mumbai Vada) creating a delicious and wholesome snacking option. You can serve them in your cocktail party, kitty parties and kid's Tiffin's!
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Ingredients for Mumbai Batata Vada Wrap:
Tortilla– 4 no's
Mumbai Batata Vada – 8 nos.
Onion (sliced) – 1
Green Olives – 6 no's
Black Olives – 6 no's
Green Mint Dip – 4 teaspoon
Extra Virgin Olive Oil – 25 ml
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Preparation of Mumbai Batata Vada Wrap
Place the tortilla on wooden slab, put 2 Mumbai Batata Vada, onion rings, sliced black and green olives and green mint chutney, sprinkle some extra virgin Olive Oil and roll the wrap.
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Let your eyes adjust to the darkness contained within this unparalleled tome of terrifying poetry. Let yourself be drawn down into the mausoleum of decayed verbiage and grim visions, meeting the poets your mortician always warned you about. These seventeen international authors gathered in the cemetery are already well known within horror poetry circles for their diverse imaginations. Deftly shifting from free verse to sonnets, from grotesque to darkly comical, the Cemetery Poets scream from beyond the grave with deadly accuracy. Editor Peggy Jo Shumate asks, "Do you have a dread of shadowy places?" The answer, after reading Cemetery Poets: Grave Offerings, will undoubtedly be a resounding yes! Step inside the cemetery gates and
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Herman Melville said it best when he proclaimed that every path eventually leads to the sea. For it is the sea that holds our most sacred and terrifying fears, yet it also holds a glorious mysticism over us as a race, an attraction so strong that most of us flock to beaches, river banks, creeks, and lakes at every opportunity to stare out into the vast blueness and wonder: what's out there?
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An all-star cast including Julian Lennon, Clean Bandit and Mick Jones of The Clash feature alongside The Farm for the latest version of their 1990 classic in aid of The British Red Cross and the Shorncliffe trust.
A top five hit on its original release and again as the anthem for England's Euro 2004 campaign, Liverpool band The Farm's 1990 classic All Together Now is set for another outing courtesy of The Peace Collective, with all proceeds going to charity.
Originally inspired by the Christmas Truce of The First World War, where English and German soldiers unofficially ceased fire and ventured across trenches for a famous game of football, the new release, set for December 15, is to mark its centenary.
The project has been assembled by the team behind The Justice Collective, whose 2012 recording of He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother in aid of the victims of the Hillsborough disaster topped the Christmas charts ahead of The X Factor's James Arthur.
In keeping with its inspiration, a choir of sixty schoolboy footballers from both the Premier League and Bundesliga feature on the single, with strings provided by the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) and production helmed by Simon Britton and Jon Moon.
Among the host of big names appearing on the track are Julian Lennon, David Gray, Clean Bandit, Alexandra Burke, The Zutons' Dave McCabe and John Power of Cast, while Suggs and Mick Jones of The Clash contribute both on the track and as executive producers.
"'I'm so pleased that such an eclectic mix of artistes from all over the world wanted to get involved in the new recording of All Together Now," says The Farm's Peter Hooton on the new recording, on which he and his band also feature.
"For me it's really important that the real message of the Christmas Truce, of peace, hope and humanity is highlighted, and I think this great new version of the song captures this atmosphere and the feeling of unity and togetherness which was so evident during the recording sessions," he continues.
The accompanying video, which you can watch below, features studio footage from the original recording alongside clips from the Royal Shakespeare Company's trailer for their new play The Christmas Truce.
The track has been recorded in aid of both The British Red Cross, who help vulnerable people both at home and abroad in response to conflict, natural disasters and individual emergencies, as well as The Shorncliffe Trust, who are currently assembling a national education centre and heritage park in Kent to tell the story of the social impact of war through preservation of original onsite training trenches, barrack houses and war horse stables.
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I am running an HP laptop (compaq 2510p) on Windows 7 32 bit that has a gigabit NIC. I am on an internal work network accessing a share on a server that also has a gigabit NIC. When I try to download an installation file I get a max of 200 kb/sec while my co-worker, who is running off of the same local switch in out office, gets at least 3-6 mb/sec transfer. My CPU and RAM stay below 50% and my network monitor in performance monitor stays below 5%. I have tried the same ethernet cable as my co-worker and he has no problems but I still do.
Edit: I am in the IT staff so I have access to change things, but I just started so I am not familiar with the network or how this laptop is set up. It was used by the person I replaced since he left a couple of months ago so I do not know what is left on here. I believe the network is 100MB/s but that my NIC is Gigabit. Basically since I am new to their setup I am just looking for general places to look since my boss is busy and isn't available very much.
Fixed: Turns out it was the card's speed option. It was set to 100MB/s full duplex but changing it to auto negotiate fixed it.


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Depression in children is a very real problem, compounded by the common misconception that children don't get depressed. In reality, 2.5 percent of children suffer from major depressive incidents, according to the U.S. Surgeon General. Children display slightly different symptoms of depression than adults do, so parents should be aware of their children's behavior and pick up on any unusual changes.
Causes of Depression in Children
Depression is a complex disease and has a number of potential causes. Scientists have identified a strong genetic link with mental disorders, so if anyone in your family suffers from depression, then your child is also at a certain level of risk. Another factor is biological — some children with depression have a low level of neurotransmitters in their brain, which hinders their ability to feel happy.
Finally, changes and stress can bring about depression or make it worse. Death, divorce, moving, breakups, chronic illnesses and other stressful events can easily cause or worsen childhood depression symptoms.
Symptoms of Children With Depression
Warning signs that may indicate children with depression include:
- Attempts to run away from home
- Boredom
- Excessive concern with failure
- Frequent complaints of vague physical ailments (headaches, stomachaches, fatigue)
- Frequent irritability, crying
- Lack of interest in play
- Lack of social interaction
- Reckless behavior
- Sudden drop in school performance.
If your child has been displaying a combination of these childhood depression symptoms for at least two weeks and you've noticed an increase in unhappy and lethargic behavior, make an appointment with your pediatrician. Children with depression need treatment in order to improve, as depression is a real illness.
Don't delay seeking treatment for childhood depression symptoms. Children with depression do attempt suicide and are often successful — the Centers for Disease Control that suicide reports that suicide is the fourth-leading cause of death for children ages 10 to 14.
Depression in Childhood: Teenagers
The moody, irritable, anxiety-ridden teenager is a common stereotype, and certainly many teens fall into this category. Adolescence is a turbulent time. Teenagers have to deal with sudden body changes, peer groups and an emerging sense of self. In all the confusion, it's easy to miss the signs of childhood depression symptoms in teenagers.
Unfortunately, many instances of depression in children and teenagers lead to suicide attempts. Talk of suicide must always be taken seriously: 70 percent of teenagers who talk about committing suicide eventually make a serious attempt to end their lives. According to the Centers for Disease Control, suicide was the third-leading cause of death of people ages 15 to 24 in 2005.
A cautionary note on suicidal teens who are receiving treatment for depression: People struggling with depression are most likely to commit suicide as the treatment begins to work. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned in 2004 that suicidal thinking may occur within the first few weeks of treatment with antidepressants. Treatment of depression in children takes time, and the teen's energy level may rise while he is still suicidal. Special care and attention should be given during this time.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention Staff. (2007). Suicide: Facts at a glance. Retrieved April 8, 2010, from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website: http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/dvp/Suicide/SuicideDataSheet.pdf.
Hecht, B.K. and F. (2004). Antidepressants and suicide, FDA warns. Retrieved April 8, 2010, from the Medicine Net website: http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=31649.
New, M. (2008). Understanding depression. Retrieved April 7, 2010, from the Kids Health website: http://kidshealth.org/parent/emotions/feelings/understanding_depression.html#.
Teen Suicide Statistics Staff. (n.d.). Teen suicide overview. Retrieved April 7, 2010, from the Teen Suicide Statistics website: http://www.teensuicidestatistics.com/.
U.S. Surgeon General Staff. (n.d.). Mental health: A report of the surgeon general. Retrieved April 8, 2010, from the U.S. Surgeon General website: http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/mentalhealth/chapter3/sec5.html.


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If 2008 was a year to forget for Bangladesh cricket, 2009 has been a rare treat: one to savour.
At first glance, heading into the year, it seemed that cricket's youngest Test nation was destined to have a tumultuous 12 months. Having lost arguably some of their best players to the ICL, Bangladesh also had to contend with injuries to their most reliable bowler and the change of captaincy that ensued. Mohammad Ashraful, Mashrafe Mortaza and Shakib Al Hasan have all skippered the side at one time or another in 2009. Shakib, who signed for Worcestershire late in 2009, proved to be an inspirational captain, and largely under his leadership, Bangladesh have had their most successful year since they gained Test status.
Bangladesh played three Tests in 2009. Having lost the first against Sri Lanka in January in a predictably nonchalant style, they went on to surprise the world and possibly themselves by notching up their first Test series victory against West Indies, who fielded a depleted side. But the victory was no less sweet for success-starved Bangladesh supporters.
Bangladesh's year in Test cricket was notable for other reasons too. They made a top score of 345 in St Vincent, where Tamim Iqbal scored his maiden Test century, and on all but one occasion they were able to post at least 200 runs in an innings. For a side that is accustomed to the ignominy of innings defeats, this was no mean feat.
It was in ODI cricket, however, that Bangladesh made the most impressive strides in 2009. Of the 19 ODIs they played, they won 14 and lost five. This compares favourably to 2008, when they only won five of their 26 ODIs. A success rate of 74% is impressive by itself, but they also twice scored over 300 against Zimbabwe in Bulwayo - a remarkable statistic for a side that frequently struggles to score above 250 in 50-over cricket.
It will be argued that Bangladesh hardly faced the better-ranked sides in 2009, and while this is of course true, it is also worth noting that one of those ODI victories came against a full-strength Sri Lanka side and that Zimbabwe fielded one of their strongest teams in recent years.
High point
There is no doubt that the team's tour to the West Indies in July was the highlight of Bangladesh's year. Bangladesh had tasted Test success just once previously, against Zimbabwe in 2005. Since then, they have come close but ultimately failed to cross the finish line. In 2009 they not only swept the Test series but also the ODIs.
A cursory glance at the scorecards for those Tests will reflect that West Indies fielded an inexperienced side and that both matches were closely fought. However, statistics alone cannot paint an accurate picture. Although lacking big-name players, Reifer's side contained some cricketers who were an injury or two away from selection to a full-strength side (for example, Kemar Roach, Travis Dowlin and Darren Sammy are all currently touring Australia). Moreover, while West Indies were undercooked before the first Test, they were certainly better prepared for the second. It was the nature of those wins that gives Bangladesh supporters cause for optimism.
"Bangladesh continue to be overly reliant on their army of spinners and will be acutely aware that matches are rarely won through left-arm spin alone. The lack of seam-bowling support will need to be addressed"
Amid all the uncertainty and controversy on that tour, Bangladesh could easily have succumbed to yet another loss. Followers of Bangladesh cricket will know only too well the team's habit of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. But this proved not to be Multan in 2003 or Fatullah in 2006. Ultimately Bangladesh triumphed.
There were other high points too. In Zimbabwe, Charles Coventry posted the highest individual ODI score, but this could not prevent Shakib's men taking the series 4-1, and then repeating the feat with an identical scoreline at home in November. Bangladesh supporters only dare to whisper it right now, but there is an increasing suspicion that their side has finally discovered the art of winning.
Low point
It was not all success and accolades for Bangladesh this year. In Twenty20s, which would appear in theory to be tailormade for the trigger-happy Bangladesh batsmen, the team have had a year to forget, losing every match they played. The most embarrassing of these was against Ireland at Trent Bridge, where the Bangladesh batting reverted to type and the O'Brien brothers enhanced their reputations.
In this review last year Utpal Shuvro nominated Mohammad Ashraful as Bangladesh's "fading star". This year he averaged just under 13 in Tests and under 25 in ODIs. Ashraful's career has descended into clich ; an apparently gifted young batsman unable to assert himself on the international stage is a story heard before, as the careers of Mark Ramprakash and Mohammad Kaif will attest. Ashraful did make some valuable contributions in 2009, but these were with the ball rather than the bat.
The loss of the captaincy means Ashraful is no longer guaranteed a place in the side. He may be only 25 but he has also played 50 Tests, and more ODIs than Andrew Flintoff. His future must now surely be in doubt.
New kid on the block
Just one cricketer made debuts in all three formats for Bangladesh in 2009, and what a debut it was. Rubel Hossain is young, energetic and capable of regularly hitting 85mph. He returned figures of 4 for 33 from just 5.3 overs in his maiden ODI, against Sri Lanka in January. The 19-year-old from Bagerhat is Bangladesh's answer to Mohammad Aamer, and while he has much to learn, he is certainly an exciting prospect.
What 2010 holds
Bangladesh have a surprisingly busy schedule in 2010, when they will face some of the bigger beasts in world cricket. Sri Lanka, India, New Zealand and England will all provide much sterner tests.
Although they have performed admirably in 2009, there are still unanswered questions. It is not yet clear whether the injury-prone Mortaza will reclaim the captaincy or whether the selectors will keep faith with Shakib. The selectors must also decide whether to recall any former ICL players, who become eligible for selection in the New Year.
Bangladesh continue to be overly reliant on their army of spinners and will be acutely aware that matches are rarely won through left-arm spin alone. The lack of seam bowling support will need to be addressed.
A relatively successful year has come to an end, but Bangladesh's performances in 2010 will provide a truer reflection of how much they have evolved. Greater challenges lie ahead, but a side that constantly has to battle for respectability can venture into the New Year full of hope and optimism, and it is not very often that one can say that.


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I knew I was getting TOO comfortable. The husband and both the kids were in school, I couldn't work because I was waiting for my board approval to come through, cookies were baking, sewing was coming along...when B A M! Emergency board meeting kindly allows my contract renewal early and little man decides to bathe and scrub down with (there is no other possible explanation) in poison ivy. So now I have lots to get done and a sick kid, mind you not sick enough to leave me alone, just enough to annoy me! I did manage to finish up this project while he was napping with the aid of Benedryl.
Not too long ago, a Habitat for Humanity ReStore opened in our area. It is so fun to go and browse all of the building materials and furnishings there. The hours are a bit sporadic, but if you are patient you might just find a fun weekend project.
TUTORIAL: I had left over cream oil based paint that I used for the wood. Actually, I am not even sure it was real wood. Probably a fiber board or something. I did decide to distress it with some stain because the dents from the previous finish didn't look right with a bright coat of paint on them. I didn't even bother to tape off the upholstery, if you have a steady hand and a edging tool (like a Spackle knife) I wouldn't even bother.
The fabric I used was a linen. I love linen! It was really easy to work with and gave me the shabby chic look I wanted. After laying the fabric over the chair I cut openings for the frame and finished them with bias tape I made from the linen. Then, bias tape ties were attached at each opening and a ruffle added.I made the top portion by making what looked like a pillow case. The only difference is I added a 2" strip of fabric to join the pieces at the top of the arch. It was necessary to split the sides and finish with bias tape at the widest point for easy removal.
Here's another item I picked up at ReStore -- Check back soon to see what has become of it.
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Accra, Feb. 27, GNA - The Chieftaincy Institution in Ghana has become the toast of many nations and the pace setter in Africa, attracting scores of friendly visits to under study the system. Unfortunately, the irony of the situation is that whilst the institution is locally being seen as the stone unfit for the building, it is becoming the very cornerstone of the building for other countries.
In recent times, some individuals have even advocated the abolition of the chieftaincy institution on grounds that it has outlived its usefulness. Others too argue that it has become outmoded, a historical and cultural relic of the past.
By and large, the chieftaincy Institution is gaining prominence in spite of these unfavourable impressions. Since the establishment of that Ministry, many delegations of prominent chiefs and people from traditional authorities across Africa have been here to see how our chieftaincy system works.
Last year, 2013, two such delegations from Sudan and Zambia were in the country.
The Zambian delegation was by far the largest comprising11 prominent chiefs and officials from the Zambian Ministry of Chiefs and Traditional Affairs led by the sector minister, Professor Nkandu Luo. The visits were in recognition of the important role the chieftaincy institution has played, and continues to play towards peace and national development in Ghana.
There are indications that this year similar delegations from other countries including Malawi and possibly La Cote d'Iviore will also come to visit.
The chieftaincy institution in Ghana is described as the kingpin of our culture and heritage. According to Professor Irene Odotei, a distinguished scholar on chieftaincy, the institution is one of the most enduring traditional institutions in Ghana, and has displayed remarkable resilience from pre-colonial through colonial and post-colonial times.
Chiefs combine executive, legislative, judicial and religious/traditional roles. Boafo Arthurs also contends that chiefs are political and social power centres in their areas of jurisdiction. The Institution symbolizes socio-political and even spiritual power in many parts of Ghana and Africa.
The story is told of a couple who lost their way into a strange community at dead of night. Having no relatives or friends in the community, they requested to be sent to the chief�s palace. There they had the best of attention. They requested for a few more days at the palace even though they had originally not planned to stay that long. This shows the security and comfort the institution provides.
With the exception of very few cases, the institution has been able to hold many societies together from falling apart. It has also played a key role in bringing development to various communities over the years.
The interest of many African countries to come and understudy our chieftaincy system and also share their experiences with us is as a result of several factors. First is the fact that our chieftaincy system has been able to withstand the influence of foreign cultures and values. It has remained the fulcrum and the anchor of our traditional governance and heritage.
Professor Luo echoed this observation by describing it as vibrant and robust. The Ambassador of the Republic of La Cote d'Iviore to Ghana, His Excellency Bernard Koutou has also observed that Ghana's chieftaincy system is a great model.
Another factor for the attraction is the way the chieftaincy system has effectively been blended and integrated into our formal political governance system and administration. One recalls the British Colonial Administrative policy of Indirect Rule where chiefs played a key role. This has been the practice since then though with some modifications here and there by successive governments.
For instance, Article 276(1) of the 1992 Constitution states that a chief shall not take part in active party politics; and any chief wishing to do so and seeking election to parliament shall abdicate his stool or skin. There are good reasons for this. The caveat, however, is that notwithstanding the above cited clause of the Constitution, a chief may be appointed to any public office {(Article 276 (2)}.
The system and practice is different in some other African countries. This is certainly one of the beauties of our country's democracy.
It suffices to state that during the interventions with the various foreign delegations, the Minister for Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs, Dr Henry Seidu Daannaa emphasized that in spite of the mutual relationship between the Government and the chieftaincy institution, government does not interfere in chieftaincy matters by determining who becomes a chief or otherwise.
This is the opposite case in some African countries, with its attendant consequences. The chieftaincy institution in Ghana, albeit the challenges, has been able to hold itself together for decades, and provided leadership at all levels in our national life.
There were times when the intervention of Nananom was the panacea to national crisis. The nobility and reverence accorded the institution in Ghana has also contributed significantly to its positive image on the local and international scene. Our chieftaincy institution over the decades continues to play the unifying role in our diverse socio-cultural, political and religious society, projecting our values and culture.
Unlike the practice in many other African countries where the structure and operations of the chieftaincy institution is not well defined, we have a well-coordinated structure and system, starting from the Divisional/Traditional Council through the various Regional
Houses of Chiefs to the National House of Chiefs.
Again, the chieftaincy institution in Ghana is anchored firmly under Article 270(1) of the 1992 Constitution which explicitly states that The Institution of Chieftaincy, together with its traditional Councils as established by law and usage is hereby guaranteed. Again, though the process of installing a chief may differ from one traditional area to another, the ceremonies often associated with these events are most often national in character.
A lot of dignitaries and other traditional rulers attend such colourful festivals and durbars.
Interestingly, our system in Ghana does not permit Parliament, the highest legislative body in the country, to enact any law which confers on any person or authority the right to accord or withdraw recognition to or from a chief for any purpose whatsoever or (b) in any way detract or derogate from the honour and dignity of the institution of chieftaincy {(Article 270 (2)}.
The purpose of the Chieftaincy Act, Act 759 (2008), an Act to revise and consolidate the chieftaincy Act 370 (1971) is to bring the provisions of the institution in conformity with the constitution and to provide for related matters. The Act has since become a reference document for most African states on matters of chieftaincy.
Currently, the chieftaincy institution in Africa is going through reforms. These reforms, according to one renowned scholar on chieftaincy, are to make the Institution of Chieftaincy stronger, enduring and more responsive to the needs of modern times. The chieftaincy institution in Ghana is not left out in these reforms. Dr Daannaa has noted significantly that: if the institution of Chieftaincy will survive the next century, it depends on chiefs themselves.
One of the major reforms executed by the National House of Chiefs, and facilitated by the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs, was the development of the Code of Royal Ethics for chiefs which was launched last year. In his preface the President of the National House of Chiefs, Wulugu Naba Pugansoa, Naa Professor John Sebiyam Nabila stated that 99 per cent of chiefs (as respondents) agreed to having a code for the institution. This is a demonstration of the fact that this code of royal ethics for chiefs has a phenomenal support of both chiefs and non-chiefs, he said.
The representation of Queenmothers at both the Regional and National Houses of Chiefs is another reform by the National House in collaboration with the Ministry of Chieftaincy and Traditional Affairs and other stakeholders.
It is expected that these reforms will go a long way to improve the chieftaincy institution and its administration in the country. The undeniable fact is that our chieftaincy institution and Administration has made a tremendous positive impact on the continent of Africa. It behoves on the entire Ghanaian society, therefore, in our individual and collective capacities, to uplift the image of the institution which is perhaps the last remnant of our cultural heritage.
A GNA feature by Laary Dasmani Issifu


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He is considered the operations man of the BJP. The driving force behind the steady rise of the party across the country. Considered a political Chanakya, he was in Mysuru recently on his last leg of campaigning.
My interview with Amit Shah, the President of the BJP, was scheduled for 8.30 pm at Hotel Radisson Blu Plaza. When I got there, the lobby was filled with BJP workers— some of whom, instead of talking elections, were busy making boastful claims of being close to Amit Shah.
As I waited and chatted to a few politicians, the interview time had passed. I finally got my chance at 12.15 am! As I sat with Amit Shah along with another journalist to interview him, I was surprised Shah looked so fresh. Just as I was about to ask what keeps him alert at this hour after a long day of election campaigning, I got my answer — a cup of black coffee arrived to which he added some water to lighten it and the interview began…
By Vikram Muthanna
Star of Mysore (SOM): Why should Karnataka choose BJP?
Amit Shah: I will look at your question in a different perspective. For five years, Siddharamaiah government has ruled Karnataka and there is not a single reason why people should vote for Congress again.
To give you statistics, firstly, more than 3,500 farmers have committed suicide due to agrarian crisis and lack of support from the government. And there has been a rapid and steady increase in farmers' suicides in Karnataka. On the contrary, in Maharashtra there is a 42 percent decrease in farmers' suicides after we assumed office.
Secondly, Bengaluru has been handed over to N.A. Haris, K.J. George and Roshan Baig. Law and order machinery has collapsed and you can see examples of powerful people attacking innocents at hotels and politicians attempting to set fire to documents in government offices. I don't think that people of Bengaluru and Karnataka will forget such incidents and take them lightly.
I feel that the Congress government has not fulfilled any aspirations of the people in any parameters like development, implementation of Central schemes or extension of the strong base and image that they had got in Bengaluru.
When you compare Congress government in Karnataka with the NDA government at the Centre, the Centre has pumped in over Rs. 3 lakh crore to Karnataka, Rs. 2.19 lakh crore in the 14th Finance Commission and Rs. 80,000 crore under different schemes and programmes initiated by the Centre like the Metro Rail in Bengaluru, Railway lines, Roads, MUDRA Bank scheme and urban transportation. I have not included the Rs. 17,000 crore that has been allocated for sub-urban Railway.
SOM: Congress has claimed that the BJP manifesto is just tokenism and they have rated it 1 out of 5. What is your take on that?
Amit Shah: See, Congress will never appreciate BJP manifesto and how can they praise my manifesto? I have given you statistics in my manifesto and I have set goals and laid the path to achieve the statistics. Please find me just one statistic from Congress manifesto. What the Congress has done is tokenism.
SOM: You have changed certain names of Congress schemes and programmes in your manifesto. Like Anna Bhagya has become Anna Dasoha and Indira Canteen has become Mukhyamantri Annapurna Canteen.
Amit Shah: The loopholes in these schemes will be eliminated and re-implemented in a proper way. That is why we have renamed them. If a scheme or programme is good and is benefiting people, why scrap it? We don't believe in such politics. The loopholes in the schemes will be rectified and implemented in a new way.
SOM: Initially, the Karnataka election was on the plank of development. Now it's based on caste. Like the Veerashaiva-Lingayat issue…
Amit Shah: Tell me who brought the Lingayat issue? Don't generalise. Whose fault was this? It was Congress that raised the issue for political gains. Please print this. And also mention what BJP has done on this.
SOM: But all political parties are caught in the Veerashaiva-Lingayat chakravyuha.
Amit Shah: We are not caught in any chakravyuha. Congress tries to create such chakravyuha in States and miserably fails to succeed in every State. Why are you asking me this question? You are asking Rahul Gandhi's question to me.
SOM: CM Siddharamaiah has stated that the BJP has an understanding with the JD(S). He even said H.D. Kumaraswamy (State JD-S President) has met you. And you also have asked for proof. Your comments?
Amit Shah: I have not asked, Ananth Kumar (Union Minister) has asked for proof. If the CM has proof let him declare it. Otherwise stop making such statements. And the CM has literally stopped making such statements.
SOM: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that voting for JD(S) is like wasting a vote.
Amit Shah: Modi has not said like that. He has said that JD(S) is not in a position to dethrone the Congress as they operate in limited area. And this is a fact too. He has said that those who want Congress out must vote for BJP.
SOM: Now PM Modi suddenly has praised JD(S) Supremo and former PM H.D. Deve Gowda and this has led to presumption that it's politically motivated?
Amit Shah: There is no politics in this. If a person speaks nice about another person, where is politics in this? We don't do such politics. What is wrong in praising someone? And our candidates are fighting in every constituency.
SOM: You have tweeted without naming anyone about people going abroad and discussing about Tipu Sultan…
Amit Shah: No, not like that. See today Pakistan has heaped praises on Tipu Sultan. I have just drawn a similarity between the Congress and the Pakistanis. Even here too Tipu Jayanti is celebrated. Their mentality is the same.
SOM: Unlike Rahul Gandhi's Congress which you have faced in the North, in the South it is Siddharamaiah's Congress which is considered stronger?
Amit Shah: Siddharamaiah's Congress?! He has been in Congress for what ?…5 years? 8 years?
SOM: As a politician, how will you assess Siddharamaiah?
Amit Shah: As a politician I don't need to assess him. But as a Chief Minister…he has failed, he is a disaster.
SOM: How do you compare your campaign in Karnataka to the North.
Amit Shah: See, in politics there is no such thing as South India and North India. There is only language differences and the politics has its own DNA. And it goes according to that.
SOM: Corruption was the biggest plank when BJP got into the campaign mode in Karnataka. But you have given tickets to such candidates who are accused of corruption…Like the Reddy brothers in Ballari.
Amit Shah: Even now, corruption is the biggest issue. Tell me what accusations our candidates are facing…Tell me one case and one FIR…There is not a single case against them and nothing has been proved.
SOM: What about (former CM and BJP's CM candidate) B.S. Yeddyurappa?
Amit Shah: Even with Yeddyurappa, not a single case has been proven. In the pending case, if the Karnataka government has not appealed, how can I tell the government? Rahul Gandhi has to tell. If the government had appealed, the Supreme Court would have cleared Yeddyurappa's name by now and you wouldn't have got a chance to ask this question. That is why the Karnataka government is not appealing in the Supreme Court because they know the case will be dismissed. They very well know that the case will not even be admitted in the Supreme Court.
SOM: When Prime Minister Modi had come to Mysuru in 2014, he had said that the Centre would like to improve Mysuru tourism and make it as good as Paris. Does the BJP have any plans for Mysuru city?
Amit Shah: You must ask Yeddyurappa, but from the party side we have dedicated a chapter for tourism in our manifesto. I have travelled across Mysuru during the last three months. There is a huge potential for tourism in Mysuru and it has a very rich culture. Even Karnataka has very rich culture and it is perhaps richer than any other State in the country. People who get elected have to formulate tourism-centric plans and programmes as there is good scope.
SOM: You visited Varuna for the first time after Yeddyurappa's son Vijayendra was denied a ticket from there. How did you feel? Does the party candidate have the support of the BJP workers there?
Amit Shah: Yes, the candidate has the support of BJP. It is not just Vijayendra whose ticket has been denied. There many aspirants who have not got tickets. There were at least 15 to 20 claimants in each seat.
SOM: Last time you changed three Chief Ministers. This time, will you be more stable?
Amit Shah: This time, there is no government at the Centre that destabilises and throws off State Governments.
SOM: But the Lingayat community feels the BJP will betray Yeddyurappa again…
Amit Shah: See, this is a misinformation spread by Congress. We have declared that Yeddyurappa is our Chief Ministerial candidate. The question of betrayal does not arise. And the party is staunchly behind Yeddyurappa.
SOM: Then will it be a five-year mandate for Yeddyurappa?
Amit Shah: Yes. Absolutely. And there is no confusion.
SOM: Congress, during its rule in Karnataka, neutered the Lokayukta and created the Anti-Corruption Bureau. If BJP comes to power, will the party strengthen the Lokayukta?
Amit Shah: Absolutely. We have mentioned this in our manifesto.
SOM: But Lokpal has not been appointed by the Centre where BJP is in power.
Amit Shah: The Centre is not the only body that is involved in the process of constituting Lokpal. We can take the initiative. There is the Chief Justice of India, leaders from all political parties will be there. Mallikarjuna Kharge (Congress leader in Lok Sabha) does not even come to the Lokpal meetings.
SOM: Southern States are facing the problem of river water sharing. As the President of a National party, what is your view?
Amit Shah: It is not only the question of Southern States. It is there everywhere. There is a set mechanism and the States have to follow. The problem is when the mechanism is violated, States go to the courts and the issue prolongs. As the case is in the Supreme Court, it is better not to comment.
SOM: So if BJP wins in Karnataka do you think the Cauvery water issue between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu will be sorted?
Amit Shah: Naturally. Wherever BJP government is in power, things have been smooth. Like Narmada water dispute. Where is the dispute now? The dispute between Maharashtra and Gujarat over Tapi river water sharing has also been solved and there was not a single protest.
SOM: Now, we have to ask you some question in lighter vein. People say they have never seen you laugh…
Amit Shah: No no, of course, I laugh… main hasta hunji. Laughs.
SOM: Some BJP leaders mentioned that you are on a weight-loss spree after being told to do so by the PM.
Amit Shah: It is not like Modi has said it but I have indeed reduced. Because of my weight, I was facing some health issues. It is right that I have reduced 30 kgs, but this is not for public consumption and it is my personal issue… Laughs and asks (why you ask these things).
SOM: But you can be a role model to many as you have reduced so much of weight…
Amit Shah: There are many things where I can be a role model (laughs…)
SOM: People call you Chanakya. Interestingly, you have been the President of Chess Association. You like chess and is there any similarity between chess and politics?
Amit Shah: Yes. I was the Chess Association President and at that time, we did an experiment where playing chess was made compulsory in primary schools of two districts in Gujarat. This experiment gave good results as the children developed good IQ. Chess is such a game where a person acquires the skill to formulate strategies and the game sharpens one's mind.
Amit Shah is shrewd, there is no doubt. He also has an air of "will do whatever it takes to win." But he is also calm, collected and aware of the machinations within the BJP. And yes, Amit Shah knows his pawns, their abilities and how to move them to win. But can this Chanakya beat the strong "Siddharamaiah Congress" that has no anti-incumbency? We will know in five days.


text: Artifact Details Title Genie design notes and program listing Catalog Number 102726229 Type Text Date ca. 1967 Publisher Rice University Extent 1 volume (various pagings) Description Program listings, and typed and handwritten design notes, flowcharts, etc. Includes "Report on the algorithmic language Genie" by Mary Shaw, January 1964. Category Program Listing Collection Title Edward Feustel collection on the Rice University Computer Project Series Title Rice University Computer Project materials Credit Gift of Edward Feustel Lot Number X4736.2008


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Student Job Registration Available August 15th!
As of August 15th, students with a work study allotment in their financial aid award will have the ability to search, apply and be hired for campus jobs. Please note that many employers are out of the office during the summer and return to campus mid-August, so do not panic if you don't hear back right away as some employers don't begin the interview/hiring process until the end of August.


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We've all heard about the impacts of palm done wrong in Malaysia and Indonesia. Endangered animals brought to the brink of extinction, primal rain forests destroyed, farmers being driven off their lands, peat fires that cause devastating air pollution throughout the entire region.
Now it's time to hear the other, happier side of the palm story. A story where animal habitats and rain forests are preserved, where farmers are empowered, where communities thrive and the environment is nurtured.
This is the story of Palm Done Right.
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Science Program
"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." – Marcel Proust
Barnesville has adopted NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS published by the National Science Teachers Association.
At the Barnesville School, we use an inquiry approach to science instruction. In this approach, teachers guide students through hands-on discovery activities. Students are encouraged to ask questions and are given the opportunity to explore the answers to these questions. This approach allows students to develop a deeper understanding of the concepts being presented. These developmentally appropriate activities help students to develop the skills necessary to succeed in challenging science classes and foster a lifelong love of science. Our curriculum meets and exceeds the Next Generation Science Standards published by the National Science Teachers Association in 2013.
Beginning at the youngest age our students are provided with a variety of opportunities to develop an understanding of foundational science concepts. From watching caterpillars grow into a butterflies and releasing them, to hatching baby chicks in the classroom, to picking apples at the orchard, our science curriculum is based on the understanding that children have a natural tendency to enjoy observing and thinking about nature and are motivated to explore the world around them. Our science curriculum is taught with an integrated approach allowing our students to experience art, music, movement, field trip, hands-on, and literary experiences through science.
Lower School
Our Lower School science program is completely integrated with the rest of the curriculum. This helps our students to realize that science is everywhere. Students are encouraged to ask questions, predict outcomes, and draw conclusions based on their observations. Hands-on activities, such as pumpkin math and icemen measuring, are designed to teach data collection and measurement in ways that are engaging, challenging, and fun. Science and ecology partnerships enhance our curriculm with projects such as growing and harvesting crops on campus with Brickyard Educational Farm and creating reef balls for Chesapeake Bay oysters with students from the Poolesville High School Global Ecology Magnet Program.
Middle School
Our Middle School science program invites students to develop a deeper understanding of the main branches of science—Life Science, Physical Science, and Earth and Space Sciences. Each grade focuses on one of these branches. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) activities such as building water towers and rollercoasters are woven into our curriculum, and we bring the arts into as many lessons as possible. We continue to encourage students to ask good questions. Through our class discussions and hands-on activities, students are challenged to develop their own theories and look at these theories with a critical eye. Students respectfully question each other and search for evidence to support, modify, or dismiss these theories.


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Seventh Heaven
An (almost) hidden gem in Glasgow crown, Seventh Heaven is a little bit of luxury in the busy Charing Cross area of the city next to several major hotels and surrounded by pubs along Finnieston and Sauchiehall Street. In a little complex of pubs and restaurants of it's own in Elmbank Gardens, it's right next to a train station and buses on the main road.
Entry is just £10 and its open 7 nights a week from 9pm, earlier on busy nights of the year, to 3am.
Enter on ground level and descend to the main club, a luxury spot with updated decor on theme of angels and devils.
They offer lap dancing in an area upstairs and VIP treatment in a separate area and a stage show in the centre of a club next to the well stocked bar.
While Seventh Heaven always has a good number of dancers on each night it gets busy on weekends, holidays, football nights and other events.
Excellent door staff, always in the background and not just on the door-but just adds to the easy vibe!
Drinks are varied and not expensive, just make sure you take yours with you though when you go for a dance!
Away from the bustle of Glasgow city centre, although near by taxi or train, it's a kind of haven with it's own atmosphere. Laid back and many beautiful dancers it's perfect for lads nights, a quick dance after the pub or some corporate bonding. Enjoy a drink downstairs or have a dance upstairs where the fun really starts! Talented dancers from around the world, with something for every strip fan.
A welcoming venue for a great night, central (ish) with perfect transport links, Seventh Heaven is a lap dancing club you will want to go back to again and again.
|9-15 Elmbank Gardens, Charing Cross, Glasgow, G2 4NQ.
|0141 221 2772
|Entry £10.
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|Open 7 days, 9pm to 3am.
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Bell Canada will Use Network Usage Information for "select purposes"
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Bell Canada is going to use its customers (starting with mobile subscribers) data usage information for a number of purposes, including the controversial behavioral advertising. The way it is done (with opt-out option only, see below) brings back past incidents in the UK (Phorm) and US (Nebuad) - all ended up with lawsuits (see "Paper: The Use of DPI for Behavioral Advertising (Case Study:
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We are now entering the cooler months of the year so I have been having requests for studio sessions of late. I love studio sessions for newborns, babies and small children but don't forget this time of the year has amazing afternoon light, stunning colour in leaves and you can wear wonderful bright colours in your family portraits.
I have wanted to share this little baby boys session with you for a while. Ben is now one year old and still as cute as his baby portraits. So enjoy some of my favourites from his session, taken in my studio. His clever Mum knitted the adorable beanie just for the session.
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By Allen Moff | Staff writer
Heres what Kent State mens basketball coach Rob Senderoff noticed after watching the tape of Saturdays 74-60 victory at Nebraska, the Golden Flashes first road victory over a Big Ten opponent since 1970:
The hustle plays that we made in the second half really stood out. The 50-50 balls, taking charges, making simple plays, making winning plays, scrapping and getting long rebounds all the little things you need to do to win on the road, in the second half in particular, we did all of those. Our execution was good throughout the game. When we needed a stop, we found a way to get one. The guys really competed. (Junior forward) Mark Henniger got a loose ball putback that was big. We tipped a ball and (senior guard) Chris Evans dove on the floor and called timeout, then we ended up scoring on that next possession. (Junior guard) Bryson Pope made a two or three rotation deflection. Those types of plays were really important in helping us win. And Randal (senior guard Randal Holt) really showed a lot of poise down the stretch when the shot clock was winding down. Our execution on offense down the stretch was excellent, and we got the stops we needed to make it hard for them to get back in the game.
We didnt do a great job rebounding the ball, that would be the one thing in particular. I want to make sure we dont get away from it, because thats been a strength of ours. Obviously theyre a big team, but weve gotta do a better job on the defensive glass in particular finding bodies. They had a little point guard who got four offensive rebounds, and that just shouldnt happen against us.
(Sophomore point guard) Kris Brewer was sick. It was a virus that he had. I think hes fine now. He played; he didnt play great, but his presence just being out there helped us. Our guys saw how sick he was all day. He was fine today.
The Flashes (4-2) will visit Youngstown State (3-3) Wednesday at 7:05 p.m.