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Dean Street can be found in the trendy Soho district of London, and has a long and rich history. It was on Dean Street in 1764 where a young musical genius called Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart gave a recital. It is also the street where Karl Marx lived for several years and where the unofficial headquarters of the French Resistance was located in the Second World War. You can look forward to a host of attractions and places of interest to explore in this area, with plenty of art galleries, historical attractions, theatres, and even fascinating sightseeing tours.
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With the delights of Soho right on the doorstep, many of the businesses around Dean Street are entertainment, retail, or culture related, such as theatres, galleries, shops, pubs, bars, and clubs. However, there are a number of other businesses that rent office space on Dean Street, which include marketing consultants, film productions services, graphic designers and record companies.
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Dean Street is close to a huge array of entertainment, so you will certainly never be short of things to do. Theatre performances, live jazz, cinemas and live comedy are just a few of the options that are open to you in the immediate vicinity of Dean Street. Dining out also brings with it many options, these include a host of restaurants serving up tempting dishes from around the world. French, Italian, Spanish and Thai are just a fraction of the options you have when it comes to cuisines.
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Within a mere amble from Dean Street, you will be able to reach Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square tube stations. For mainline services, you can stroll past Trafalgar Square to reach Charing Cross railway station, and the area is also well served by taxis and bus services. Drivers will be able to benefit from a number of secure car parking facilities situated a few minutes from Dean Street.


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Port Coquitlam is a city in British Columbia, Canada. Located 27 km (17 mi) east of Vancouver, it is on the north bank of the confluence of the Fraser River and the Pitt River. Coquitlam borders it on the north, the Coquitlam River borders it on the west, and the city of Pitt Meadows lies across the Pitt River. Port Coquitlam is almost entirely bisected by Lougheed Highway. Port Coquitlam is often referred to as "PoCo."[1] It is Canada's 88th-largest city by population. Port Coquitlam is not to be confused with the adjacent and larger Coquitlam.
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Immune to the Years #1
As you age, so does your immune system, the system that protects you from diseases. Keeping your immune system young and strong helps keep cancer at bay. Cancer is the second leading killer in the United States and may soon surpass heart disease as number one. It is far easier to prevent cancer than to cure it. This chapter explains how cancer works and discusses strategies for prevention. A normally functioning immune system also helps prevent arthritis and even heart disease. Protecting your immune system can make your RealAge as much as six years younger.
• Prostate cancer kills more men than anything but heart disease and lung
cancer: 250,000 new cases are diagnosed a year, and 40,000 men die from
prostate cancer annually. Yet, in the war against prostate cancer, tomato
paste—yes, that red stuff on pizza and pasta—and green tea may be a
winning combination. These two simple substances can make your
RealAge as much as 0.8 years younger.
(Remember the stats are from the year 2000 when this book was published - KEITH HUNT)
Difficulty rating: Moderately easy
• Although we read all the time about the risk of cancer from sun exposure,
that doesn't mean we should avoid the sun altogether. To produce an
adequate amount of vitamin D, we need to spend some time catching rays
(or, as suggested in Chapter 7, taking vitamin D as a supplement). Vitamin
D appears to strengthen the immune response and helps prevent certain
kinds of cancers. Learn how to strike a balance between too much sun and
not enough. Just taking simple precautions can make your RealAge 1.7
years younger.
Difficulty rating: Moderately easy
If you thought taking care of your teeth was just cosmetic, think again. By avoiding periodontal disease, you can make your RealAge 6.4 years younger. In contrast, people with acute periodontal disease are 3.4 years older than their chronologic age. Why? Because the bacteria that cause periodontal disease appear to trigger an immune response that causes inflammation, throughout the body. A side effect seems to be inflammation of the arteries, a major precursor to heart disease. Although the exact cause and effect are not well understood yet, people who floss may live younger longer.
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Now that you've read about how to prevent arterial ageing, I know the next question you're going to ask. I hear it every time I give a lecture. 'If we prevent arterial ageing and lower our risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other forms of cardiovascular disease, won't we just die from something worse?' The Big C? Cancer? We've all got to die from something, don't we?
Yes. We will all die sometime. But then again, why invite it? Although most of us feel that we are helpless in the face of cancer, just remember that 80 to 90 percent of cancers are linked to environmental causes. That means cancer isn't just fate, but something you can do a lot to prevent. How? By controlling your environment. Despite the recent stir about cancer genes, fewer than 10 percent of all cancers are linked to genetic inheritance. Although I can't say that 80 to 90 percent of cancer can be prevented, I can guarantee that by making yourself younger, you can stave off your risk of cancer by as much as twenty RealAge years. By controlling your environment, you can minimize the ageing of the immune system, making your RealAge younger. Think of it this way: Although all of us have to die of something, there is no reason not to reduce your risk of getting cancer at calendar age fifty to that of the typical forty-year-old. You can choose to keep your immune system youthful and, by doing so, greatly reduce your risk of getting a life-threatening cancer or other disorder of the immune system.
If the cardiovascular system is the body's transportation system, the immune system is its security system. The immune system protects the body from outside invasion by locating and destroying potentially harmful bacteria and viruses. It protects the body against insurrection from within by rooting out cells that have become abnormal or malignant. As we age, our immune system begins to fail us. There are two fundamental ways in which your immune system can fail. It can become negligent, allowing abnormal cells— either infectious agents or cancer cells—to grow unchecked. Or it can become overzealous, turning on the body and attacking normal tissues, as occurs in such autoimmune diseases as many forms of arthritis, connective tissue diseases, and allergies. Since the immune system is so complex, it can go in both directions at once. Your immune system can be negligent—as in cancer—and overactive—as in arthritis—at the same time.
Protecting our cardiovascular system is relatively straightforward, but keeping our immune system in working order is more complex. The immune system is made up of millions of free-floating cells that roam the body in search of abnormalities. All these cells need to coordinate with each other to provide adequate protection. And the state of our immune system—the youth of our immune system—depends greatly on how well we care for it.
For example, we know that people who exercise have higher concentrations of certain immune system cells that identify and destroy potentially hazardous toxins and invading organisms. We know that taking antioxidants, such as vitamin C and vitamin E, helps improve the immune response. We also know that hazardous chemicals, too much sun, and radioactivity can age your immune system and increase your risk of cancer. Stress clearly weakens our immune response—the death of a loved one, for example, measurably decreases the number of T cells in a person's bloodstream for as long as a year after the event. And, of course, there is AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), a disease that directly attacks the immune system. Throughout the following chapters, there will be sections that address ageing of the immune system. Pay attention to the sections on this subject in the chapters on environmental hazards (Chapter 6), vitamins and supplements (Chapter 7), food and nutrition (Chapter 8), exercise (Chapter 9), and stress (Chapter 11) and learn how to make your RealAge younger by keeping your immune system younger.
Cancer: An Ounce of Prevention Is Better Than a Whole Lot of Cure
Cancer is the most ironic of diseases. Except in rare cases, it is not caused by an invasion of some external agent, such as a bacterium or virus. Nor is it caused by wear and tear on the body or by parts breaking down. Rather, it is a disease of one's own body gone awry. Cancer begins with one cell that, instead of keeping in line with the cells around it, suddenly begins growing, dividing, and dividing again, forming a mass of malignant cells—a tumor. If the tumor gets large enough or spreads (metastasizes), it can be fatal. Cells are usually subsumed to the good of the organism, but when a cancer appears, the organism becomes subsumed to the cell.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States, accounting for 22 percent of all mortalities annually. More than a million Americans are diagnosed with cancer each year, and more than half a million die from cancer. Another 800,000 develop small situ (noninvading) cancers and various mild kinds of skin cancers; both types, for the most part, do not spread and can be easily removed. These in situ cancers are not generally counted in the annual cancer statistics, but are cancers nonetheless. For women aged thirty-five to seventy-four, cancer is the leading cause of death. For men of the same age range, cancer is second only to cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death. Despite the high incidence of cancer and the enormous amount of effort put into fighting it, cancer remains one of the most pernicious human diseases.
(THE LATEST STATS AS OF 2014 IS THAT CANCER IS SPREADING WORLDWIDE - WE ARE LOOSING THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER, IN THE OVERALL - Keith Hunt)
Even though newfound cancer genes have been the subject of much speculation, most cancers arise from our interactions with the world around us. Astoundingly, almost one-third of all cancers diagnosed in Europe and in the United States can be linked to tobacco use and account for more than 150,000 deaths in the United States each year. Food choices are thought to contribute to another third of cancers, especially stomach and colon cancers. People who eat diets that are low in saturated fats and rich in nutrients have a significantly lower incidence of cancer. Thinner people are at lower risk of breast, prostate, and uterine cancer, perhaps because such cancers are linked—at least some scientists postulate—to high exposure to the sex hormones oestrogen and testosterone, and these hormones are stored in fat. People who drink excessively have higher levels of mouth and liver cancer. And people who have spent too much time in the sun, especially before age thirty, are more likely to develop skin cancer. Occupational hazards—exposure to such toxins in the workplace as asbestos and formaldehyde—account for about 5 percent of all cancers.
In the early 1970s, President Nixon announced a 'War on Cancer,' hoping that a big monetary investment and a redoubled effort by America's scientists would lead to the cure. Twenty-five years later, we are still not much closer to that cure. If a tumor is found early and can be removed surgically, it will not regrow in about 50 percent of the cases. Much of the time, treatment delays the spread of a cancer. Once a cancer has metastasized, the likelihood that radiation or chemotherapy will actually stop the disease is only about 10 percent—not especially promising. Although several new gene-targeting drugs and drugs targeted to stop the blood vessel growth that is necessary for the growth of tumors appear promising in stopping the spread of cancer, they are still in development and years away from being a standard treatment procedure. Indeed, the key words in cancer therapy today are avoidance and early detection. And 'early detection' by no means compares with 'cancer-free.' Although someday there may actually be a cure that works, at present, the best way to fight cancer is to avoid getting it in the first place.
How are we to keep cancer at bay? There are two ways. First, by avoiding exposure to known cancer-causing agents, you can reduce the odds that a cancer will ever develop. Second, by taking steps to strengthen your immune system, you can better prepare your body to fight off any early cancer that does develop, destroying it before it even gets started.
Understanding Cancer: What It Is and How It Works
One of the reasons scientists haven't yet found a cure for cancer is that the causes are often extremely complex. In fact, the term cancer describes the phenomenon—the growth of tumors—and defines a general category that contains a broad range of diseases. Cancers can be caused by radiation, viruses, carcinogens, random mistakes in the cell cycle, an inherited genetic predisposition, or just plain chance. In many cases, cancers can develop because of a combination of factors. For example, although no one doubts that smoking increases the incidence of lung cancer—nearly 90 percent of lung cancers are linked to cigarette smoking—some smokers appear to be even more susceptible to cancer than other smokers. Some people appear to produce higher levels of the enzyme that makes smoke carcinogenic; thus, their genetic predisposition, combined with their behavioral choices, contributes to an even greater risk of lung cancer. This effect is a good example of how cancers can be caused by both environmental factors and inherited tendencies.
The risk posed by smoking can be compounded by other factors as well. For example, asbestos and radon are known carcinogens (cancer-causing agents). Smoking greatly amplifies the risk of either, since smokers have significantly higher sensitivity levels than nonsmokers to these carcinogens. Although nonsmokers exposed to asbestos are five times more likely to develop lung cancer, smokers exposed to asbestos are ninety times more likely to develop lung cancer! Cigarettes and heavy drinking are another volatile combination, causing more cancers and more ageing when used together than either cause alone.
Now that I have told you that most cancers are brought about by environmental causes, I am going to seem to contradict that statement: All cancers are genetic. When I say that, I do not mean that they are hereditary, although they sometimes are. Five to 10 percent of all cancers are thought to stem from a strong predisposition to the disease inherited in our genes. The other 90 percent are caused by genetic mistakes that develop spontaneously over the course of a lifetime. Although a person can inherit a genetic tendency for a specific kind of cancer, the vast majority of cancers occur because of mutations in our DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) that occur after we are born. We do not inherit these mutations, we accumulate them.
Cancer is a disease of our DNA, the substance that regulates the growth of the body, and that is contained in every cell we have. Think of DNA as your body's instruction book. It contains information that guides all your growth and physiologic changes from the time you are born until the day you die. Your DNA determines what color eyes you will have, how tall you will be, that you will have an arm where you are supposed to have an arm, and even that you will have arms instead of wings. You inherit your initial set of DNA from your parents—half from your mother and half from your father—when the egg and sperm fuse. Since each of our cells contains an identical set of DNA, as we grow, this DNA is duplicated with every single cell division. Each of us starts out as a single cell, but by the time we are adults, our bodies contain 75 trillion cells. That means trillions and trillions of cell divisions during your lifetime.
Cells fall into one of two basic types: germ line cells and somatic cells. Germ line cells are our reproductive cells—eggs in the female and sperm in the male. All the other cells in the body are somatic cells, which form more than 99 percent of the feody. The somatic cells are living, changing cells; they grow, divide, die. As long as you are alive, your body replaces these cells continuously. During your lifetime, you replace virtually all the somatic cells in your body, except brain and nerve cells, thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of times. Your stomach lining, for example, is in an almost continual state of cell division, making new cells every day. Most cancers stem from mutations of somatic cells.
When a cell divides, the DNA in that cell is copied and passed on to the new cell. But the DNA in any one cell can become damaged. Pieces of the instructions on the genes can get knocked out or changed—mutated. If the mutation occurs in the wrong place—in an active gene, for instance—it can disrupt the function of the cell, causing it to die. Or it can cause the cell to begin dividing wildly, becoming a cancer.
We get mutations in two ways. First, mutations can arise through mistakes in the cell-division process. Second, mutations can occur when the DNA in a cell is damaged by an irritant like radiation or free radicals. In either case, these mutations, if they do not kill the cell, get passed on when a cell divides. How many of these mutations will you undergo in your lifetime? Probably millions.


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Padres Extending Player Development Contract with Chihuahuas Is a Good Thing for El Paso
El Paso is the big winner from the announcement last week that the San Diego Padres were extending their player development contract with the Chihuahuas through the 2018 season. Despite playing mediocre baseball over the last few weeks, the Chihuahuas are currently in first place with a comfortable six game lead over Las Vegas. If the team makes the playoffs, it will be the first time since 1987 that the Padres' Triple-A affiliate has been to the postseason in back to back years. That is a credit to the organization, manager Rod Barajas, and the players.
The Padres built a very powerful offensive lineup in El Paso this season and despite trading away some of their high priced players at the big league level, they have left the Chihuahuas with many of their big bats in Triple-A. Hunter Renfroe, Manny Margot, Austin Hedges, Carlos Asuaje, and Hector Sanchez have all thrived offensively this season. The organization appears committed to keeping these players here until the end of the playoffs. The team will benefit from that move as they try to finish the season with a division championship and win the Pacific Coast League title.
Since the Padres traded away Craig Kimbrel, Matt Kemp, Drew Pomeranz, James Shields, Andrew Cashner, and Melvin Upton Jr., the team has restocked their farm system with elite top prospects like Anderson Espinoza, Josh Naylor, Javier Guerra, Chris Paddack, and Hansel Rodriguez. ESPN's Keith Law recently named the Padres as the second best organization in baseball as far as minor league talent. Many of these young players will be making their way to El Paso over the next few seasons, and the Chihuahuas will remain a team loaded with quality. Fans will benefit the most, since many of these prospects will become future big league regulars and some of them could even be MLB all stars.


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Another day of God's mercy.
Wanted to show you my other icon of St. Nicholas;
this one was a chrismation gift as it was at one of St. Nicholas'
churches where I was chrismated;
I remember looking at the icons of the Theotokos and St. Nicholas
during the ceremony...
Today (o.c.) is St. Katherine's Day.
I always figure the two calendar days for each Saint
can loosely be taken to mean their feast is for almost two weeks :)
I was able to be in church for noon prayer today on her day;
a beautiful thing.
Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a great battle.
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Toddlers and tantrums go together like ham and eggs. However, doesn't mean that you have to stand by passively watching your toddler writhe on the floor while screaming like a banshee multiple times each day, or that you have to tolerate behavior that seems designed to manipulate you into giving in to a toddler's demands. You can take steps to decrease tantrums or defuse a tantrum before your toddler gets into high gear.
The combination of toddler independence -- "I do it myself!" -- plus frustration at not being able to do what they want without help often leads to explosions. Your toddler's lack of verbal competence and inability to explain just what it is he wants also causes frustration and emotional breakdowns. Tantrums often decrease as your toddler acquires more verbal skills, simply because he can ask clearly for what he wants. However, if your wily toddler learns that screaming get him what he wants, he'll almost certainly fall back on this technique whenever he doesn't get his way.
Avoiding Tantrums
Often, you can see a tantrum brewing and head it off before the storm clouds roll in. Other times, you can prevent a tantrum altogether by approaching issues that are known to set off tantrums. Giving your toddler a choice between two shirts, two types of cereals or other choices can help prevent a meltdown when you offer up the "wrong" ones. Since many tantrums occur when kids are tired or hungry, psychologist Dr. Laura Markham explains on Aha!Parenting.com, it's best to keep to your toddler's mealtime and nap time schedules as much as possible.
Treating Tantrums
Once your toddler falls into a full-blown temper tantrum on the living room floor, the action you take should depend on whether it's a frustration tantrum or a manipulative tantrum, says AskDrSears.com. If he's frustrated because he can't do something or explain something, sit down at eye level, give him a hug and ask him to tell you what he needs. Acknowledge his feelings but hold your ground, if necessary. Manipulative tantrums, on the other hand, are a learned behavior. Ignore the tantrum or walk away without giving in; at least at home you won't have to endure disapproving looks from other adults.
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- Rakhi Making Competition
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- Declamation – Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao
We celebrated the sacred bond of love and respect by creating the symbols of this festival.
Our Students of Class- V,VI,VII had a Rakhi Making Competition to give shape to their interpretation of Raksha Bandhan.While some of them were busy giving shape and colouring their vision of a Rakhi, others were stringing words together, to create and recite poetry.
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Last weekend, U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich and his wife Julie pulled up to an Albuquerque trailhead and were greeted by a group of eager supporters with hiking poles and hydration packs at the ready. Almost immediately, Heinrich became an impromptu trail guide, educating his constituents on the different native plants along the trail and which animals use them as food sources. At least twice, unsuspecting hikers recognized the affable sportsman who has worked in Washington, D.C. since 2009. One family hiking towards the top of the trail passed the Heinrich entourage on its way back to the trail head. As the two groups converged, one woman looked at Heinrich and asked, "Is it really you?


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Kensington is an ideal neighbourhood to stay in when in London, thanks to the nearby museums — including the Victoria & Albert Museum and Natural History Museum — Kensington Palace (where the current Duke & Duchess of Cambridge reside — a.k.a. Will and Kate) and High Street shopping. When looking for a place to stay you'll find plenty of options in the area from chain hotels to B&B's, but nothing quite like the recently updated boutique property, The Ampersand Hotel.
Built in 1888, The Ampersand Hotel was one of London's original Victorian boutique hotels. The six-storey townhouse contains 111 destination guest rooms, all individually-styled and many with balconies. Decor-wise it's a mix of contemporary meets English heritage, which is evident as soon as you step into the lobby, where a lightbulb sculpture snakes its way up past the wrought-iron staircase. Though you won't miss the Victorian details either including the high ceilings, columns, and gargoyles.
There are five distinct styles of rooms — botany, music, geometry, ornithology and astronomy — all inspired by the neighbouring museums. Every room comes complete with oversized velvet headboards, floor-to-ceiling windows, complimentary soft drinks from the mini-bar, LCD TVs and lovely toiletries from London perfumer Miller Harris. Plus you'll also find complimentary Wi-Fi, which is always a major bonus. The Single and Double Rooms are definitely cozy, so if you're looking for a bit more space a Deluxe Studio (pictured) is probably your best bet. They include a sitting area, an iPod dock and Nespresso machines.
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Ow, d'yer get yer beggin' letta from Gibbo an' yer form fer this Passport fer Yuroop then or what?
I did, like. Me fest one, like, on account of 'ow I can't really afford it every week an' I only bought me Voucher L before Cardiff ter make sure I got a ticket fer the final. White Book, me.
Christ knows 'ow Our lass could afford it like... a coupla extra nights shifts at the granny farm an' cuttin' down on the fags an' bingo, eh? I told 'er, like.
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What's the game, like? A'yer payin' the garage bill fer Billy Five Breakfasts' car yerself, yer doyle?
Calm down pet, I sez. It's a commercial. Really I'm a very good driver. Well that went down well.
Shottin' stuff, she was. The plates we got fer our weddin' from the Dovecot Salesroom, the lot.
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Our Tony was in there like givin' it the owld patron number S Big I Am. E'd sent 'is cheque off already fer 'is two. A grand 'e's paid, like.
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But looka, 'ow come mine goes up by the same cost, though, eh?
I'm in the bloody cheap seats. So looka, I'm paying more extra per cents than 'im. The workin' man's game? Yerjokinarentyer!
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Simpson defeats OIT in five sets for first win of the season
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REDDING, Calif. - The Simpson University women's volleyball team recorded their first win of the season on Saturday, Sept. 14, when they defeated the Owls from the Oregon Institute of Technology in five sets (25-16, 23-25, 18-25, 25-23, 15-11).
The Red Hawks came out strong and led the entire first set. The lead was 11-6 before Coach Jason Corwin from OIT called a timeout. The timeout only gave the Red Hawks more momentum, as a huge block from Jessica Lombardi kept the Red Hawks ahead 19-9. With the Red Hawks up 22-14, Coach Corwin used his second timeout of the match, but the Red Hawks powered through and won the first set 25-16.
"Our main goal was to be hungry for a win, to come out strong with high energy and to be effectively communicating the whole game," said Lombardi.
The Owls, however, were not ready to give up. With the Owls leading 9-13, Coach Thomas Kirst called his first timeout to get his team back on track. Simpson didn't seem to get it done the way Coach Kirst wanted them to, so he called his second timeout when the Red Hawks were down 17-23. Simpson got within two points with the Owls, but OIT took the second set 23-25.
In the third set, the Red Hawks started out strong with two straight aces from freshman Rachel Lowe and two kills from Lombardi. With the game tied at 12-12, the Owls took control the rest of the set and won 25-18.
Although the Red Hawks were down 2-1, they used being behind to fuel them into the fourth set. With crucial blocks from Lombardi, consistent play from Jamie Pickett and big kills from Lombardi, Audrey Green, and Katelynne Cavalli, the Red Hawks won the fourth set 25-23 to force a fifth game.
The fifth set was a battle, and both teams refused to give up. Senior Kelly Tycksen started the set with an ace, and the score was 4-0 before OIT used their first timeout. The Owls used their second timeout when they were down 11-7. The Red Hawks were able to secure the 15-11 win off an attack error from the Owls, kills from Green, and Cavalli's game-winning kill.
"People can expect to see that same fire we had last night," said Lombardi. "We are going to take those things we did well last night and perfect them in practice and also iron out our kinks so that when we do enter conference we are fully prepared and ready for whatever gets thrown at us."
Green had a team-high 20 kills, with Lombardi right behind her with 12. Jazmin Wallace led the team with 14 digs, and Tycksen had a game-high 50 assists.
The Red Hawks will prepare for their next home game on Tuesday, September 17, when they host Walla Walla University at 7:30 p.m.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
Centos said the following, "Writers who follow the Guru's DO NOT's list by the letter of the law -- results in stilted, horribly mangled writing."
Both Centos and Jeff Lowell mentioned that a writer following this Guru list of DO NOT's will affect their voice.
Yes, I agree, IF those writers who's TRUE voice uses this type of writing choices on a Guru's DO NOT's list to express their thoughts, but was influenced by a Guru to not implement these things in his writing, because of the Guru's "perceived" importance, it will effect this writer's true voice.
My main point was, by demonstrating with my opening page, that if a writer chooses NOT to include things that are on a Guru's DO NOT's list to express his thoughts (voice), it won't effect his voice, or as Centos says, to having his voice be expressed in a stilted, horribly, mangled way.
My purpose of my previous post was that the five issues that I found because of StoryWriter's input on my opening page didn't effect my voice because I choose not to use anything on a Guru's DO NOT's list, though one line could be perceived as novelistic.
For those members who are interested, the following is my rewrite of my opening page.
Tell me, because I didn't use anything on a Guru's DO NOT's list, is my voice affected to where it effects the read. The writing is "stilted, horribly mangled writing"?
If not, then please tell Centos, so he can stop with his "stilted, horribly mangled writing" opinion for those writers who follow a Guru's DO NOT's list.
A miscalculation made by the United
States of America escalated into
Thermonuclear World War III.
When it was over, billions of the
world's population were killed from
direct hits, radiation poison, and
starvation. America's civilization
was pulverized... The once great
nation has become one of the least
developed countries in the world.
"Whether we remain in the ashes or become the Phoenix is up
to us." -- Ming-Dao Deng
MAISY HOBBS (4), clothed in animal skins, walks along
blueberry bushes with a weaved basket and picks berries.
Maisy spots an adorable, cottontail rabbit hoping along. It
stops to nibble on some grass. She crouches and stares. The
rabbit pops its head up and twitches its nose, smelling
scents in the air. Maisy's eyes light up and she smiles.
A hissing sound whizzes by Maisy's head.
An arrow hits the rabbit in the heart. It flops over, dead.
Maisy's face goes blank. No expression of shock or fear. It's
like she understands this is the way of life.
SHELBY HOBBS (26), country strong and gifted with an
unmatched beauty, a quiver of arrows strapped to her back and
clutching a bow, stoops down beside Maisy.
It didn't suffer, Maisy.
Shelby rises and collects her kill.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
Hey JoeNYC,
It's hard for me to comment in regard to voice - not having read any of your writing to contrast/compare. Also, I think the writing sample is too small… or maybe I'm just missing the point of the exercise.
While I'm here, a few nitpicks…
The action lines could be tighter:
….billions of the world's population were
killed from direct hits, radiation poison and
All the above can be cut… that's the result of a thermonuclear war. It could be as simple and efficient as The world's population was annihilated/decimated or whatever. Also, I'd find a replacement for "pulverized" to describe what happened to America's civilization (I know, that's a real nitpick, but writing is about word choice, right?).
Last thing, I'd cut this (below), it's not needed.
...The once-great nation has
become one of the least developed
countries in the world.
I like the Ming-Dao Deng quote.
One could make a case that the lines "smelling scents in the air,' "No expression of shock or fear" and "It flops over, dead" is redundant and could be cut.
An arrow pierces the rabbit's heart - is sufficient. Maisy's expression is all that's needed. Again, a nitpick.
I think Shelby's line "It didn't suffer, Maisy" is a bit curious and doesn't square with the scene. I think the vibe you want to give off is one of revitalization. So, suffering is not the first thing that comes to mind, for me, it's survival.
We have to eat, Maisy.
Last last thing, is 25 years enough time for the effects of radiation poisoning to dissipate? Just curious…
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
I said I have nothing to contribute, so I will. All I really know about writing is what I learned a long time ago, like in middle school. (The rest of you knows everything else.) I'd turn in a paper to the teacher, and I'd get it back the next day, usually with an A or a B. But there would be places where she crossed things out.
So I asked her, "Why did you do that?"
She'd say, "You don't need it. It slowed me down."
"What do you mean?"
"The words 'colossal' and 'enormous' mean the same thing. Why did you use the same word twice, in the same sentence? Pick one and move on."
I was fifty when I started writing screenplays, after many years of doing everything else. When I "finished" a script, I would give it to my wife, who had been a professional proofreader. Then I'd fix it up and show it to a friend -- no one special, mind you, just a guy. He read every one of them and liked them all, which is funny, because I don't like them all.
My point is that he read them, and I could tell because I asked him pointed questions. He read them top to bottom, front to back, no problem. And what good is my "voice" if I can't do that?
Here's a quote:
"To get the right word in the right place is a rare achievement. To condense the diffused light of a page of thought into the luminous flash of a single sentence, is worthy to rank as a prize composition just by itself…Anybody can have ideas–the difficulty is to express them without squandering a quire of paper on an idea that ought to be reduced to one glittering paragraph."
That's Mark Twain. You may have heard of him because they made movies and such. You know, on second thought:
"Never say in ten words what can be said in one"
I don't know who said that. I think I like Twain's better. It has a "voice."
In closing, I would like to thank Jeff Lowell, JoeNYC, and all the rest for calling out those Gurus. You are like James Randi exposing the quacks. And dare I ever say Guru ever again lest I invoke them like Beetlejuice. They will take my money for information that I can get for free. Instead, I will come right here to good old DD, read a thread like this one, and glean the 1% that I can actually use. And it's free!
No wait, was that redundant? Hell, I'll fix it later.
Love you all,
"THIMK." - Amomynous
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
I do want to mention one thing that fastfreddie stated, which has to do with a writer's voice, and that is word choices.
fastfreddie, I understand your cautiousness about pointing out a word choice. I've know writers who would get upset and yell at the reviewer about being "nitpicky." And I'm not talking about any one specific writer. This happens often from many writers. Too many writers in my opinion.
Word choice in a screenwriter's script is important. It paints a picture for the reader. Word choices convey an image, shading, tone, etc.
fastfreddie, it's shameful that you would have to apologize before you give your insights and notes on a specific word choice, but unfortunately, the reaction that you're afraid will come at you is real.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
To use as a guideline, yes, to whatever fits the writer's style and voice, but to say ABSOLUTLY MUST NEVER USE is not good advice.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
I used a script consultant (or whatever it's called) only once. She used to post here a lot, and you probably know who it is. Anyway, the coverage only cost sixty bucks, nothing compared to the thousands that others charge. The one DO NOT that she came up with was about using action in a parenthetical. I already knew that I could. It was something that didn't justify taking up three lines for a trivial action. The rest was valid, though: A script that wouldn't sell. I knew that, too, just maybe needed some validation. But I NEVER will do it again.
"THIMK." - Amomynous
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
Gurus... good god.
None of them have sold anything, true?
Short list of gurus I'd listen to:
Terry Rossio
Craig Mazin
Scot Frank
Tony Gilroy
Chris Mcquarrie
Billy Ray
Never do ___ is about the worst note you could ever get. IMO.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
For them, it mostly about film study and analytical. There's a difference between artistic ability and the craft. The Guru's have study the craft for years. They DO have knowledge, where an aspiring writer can learn something.
Do they say stupid stuff sometimes? Yes, they do.
Mckee says, NEVER have your Inciting Incident happen off screen before the story begins. The audience has to see it.
This is bad advice.
I did a post about this in a thread called Inciting Incident Before the Story Begins, where I showed this structure is perfectly fine, if executed well, like the example I showed.
But still, a writer can learn some stuff from a Guru.
By the way, there is one "Never do" note that is a must for a screenwriter to follow:
Never do boring.
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Re: How important is voice in screenwriting?
I think gurus have 'some' decent stuff to say, but the stuff that's stuck with me most as "wow moments" has all come from actual writers or producers in the game. To this day, the best note I've ever gotten is from Brad Pitt "Why is this story socially relevant TODAY!? Not 2 years ago, not 2 years from now, but RIGHT NOW?" I apply that to everything I write. Great note!
With Scott Frank it was flashbacks. Example "The liquor store owner drops an open bag of candy that skitters across the concrete. This SOUND reminds our character of a past trauma. Boom. Flash us back. Always have a reason for the flashback that's tied to emotion." Noted!
Terry Rossio "Never let your agent decide what you'll write next. That's the best way to never sell anything." Or something like that.
Actually, one note came from my ex's assistant. Read my script "WHY does she fall for the protagonist? I feel like it's for no other reason than he's the hero, I need more of a reason. *I* have to fall for him." Interesting. My misogyny showing. Decent point.
Getting those key pieces of advice... you never forget it!
Maybe that's a thread: "List the best advice you've ever received." I'll start it unless it's already been done. But, which forum makes the most sense?
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Last night, FX served up the new promo/spoiler clip for their upcoming "American Horror Story" episode 9 of the show's current season 6. I just got a chance to watch it, and it serves up some very intense and highly dramatic stuff as Shelby is seen, yelling that it's real and everyone is dead! We see a heavy running scene through the woods that you know is just going to turn out bad! Some guy yells, "The blood moon is coming" and more!
We got another simple title
The title this 9th episode installment is kept very simple, just like all the other titles for this season.
It's called: "Chapter 9." It's very fitting, given that it's the 9th episode and all.
They've got to get out of there
Alright, so getting back to the clip, we see it start out, showing a very intense and angry Shelby, trying to explain that everyone is dead, and that they're going to be next if they don't find a way to get out of there! In the next scene, we see a guy, yelling the question: "do any of you not see what's going on here?" That's followed by a screaming scene and a guy, running through the woods as fast as he freaking can.
We also hear a voice, scream: "The blood moon is coming!"
Shelby gets really angry again
That's followed by a flurry of terrifying and action-filled scenes that show a wild car chase, people screaming, and some bloody hands on a steering wheel. Then finally, the clips caps off, giving us another look at angry Shelby, saying: "This is not a joke! We're not pretending anymore!"
Episode 9 is confirmed to air on November 10th
So, yeah.
Judging from this clip, things are only going to get even more insane in episode 9. Be sure to check out the promo clip, below, as soon as you can. According to the schedule, you can expect to see episode 9, hit the airwaves next Wednesday night, November 10th, 2016 at 9pm central time on FX.
Also, be sure to check back, next week, as we'll get the new promo/spoiler clip, posted for the new episode 10, which will be titled: "Chapter 10." No surprise there, huh.
Also, that will also be the season 6 finale episode. Unfortunately, this season, everyone was pretty short on spoiler intel, because they wanted to keep everything under tight wraps.
There will be a season 7
FX never dropped any synopsis spoilers, so we had to wait until spoiler clips came out to get any intel for what the next episode might have in store. Hopefully, they'll be more forthcoming with their season 7 episodes. And yes, there will be a new season 7, so you can start rejoicing, early. Stay tuned.


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I kept noticing some small issues. Linode provide some nifty graphs so you can track your system usage. I kept noticing spikes in all the graphs. I ignored them while I was getting the system going, but eventually when everything was running, I had to deal with them.
So when I saw one of these spikes, or when they emailed me about spiked CPU usage, I would look at top and I would see that inetd was showing 20% CPU usage and would stick at it for ever. If I restarted inetd, usage would drop to 0%, but in a few hours it would top out again.
I went and looked in /var/logs to see if I could see anything, and oh yes, I could see something. I noticed that syslog was 2,042,420,739 bytes big. A quick scroll through it showed massive amounts of these logs:
Jun 10 15:12:50 moshie inetd[27936]: execv /usr/sbin/in.identd: No such file or directory
Jun 10 15:12:50 moshie inetd[1331]: /usr/sbin/in.identd: exit status 0x1
Over and over and over again.
I looked for in.identd and it's not on my system. I checked /etc/inetd.conf.
When SpamAssassin is checking stuff, it does an AUTH lookup. It goes through inetd which attempts to spawn /usr/sbin/in.identd, but it's not there so it tries again and again and again, with no waits or sleeps. It writes a couple of logs each time. So inetd runs the CPU into the ground trying to spawn this program, the /var/log/syslog file gets bigger and bigger. It's a disaster chewing up resources until I notice it and kill it.
I looked up the package that in.identd should be in - pidentd - and I used to slackpkg to install it. And that fixed that problem.


text: Courts across the country are laying off staff, limiting hours, and in some cases, suspending jury trials. Solutions have been difficult to identify, but important work is being done. In this edition of the Lawyer2Lawyer podcast, two guests, Steve Zack, immediate past president of the American Bar Association, and Laura Abel, interim director of the Justice Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, who is moving to the National Center for Access to Justice as its new Deputy Director (on December 12, 2011), describe the problems and the solutions. Zack describes the ABA's Task Force on Preservation of the Justice System, (which he founded), the hearings it has been leading around the country on the crisis in the courts, and the anticipated release of the Task Force's final report. Laura Abel describes the potential value of the Justice Index as a means for building public support for the courts. Both guests cover many additional subjects. (originally published Dec. 3, 2011 by David Udell)


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Hello again and thanks for visiting ImportFood.com. Today we feature a new authentic Thai recipe for a rich vegetable coconut soup that's mildly spiced and very delicious. We have a new shipment of Green Label dark sweet soy sauce for the first time (since we started ImportFood.com in 1999).
We also feature a new Thai Street Vendor Video, a highly skilled vendor perfectly peels fresh coconut on a tamarind cutting board.
See it all and more below. Thanks for visiting.
NEW Recipe: Phak Tom Kati
Gently boiling vegetables in coconut milk seasoned with green peppercorn and other spices, this soup is much more delicious than you first expect. Check out this authentic recipe that's also vegetarian. Our newest Thai recipe
NEW: Dark Sweet Soy (Green Label)Healthy Boy has the highest quality soy sauces in various formulas, often depending on regional tastes.
Amazing Elephant Tom Kha - Combo Pack is Back
Last week we made a brand new batch, a small batch all cut by hand using fresh (not frozen) ingredients. We are proud of the final result -- taste is excellent. Perhaps our best batch ever.
Back by popular demand is the Combo Pack (5 pouches each style) for the same low price we offered before when it was on special.
New Street Vendor Video: Perfectly Peeled Thai Coconut
In our newest video a vendor uses a machete knife and a flexible knife to perfectly peel a young coconut. Imagine how much practice that takes to get just right. Watch the master in action.
In Every Street Vendor's Kitchen: The Thai Tamarind Cutting Board
Look at every vendor in Thailand and they'e got one of these blocks, shown in action above in our new video for peeled coconut.
Solid block of end-grain hardwood from a tamarind tree. his round slice from the center of a tamarind tree is about 10.5" in diameter (most are 11") and an impressive 2+" thick. Get one now, as we usually sell the 9.5" only but our new shipment has larger boards.
Thai Brown Jasmine Rice
A healthy alternative to white jasmine rice, with the same wonderful aroma. This is premium quality jasmine rice has not gone through the final stage of polishing, so it still contains the outer layer of rice bran.
We offer top quality Royal Umbrella brand, in the sealed airtight package as shown. A great price for pure brown jasmine rice.
In addition to lowering cholesterol, the rice bran gives the rice a light tan color and oat-like flavor. You will need to cook it a bit longer than white jasmine rice, and add a bit more water.
We like to cook brown jasmine rice and white jasmine rice together, at the same time, about 50/50 mix. This makes a nice fragrant rice that eats well.
April 13 2017: Songkran, Thai New Year.
Every April, with the arrival of extremely hot temperatures, Thai new year is celebrated by recklessly splashing water, and covering faces in wet talc mixture. It's called "Songkran" and we're happy to share it with you.
Here's a Songkran video we created about 10 years ago so the quality isn't up to today's standards but the fun and games are still the same.
Filmed in Kanchanaburi, Thailand.


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There are many things that you can see and watch online that will give you tips for success. However the true tips for success lie within you. You have to know your value because if you do not know your value you will not do the things that will make you available.
Most people are just settling the second-best, simply because they have not got an understanding of their truth value. You will see a lot of this in the Network Marketing industry. Unfortunately too many times people see what they are doing in their Network Marketing company as just trying to make money. However when they understand their true value, they will understand the potential impact they can have on many people.
You see the key to a successful life is based on the amount of lives you touch along the way to your kingdom of success. This is why people need to have a paradigms shift in the way they think. Once they do, their results will follow because a change in mindset works!
In Network Marketing we have the ability to handover the key to a successful life to somebody else that may have lost hope.
There will be people who will try to tell you that what you are doing will not work, however one of the most important tips for success I can leave you is "Do not let people live rent free in your head"
People always have opinions, but do not let other people's opinions control you. Every successful person has had to deal with their fair share of opinionated opposition. However every successful person has also understood the key to a successful life is to never take your eyes off the end goal.
So where are you in your business today?
Is it time for a mindset change? Remember the right mindset works.
If your business is not growing at a rate you wanted it to grow, starting evaluating what you are doing and see what you could do it differently.
Remember you need to strike a good balance between Prospecting and Marketing to create a steady flow of eyes on your business.
You need to understand how to get people to find you so you are not always hunting them, that is where Attraction Marketing comes in.
Then you need to be able to communicate your offer with posture and passion, that is where mindset change comes in.
Wherever you are in your business, whatever season you are in, always remember seasons will change so do not get discouraged. Also if everything is going well with you do not get big-headed. Always stay balanced, focus and determined to help others.
Those are my tips for success for you today, never forget how valuable you are
If this post has helped you please feel free to share it with anyone you think will benefit from it.
Jason Gregory
Success Coach & Mentor
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Blueberries N Cheese Coffee Cake
I love this coffee cake. I often serve it to friends and family.—Shirley Wilder, Marietta, Georgia
Total TimePrep: 20 min. Bake: 35 min.
Makes15 servings
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/4 cups sugar
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour, divided
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup whole milk
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, diced
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 2 tablespoons cold butter
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in lemon zest. Combine 2 cups flour, baking powder and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with milk and water. In a bowl, toss blueberries with remaining flour; fold into batter along with cream cheese. Pour into a greased 13x9-in. baking pan.
- For topping, combine the flour, sugar and lemon peel in a bowl; cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Sprinkle over batter. Bake at 375° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool completely on a wire rack.
Editor's NoteIf using frozen blueberries, use without thawing to avoid discoloring the batter.
Every product is independently selected by our editors. If you buy something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
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I didn't care for the consistency or the flavor of this cake.
Feb 25, 2013
This is a delicious cake, however, I would leave out the chunks of cream cheeese. It's kind of gross biting into a chunk of plain old cream cheese. Maybe if it was flavored with sugar and vanilla it would be better. But I will just leave it out next time.
Mar 7, 2010
My whole family loved this!! It was moist, flavorful, and easy. tip: it's much easier to dice cream cheese when it is real cold.
Aug 13, 2008
This wasn't very good. It was dry and crumbly, and it had a metallic flavor. I wouldn't make it again.


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Kingston Wharves Limited commissions Global Logistics Centre
The Shipping Association of Jamaica member company, Kingston Wharves Limited on December 16, formally commissioned its Global Logistics Centre at Tinson Pen. This adds to its growing investment in providing logistics services as part of the Jamaica Logistics Hub Initiative. The facility, when complete, will span 18 acres as the first phase of this development with the potential for further expansion.
Speaking at the event, chief executive officer of Kingston Wharves Limited, Grantley Stephenson, spoke to the fact that the company has been focused on the targets that have been set by the Government by the introduction of the Special Economic Zone initiative. He reiterated the point that this is the second initiative following its investment in the over 160,000 square feet Total Logistics Facility that will handle less than container loads cargo.
Announcing that the first phase of the investment will be focused on the auto logistic market for new and used car dealers, Stephenson indicated that Jetcon Corporation Limited is the first occupant providing services for the local and regional markets. He also indicated that ATL Automotive Group will be the next major client to occupy space as of February 2018.
Speaking at the ceremony, Mike Henry, Minister of Transport and Mining congratulated Kingston Wharves Limited "for putting money where their mouth is".
He indicated that this initiative has been in gestation for a number of years but he is very pleased that this is now happening. He stated, "we are seeing the implementation of a cabinet decision to decommission the Aeronautical Training School here to support the Logistics Development with the Port of Kingston. Over time all the current tenants at Tinson Pen will be relocated to provide space to grow the logistics opportunities that are knocking on our doors".
Minister Henry further charged that the country should look to capitalise on the opportunities that are available to us as we position as the Global Logistics Hub. He stated, "through the Logistics Hub Initiative Master Plan, we can make bold steps to our advantage."
Also speaking at the event was the president and CEO of the Airports Authority, Audley Deidrick, who expressed his agency's delight in being able to bring this initiative to fruition. He indicated that the Airports Authority was focused like all others in achieving the Government's objectives.
Stephenson indicated in his presentation the rationale for choosing Tinson Pen as a location.
The choice of Tinson Pen as a location was logical. The facility sits on 80 acres of land which is ideal for a multimodal logistics centre. Additionally, it checked several boxes when we considered options for a logistics centre:
- The facility would be located less than 10 minutes from the Kingston Wharves Total Logistics Facility. Additionally, other operators within the Port of Kingston would have access to the logistics facilities should they wish to expand their services.
- 30-40 minutes away from the Norman Manley International Airport. With the development of Marcus Garvey Drive to three lanes, this will improve access to the international airport.
- Highway access. The facility sits on the entrance to the Portmore leg of Highway 2000 and close proximity to Spanish Town Road. This provides ready access to the highway network for domestic distribution as well as public transportation;
- Rail cargo. Should rail cargo services be reintroduced, the current rail infrastructure exists in close proximity to the facility.
About Kingston Wharves
Kingston Wharves has been named the leading Caribbean multipurpose port six times since 2006 the latest being 2016. The port is undergoing a multi-million-dollar improvement project to position it to take advantage of opportunities in logistics. There are nine deep water berths which facilitate various cargo types including automobiles, container, general break bulk and bulk cargoes.


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Tangle Decks
I recently purchased Tangle Deck 1 and Tangle Deck 2. As stated on her website, Tangle Deck was created by Certified Zentangle Teacher, Lynn Mead, to provide a durable and portable reference to copyright-free tangles introduced by Zentangle Inc.
While visiting Momma Deb, we tested out the Tangle Decks. We each picked 5-7 cards for the other person to use on her tile. I used cards from Tangle Deck 2 and Momma Deb used cards from Tangle Deck 2. The cards were super easy and exciting to use.
Momma Deb working on her tangles. She chose to do variations of each tangle.
Momma Deb's tile before shading. She wasn't happy with it but I think it looks great!
Last week, my Kindergarten Class made glass bead
magnets as gifts for Mother's Day. I was inspired and
in awe of my students' creativity. Their magnets
turned out beautifully.
I was inspired by my students' creations, so, I
created my own magnets...and of course my
magnets were tangled!
Supplies used....
Complete This Drawing
On my way back from a conference in Seattle, I picked up an interesting sketchbook from Barnes and Noble called Complete This Drawing. In it is over 200 pages of abstract suggestive half-doodles just waiting to be finished. As soon as I picked up the book and flipped through it, I was inspired to tangle in it. The paper in the book is acid-free, archive quality paper. The pen I use in it is not a Micron but a Papermate Flair Felt-Tip Medium Point Black Pen. I purchased the sketch book with the mind set that I would keep it in my purse and have it available whenever I wanted or needed a break to tangle, and that has been exactly what I've done. During meetings, while waiting, and before bed I have had so much fun letting my imagination go wild tangling in this book.
Below are some of the pages I have completed so far. Originally, I was going to take a before and after pic of each page I did but I kept forgetting...so you'll just have to imagine what the originally half-doodle looked like.
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I hear a noise and have to catch myself when I think "what is Jack doing?" I expect to see him at the top of the basement steps when I come home. I miss the sense of protection he gave us. I miss him.
But we promised the kids we would start looking for another dog. Frankly, I was worried that if we didn't look I would start liking not having a dog; come and go when you want, no poop to pick up, etc… But we are dog people. So we took a family outing to the local dog shelter. We are not only dog people but shelter dog people. We prepped the kids for a long wait to find the "right" dog. We had looked on and off for about two years to find Jack.
The CFO and Princess went to the shelter to look while the boys and I got sunburned at baseball practice. When we joined them after practice I found out they had spent 1.5 hours with a cute little pup that turned out to be "the one." Meet Butterscotch…
She is WAY younger that I would prefer but she is a great dog and submissive. Bring on the episodes of the Dog Whisperer!
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and man.
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Phivos Zomenis
Head of Litigation
and Arbitration Department
Call to the Bar: 1989 (Cyprus Bar)
Phivos joined the Firm in 2014.
He is the Head of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution Department. He specialises in a wide variety of litigation matters ranging from simple civil matters to complex banking litigation cases.
Phivos studied Law and Economics in the UK and obtained a degree in both subjects in 1988.
He was admitted to the Cyprus Bar Association in 1989 and practiced law as an Advocate until 1996, when he became a Judge. Phivos served as a member of the Judiciary for a period of 16 years, dealing both with civil and criminal cases.
Before joining our Firm, Phivos was the Head of the Legal Department at the Bank of Cyprus, the leading Banking institution in Cyprus. He was also Company Secretary and Corporate Governance Compliance Officer.
Phivos is an elected member of the Advocates Disciplinary Board.
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December 17, 1903 marked the start of the modern aviation age with the Wright Brothers' famous flight. Since that time, aviation has blossomed into an integral global economic and social industry. Today, major manufacturers such as Boeing, Airbus, and Bombadier build aircraft and jetliners that fill the skies. With such a large and diverse industry, aviation jobs are just as numerous and diverse.
Popular aviation careers include engineer, avionics technician, ground crew, air traffic controller, and flight attendant.
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Degrees in aviation are typically required for nearly every career in the industry. For example, most employers prefer to hire pilots that possess a college degree. A competitive field, avionics, is a growing option in the aviation industry.
Avionics technicians typically receive training from an avionics degree program at one of th 170 Aviation Technician Schools certified by the FAA. Training typically takes between 12 and 24 months. And, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, one-third of these programs offer 2- and 4-year degrees in avionics, aviation maintenance management, or aviation technology.
Depending on your career choice, you could earn the following median salaries (2009 Bureau of Labor Statistics):
- Aviation Technicians: $50,570
- Flight attendant: $40,010
- Air-traffic controller: $109,850
However, you don't necessarily need any degrees in aviation to get a job in the field. Flight attendants and mechanics just need certification and a high school diploma, though employers do look favorably upon candidates with degrees.
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Similar to the River, The Village will depict houses and buildings typically seen in a village. Purchase your background fabric at a Guild Meeting to participate in this exhibit. Size restrictions are included with the background fabric. These are due July 6, at the General meeting. Questions Diana Englebrecht, (563) 370-4239
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Palestinian Firebomb Throwers Use Press as Human Shields
I wonder how this will be reported in the press. Press coverage or complicity?
Must-see video of Palestinian terrorists throwing molotov cocktails at IDF from behind journalists thecommentator.com/article/3628/v…
— Noah Pollak (@NoahPollak) May 26, 2013
From The Commentator:
A video has surfaced which claims to show Palestinian terrorists hurling firebombs and rocks at Israeli soldiers while hiding behind reporters and other media.