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Setting off to take up a front-row seat in the Animal Kingdom's back yard, we watched the majestic Kenyan sunrise on a crisp weekend morning, like an image straight out of animated musical hit, The Lion King. It was just one of many scenes that would remain an indelible symbol from an unforgettable trip to the Masai Mara – one of Africa and Kenya's most popular game reserves, about 270 kilometers south-west of the capital, Nairobi. As we began to traverse the 1800-km stretch of the Mara on a matatu – or mini bus – our hope was to see some, if not all, of the so-called Big Five: the leopard, lion, rhino, elephant and buffalo. And, of course, the famous annual migration of wildebeest herds making their way from the Serengeti into the Mara, was at the top of our list. The one-and-a-half-day safari would spoil us, but we wouldn't quite sate that wish.
Seeing animals up close, from lions to cheetahs to hordes of wildebeest and hippos, believed to be Africa's most dangerous animal, was as breathtaking as it was inspirational. The dozens of wildebeest sprinting across verdant plains; giraffes munching on acacia leaves for breakfast; a family of hippos, half-submerged in lakes, opening their tusk-esque teeth to a jaw-dropping 150 degrees; and beautiful herds of zebra, oblivious to all around them. As we chatted amongst ourselves about reminiscences of The Lion King – the 1994 Hollywood film about how young cub, Simba, searches for his identity – we happened upon an incredible lion, sizing up its prey.
Using the grasslands as camouflage, our driver, Jack, stopped the matatu to watch as a gripping one-hour, tension-laden game unfolded. Would the lion get its prey?
Lions are known to be the only big cats that hunt in packs, sniffing out zebra, wildebeest and gazelle, but they also attack buffalo, hippos and giraffes. On this occasion, however, the lion was alone and eyeing up one of the stunning zebra, standing around 100 metres from its short-grass haven. As we waited in expectation of the scene to unfold before us, we were told by our kindly guide that just one-in-five attempts will end in a kill. And so, with one zebra straying from the group, the lion seized its moment, and a game of nail-biting, cat-and-mouse ensued, with the desperate zebra running for its life, charging into a bush and somehow managing to avert the hungry gaze of the simba. Whilst we didn't catch that tantalising, curtain-closing moment, at prices like these, we'll be back again soon.
Tips on travelling to the Masai Mara:
How to get there? It's around a six-hour journey from Kenyan capital, Nairobi, via mini-bus, with the last two hours a ride over rough terrain. But you pass some gift shops and get a bird's-eye view of the country's rolling landscape.
Where to stay? We stayed at the Tipilikwani Lodge, a luxury camp made up of 20 tents overlooking the banks of the Talek River. If you've had a particularly tough day on safari, you can unwind on one of the hammocks in the garden or sample one of the spa services on offer ☺
How much does it cost? Contact The Holiday Dealers or on Facebook We got a bargain deal, based on 12 travelling, for 24,550Sh-per-person (or $280 at the time of writing). With a bush dinner and lunch on the Mara, a two-night stay at the five-star lodge and transport to and from Nairobi thrown in and, given some safaris can cost up to $300-a-day, this was a bargain.
*It comes at a time when Kenya's tourist industry has been affected in recent months since the Westgate shopping mall attacks in Nairobi and a spate of small-scale incidents around the country. With that in mind, you could probably snap up a bargain – as we did. The Masai Mara, however, is located in the south-west in Narok County, where there have been no incidents up until now.


text: Cape Town - A South African Airways flight to London was disrupted on Wednesday morning when crew found a note in one of the restrooms indicating there was a bomb on board.SAA spokesperson Dileseng Koetle said the SAA emergency contingency plan for such incidents was activated. This included an onboard search by the crew."The situation was assessed and onboard procedures were followed to ensure that our customers, our crew and our aircraft were safe and secure. The incident was classified as a hoax and the flight continued safely to its destination." Koetle said executive members of the airline were in constant contact and in full communication with the commander of the aircraft during the event. "After safely landing in Heathrow, the UK authorities also performed a thorough check and declared the aircraft safe. "She said that SAA would like to reiterate that this bomb scare was a hoax and that the passengers, crew and aircraft had been in no danger.No arrests were made. - Fin24

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Joe Henry, the noted singer/songwriter, presides over a most unprecedented musical event with the May 15 release of his ninth album, Scar.
According to a spokesperson from Mammoth Records, a tune on Scar, "Stop," is an early version of "Don't Tell Me," the second single from the latest album by Henry's sister-in-law, one Madonna Louise Ciccone. "Don't Tell Me" was written by Henry, Madonna and Madonna's co-producer Mirwais.
The Madonna factor is about the only thing that could overshadow the fact that "Stop" also features the first cameo performance by avant-garde jazz saxophone eminence Ornette Coleman since James "Blood" Ulmer's 1980 album, Tales of Captain Black.
Got that? Coleman will spray his harmolodic voodoo all over what is, in essence, a Madonna song. The closest contemporary analogue would be Miles Davis' rendition of Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" on You're Under Arrest (1985).
Henry's vocals have more in common with a Tom Waits performance than with Madonna's lascivious version of the tune.
Henry and Coleman will be accompanied by a blue-chip assortment of jazz players on the tune, which includes pianist Brad Mehldau, guitarist Marc Ribot and drummer Brian Blade. This lineup also takes on "Lock and Key," "Mean Flower" and "Richard Pryor Addresses a Tearful Nation."
Scar also features funk bassist/singer MeShell Ndegeocello on the tracks "Rough and Tumble" and "Nico Lost One Small Buddha."


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China- Nepal First Joint Military Exercise Begins Today
|Nepalese Army officer recieving PLA soldiers at Maharajganj
National Defence Bureau,
New Delhi, 17 April 2017
The Nepal-China joint training 'Sagarmatha Friendship-2017', a combined joint training between People's Liberation Army (PLA) and Nepalese Army (NA) commenced at Special Forces Brigade, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu on April 16, 2017.
Delivering the opening remarks, the chief guest of the opening ceremony Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), Major General Binod Kumar Shrestha said ' the aim of this exercise is to promote military relations and enhance interoperability between Nepalese and Chinese special forces at functional level by placing emphasis on counter terrorism tactics, techniques and procedures'. He added 'Chinese army is widely acknowledged for its professionalism, dedication and combat experience while Nepalese Army has gained many valuable lesson during its successful counter insurgency campaign in recent past and has a wealth of experience worth sharing.' He expressed his confidence that the joint training will prove to be a great platform to learn and share each other's knowledge and experiences.
Head of Directing Panel of PLA, Colonel YANG Shumeng, while delivered his remarks, siad 'the cooperation between CPLA and Nepalese Army in dealing with the threat of terrorism serves the common interest of both countries.' He believed that the joint training will enhance the mutual trust and confidence between two armies and promote bilateral cooperation.
At the beginning of the ceremony, Special Forces brigade commander Brigadier General Babu Krishna Karki welcomed all the participants.
The 10-day joint training, first of its kind, will focus on the tactics of counter insurgency and counter terrorism.
General Officers of NA, defense Attaché of China, officers of NA, instructors and participants from both the countries among others were present during the opening ceremony.
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My Mother is Sick, can anyone help?
April 6, 2009 18 Comments
This is my second post dedicated for my mother who went under the knives twice.
For all of you who have medical knowledge, please help.
For all of you who knows some financial remedies, please help.
For all of you who knows God, please help us pray.
Last December 16, 2008, she was operated in the abdomen. I will post here below the result of her clinical diagnosis by her first Pathologist.
Clinical Diagnosis: Colonic CA
Gross Description:
The specimen consists of a resected colon from a right hemicolectomy, with grayish serosa and attached fatty tissues, measuring 38 cm. in length and 7.5cm in its greatest width. Cut sections show an obstructing whitish mass noted at the cecum, measuring up to 16cm in tis greatest dimension, and extending into the serosa and near the proximal line of resection, and 16cm from distal line of resection.
A whitish mass is also noted measuring up to 2.5cm in its greatest dimensions and noted 14cm from the distal line of resection. The vermiform appendix measures 5 x 15 x 1 cm .15 pericolonic lymph nodes are noted and some are large and measure up to 3 cm in their greatest dimensions.
Microscopic Description:
Sections of the cecal mass show diffuse submucosal and transmural infiltrates of small and large lymphocytes extending into serosa. Similar atypical lymphocytes are also noted at the vermiform appendix, peri-colonic lymph nodes, and near the proximal line of resection.
Histopathological Diagnosis:
NON-HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA, Diffuse, Mixed Small and Large Cell Type, Cecum, Vermiform Appendix, Peri-colonic Lymph Nodes and Proximal Line of Resection.
Suggest Immunohistochemistry studies.
She was operated again last February 18, 2009. This time under her arm pit. Here is the Surgical Pathology Report.
The surgical specimen consists of nodular, brownish to grayish white doughy tissue weighing 150 grams, measuring 8 x 7 x 5cm. Cut section show lobulated, grayish white cut surfaces with tiny cyst. representative section embedded.
Microscopic Description:
Sections disclose the tumor is composed of solid sheets of neoplastic cuboidal to polygonal celss infiltrating into underlying fibrofatty stroma.
INVASIVE DUCT CARCINOMA, Axillary Tail of the Breast (Malignant)
Last week of March, my brother noted again a bulging part of our mother's abdomen. She went again to the doctor but the doctor refuses to let her go under the knife for the third time in just 3 months. He advised the family to put my mother under Chemotherapy medications.
The harder part with this scenario is that our family could not afford to have her chemotherapy.
My mother is now very thin and that she is only 59 years old. Can anyone help us please?


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This post first appeared on Free Technology for Teachers.
The world of mobile teaching and learning seems to be getting smaller and smaller and Nearpod is no exception. Last week, they brought their interactive and dynamic tool to iPhone. At a time where the idea of a "phone" being used for teaching and learning still makes many uneasy, Nearpod created yet another avenue to show the value of using smartphones in the classroom as a means to enhance the learning experience for both teachers and students.
App Overview
When opening the app, you are presented with three options:
- My Library – access and launch presentations that you have created from your computer
- Explore – find lessons by grade level and subject area
- Join – experience Nearpod as a student and join a presentation
When launching a presentation from your phone, you can navigate the presentation in much the same way as you would using your laptop. Question responses show on the screen, and you can share the results with your audience. This is particularly helpful when presenting with students, in a meeting, or at a conference, enabling you to step away from the podium and truly engage with your audience.
Use of proximity and audience engagement is especially important when modeling to students what great presentations look like. Oftentimes, students stand behind podiums ready to read off the slides as they have seen many others model for them. However, Nearpod encourages interaction and engagement through asking thoughtful questions that assess understanding, provoke discussion, stir controversy, and allow for reflection.
Ways to Get Started
Upon first glance, many mistake Nearpod for a glamorized version of direct instruction. However, when you begin using it, you will see that the list of ways in which it can be used grows by the day. Now that Nearpod lessons can be run from your phone, it's one more way to model great digital citizenship and effective use of technology.
Here are a few ways that you can make the most of this new app:
- Instead of launching a keynote or PowerPoint, Nearpodize your lesson by opening the presentation with Nearpod, add some questions, and launch it live with your phone.
- Facilitate meetings with faculty, administrators, parents or any other school wide presentation using your phone so that you can interact more closely with them.
- Let students practice their presentation skills using their phone.
- Pair Nearpod with visible thinking routines such as, "Think, Pair, Share" to generate class discussion.
We'd love to hear how you are using the Nearpod phone app? Share your ideas in the comments.
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Editors note: We don't normally post rumors when people don't reveal their source and we're just supposed to take their word for it. The only reason we're posting this is because major sites are posting it for some reason (page views), and all of you are sending us tips.. So here's today's latest rumor (which we're not believing until there's proof)…
According to a YouTuber named Drift0r (with 288,655 subscribers), his "trusted source" told him that the next Call of Duty will be called Call of Duty Ghosts and be revealed May 1st.
Take this with a grain of salt, as nothing about the next Call of Duty game has been officially announced by Activision yet.
The rumor states that the game will be "branching" off the Modern Warfare series, but leading off into its own series. The game was reportedly called "Phantom" but was changed to Ghosts. The single player is reportedly set to take place in the future, but use current generation technology.
In Multiplayer, there will reportedly be dynamic map loading screens. As an example it could be you coming down from a helicopter or jumping through a window to start the game. There is a new prone and crouch mechanic and there will be a "looking around door" feature.
And, according to the rumor this game will be putting a little more focus on destructible environments. But, it appears these environments will be in Single Player and less subtle in MP.
Spec Ops – this is supposedly not returning and being replaced with a new mode.
The report also states that Call of Duty: Ghosts will be launching on next-generation consoles (New Xbox, PS4, and PC) only.
The video states we can expect the reveal on May 1st.


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In case you missed it, here's what I wrote at ComicsAlliance this week:
The image above comes from a round-up of my favorite Next Issue blurbs from Kirby's run on Captain America, which are awesome. I've heard that some people were complaining that I didn't credit the letterer, but — and I could be completely wrong about this — I always assumed those were a product of Kirby himself, since they're consistent across all of his work in the '70s, from New Gods on to Devil Dinosaur. Of course, as usually happens with this sort of thing, Bully did it years ago.
In other complaint news, I wrote a few jokes about Before Watchmen and other Alan Moore titles DC could stripmine for sequels, and in violation of my usual rule, I totally read the comments. I figured they would be both hilarious and rewarding, and was I ever right about that. My personal favorite was the dude who said he was personally insulted by things I wrote about DC Comics. I can only assume that he is the company itself, having gained sentience in a weird mystic rite designed to protect its employees from Alan Moore's 9th level Wizard Spells. Either that, or JMS reads my columns. Either way, pretty exciting!
Along the same lines, I wrote some jokes about strange moments in Avengers history to educate fans of the movie. I haven't looked, but I will bet fifty dollars that someone is upset because I chose my favorite tidbits rather than providing a comprehensive timeline detailing every single bit of history.
Man, I'm complaining about readers a lot today! But not you guys. You guys are super cool.
Anyway, in happier news, I picked up some great mini-comics at Fluke and wrote about the ones I was most excited about. A lot of these people are at Stumptown this weekend, so if you're in Portland, pick up their stuff!
In this week's installment of Ask Chris, I break down a bit of Batman's origin that was better left unexplored in order to pad out an answer that, if I was honest, would've just been the words "Iron Fist." It's how I roll.
This week's War Rocket Ajax featured Brian Clevinger, telling us all about Atomic Robo and his ill-fated plans to work with DC. This was a good one. And speaking of Brian, he and I will both be appearing at Ultimate Comics in Chapel Hill, NC next weekend for Free Comic Book Day! Come by and say hello! I will be way less grumpy about comments in person (THIS IS A LIE).
Finally, David Uzumeri was off this week, so Matt Wilson and I teamed up for some writing in addition to our usual podcasting, and the end result was a look back at the 90s Spider-Man cartoon and its "Secret Wars" arc. No joke, you guys: This show was awful.
That's the major stuff that I've done this week, but as always, there are additional pieces at CA that you can find under my byline or by following me on Twitter. Have a great weekend!


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I hate vacuuming. No really. I avoid vacuuming like I avoid dusting. And vacuuming stairs should have its own special hour of chore hell. So when Dyson asked if we were interested in reviewing their new Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cord Free vacuum, my husband's reaction was the one with more enthusiasm (mixed with sarcastic innuendo that a lot of you will relate to), "Maybe this will actually get you to vacuum".
I haven't changed the door locks…yet. Mind you, he was also the one who was super excited to review the Dyson Hot + Cool Link and that has proven to be one of the best appliances in our home.
Why you need a Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cord Free vacuum in your life #DysonV10
We welcomed the Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute Cord Free vacuum for a test drive and here are some things that you should know about the V10:
- Longer-lasting battery: Up to 60 minutes of fade-free run time so you can clean everywhere.
- Big machine suction power: With cord-free versatility for floor to ceiling cleaning that can easily transform into a handheld.
- 40% bigger bin: a completely re-designed inline bin format for more efficient airflow and a much bigger bin means you can say goodbye to big corded vacuums of the past.
- 2-in-1 format: Converts into a handheld so you can easily use it on stairs, upholstery and out to the car.
I know when I read reviews, I tend to look for certain things in a product. So I wanted to take the time to answer some of the questions I had about this and what I've seen other customers ask on Dyson's Facebook account.
Now we've never had the previous cord free Dyson models, so I cannot compare the V10 to the V8 from actual experience.
But from what I've read, some of the major changes have been an overhaul of the dust bin bin for easier emptying and the new inline format for a more streamlined look, as well as two different cleaning heads – one for hardwood/solid surfaces and the other for carpet.
We do however have a very old Dyson canister vacuum that was passed along from my husband's Grandmother. And while it's dated in its aesthetics and is rather heavy and bulky, it still works after all these years.
That's why we trust the Dyson name so much. So deciding to upgrade to a Dyson cordless vacuum for us is more about being able to take advantage of the design changes that make vacuuming easier, compared to their previous counterparts.
Without further ado, here are some questions and answers I hope will help you decide on the Dyson Cyclone V10.
1. Is it top heavy?
Yes and no. To me it's not heavy at all. But I am comparing that to a canister vacuum, which is a huge pain to lug all around, especially on stairs. If you try and stand it up on it's own, it will fall over.
But in terms of actually using it, you will not find that top part is overwhelmingly heavy and hard to push around. This is a big deal for people who may have physical disabilities or back problems.
2. How long does a charge really last?
This depends on what mode you use it on and what cleaning head you use. The Torque drive cleaner head (for carpets) has a setting you can change to Max for 25% more dust removal. This does have an impact on battery power.
The good news is you really do not need to use it on Max. Even on the low setting, it sucks up everything.
The battery power on the V10 is said to provide 60 minutes of use (though I don't know anyone who has vacuumed for an hour straight, but go prove me wrong). You get 20 minutes on the Torque drive cleaner head (carpets) and up to 40 minutes on the Soft roller head (hard surfaces).
The vacuum is shipped with about 30% battery, so we made sure to charge it fully before our first use. It comes with a simple charging dock that you can mount to a wall anywhere that's convenient for you.
3. How hard is it to change the accessories and cleaner heads?
I judge vacuums a lot on this and the Dyson V10 is by far the easiest to switch cleaner heads, parts and accessories. You know that annoying feeling of trying to pull the cleaning head off and not pinching your skin under the button when you push down on it? No problems at all.
The cleaning heads themselves are so much lighter than other vacuums I have tried over the years. This does NOT affect their suction power. The canister is also easy to empty and it's a great feeling not having to buy vacuum bags.
4. What do you find are the best features of the V10?
There are two things that stood out for me. One was the pivoting head. Game changing. No more angling yourself to get into corners or around couch legs. It turns for you with such ease. The second was obviously the cord-free aspect.
Not having to deal with a canister or any long cord is impossible to explain until you use it. You will then realize what a huge pain canister vacuums are.
I know I keep talking about the stairs but vacuuming the stairs (and yes we have carpeted stairs) is nothing short of a chore that the entire family draws straws on having to do.
With the different accessories the V10 comes with, you can easily snap on smaller cleaning heads to clean the stairs with and still have the same suction power.
Even if you decided to just use the bigger cleaning heads, it is still so much easier than dealing with a canister on every step.
(Fancy and super clean stairs!!)
5. Is the Dyson Cyclone V10 easy to use?
Here are photos of our 7 year old and our 10 year old vacuuming their rooms. The fact that they both can use it like they would say a lightweight broom, should help show you how not heavy and uncomplicated it is.
Our 7 year olds room is like a hurricane most days so the ability to do a quick clean up is a big deal.
(This was just the dirt from her room. Oy!)
6. Is there anything that can be improved?
The one and only caveat I have with this, is similar with other vacuums I've tried. And that is that I wish there was a way to lock the trigger on the handle while vacuuming, instead of having to hold it all the time to get it to run.
Depending on how long you're vacuuming for, this can get a little tiresome and your finger a little sore.
That being said, as you can see above with the photos of our girls using it. If their smaller hands have no problem pushing in the trigger, you shouldn't either. But this is definitely something that down the line in future Dyson models, I hope they consider adding.
It also can be tricky if you have a pet. We now have an Aussie and there's a full on war between these two because of her dog hair.
7. Is it worth the money?
With a retail value of $799.99, that price tag can be intimidating. The one thing however that I have learned as I've gotten older, is that you often get what you pay for, especially with appliances and household items.
A $25 blender for example, will perform like a $25 blender. Dyson has a great reputation for a reason. They create well built, good quality products.
You invest it in once and you don't replace it in a couple of years. We have gone through many vacuums in different brands over the years and as my husband's Grandma's vacuum can attest, Dyson is a quality product.
All in all, honestly getting a chance to try out the Dyson Cyclone V10 is something that I affectionately joked about on Twitter, where you reach peak adulthood because you are genuinely excited about acquiring a great quality product for your home. I think if I can emphasize anything it's that.
Having a vacuum that doesn't hurt your back when you use it, is not heavy, environmentally friendly, certified by the Asthma Society of Canada, actually cleans better than other vacuums (see photos of the stairs as an example) and has so many great features that I am still discovering.
Most of all, it doesn't make me hate vacuuming like old vacuums did. I'd call that a success.
To find out more about the Dyson Cyclone V10 Absolute, visit Dyson Canada.
Disclaimer: This post was brought to you in partnership with Dyson. As always, opinions are my own.


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I like traveling. Prefer those countries where the weather is warm or hot. I like trying new local food when I travel. My favorite fruit is mango. But when I am back from my trips, I love Ukrainian food and think that it is one of the most delicious in the world :)
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Evolution Details "Everything Coming TO DriveClub" In Mar 2015 via Patch 1.12: "Replay Feature" & More
Evolution Studios via DriveClub Facebook Page has announced the details regarding "Everything Coming To DriveClub In March 2015". PlayStation 4 gamers will be happy to know that the eagerly awaited Replay feature, big changes to Drift Mode and the Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione are the headlines, along with the Lamborghini Expansion Pack, plus many more improvements based on their continued feedback.
All these new content will be added to DriveClub via Patch 1.12, you can check out the long list of changes and new content details below.
Full details of Update 1.12:
- Adds Replays to the game for all Single Events and Tours. You can now save a Replay at the end of any single player event and view it later from the Replays section.
- Photomode can be used from within a Replay at any point.
- Introduces a new Driver Level 50 reward: You can now unlock the Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione for your Garage!
- Refines Drift Mode scoring to increase the points scored for momentum, control and staying on the track.
- Adjusts the drag reduction when veering off road, so that accidentally leaving the track slows you down more gradually.
- Adjusts the drag penalty on world collisions, to remove the possibility of gaining any advantage after colliding with a wall.
- Adds the option to control screen brightness in-game (new Display Option).
- Adds the option to change the volume levels on individual SFX channels (new Audio options in Settings).
- Adds the option to make the AI opponents in a Single Event drive in the same car as the one the player chooses.
- Adds the option to select factory paint jobs for AI opponents (new Display Option).
- Removes the voicechat icon for any player you have chosen to mute in Multiplayer while you are driving.
- Adds new categories for downloaded Livery Packs within the Bonus Designs in Customisation.
- Adds status information about friends playing DRIVECLUB to the Social Hub.
- Immediately centres the camera view behind the car automatically whenever you reset to the track.
- Adds support for live streaming via Twitch and Ustream while playing Multiplayer.
- Improves the atmospheric visual effects further by improving heathaze and introducing mirages, which are visible on the road when light is refracted by hot air.
- Includes more minor bug fixes, performance improvements and usability tweaks.
Update 1.12 Add-ons (coming to PlayStation Store March 24-26):
- Adds support for the Peugeot Onyx Concept, coming to PlayStation Store as a free download.
- Adds support for the Lamborghini Expansion Pack, coming to PlayStation Store as a premium/Season Pass add-on.
- The Lamborghini Car Pack includes: Lamborghini Aventador LP 720-4 50° Anniversario, Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4, Lamborghini Gallardo LP 570-4 Squadra Corse and Lamborghini Veneno.
- The Lamborghini Tour Pack includes 10 new Events and 5 new Trophies.
- Adds support for the Pacesetter Tour Pack, coming to PlayStation Store as a premium/Season Pass add-on.
- The Pacesetter Tour Pack includes 12 new Events and 5 new Trophies.
- Adds support for 2 new livery packs, coming to PlayStation Store as a premium/Season Pass add-on. Each Livery Pack contains 5 new livery patterns to customise your cars with.
Important developments to be aware of (coming after 1.12):
- Continual server upgrades: to keep improving online stability and performance for all current players and to enable the
- release of the PS+ Edition and DRIVECLUB companion app.
- Private lobbies: Development of Private Lobbies for Multiplayer is ongoing alongside development of server improvements.
- Replays for Multiplayer races: these require further development and testing and will come in a future game update.
- Lots more cars: We're only half way through the Season Pass that runs to July and we have many more commonly requested cars and manufacturers coming to DRIVECLUB!
- New ranks: because many of you are at Level 50 already. In the mean time, please enjoy exclusive access to the Ferrari 599XX Evoluzione as a reward for your dedication and success.
- Additional audio options for cockpit camera.
- Lots more! Please keep sharing your feedback about DRIVECLUB with us to help the game continue to evolve around you.


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It's a beautiful, crisp Wednesday morning and I'm going to see M.I.A. tonight so you know I'm in a great mood. Also, a lot of you have been sending over your suggestions and most of them have been great – so keep on keepin' on!
File Under: Mostly subdued art rock band that isn't afraid to take itself less seriously and is filled with cute girls
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Friday and Saturday nights, I put the chickens on their roosts, knowing that they are a bit high for pullets but still hoping to train them. Imagine my surprise last night when I went to close the pop hole and discovered all five pullets roosting on their own! I'm so proud of them.
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My Girls Are Roosting!
Posted in animals, chicken, eggs, Food, frugal living, tagged animals, Food on July 18, 2011| 11 Comments »
Meet the newest residents of the homestead
Posted in animals, chicken, eggs, frugal living, kale, tagged animals, eggs, Food, organic on July 4, 2011| 8 Comments »
The chicks arrived a week ago. My first opportunity to take pictures came on Friday, when the chicks graduated to being pullets. I had some old kale in the garden that was infested with caterpillars, so I cut and gave it to my pullets as a graduation present. They loved it.
Why sustainable farms are healthier farms, in pictures
Posted in animals, Arkansas, chicken, Community Supported Agriculture, CSA, dinner, dinner, farmer's market, frugal living, locavore, organic food, Ozark Mountains, turkey, tagged environment, family, Food, history, politics, recipes on November 17, 2010| 6 Comments »
A few weeks ago I had a chance to meet part of my Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. I don't want to offend the vegetarians, but this picture very well may include that bird. I snapped a shot of these birds at Falling Sky Farm, now of Chime, Arkansas. Mr. Homesteader was so impressed with the operations that for a week afterwards, no one could say chicken without him launching into an explanation of Falling Sky Farm's operations and attributes. The things that make Falling Sky Farm stand out include the freshness of the graze, the complete lack of odor, and the cleanliness. Falling Sky Farm, naturally producing healthier food, stands in stark contrast to the factory farms that resulted in the recall of billions of eggs.
All of the animals at Falling Sky Farm graze on pasture. What is most remarkable is that they get moved to fresh pasture either once or twice a day, depending on the animal. Look at how rich this light grazing technique leaves the pasture, even after Arkansas's extraordinarily hot summer and drought.
Frequent moving of the animals lets the manure composts easily on its own, in place, never leaving a strong smell like you find on factory farms. The lack of concentrated manure also means that flies aren't attracted in large numbers. With this system, animals never rest in their own waste, reducing disease. Here you can see the chicken "tractors" in the distance and the rectangles indicating where they were in the past few days.
Pasture raising also eliminates bad bacteria from animals' guts; the bacteria just don't grow on pasture feed. Finally, pasture raising increases the good Omega-3 fatty acids, helping you balance out the cholesterol that can come with eating animal products. This hen promises she'll produce better eggs!
As Congress debates a new food safety law, the Senate concluded that small farms with less than $500k in annual business that direct market within 275 miles of the farm should be exempt from tighter regulation unless they're found guilty of distributing tainted food. I think the amendment exempting small farms makes sense both for supporting local, diverse food sources and for saving tax payers' money. Well-run small farms are naturally healthier.
Have recent food recalls changed the food that you buy and how you shop and eat?
(edited Nov. 19, after the Senate included the exemption.)
Too hot to roast a chicken inside? Dutch oven it!
Posted in baking, cast iron, chicken, comfort food, Cooking And Baking, dinner, dinner, Dutch oven, family, Food, frugal living, garlic, herbs, tagged cooking, dinner, Food, recipes on August 11, 2010| 13 Comments »
You can make just about anything in an outdoor Dutch oven that you can make in an oven in the house. Yesterday I roasted a whole chicken from Falling Sky Farm with rosemary, garlic, and lemons in a 12-quart Dutch oven in the back yard. The process is so simple that I hesitate to post it, but I know some readers would like to do more Dutch oven cooking, so here goes.
Make a brine of 1 cup salt, 1 cup vinegar, and 1 cup sugar, heated and dissolved in water, with enough additional water and/or ice to completely cover your chicken. Drop in several crushed juniper berries and twigs of rosemary. Be sure to use a non-reactive pot–no cast iron, aluminum, or plastic for this stage. Brine the bird at least 24 hours.
Remove the bird from the brine and discard the brine mixture, rosemary, etc. Stuff the bird with more fresh rosemary, 2-4 cloves of sliced garlic, and about half a lemon. Season the bird's skin with a little more salt and pepper. Now you're ready to roast!
Start charcoal, preferably using a chimney with the bottom loaded with newspaper to avoid having to use lighter fluid. (Ick!) Get the coals hot. Put the chicken in a lightly greased outdoor Dutch oven, either by itself or with potatoes as we did. Add the lid. Put the Dutch oven on top of about 8-12 coals. Add more coals to the top. Rotate the whole oven *and* the lid every 15 minutes or so. Your chicken will roast in an hour to an hour and a half, depending on size. You may need to add coals as you go, so do keep an eye on whether you'll need to fire up some more.
Be sure not to let ashes in the Dutch oven when you rotate the lid!
Our 5-pound chicken roasted for an hour and a half, and it was definitely over the minimum safe temperature of 165-170 degrees F. It was also incredible juicy, with super rosemary and garlic flavor, all thanks to roasting in the Dutch oven. And our house stayed sooooo nice and cool! I wish I had a food stylist on staff to make it clear how gorgeous this bird was, but I'll trust that you'll give the recipe a try and decide for yourself.
Oh–do you see that juice in the bottom? It's the incredibly flavorful base for gravy. Let everything cool a few minutes; then remove the bird and veggies to rest. Whisk a little potato flour or whole-wheat pastry flour into the juices. Heat to boiling with a little sherry and let thicken. Serve on the side. Do be careful–this mixture includes the brine and may already be a little salty for some folks.
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The Whole Chicken = frugal living + bonus recipe: chicken tortilla soup
Posted in chicken, chile, cilantro, corn, dinner, dinner, Food, frugal living, herbs, onions, organic food, peppers, peppers, recipes, soup, tomato, tagged dinner, Diy, economy, Food, recipe, recipes, soup on July 29, 2010| 13 Comments »
If you're trying to live frugally, try buying a whole chicken. A whole chicken has not only meat but the makings of wonderful stock, and the sum of its parts and the stock are worth much, much more than you'll pay for the whole bird. This is one of the ways that we afford to buy local, organic chickens.
Making Your Own Chicken Stock
To make your own stock, you can roast the chicken whole or do as I did recently and cut it into pieces and parts for different meals. Then boil the carcass with aromatics like onions, garlic, celery, and herbs for an incredible stock to form the basis of soup and gravy–all for much, much less than stock-in-a-box and much tastier! The meat left on the carcass after you break down the chicken into breast, wings, and leg quarters will make superb soup meat. Take a few minutes really to pick the bones clean after you boil the carcass. Your pets will also love getting a piece of gristle to gnaw on! Just be sure not to give them poultry bones, which can splinter and choke them.
On a recent night we had stacked bean enchiladas on corn tortillas, but the star of the dinner was chicken tortilla soup, in essence a soup made of chicken leftovers and a handful of other ingredients.
Chicken Tortilla Soup
- half a chopped onion
- 1/2 – 1 sweet pepper, chopped
- optional: chile peppers, seeded and chopped (we used 5 jalapeno peppers, but then again we like heat)
- oregano, dried or fresh finely chopped
- chicken picked from a boiled or roasted carcass (or 1/2-3/4 cup shredded chicken from another source)
- about a quart of chicken stock
- cup of fresh chopped tomatoes OR can of diced tomatoes, drained (I used canned and drank the juice.)
- handful of corn (frozen if you don't have fresh)
- crushed tortilla chips (as in the bits left in the bottom of the bag)
Saute the onion. Add the peppers and let cook a few minutes. Add the oregano, chicken, and chicken stock. Simmer to let flavors combine. Add the chopped tomato or drained tomato and corn. Stir to combine. Heat through and serve with garnishes.
- tortillas, slivered and toasted (spray with a little oil before toasting), or tortilla chips, crushed
- grated cheese
- cilantro
- sour cream or plain yogurt.
Nesting Boxes, old and new
Posted in animals, chicken, eggs, family, frugal living, old tools, tagged cooking, country life, family, Food, history, nature, rural life on May 18, 2010| 2 Comments »
Several years ago a friend whose mother had been in the antique business told me he had a rustic chicken coop that I could re-purpose. I was skeptical but went to see it. It wasn't a chicken coop. It was a six-bay nesting box that had been thoroughly cleaned and varnished. I was immediately taken with the piece and decided to purchase it for the princely sum of $15. I cleaned the piece up a bit more and then tried it out in various locations and for numerous uses. My favorite was displaying antique quilts in them. Unfortunately, right now it is not in an ideal location for you to see the rustic beauty and convenient service of the piece, but I've included one close-up shot.
I'm thinking a lot of nesting boxes today because we have discussed getting chickens as soon as we get back from our summer vacation. Imagine my surprise when fellow blogger Polly's Path told readers that Georgia Farm Woman is having another nesting box giveaway! Oooh, if I win I can start my chickens for sure late this summer! Of course, now that I've told you, Georgia Farm Woman could have lots more entries for the giveaway. Go ahead; check out these great modern nesting boxes. I hope one of us wins!
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Cool weather, adjusting our ideas for garden and kitchen (with a roasted rosemary chicken recipe!)
Posted in cast iron, chicken, comfort food, Cooking And Baking, dinner, dinner, Dutch oven, Food, frugal living, herbs, nature, onions, recipes, turkey, tagged dinner, family, Food, gardening, recipe, recipes, Thanksgiving, weather on May 10, 2010| 2 Comments »
We've had more unseasonably cool weather. Today the temperatures struggled to get out of the 50s F, when ordinarily we'd be at least 80 degrees F for the daytime high. These cool temperatures make me rethink both kitchen and garden. Tonight for dinner, for instance, I served up a variation on Thanksgiving, with my treasured frozen turkey stock enriching both dressing and gravy, chicken leg quarters roasted with rosemary and apple cider (see below), green beans with onions and crumb topping, and cranberries cooked with apple cider and maple sugar. Ordinarily at this time of year, I wouldn't be heating up the house with this much cooking, but the cool temperatures made it the frugal thing to do. I worked on cleaning out the freezer at the same time. And oh my stars, the whole house smells like rosemary and roasted poultry now!
In the garden temperatures like these make me wonder if I could plant another crop of lettuce. I know it's risky, so I content myself that if I cut off the heads of some leaf lettuce and they grow back, we'll have more than enough lettuce until hot temps make that crop untenable. I checked NOAA. Are we in a La Nina pattern now? I can't tell. La Nina could change all of my garden plans, bringing extended spring to Arkansas summer.
Weather is why agriculture has always been a gamble and always will be a gamble. If you want to feed yourself (or a nation), you must always be prepared for the unexpected.
Roasted Rosemary Chicken Quarters
- 2-3 chicken quarters, skin on
- olive oil
- salt and pepper
- 3-4 large sprigs fresh rosemary
- 1/2 sweet onion, cut into slivers
- 1/2-1 cup apple cider (or 1/2 cup cider vinegar and 1/2 cup cider if you want to make gravy–see option below involving potato flour and whole-grain pastry flour)
Preheat oven to 325-350 degrees F. Salt and pepper the skin side of the chicken quarters. Heat enough olive oil to coat the bottom of a cast iron pan (with lid!) that's big enough to hold your leg quarters, tightly. Brown the skin side of each quarter over medium-high heat, salting and peppering the non-skin side as you brown the other side. When the quarters are browned, turn off the heat, put the quarters non-skin side down on top of the rosemary sprigs. Spread the onions on top. Pour on the apple juice (and cider, if you want), and put on the lid. Bake for about an hour. The recipe is so simple, but the flavor and moisture in the chicken could not be much simpler.
Gravy Option
If you want to make gravy with what's in the pan, toss 1 tablespoon potato flour with about 1 tablespoon whole-wheat pastry flour with the onion slivers before you put them on the chicken. Toss on the flour mixture with the onions. When you pour on the cider, be sure to pour it over the onions, so that you moisten the flour. By the time you get done cooking, you'll have gravy. Seriously, the gravy really is going to make itself.
By the way, this chicken works really well in a Dutch oven for camping! I won a Dutch-oven cookoff last fall with a similar recipe.
Copyright 2010 Ozarkhomesteader. All rights reserved.


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As much as I push in my business that my clients must set up their businesses in its entirety on Yelp, Trip Advisor, Urban Spoon, etc. etc. dealing with the reviews when they come in can be trying.
Certainly when they are good, you can do many things with them...promote them on your social networks, use them as testimonials in your marketing materials, shout from the rooftops, etc.
But when they are bad, there is a method of madness.
I always say valid, warranted complaints are an unbiased review of your business...if you have streams of bad service, bad service, bad service complaints....you may have some personnel issues. The same thing with people that complain about the food.These type of reviews can be dealt with by addressing them with the customer and attempt to rectify the situation. You are being a good owner by hearing your customer and doing what you can to fix it.
But what if the complaint is not warranted. What if it is an ex-employee twirling his fake mustache in attempt to try to sabotage you because he is disgruntled. What if you have a reviewer that is Debbie Downer and hates everyone and you are the target of the day? What can you do if Yelp will not take your review down??
Looks like the gastropub, Craft & Commerce, located in San Diego's Little Italy district has the right idea. Embrace your online reviews indeed! According to the Yahoo article, they take their negative reviews and broadcast them using actors in their restrooms. Awesome!!!
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It would be understandable if the idea of a unified Korean state in the foreseeable future was to be dismissed as an idea of pure fantasy. The leadership of The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) often speaks about a unified Korean state, albeit one that would be on their terms. Although the vast majority of the DPRK citizenry only has the most basic understanding of the world around it, its leadership understands that the idea of a unified Korea under DPRK leadership is one that lost all possibility decades ago, as its economy and military capabilities fell behind its Southern counterpart to a point where it where it no longer could reasonably expect to ever reach a point near-parity with it again.
As for the Republic of Korea (South Korea), its transition from a military dictatorship to democratic rule has coincided with a economic transformation in which it is now home to some of the most widely recognized corporations and manufacturers in the world. While the ROK government periodically pays lip service to the idea of unification, many of its citizens fear that the costs of doing so will threaten the economic prosperity within South Korea that they have worked so hard to attain.
Yet unlike the current scenario that involves China and Taiwan, the vast majority of Koreans living on the peninsula both desire unification in some form, and for this factor alone raises the possibility of such an event taking place within our lifetime. Assuming that Korean unification takes place in a relatively peaceful manner, what would it look like? And perhaps more importantly: What would it cost?
Potential Costs of Korean Unification
One of the difficulties of compiling an accurate cost analysis of such an event is the lack of transparency from Pyongyang regarding its current economic state. In January, South Korea's Finance Minister stated that the South expected initial costs of unification to be 7% of its current annual gross domestic product (GDP) every year, for a minimum of ten years. In 2012, 7% of South Korea's GDP would amount to $1,237 trillion won (1.15T), which amounts to $80.62 billion USD. This figure tends to be a more conservative estimate on unification costs, as other think tanks and economic analysts tend to place the figure as high as $1.5 trillion over the first ten years. Although there often is the comparison of Korean unification to the East-West German unification that took place at the end of the Cold War, the lack of infrastructure, industrial capability, and malnourishment within the North Korean state will make reunification in any form an expensive and daunting task. One example of this is the estimated cost that will be necessary simply to "stabilize" vast tracts of the North Korean population initially upon reunification. Regarding the area of basic food supplies, one South Korean government estimate states the following cost:
In order provide 23 million North Koreans the recommended minimum of 1,600 calories per day for two months, it would require 13,000 tons of grain per day. In addition, basic medial assistance would be necessary for large portions of the former DPRK population. This cost alone is estimated to be nearly $500 million USD.
|A Korean Unification would face a significantly higher number of obstacles than the East-West German unification following the Cold War.
Another hurdle facing a new Korean nation is the fact that economic demographics are not on its side. Where as West Germany had a 5-1 population ratio advantage upon unification with the less developed East Germany, South Korea merely has a 2-1 ratio, which means that it will have to absorb a much larger portion of North Koreans into its demographics, which will place its social services, educational systems, and job retraining services under significant strain. There is also the issue of "severe division" between both Koreas. Throughout its separation, East and West Germany minimized repercussions of political division by maintaining trade links, as well as signing over 30 treaties. One estimate states an estimate of $1.5 trillion USD over thirty years to simply bring North Korea's GDP to a comparable level to East Germany's GDP gap with West Germany prior to German unification. It will likely take generations before the economic gap is evened between the two Koreas: The North-South economic gap remains in the United States since the end of its Civil War in 1865, in Italy, residents of Sicily today only have 1/3 the GDP of their counterparts in Milan, and even with its remarkable economic transformation, inland provinces continue to be left behind economically by the coastal provinces, a gap that is expanding annually, not decreasing.
There are also a number of additional areas in which investment must be made in order to successfully integrate Korea into a unified nation that would resemble some level of parity.
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Massive agricultural investment: Decades of poor agricultural farming methods have left the North Korean countryside littered with soil unsuitable to sustain crops.
Poor economic planning will force any unified Korean government to begin industrial reform within North Korea from nearly ground level.
Integration of the Korean Won: The cost of integrating the North Korean Won into South Korea's economy will be unparalleled in scope.
Benefits of Korean Unification
Although the costs associated with Korean unification will be unmatched in modern times, the potential benefits that could be achieved by a unified Korean state would almost surely outweigh the costs over time. In a 2009 analysis by Goldman Sachs, its authors stated that a unified Korea had the potential to overtake Japan and Germany's GDP's within 30-40 years. This statement is plausible due to certain benefits that North Korea would bring to a unified Korea, although it would be decades before the benefits would be fully realized.
Even though South Korea would be integrating nearly 23 million North Koreans who would need large amounts of medical and economic assistance, it would be inheriting a relatively young population, something that would aid in offsetting the South aging population, as well having one of the lowest reproductive rates in the world. The North Korean population is also relatively well-educated for a country of its current condition, and many of its citizens could contribute relatively quickly within an integrated economy. In terms of size, the territory of a unified Korea would nearly double, and within this land lays a windfall of mineral wealth that could indeed vault Korea past Japan and Germany within 40 years.
There have been estimated of mineral wealth inside North Korea to be of an estimated $6 trillion USD. Much of this wealth is in the form of rare earth goods that are used in the production of hi-tech goods: a South Korean specialty. The ability for Korea to have these minerals within their borders, as well as potentially moving production factories from China into former North Korean territory where abundant reliable and cheap labor could be found, would accelerate the Korean economy.
A unified Korea would also become less hindered by geographic restraints. The development of a gas pipeline from Russia to Korea could finally become a reality for further development in Southern Korea. Land shipments could also begin to China and Russia, significantly cutting transportation costs. Additionally, the beautiful North Korean landscape could be developed by South Korean tourism industries, allowing for employment opportunities to be had by those living in the North.
With the absence of hostilities between a North and South Korea, large amounts of economic investment could be diverted from military platforms, and towards domestic investment. Mandatory military service could likely cease, allowing for millions of Koreans to begin employment years sooner than is allowed currently.
The costs that a unified Korea will likely have to endure to have such a final outcome, however, will be high. The RAND Corporation conducted a study in 2009 that recommended that an investment of $62 billion USD be made in order to just double the North Korean GDP within 5-6 years following reunification. It also gave an estimate of $1.7 trillion USD to have overall parity that would take place decades later. The costs will be high. Yet the benefits of a unified Korean state should eventually allow such an event to occur.
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A personal rant. Not for the faint of heart or politically correct.
Endless texts, tweets, emails, calls, chats, IMs, Facebook updates… What do all these things have in common? They're all uncontrolled by you and let others control your time. All buzzing and vibrating and stealing your attention from what you should be doing. Not to mention co-workers at your door. "Got a minute?" "What are you doing for lunch?" "You did hear about Nancy and Bob…?"
This issue is about peak productivity. So turn off your smartphone, ignore your email, and dive in. There's good stuff in here.
Work Interruptions Cost Us 6 Hours a Day
It's amazing how many ways we can find to thwart productivity. We have excuses for every intrusion. Did you know that each interruption costs you 5-15 minutes to refocus? For IT folks, it's worse. The phone rings and gets more attention than a car alarm. Even at home people run dripping out of the shower, jump up from the dinner table and interrupt sex (a disturbing disorder we call "coitus interruptus") just to answer the phone.
I used to be stuck in this inferno (except for the last one). Here is how I resolved to maximize productivity and fix my situation of endless interruptions:
- Begin work early. Very few reach me at this hour.
- Ditch the office. Sometimes I do not come in to the office at all and instead work from a "secret" location. One of my favorites is the coffee shop in the lobby of Sheraton Valley Forge. (There goes my secret.)
- Shut off all electronic notifications. I just periodically check messages. (As an exercise, count the number of times electronic beeps and buzzes interrupt you in one day.)
- Ignore "disasters." Nothing is as bad or as good as it initially appears. Not even love at first sight. The simple act of waiting resolves many so-called disasters.
- Avoid meetingitis. Do you really need that next meeting? Can it be done standing up? Can you skip the refreshments? Perhaps start at 4:45. Everyone just wants to go home so they'll think twice before launching into an endless discussion. Besides, the people who will stay late are the ones you need.
- Tame colleagues. Is someone interrupting you every hour with an "idea" or "concern"? Ask him to gather notes and meet you at 4:45 PM the next day. You may find he doesn't have much to share and has solved or forgotten his problems already.
- Cut close ties with socialites. You have a career to build. To move up the ladder of success, you need to tame socialization at work—especially with subordinates.
- Create deliberate quiet time. Quiet means quiet. Absolutely quiet. No interruptions whatsoever. This is not as easy as I want it to be. It takes effort but is totally worth it.
It's Amazing How Little Value People Place on Their Time
Everyone's heard the expression "time is money." But how many really get it? Look at the long line of people squandering their lunch break to get their daily Venti-Soy-Quadruple-Shot-Latte-Half-Sweet-Non-Fat-Caramel-Macchiato-With-No-Foam. It is amazing how Starbucks, like our healthcare system, has trained the masses to stand like sheep in a long line made longer by the comatose kid behind the counter we call a Barista and the ordering of abstruse drinks even a chemist couldn't decipher by people who eventually reach the front of the line and somehow after 20 minutes of waiting still do not know what to order and rummage for their credit card buried in a two-gallon purse.
Ranting makes me tired. I need a latte.
Peak Productivity Enemy Number One
You know where I'm going here. Yes, I'm going to say it.
Your smartphone is enemy numero uno.
Listen to these words of hope: Not answering your phone, ignoring a text, or not looking at who is calling, will not end your career.
As an aside, did you know that Americans have spent over $24 billion in smartphone repairs over the past 7 years?* To put that in perspective, America currently allocates $3.1 billion in foreign aid to Israel and $2.3 billion to Afghanistan. If your smartphone was really smart, it would deploy a parachute as it fell out of your pocket so it doesn't shatter when it lands on the floor while you're waiting at Starbucks for your latte.
Lately I've begun noticing men talking on the phone at urinals or conducting a conference call from the stall next to me. (Do women do this, too? Those of you who frequent female restrooms: I would like to hear from you.) Do they really think they're saving time? How about the time spent cleaning up after an accident? And the repair or replacement cost you're your phone falls in the crapper? Sorry, I need to pee in peace.
And how about the Too Loud Cell Phone Talkers? I much prefer to be sitting next to a quiet smoker. Six quiet smokers even! Airports should have special glass rooms for obnoxious cellphone users like they do for smokers. Smoking may be a hazard, but it's also a hazard when you can't hear your flight being called over the gabbers and have to hurdle over people to catch it.
Okay, rant over. Thanks for hanging with me. If you read this far without reacting to an alert of some kind, congratulations! You're doing better than most.
Now, let's produce! Close your computer, turn off your smartphone notifications, and dive into this issue on productivity.
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Pineapple Cucumber Salsa
It's hard to beat the sweet, tangy taste of fresh salsa on a hot summer day. This makes a great topping for grilled fish or chicken. If serving with chips, be sure you have enough—it'll go fast. Teri Rasey — Cadillac, Michigan
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 20 min.
Makes2-1/2 cups
- 1-1/2 cups finely chopped fresh pineapple
- 1 cup finely chopped seedless cucumber
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 1/4 cup finely chopped red onion
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- 4-1/2 teaspoons chopped seeded jalapeno pepper
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated lime zest
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- In a large bowl, combine all ingredients. Cover and refrigerate until serving.
Editor's NoteWear disposable gloves when cutting hot peppers; the oils can burn skin. Avoid touching your face.
Nutrition Facts1/4 cup: 18 calories, 0 fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 60mg sodium, 5g carbohydrate (3g sugars, 1g fiber), 0 protein.
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Our new Executive Chef David Ruiz and our Sous Chef Burt Wilson (Zuni/Navajo) have recently debuted a brand new dinner menu at Pueblo Harvest Cafe.
As a Native fusion restaurant, we're always looking for new ways to pair indigenous ingredients with contemporary cooking techniques and Chef David brings his own innovative ideas to what Native fusion cooking means.
Some of the highlights on the new dinner menu are:
Blue Corn Fried Chicken
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Green Chile Salted Rack of Lamb, Corn Pudding, Shaved Kale and Winter Radish Salad, Braised Local Baby Beets
How is this Native fusion? Let's look at the Blue Corn Fried Chicken. For Pueblo and Navajo people and many other tribes of the Southwest, blue corn is sacred. Communities come together to farm blue corn and it represents gifts that we receive from the earth and our Creator. Pueblo people eat it in a traditional porridge called atole and in many other dishes. In this new dish, Chef David has paired blue corn with Southern-style fried chicken. He uses free range, all natural chicken and soaks it for at least 12 hours in buttermilk for maximum tenderness. Then he batters it in blue corn as well as Blue Bird flour, which is the favored flour for making frybread in Pueblo and Native communities. The result is crunchy, tender and delicious!
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LOS ANGELES, CA, March 18, 2015 —The Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law is hosting its second annual Private Fund Conference in conjunction with the release of its 2015 Private Fund Report: The Role of Activist Funds. The Conference and Report offer a range of views and opinions on activist funds, their role in the modern investment portfolio, and the challenges activist funds present to public companies.
Activist funds have taken a leading role in challenging corporate management to deliver value to company shareholders. Activist funds are now a separate asset class and an ever-present feature of the corporate and investment landscapes. Activists' strategies have ranged from private negotiations to litigation and epic proxy battles, including replacing an entire board of directors with a slate supported by the activist fund. Many well-known companies have been the target of shareholder activism.
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R. Ben Zion Hai Uziel (1880–1953), chief rabbi of Israel, rishon le-Zion. R. Uziel was born in Jerusalem, where his father, Joseph Raphael, was the av bet din of the Sephardi community of Jerusalem, as well as president of the community council. At the age of 20 he became a yeshivah teacher and also founded a yeshivah called Mahazikei Torah for Sephardi young men. In 1911, he was appointed hakham bashi of Jaffa and the district. Immediately upon his arrival in Jaffa he began to work vigorously to raise the status of the oriental congregations there. In spirit and ideas he was close to the Ashkenazi rabbi of the Jaffa community, R. A. I. Kook, and their affinity helped to bring about more harmonious relations than previously existed between the two communities. During World War I he was active as leader and communal worker. His intercession with the Turkish government on behalf of persecuted Jews finally led to his exile to Damascus but he was permitted to return to Erez Israel, arriving in Jerusalem before the entry of the British army. In 1921 he was appointed chief rabbi of Salonika, accepting this office with the consent of the Jaffa-Tel Aviv community for a period of three years. He returned to become chief rabbi of Tel Aviv in 1923, and in 1939 was appointed chief rabbi of Erez Israel. R.Uziel was a member of the temporary committee of Jews in Erez Israel, a member of the Va'ad Le'ummi, and a representative at the meeting which founded the Jewish Agency. He appeared before the Mandatory government as a representative of the Jewish community and on missions in its behalf, and impressed all with his dignity and bearing. He was also founder of the yeshivah Sha'ar Zion in Jerusalem. He contributed extensively to newspapers and periodicals on religious, communal, and national topics as well as Torah novellae and Jewish philosophy.
He was the author of: Mishpetei Ouziel, responsa (1st ed., 3 vols., 1935–60; 2nd ed., 4 vols., 1947–64); Sha'arei Ouziel (1944–46), consisting of halakhah, general topics, and a selection of his addresses, letters, and other writings; Mikhmannei Ouziel (1939); Hegyonei Ouziel (1953–54), and still other works in manuscript. He made "Love, truth, and peace" the motto of his life. This verse (Zechariah 8:19) hung framed above his desk and was inscribed on his note paper. Two days before his death he dictated his testament. It said, inter alia, "I have kept in the forefront of my thoughts the following aims: to disseminate Torah among students, to love the Torah and its precepts, Erez Israel and its sanctity; I have emphasized love for every man and woman of Israel and for the Jewish people as a whole, love for the Lord God of Israel, the bringing of peace between every man and woman of Israel, in body, in spirit, in speech, and in deed, in thought and in meditation, in intent and in act, at home and in the street, in village and in town; to bring genuine peace into the home of the Jew, into the whole assembly of Israel in all its classes and divisions, and between Israel and its Father in Heaven."


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To be able to do something competently or well when under stress or pressure. Often used in negative constructions. The work is going to be very intense, so we need to find a candidate who can stand the pace. I wouldn't ask Robert to do report if you need it urgently—he can't stand the pace. The home team struggled to stand the pace in the first quarter of the game, but they're finally starting to get some momentum.


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I'm back with some new videos for the sketchbook challenge. I hope you didn't miss me too much while I was away teaching painting workshops. Drawing figures takes a lot of practice. With this exercise you can practice your figure drawing in just 3 minutes a day. This exercise will increase your ability to look… Continue reading Sketchbook Exercise #14 – 1 minute figure sketches
Sketchbook Exercise #13 – Mirroring your landscape to create water.
In this exercise you can draw any landscape elements you'd like, but the key is to practice mirroring them below to create the sense of water. All water is, is reflections of what is above it. Sometime its pronounced, and sometimes it's not depending on how fast the water is moving, how light out it… Continue reading Sketchbook Exercise #13 – Mirroring your landscape to create water.
Exercise #12 – Mountain Scene #1
In this lesson I take you through drawing a mountain scene. It is important to remember all of the things we learned before (negative space, line work, hatching, value). You want to incorporate all of those elements into this drawing. This is the first full length drawing lesson for the sketchbook challenge. Take your time,… Continue reading Exercise #12 – Mountain Scene #1
Sketchbook Challenge #11 – 1 and 2 point perspective.
In this challenge I explain 1 and 2 point perspective with a simple exercise. Once you determine where your horizon line and vanishing points are creating your perspective become much easier. Follow this exercise and you'll have a great understanding on how things follow certain planes to the vanishing point or points.
Sketchbook Challenge Exercise #10
In this exercise we cover drawing a road over hills in 1 point perspective. Remember to think about a few things when drawing a road over hills. At what height is the point of view (laying, sitting, standing, flying etc). How far away are the hills in the distance, and what do your landmarks tell… Continue reading Sketchbook Challenge Exercise #10
Sketchbook Exercise #9 – Intro to perspective, shadow path, barn.
This exercise is just an expansion on the cube exercise. We are not taking a 3D shape and making it into something we recognize. I go over perspective a little bit, as well as the path a shadow can take. Watch below to try out this exercise!
Above and Below Exercise #8
Creating three dimensional shape is key in effective rendering. In this exercise I'll go through using different values to create three dimensions. It's a simple exercise with an important message. Value determines place in space. Shifting values ever so slightly can be the key in making your drawing look more 3D and real. Let's get… Continue reading Above and Below Exercise #8


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