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We are proud to announce that the law firm Anderson, Desimone & Green, PC, has earned a first tier ranking from U.S. News & World Report as one of the best law firms in America. We are the only elder law firm in the region to win this award every year since its inception. We are grateful for this award and we pledge to devote ourselves to continue serving Southwest Virginia with trustworthiness, integrity, and honor.
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On December 18, 2014, five students who won the contest at the EIT ICT Labs Summer School in the field of Privacy, Security and Trust (PST) were invited to the Madrid CLC to present technological challenges and discuss their business ideas with the Institute's leading scientists.
The students were:
- Dimitris Tsiodoulos (Greece)
- Visa Antero Vallivaara (Finland)
- Christopher Helbig (Germany)
- Pavam Kumar Shankara (Sweden)
- Rajibul Alam (Germany)
They had the opportunity to discuss their ideas with IMDEA Software Institute faculty members Gilles Barthe, Juan Caballero, Dario Fiore, and Manuel Hermenegildo.
The visit was organised and moderated by Jesús Contreras, EIT ICT Labs Business Developer at the Madrid CLC.

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A 500-truck convoy has been scheduled for Mother's Day in Lancaster, Pa., to raise funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and take aim at a world record.
The annual convoy has been raising funds for 26 years for the Make-A-Wish Philadelphia, Northern Delaware & Susquehanna Valley, a charity that grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions.
Last year, nearly 400 trucks from around the country, many of them carrying Make-A-Wish kids, rolled through central Pennsylvania as spectators lined roads and overpasses to cheer.
The Netherlands now holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for "World's Longest Truck Convoy," but the group hopes to win it back this year by drawing 500 trucks. The Mother's Day Convoy will be from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, May 8, in Lancaster, Pa.
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Tonight, Dylan attended a screening of his upcoming film American Assassin hosted by The Cinema Society in New York City at the iPic Theater. Dylan looked so handsome, as always! <3 Check out the gallery for HQ photos! Keep checking back tomorrow for more additions.
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That makes mangoes a challenge to cut-up when no one has ever told you the best way to do it. Allow me to be that influential person!
Hold the mango like a football that's about to be kicked.
Choose a side and begin to slice downward about an inch away from the center. If you hit the pit, move the knife over and start again, but get as close to the pit as possible and still be able to cut all the way through the mango.
With your knew mango piece, run the knife in a crosshatch pattern to score it. Try not to cut through the skin.
Then take the piece and invert it so it looks kind of like a little hedgehog.
While successful, those chunks were big and had to be cut further for my Southwestern Bean Salad recipe.
Here's a picture of my second try, making the scoring marks closer:
Ah, that's better!
Then just pick it up and run the knife at the bottom of the scoring marks, just at the line of the skin. the hunks just fall right off.
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'Blood Veined Sorrel' or 'Wood Dock' or 'Bloody Dock' Polygonaceae:
Plants grow 18 inches tall and have long leaves with bright dark red colored leaf-veins. Can be grown as annuals too. Needs moist soils for best performance. The picture is of a few seedlings a couple of weeks old.
Zones (4)5-10
Native to the Mediterranean region and North Africa.
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Roasted Cauliflower with Salsa Verde
Salsa Verde
1 jalapeno, seeded and minced
3 tablespoons finely chopped cilantro leaves
2 medium cloves garlic, minced with a pinch of salt
3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
4 tablespoons olive oil
Salt to taste
In a medium bowl, combine the jalapeno, cilantro, garlic, fresh lime juice and olive oil and whisk to combine. Add a couple of pinches of salt, to taste and whisk to combine. Set aside at room temperature for at least 30 minutes and up to an hour.
Roasted Cauliflower
1 head of cauliflower
2 tablespoons olive oil
Salt to taste
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Wash and dry cauliflower. Put on a cutting board, stem side down, and slice vertically, top to bottom, into 1/4-inch slices. Put the cauliflower on a baking sheet and toss with two tablespoons of olive oil. Spread the cauliflower in a single layer on the baking sheet. Use two baking sheets if the cauliflower seems too crowded. (Too much cauliflower on the pan and the cauliflower will steam rather than roast.) Salt lightly. Bake until the cauliflower is golden, 20 to 30 minutes, turning once with a spatula. Salt lightly again.
Serve cauliflower with salsa Verde on the side for drizzling.
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Airbnb, the leading home and apartment-rental company online, has turned a profit beginning in the second quarter of 2016 according to Bloomberg.
Since launching in April 2008, Airbnb has become the dominant rental service in the world with over 2 million listings in 34,000 cities in 191 countries.
Airbnb makes money by charging guest service fees that are typically 6-12% depending on the booking. The company also has an additional revenue source by charging hosts a service fee for processing payments. With over 60 million customers, the fees can add up quickly.
Bloomberg did not reveal what Airbnb revenues and profits were, but the company is expected to be profitable for all of 2017. The San Francisco company has drawn the ire of cities including its home and New York over rental laws and bypassing city taxes.
Airbnb has raised $3.1 billion to date. Major investors in the company include: CapitalG (formerly Google Capital), Sequoia Capital, Andreesen Horowitz, Technology Crossover Ventures, Greylock Partners, Founders Fund and Y Combinator.


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Adapted from The Butcher's Guide to Well-Raised Meat
Printable Recipe
Prep time: 15 minutes
Prep time: 15 minutes
Marinating time: 30 minutes to overnight
Grill time: 8 minutes
Serves 2
1 skirt steak ( they vary in size and I forgot to weigh before cooking)
2 large cloves garlic, peeled and minced
1" piece of ginger, peeled and grated
¼ cup soy sauce
¼ cup mirin
Scant ¼ cup rice vinegar
4 tbsp canola oil
1 tbsp maple syrup
1 tbsp toasted Asian sesame oil
1 tsp to 1 tbsp Asian chili sauce (I used Sriracha)
Fresh cilantro leaves, chopped
Toasted sesame seeds
Scallions/green onions, chopped
1. Place all the marinade ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Pour into a zip lock baggie large enough to hold the skirt steak in a single layer so that every inch is coated in the marinade.
2. Prepare the skirt steak by peeling off the thick membrane layer on both sides. Cut off any extra fat or silvery membrane. Cut into 2-4 pieces for easy grilling.
3. Place the meat into the zip lock baggie. I always place that on a lipped tray to prevent leakage in my fridge. Allow to marinate for 30 minutes on the counter or up to overnight in the fridge. It's an easy dish to prepare the night before or morning of. Remember to allow the steak to come to room temperature before grilling (about 30 minutes).
4. Preheat grill to high and cook for about 3-4 minutes per side. Allow the steaks to rest for 5 minutes before slicing across the grain.
Garnish with any or all of… fresh chopped cilantro, toasted sesame seeds, scallions and serve with some fragrant rice or make a simple green salad with an Asian dressing and lay the steak slices on top.


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Opened in 2015, The 606 is an innovative project on Chicago's Northwest side that has transformed nearly three miles of unused rail line into the elevated Bloomingdale Trail. Set above city streets, the park and trail system includes elevated trails for bikers, runners, and walkers; four access parks at the ground level; event spaces; alternative transportation avenues; and green, open space for Chicagoans from all neighborhoods to enjoy. Named for the 606 zip code prefix all Chicagoans share, The 606 connects parks, people, and communities: what once physically separated four neighborhoods now knits them together.
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If you go to Greenwich, NY, you'll find Yarn on Main St. But you better hurry. Another local yarn store in the Capital Region is about to close. This one on May 20.
What's happening here? The Capital Region has lost ground in supporting a rich fiber arts community over the past few years. There's been a decline in shops, events, and knitter's groups.
A few days ago I went through an old post here on Fiber Arts from May 6, 2010. We've been around for a long time but unfortunately some of these yarn stores haven't. There are a lot of great memories. Gone are Beauknits (Cohoes), Brunswick Yarn Depot (Brunswick), Eastside Weavers (Troy), Stitchin' Post (Saratoga Springs), Trumpet Hill (Albany), The Yarn Angel (Glens Falls) and the Lion Brand store (Albany).
The good news is we still have Common Thread (Saratoga Springs), albeit under new ownership, The Warm Ewe (Chatham), A Touch of Twist (Pattersonville), The Yarn Shop at Foster Farm (Schuylerville), and The Spinning Room in Altamont and two newcomers: Darn Good Yarn (Schenectady), primarily a factory outlet store, and Kathleen's Fiber Arts (Troy). What's missing? Here are some towns that could use a yarn store: Latham, Clifton Park, Delmar, the Wolf Road area, and Bennington, VT.
Let's talk about this. We understand that times change and life takes us to places we either planned for or it takes us by surprise. Those changes may not be compatible with the time and expense of running a yarn store. The day in/day out business of the business can get to be a drag. You'll pay for rent and utilities, the escalating cost of stocking a particular yarn brand, advertising and staffing.
While we're at it, let's be honest: has all the yarn you've purchased come from a local yarn shop? Did you go to a big box to try those Caron Cakes just to see if you liked them or did you pick up some Patons because it's sturdy workhorse yarn? Maybe. After all, those stores are open longer hours and there are more big box stores conveniently located with great parking than local yarn stores.
Big box stores aside, local yarn stores can't compete with internet sales, plus Ravelers unloading their skeins with shipping included. But the internet can't compete with yarn shop community. The reality is that unless you have deep pockets, or go in with partners like the Spinning Room in Altamont did, or operate out of your home like Foster Farm and A Touch of Twist, then you're going to need a constant stream of sales to support storefront rent and stock. Competition is the heartbeat of America but for the small guy it can be a deal breaker.
But it's not all cloudy weather. How about a prescription: take some Spring sunshine and add to it a trip to one of the shops you've never visited. Pick one. Or get in the car and trip over to one of the upcoming events: May 27/28, Memorial Day weekend, and the annual Massachusetts Sheep and Woolcraft Festival in Cummington, MA. Can't make that one? How about the Central New York Fiber Festival in Bouckville on June 10/11. I'm going to Cummington. I've never been.
If there was ever a time when learning or practicing the fiber arts was a prescription for sanity, it's now. If you knit and have wanted to learn crochet, go for it. If you always wanted to try your hand at spinning or weaving, what are you waiting for? Local yarn shops are more than selling yarn, they're also educational centers. If you're like me, it's time to branch out.
I love shopping local. Locals for locals. That's what community is all about.


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Shakshuka is one of those recipes people hold very close to their heart. Everyone has a different idea of how it's supposed to be made and they're not afraid to tell you! In fact, the word shakshuka itself is highly controversial. Depending on where you are in the world, it might be called something entirely different. All I know is that when you cook eggs in a rich and spicy tomato sauce you're left with one of the most delicious things imaginable. This recipe replaces middle-eastern flavours with southwestern ones and the end result is something truly special!
Serves 2-3
6 organic, free-range eggs
3-4 large tomatoes – preferably vine ripened
1/2 medium red onion diced
3-5 cloves garlic
1 avocado – deseeded, peeled and sliced
1 handful cilantro – roughly chopped
1 tsp smoked paprika
1 chipotle pepper – with a tbsp of sauce it's packed in
Salt and Pepper
4 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO)
- Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-low heat. Add in 4 tbsp EVOO.
- Add onions and garlic to the oil, season with a pinch of salt and sauté for 10-15 minutes until translucent and soft. Stir occasionally to avoid burning.
- Add 1 tsp smoked paprika and toss to coat the onions and garlic. Toast for 1 minute, stirring constantly to prevent burning.
- Add in tomatoes, 1 finely chopped chipotle pepper plus 1 tbsp of the sauce it's packed in and season with a pinch of salt and freshly cracked black pepper. Stir everything together. Set the heat to low and cover the pan with a lid to trap the steam. Continue to cook the tomatoes for 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent the bottom of the pan from burning. TIP: if tomatoes begin to dry-out or start to burn, simply add in ¼ cup of water to the sauce.
- Once the tomatoes have broken down into a chunky sauce, remove the lid and begin to crack the eggs directly into skillet. TIP: Using your wooden spoon or spatula, create a small hole in the sauce and crack the egg into the hole you've created. This will help the egg to cook into the sauce, rather than over top of it.
- Cover with a lid and cook until the whites have firmed-up but the yolks are still runny – approximately 6-8 minutes (Cook slightly longer for more cooked yolks).
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Biblia cum summarioru[m] apparatu pleno quadrupliciq[ue] repertorio insignita... Lyon: Jacques I Mareschal [for Simon Vincent], 16 October 1519.
8vo (180 x 126 mm). [30], 500, [54] pp. (with pagination errors). Title and first table printed in red and black, text in two columns, indices and Gothi summary in 3 columns, publisher's woodcut device (Baudrier no. 2) on title and verso of final leaf (otherwise blank), full-page Creation woodcut in six compartments within ornamental border, facing first page of Genesis, historiated woodcut initials throughout; red paragraph marks to opening page and some red highlighting to the facing woodcut border. Mainly faint marginal dampstain in upper margins, light discoloration to outer margins. Contemporary Flemish(?) blind-tooled calf over wooden boards, sides with leafy roll-tool border enclosing central panel with intersecting triple fillets forming a saltire design, the compartments filled with a repeated foliate tool arranged symmetrically, one (of two) fore-edge clasps, two catches; many deckle edges preserved (worn, a few small chips to leather, pastedown endpapers renewed). Provenance: early ownership inscriptions on title: Mr[?] Cornelius Adamus ter Borch[?] / Nu 7; and Siba Lÿken(?); contemporary marginal notes and some text markings (crosses in margins and underlinings) in first few books (Genesis-Deuteronomy); 17th and/or 18th-century mainly philological annotations in Genesis and Exodus and in the indices, including full-page of notes on 2E5v.***
A sixteenth-century Lyonese Bible printed in very small types and with woodcut illustrations; this copy with abundant contemporary annotations and in a contemporary blind-tooled calf binding, probably Flemish.
Mareschal's Bibles were bestsellers; this is the fourth of six octavo editions from his press. The publisher Simon Vincent belonged to the powerful Compagnie des Libraires in Lyon, whose members helped Mareschal during his early years, impressed by his skill, conscientiousness and sobriety ("a rare trait among printers of this period," notes Baudrier), qualities which contrasted markedly with those of the printer Michel Topie, whose press Mareschal had acquired in 1512 (Baudrier 11:383).
The text of Mareschal's octavo Bibles follow that of the Bible printed in Basel by Johann Petri, which was the first Bible to contain marginal notes citing canon law. Petri's edition included a six-line commendatory poem by Matthias Sambucellus on the title, which is repeated in Mareschal's editions, here with the first word of the last line incorrectly given as "Omne" instead of "Omine." The apparatus includes four tables and a glossary of Hebrew names. The last two quires contain a rhyming mnemonic Biblical summary, by the minorite friar Franciscus Gothi, in which each four-line verse summarizes a Biblical chapter. It is not recorded by Baudrier or Gültlingen; apparently buyers had the choice of including it or not in their copies.
This portable glossed Bible, densely and economically printed, with no break between the OT and NT, is nonetheless enlivened by hundreds of historiated woodcut initials from woodcut alphabets designed by Guillaume Leroy, who also designed the six-part full-page woodcut of the Creation (cf. Baudrier 11:380, 397, and 448).
Adams B-997; Pettegree & Walsby III:57271. Darlow & Moule 6093 (note); Baudrier,11:401; Gültlingen 2:209, no.56 (neither listing the Gothi quires). Item #2682
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A few years ago, I began making these for the special people in my life…sometimes they are purely whimsical and sometimes they have a hidden meaning, special to me and/or the person receiving…many of the figures are Darksword 28mm miniatures…some are from the "Hasselfree" line…
Christmas "Domes" for 2013Posted in Uncategorized on December 27, 2013 by basilhare
28mm Perry Plastic Cavalry Arrives!Posted in Uncategorized on October 6, 2013 by basilhare
My painting for Sam Mustafa's Longstreet ACW Rules continues. I just completed painting two small regiments of 28mm Perry Plastic Cavalry Figures, one Confederate and one Union. I found the plastic figures reasonably easy to assemble and work with. There are a few mold lines, but nothing too dramatic. They painted up rather easy and were a good value for the money. I am working on the dismounted figures now and will use 28mm Perry Metal figures for those units. I find the Perry mixes well with Old Glory 2nd ed. figs.
28mm Old Glory and Perry ACW Longstreet ProjectPosted in Uncategorized on September 15, 2013 by basilhare
My latest project…converting my 28mm skirmish ACW figs over for "Longstreet." My figs are based on 1″ stands. In order to try the rules, I will use 1 fig per stand and 1″ as my BW size for measurement purposes. later, I may use 2″ sabots to mount 4 figures per base, but I have a great deal of painting left to do before I can do that. For now, 2-10 figure regiments will have to suffice. My artillery is based on a 1.5″ stand. Doesn't exactly match up to the 1″ stands as per the rules, but close enough for me.
ACW DioramaPosted in Uncategorized on September 1, 2013 by basilhare
My latest project: An ACW Diorama Display in 28mm featuring Old Glory Figures.
Odd FellowsPosted in 1 on December 10, 2012 by basilhare
Battlefront vs. Gaming Models Miniature comparisonPosted in Uncategorized on July 24, 2011 by basilhare
To be up front and honest, I have always been a huge Battlefront Fan….I have never owned or painted any 15mm WW2 models other than BF's….on a whim, I decided to order some of the Gaming Models Resin tank miniatures to see what they looked like…you judge for yourself….to be fair, the BF's have my paint job and some extra "bits" to detail the BF models while the Gaming Models are right out of the "box"….the JagdPz IV GM's are unpainted….the Stug IIIG & T-34/85 have the stock GM paint job. The Stug IIIG from Gaming Models is much smaller (even more so in "real life") than its BF counterpart…the JagdPz IV from GM is much wider than the BF version…the BF's pictured are the short 75mm version while the GM's pictured have the L/70…overall, the GM T-34 looks decent (note: I do not own any BF Russians for quality & size comparison) as does the JagdPZ IV….the only real complaint is that some of the guns are bent such that the soft plastic is warped and cant be bent straight…crooked guns on about 20% of the vehicles I ordered. The cost is $4 per model for GM's vs. $12+ for BF's….I received a polite e-mail when the GM's were shipped and received my order in about 2.5 weeks….the GM's can be ordered painted or unpainted (same cost eitherway)…the Russian paint job is okay…I do not care for the German Yellow-Tan shade as it looks "off" to me…my assessment would be to use GM's where a large # of vehicles are needed (Ie., Russians) and/or cost is a factor…. whereas w/ Germans I would be more apt to collect the BF's…my 2 cents worth… http://www.gamodls.com/
Marders, Jagdpanzer IV's and such….FoW Progress UpdatePosted in Uncategorized on June 19, 2011 by basilhare
Despite a hectic schedule at work & home, I managed to get a few new vehicles & items painted for our next FoW game….ordered in 3 x Battlefront Marder III M's, 4 x 7.5cm Stuk 40 Jadgpanzer IV's, some heavy mortar teams and managed to paint the 4 x Sd Kfz 250's I had laying around for awhile….also painted another Sd Kfz 10/5 & 7/1 so that I could add a 3rd AA vehicle to my AA platoons…I now have 3 each of those types as well as 3 Flakpanzer 38's….Next – I will probably try and tackle another panzergrenadier platoon w/ the new rubble FoW bases I just received…looking forward to fielding some of these new items next weekend…..!


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On the Lookout for a Bitcoin Buying Guide? Wondering where to begin? People have a good deal of misconceptions regarding bitcoin – that the very first widely accepted and known cryptocurrency worldwide.
A good deal of individuals believes for example that just hackers and dishonest men and women utilize it. However bitcoin is really going in mainstream with everybody from Expedia.com to Dell as well as Subway accepting obligations in bitcoin now.
Why so hot?
Well, bitcoin includes a great deal of advantages over other monies. For instance, you may send bitcoins to a person as payment without having to go through the lender middleman (and get hit with additional fees). It's also much quicker than sending money using a bank wire or move. It is possible to send bitcoins to a person and have them getting the coins in moments.
With all this, it's no surprise that lots of men and women nowadays are attempting to purchase bitcoin for the very first time. Nevertheless it's not as simple as going to a own bank and withdrawing bitcoins – or going to a shop and plunking down some extra cash for bitcoin.
The system works somewhat differently than that. This Bitcoin Buying Guide will go more than a couple of things that you want to know before you purchase – so you can purchase safely and securely.
To start with, while the cost may be over $2000 us per coin, then you don't need to purchase an whole bitcoin. Most places will allow you to purchase components of a bitcoin for as little as $20. That means it is possible to start off small and go out there as you become more comfortable with how things operate.
Second, TheBestBitcoinGuide is for general purposes only and to not be accepted as financial information. Bitcoin can be insecure and before making any purchase you need to talk with your financial adviser to find out whether it's appropriate for you.


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Another week has come and gone, with more social media shenanigans having taken place over the last five days or so.
The big news story of the week was of course the problems faced KFC, as the fried chicken giant actually ran out of chicken. I never thought I'd write or say that, but yes, the impossible happened, and down to logistical problems with their new delivery company – DHL, we're looking at you here – outlets of the Colonel's famous chicken chain were forced to close due to a lack of stock. Of course, angry consumers took to social media to complain about their lack of tender breast, luscious legs and spicy wings.
Surely KFC running out of chicken is a sign of the apocalypse? Should I be expecting to see Four Horseman anytime soon? And I'm not talking about Ric Flair, Tully Blanchard, Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson ? pic.twitter.com/zIQw46iBGT
— Dan ???????? (@DannyMondinho) February 19, 2018
When @kfc runs out of chicken and you have no idea where to buy fresh chicken from or how to use your cooker. #KFCCrisis pic.twitter.com/5LS5OgpC9n
— jane bewick green (@janebewickgreen) February 19, 2018
The BBC's Dan Walker got involved with a cheeky peck at Manchester City following their loss to Wigan in the FA Cup on Monday:
The only thing that can make Manchester City's night worse now is if they try and stop for a #KFC on the way home ?? #WIGMCI #FAcup #NoChicken
— Dan Walker (@mrdanwalker) February 19, 2018
The shame didn't stop there either, as even supermarket Iceland got in on the act…
Oi @KFC_UKI, we can deliver this in time for tomorrow? ? pic.twitter.com/UpnXazuOxU
— Iceland Foods ❄ (@IcelandFoods) February 20, 2018
And let's not forget the woman who went viral after she ranted on ITV's News at Ten about having to look elsewhere for her fast-food fix:
KFC's chicken shortage has caused what is probably the most unnecessarily over-dramatic moment in TV history pic.twitter.com/RicWFIpkPj
— Michael Martin (@__MichaelMartin) February 20, 2018
Today (Friday) though, KFC apologised with a full-page advert in the Metro. Quite a clever one at that.
KFC apologises with a full page ad in today's Metro. A masterclass in PR crisis management.#KFCCrisis pic.twitter.com/ZF4SfAuHl5
— Andrew Bloch (@AndrewBloch) February 23, 2018
Well played KFC, well played. But let's be honest, this was a colossal ? up.
Moving away from fried chicken we continue with the news that Facebook has said that it is to start overhauling its metrics to help bring greater clarity to advertisers on how paid-for media placements work on their platform.
Facebook have announced that they are going to introduce a new labelling system which will make it easier for advertisers to see whether the metrics used to measure their ad's performance are estimated, or in development.
As part of the overhaul, metrics such as 'actions' 'people taking action' and 'cost per any action' will also now start to disappear, with feedback from advertisers suggesting that these metrics weren't helpful to them.
Finally, we finish with the news that one of the world's biggest football clubs has finally moved into the 21st century and launched a YouTube channel!
At the start of the week, Manchester United were the only Premier League team, and the only one of the top football clubs globally, who didn't have a YouTube channel. By the end of the week, that had changed, with the Old Trafford club announcing on Thursday that it was launching an official club channel.
Tomos Grace, YouTube's Head of Sport (EMEA) said:
"Amazingly, even without an official football channel it is the most viewed club in the world on YouTube.
"But one channel that people are looking for is the official Manchester United voice. The plans they have are very exciting. They want to go big."
So there we have it, the Red Devils are now officially on YouTube. Well done United, it's only taken you 13 years….
That's all for this week's Social Shoutout, but keep your eyes peeled for more every Friday!


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It was nearly impossible.
It was hard enough trying to come up with a perfect phrase or a snarky comment on a good day.
Just some words strung together in the right order perhaps, but a baby's breath whisper of her soul went into every word she wrote him.
It flowed out of her with or without her permission and she'd end up naked and exposed on a piece of paper or the soon-to-be-not-blank screen of her laptop.
He was her sanity in a world gone mad.
Her few precious minutes alone, when she could put herself onto the page and be taken away.
That was the glue that held her together.
So that she could be the glue that held everyone else's lives together.
It was easy when she had silence and calm and her cat Drusilla curled at her feet.
That's when her thoughts came fast and furious. Sometimes it seemed as if her fingers could barely keep up with her mind.
She turned into a wordsmith and was happy and alive and smiling.
And she sat down to write.
Tonight, it was impossible.
She was good at tuning noise out but when she heard the footsteps on the stairs and saw her husband lurching toward the bed, the unmistakable stench of rum surrounding him as he tried to walk straight, she knew what was in store for her.
She also knew concentrating on which words to use while trying to evade the groping sloppy-drunk man, once the boy she married many years ago, was impossible.
She sighed and closed her laptop which led to a fight which he forgot about 10 minutes later when he began again to grope her and prod her.
She gave in. And hated herself a little bit more for it.
He fell asleep. Snoring loudly of course..
She went back to answering her last note from someone else's husband.


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Saturday, May 13, 2017.
Author: Bishop Julius Okarike
Verse Of The Day: Then Joshua said to the children of Israel, Why are you so slow to go in and take up your heritage in the land which the Lord, the God of your fathers, has given you? Joshua 18 : 3
LISTEN: Time and life are too precious and short to be wasted. God delivered the Israelites from their bondage in Egypt to go and serve him and to possess their possessions – the land of Canaan? The Bible says in Exodus 3 : 8, " And the LORD said, I have surely seen the affliction of my people which are in Egypt, and have heard their cry by reason of their taskmasters; for I know their sorrows. And I am come down to deliver them out of the hand of the Egyptians, and to bring them up out of that land unto a good land and a large, unto a land flowing with milk and honey; unto the place of the Canaanites, and the Hittites, and the Amorites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and the Jebusites." Furthermore, the bible says, " And the LORD spoke unto Moses, Go unto Pharaoh, and say unto him, Thus says the LORD, Let my people go, that they may serve me." (Exodus 8 : 1). God made a covenant with Abraham, assuring him that he will bless him and make him a blessing; and his descendants will multiply to become a nation. Besides, he promised Abraham that his descendants will possess the beautiful land of Canaan.
So when he struck the land of Egypt with plagues, he did it to set his people (the Israelites) free, and to bring them to their land of covenant. Unfortunately, they were very slow to possess the land of Canaan even when God expected them to take the necessary actions to take over the land. In expressing displeasure over their reluctance to possess the land the bible says, " Then Joshua said to the children of Israel, why are you so slow to go in and take up your heritage in the land which the Lord, the God of your fathers, has given you?" (Joshua 18 : 3). Sadly, a lot of people make the same mistakes today. They slack and procrastinate in taking necessary actions to better their lives; as a result, they linger endlessly in fulfilling their God-given purpose.
Beloved, do you know that it is your responsibility to possess what God has already given to you? A man once said, "God cannot give to you in miracle, what he has given to you in principle. Why did Joshua questioned the slackness of the Israelites to possess the land of Canaan? Was it not because, it was not God's responsibility to do for them what they can do for themselves? God had promised them his presence, protection and deliverance from their enemies; however, if they choose not to move on to possess the land because of fear and intimidation, it will be their own fault. Most of us are like the Israelites who expect God to do everything for them. Even the ones they can do as humans they keep waiting for him to do. Beloved, are there things God is prompting you to do? Do not continue to say that it is not yet time; begin today. Remember, time waits for no one. Therefore, stop being slack, rather act now.
Having read today's devotional, what is expected of you?
1. Stop all forms of procrastination and avoid ruining your life.
2. Do not forget that God cannot give to you in miracle, what he has given to you in principle.
3. Always remember that time waits for no one, therefore do what you should do now.
4. Determine to invest into your future as quickly as possible to avoid future regrets.
Daily Task: Whatever God is prompting you to do today for a better tomorrow, do it. Do not defer it because tomorrow may be too late.
Daily Reflection: When you wait for the right time to handle a project or pursue a goal, you may not see the right time. So just follow God's leading and you will achieve what you are greatly afraid of.
Daily Prayer: Blessed Father, I know that time is not recoverable. Therefore, help us to make right decisions and follow your purpose for our lives, in Jesus' name, amen.
Daily Prophetic Declaration: Today, I prophesy over your life, every spirit of procrastination, indecision, slackness and fear in pursuing your God-given purpose is destroyed today, in Jesus' name.
Daily Quote: He or she who delights in wasting time will eventually discover that a waste of time equals a waste of life.
Today In History: May 13, 1888. Slavery is abolished in Brazil.


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It was impossible to ignore Zurich's open drugs scene 20 years ago. Has the situation for addicts improved now that it's closed? (SRF/swissinfo.ch)
The Platzspitz is a park in Zurich adjacent to the Swiss National Museum and the main railway station. In an attempt to confine the sprawling use of drugs, the authorities decided in 1987 to allow the use and sales of drugs in the park. Thus Zurich's Platzspitz became one of the biggest open drug scenes in Europe.
What became popularly known as "Needle Park" went out of control, and was cleared by the police in February 1992. The drug scene soon moved to the nearby and equally central area of Letten, between an unused railway station, and the banks of the river Limmat.
Under unprecedented pressure from residents, the Letten area was finally cleared by the police 20 years ago this month.
The experience with the open drug scene prompted Switzerland to opt for a pragmatic drug policy. Since 1993 Switzerland has considered strong addiction to be a disease and distributes medically controlled heroin.


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Lisa is the nurse navigator for the lung nodule clinic. In that role, Lisa works daily with a patient clientele who often have been given a devastating diagnosis with a dismal prognosis for long term survival. She is able to walk patients through an emotionally distressing time in their life. Lisa demonstrates a genuine kindness that patients and their families often comment on when they come see me for some of their testing.
Since lung cancer can rapidly advance, patients are fast tracked from diagnosis to treatment through the system. Sometimes patients have their appointments scheduled via phone calls and Lisa has not met the patient in person. Many times, I have seen Lisa show up early in the morning before her shift in the bronchoscopy suite to introduce herself to the patient and family. She answers questions, puts a face to their voice and basically just gets to know them. Patients are appreciative. Patients frequently tell me that Lisa is the reason that the lung cancer process is tolerable.
Lisa is a wonderful resource for my staff and me. She willingly answers questions and shares her knowledge. I called and asked her to speak with a patient that was diagnosed with cancer other than lung cancer. Lisa happily came over and spoke with this patient, providing resource information and answering questions. She responded to me that she would be willing to help any time. Lisa demonstrates these qualities every single day.


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We are a small team of senior management consultants with significant experience leading complex business and technology projects in for-profit and not-for-profit companies of all sizes. As consultants we focus on our clients and our work product.
As an employer we focus on nurturing happy consultants. We let our quality work product be our sales pitch by focusing on delivering lasting and measurable results for our clients. Our clients continue to engage us because they appreciate the caliber of resources we provide - over 80% of our assignments are from repeat customers. We don't bring an army to our assignments. We work as individual members of the client teams leveraging internal resources and processes to complete the work so that when we leave, we leave behind the knowledge gained.
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Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives.


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Okay, so this was a beautiful, eye-captivating flower which I observed amongst the various awesome flowers kept for exhibition in a place close by.
And now, here's the question for you. Can you guess the name of the flower? (Cuz I've got no idea what is is, and I want your help!!)


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The E775's defining feature is the attached 'Button Lock' that
can be adjusted and strengthened in its open state, with a secondary
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Happy Wednesday:)
Today I have a Baby Card made for a family that recently had their first GIRL.
The sketch and photo at the Fusion card challenge helped as a starting point.
The sketch and photo at the Fusion card challenge helped as a starting point.
The Retro Circles paper is made from the STAMPlorations stencil.
- I placed the stencil on white paper then added versamark and heat embossed the circles in White.
- Next, I taped the cardstock to the work surface and brushed clear clean water to the entire thing.
- Picked Raspberries and Shaded Lilac distress ink smooshed onto the wet paper created an easy ombre .
- I used the Asti Butterfly Wings from Memory box to pop up from the card base.
- PP from Jillibean Soup and Crate Paper
- BABY die from PTI
- Chrystal Ice Stickles edged the panel nicely.
- SWEET PEA: A new sequin mix from PPP created by the sweet Lisa:)) arrived in the mail just in time to embellish with!
Also playing at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge :Ombre
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Yes, I'm doing another post on the Moschino Cheap and Chic Spring Summer 2012 collection because it had a lot of dresses and shoes that I would wear and it was fun and on top of all of that, I actually loved that bit of color on the eyes. I think that's totally doable and modern. It's very much like an easy version of the Bowie makeup I did the post on a long time ago (or even this dolly makeup post). Have a look, get some blue and get to it! (Or pink or purple or green or...).♡
|I mean, this is like a 70s thing done p in a whole new way. I love the juxtaposition of the beginner blue shadow with the cute dresses. Who would have thought. I love it.
|See...it's not too dramatic up close. If you keep the rest of the face subtle.
|Up close models look like normal girls. Well, some of them. I love that shadow!
And here are the eyes with some of my favorite looks:
|Um, like, of course I'd choose the strawberry dress and gold platforms. Love both and together.
|Love the apples and the jewelry! The jewelry is good. And the shoes and the makeup.
|Love it. All these apples remind me of Japanese fashion around the millenium.
|This is a great length to shorten those loose dresses to. I love this dress and the shoes. And the eyes.
|Not much makeup, but I love the strawberry skit and the top.
|Love this outfit.
|That is such a cute, very Japanese, trench. And I love love love those shoes!
|Look at the jewelry, the ruffles and the eyes. It's like a normal outfit made young and fun. Love it.
more makeup monday ♥ 2010 fashion week faces
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British Airways has been known for being family friendly. The fact that they partnered with BRITAX to offer car seats on board is a step in the right direction.
I had heard that they also offered Bassinets for infants but thought they might be somewhat of a 'family travel myth'. Finally, a picture of them…
One of the bloggers over at www.daddytypes.com used them for his twins on a recent flight overseas. Looks so comfortable!
Here is the official info from British Airways:
British Airways has a limited number of Britax infant seats which can be requested in advance.
- Ideal for ages from 6 months to 2 years, but can also be used from birth.
- Adjustable to a variety of positions from horizontal to vertical.
- Available for infants who weigh a maximum of 13kgs/29lbs.
- Available on all longhaul flights, except in First Class on Boeing 777/767 aircraft where only carrycots are available.
For aircraft take-off and landing and in times of turbulence, infants have to be seated on their parent's lap using the infant seat belts we provide.


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@ 12/05/2004 16:36 : wrote Humberto Massa :
I changed my mind about this. No, even in the USofA, it's not contributory infringement because the script is not helping *me* to *distribute* undistributable works. It may even be undistributable by itself, or metagcc.patch can be undistributable, but having the script and the patch, an user who runs the script is *NOT* *AT* *ALL* infringing on anybody's copyrights.metagcc.patch is a derived work of your metagcc, which is a derived work of both gcc and metafont, so you cannot distribute metagcc.patch unless it satisfies the terms of gcc's license and metafont's license. Even if that is not the case, wouldn't this script constitute "contributory infringement"?
The user would be just repeating the steps I did _before_ I infringed by putting the patch in someplace it could get it. It can have no legal right to use the patch, but... hmm... no, I don't think there is a problem there.
But yes, you DO have a point. Or two.
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Arizona is home to 28 species of bats, many of which live and forage right in our own backyards. Here's your chance to see these fascinating creatures up close. Arizona Game and Fish biologist Randy Babb will be at Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center for an unforgettable evening of capturing and identifying local bat species. This is an exciting opportunity to meet these misunderstood and fascinating creatures in person.
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Am I a good candidate for training a dog in agility?
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According to the "A Consensus Statement on Health Care Transitions for Young Adults With Special Health Care Needs" adopted by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the American College of Physicians –American Society of Internal Medicine, the goal of transition in health care for young adults with special health care needs is to "maximize lifelong functioning and potential through the provision of high-quality, developmentally appropriate health care services that continue uninterrupted as the individual moves from adolescence to adulthood."
The Georgia AAP, in collaboration with the Georiga Department of Public Health through a grant via the Federal Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), offers these resources herein as tools to support transitioning young adults with special health care needs to adult care.
NEW! Georgia Department of Public Health Transition Resources for Families and Adolescent
Click here for transition materials for youth and young adults transitioning from pediatric to adult care as well as for their parents/caregivers
American Academy of Pediatrics: Transition
The following information was compiled by the AAP to support physicians in transitioning youth to adult care. Please click here to view this resource information.
Frequently Asked Questions regarding Transitioning from Adolescent Care to Adult Care
When should adolescents transition to Adult Care? Ideally this transition occurs between the ages of 18 - 21 years.
What are the first steps in supporting transitions?
2.Support training within healthcare systems to provide developmentally appropriate health care transitions to CYSHCN
3.Provide and maintain a portable, accessible and comprehensive medical summary to support collaboration among health care professionals.
4.Work with the adolescent and family beginning at age 14 to annually prepare a written health care transition plan by age 14 that includes identified service needs, health care professional resources, and provision of reimbursement for these services,
5. Recognize that all adolescents and young adults should be supported in this transition to adult care and that CYSHCN may require more resources and services than do other young people to optimize their health.
6.Support efforts to provide affordable, continuous health insurance coverage for all young people with special health care needs throughout adolescence and adulthood.
Current Assessment of Health Care Transition Activities
This is a qualitative self-assessment method that allows individual providers, practices, or networks to determine the level of health care transition support currently available to youth and young adults transitioning from pediatric to adult health care. It is intended to provide a current snapshot of how far along a practice is in implementing the Six Core Elements.


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Seek the Lord while he may be found,
call him while he is near.
Let the scoundrel forsake his way,
and the wicked man his thoughts;
Let him turn to the Lord for mercy;
to our God, who is generous in forgiving.
Isaiah 55:6-7
SEEK THE LORD by Roc O'Connor – Saint Louis Jesuits


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Name : Pura Tanah Lot
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Located in Tabanan, about 20 kilometres (12 mi) from Denpasar, the temple sits on a large offshore rock which has been shaped continuously over the years by the ocean tide.
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Tanah Lot means "Land [sic: in the] Sea" in the Balinese language. Tanah Lot is a rock formation off the Indonesian island of Bali. It is home to the pilgrimage temple Pura Tanah Lot.
Tanah Lot is claimed to be the work of the 16th-century Dang Hyang Nirartha. During his travels along the south coast he saw the rock-island's beautiful setting and rested there. Some fishermen saw him, and bought him gifts. Nirartha then spent the night on the little island. Later he spoke to the fishermen and told them to build a shrine on the rock, for he felt it to be a holy place to worship the Balinese sea gods.
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At the base of the rocky island, venomous sea snakes are believed to guard the temple from evil spirits and intruders. The temple is purportedly protected by a giant snake, which was created from Nirartha's selendang (a type of sash) when he established the island.
The Tanah Lot temple was built and has been a part of Balinese mythology for centuries. The temple is one of seven sea temples around the Balinese coast. Each of the sea temples was established within eyesight of the next to form a chain along the south-western coast. In addition to Balinese mythology, the temple was significantly influenced by Hinduism.
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In 1980, the temple's rock face was starting to crumble and the area around and inside the temple started to become dangerous. The Japanese government then provided a loan to the Indonesian government to conserve the historic temple
The area leading to Tanah Lot is highly commercialized and people are required to pay to enter the area. To reach the temple, visitors must walk through a set of Balinese market-format souvenir shops which cover each side of the path down to the sea. On the mainland clifftops, restaurants have also been provided for tourists.
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Tooth Fairy Poll! This is the news that is really important! The Tooth Fairy Index tracks Tooth Fairy Gift National Average. Delta Dental has tracked this tooth fairy poll to gauge how generous the tooth fairy is each year compared to the last. And also compares tooth fairy giving to the S&P 500!
Take the Original Poll to tell them what the Tooth Fairy left in your home last year!
The Original Poll
Source: OriginalToothFairyPoll.com
History of the Poll
Since 1998, Delta Dental has annually conducted the Original Tooth Fairy Poll® as a fun way to gauge how generous the tiny fairy had been in the previous year. The poll collects Tooth Fairy average giving and compares it to stock market activity to show how the value of a lost tooth relates to the U.S. economy (Tooth Fairy IndexSM).
Poll answers provide Delta Dental with valuable data that we in turn give to parents so they can discuss and promote good oral health care with their children. Talking about the Tooth Fairy's giving habits makes for a fun and wonderful opportunity to help kids develop positive dental habits at an early age.
More than 1,300 primary caregivers were surveyed via email interviews. The sample was designed to capture a broad spectrum of the U.S. population, not just those with dental insurance.
Historical Rate Index
Over time, the Tooth Fairy IndexSM (TFI) shows that the value of a lost tooth is closely related to the U.S. economy. Much like Punxsutawney Phil's Groundhog Day weather prognostication, the Original Tooth Fairy Poll has generally been a good barometer of the overall direction of the economy. In fact, in 11 of the past 12 years, the trend in average giving has tracked with the movement of the S&P 500.


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CLEVELAND — When most people hear the name Shaun Livingston, the first thing they think about is his knee.
CLEVELAND — When most people hear the name Shaun Livingston, the first thing they think about is his knee.
They remember that night in 2007, when the left leg of a star in the making buckled at a horrific angle. They remember a 21-year-old kid in a Clippers jersey, screaming in agony under the basket.
The man himself, however, doesn't spend much time thinking about that. Now 28, and entrenched in the Nets' starting lineup, Livingston doesn't replay the injury in his head. He doesn't worry about what might have been, or how the surgically-repaired joint will stand the test of time.
Livingston worries only about the things he can control because he knows the truth: if he spent the last seven years thinking about anything else, he never would have gotten this far in the first place.
"It's easy when you start doing well, to just forget," Livingston said. "Forget about all the work that you had to do, all the work that you put into it. I may not have to do as much, or all the little tedious things that allow you to make the progress toward the end goal."
The end goal looks a lot like the season Livingston just wrapped up. For the first time since that February 2007 night, when he tore every ligament in his left knee and dislocated his knee cap, Livingston played a crucial role for a team. He started a career-high 54 games for the Nets, played a career-high 1,974 minutes and scored a career-high 629 points.
It's a remarkable accomplishment, considering the depths Livingston fell to after that injury. In the hours after Livingston fell to the court, doctors were briefly worried they might have to amputate the leg.
It took a long time and a lot of hard work. In the past several years, Livingston was waived by the Thunder and Heat, spent time in the D-League. After playing for six teams in five seasons, Livingston was signed by the Nets last summer — one of Jason Kidd's first moves as a head coach was to bring in Livingston, because the former point guard liked what he saw in Livingston at that position.
"He has poise," Kidd said. "He understands the game. Before the injury, athletically, he was off the charts. And he's worked extremely hard to get back."


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This pattern was done with a combination of crochet and knitting (mainly knitting) so you could substitute the crocheted parts for knitting if you prefer. I was plain and did mine in all green to match my kitchen, but you could do stripes or whatever to spruce it up. Want a crochet bag dispenser instead?
Have trouble (like me) with joining that first and last stitch in the round? See what TECHknitter has to say!
Free Knit Bag Dispenser Pattern
Stitches Used
CO – cast on
K – knit
BO – bind off
SL ST – slip stitch
CH – chain
SC – single crochet
HDC – half double crochet
DC – double crochet
TC – treble crochet
Materials Used:
50-100 g of WW yarn (I used leftover Acrylic/cotton in the picture so I am not sure if 50g would be enough)
2 hair elastics
size 7 double pointed needles (4)
size G crochet hook
yarn needle
CO 60 stitches (or desired amount but it must be dividable by 5 if you want to do the crochet edge).
Separate stitches onto 3 needles and knit around using 4 needles.
Knit until it reaches 18 inches in length (or desired length).
Attach yarn to the end and SC around in each stitch on top of the hair elastic. BO Repeat on the opposite end.
(I used crochet to do the handle, but I'm sure you could probably CO 4 stitches and knit it and then sew in the ends.)
Join yarn to where you want the side handle to start.
Row 1: Using crochet hook SC 4, CH1, turn
Row 2: SC in second ST from hook and remaining 2 ST, CH 1, turn
Repeat Row 2 until strap reaches 14
Make sure the strap is straight and sew it to the other side using the yarn needle (or you could SC or SL ST it together but I thought it melded better by just sewing it)
Bottom (optional):
Row 1: SC around (60) SL ST to beginning SC.
Row 2: *CH 4, TC in next st, DC in next st, HDC in next st, SC in next st, SL ST in next st*. Repeat from * around. BO and sew in ends.
This knit bag dispenser works up quickly and I just adore the stockinette stitch. Have you made a bag using my free knit bag dispenser pattern? I would love to see it! Tag me on social media and I will share it!


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"…She's ridden a camel deep in the Sahara, then played a violin concert for 60 Berber kids there at 6, swam with dolphins in Portugal, ate reindeer meat in Sweden, swam with sharks in Bora Bora, gone to foreign local schools in Spain and Asia to immerse in the language, takes piano & violin lessons over skype via webcams with teachers on another continent, can find her way on any subway from NYC to Paris,London, Vienna etc & feels perfectly comfortable on sailboats, cargo ships, horses or any mode of transportation & Has enjoyed every mode of lodging from camping & couch surfing to luxury suites in the world's best hotels…" – soultravelers3
This excerpt was taken from a smartly written reader's comment on a Lonely Planet article I read via a tweet today – such an adventure! And this is about the experiences of the couple's 10 year old daughter!! She was only five when they began their adventures! How lovely. The entire article focused on the viability of long-term travel integrated with one's career. Good read. The comment responses were equally engaging.
The daring courtship of marrying a philanthropic lifestyle of travel and career/academic pursuits (without being independently wealthy or financially underwritten) is a mind-blowing concept… to do it….? We shall see. 😉 I suppose it's time to start really sharing about what provoked this whole thing for me. The next several blog entries will focus on that. I am so terrifically inspired, educated and comforted by the writings of others who have gone before me – other bloggers, writers, film-makers… LIFE-livers… so thank you… to all who have taken the chance to follow their dreams…taken the plunge, the leap of faith, the road less travelled, the bull by the horns….
Go Go ahead and follow the yellow brick road or the white rabbit…. a little bit of faith and Three Little Birds are sayin' Don't Worry, 'bout a thing… cause every little things gonna be alright…
much love & respect going out to ya'll tonite. Peace, L


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Do banks notarise documents?
A notary public acts as a signing agent, or a person authorised to witness the signatures on various kinds of legal documents, including mortgage loan documents. Most banks offer notary services to regular customers during normal banking hours, as another way to provide personalised customer service.
Having a notary public on staff is not only convenient, but is considered by many banking customers to be a professional courtesy.
Notary services provided by banks, credit unions and other financial institutions include certifying documents for the purchase and/or transfer of real estate, mortgage loans, refinance loans, equity line of credit, deeds, escrow documents, trusts, powers of attorney and wills. Considered to be an impartial witness and officer of the law, a notary public is appointed by a state government. In many states, applicants are required to complete special training and pass an exam before final appointment.
Because of the number of property transactions in which they are involved, many banks have a notary on staff during normal business hours. Banks also offer services such as setting up living trusts and other trust accounts, estate settlement and investment management, all of which require signatures on documents. The role of a notary public frequently involves assisting lenders, banks and title companies by ensuring that borrowers sign, initial and date all loan documents where required per the lender's specific instructions.
While most lending institutions have a notary public on staff, many utilise the services of a mobile notary-public service. A key advantage offered by a mobile notary is that she sees the customer at a location and time convenient to both lender and borrower.
Certain legal documents require signatures to be witnessed by a notary public, to prevent fraud. A notary public must request proper identification before witnessing a signature on a document. The notary asks to see photo identification that also includes a physical description of the person, as well as the person's signature. A driver's license or passport is the form of I.D. commonly used for identification purposes. A military I.D. is another form of identification that is accepted. Once the notary is satisfied he has obtained proof of the identity of the person signing the document, the notary is then required to witness the signing of the document before he dates and signs it. Finally, the notary public affixes an embossed seal or stamp to the document. This seal attests that the person named in the document is the person who has actually signed it.
Notarising a document does not make it legal, but rather certifies that the person signing the document appeared before the notary. The job of a notary is to witness a signature rather than a document; therefore, he/she is required to know the purpose of the document, in addition to understanding how the document is to be completed.
A notary public may neither be a party to the transaction nor have any financial interest in the transaction. Since most notaries are not attorneys, they are prohibited from offering legal advice or explaining any of the information contained in the documents. While a notary public may not answer specific questions about a loan, and is not permitted to actually prepare loan documents, he/she may point out where in the document important facts of information are located. Notaries may not notarise documents that are incomplete, copies of documents (except for Power of Attorney) or signed documents that have been faxed. A notary public officially validates the identity of the person signing a document, witnesses the signature, completes the notary information on the document, and then affixes the notary seal. Notarization does not prove that statements made in the document are true.
Any documents that are notarised must include the printed name of the notary, the notary's signature, the date(s) the documents were notarised, and the expiration date of the notary's commission. He must be at least 18 years of age and a resident of the state where he/she is commissioned. A notary public may not have a criminal record. In some cases, a notary may not necessarily reside in the state where he was appointed; however, he/she must be employed in that state. The State Senator from the applicant's senatorial district is usually required to approve the application before an appointment is made. Documents are sealed with the notary's official seal or rubber stamp and then recorded in a journal the notary keeps as a permanent record. The notary public's register should include the type of official act performed; the name and address of the person requesting notary service; the date of the transaction; how the person signing the document was identified; the type of document certified; and any fees charged. Information on the notary seal includes the name of the notary, the words "Notary Public" and the county in the state where the notary is commissioned.


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Donors give record $236.7 million to University of Nebraska
Alumni and friends gave $236.7 million to the University of Nebraska this year, making it the University of Nebraska Foundation's best year ever for private gifts. This record represents a 43 percent increase over the last fiscal year and a 37 percent increase over the previous gift record of $172.1 million in 2011.
The Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center at UNMC, the Biomechanics Research Building at UNO, the Veterinary Diagnostic Center and College of Business Administration at UNL, and the Health Science Education Complex at UNK were among those receiving private support this year.
"The University of Nebraska is engaged in important work that matters to Nebraska and to the world," said James B. Milliken, president of the University of Nebraska. "The foundation's tremendous success in the past year will help us advance our work in areas like cancer research, early childhood development, agriculture and building Nebraska's workforce. One important component has been our ability to leverage the support of the Nebraska Legislature in providing funds for several major initiatives that will benefit the state."
The Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center, the Veterinary Diagnostic Center at UNL and the Health Science Education Complex at UNK all received commitments of appropriations from the Nebraska Legislature as long as private funds could also be raised. The cancer center also received county and city government support. Additional private funds must be raised to complete construction on the Veterinary Diagnostic Center and the UNK Health Science Education Complex; construction of the Fred & Pamela Buffett Cancer Center is underway.
"Donors are what make a record year possible," said chairman of the board, Pete Whitted, M.D. "The University of Nebraska Foundation received terrific support from alumni and friends across the country who are making a difference on each and every campus. As a result, we are creating unlimited possibilities for students, for teaching, for research and for state-of-the-art learning environments at the University of Nebraska."
Some donor gifts are endowed, with only the income transferred to the university year after year. In 2013, the total amount transferred to the university from the foundation was $174.7 million. Of that amount, nearly $94 million was designated by donors for campus construction or renovation projects, $21 million was provided for student scholarships and $45 million for direct support of academic programs.
Brian Hastings, the foundation's CEO, praised the leadership of the University of Nebraska and the more than 800 foundation trustees and 300 volunteers involved in the Campaign for Nebraska: Unlimited Possibilities—the university's comprehensive fundraising campaign—for the successful year.
"President Milliken and each of the four chancellors have put forth a vision for the University of Nebraska that is compelling to donors," he said. "That message has been carried to alumni far and wide by our committed campaign volunteers. I am grateful for all they have done to make this the foundation's best year ever, and for the difference they are making at the university and in this state."
The foundation's total assets, which include the endowment, cash holdings and other assets, totaled $1.9 billion. The foundation's endowment realized a return of 12.9 percent.
The foundation's fiscal year ended June 30; the financial statements were then audited by the foundation's independent auditors, KPMG LLP. The auditor's report can be found at nufoundation.org/annualreports.
The audited financials and other business highlights for the year were shared Oct. 4, at the annual meeting of the University of Nebraska Foundation's trustees. Tonn Ostergard, president and CEO of Crete Carrier of Lincoln, became the new chair of the board of directors and will serve through 2015. Mark Chronister of Bloomington, Minn., was named chair-elect. Chronister is a retired partner and former manager of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Minneapolis. John Gottschalk of Omaha received the Perry W. Branch Award, which is the foundation's top volunteer service award. Paul Sather, director of the Service Learning Academy at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, received the Harlan J. Noddle Award, for service to development.
Note to media: the following table shows financial highlights from the last five years:
Gifts Received
Total Assets
The University of Nebraska Foundation is an independent, nonprofit organization raising private gifts to support the University of Nebraska for more than 77 years. In 2013, donors provided the university with $236.7 million for scholarships, medical and other research, academic programs, faculty support and facilities. The foundation's comprehensive fundraising campaign, the Campaign for Nebraska, has raised more than $1.5 billion for the university and concludes in 2014. For more information, visit campaignfornebraska.org.


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I came across this faucet design on c|net and I thought to myself, now there is a smart design that brings a bit of the wonder of a dancing water show into the bathroom. It's called the Swirl and was designed my Simin Qiu. He won the 2014 iF Haier special prize student award for the design.
The faucet has a single touch, single temperature design, perfect for public restrooms looking to add a touch of elegance to their environment, and you have to admit that it's both intriguing and beautiful.
And with different patterns of rotating nozzles you can even have different water swirl patterns as show below:
According to designer Simin Qiu's page on Behance the benefits of this new water facet (or tap for for my UK friends) are:
- Enjoyable
- Energy Saving
- Water Saving
- Convenient
- Comfortable
I do have to take issue with the water saving benefit point though. I think that because the water flow is unique and beautiful that people will probably touch the sensor to turn the water on in order to watch it do its work. This is likely to result in more water being used not less.
So, what do you think, is this new design an innovation?
Does it make you want to run out and replace your existing taps (ahem, I mean faucets)?
Sources: c|net and Behance web site.
Image Credit: Simin Qiu
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Pit vipers
Venomous snakes of this family of are most easily identified by a pair of deep "pits" that can be found between the nostril and the eye. These pits are actually heat-sensing organs that allow the snakes to see in infrared — an invaluable sixth sense for a predator that often hunts at night.
The sense is so sensitive that pit vipers can accurately judge the distance and size of their prey even when their other senses are deprived.


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The genuine leather, contemporary, Levelland Reclining 3 Piece Living Room Set is a perfect addition to your home.
If you have a big family or entertain a lot, the Levelland gives you ample of space. All three pieces (sofa, loveseat and club chair) fully recline so you and your guests can relax in maximum comfort.
Made by Ashley Furniture, you know it's made from quality materials and from the best craftsman.
The Levelland Reclining 3 Piece Sofa Set is upholstered in top-grain leather. The warm brown, café set looks great in any room setting.
The manual reclining set seats up to six people comfortably. The attached seat and back cushions are made from highly resilient foam are wrapped in thick poly fiber. Your cushions will always stay in place and it'll minimize any sagging.
After a long day at work or if you just want to hunker down, the Levelland 3 Piece Livingroom set is perfect for your family.
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Sandy Ostini tribute: 'The quintessential volunteer' | Photos
I don't remember a time when Sandy hasn't been part of Cancer Council's community presence, fundraising, advocacy or promotion.
She was the quintessential volunteer: someone who gave freely of her time for a cause she was passionate and committed, not only driven by personal experience, but because it was the right thing to do.
She could use her naturally effervescent personality, great networks and engaging presence to connect people and money for the common good.
Her driving energy and management of the major raffle as part of fundraising for Orange Relay for Life over more than 10 years cannot be understated, nor her childlike excitement and pleasure at spending the day connecting people to 'yellow' on Daffodil Day.
Cancer Council, our community and the lives of everyone she met and those that knew her are diminished by her loss.
She taught me the meaning of "no matter how you feel, get up, dress up, show up, never give up".
There were many times the pressures of the working day were wearing me down, and the demands of staff, volunteers and interruptions took me away from my best self.
Sandy never changed her approach, she didn't back away.
She modelled – in the most telling way – that remaining true to yourself, treating everyone as you would want to be treated yourself, and greeting everyone with courtesy and professionalism is what we should all do as the norm, not have to lift ourselves to it or fall below it.
She was an extraordinary example to me, and I often fell short.
There are many people who leave a mark of their time and place, and the world is better for having known them and shared in their energy, love, warmth, laughter, interested and compassion.
Sandy was one of them.
Cancer Council, our community and the lives of everyone she met and those that knew her are diminished by her loss, but strengthened by the fact we did know and work with her and benefitted from her enormous generosity of spirit and time.
For those of us that were with Cancer Council for many years, we also saw Kyle and Bryce grow from kindergarten fundraisers into fine young men who contribute to causes of their own with the same warmth of spirit, time and commitment.
I will remember all of them – Sandy, Frank, Kyle and Bryce – with much love and affection.
We shared many great laughs and achievements together, and I'm a much, much better person for having known Sandy and moved in her orbit.
Nella Powell – Events, health promotion, regional manager of Cancer Council NSW, 2004-2013
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ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
This collection includes most of the ASU Theses and Dissertations from 2011 to present. ASU Theses and Dissertations are available in downloadable PDF format; however, a small percentage of items are under embargo. Information about the dissertations/theses includes degree information, committee members, an abstract, supporting data or media.
In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
Dissertations and Theses granted by Arizona State University are archived and made available through a joint effort of the ASU Graduate College and the ASU Libraries. For more information or questions about this collection contact or visit the Digital Repository ETD Library Guide or contact the ASU Graduate College at email@example.com.
- Hickman, David
- 1 Arizona State University
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- 1 Swoboda, Deanna
- 1 Zapata Correa, Oswaldo Arley
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- trumpet
- 1 Morales
- 1 Music
- 1 composition
- 1 ensemble
- 1 music
- 1 performance
- Mobile Crowd Sensing in Edge Computing Environment
- The Effect of Disability on Subjective Well-Being across the Adult Lifespan: The Moderating Roles of Age at Disability Onset and Disability Type
- Mechanically Active Heterogeneous Polymer Matrix Composites
- Attribute-Based Encryption for Fine-Grained Access Control over Sensitive Data
- 并购背景下教育行业品牌价值研究
Many of Erik Morales's trumpet compositions have become standard repertoire. This study examines his trumpet works, which are examples of Morales's outstanding compositional skill and versatility. The composer, some of the most significant performers, and people who commissioned these pieces were interviewed. Biographical information and compositional characteristics of Morales are presented. Historical information about the pieces is also provided, including the premieres, commissions, recordings, and significant performances. Technical concerns specific to the trumpet, and performance recommendations, are assessed. This study is a pedagogical and informative source for all trumpet educators and performers interested in solo and trumpet ensemble music. Dissertation/Thesis
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- Zapata Correa, Oswaldo Arley, Hickman, David, Swoboda, Deanna, et al.
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Dine on a prix-fixe menu at downtown Toledo's hottest new restaurant during The Valentine Theatre's Celebrity Wait Night at The Chop House. Enjoy live music, a silent auction, and valet parking. Space is limited, RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by Thursday, February 8. $50. Cocktail hour: 5pm, cash bar. Dinner Seatings: 5:45pm or 7:30pm. Monday, February 12.
The Chop House, 300 N. Summit St. Suite 140.
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Facebook to hire 3,000 to review videos of crime and suicideBy BARBARA ORTUTAY NEW YORK
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I thought AI is already here to do these type of jobs ; )
WWpuldn't want to have that job.


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Incarnation House
We sat down with students from Incarnation House to hear what they learned from three SPARK! engagements. Watch as one student compares going down the slide at SPARK! to graduating high school. Click play and see how SPARK! programming is making an impact on youth in North Texas.


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Gourmet Easter gifts: try our personalised decorated biscuits, cakes, hand made chocolate eggs or chocolate truffles
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Valentine's day is tomorrow. We still have a few delightful boxes available. Phone 027 421 9386. Delivery available.
How about breaking out from the traditional Valentine's Day gifts and trying personalised decorated biscuits or cakes or a romantic set of dessert for two.
Please don't hesitate to contact me for pricings and flavours, the cutoff date for orders is Tuesday 8th February 2010. A small delivery charge may apply.
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+1; -2 in each category (except 'Best episode', here you have two heal (+1 and +2) and two hurt (-2, -3)). Vote every 12 hs.
Kelsey Grammer as Sideshow Bob in Gone Boy [10]
Martin Short as Guthrie Frenel in Springfield Splendor [10]
Neil Gaiman as Snowball in Treehouse of Horror XXVIII [10]
Chris Clements (22 for 30) [10]
Rob Oliver (Kamp Krustier, The Serfsons and Gone Boy) [10]
Timothy Bailey (The Great Phatsby and Treehouse of Horror XXVIII) [10]
Al Jean for Mr. Lisa's Opus [10]
John Frink for Treehouse of Horror XXVIII and Gone Boy [10]
Simon Rich for A Father's Watch [10]
Group Diss Battle Rap (Music by James Washintong; Lyrics by James Washintong and Dan Greaney) [10]
Homermon (Music by Alf Clausen and Scott Clausen; Lyrics by Carolyn Omine) [10]
The Perfect Tale (Music by Billy Boyd; Lyrics by Brian Kelley) [10]
BEST COUCH GAG (20 seconds or more)
Bill Plympton's Couch Gag (22 for 30) [10]
Big Bang Theory Couch Gag (Looking for Mr. Goodbart) [10]
Christmas Opening (Gone Boy) [10]
Robot Chicken Couch Gag (The Cad and the Hat) [10]
The Shrimpsons (Singin' in the Lane) [10]
Pork and Burns [10]
The Great Phatsby [10]
Fatzcarraldo [10]
22 for 30 [10]
A Father's Watch [10]
The Serfsons [10]
Springfield Splendor [10]
Treehouse of Horror XXVIII [10]
Mr. Lisa's Opus [10]
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YELLOWKNIFE — RCMP have arrested and charged a teen in Yellowknife in a fake terrorist threat.
Mounties say the criminal charge resulted from an investigation by Alberta RCMP K Division that began on Nov. 1.
Northwest Territories RCMP spokeswoman Marie York-Condon says no details about the hoax can be released, but may come out in court.
She says the youth has been released on conditions and will appear at a later date in youth court in Yellowknife.
York-Condon also says the next court date may not be released "considering the size of the community that the court is in and the amount of youth that may be appearing in court."
She says there was no public safety risk when the alleged threat came to light.
"The RCMP takes all threats to the safety and security of Canada and Canadians seriously and to determine their credibility, we must fully investigate each and every one of them," York-Condon said in a news release.
"Investigations of this type take up significant resources. These types of hoaxes are not pranks, and as such, criminal charges have been laid in relation to this incident."


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Can we start calling him "Peter Obama?"
(Politico) Over the past few days, Obama and his team have pulled back from a kick-off strategy that portrayed the $84 billion in automatic cuts this year as a parade of instant horrors — hellish waits at airports, a quick cascade of private job losses resulting from voided federal contracts, teachers immediately sacked.
That's part of a "recalibration," according to one Obama insider, intended to take the focus off the veracity of the administration's claims — and back on congressional Republicans who have refused to give ground on new tax revenue demanded by Obama as a condition of any long-term budget deal.
The only real pain from Sequestration will be ginned up as PINO Peter Obama intentionally creates issues for the American people. But the real story isn't Obama's cry wolf mentality but how Peter Obama is attempting to destroy the GOP and Conservatives, rather than doing the f***ing job he was elected to do. Instead, he wants to be the head of the DNC, and screw those with different opinions.