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It is hard to say where to start the count and at what degree to label the subwaves.
The move up today achieved many things:
1.) Closed all those old huge gaps.
2.) Rallied above the 200DMA for the first time since May 2007. And that was just a "kiss goodbye". This is a "Hello! I'm here to play".
3.) Erased the stigma that the market couldn't break over January highs. Effectively wiping out resistance zones and setting the bar higher.
4.) Sets the market up for an assault over 950 SPX and onto 1000.
5.) Squeezed the shorts even more. Bearishness is washing out...still...more.
The bears were shorting the moves between 875 and 930. Now the bears will find themsleves shorting between 915 and 950 likely perhaps for a few days or so.
A backtest is normal for a triangle breakout. When and/or if that comes is a guess. I would think breakout support (914) would hold in any bear wave [ii] retrace back. At the very least the 200 DMA should be backtested sooner rather than later.
VIX was postive divergence against the market today and held up. Financials also are weak. Perhaps they are just badly lagging. But it could signal a wave [ii] pullback very soon if it hasn't started already.
Bottom line is the bulls pulled off the triangle breakout and the bears are very much on the defensive yet again in this relentless P2 wave.
If this proves to be an Intermediate-sized triangle (X) wave, the next ABC pattern should point the way toward the top. I still have a 1007-1044 potential upside range but its a guess. But its hard to say at what wave degree the breakout occurred. I'll get that resolved soon enough. But I am trying to nail that down because the market may already be approaching a Minor A top very soon of the next ABC to P2 peak.

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The Cross Reveals God's Love
The central way Christ functions as the perfect image and exact representation of God is by dying on the cross. While Christ's entire life manifests the true God, Christ came primarily to die. It was his death that defeated the devil and freed us from bondage.
The one who does what is sinful is of the devil, because the devil has been sinning from the beginning. The reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the devil's work (1 John 3:8).
It was the death that atoned for our sin and reconciled us to God.
God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, through the shedding of his blood—to be received by faith (Rom 3:25).
It was his death that manifested the wisdom of God.
His intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms, according to his eternal purpose that he accomplished in Christ Jesus our Lord (Eph 3:10-11).
The cross is the absolute center of God's revelation to humanity and his purpose for creation. It is the paradox around which the world revolves. The cross is the mystery that explains, accomplishes and redeems everything. The fullness of God is most perfectly revealed in his becoming the Godforsaken man dying on a cursed tree.
Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us, for it is written: "Cursed is everyone who is hung on a pole" (Gal 3:13).
God's holiness is most perfectly displayed in his becoming sin for our sake.
God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God (2 Cor 5:21)
God's righteousness is most perfectly revealed when he himself becomes a judged criminal.
But he was pierced for our transgressions,
he was crushed for our iniquities;
the punishment that brought us peace was on him,
and by his wounds we are healed (Is 53:5).
God's power is most perfectly displayed in his allowing himself to be crucified at the hands of sinners.
This man was handed over to you by God's deliberate plan and foreknowledge; and you, with the help of wicked men, put him to death by nailing him to the cross (Acts 2:23).
God's glory is most perfectly revealed in the utter shame of the crucified Messiah. God's beauty is most perfectly revealed in the horror of his executed Son.
The cross is the central way Christ images God. Christ was not an innocent third party who was punished against his will to appease the Father's wrath. Christ is himself God, and he voluntarily took our sin and its just punishment upon himself. Hence his sacrifice does not appease God's wrath; it reveals God's love. Even in—especially in—his agonizing death on the cross, Jesus is the exact imprint and perfect revelation of God. In the crucified Christ the truth about God, about us and about the world is most perfectly revealed. For the cross is where reconciliation between God and the world is accomplished.
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All Hail The American Banana Republic…Or Else
Mark Steyn provides us with an accurate definition of the exact nature of our post-Constitutional government [emphasis mine]:
As I've had cause to remark many times before, American government is corrupt. The IRS scandal is Ground Zero for the corruption of the republic, and, if you want it in a nutshell, the invaluable Judicial Watch just provided it. (Incidentally, the fact that an outside group gets more useful results than Congressional oversight does is itself testament to the diseased state of American institutions: the executive branch treats the legislative branch with ever more open contempt.) Here is Lois Lerner's email explaining the BOLO ("Be On the Look-Out") criteria for identifying and scrutinizing what it regards as "Tea Party' groups:
1. 'Tea Party', 'Patriots' or '9/12 Project' is referenced in the case file.
2. Issues include government spending, government debt and taxes.
3. Educate the public through advocacy/legislative activities to make America a better place to live.
4. Statements in the case file that are critical of the how the country is being run.
That last gets to the nub of the matter: Supposedly impartial agencies of the state are explicitly targeting the ruling party's political enemies. In other words, it's the merging of the state and the party in order to criminalize opposition: the very definition of a banana republic.
The IRS demanded donor lists from these groups, and, in a system where one in 100 taxpayers are at risk of an audit, ten per cent of individuals on the lists wound up getting audited. During all this, the Number Two guy at the IRS was in unusually close contact with Democrat Senator Carl Levin. To turn to the climate-change thugs for a moment, because Mann and his cronies were never punished for what they did in Climategate, it was inevitable that they would take that as a green light to carry on doing it. Likewise for the IRS: They think they've got away with it, and so they'll keep doing it.
We're in the first stage of the American Post-Constitutional Era.
We're governed by a thoroughly corrupt regime that will no longer even pretend to brook opposition if it doesn't feel like it.
Behold: The Rule Of Whim!
Behold this Colossus Of Corruption!
The United Banana Republic Of America is your master and you, the former Sovereignty, are it's serfs.
Welcome to Bondage!
Welcome to The Jungle, where there are no set rules, no standards, and everything is permissible.
Congratulations to the Left In America for having successfully brought down The American Republic, for seeing to it that The American Experiment has failed, for forcing the marriage of Banana with Republic…
…be careful, though, Comrades, things are going to be awful slippery from now on.
A Constitution of Government once changed from Freedom, can never be restored. Liberty, once lost, is lost forever.
—John Adams, letter to Abigail Adams, 17 July 1775
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So sad but so true.
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I wouldn't be too hard on the politicians. They are just giving the public what they want, which is apparently, cradle to grave socialism and equality.
And if the people have to choose between equality and it's bitter enemy freedom, they will always choose equality.
A politician will always be elected by playing to the jealousy of his constituents.
"Mr. A has more than you. This isn't fair. Let's redistribute his stuff to you, my loyal constituents."
And that is how freedom dies.
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Finalized Standard: The program is administratively housed with similar healthcare profession programs that are subject to specialized programmatic accreditation.
Annotation: The intent of the Standard is to ensure the professional socialization of the athletic training program faculty and students within a healthcare profession culture. If the institution offers no other healthcare profession programs, or the athletic training program is not administratively housed with them, explain how the existing organizational structure meets the intent of this Standard.
The finalized language for this Standard will appear in the next draft of Operational Standards that will be released for open comment, although comment on this Standard will not be solicited at that time. As a reminder, the revised Operational Standards, once adopted, will apply only to master's level professional athletic training programs. The specific date of implementation will be determined based upon completion of the development of the final draft of the Standards, but will not occur before the 2019-2020 academic year (i.e. self-studies for 2016-17, 17-18, and 18-19 will use the 2012 Standards). Professional programs still offered at the baccalaureate level will continue to follow the 2012 Standards.
Background: In 1996, the Education Task Force, under the direction of the National Athletic Trainers' Association (NATA), released 17 recommendations for reforming athletic training education; among them was the recommendation to encourage athletic training education programs to align with other healthcare profession education programs. In June 2012, the NATA released the Future Directions of Athletic Training Education document in which this same recommendation was reiterated. For the past three years the CAATE has included this recommendation at district and national presentations. During the open comment period for the draft of operational Standards that was available from May 2 – July 1, 2016, the Standards Committee had proposed the following language regarding the administrative location of athletic training programs:
Former Proposed Standard: Programs must be housed in schools of health professions.
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Nick Drake.Always good when you're feeling a little sad (but dangerous if you are feeling a very sad)
No, dangerous when feeling very sad is listening to Joy Division. THAT'S dangerous!
I'm currently using Pandora to create the soundtrack of my workday.
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You might try Accuradio. I've never tried it from outside the U.S., but it's pretty similar to Pandora.
They blocked just about everything on the Internet, including shopping sites like Amazon. The school really had a megalomaniacal IT director.
At my house there is A LOT of Bluegrass (along with his dobro in accompaniment) in the air. Its my husband's passion. We are both quite fond of Planxty, The Chiftens, Enya, Clannad and that sort of music in general. My favorite band is called Hunting McCleod. They blend traditional Scottish music with a modern sound. The band has Bagpipes AND an electric guitar! Sometimes I like to put on Soft Rock, or is it now called Light Rock? Whatever, that stuff, but I don't have a favorite group. I have just discovered The Ark and The Rudder. I like that too. But, mostly, it is Bluegrass around here.
^Hey, if you want good bluegrass mixed with some classic Rock, I highly recommend Alison Kraus and Robert Plant's collaboration for Raising Sand. I didn't think it would be any good, but I was so happy to be proven wrong. Totally awesome!
Toss the Feathers - a beautiful up-tempo Irish song performed by the Corrs (hubbaaaa hubba!)
When it comes to general music my main choices are:Doo Wop,Barbershop (quartet and choruses,)Pre 1940 music andold women blues singers (such as Bessie Smith and Ethel Waters.)
Wow, I was waaaay off. By your picture I would've guessed industrial metal was your choice- NineInchNails, Prodigy,... Just goes to show you can't judge a book by it's cover. Juuuussst kidding you, brother.
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With the focus in the oil and gas markets across the world of becoming more efficient and easier for customers to deal with, many organizations are planning on getting more short-term return on investment from their SAP implementation projects. Many of these may began longer than 18 months ago and some organizations are leveraging this investment with the addition of modules and the growing trend of mobilizing the applications for use in the field.
Petroplan is a specialist global recruitment business in the energy sector and as well as helping organizations hiring engineering specialists, it is heavily involved in attracting and recruiting IT and SAP consultants for this sector. We thought we'd share some of our insights on the challenges and opportunities for both the candidates and employers who are interested in SAP careers today.
Despite a downturn there are still SAP opportunities in oil, gas and energy companies
Josh Lee, a senior recruitment consultant at Petroplan who focuses solely on SAP positions for this market at Petroplan provides here just some of his candidate insights whether applying for business, functional, developer of basis consultant roles.
The same basic job requirements apply in the energy sector
Employers in the energy sector are no different to the 9 out 0f 10 Fortune 500s who need SAP expertise. To achieve the desired remuneration candidates need to demonstrate:
For the hiring managers and recruitment teams finding the best talent in this discipline is still challenging. The practitioners who have remained in-house during the downturn particularly in the Houston oil capital are in-demand. With job insecurity a constant backdrop many professionals have tried the consultancy route.
To entice a smart SAP professional to a new role, especially those with mobile experience, the organization's reputation both in the discipline and as an employer of choice become really important.
Recruiting experts like Petroplan can ascertain a candidate's motivations and perceptions as candidates are often more likely to be candid with a third party. Remuneration is important but as with all highly skilled professionals their perception of the nature of the work, its impact on their career growth and the stability of the team and its place in the organization are all decision-forming factors.
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Claudia & Ben and Dang & Mary recently had a fun day of gamefishing aboard Bite Me. We fished the North Astrolabe Barrier Reef with 15kg trolling gear and soon found some nice Yellowfin Tuna.
They were holding deep not feeding on the surface so we couldn't throw poppers at them but the deep diving Halco Laser-Pros proved deadly.
On the way home we stopped off at one of my little GT spots so that Ben & Dang could throw some poppers.....
Everyone caught lots of fish and had a great day out....and to top it off we were all very popular with the other resort guests when we presented fresh yellowfin for dinner that night !


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Freetown, Sierra Leone in Snapshots
If you've read the "about me" section of this blog, you know that I'm West African. This Christmas, my family and I took a trip to my father's hometown of Freetown, Sierra Leone to celebrate the holidays. I composed an eloquent post about our experience, but sadly, my computer crashed and I lost said post. So I've decided to forgo the write up and just [...]Read More
Family Trip to Jamaica
Every year my dad throws a huge birthday party for himself and 300 of his closest friends. And because he refuses to get old, it's always his "Annual 50th Birthday Party" with some sort of P.Diddy-inspired dress code. The first year was an all-white attire party and he's gone through the entire rainbow since then. While these soirees are good fun, the week it takes to set up followed by [...]Read More
Patara Elephant Farm
The biggest reason we traveled to Chiang Mai was because we were dying to ride elephants. Much like any other hands-on animal experience, there is often a debate that comes with riding elephants as they are not in their natural habitat and are somewhat domesticated. Thankfully, my dear travel-mate Sarah, who has become a great friend over the course of this trip, is one of the most thorough researchers I've [...]Read More
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Our trip to Chiang Mai started with a 12-hour overnight train ride from Bangkok. We each got our own private sleeper and though accommodations were much more modest than I'd romanticized, I was happy I'd spent the extra money so that I could sleep comfortably during the trip. And sleep is just what I did. Food options were bleak on the train as nothing on the dinner menu looked edible [...]Read More
Bangkok, Thailand
Our trip to Bangkok started with the plane ride from hell. Never in my nearly three decades of travel have I experienced such bad turbulence. At one point the kid sitting behind us shouted "we're all gonna die." It was only an hour and half flight but it felt much longer. Once we touched down, Debra, Sarah and I took a train to our hotel, where we were supposed to [...]Read More


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Nate Waggenspack: Time to take in some baseball
It's springtime! (Sorta, in other parts of the country.) And while spring means a lot of things to a lot of people, I can't ever get there without thinking about the start of the baseball season.
The start of every major sports season is exciting, because fans haven't been able to watch it in awhile. But nothing quite stacks up to the way Major League Baseball gets going.
Perhaps because it has spring, warm weather and green grass coinciding with it, but when the season starts, it always seems to be sunny (maybe not warm yet) and the perfect time to be playing.
Plus, even if baseball isn't my favorite sport, it still is fascinating to watch. The way a team moves around the infield when a ball is put in play, to cut off or back up a throw, is some of the coolest stuff that happens in sports. Not to mention the awesome sound that comes with hitting a pitch on the screws and sending it deep.
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A new season always is associated with hope, but baseball's Opening Day is the ultimate in hope. In baseball more than any other sport, you can win at any given moment. In basketball or football, if your team is down 30 in the fourth quarter, it's not happening. But without a time limit in baseball, a team can trail by as many as it wants and still come out on top in the end.
That ability to win out of nowhere is one of the things that makes baseball, especially at the start of the year, exciting. On the other hand, it fills you with a sense of dread when the opposing team starts a rally.
It's not the pros, whipping in 90 mile-per-hour fastballs, but there's some baseball being playing in Moffat County, too. There isn't the dominating pitchers or the batters smashing the ball 400 feet every time they're at the plate, but the Bulldogs play the game well. Even if the wind has been gusting like crazy and the sun only has peaked out for short intervals during the team's games so far, the product on the field is great.
The weather is going to turn soon, and I can't recommend coming out and watching the Bulldogs enough. They play a fundamentally sound game and have a lot of young players who are only going to get better as they adjust to the high school game.
Plus, you'll get to enjoy the spring weather (when it actually does get here). What could be better?
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Essence Comes Out Tomorrow!!!
My editors: http://bubblecow.net/
So before I started the process of self-publishing my book, I had money saved up to buy my first car. Sadly the car had to put off for a few months, but I was able to jump right into publishing my book. Please note that for a long time I was working every day right after school. Not all teenagers are able to make this kind of money and I don't take it for granted. My parents didn't pay for my publishing; however they did lend my money to buy the 100 copies of my book because at this point, like I said, I can barley pay for gas to go to work. It's a big finial decision to self-publish the RIGHT way, but if you believe in yourself it will be worth it!
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'The Lone Ranger'
Director: Gore Verbinski
Stars: Armie Hammer, Johnny Depp
Rating: PG-13
2 (out of 5) Globes
Advance buzz on "The Lone Ranger" has been dire, as would plague any $250 million behemoth based on a franchise that few living remember vividly. It's also a Western, a genre that, as in the past, fares best when not megabudgeted to hell. If this is the movie that people see only because they feel they should, then may they be surprised that it's not terrible, even if it's maddeningly at war with itself.
It is, more than anything, a product of its bloated, megablockbuster times, and of its director, a talented filmmaker born at the wrong time. Gore Verbinski is most famous/infamous for the first three "Pirates of the Caribbean" films, based on a theme park ride that nonetheless swelled into bombastic, impenetrable, joyless nonsense. (The third may very well be the worst picture ever made.) They nonetheless (the first and bits of the second, especially) have a bizarre comic streak, a playfulness and a cynical knack for undercutting heroics reminiscent of the great Richard Lester (of the '70s "Three Musketeers" films and "Superman II").
Then again, Verbinski himself demanded the ludicrous price tag and length for "The Lone Ranger," so he has only himself to blame. He gets in his own way; he's like a crazy, egomaniacal producer and idiosyncratic filmmaker in one body. (This is strange because the film has its own crazy, egomaniacal producer in Jerry Bruckheimer.) The best parts of "The Lone Ranger," and they exist, are silly and weird. The worst parts, and they exist, too, aren't as life-sapping nor as needlessly labyrinthine as "Pirates."
Because this is a 21st-century picture, it's an origin story, but it often plays as deconstructive parody — it's nearly an anti-origin story. Armie Hammer plays the lawyer-reluctantly-and-sloppily-turned-outlaw, who teams up with a relentlessly deadpan, vaguely pissy Tonto, played by Johnny Depp (who swears he has some Cherokee or Creek Indian in his lineage). There's a conspiracy, involving sinister proto-capitalist Tom Wilkinson, plus William Fichtner, covered in soot and missing part of his lip, as a ornery baddie. (Helena Bonham Carter, with a wooden leg encasing a shotgun, periodically swings by from an even goofier movie, presumably one directed by Robert Rodriguez.) But it's all leading to a reasonably entertaining climax, in which Verbinski gets to play with multiple colliding trains and the Rossini-cribbed theme finally gets whipped out.
Honestly, it should have been whipped out two acts prior. Origin stories are sapping the fun of mainstream filmmaking, and no one cares where Silver the horse got his name. Still, the undiluted version of this — which would likely resemble "Rango," Verbinski's insane cartoon Western, made because he could do whatever he wanted — would have been fantastic. The diluted version simply has lots of moments, albeit squeezed into acres of unnecessary and uninvolving bloat. The Sergio Leone homages are expected, but any movie that nods to both "Little Big Man" and "Dead Man" — Jim Jarmusch's hippie Western, starring Depp back when no one saw Johnny Depp pictures — can't be all bad.


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It seems the API is inaccurate at times. The (forecast) fcttext and fcttext_metric are not the same even if no conversion is necessary (see clouds in e.g. "fcttext:Partly cloudy skies. High 68F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph." and for the same moment there's much more text in metric: "fcttext_metric:Some clouds in the morning will give way to mainly sunny skies for the afternoon. High near 20C. Winds SW at 10 to 15 km/h."
Also, how can the wind speed be the same in both km/h and mph?
In conditions, why is there a space before the amount in "precip_1hr_metric":" 0"? Sure, I can remove it in code, but what is the change that this get repaired and then my correction is worse than leaving the space there?
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Small business owners can use unique promotional products to raise awareness for their brands and prevalent health issues. For instance, entrepreneurs can motivate their customers to start exercising and lead active lifestyles, which many Americans aren't doing. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only 20 percent of adults meet the recommended criteria for physical exercise. The current standards are 2.5 hours of moderate activity or 1.25 hours of "vigorous-intensity aerobic activity" per week. Additionally, the guidelines include standards for muscle-strengthening exercises.
"Improving access to safe and convenient places where people can be physically active can help make the active choice the easy choice," Carmen D. Harris, an epidemiologist with the CDC, said in a statement.
Small business owners can help by distributing branded water bottles during promotional giveaways. Customers will be motivated to get active by going for a light jog or doing some push-ups. Consumers will appreciate local companies that want to help people lead healthy lifestyles.
Additionally, gyms should debut new marketing campaigns to find clients. Distributing promotional gifts is a great way to attract leads to a fitness center so they can learn about their exercise options. Trainers can distribute unique promotional items to prospects who sign up for new memberships.


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Focusing On Number One - Taking Time For Yourself
Rae Abigael J. Caacbay is a young creative who went through a quarter life crisis by the end of 2016. Though she's still lost, she keeps on moving forward anyway as a ballerina, visual artist, lifestyle blogger, and a BS Interior Design graduate based in the Philippines.
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Focusing on oneself is needed to declutter the mind actually :) Nice post dear Rae!ReplyDelete
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200 hour Yoga Teacher Training
200 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa
200 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa, India
One month 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa program to experience the intensive and spiritual teachings and practices of Multi Style Yoga including (Astanga, Vinyasa, Traditional Hatha and Sivananda) – with more emphasis on breathing, awareness, meditation and practical philosophy to live an enlightened life in society. Also, you will be presented with a professional yoga teacher certification diploma, recognized by Yoga Alliance, with which you can start teaching yoga professionally around the world. This 200 hours Yoga Teacher Training covers all the basic techniques and skills to get started on the noble path of sharing your practical knowledge of yoga – both practical & intellectual – in a professional way.
Even if you are not interested in teaching yoga, the practices and philosophy classes have detoxifying effect that will enrich your body, mind and intellect and helps you to understand the purpose of life and know-how to live a sane and peaceful life.
This 200 hours Yoga Teacher Training is the foundation for every yoga teacher to be. We host our 200 hours Yoga Teacher Trainings in Goa, India. These two beautiful locations offer all the facilities you need. Both resorts have nature all around and of course a beautiful yoga shala.
Our location in Goa, India is situated just 100 metres from the beach. Perfect for a sunset dive after your asana class. Our Chiang Mai location is situated in the beautiful and lush nature of Thailand. Chiang Mai offers a green scenery that lets you emerge fully into nature while doing the Yoga Teacher Training.
Our 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Goa and Chiang Mai are both taught by experienced and professional teachers from all over the world. Our teachers are from India, Estonia, Turkey. A great mix between the Western and Eastern cultures. Go to meet the teachers to learn who will be teaching you for this intensive month. We offer the 200 hour YTTC at several dates throughout the year, check for prices and dates.


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It was fun to be involved in our first video project for Concordia….getting ready for our church launch.(By the way, come to our next preview on Sunday, January 31 at 10:45am. Click HERE for info and directions!) We are thankful for the donated talent of Jeff Horvath from the Horvath Group who gave generously of his time and talent to help us do this video project. There is so much that goes into a short 2 or 3 minute video! Here is a photo of the audio engineer and Jeff who also served as the technical director, setting up a shot with one of our preschool parents and her children in preparation for her comments on video! I estimate that the short video will take about 30 hours of work before we are finished editing.
In preparation for the new scrapbooking and cardmaking group that has been formed as a Meetup group (see the post below) I have been feeling inspired to get out my supplies and work on some projects. I have been wanting to organize the photos from the Living Nativity and previews of the worship service we have had at Windingwalk. I did some of that last night. Tonight I worked on a few family photos……..this layout is about my son Andres (he is the one with the hair standing up) who is the leader of the worship band for the FamJam at Windingwalk. I write about how he gives "heart" to everything he does……and how he wrote "HEART" on his guitar.
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On Bank Holiday Monday 29 May 2017 Roger and Virginia led a delightful riverside walk from Broxbourne which had been advertised as the last in the Spring programme as follows:
MONDAY 29TH MAY Leaders: Virginia and Roger Yelland
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Meet : Liverpool Street 0905 for 0928 train to Broxbourne (arr 0953).
Train also calls Tottenham Hale 0940 (Victoria Line Zone 3) .
Lunch : The Moorhen, Burnt Mill
Tea : Queens Head, Sawbridgeworth.
Distance : 17-18 flat miles, returning from Bishops Stortford.
Fare : £10.45 cdr Bishops Stortford with NSE discount.
Ramblers can return from Sawbridgeworth which is 4 miles short Bishops Stortford. Virginia has kindly provided the following photographs taken on the day.


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landscape lampshade - regular - grey by lush designs: Lamp base
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This evocative landscape of rolling sunlit hills is printed in greys and blacks. It is the perfect addition to any country retreat, or anyone wishing they were a little nearer the great outdoors. This lampshade is a new design and its perfect for living rooms, bedrooms or small hallways rooms. Lush Lampshades have proved an incredible hit here at iapetus. Designed with love by Marie Rodgers & Maria Livings, each Lush Designs Lampshade has been hand silkscreen printed in London on laminated tissue. The lampshades never fail to put a smile on the face of your visitors. To look after the shade wipe the inside with a damp cloth. For the outside use a hoover to remove any dust or cobwebs!
Size: D: 35cm; H: 26cm
Materials: Laminated tissue
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NBA Finals 2016 Game 7 live streaming: Watch Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers live
It is "winner takes all" in NBA Finals Game 7 as Golden State Warriors host Cleveland Cavaliers at Oracle Arena in Oakland on Sunday that will decide the 2016 champions as well. The best-of-seven NBA Finals currently stands at 3-3 after a stunning comeback from LeBron James and his Cleveland, who were trailing 1-3 after Game 4.
The Warriors are keen to defend the NBA title, which they won last season, after defeating Cavaliers, but Cleveland have looked a strong team in the finals this time around. James and his team are looking to become the first team in the history of the NBA finals to win the title going down 1-3.
The Cavaliers have been brilliantly led by James, who has scored 41 points in his last two matches, and Golden State need to find a way to contain him from scoring big points. Even if James shines in Game 7 of the NBA Finals, MVP Stephen Curry will be keen to outdo his opposite number in Oakland.
It is in such crunch matches where star players need to take their game to the next level, and prove their mettle. James and Curry have it in them to shine, but they need help from their co-stars to lift the NBA title. James will depend on Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving, while Curry will look forward to another quality performance from Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
Though Golden State might have lost back-to-back matches, they can still win the title. Curry believes Game 7 is their final chance.
"We're here on Game 7 with a chance to do it. We've had two chances already and haven't gotten it done, 48 minutes to do it. So if we come up short, we'll all be very, very disappointed. No two ways around that," AP quoted Curry as saying.
Curry also praised James' performance in the final so far.
"He's doing things that are game-changing and helping his team win. He's been more aggressive, I think, shooting the ball. We've had some breakdowns, but he's played well," Curry said.
Though Green, defensively, might have been tight on James, the Cavs' stars emerged victorious in that personal battle. Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue will be desperate to see James and Irving fire on Game 7, as his team looks off-colour when the duo fail to live up to their expectations, which was also witnessed earlier in the NBA Finals series.
Lue hopes that his team can bring smiles on the faces of Cleveland people, who he believes love their sport like no other.
"Just my short time being in Cleveland, just understanding and getting the history of being in Cleveland these last two years means a lot. They're really into their sports. They're really into their teams. This will be very important and very big for the city of Cleveland and for the state of Ohio to bring this home," Lue said.
"I know it's going to be going crazy in Cleveland, so hopefully we can stay the course and bring them a championship home."
There is hardly anything to choose between the two teams coming into NBA Finals Game 7. Both the teams have the ammunition and skills to win the NBA 2016 title, but it might just boil down to nerves in such an important match. The team that manages to handle pressure better in the NBA Final Game 7 could have an edge over their opponent.
Where to watch live
Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Venue: Oracle Arena, Oakland
Time 8 p.m. ET, 5:30 a.m. IST, 1 a.m. BST
NBA Finals Game 7 live streaming and TV information
India: TV: Sony Six/HD. Live streaming: Sonyliv
US: TV: ABC. Live streaming: ABC GO.
UK: TV: BT Sport. Live streaming: Watch BT Sport.
Philippines: TV: ABS-CBN Channel 2
Singapore: TV: Supersport
International audience: Live streaming: NBA.com.


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Sitges is just 35km south of Barcelona in the Catalan region of Spain and enjoys a privileged location between the Mediterranean Sea and the mountains.
Photo credit: © 2016 Meliá Sitges
Places of interest
The Casa de la Vila, 19th century neo-gothic building, and the Palau Maricel, which bring together medieval, Renaissance and Barroque elements.
The modernists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries have left Sitges beautiful buildings such as Cau Ferrat, the studio of the writer and painter Santiago Rusiñol.
More information available here.
Quick links
Art and culture
Sitges is home to the following events:
- The International Vintage Car Rally (Festival of National Tourist Interest)
- The International Film Festival of Cataluña
- Corpus Christi celebrations
- Sitges Carnival is considered one of the 10 best Carnivals in the World
- International Tango Festival of Sitges
- International Festival of Patchwork
For information about the main events visit here.
- The studio-home of Rusiñol with works by El Greco, Zuloaga and Picasso
- The Maricel Museum with a collection of Romanesque, Gothic and Modern Art
- The Romantic Museum
- Fundació Stämpfli (contemporary art and exhibitions from international artists)
- Casa Bacardí
Find out more information about the museums here.
- One of the most traditional dish is the xató, made from endive, cod, tuna, anchovies and olives, and dressed with a romescu sauce (roasted peppers, toasted almonds, garlic, oil and chilli)
Some restaurants linked to "Ruta del Xató" (the 17th year of the event) include special menus with this dish. These restaurants are: Boccalino, Cafè Bar Roy, Esmarris (Hotel Dolce), Iris Gallery (Hotel Estela), La Concha (Hotel San Sebastián), La Pèrgola (Hotel Antemare), Los Vikingos, Picnic . But you'll find the Xató at many others like La Nansa or La Salseta, traditional restaurants well known in Sitges (find out more here)
- Cuttlefish stew with potatoes and ali-oli (garlic mayonnaise), tuna casserole and fideuá are other delights prepared in Sitges
- Another well-known dish is "arròs a la Sitgetana" this is a dish based on rice to which some seafood and products from the countryside are added
- Two of the best restaurants in Sitges for traditional food are is La Nansa and "La Salseta". They belong to Slow-Food movement and to "Restaurants Km0" (quality products from producers that are at less than 100 km).
Find more information about gastronomy and the recepie for Xató and Arròs a la Sitgetana here.
In Sitges there is a traditional bar that is more than 60 years old "El Cable" that prepares "Tapas" and it's the bar that won last year's prize of "Best tapa of the year in Catalonia" with the tapa called "Nemo" (and it has won the "Sitges Tapas contest" for 3 years). It's well worth a visit.
The Sitges wine is "Malvasia de Sitges". In the eighteenth century the Malvasia grape made up ¼ of the crops cultivated in Sitges, although now there are only 2.5 hectares under cultivation. The Slow Food Foundation for Biodiversity has included the Malvasia de Sitges in its Ark of Taste list (small-scale quality productions under threat). Find out more here.
There are many wines around the area, you could even taste some at "Vi més Vi" (a place where Sitges peoble meet and taste different wines of the area.
If you require any further information about Sitges, Visit Sitges.com will be pleased to help you.
We hope you enjoy Sitges!
Photo credit: Meliá Sitges
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Someone just posted this info as a comment on my blog:
The latest news I have received is not very long but quite important on many levels from very reliable sources. The Abbots of Sera Je, Sera Mey, Gaden Jangtse, Gaden Shartse, Drepung Gomang and Drepung Loseling were summoned to Dharamsala by Prime Minister of Exile Tibetan Govt Professor Samdong Rinpoche very recently. Samdong Rinpoche scolded the Abbots for PUSHING THE SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN OF ALL MONKS TO RENOUNCE SHUGDEN IN THREE GREAT SEATS OF SERA, GADEN AND DREPUNG!!!
He said that their insistence on the signature campaigns has made personal difficulties for H.H. the Dalai Lama. (I would presume the court case and also the bad media regarding religious discrimination)
The ironic fact is that HH himself pushed for it through the Abbots. We can see the videos of HH praising the monasteries who has expelled the monks who wish to continue the practice and encourages more of it.
So perhaps this is a sign that the ban by HH is starting to have a negative effect on his reputation? extracted from dorjeshugden.com forum


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Amazon in Europe
Amazon is one of the biggest ecommerce companies in Europe. Even while it's not present in most European markets, its influence is huge. Especially in the United Kingdom and Germany, Amazon isn't shy with launching new initiatives. Here's what Amazon is doing in Europe.
Amazon launched its website in the US in 1995 and after three years it opened its digital doors in the United Kingdom and Germany. France followed in 2000. Ten years later, in November 2010, Amazon launched in Italy, while in 2011, Spain became the latest country in Europe where Amazon hosts a dedicated ecommerce website. The retailer also launched Amazon.nl in the Netherlands in 2014, but that website is different from the rest: the retailer only sells e-books and its Kindle e-reader through this website.
In December of 2017, it became known that Amazon has plans to open physical stores in Germany, similar to the brick-and-mortar stores it already has in the US.
Amazon's logistic operation in Europe
Throughout Europe, Amazon has a network of 31 fulfillment centers, spread across seven countries. In April of 2017, Amazon announced it was seeking a total of 1,300 warehouse units near major cities across Europe, so they can function as last-mile centers. In 2015, the retail company shipped over 1 billion units to its customers across the continent.
Amazon Prime in Europe
Amazon started as an online store, but now it also generates revenue with things like its hosting solution Amazon Web Services and its paid subscription service Amazon Prime. This service was announced in 2005: for an annual fee of 79 dollars, members were offered free two-day shipping and discounted one-day shipping rates. Two years later, Amazon Prime could also be used by customers in Germany and the United Kingdom, while France followed in 2008 and Italy in 2011.
Amazon Prime Now in Europe
In the course of the years, Amazon Prime extended its membership benefits with services like Amazon Video, the Kindle Owners' Lending Library, Prime Music and Amazon Drive. Amazon Prime Now was announced in December 2014 and gave Prime members the opportunity to have products delivered to them within one hour for 8 dollars or within two hours for free. After it launched in the US, Amazon Prime Now has expanded to several cities in the UK, France, Italy and Spain. In March 2018, Amazon partnered with French grocery retailer Monoprix so it could deliver groceries to Prime Now customers in France.
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AmazonFresh in Europe
AmazonFresh is Amazon's food delivery service which was launched in the US in 2007. The service is for Amazon Prime members and gives users the opportunity to order grocery items and have them delivered to their homes on the same day or the next day. It started with AmazonFresh in the United Kingdom in 2016, launching the service only in some postal code areas in London. One year later, AmazonFresh launched in Berlin, Potsdam and Hamburg.
Amazon Business in Europe
In April 2015, Amazon announced the launch of Amazon Business, a new marketplace dedicated to businesses. The service first started in the US and two years later, Amazon Business launched in the UK. This was the first European market where the B2B platform of Amazon was active. In 2016, Amazon Business launched in Germany and in 2018, the American company decided to roll out its business-to-business platform in the other major Amazon markets: Amazon Business launched in France, Italy and Spain.
Amazon and employees
In Europe, Amazon has about 50,000 permanent employees working for them. Every year, when the holiday season is on its way, Amazon hires extra temporary staff to manage the warehouses, because this is always the busiest time of the year for Amazon and many other retailers.
There has been quite some controversy regarding the treatment of workers. Mostly there was criticism towards the company's warehouse conditions and employment practice. A couple of times, employees went on a strike to get a better salary and benefits. For example, in 2013, staff members of Amazon Germany went on a daylong strike a couple of times.
The influence of Amazon in Europe
Amazon is one of those key ecommerce players, many small and big retailers keep an eye on. If Amazon launches a certain service or decides to focus on a specific product category, the online retail industry knows about this in a split second. Most of Amazon's decisions are met with a certain restraint, as Amazon has a big influence on the market, the competition and consumers. Niche players are afraid Amazon will one day enter their market and sweep them away with lower prices, better service and faster delivery. But Amazon is also one of those players that lead the ecommerce dance. If it starts offering a certain service (like faster delivery), many online retailers will soon follow, because they don't want to lose more market share to Amazon.


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She turned and said to him in Hebrew,
"Rabbouni," which means Teacher.
Jesus said to her,
"Stop holding on to me, for I have not yet ascended to the Father.
But go to my brothers and tell them,
'I am going to my Father and your Father,
to my God and your God.'"
The veiled character of the glory of the Risen One during this time is intimated in his mysterious words to Mary Magdalene: "I have not yet ascended to the Father; but go to my brethren and say to them, I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God." This indicates a difference in manifestation between the glory of the risen Christ and that of the Christ exalted to the Father's right hand, a transition marked by the historical and transcendent event of the Ascension.
Art: Noli me tangere, Hans Holbein the Younger, c.1524, Royal Collection, Hampton Court.


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Lepton-Photon Conference Wraps Up in San Francisco
Lepton-Photon Conference Wraps Up in San Francisco
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Last Saturday, about 230 high-energy physicists of various stripes wrapped up a week of talks on all aspects of the field at the XXVI International Symposium on Lepton Photon Interactions at High Energies – known among physicists, not surprisingly, as Lepton-Photon. Held in San Francisco and hosted by SLAC (with help from the University of California-Santa Cruz and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), the conference summarized the latest developments in a wide range of subatomic studies. The breadth of this view – from theory to experiment, from colliders to the cosmos, and from antimatter to dark matter to the regular matter that makes up the visible universe, plus dark energy and gravitational waves thrown in for good measure – makes Lepton-Photon unique among high energy physics conferences.
Lepton-Photon trades off with the International Conference of High Energy Physics, ICHEP, as the year's premier gathering for the field. And the biggest news of last year's ICHEP in Melbourne, Australia was still the biggest news at this year's Lepton-Photon: the discovery of a Higgs boson at CERN's Large Hadron Collider. Progress has been made in the past year: The new particle, which was originally reported as a "Higgs-like" boson, was confirmed as a Higgs boson (if not yet the one and only Higgs boson) in March.
During the conference both Karl Jakobs of ATLAS and Albert De Roeck of CMS – the two LHC experiments that served up the Higgs to the world – said investigations into the particle have gone beyond the discovery stage. Researchers are now measuring its properties, trying to figure out how it fits into the giant jigsaw puzzle depicting energy and matter known as the Standard Model.
Clarifying the properties of the Higgs boson will also enable physicists to determine properties of some other particles that had not been pinned down. It's as though the addition of each new piece to the Standard Model puzzle causes a subtle shift in how the other pieces look. For example, researchers can plug the mass of the Higgs into measurements of the mass of the W boson, and, because of the way the two particles are related, look for contributions to the W boson mass from new, beyond-Standard-Model physics, courtesy of quantum fluctuations.
But the universe is a deeper puzzle than the Standard Model, said theorist Hitoshi Murayama of the University of California-Berkeley and the Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, who gave the final talk, "The View Ahead."
"We know we need to find more pieces beyond the Standard Model," he said, listing what he sees as the five most important missing pieces to look for:
- Dark matter
- Dark energy
- Neutrino masses
- What drove cosmic inflation
- The absense of antimatter
Murayama related the frustration of some of his colleagues that the new boson seems to cast so little light on the missing pieces; according to one he quoted, a Higgs boson with a mass of about 125 GeV "seems almost maliciously designed to prolong the anguish" of physicists searching for what lies beyond the Standard Model. Murayama counseled patience, however. The CDF experiment at the now-shuttered Tevatron collider at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory took a decade to find the top quark, he said, while the LHC has been running – at only half its planned energy, at that – for just three years.
In the meantime, there are other ways to look for his five missing puzzle pieces, including techniques that may not have even been conceived of yet – which reveals another purpose for the conference. Before the talks, after the talks, sometimes even during the talks, Murayama said, he saw scientists from different areas talking together about the presentations and bouncing ideas off each other – new experiments being born like stars in a dense cloud of interstellar gas.
JoAnne Hewett, conference chair and head of SLAC's Particle Theory Group, put it in a more down-to-earth way: "At Lepton-Photon, speakers come prepared to reach out to other attendees. Opportunities such as this conference provide for the cross-pollination of ideas and can help make really beautiful ideas bloom."


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According to new research, in-home care technology can alleviate pressure on national healthcare. The research was conducted by Arqiva and YouGov.
64 percent of people have voiced concern over the level of GP care available in older age. This new research reveals that over 70 percent of British adults believe that in-home care technology to monitor health could take pressure both off the patients and NHS as well as enable local GPs to prioritise patient treatment.
It is being projected that in light of UK's ageing population, GP surgeries are expected to increase. DIY healthcare could take some pressure off as indicated by the findings of this study. 91 percent of respondents said that they would be prepared to monitor basic vitals such as blood pressure, heart rate and weight at home. This could be done quite easily via Internet of Things (IoT) enabled devices. The self-management of these basic checks could help increase appointment availability and the time GPs could spend with patients who had more complex health issues.
The findings also showed that in-home care technologies could also decrease some of the common worries associated with elderly relatives. 72 percent of the respondents said that the presence of in-home care technologies in their older relatives' home would give them greater peace of mind and would allow those relatives to live independently for a longer period of time.
According to Wendy McMillan, Managing Director of Smart Metering and M2M at Arqiva, "All too often when we talk about the Internet of Things we focus on grand visions of tomorrow and overlook the more immediate impact such technologies could have on our lives today. Particularly when the connected-devices and IoT network to bring this all to life, is available now. Concerns over access to quality healthcare are only going to grow in the coming years and the great thing about in-home care solutions, afforded by IoT, is their potential impact not just on individual patients and the quality of care they receive, but on the lives of their family members and the future of the country's healthcare system as a whole."
Source: Medical News Today
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"We met when I was sixteen. We became best friends and then it felt like all of a sudden we were married. His dad was in the Navy. I knew he wanted to join so I wasn't surprised when he did. He would send letters from boot camp and one day he ended up at my doorstep. Here we are twenty years later.
"We're extreme communicators. We can tell each other anything without feeling any negativity or judgment. We're very blessed to be able to email, call, and text when we're apart. I can't imagine the life of a military spouse in the 40's or 50's. The internet and cell phones have vastly improved a military family's quality of life.
"We've been through five deployments and have recently started our sixth. Our boys are older now- they're sixteen and seventeen- but when they were younger we did fun count downs and projects to pass the time. The boys loved United Through Reading which allowed their dad to read a bedtime story to them every night via a pre-taped video. As they get older, I find our lifestyle to be a little more difficult on them. They watch the news. They see what's going on in the world, and though they do not tend to voice their concerns I can see it in their faces. They have so much going on already with SATs and making decisions about their future; adding a deloyed dad to the mix is tough.
"We'll do our best to explain the good and the bad if our sons choose to join the military. We definitely already talk about the importance of patriotism, selflessness, and serving others. I look at my husband and I'm so proud of him. He's always had this sense of wanting to do his part and wanting to help when others physically or mentally couldn't do the job. I think that a lot of men and women stay in the military out of some sort of philanthropic sense. Many military members joined to help the people of this country and their communities. They don't care about your background, what you look like, if you're friends or complete strangers. They want their lives to have meaning. They want to make a difference. And these men and women truly do make a difference. Our Military members will always have my love and respect. If our boys want to join too, they'll have our support and if they don't we'll be just as happy for them. Ultimately my husband and I feel that every person in this world should have the freedom to choose their own destiny and we're willing to preserve that idea. That's why we chose this life."


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Can't it be possible that there is life even on the moon but the life-forms there are biologically adapted to those conditions…in short, why are we always looking for our own frame, i.e. searching for water?
This is a great question and one that we could all have fun answering. Let me start by answering the second part of your question first. There's a common saying out there that says "go with what you know." At this particular moment in our scientific history, we only really (barely) understand and are able to recognize life "as we know it." And currently, that life requires liquid water. And currently, that life requires liquid water. And on the moon's surface, temperature fluctuates between (average) -184 C (-300 F) in the shade and 111 C (232 F) in the sun. While it is possible that water ice with cometary origins possesses organic material or even spores (Panspermia Hypothesis), that water ice is in permanently shadowed craters on the poles of the Moon and thus frozen at ~ -200 C. Thus there is no presence of liquid water on the moon. Tied into that is the hostile radiation environment from solar and galactic energy which is energetic enough to destroy all cellular machinery. However… The fundamental problem here is that we don't always know what else


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Each week, we put together a sampler plate of the most interesting links from both local and national food blogs. Know a blog we should be paying particular attention to? Leave the address in the comments section below.
This week, we're spotlighting some national sites with local interest, as well as some local sites that haven't yet been featured on Eating Our Words. We hope you enjoy these new blogs as much as we do.
Almost Veggie Houston: On our post about the newly-opened Sorrel Urban Bistro, the restaurant took some flack in the comments section about its menu items not being quite as "local" as originally touted. Almost Veggie Houston's latest post refutes those claims, with pictures and descriptions of dishes she enjoyed there like ancho chili-spiked whole shrimp and Gulf snapper fried okra and tomato slaw.
Hank's Food and Restaurant Blog: Have we entered the "post-service era," as J.C. Reid eloquently put it yesterday? We've recently been ruminating on just that idea, sparked by the spotty service at Down House. Professor Hank has his own opinion on the matter, especially when it comes to the way that restaurants treat solo diners.
GQ: On that note, read the review that will hopefully instigate a massive tide change in the emphasis (or lack thereof) that restaurants, chefs and owners place on service. Alan Richman's takedown of critical darling M. Wells in Queens is brilliant, cutting and totally true.
Eatocracy: In its recent article on the many ways that Hurricane Katrina evacuees have forever changed the face of Houston, CNN spotlighted local Cajun restaurant Beaucoup Bar & Grill. I wasn't aware of the family story behind this favorite spot, and kind of love it a little more now.
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Slate: Remember our post on the worst restaurant websites in Houston? Apparently, Slate was paying attention: They called out Cavatore for having one of the worst restaurant websites in the country in a recent article asking: "Why are restaurant websites so horrifically bad?" (p.s. Here are our picks for the five best restaurant websites in town.)
New York Times: Lastly, this piece is required reading for anyone who views food as more than art on a plate, anyone for whom eating is a communal act of bonding and shared love. At the risk of spoiling it, I'll simply ask: What would you choose to eat for your final meal with a functioning stomach?
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LT - Leadership Technology
Fundamentally, leadership is about embracing chaos, change and unpredictability; while management is about establishing control (and controls), stability and predictability. These are different orientations about the same outcome - organizational success. It is possible for a single individual to organize themselves to both orientations in alternating moments. Which orientation the individual wears are functions of the situation and context, the requirements and desires of the organization and the role they are operating from at the time. It is also possible to specialize in one or the other orientation.
Leadership Technology™ provides an integrated management/leadership developmental training curriculum covering personal professional development, organizational behavior/design and professional communications. We strongly recommend presenting the programs in the following sequence:
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Friday 2 December•1.30pm - 4.00pm
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Network-based research approaches
Join our Research and Innovation Office and industry speakers for this international seminar focusing on research achievement in the area of computer networks.
The Spark
Join our Research and Innovation Office and industry speakers for this international seminar focusing on research achievement in the area of computer networks.
The seminar will update and enhance the knowledge in the area of computer networks.
Research: introduce the audience to the novel research of our international partners and support PhD research for our colleague, Jomo Batola.
Internationalisation: sustain collaboration between the computing group within Southampton Solent's School of Media Arts and Technology with the Institute of Information and Communication Technologies, Bulgarian Academy of Science.
Networking: establish personal contact and identify potential topics for a joint project for funding.
1 - 1.30pmRegistration
1.30 - 1.35pmOpen and welcome
1.35 - 2.10pmOptimal wireless sensor network designA wireless sensor networks (WSN) is formed by sensors which communicate wirelessly. Each sensor node monitors the area around itself and transmits collected data to a central gateway (high energy communication node), which provides a connection to the wired world where they can be collected, processed, analysed and presented. In this work, we address a WSN layout problem instance in which full coverage is treated as sensors and energy efficiency.Prof Dr Stefka Fidanova
2.10 - 2.40pmSemantic networks for natural language processingAn overview of different approaches to semantic networks for Natural Language Processing. The types of implementations and analysis of basic principles of related multilingual applications will be offered, supported by generated example results for related and non-related languages. Finally, the conclusion about universal grammar knowledge presentation will be presented.Dr Velisova Stoykova
2.40 - 3.10pmData/mining of social networks to establish information flowThe technological shifts in the past 40 years can be recognised as the primary conditions for the changes in the way people process information. The popularity of social media contributed to the emergence of new communication practices, information collection, and activism. In this work, we investigate the ecology of interactions in terms of a quantitative network analysis and categorisation of a user-generated metadata from social networks and the behaviour of users in two distinct settings: as part of media fandom and as part of political association.Dr Kristina Kapanova
3.10 - 3.40pmSignal processing application of a new polynomial derived wavelet-based multiresolution analysisIntroducing how a new polynomial has been created and used to design a new filter bank-based multiresolution analysis, from which a scaling and wavelet functions are derived. An application of such a wavelet for the detection and localisation of electric fault on a power line is provided.Jomo Batola
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A lot has changed in college basketball since that day and there are a lot of differences on the UConn team than the one who beat Florida.
From the marked improvement of Amida Brimah as a shot blocker, to the much-improved rebounding of the Huskies as a team to major turnover in rotations, the Huskies are a lot different than they were Dec. 2.
First off, take a look at the box score from the Dec. 2 game for UConn and a lot sticks out.
No. 1, Omar Calhoun started and played 15 minutes while Tyler Olander played 11 minutes and had five fouls. Those two, important players in 2012, have been vanquished to the end of the bench for much of this season. Calhoun struggled that game while Olander now is nothing more than a cameo. Ollie has essentially taken both out of the rotation for more versatile players.
That means more playing time for several players. On the wings, Niels Giffey -- and his 50 percent 3-point shooting --- is taking up a lot of that time while Lasan Kromah, a great on ball defender at the wing and decent scoring threat -- are now manning the third wing. Terrence Samuel, who was a DNP-CD, has come in and played well of late when there's been foul trouble, or if head coach Kevin Ollie wants to muck up the game with essentially three PGs in the game.
Giffey's now a 30 minute a night player, and while he hasn't shot the ball well for 3-point range in the NCAAs, is a player that has to be guarded.
The Huskies have also have become a much better defensive team, especially with Brimah manning the inside and Phil Nolan improved. UConn did a masterful job against Michigan State, holding the Spartans to a stunning six points in the paint. Against Villanova in the third round, the Huskies held the Wildcats to 14 points in the paint and only 7 of 20 from the 2-point area.
UConn was eaten up on the interior by Florida on Dec. 2, to the tune of 32 points in the paint with Patric Young doing a lot of the damage with 17 points. Florida shot 49 percent from the floor in the game -- the Huskies hold teams to under 40 this season -- and if it weren't for 11 3-pointers and 24 points off turnovers -- the Huskies wouldn't have been close. Florida also beat up UConn on the boards, holding a 34-26 advantage. Brimah and Nolan played 28 insignificant minutes in the first game for UConn, but have been terrific defensively down the stretch this season.
For Florida, a lot has been made about their injuries and suspension, but in substance, it is the same team that played UConn on Dec.2 The only notable player playing a major role is Kasey Hill, who did not play in the first game. The Top 7 of the Gators all season were in action on Dec. 2
The Gators did lose Wilbekin for the final 3:01, but at the game and looking at the play-by-play, it didn't seem like they missed him. Wilbekin went out with the Gators down two, they nearly rallied without him to win. The Gators scored on each of their last four possessions without Wilbekin in the final three minutes.
Here's the play by play. If we get this in the national semifinal, it will be a game for the ages:
55-57 Ryan Boatright made Free Throw.What's different this time around with Florida? They are better. Winning 30 games in a row and beating Kentucky three times requires cohesion that it didn't have early in December with suspensions and injuries. While Chris Walker's play has been disappointing (he was supposed to be the missing piece but is a bit player this year), the Gators have all the pieces with physical guards, a great defensive scheme and can shoot the 3-pointer. The physical play of Wilbekin and Michael Frazier II gave the Huskies fits in December and Ryan Boatright was only 2 of 8 while Napier struggled getting int the lane. The Huskies need another strong game out of DeAndre Daniels, who has proven to be an explosive scorer if he gets off the a first start.
3:05 Scottie Wilbekin missed Jumper. 55-573:05 Casey Prather Offensive Rebound. 55-57
2:47 Patric Young made Jumper. 57-572:29 Foul on Michael Frazier II. 57-57
2:29 57-58 Amida Brimah made Free Throw.2:29 57-58 Amida Brimah missed Free Throw.
2:29 Dorian Finney-Smith Defensive Rebound. 57-58
2:04 Will Yeguete missed Jumper. 57-58
2:04 Patric Young Offensive Rebound. 57-58
2:04 Patric Young made Two Point Tip Shot. 59-581:33 Foul on Patric Young. 59-58
1:33 59-58 Lasan Kromah missed Free Throw.
1:33 59-58 Connecticut Deadball Team Rebound.
1:33 59-59 Lasan Kromah made Free Throw.1:18 Patric Young made Jumper. 61-591:18 61-59 Foul on Tyler Olander.
1:18 Patric Young made Free Throw. 62-591:12 Connecticut Timeout
1:09 62-59 Shabazz Napier missed Three Point Jumper.
1:09 62-59 Lasan Kromah Offensive Rebound.
0:50 62-59 Lasan Kromah missed Three Point Jumper.
0:50 62-59 Shabazz Napier Offensive Rebound.
0:34 62-62 Shabazz Napier made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Ryan Boatright.0:34 Foul on Dorian Finney-Smith. 62-62
0:34 Connecticut Timeout
0:34 62-63 Shabazz Napier made Free Throw.0:19 Michael Frazier II made Layup. Assisted by Casey Prather. 64-630:18 Florida Timeout
0:01 64-63 Shabazz Napier missed Jumper.
0:01 64-63 Shabazz Napier Offensive Rebound.
0:01 64-65 Shabazz Napier made Jumper.0:00 End of Game
Florida is pretty much the same team that UConn beat back in December, a great defensive team, incredibly strong with a lot of answers everywhere and a great player in Wilbekin.
UConn won't have the home crowd in North Texas, and can't count on a bounce of the ball late in the game to fall into Napier's hands.
But, they do have Napier, and as we've seen this tournament, that's enough most of the time.
Florida knows what it's up against in the Huskies. They've already been a victim of Napier's.
Will it happen again?


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Worcester City & Worcestershire County Joint Museums Service cares for the public collections of the city of Worcester and the county of Worcestershire.
Museums Worcestershire Collections Management Policy
The city's collection is the older, dating back to 1833, with public collecting in the county beginning in the 1960s. The two collections are separate, but managed in parallel both on display and in store, with objects and information shared for exhibition and research. Worcester City's collection reflects its urban collecting area, with Worcestershire County's strengths being from a more rural situation. Both collections include items of local, regional and national significance.
Worcestershire County exhibits a nationally important collection of colourful Gypsy caravans, beautiful costume, social history, archaeology, travel & transport and examples from The Bromsgrove Guild.
Worcester County museum collections development policy
The bedrock of Worcester City's collection is the natural history collections. The fine art collection complements these by deepening our interpretation of the peculiarly English landscape, both traditionally and through contemporary eyes. Worcester's social history and archaeology collections demonstrate the human occupation, development and use of a typically English county town. It includes significant multi-layered excavation sites and objects from Worcester's main industries of glove, porcelain and vinegar-making.
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Researchers should contact firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange access to collections in store.
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