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Anglers can fish for free in New Mexico on Saturday, June 6, as the state celebrates National Boating and Fishing Week.
Anyone can fish for free in public fishing waters throughout the state Saturday, June 6, but everyone must observe bag limits and all other rules and regulations. For more information, please visit www.wildlife.state.nm.us.
Maps of public fishing waters, lists of where to find family-friendly fishing and tips on how to fish also can be found on the department website.
The EPLUS Landowner List for the Primary Management Zone (PMZ) will be updated on the EPLUS webpage: www.wildlife.state.nm.us/hunting/maps/elk-private-lands/, under the Quick File Links section, on June 10 @ 9:00 am.
Hunters may check the list to find landowners enrolled in EPLUS who have been issued private land elk authorizations for the April 1, 2020 – March 31, 2021 hunting season. Private land authorizations may be bartered, sold, or traded to hunters.
Application open June 17, deadline July 22.
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OK it's getting a little harder now. Far be it from me to complain about the weather – I can't, it's just too gorgeous, but it sort of scuppers some of my Violet styling plans, like wearing one under a woollen pinafore. It's just too hot for woollen pinafores man!
But it's not too hot for tights. I'm not getting my bare legs out in March – are you serious? There's about two weeks of tanning and exfoliating to be done before the blue lifts off.
It's a first outing for the Tuck 'n' Silk 'n' Lace Violet, teamed up with my Ginger Bodgers skirt, grey tights and some nice little shoes from Office. What are your thoughts on tights and open toed shoes? I think it very much depends on the shoe – if there's not too much toe, you're good to go.
Apologies for the slight seam alignment issue there – ideally the blouse opening should be lined up with the front seam of the skirt but I was in a rush!
This pic was taken in the morning (I'm now writing this in the evening) and I am happy to report that all the loops stayed fastened on the Violet and it didn't crease much at all during the day – except for where it's tucked into the skirt.
I reckon this is my favourite outfit so far for OWOP! What about you? Have you found a new killer look from this week's experimenting? I've seen some great outfits around the web so far, including Elisalex's swing top/pencil skirt combo and Mela's Ginger remix. There are a lot of quiet bloggers out there as well who I KNOW are doing OWOP so I'm looking forward to a bunch of great round-up posts come the weekend!

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In The City of Frederick, many native businesses make and manufacture their own products. From popcorn and occasional to canine treats, many companies are choosing Frederick as a spot to make their products and to do business. Some Six Sigma instruments are frequent sense methods. For instance, the Spaghetti Diagram is a flooring plan that reveals how things move backwards and forwards by means of manufacturing from one division to another. If the diagram seems to be like a pile of spaghetti, then a number of time and money are being wasted on transferring stuff around, delays, and confusion. We will deal with this by redesigning the factory and streamlining the process.
Beatles guitarist George Harrison bought a 425 throughout a brief visit to the USA in 1963. In February 1964, whereas in New York City, F.C. Corridor of Rickenbacker met with the band and their supervisor, and gave Harrison … Read More


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The Dubai College sports team added to their Day 1 success with an outstanding collective performance in the swimming pool. The girls squad justified their label as pre-gala favourites by winning first and second position in every event. Sophie o' Keefe produced four gold medal performances throughout the day, three of which were in individual events. The boys enjoyed a number of victories and managed to secure gold and silver in the freestyle and medley relays. Both squads enter the last day of competition in high spirits, knowing that the football competitions will be challenging from the outset. However, the team spirit and desire to succeed amongst all members of the squad should make for a very competitive day's football.


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Due to television and internet media, celebrity opinions are widely disseminated these days even when the stars are ill-equipped to speak on a subject. That is often evident with their investment advice. Look back to the summer of 2010, for example. Stocks were falling with uncertainties in Europe and the downgrade of U.S. debt to AA. Both Tony Robbins and Mark Cuban then made very public calls to get people out of stocks with the Dow around 10,000. Robbins forecast an economic collapse while Cuban ranted that the stock market was only for suckers. It's too bad that such luminaries are not later held accountable for their tirades by the media. It's especially unfortunate that some people may have actually acted on their recommendations.
Along with help from the foolish comments of public figures, people can also make bad investment decisions due to relatively weak knowledge of money matters. Here's an example from a recent issue of The Economist. Suppose you had $100 in a savings account paying interest of 2% a year. How much would your balance be after five years: more than $102, less than $102 or exactly $102? The survey found that only half of Americans over age 50 got the correct answer. If so many people are challenged in matters of finance, is it any wonder that they fall for the bluster of a media personality?
The prospects for the stock market are probably still pretty good. After all, the creator of Dilbert said recently that he thinks the market is manipulated and will drop 20% sometime this year.
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Brexit 6: 'Bring back control' to Brexit donors? Or to representatives of the people?
Today, the Times has published evidence that leading Conservative donors, who spent millions on the Brexit campaign, now believe that Britain may never leave the European Union at all.
This evidence supports Owen Jones' view of a division in society "between a rapacious elite that has plunged Britain into economic and social crisis on one hand, and a majority that suffers the consequences on the other".
One named donor was hedge fund manager Crispin Odey, founder of Odey Asset Management and a big financial backer of the campaign to leave the union, who has given more than £870,000 to money to pro-Leave groups, to Conservatives, Ukip and Jacob Rees-Mogg's North East Somerset constituency in the last general election.
Odey had been betting heavily on a sharp fall in the value of UK government debt in April, according to investor documents seen by the Financial Times.
He revealed yesterday however (in the Times), that he was now betting on the pound to strengthen after Brexit failed, in the expectation that leaving the bloc would hit the UK economy hard.
Jeremy Hosking (below right), a fund manager who donated £1.69 million to the Brexit campaign and has given £375,000 to the Conservatives since 2015, said he was worried that the country would end up with something that was "not a Brexit deal at all".
Terence Mordaunt, who donated £50,000 to the Brexit campaign and more than £30,000 to the Tories since 2003, said he feared that "we may never get out".
He said: "I don't think Theresa May's deal actually fulfils what was promised in the referendum. It will take a long time and it gives a huge amount of power to Europe in the future. We may never get out."
Billionaire Peter Hargreaves, who founded the financial services company Hargreaves Lansdown, gave £3.2 million to the Leave campaign, the second-biggest donation, said: "I have totally given up. I am totally in despair, I don't think Brexit will happen at all."
Government insists that Theresa May's Brexit deal will give the UK "flexibility".
Jeremy Corbyn asks: "But flexibility for whom?" He suggests:
- Flexibility for employers to exploit workers.
- Flexibility for big corporations to pollute our environment.
- Flexibility for multinational giants to undercut our neighbours and drive down standards everywhere.
In the Financial Times, lawyer David Allen Green points out some of government's actual or planned 'constitutional trespasses' over the past three or so years:
- Theresa May's government prolonged the current parliamentary session over two years, to avoid a Queen's Speech on which they could lose a vote.
- The government packed the standing committees (which scrutinise legislation) with Conservative majorities by procedural sleight of hand.
- A secretary of state repeatedly misled the House and its committees over the extent and existence of Brexit sector analyses reports.
- The government deliberately broke the Commons' "pairing" convention when an opposition MP was on maternity leave so that the government could win a vote.
- The government committed itself to billions of pounds of public expenditure in a blatant bribe to the Democratic Unionist party for support.
- The government repeatedly seeks to circumvent or abuse the Sewel convention in its dealings with the devolved administrations.
- The government seeks to legislate for staggeringly wider "Henry VIII powers" so that it can legislate and even repeal Acts without any recourse to parliament.
- The government sought to make the Article 50 notification without any parliamentary approval and forced the litigation to go all the way to the Supreme Court (where it lost).
- The government employed three QCs to oppose the litigation on whether Article 50 could be revoked unilaterally (which it also lost).
- This government became the first administration in parliamentary history to be held in contempt of parliament following its refusal to publish the full Brexit legal advice issued by the Attorney General.
He ends: "Mr Bercow did more in allowing that vote to "bring back control" than any single leave-supporting MP has done since the referendum. The press should be celebrating that an over-mighty executive was halted and that the people's representatives got to have their say".


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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
OS Bikes Blackbuck Pics
I arrived at work yesterday and took a bit of time to snap off some images of the OS Bikes Blackbuck. Pretty cool that a company decided to go the subtle, classy route instaed of doing the huge "billboard" company graphics
Of course, it'll be hard to escape notice with those arched seat stays!
<===The Blackbuck comes with a quick release seat collar.
The intersection of tubes here is cool. Captain Bob said it reminded him of a GT. I think it is reminiscent of what that triple triangle seat stay weld looked like.
I am swapping over parts from my Inbred to this frame. The 27.2mm seat post worked out as did the nicer quick release seat collar I had on it. Both are Salsa items, by the way.
<===Dainty looking drop outs.
The caliper mount is on the chainstay instead of the seat stay, a unique touch. This keeps the frame looking clean with nothing on the top of the seat stay to break up that graceful arching line. No extra bracing necessary.
Notice the two holes in the drive side drop out? Those are for mounting the pin mount derailluer hangar, which comes with the frame in case you are wanting gears.
<===Split shell EBB here.
The old split shell EBB. I have worked on old tandems that utilized this type of eccentric bottom bracket. No pinch bolts to distort the shell and no fancy wedges requiring special tools or force to bang loose. Simple and effective. We'll see if the creaks come or if there are any other problems after I ride it in dirt and mud.
Of course, I'll be greasing this baby up but good!
<====Big external butt on the lower end of the head tube. Beefy!
So, you may be asking yourself, "where's the fork?" Well, I did get the rigid Blackbuck fork for this too. The really cool thing about the frame is how Mark Slate, the designer of the Blackbuck, designed the bike to be ridden with both a non-suspension corrected fork, with suspension forks, or with rigid suspension corrected forks. The Blackbuck rigid fork is really interesting in that it has a 440mm axle to crown measurement and 51mm offset! Mark sent me pictures of his rig with the rigid fork on it all muddied up. He said it rides quite well in this configuration. The Blackbuck also is available as a complete bike and in this configuration it comes with a Reba. I happen to have a spare Reba, so I'll also test it with that fork.
I will be trying out two other forks on it that I have here. The RST M-29 80mm travel/44mm offset fork and my On One Superlight Carbon fork that is suspension corrected and has 47mm offset. In fact, the On One fork will go on this first so I can dial in my cock pit and get some stems to help fit the Blackbuck properly.
I'll have this together soon and I will post some pics then. Be forewarned though! The Inbred has quite the menagerie of annodized parts which will be seeing duty on the Blackbuck. I can't say it'll be a classy, subtle build! That's what I have though, so that's what I'll use.
In related news, the Badger drop bar bike is nearing total completion, so I'll be posting pics of that very soon. Stay Tuned!
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How to Build the Chest Muscles in a Horse
A performance horse must have well-developed chest muscles because they are vital to his ability to carry weight and perform consistently. Under-developed chest muscles may interfere with the horse's gait, especially while trotting.
While it is possible to build chest muscles in a sport horse with anabolic steroids, a safer and a more long-lasting solution is to build them naturally, through an exercise routine that incorporates appropriate dietary supplements.
Lunge the horse consistently, for 20 minutes a day, with a day or two of rest each week. Include five minutes of walk/trot/canter on the first side and then five minutes of transitions. Switch sides and do the same thing. Work on transitions between trot and walk, trot and canter, working trot and lengthened trot, working canter and lengthened canter, and canter and walk.
Ride on very soft soil or a ploughed field. Just as it is harder for you to run on the beach, it is more difficult for your horse to move on soft soil. A gentler surface builds muscle and eases strain on the joints.
Try water therapy or riding through lakes or rivers, if available. Many training facilities offer specially-formulated horse treadmills to allow your horse to work out while preventing injury. If you don't have a facility near you, you can incorporate trail riding through water into your horse's routine.
Add a performance supplement to your horse's diet. You can buy combination performance supplements or add things like Vitamins C and E, pine bark, leucine, or HMB (calcium b-hydroxy b-methyl butyrate monohydrate) to your horse's diet. If your horse has specific dietary needs, it is best to talk to your vet about what supplements you are considering.
Be consistent with exercise. It is better to work out 20 minutes each day than 1 hour per week. Make sure your horse is getting adequate rest, food, and plenty of protein in his diet. Without sufficient protein, he can't build muscle.
- The exercises listed in the lunge don't need to be accomplished all in one workout, as it is fairly strenuous. The transitions themselves are what build muscles in your horse, so including them is the most important thing.


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The Superman Complex – Youth and HIV: Are We Really as Invincible as We Think?
I think back to my younger years and how as a young adult I often felt I could conquer the world. This mindset was never truer than when I became sexually active. I always knew that I was supposed to wear protection or face these horrible consequences that I was often taught in school. However, the messages I received in those years were a very blanketed and vague collection of ideals meant to be used as fear tactics not truly a strong educational reference. It was these tools, or lack thereof, that helped form the mindset of invincibility. I felt I could not relate to what was being presented to me and in my mind so long as I wore protection I was safe.
I feel this is ultimately where the disconnection often occurs when communicating messages surrounding sexual health to our young people. There are so many influences that counter the progression in sexual education with false propaganda or fear-based ideology. To name a few, sex is often viewed as a rite of passage into adulthood. Because of the hyped sensation of being sexual active through televised or digital media outlets, or simple peer pressures; these all can hinder any progress achieved in educating our youth. There are other factors that play a vital role in this education that comes from within the family unit. Sex is often not talked about or discussed in the home. Add to that, the impending fears that are used to deter from such conversations within the home either from lack of communication, or even religious stance.
It is these same challenges that hinder our work to effectively communicate good, healthy practices, but none the less, it is also opportunity to get in front of the issues. Youth 13-24 make up nearly 22% of new HIV diagnosis. Young adults become sexually active at earlier ages, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact timing that these discussions should take place. But how do we get the word out there? Especially when there are influences that hinder this communication.
A possible and effective tool for this demographic is Social Media. There are countless sites in which we can try to reach our youth. Not merely through advertisements, but direct posts of valuable, little "nuggets" of information, that can be referenced. I find that posting lengthy or overly stats driven posts will lose the interest and the information is not effectively communicated. It is important to be brief, impactful, and intentional; remembering to keep the message simple and easy to understand. Although it may be read quickly and then scrolled passed, it may very well implant something in the mind to think about the next time they choose to engage in sexual activity. Furthermore, because many parents utilize these same sites, it may help open the door to effective communication in the home. By educating the parent of the youth, it will give them talking points to help drive these conversations in the home in ways that are not chastising or misunderstood.
What do we communicate? Not just stats and numbers, but real facts that communicate that HIV is real and next time it could be you because you are not invincible. Not to communicate fear, but promote making sound and healthy sexual choices. Not endorsing the act of sex, but empowering those if they so choose to engage in sexual activity, to be properly educated and more importantly to create a dialogue in which talk about sex isn't taboo…but a culture in our living.
In a perfect world, it would be nice if we could go into the schools and talk freely about sexual health, and even though some sexual health curriculum has made progress, there is still much room for improvement. By not changing our approach, we are inadvertently reinforcing the message of invincibility in our young people. In the meantime, we have to use the tools most accessible to us and remember to change our approach as the world continues to evolve around us.
Tommy Young-Dennis is a Prevention & Outreach Specialist at the Nebraska AIDS Project in Omaha.


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You are not the mistakes you have made.
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
You Are Not Your Mistakes
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So... what is a mistake?ReplyDelete
What is "right" and what is "wrong"?
All a matter of perception and expectations about outcomes really......Totally subjective.
I am "Black Belt 4th dan" in things not turning out as I expected/wanted.
Mistakes? Perhaps. But I learned more from them than from anything that went "right".
Food for thought.....
- Nata LitvinAugust 20, 2012 11:35 PM
Mistakes are what make people they are today.ReplyDelete
Mistakes don't make a person "bad" but there can be "bad" mistakes.
Nobody is immune from making a mistake, but everybody can make the mistake of judging others because of them.
Pity, I know, especially when the mistake was done in the past and the mistake is still held in the present view.
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Nothing demotivates a designer quite like hearing a client doesn't like the design that consumed so much time and effort. It can be difficult to get your exact idea across. And to ensure that the client truly understands what you are trying to explain. Here are a few tips to help you portray your design idea. Design in such a way that the client gets it, and loves it.
Be excited
Excitement is contagious. If you present a design concept in an enthusiastic manner, the client will feel affected by that and become excited too. Instead of sitting across the table, stand up and give a presentation or show the client examples of your work. Your energy will be felt and reciprocated.
Understand your clients' needs
Whether you are creating a design concept for an office or the client's home it is important to understand the client's needs and wishes. When pitching your design show them where you have taken their specific needs into account. They will be pleased to know that you have created the design for them. Specifically instead of using a standard design. Try to include both their practical needs and some additional luxuries to really wow them.
Have confidence in your materials
Having a great design is important, but you can back this up by reassuring the client that you will be using high quality, lasting materials. Personally, I love to work with PG Bison's MelaWood SupaGloss in kitchens and bathrooms and I take care in letting the client know why I choose this product above others.
Structure your pitch perfectly
If you start by telling clients about the features of the material you will be using, they will very likely lose interest. You need to sell your idea in such a way that you grab your clients' attention (and hopefully make them fall in love with the idea) and then back your idea up with facts and figures.
- Start by sharing your research and knowledge gained from similar projects.
- Then tell them how this previous experience has helped you make your decision.
- Share your design concept with the help of visual aids.
- Let them know how this concept will be executed in this specific project.
- Let the client know how this design project will benefit him or her.
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Practical Reincarnation – The Real World Importance of Knowing your Past Lives
When I was a child, I use to ponder why we are here and where we come from. All these years later, I still don't have a complete answer but I do have some clues.
When I was seven, I got extremely ill with pneumonia. I was in the hospital for 4 or 5 days. When I went in, I felt so bad, I didn't even notice the major painful IM penicillin injections for the first couple of days. As I got better, I began to notice and rebelled against them. My rear end looked like seam on a piece of cloth from a sewing machine.
It was an awful experience and one that took me a long time to recover physically. My lungs were not normal for months afterwards and I wondered if they ever would be but finally, they felt normal again.
However, this experience caused a very odd thing to happen to me. My mother was really wrapped up in religion at the time and was always dragging the family to church every time the doors were open; twice on Sundays and an evening killer on Wednesdays. She was always harping on saying prayers before bed so, I would repeat the Lords Prayer before bed:
Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul shall keep, if I should die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take.
A simple prayer that at seven, I was using every night at bedtime. However, after the experience in the hospital, something happened to me when I repeated the prayer. When I came to the part, if I should die before I wake, a brilliant, vivid scene came into my mind. It was if I was looking at an old style hospital room, much like the old hospital I had been in with pneumonia recently. All I could see of the scene was looking towards a hospital bed. The upper half of the bed was hidden by a white pleated cloth screen on a white metal frame. I could see the other half and it looked like a person was in the bed. I could see the sheet covering feet and legs, the legs of an adult.
This image came to my mind for years every time I would say the Lord's Prayer. It was like a snapshot in my mind. I really didn't know what it meant at the time.
I would intentionally trigger the image because as a child, I thought it was neat. At that time, I had been on television on a local children's program and all those brilliant lights reminded me of how this image was illuminated. I didn't discover until 17 years later, when I was exploring reincarnation for myself that this was a scene of my death in a previous life. It was actually good that I didn't know what that scene was because it showed me years later, how previous lives affect the present one.
Here is what I discovered 17 years later and how it affected me before I knew what it was. In the life that the scene was from, I was a German. The lifetime was from 1903 to 1941. In this life, I was an academic teaching English literature at the University level. As a young academic in a rigid system, I only got the University position when the Nazis came to power and got rid of all the established academics.
I did not like the Nazis and joined the underground movement against them. Yes, there were many Germans risking their lives to defeat the Nazis. During the war, this group of brave Germans, did what they could, including helping allied POWs escape and sending vital information back to the allies. The Nazi gestopo was all the time working to catch the underground members and there were many close calls. They had suspicions but no evidence. However, in early 1941, I became ill with diphtheria. The Nazi controlled doctors were not allowed to treat and I suffocated from my windpipe being blocked by the illness. So, how did this life affect me in the present one?
A fear of suffocating. When I got pneumonia, my lungs filled with fluid making it hard for me to breathe. This is what triggered the image in my mind. The ancient hospital I was in, built in 1916, looked like the hospital of the past life further reinforcing the recall. Although for many years, I didn't know it was a memory.
I became fascinated with WW 2 movies involving the allies fighting the Nazis. I watched them every chance I got. I enjoyed seeing the Nazis defeated.
When I went to high school, while others were picking French and Spanish, I went with German. Only a few weeks into the first year course, I had a vivid dream. In this dream, I was in an old style European Railway Station. It was if I was watching a movie where a young man, probably in early 20s was talking with an older woman with two boys. The young man, who knew this woman, was trying to borrow some money for train fare back to Frankfurt. Apparently the train station was in Munich. The woman was scolding the young man about spending all his money at the Oktoberfest. I felt I was watching but also WAS the young man. The entire conversation was in fluent German. At some point, my mind said, I don't now how to speak German and the dream faded.
So, past lives do influence the present. By knowing your past lives, you can understand and be in better charge of your current life.
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Councilwoman Rita Faulkner is a native of Swainsboro and graduate of Swainsboro High School. In 1980, Mrs. Faulkner graduated from Savannah State College with a degree in Criminal Justice. She proudly served in the United States Army from 1981-1991 and was stationed in Hawaii, Germany, and Maryland. After her service, she returned home to Swainsboro to work within her community in a number of leadership positions.
In 1996, Mrs. Faulkner began her first campaign for Swainsboro City Council after she became concerned about the direction of the City. She describes her interest as stemming from a feeling that she needed to "give back to her community." She was elected in 1996 with her main priority being "bringing more jobs and opportunity to Swainsboro."
Councilwoman Faulkner is a member and former President of the Swainsboro Optimist Club. Ms. Faulkner also serves on the Board of Directors of Community Action for Youth and is a member of the Mt. Moriah Church. She is married to Terry Faulkner and has one daughter.
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A collection of elegant and classic dresses for personal inspiration.
The Elegant Dresses CollectionPosted on March 6, 2016
I simply love elegant dresses. I could wear them all day.
These beautiful classic dresses are like a faithful old friend when I don't have the time or opportunity to shop.
And best of all, they are timeless. They will never go out of style.
So I've indulged myself and put together a visual collection of a few things I own in my wardrobe as well as what I'll like to have. Enjoy!
My Favorite Elegant Classic Dresses
Classic Navy Dress
Easy to wear in the afternoons and evening. Match with your classic cream coat.
Untitled by anebe (away on holiday) featuring Fendi
Ruffles are lovely and adorable.
This ensemble is absolutely perfect for the evening. I personally wear a lot of ruffles but in a less-girlish way.
I LooK Fabulous by AsMa OsaMa featuring FOSSIL watches
The sophisticated but simple outline
I am drawn towards outlines. I think it accentuates the shape of my body and gives me the illusion of height. I also love the contrast of two colors.
Simple? Maybe. Chanel? Hell Yes. by evie&i featuring Chanel earrings
Little sleeveless dresses can be worn day and night.
Add variety to your wardrobe of this type of elegant dresses by obtaining variations of the details of the dress. Sort by material, collars, length of dress, colours, prints or colour blocks.
public affairs. by kirakay featuring Moschino
Smart looking collar dresses
Beach love by Monypussy featuring Esprit bags
A Flowy hanging dress that unites with a belt
I think accentuating the waist is very beautiful.
They're mine now! -IAU by iiina featuring Lanvin accessories
Two-tone Color Contrasts
Classically elegant with a twist.
Chanel life by Alexianoor featuring Chanel earrings
Another example of a two-tone beauty
NEW CONTEST – Coco Before Chanel by Douglaz featuring Chanel shoes
Greys and floppy sleeves
Soft Grey is a beautiful elegant colour. Floppy sleeves also bring attention to your wrists and have a slimming effect on your arms.
11th of Dec. by SaphiraLost featuring Chanel jewelry
Polka dots
Soft Vintage by Moon Sparkle featuring Carvela shoes
The White and Creme Outfit
Suitable for everyday and you can wear it over and over. You can use it as a base to do different looks. It is the most versatile outfit of them all.
Untitled by -=original=- featuring All Saints accessories
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Digital distribution of text, books, videos and games drives the marginal cost toward zero. Conventional economics says that this should also drive the price toward zero. Thus, we have Digital Abundance. The trouble is, creators of this content still need things that are scarce like housing, food and clothing. Publishing exists at the border of these two worlds – digital abundance and conventional scarcity. There are a number of ways to deal with this ranging from the artificial scarcity of DRM to service-based offerings. Best practices are still evolving.
School is a game. Using Bernard Suits' definition, it has a goal, rules, feedback and voluntary participation. But the existing "Game of School" was designed around scarcity of teacher time and material resources. Digital abundance will change education just as it has changed publishing. Learning can be mass customized in ways similar to online publishing. This opportunity arises just as society is turning toward education as our solution to poverty.
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Thursday, 29 August 2013
Your Guide To Choosing The Perfect Grout....
6 comments :
- cardinalkay said...
Ooh la la @ all the marble!
So much more texture than the plain, Jane white!
I want hexagons for our new bathroom, even though my spousal equiv. declared them "very difficult" to install.
KAY @ redbirdv.wordpress.com
- 29 August 2013 at 21:48
Beautiful floor and great tips on the grout, thanks for sharing!
- 30 August 2013 at 08:35
- Sarah @ Modern Country Style said...
Thank you! I agonised for days over which colour grout to choose so I'm thrilled with how it's all turned out.
- 30 August 2013 at 17:19
- Egreen said...
Do you know what shade the grout in the last picture is the one you mention is your favourite. It had the end of the roll top bath in and a pale grey grout?
- 1 September 2013 at 10:02
- Egreen said...
Sorry not the last picture on the thread the picture you say is the last choice before the picture of all the different shades?
- 1 September 2013 at 10:06
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U.S. Ski Team athlete Andrew Weibrecht is now the proud driver of an all-new 2015 Audi A3, due in part to his against-the-odds silver medal win on the international stage in the men's super G event last month.
It was a long way back to the top for Weibrecht. After bringing home a bronze medal in 2010, he injured his right shoulder and left ankle during an Audi FIS Alpine World Cup race and spent about two months in a cast. This was followed by even more misfortune – four serious injuries over the course of just three years.
Weibrecht wasn't sure if he would ever get back to the highest level of international competition. Still, he re-dedicated himself to returning to the top, moving to the Team's Center of Excellence to further his training. His refusal to compromise drove him to qualify – just barely – for the 2014 team.
What came next was even more surprising. Weibrecht shocked everyone, starting well after the leaders and mounting an aggressive super G run, nabbing the silver medal only three-tenths of a second behind the winner. After the race, Weibrecht told his father that he'd like to use his winnings to purchase a new car. Audi is proud to deliver on that dream by awarding Weibrecht an all-new 2015 A3 sedan – a vehicle that truly encapsulates his competitive and uncompromised spirit. Weibrecht will be loaned the A3 for one year as part of Audi's sponsorship of the U.S. Ski Team.
"When we first heard Andrew's story, we were so impressed by his unwillingness to be intimidated or compromise in the face of a challenge that we felt the need to act quickly and reward him for his accomplishments," said Loren Angelo, Director of Marketing, Audi of America. "We are proud to award Andrew an all-new A3 – a car that never compromises on the high level of luxury and technical features Audi is known for – and continue to build our company's relationship with the U.S. Ski Team."
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I'm back from my summer travels for the time being so I can catch up on all those Marion news I missed during my absence. To start, I have the actual scans of the article I posted last time. The French publication 'Le Figaro Magazine' visited the Marrocan set of 'Le dernier vol' and they published some new stills! So exciting!!
004 Le Figaro Magazine (France) – July 4
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Aug 22, 2005, 13:07
"We submit that this passage with its smooth surfaces, squared shape, and accurate angle could not have been tunnelled with primitive tools and methods."
erm.. yes they could. Make a unit of measure, any length, it doesnt matter, use a rope or a rod. Use said unit to make the basic blocks the size of said measures and fractions/multiples of measure. The maths of pyrimads isnt very challenging you know (try doing some math). A little trickier than circles but not much. Its a given that it took a shitload of time to build and a shitload of people were involved.
"The evolution of the domesticated dog from a wild pack animal appears to be a miracle! It should not have happened. This is another unexplained enigma."
Now, evolution isnt in itself a miracle. And it is NOT survival of the fittest exactly, but more accurately just plain old survival. As in, if an example of a species manages to breed then it passes on the mutation. The mutation is a non fatal mutation, so it gets passed on, cos it managed to breed. There doesnt seem to be some great debate about the domestic dog within science.
"1. Where are the cities that demonstrate the path of urban development, social and technical organisation, leading to Mohenjo Daro?
2. How do you explain the sudden emergence of a complex society when 99.99% of the rest of humanity were living primitively?"
This is really what bugs me about wah!wah! science. For fucks sake, is it so hard to accept that maybe, just maybe a few ancient blokes sat down and thought about how best to build something before cracking on. They would have had previous experience of living in a large group, and how rapidly things go wrong, especially sewerage and irrigation. So.. they were ahead of their time.. and ? Why the surprise that someone got smart.
"Yet, we find the Sumerians in classrooms learning the principles of the sexigesimal math system. Yes, the very same 60-base system we use today to keep track of hours, minutes and seconds. This advanced system was the first to reveal that a circle has 360 degrees and can be subdivided using 60, 30, 15, 12, etc., all fractions of the root number."
*sigh* see answer to previous 'mystery'. Also, this OMG! it's 360 degrees! shows the complete idiocy of the person/people responsible for this webpage. Get a grasp of semiotics kiddies. I could say that actually a circle is two hundred nibblets or any other abitrary number of abitrary units and develop a completely seperate, and equally valid system of geometry. Give me strength, its maths, it's the bleeding obvious discovery of ratios, its not fucking magic.
"without wheeled vehicles" *gasp*. Give me a break, we can't say with 100% confidence that they didnt have them. Etc, etc. Why the fuck do we have such a dim view of our forebears, their brain was the same size you know (pretty much). Just to finish I'd like to point the incredible stupidity of using modern systems of measures and modern standards of understanding on ancient cultures we know next to sod all about.
We couldnt communicate ideas as well as we can now. the fact that most of humanity was counting on it's fingers and plucking fluff out of its navels while the odd individual civilisation was developing euclidean geometry and plumbing kinda proves we were crap at communicating vast distances, yeah ? It doesnt prove the spacemen came and helped a few of us out now does it ?
You want to do science, then try to learn what scientific methods are. Set sensible axioms, then go about proving them, if something doesnt fit your axiom then throw it away, cos it must be wrong. Just never, ever, get into the childish unscientific bollocks of defending yourself with a double negative like 'Ok, prove the spacemen didnt help us then'
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Aug 22, 2005, 13:47
Pay attention to use of the words 'therefore' and 'only possible'. Also the simple calculation for the lateral surface area. Most of this knowledge isnt even required if you adopt a systematic approach from the base size you desire and just keep on piling on slightly smaller bases, like the steppe pyramid does, or the ziggurats of the incas. Receeding tiers to learn the math, then start making sloped stones once you've got it all down.
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Aug 22, 2005, 13:58
I take it you're not working today Leonard? =;o)
....totally agree though, I think some people really do underestimate our forbears.
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:06
I am working. I'm making a video art sigil that will reveal Sophia the mother of god to all who witness it. thru sound and complex corresponding symbolism it will teleport all its viewers into the light. ;D
well, some bugger has to kill this 'we are children of the spacemen' bollocks of a meme off, and I have been chosen to take you all into the light. MUHAHAHA!!!
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:13
"and I have been chosen to take you all into the light. MUHAHAHA!!!"
Oh bloody hell... of all the people to be the chosen one.. it had to be you didn't it!! Ok..... when do I have to start packing and what factor sunblock will I need to protect my skin when I'm taken into the light? Will it hurt and can I bring the cat? Can I have some idea of outfit/kaftan colour so I can co-ordinate shoes and bags..
Do I have to call you 'Oh Great one'? Does the Mrs know you're the chosen one?
Blimey there are so many questions that need to be asked and answered with this 'Following the Chosen One' malarky...
Vybik Jon
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:22
Leonard = Ra led on.
Take factor 180.
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:25
' The Grand Geezer of Gnosis and Stuck Theological doors' will do as a title. Cats can come of course, have two meself and as they can't open their own cans of food yet (no matter how many times I try to teach them) they'll have to come with really . Teh missus knows but has gone to the dark side already ;). Clothing optional, and nah.. it won't hurt. It may however be an abject failure, so bring some games and drugs to avoid any boredom while I twat about chanting incoherently. :D
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:34
"It may however be an abject failure, so bring some games and drugs to avoid any boredom while I twat about chanting incoherently."
Okey dokey... have got Twister, Buckeroo and will get Kerplunk back from the Ex... sorted!! ;o) Will also knock up some sarnies and snacks!
This worshiping you is sounding far more interesting than going to work!!
Vybik Jon
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:39
I thought you were worshipping cricket these days?
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Aug 22, 2005, 14:41
I'm multi faith!! ;o)
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Survey of likely voters
On the Dem side: 50% say Clinton is qualified, 48% for Bernie Sanders
Most Republicans think Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich have what it takes to be president, but GOP voters are evenly divided over whether the same is true of Donald Trump. Among all voters, however, only Kasich fills the bill.
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 54% of Likely U.S. Voters believe Kasich is qualified to be president of the United States. But just 40% feel that way about Cruz, and only 27% think Trump, the GOP presidential front-runner, is ready for the job.
By comparison, 50% think Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is qualified to be president, and 48% say her rival Bernie Sanders is, too.
Sixty-six percent (66%) say the billionaire businessman is not qualified for the White House, while 43% say the same of Cruz. Thirty percent (30%) say Kasich is not qualified enough. Most voters definitely have opinions about Trump, but 18% and 16% respectively are undecided about Cruz's and Kasich's qualifications.


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Partly because it was expected of me, partly because I felt like I ought to (there are plenty of slots on the UCAS form, after all) just to see how I did, and because I thought I would be happy here.
I had family in Cambridge and having visited them there I decided I didn't like the place. It's also practically impossible to get to. And I like Oxford as a place, which helps.
My history teacher chose it for me.
Not specifically for Oxbridge, but they ran extra tuition for people applying to medical school so I benefitted from that.
Read a decent daily newspaper and the student BMJ.
There was a short written exam, which was unlike anything I had seen before so quite daunting, but do-able nonetheless.
I had two, both fairly informal, with two or three tutors in each.
Logic problems, ethical questions, analysis of some photos from a pathology book, "what one thing would you do to improve the NHS?" etc etc
Chinos and a shirt, because it was smart but comfortable. I thought a suit would look a bit anally retentive.
Tiny, skanky accommodation, naff food (despite claiming to be the best in Oxford… I dread to think what kind of slop other colleges must inflict on their inmates). I didn't speak to anyone from the college at my interview so I couldn't comment on them, though they were rumoured to be "nice".
I had a horrendous little room over a pub that got deliveries every morning at 4am, which was nice. The heater was also stuck on full, the scout woke me up indecently early every morning and there was no hot running water. My room in the first year was much nicer though, and I discovered that the place I was in for interviews is the absolute worst accommodation the College owns.
Edible but not great
The scouts serve it to you; they're evil.
One looked like Professor Quirrel from the first Harry Potter film and I though he was quite odd; this impression was confirmed by tutorials in the first year. The other seemed nice, though I haven't spoken to him since. The other interviewers didn't leave much of an impression and I haven't really seen them since.
I was too anti-social to speak to any of them. Some of them are tolerable now I am actually at the College. Others are fuckwits. What more can you expect?
Final stage
My mother practically wet herself with excitement and I went about with a smug grin for a day or two.
Looking back
Of course; Oxford's a great city and a fairly cracking university too.
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Caterpillar beat most profit and revenue expectations in the third quarter, but company shares were punished Tuesday when Wall Street sensed some pessimism in the company's outlook, which remains unchanged.
A gene associated with the learning disorder dyslexia may make some athletes less susceptible to concussions, according to a new study by Northwestern Medicine and Penn State University.
Chicago-based environmental group Openlands has received a $1 million grant to address climate change by planting new trees and recruiting residents to protect them.
A new book offers a peek at how other people spend their money, and shows how that can you help you control your own finances.
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A pair of new photography exhibitions offer a side of celebrity but focus on one man's view of the struggle for civil rights.
President Donald Trump is visiting southern Illinois this weekend. What our colleges at the "PBS NewsHour" say we can expect from that visit.
Why the majority of Chicago police officers recommended by the police superintendent to be fired this year have instead kept their jobs.
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Kemp's Jig
There are two English Renaissance tune which bear the name, Kemp's Jig. One is in common time and in a major key. This tune appears to be associated with a William Kemp who was one of the clowns in Shakespears acting company. He seems to have pulled a "publicity stunt" by dancing from one town to another.
The other tune is found in "Playford's Dancing Master". This tune is in a 6/8 meter and a minor key.
It would be great to believe that I am related to William Kemp but I doubt it.
I enjoyed this project however and hope the you enjoy playing 'Kemp's Jig(s)'


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First quarter
Summary - The Huskers took 8 minutes, 9 seconds off the clock on their first possession. Nebraska converted three third downs and went 75 yards before the Hawkeyes stopped them on third-and-3 from the 8. Brett Maher kicked a 26-yard field goal into the blustery wind. The Hawkeyes answered with a long drive that ended in a James Vandenberg rushing touchdown. Mark Weisman ran for 34 yards on eight carries before Vandenberg got the call near the goal line. He ran a quarterback sneak on third-and-1. He carried it two more times, ending in the end zone to give Iowa the lead in the final seconds of the first quarter.
Key play - Weisman ran for six yards on third-and-3 to keep the Iowa scoring drive alive. Five plays later, Vandenberg found the end zone.
Score - Iowa 7, Nebraska 3.
Second quarter
Summary - Nebraska was forced to punt on its first possession, pinning Iowa at its own 4-yard line. The Hawkeyes went three-and-out, punting into the wind. Ameer Abdullah fumbled the kick, and Micah Hyde recovered at the Iowa 41. The Hawkeyes could not capitalize. Two Weisman runs resulted in a first down, but then Iowa could not gain two yards in three plays. The Huskers took over on downs at their own 40. Nebraska went three-and-out, Tanner Miller nearly intercepting a pass before Christian Kirksey sacked Martinez for a loss of nine. The Hawkeyes again cannot put points on the board. They drove down to the 19, but an illegal substitution penalty coming out of a timeout gave the Hawkeyes third-and-14. Mike Meyer attempted a 42-yard field goal but he could not convert kicking into the gusting wind.
Key play - Nebraska stopped Iowa on fourth-and-1 after the Hawkeyes recovered the fumbled punt. The Huskers converted on fourth-and-1 but the next play, Martinez fumbled and Louis Trinca-Pasat recovered for Iowa.
Halftime score - Iowa 7, Nebraska 3.
Third quarter
Summary - The Hawkeyes went three-and-out to open the half. The Huskers - with Rex Burkhead playing for the first time since Oct. 20 when he sprained his MCL - went 30 yards in 10 plays. Burkhead was dropped for a loss of three on second-and-10, then Martinez threw incomplete to bring up fourth-and-13. Maher converted a 52-yard field goal to cut the lead to one-point. Daimion Stafford intercepted a Vandenberg pass, returning it six yards to the Iowa 49. But the Huskers went three-and-out, punting back to the Hawkeyes. The Huskers needed just four plays to move 43 yards and find the end zone for the first time. After 19 and 18-yard gains, Burkhead ran in from three yards out and Nebraska regained.
Key play - Martinez completed a 19-yard pass before Braylon Heard ran for 18 yards to set up the Huskers touchdown.
Score - Nebraska 13, Iowa 7.
Fourth quarter
Summary - Neither team was able to move the ball in the final quarter. On the Hawkeyes' final possession of the game, Alonzo Whaley intercepted Vandenberg to effectively end the game.
Key play - Vandenberg was sacked on the first play of the quarter, setting the tone for the remainder of Iowa's offensive possessions.
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Tue Greenfort | NORSK NATUR. Toril Johannessen and Tue Greenfort
Nasjonalmuseet, The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway | 17.9.2016–15.1.2017
NORSK NATUR. Toril Johannessen and Tue Greenfort
17 September 2016–15 January 2017
The Museum of Contemporary Art
What does nature mean to you? Is it a place for recreation, or meditation? Is it somewhere you can relax, get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life? Or is it something you measure your strength against, that lets you confront your fears?
A hike to Arne Næss' cabin
For this exhibition, Toril Johannessen and Tue Greenfort started out by hiking to the mountain cabin of the philosopher Arne Næss on Hallingskarvet. One of their topics of conversation was Næss' ecosophy – which views all life as valuable and the world as a single holistic entity. In NORSK NATUR, the artists extend this perspective, treating the exhibition as an ecosystem in which the artworks are organisms.
Voyage of discovery
Stepping into the exhibition we enter a world where everything is interconnected. The site-specific, relational work Åpne/lukke (Open/Close) encompasses the other works like an ecosystem.
Here the artists invite us to open the doors of the former bank building and to embark on a voyage of discovery from one room to the next. The works we encounter converse with each other about themes such as energy and balance in ecosystems.
A collaborative project
The exhibition is a collaboration between two artists who first met in 2012 at dOCUMENTA (13), where both were invited to exhibit. Arranged in Kassel, Germany, every fifth year, documenta is one of the world's most prestigious contemporary art events.
Norwegian nature in the museum
The works in the exhibition are multi-faceted and bring together an array of narratives. Similar themes recur in different works. Contemporary art relates to contemporary times, to our current politics and problems. When we approach it with openness and curiosity it helps us to see the world in new ways. What will Norwegian nature mean to you when you come looking for it in the museum?
About Toril Johannessen
(b. 1978 in Norway)Lives and works in Bergen. Often uses scientific methods. Her work covers a broad range of themes – from impossible energy systems to alternative methods of measuring time, optical illusions, spatial disorientation and linguistic misunderstandings. Combining research data with the history of science and her own investigations, she explores the influence and conceptual horizons of modern science with humour and insight.
About Tue Greenfort
(b. 1973 in Denmark)Lives and works in Berlin. Interests include the intersection between public and private spheres, nature and culture. His art deals with the history of ecology, the environment and social relations, and the human subject. From this perspective, he explores economic and scientific production, and how people choose to define themselves in relation to the outside world.
Activities at the exhibition
Be sure to visit the exhibition's two activity rooms: the jellyfish workshop and the library. In the jellyfish workshop you can create your own jellyfish lamp. You can take pictures of your creation and post them on Instagram under the hashtag #manetlampe, then hang the lamp in the library. In the library, you can also take a break from the digital world and delve into the literature on eco-philosophy and ecology. Here you can read about urban subcultures that engage with nature – how to cultivate your own garden and grow your own vegetables – and escape into literature with a science-fictional twist.


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The Los Angeles Chargers were on the ropes on the road on Sunday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers. They were down 23-7 at halftime. Los Angeles stormed back in the second half and a game-winning field goal as time expired lifted them to a 33-30 victory.
The Chargers are now 9-3 in the AFC this season. They are in the five spot in the AFC because the Kansas City Chiefs lead the AFC West with a 10-2 record. Kansas City has already beaten them once this season. They will play each other again next Thursday night in Kansas City.
Philip Rivers is having an amazing season. He is 36 years old and Rivers has never appeared in a Super Bowl.
They have a solid backfield in Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler. Gordon is currently injured right now. Justin Jackson is not a bad third running back at all. He also is quick and elusive.
Keenan Allen is a very good number one receiver for them. Antonio Gates continues to be a reliable target for Rivers. Gates only came back this season because of a Torn ACL to Hunter Henry at tight end. The offensive line is very good.
They have a very good front seven, including Melvin Ingram and Joey Bosa at defensive end. Derwin James has been spectacular at safety during his rookie season and he is a big part of that defense. James is one of the favorites to win Defensive Rookie of the Year.
The Los Angeles Chargers have four games remaining in the regular season and it is against the Cincinnati Bengals (5-7) at home, the Kansas City Chiefs (10-2) on the road, the Baltimore Ravens (7-5) at home, and the Denver Broncos (6-6) on the road.
The Chargers will finish either 11-5 or 12-4 and be the first wild card spot. They would most likely face a team like the Pittsburgh Steelers (7-4-1) in the first-round. Los Angeles would also have to get past teams like the Houston Texans (9-3) and the New England Patriots (9-3).
Sooner or later, the Los Angeles Chargers will have to beat the Kansas City Chiefs, unless somebody does it for them. I think the Kansas City Chiefs are the best team in the AFC at the moment. I think the Chargers are the second best team in the AFC right now.
They have much better personnel than the New England Patriots and the Houston Texans do. The Patriots don't have the juice like they have had in years past although they have won nine games this season. The Texans did start 0-3, but Houston has won nine straight games and their schedule has been easy.
This is the best shot the Los Angeles Chargers have to reach the Super Bowl this season. Philip Rivers isn't getting younger and this could be his last good season he has. Rivers has a ton of help around him. The defense and special teams also have played a big role. It is a Super Bowl or bust mentality for this team.


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John R. Crawford, MD, MS is the Director of the Neuro-Oncology Program. He is a member of the Pacific Pediatric Neuro-oncology Consortium (PNOC) and is the RCHSD/UCSD site principal investigator for PNOC 002: Safety, Phase 0, and Pilot Efficacy Study of vemurafenib, an oral inhibitor of BRAFV600E, in Children with Recurrent/Refractory BRAFV600E-mutant gliomas. He is also the RCHSD/UCSD PI for St. Jude SJYC07 Risk-Adapted Therapy for Children Less than 3 Years of Age with Embryonal Brain Tumors, High-Grade Glioma, Choroid Plexus Carcinoma or Ependymoma.
Jenny M. Kim, MD is the Director of the RCHSD Comprehensive Sickle Cell/Hemoglobinopathy program. She was awarded a UCSD Health Sciences Clinical and Translational Research Institute (CTRI) innovative technology pilot project for 2011-12 for her project "Biomarkers of Sickle Cell Disease". This project is a collaboration with Don Durden, MD (UCSD), Joel Linden, PhD (La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology), Kelly Frazer, PhD (UCSD), and Jennifer Yu, MD, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology fellow and Courtney Thornburg, MD (UCSD)examining biomarkers of inflammation associated with vaso-occlusive pain in children with sickle cell disease in the hopes of finding new therapies to target these markers and improve the quality of life for people with sickle cell disease. She is a study committee member for Children's Oncology Group Protocol ACNS0334 for the treatment of supratentorial PNET and medulloblastoma, and was the RCHSD principal investigator for the Norvartis EXJADE Expanded Access study.
William D. Roberts, MD is a founding member of the Neuroblastoma & Medulloblastoma Translational Research Consortium (NMTRC). He is a study committee member and the RCHSD/UC San Diego principal investigator for the NMTRC clinical trials, including the following: NMTRC008: A Feasibility Trial using Molecular-Guided Therapy for the Treatment of Patients with Relapsed and Refractory Childhood Cancer, NMTRC003: A Phase II Preventative Trial of DFMO as a Single Agent in Patients with High Risk Neuroblastoma in Remission. NMTRC005: A Randomized, Phase I/II trial of Irinotecan and Temozolomide compared to Irinotecan and Temozolomide in Combination with TPI 287 in Patients with Primary Refractory or Early Relapsed Neuroblastoma, and NMTRC004: A Phase I/II Trial of TPI 287 in Patients with Refractory or Recurrent Neuroblastoma and Medulloblastoma. He is a co-PI of a study of the molecular basis of metastasis in the Ewing Sarcoma Family of Tumors with Dr. Jing Yang, which was awarded a 2-year Hyundai Hope on Wheels grant in 2012. In conjunction with Dr. Giovanni Paternostro at the Sanford-Burnham Institute, he is the co-PI of a translational study to assess the optimum microenvironment for measuring drug sensitivity of acute leukemia cells. Along with Drs. Paula Arisitzabal, and Raul Ribeiro, he has developed a joint RCHSD/UCSD/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital pediatric oncology international outreach program in Tijuana, Mexico, and is involved in the development of a similar program in La Paz, Mexico.
Deborah E. Schiff, MD conducts clinical research related to palliative care in her role as the Medical Director of the Hematology/Oncology Palliative Care Program. She is the Physician Coordinator of the RCHSD/UCSD/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Alliance. She is the RCHSD/UCSD principal investigator for the following St. Jude studies: ALLR18: A Phase II Study of Therapy for Pediatric Relapsed or Refractory Precursor B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia and Lymphoma, AML08: A Phase III Randomized Trial of Clofarabine Plus Cytarabine Versus Conventional Induction Therapy and a Phase II Study of Natural Killer Cell Transplantation in Patients with Newly Diagnosed Acute Myeloid Leukemia, MEL06: Phase II Study Incorporating Pegylated Interferon in the Treatment for Children with High-Risk Melanoma, and TBANK: A Protocol for Collecting, Banking, and Distributing Human Tissue Samples.
Courtney Thornburg, MD, MS is the Director of the Hemophilia/Bleeding Disorder program. She has held a leadership role in several multi-center studies of the role of hydroxyurea in the management of sickle cell disease. She was the first author on a publication in Pediatric Blood and Cancer describing medication and visit adherence, the first author on a publication in Blood describing clinical events, and a co-author on other related manuscripts, including the primary paper which was published in Lancet. She has also been involved in multi-center studies of stroke prevention, pain management, quality of life, and neurocognitive outcomes. She is the principal investigator for the RCHSD/HTC Universal Data Collection Study and the HTRS Registry for public health surveillance of individuals with bleeding disorders. She is participating in the Kids-DOTT trial to better determine the optimal duration of anticoagulation therapy in pediatric thrombosis patients.
Jing Yang, PhD conducts basic science research related to metastases in cancer and Twist mutations in metastatic cancers. She is involved in the study of the molecular basis of metastasis in the Ewing Sarcoma Family of Tumors with Dr. Roberts, and Dr. Sun Choo, a Pediatric Hematology/Oncology fellow. She was awarded a 2007 NIH Director's New Innovator Award to develop a novel Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition in Tumor Metastasis detection/selection system in mice to identify, image and isolate migrating carcinoma cells in primary tumors and to explore the signal pathways that promote carcinoma cells to migrate and disseminate into distant organs.
Janet Yoon, MD is the RCHSD/UCSD principal investigator for Phase II Study of everolimus for recurrent or progressive low-grade gliomas in children, conducted through the Pacific Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium.
Alice Yu, MD, PhD is pursuing translational cancer research. She chairs a multi-national Phase III trial of anti-GD2 in high-risk neuroblastoma, which is a pivotal trial for future licensing of this antibody by the FDA. In addition, Dr. Yu directs a research laboratory, which includes Drs. Diccianni and Batova. Their research focuses on the role of immune effector cells in immunotherapy of cancer, the role of micro-RNA in leukemia, and novel therapy of cancer targeting molecular abnormalities associated with chromosome 9p21, which is frequently altered in many types of cancer.
Peter E Zage, M.D.,Ph.D. Our research has identified a key role for the ubiquitin ligase UBE4B in the regulation of receptor trafficking in neuroblastoma tumor cells. The UBE4B gene is located in the chromosome 1p36 region deleted in approximately one-third of neuroblastoma tumors, and UBE4B gene expression is strongly associated with neuroblastoma patient outcomes. UBE4B expression and activity are correlated with receptor trafficking, responses to therapy, and neuroblastoma tumor differentiation, suggesting it may function as a novel tumor suppressor, prognostic marker, and therapeutic target. Using effective preclinical models of pediatric solid tumors developed in our laboratory, we have also identified several promising novel targeted agents for therapy, and we have translated many of these therapies into early phase clinical trials for children with relapsed and refractory solid tumors. We have identified a number of pathways required for neuroblastoma tumor cell survival after 13-cis-retinoic acid treatment, and these studies are likely to identify treatment combinations using readily available drugs that can also be rapidly tested in clinical trials, leading to improved treatments, reduced relapse rates, and improved survival for children with all forms of cancer. Our continued research looks to build on these findings through a better understanding of UBE4B-mediated growth factor receptor trafficking and its link to responses and resistance to targeted therapies and through direct targeting of receptor trafficking as a unique approach to pediatric solid tumor therapy.


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On Sunday, January 28, I dropped 162 envelopes in the mail. Each envelope contained a single page from Sir John Hargrave's literary masterwork, Prank the Monkey.
Hundreds of volunteers stood by their mailbox, ready to help with this massive project: Reviewing an entire book.
The first reviews are in! I'll eventually put these into the proper order by page number, but for now, I'll leave them in the order I receive them.
Pages 303 and 304 contain the beginning of the acknowledgments section. It might be the entire acknowledgments section, but since I don't have access to page 305, I don't know. I usually skip the acknowledgments section of any book I read, and I would recommend that you skip this one. Unless you think you might be acknowledged, or you like reading lists of names and inside jokes you don't get, it's a waste of time. - Dan Bock, Durham, N.C.
Page 65. Closes a section of the book by describing what appears to be spam? Draws some semi-comical comparisons between the rich in general, and infamous rich people.
Page 66. Begins a section in which the author apparently is trying to track someone down. Not much else to base a review on.
From the two pages I've seen the book, appears to be humorous, although its hard to discern the intended categorization of it entirely. Andy Gray - Indianapolis, In.
I have never heard of ZUG, or the pranks that they do, but as a firefighter and President of the very first chapter of the Firehouse Association of Ridiculous Tomfoolery (F.A.R.T.), I like to think that I know a thing or two about pranks. I was looking forward to a book of pranks to play on your friends, something that I might learn a thing or two from, so when I received my envelope from Rob I could barely contain myself. I poured myself a glass of port, lit my cigar and proceeded to rip open the envelope. This caused me to stumble headfirst into a section titled "Congress is a Joke". In this section, the author has apparently sent a number of letters to different congressmen and women asking them their favorite jokes. Page 237 had a rather lame response from one senator while page 238 shows that some politicians actually may have a sense of humor. While this was obviously not the kind of book I was expecting, but instead a book about more large-scale pranks, I still think that Prank the Monkey is worth a read. I will definitely be looking for this book in my local bookstore.
Pages 111 and 112 contains an answer to all those irritating credit card apps with postage paid envelopes. His goal was to have the "heaviest, most expensive credit card app in history." He was able to insert a portion of a chain in the envelope and get the weight up to 1 pound, 9 ounces. He received his credit card in a few weeks. Page 112 started to address the wonderful use of lead in an envelope.
This was fun Chris DiDio, Woodland, CA.
Book Report for "The ZUG Book of Pranks", pages 99 and 100
By Bad Z
Pages 99 and 100 of The ZUG Book of Pranks by Sir John Hargrave are two funny pages that both entertain and inform readers. These pages start out with the title of the chapter, which is "Chick Juice", and the subtitle of this section, which is "Hard Science." "Hard Science" is a double entendre, because this section is about sexual dysfunction medication. The author tells the readers a little bit about a new drug, PT-141, and then transcribes a phone call he made to the drug company in order to try to obtain some of this medication. He also asks the scientist various questions about the drug. This transcription takes up the majority of my two pages.
I liked pages 99 and 100 for three reasons. First of all, Sir John does an excellent job of thinking of ridiculous questions to ask the scientist. It makes me wonder if he has been trained in "improv"-style comedy. Secondly, I also found myself wanting to give kudos to Sir John's (or Sir John's editor's) editing skills, because this transcript is free from interjections like "uh," "um," "uh-huh," "oh," false starts, interruptions, and other bits that make transcripts hard to read. And the last reason I liked pages 99 and 100 was that Sir John made the humorous implication that he wasn't currently having a lot of sex. Oh, Sir John, how could that possibly be true? In conclusion, I found pages 99 and 100 to be entertaining, and I hope the rest of the book is at a similar high level of quality.
Page 95 "Chick Juice" and Page 96 "Spammers" Easy to read, yet hilarious writing style. I'll be buying the book as soon as it's released. ~Paul Christian
My one page (page 221 and 222) was hilarious. I really wish I had the next
few pages. I think I might have to buy it.
thanks for letting me help. I attached a few pics just for good
Stinging commentary on high-profile celebrities and their various causes.
Commentary amplified by involving the celebrity who is, in fact, called
"Sting." Nice observation on the inverse relationship between the
number of names in the celebrity and their sense of self-worth (i.e. Bono,
with one name, obviously has more of an inflated ego than David Lee Roth and
his three names). Bonus points for using the word "twatwaffle." --
Chris and Linda Gleason
Prank the Monkey is now on the shelf at a bookstore near you.
Stacy and I checked at the Borders bookstore on Fair Oaks Blvd., and there was ONE on the shelf, squeezed between "Get a Laugh" and "Uncle John's Great Big Bathroom Reader".
Here is a close-up.
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It looks as though Britney Spears may be able to make a comeback! Less than 24 hours after its official radio debut, Britney Spears's "Gimme More" is lighting up request lines and pleasing fans who haven't heard music from the pop star since 2004.
"From the time I signed on today at 10 am, people were requesting it like crazy," Shelley Wade, a deejay on New York's Z100, tells PEOPLE of her first broadcast since the song hit the airwaves Thursday night.
What do you think of the single? I heard some of it on a local radio station here and I wouldn't have believed it was her! What are your thoughts?
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Today was the first day of my Reporting class and it was great. I am so pumped. Slightly nervous. Definitely a little bit anxious. But, for sure excited. Just in the first day of lecture, I feel like I've picked up so much writing advice that I am ready to try out and work with. Current attitude: bring it on. It'll be interesting to see how that'll change as the semester goes on — because let's be real, it definitely will.
That being said, I'd like to add a new goal to my already extensive list of goals for this year: stop complaining. I don't want to be that person who's most defining character trait is "tired," because I feel like that's what I hear from a lot of people when you ask them what's up. We're all students, we're all busy, and we're all tired. It's not a point of pride to brag about how tired you are, and it's not impressive or pleasant to spend a conversation listing off the reasons you're so exhausted. It's — dare I say it — tiring. So from this day onwards, I'm going to work on minimizing the word from my vocabulary. If someone catches me doing otherwise, I'm going to need them to call me out.
Another high point of today, besides Reporting, was finishing an 8 mile run this morning. I'm still in disbelief because whenever I see the milage slowly increase one at a time on my health app each week, I keep remembering how before I started running, I would have to stop to catch my breath the moment the treadmill hit 0.6. I keep waiting for shin splits to come back and ruin my life like they used to, but *knock on wood* it hasn't happened yet. This half-marathon may actually happen — who would've thought? Definitely not high school me. Maybe not even college freshman me.
Ok pEaCe oUt for now. This week is so far panning out nicely and can't wait for the semester to start rolling.


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So, last week I was kind of obsessing on this photo that I took at one of my favorite hang spots in Cambridge (when I'm in Cambridge), the Algiers Coffee House. This place has the best vibe, and vibe is the right term (I'm not trying to be all hippy dippy here) as it has a warming "you are welcome here and, by the way, stay as long as you like" feel to it.
It's been there as long as I've known Harvard Square and while a lot of the surrounding square has gotten more and more trendy and expensive (in addition there used to be a ban on chain stores and it now has 2, yes 2, Dunkin Donuts'), Algiers has retained the same casual, beautiful atmosphere that it's always had.
Ok, so getting to the picture I took….I took this on a lovely, lengthy hang out with a friend of mine, after attending the Icelandic Film Festival (yes, there is such a thing) at the Brattle Theatre. We enjoyed the private corner, lack of pressure to leave, as well as the fact that often (as we did that day) you have to get up and find your own menus and sometimes even find a waiter when you are ready to order. I mean, when I say lack of pressure, I mean lack…of…pressure.
So, I took the above photo when my friend went to the loo and I had a moment to myself, just admiring the simplicity and significance of the 4 little objects before me. They were all functional objects on the table, with much in common in the spice world, yet they were all mismatched. Now, when was the last time that you saw a mismatched salt and pepper on your table in a metropolitan city restaurant? Who will allow that these days?
I find this so refreshing as it relieves the air of perfection that seems to exist everywhere around us these days. We expect ourselves to be perfect at everything to the point of depression. We expect our sports teams to be perfect, our public figures of all sorts (and of course, if they're not, we enjoy reveling in their destruction), everything we buy, eat and interact with….yikes!…it's exhausting.
The result of this is that everything pretends to be perfect and appears sanitized. Anyone who reads this regularly or follows me on social media knows that I love Dick Cavett. Those interviews were raw, honest and personal. We've sacrificed this for the late night TV circuit where all of the discussion topics are rehearsed, cleaned and laundered ahead of time and are booorrringg. I have no interest in watching that fiction.
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Make Believe Productions, Inc. invites both children and adults to open the eyes of their heart and be reminded of the invisible and essential as they listen to The Little Prince Musical (New Cast Recording), which premiered on Spotify and was launched via an intimate event at Café Mary Grace in Rockwell last Tuesday, October 9, 2018.
Make Believe staged a musical adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's timeless tale The Little Prince, with a script written by Lesley Leveriza-Lina and original songs and score by Pipo Lina. An initial staging was done in partnership with Fully Booked last September 2017. In the show's aftermath, many audience members wrote in asking where they could listen to the original songs, some even sending in recordings of their children singing "Starlight," the main theme of the musical. This response led to a cast recording released on Spotify in December 2017 and a series of smaller shows to promote this soundtrack.
Over the course of a year, Make Believe has been touring the show in both schools and commercial centers and has continued to refine the material. New songs have since been added and were performed for the very first time in a July 22, 2018 run of the show at Johnny B Good PH, Glorietta. The new songs were recorded and the original songs improved and remixed, and now the updated cast recording is available on Spotify.
Besides audience favorites "Starlight" and "Surely (A Love Song for A Rose)," listeners will be treated to character songs by the Queen, Conceited Man, and the Lamplighter. The Fox's secret – the most celebrated words from the book – are put to soaring music in the track "What is Essential." Lastly, The Little Prince is given an electrifying introduction through the instrumental track "Enter the Little Prince."
Key in "The Little Prince Musical" on Spotify for some musical magic, or access via this link: https://open.spotify.com/album/0GHovTL7AQGiQ89aHS0i2n.
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The Little Prince – Lukas Magallano
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Pilot – Jon Philippe Go
Jon Philippe Go is known as the "Singing Chemist." A chemist by profession, he entered the pop music scene through The Voice, as part of Team Lea in Season 2. He last appeared in I Remember a Boy by Artist's Playground and in 9 Works Theatrical's Eto Na! Musical nAPO!
Pilot – Alejandro Rivera
Alejandro Rivera is a true renaissance man: a real-life pilot, he is also an actor, singer, violinist, and photographer. In between flights to the stars, he plants his feet firmly onstage and brings depth and gravity to his portrayal of the Pilot.
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Micko Yabut
Josh Michael Ramirez
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Script and Direction – Lesley Leveriza-Lina
Lesley Leveriza-Lina is Creative Director of Make Believe Productions, a creative arts company committed to making magic for children and families through workshops, parties and events, and shows. She is a huge fan of The Little Prince book and considers it a privilege to have adapted and directed the material for the stage. Lesley also moonlights as an independent film and theater actress and as regular host of OShopping Philippines.
Original Music and Lyrics – Pipo Lina
Pipo Lina is a singer-songwriter by passion and a businessman and project manager by profession. Pipo was once under the management of Ms. Angeli Pangilinan-Valenciano as a Manila Genesis talent. A few of his original compositions and covers were featured in the album Akustic Natin. The Little Prince marks his first foray into composing for theater, and his first collaboration with his wife, Lesley.
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