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The restaurant scene in Washington DC has been blasting off in recent years. Acclaimed chefs the likes of Wolfgang Puck, Alain Ducasse, Laurent Tourondel, Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Michael Mina have all opened upscale dining concepts in DC and the fast casual space appears pretty attractive also. Bobby Flay, Richard Blais of Top Chef Fame and Laurent Tourondel have all been rumored to have burger concepts planned for Washington DC.
So what's an average Joe with no Michelin stars to do to get in on the bourgeoning food scene in DC? Check out the International Franchise Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center April 1-3 for answers. Event promoters are expecting upwards of 10,000 attendees, many wannabe restaurateurs, from all walks of life to attend cashing in on chance to speak directly to franchisors and get a firsthand account of what it means to be a franchisee.
Large chains are paying attention to how much Washington DC area diners eat out. Bojangles', a chicken and biscuit chain with close to 500 locations and $700 million in annual sales, is opening its first-ever location in D.C. on March 31, 2011. Bojangles' already operates three restaurants in Washington's Maryland suburbs and plans to add 3-5 additional locations in D.C. and Maryland in the next few years.
Another franchise concept that can't lose lately is frozen yogurt. "Froyo" may only trail cupcakes and burgers when it comes to popularity of new dining concepts in the Washington DC area. Tangy Sweet, Mr. Yogato, Sweet Green, Yogiberry and Yogen Fruz have dotted the area with frozen yogurt chains popular for churning out healthy frozen treats.
Yogen Fruz, recognized by Entrepreneur Magazine as the number one franchise in the world in 1999 among the Franchise 500, already has six locations in the D.C. area and will open four more locations in the near future. But thats not all the popular chain has in mind for the DC area – with sights set on DC as a "keystone market", you may soon see a Yogen Fruz on every corner. Thirty to forty additional outlets are slated to open in or near the Nation's Capital over the next 3-5 years.
Sure foodie types don't like chain restaurants, but what would fried chicken be without Popeye's? The Washington DC area has proven viable for not only chef driven independents, but also large chain eateries. For those that do not have star-chef credentials, franchising a chain restaurant may be the easiest way to get your feet wet as a restaurateur. But eager restaurant owners take heed, "Whether you buy a franchise, or start from scratch, starting a restaurant is hard work" Alisa Harrison from the International Franchise Association warns. So get ready to roll your sleeves up!
The International Franchise Expo, April 1-3, 2011 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Mount Vernon Place NW – Mt. Vernon Square / Convention Center on Metro
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Cousin Bob, in 1998. That wry smile was a trademark of his.
Being a few years older than I, it was inevitable that I thought of Bob as a role model. It was also inevitable that he would tease me without mercy. That's what older brothers do, naturally. There were times when his teasing would really make me upset, but I eventually learned that if I didn't show him I was upset, he'd quit - teasing's no fun if it has no impact. That was when I sometimes referred to him as "Sweet Old Bob - or sometimes just the initials"! Despite all the teasing, Bob was mostly pretty good to me and we did many fun things together, including him taking me to the drag races: specifically, the World Series of Drag Racing at the dragstrip in Cordova, Illinois.
We had many hours together on the farm, so we sometimes did things that young boys do. One time, we filled up a pipe welded closed at one end, used to pound metal fence posts into the ground, with about 50 large grasshoppers. Bob's parents had left us alone on the farm - with Bob, that was an open invitation for boyish deviltry. After filling the pipe, we threw in a "Silver Salute" firecracker (an M-80) that Bob had obtained somehow. When it went off, a jet of flame and grasshopper parts sprayed out and splattered pieces of grasshopper all over the north exterior wall of their house. The pipe itself contained a "soup" of grasshopper parts and the goo of grasshopper guts. Blech! I don't know if his parents ever discovered the evidence, which was gradually washed away by rainfall. We didn't repeat the incident.
I'd already been leaning toward a career in meteorology, and Bob was destined to become a mechanical engineer. During slack moments on the farm, we would talk about our dreams and hopes for the future. Bob had a small mirror telescope and we would go out into a field in the evening and use the telescope to see Jupiter and Saturn and the Moon and nebulae and star clusters and so on. On a warm Illinois evening in the summer, it was an inspirational trip to the planets and stars we made many times. I always loved the night sky on the farm - the very little light pollution and virtually no haze made the dark sky pop!! The typical summer rains in Illinois corn country are associated with nocturnal thunderstorms. Many a night I was awakened, in the room Bob and I shared when I was there, by the thunder and lightning show. My enjoyment of storms was a foreshadowing of my storm chasing hobby, as well as my career as a scientist.
Bob wanted to get away from the farm, whereas I felt it was a delightful vacation to be part of an American family farm enterprise. I guessed eventually that living it constantly could give one a different perspective, as opposed to my occasional dabblings in family farm agriculture. Bob helped me to see how someone might have a different point of view from my own. He was teaching me a life lesson. One of many.
When we had both grown up and established in our careers, Bob used to call me on the phone from Idaho and just wanted to talk, sometimes at great length. I always was happy when he called and so I could hear about what was going on in his life, and share my experiences with him as an equal. Bob's mechanical engineering career led him to work for the Navy in Idaho Falls; evidently associated with the nuclear machinery in a submarine. His work was classified so he couldn't say much about it. Vickie and I finally made it to Idaho Falls on a 2012 vacation trip out West, and it was great to visit with him in the Idaho home where he raised his two boys, Chris and Gregg. Chris and his wife Cindy have been caring for Bob during the course of his battle with Alzheimer's.
I can't even begin to recount all the ways that Bob has influenced me in positive ways. His passing leaves an unfillable hole in my life. He is already profoundly missed.

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The Spirit and the Skull
J.M. Hayes
Poisoned Pen, Aug 5 2014, $24.95
The Earth Mother told Raven the Spirit Man to lead the People across the land bridge into the promised land of plentiful bounty and warmth. However, once they trek over the Bering and begin heading south, one of the leaders Tall Pine dies. On the verge of becoming a woman Down insists to Raven that someone murdered Tall Pine.
Although the fortyish Raven finds it hard to believe one of the People would commit fratricide, Mother demands that her Spirit Man investigate and identify the killer. Raven realizes the only suspect is Down; a girl he is attracted to and wants once she becomes a woman though he knows as the Spirit Man his tribe demands purity from him.
The prehistoric whodunit is entertaining, but superseded by a dramatic deep look at a tribe during the Paleolithic era as armchair readers will feel as if we journey with the People. A potent cautionary environmental tale as each ripple impacts the future; the audience will marvel at the contrast between the pristine Paleolithic landscape and Raven's vision of a time when his skull lies in a lab while mankind has destroyed Mother Nature.
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New O.G. Kits are in Stock
Earlier this week we received our first batch of the new O.G. kit, and they turned out even sweeter than we had hoped. These are our second collaboration with Minneapolis' own Twin Six, and we couldn't be happier with the results, check it out.
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Allures Sublime Casual Wear Collection 2014
Allure fashion designs clothing for women from Pakistan who face the challenges of existence without losing their womanly touch. This family owned online women clothing shop, brings designer clothing 'Day in Day out' for ladies of all ages, 'Women who Dress to Impress'. Be it Casual Clothing for women, Party Wear for girls, Formal Dresses for ladies, Allure Outfits dabbles with all varieties of women clothing. Allure Outfits receives numerous orders, and it treats each order with precisions and dedication. It puts in full attention and motivation to unite the apparel with, the personality, of the client. Allure's offers embroidered; block printed plain, formal wear, semi official wear, casual and formal shirts for every season and along with the prepared to wear clothes as well.
All the new casual dresses for girls have been stunningly filled up with the mind-blowing embroidery along with the lace working as well. Most of the long shirts designs 2014 are even filled up with the print designing and innovative form of the block prints too. In this collection, women will find stylish Pakistani dresses. The colors are filled in the vibrant dark and brighter shades adding with red, white, blue, pink, purple, yellow, and so on. Hence this casual wear spring collection 2014 by Allure has been magnificent and superb looking for the women.


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1 Kings 5 International Children's Bible (ICB)
Solomon Prepares to Build the Temple
5 Now King Hiram was the king of Tyre. He had always been a friend of David. Hiram heard that Solomon had been made king in David's place. So he sent his messengers to Solomon. 2 Then Solomon sent this message back to King Hiram: 3 "You remember that my father David had to fight many wars with the countries around him. So he was never able to build a temple for worship to the Lord his God. David was waiting until the Lord allowed him to defeat all his enemies. 4 But now the Lord my God has given me peace. There is peace on all sides of my country. I have no enemies now. My people are in no danger.
5 "The Lord made a promise to my father David. The Lord said, 'I will make your son king after you. And he will build a temple for worship to me.' Now, I plan to build that temple for worship to the Lord my God. 6 And so I ask for your help. Send your men to cut down cedar trees for me from Lebanon. My servants will work with yours. I will pay your servants whatever wages you decide. We don't have anyone who can cut down trees as well as the people of Sidon can."
7 When Hiram heard what Solomon asked, he was very happy. He said, "I thank the Lord today! He has given David a wise son to rule over this great nation!" 8 Then Hiram sent back this message to Solomon: "I received the message you sent. I will give you all the cedar and pine trees you want. 9 My servants will bring them down from Lebanon to the sea. There I will tie them together. Then I will float them down the shore to the place you choose. There I will separate the logs, and you can take them away. In return you will give food to all those who live with me." 10 So Hiram gave Solomon as much cedar and pine as he wanted. 11 And Solomon gave Hiram about 125,000 bushels of wheat each year. It was to feed all those who lived with Hiram. And Solomon gave him about 115,000 gallons of pure olive oil every year.
12 The Lord gave wisdom to Solomon as he had promised. And there was peace between Hiram and Solomon. These two kings made a treaty between themselves.
13 King Solomon forced 30,000 men of Israel to help in this work. 14 He put a man named Adoniram over them. Solomon sent a group of 10,000 men each month to Lebanon. So each group worked in Lebanon one month. Then it went home for two months. 15 Solomon forced 80,000 men to work in the hill country, cutting stone. And he had 70,000 men to carry the stones. 16 There were also 3,300 men who directed the workers. 17 King Solomon commanded them to cut large blocks of fine stone. These were to be used for the foundation of the Temple. 18 Solomon's and Hiram's builders and the men from Byblos carved the stones. They prepared the stones and the logs for building the Temple.
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Boost your eCommerce SEO with an XML Sitemap
Creating and keeping up to date XML sitemaps for ecommerce website pages means better search engine optimisation by helping the search engines fully index your product, category and other important pages.
By having and submitting XML sitemaps for ecommerce websites to the search engines it is similar to sending out an invitation to an event and supplying them a routemap of the preferred attractions to visit. It is your opportunity to advise the search engine crawlers of which of your website pages you give most or least importance to so they know which ones to focus their attention to.
What Is an XML Sitemap?
XML is an abbreviation for Extensible Markup Language which is a format that the search engines and other data readers use and read, many suppliers offer resellers data feeds to help populate their websites using XML. An XML format sitemap is constructed to offer your website pages and structure along with other related information that is beneficial to the search engine in a standard or preferred layout that the search engines prefer.
Understanding an XML Sitemap
All XML Sitemaps use the same XML version and urlset and contain a uniform set of tags for each of your ecommerce website urls listed within it. Some of the information wrapped within tags is required and some is optional. The information wrapped in the tags for each of your Urls will give the Search Engines information such as the absolute URL or locator for a page, the last modification date of the Url, the frequency that the page content or information changes and the pages importance or priority within the website.
XML sitemaps for ecommerce websites can list information for Urls on the same domain and different subdomains for your ecommerce website or even urls on completely seperate domains. The only limitations are the maximum sizes that your XML sitemap should be, which is a maximum of 50,000 URLs per sitemap file or upto 10MB in memory size. If you have a larger ecommerce website and your XML sitemap is large, then its best to compress the file using gzip which is also acceptable by the search engines and will also reduce the amount of bandwidth being uses to view and download the file.
Another regularly used method is to have a series of sitemaps that each cover different sections of your ecommerce website, for example a sitemap that lists just the product categories, one that lists just products, and one for customer reviews and so on. If you have many different XML sitemaps then you will also need to have an XML sitemap index file which will contain lists a summary and relevant links and details for all XML sitemaps for your ecommerce website.
How to generate an XML Sitemap
If your ecommerce website is based on one of the many Open Source shopping carts such uas Zen Cart, Open Cart, Prestashop or Magento to name just a few then if they will usually have an inbuilt XML generator facility or there will be a module or plug in that can be installed to do the task. these are the best ones as they are designed to function in a way that generates a series of XML sitemaps for ecommerce websites along with the Sitemap index file along with automatically setting the other information such as the last modification date, priority and recommended next crawl date etc.
If your shopping cart doesn't have the facility to auto generate and update XML sitemaps for your website then there are XML Sitemap generating websites available to use online that are free or low cost that you can use. After signing up and submitting your ecommerce website Url, these will send a crawler robot to your website that will crawl and index all your pages and usually create a zipped Sitemap XML for you to upload to your website file directory.
Once you have generated any XML sitemaps for your website the next step is to include the urls to them in your robots.txt file so that any search engine crawlers that visit your website are informed of their location. If you have webmaster tools accounts (which you should do!) for any of the search engines such as Google, Bing or Yahoo then you will have the option to submit your website Sitemaps in your account areas of their websites.
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December 30, 2008-December 31, 2008 – It was the morning that I was leaving for Australia. I had just gotten out of bed around 5:00 AM, and I realized that I hadn't packed anything yet. I was going to be leaving for the airport soon, so I was feverishly trying to remember everything that I should pack as I stuffed clothes into my suitcase.
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December 12, 2007-December 13, 2007 – I was checking out at the grocery store. I hadn't bought that many items. The total price displayed was over $1500. I told the cashier that that had to be wrong, and he adjusted it so that it was now about $45, which I still thought was a little high.
I Like to Graduate
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June 15, 2006-June 16, 2006 – I was at back at my high school with my classmates, preparing for some graduation festivities, even though it was after graduation.
Slits for Eyes
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December 14, 2012-December 15, 2012 – I was watching Family Guy. Lois and Peter's eyes were now black horizontal slits.
Passport to Canada
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March 18, 2012-March 19, 2012 – I was at the post office because I was going to Canada, and I thought I might need to get my passport updated, as the back page was completely filled with stamps from all the countries I had visited. I wasn't sure if I needed to get it checked, but I thought I would be safe. The line was winding around a wide portion of the lobby. The desk with the person we were waiting for was wide and semicircular. The guy in front of me – an older fellow – wasn't exactly sure what he was doing while being helped. I think I helped him along. While I was being helped, I was staring at the desk for several seconds, waiting for something to happen.
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October 21, 2011-October 22, 2011 – I was watching Scream 4, or some Scream sequel taking place around the time of Scream 4. A little earlier than midway through, Sidney was revealed to be one of the two killers. Her cousin Jill was the other one. Right after the reveal, Sidney was driving from a house to somewhere in town during a sunny afternoon. Jill and other characters were also headed there. Sidney wasn't working with Jill; actually, she was one of the killers for the sake of preventing Jill from killing more.
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June 13, 2011-June 14, 2011 – I joined my parents and sister in the living room towatch a British Whose Line is it Anyway? episode. It was the one that I had just watched a few bits from on YouTube; it featured Greg Proops, Niall Ashdown, Colin Mochrie, and Ryan Stiles. It proved to be hilarious, and I was glad that I had ended up watching it. It was rather serendipitous that this episode had ended up being on like this.


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Kumar Rahul Ghosh talks about Mobile Applications
Appily Ever After
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Forever and ever, you'll stay in my palm
Dec 18, 2012
by Kumar Rahul Ghosh
Mobile authentication doesn't mean much if one were to look around for it. What it can mean in the way the name sounds is, anyone can authenticate themselves to anywhere using their phone. I don't even mean password managers, because these are files on mobile containing the passwords locked under one more password. Before proceeding with the benefits of Mobile Authentication, first there needs to be an answer why is it required.
The existence of the password, as short sequences of alphabets of a script, has been much older than the Internet. It has been around since the rise of a need of human beings to identify themselves to get special privileges. The correct sequence was required to get a pass or the services would be denied, so this seemed a good idea to -be used in the digital world to open and close its doors.
It was definitely a good idea at the start of the digital world but it has been five decades since then and it has started to face devastating problems in practice. The users have to remember 5-6 passwords on an average and each of these passwords has a different combination of alphabets, numbers and symbols. If someone else apart from the user is able to guess the password easily, one may have to face the risk of losing some important information. So there you are, with an almost random sequence of characters from a language that one knows, and yet the sequence may or may not mean anything and there is no way one can afford to forget these. This all comprises the first problem.
One may think that it can be noted down somewhere so that there is no need to memorize it but then there's the risk of someone discovering it. There is no way of knowing that someone has stolen or photographed the password. This summarizes the second problem.
The other way, with which one's password can be disclosed to malicious agents or entities, is through malpractices used by a lot of services or websites where one is required to use it. Exploiting one security loophole or open vulnerability in the software of the servers can expose the passwords of a million users to the third parties. This leads to the requirement of better standards to manage the security of the websites but there are no prescribed or established rules/standards on this. All affected users are asked to change their passwords but some may still lose access to their account, despite probably having taken care with passwords on their part. This is the third problem.
The fourth problem is that there's the wire connecting the computer to the server. One maybe using Wi-Fi, but somewhere there is a wire connecting one to the server along this line. If the connection is not HTTPS, all the communication travelling is unencrypted. This means, if one enters the login details in a login form served from a non-HTTPS connection, anyone tapping the connection can know the details. This is a form of Man-In-The-Middle attack which cannot be detected by either the destination server or the person using the device himself. Apart from the wire, there can be an innocent looking browser extension which can read all the key presses and record them.
There are quite a few more problems but the above mentioned are the significant ones. Clearly there is a need to get rid of the concept of the passwords which are used to prove one's digital identity. If there are no passwords, there will be no risk of getting it stolen. This leads to another problem of securing the digital identity of a huge population.
This is the first part of the two articles on the topic of Mobile Authentication.
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Kumar Rahul Ghosh talks about Mobile Applications
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Kumar Rahul Ghosh talks about Mobile Applications
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There has been a wonderful influx of agoutis Dasyprocta leporine (or in their local name "goutis") around our bird feeding tables below the verandah recently.
These lovely creatures are quite tame close to the Main House, but visitors will find that the farther they walk along the trails, the agoutis become more skittish and likely to dart into the undergrowth. Obviously, those who have been feeding closer to the House have learned that humans at AW are not threats, but rather providers of food! And the food we put out, and which drops from the bird feeding tables, has become more welcome to these happy little animals. And for good reason: Much of the fruit in the forest, like mangoes and wild ("hog") plums have already fallen and disappeared.
When the forest floor is covered in fruit, the agoutis are more likely to stay out in the forest, with only a few "regular residents" staying close to the verandah. So, with the forest slightly bare of fruit, visitors to the Centre can enjoy seeing several agoutis, including many young ones, around the house, seemingly quite comfortable to share the space with us. And we certainly welcome them here.
Small animals have had a rough time this year in Trinidad. The long drought earlier this year provided tinder for fires which climbed out of the foothills "bush" into the mountains and destroyed many small animals and their habitats.
This is the hunting season in Trinidad and Tobago (it runs from October through April each year), and agouti are "popular" with hunters, who enjoy their meat. But they are safe within our estate, and maybe they are learning this, and are coming here for refuge.
Environmental groups have called for a ban on hunting to allow populations to revive, but this has not happened. However, a petition is being circulated to prevent the commercial sale of "wild meat", the local forest animals which are hunted. This is admittedly a compromise being suggested, which will permit hunters to take for themselves, but not to sell commercially. The benefits to our wildlife are obvious. Asa Wright supports this petition, and we ask you all to join by opening and signing on this link: http://www.gopetition.com/petition/39310.html. Your support will ensure that these lovely little animals, and others, will thrive in the forests beyond the sanctuary of Asa Wright.
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When snakes came to visit
The forests of Trinidad's Northern Range provide habitat for many species of snakes, although most of these are not venomous and will not harm humans. And of course we have seen many of these beautiful reptiles here at Asa Wright, and sometimes we need to "relocate" those that come too close to our cottages.
You will recall in September's issue of the Bellbird that we featured Winston Rojas, our resident snakehandler who does the relocation of our snakes when necessary. So it was only fitting that when the Emperor Valley Zoo began conducting Snakehandling Workshops in Trinidad and Tobago, that they would visit Spring Hill to share experiences with Winston, and to tell our staff and visitors about the animals and reassure everyone that the fears we harbour are really unfounded. And to conduct this workshop in the Jonnie Fisk Conference Centre, they brought some snakes to visit us, and which were used in the snakehandling demonstrations. The Emperor Valley Zoo staff members were Delbert Charleau, Kishore Ramlogan, Safiyah Khan and Sharleen Khan. The snakes which they brought were three "local" residents and one "expat" – a huge Albino Python from Burma.
The "locals" were a boa constrictor, or Macajuel, a Rainbow boa and the Tigre. Delbert Charleau demonstrated the techniques for handling these snakes, and also advised on the methods to deal with venomous snakes. Participants in the Workshop included a crosssection of the Centre's staff, plus visitors to the Centre, who especially appreciated the opportunity to handle the snakes and realise that their fears of them are largely unfounded.
One of the key points expressed was that snakes do not want to harm people, and will only bite if aggravated or trod upon. We wish the Emperor Valley Zoo and the Zoological Society every success in their ongoing workshops, and trust that people will begin to appreciate these animals more and fear them less.
October 2010
Rainy Mountain Days
Following the devastating dry season earlier this year, we saw the forests begin to sing again with the April showers. And now, in August we are seeing rainfall to make up for all the deficits of the dry season! At the Asa Wright Nature Centre the rainy season brings a different ambience to the forests. Mostly, the early mornings are fine, with stars shining bright in the pre-dawn sky. Our birds sing loudly with the daybreak, the antshrikes and mocking birds being the first to serenade. Clouds of mist rise out of the valley, different hidden streams sending up their mist at different times, like alternating puffs of steam. But as beautiful as this rising mist is, it is going up to become the afternoon clouds, and to bring the afternoon rains. And these come in over the ridge to the east, roaring as loudly as waterfalls, until they arrive at the Centre, pounding on our roofs for a while until they move on, far more silently than they arrived. In the wake of each passing shower, the birds begin to sing again, and the elusive Mot Mots come out to the feeding tables below the verandah, joined by noisy Oropendolas with their young, now learning to feed themselves. Above them flit half a dozen Jacobin Hummingbirds, flashing their green, blue and white iridescence in the sudden sunlight. An after-rain walk along the driveway will see you regularly challenged by the red mountain "manicou" crabs, which come out to forage. These are aggressive creatures who will snap their claws at you. However, they are also the favourite food of the Great Black Hawk, so you should be on the lookout for these raptors, perched close by, or even feeding along the road!
Along the trails the raindrops continue to fall from the treetops long after the shower has passed. The sunbeams which filter through holes in the canopy focus on the sights you should see — spotlighting brilliant red Chaconia flowers set amidst the shades of green; a tight geometric spider web, with rainbows shining in its glistening raindrops; or a brilliant blue marbleu butterfly, sparkling like a sapphire in the sunbeam!
And sometimes the afternoon showers spring forth brilliant rainbows across the valley! Persons lucky enough to be on the verandah at these times may see a flock of Orange-winged parrots flying home across a rainbow! And Rainy Mountain nights… when the full moon wears a faint rainbow halo, or if the night is cloudless, the stars shine brightly through the rainwashed sky.
Nights when you see the lightning dancing in the distance beyond the valley, or when you lie, half awake in your cottage, listening to the night, the streams below chattering to you, and the passing rains quietly pattering upon the roof! Most people visit us in the northern hemisphere winter, our dry season.
But Asa Wright has many moods, and the Rainy Mountain time is a mood you should experience.
August 2010
Binoculars for the bats
Birding along any of Asa Wight's forest trails is sure to produce countless flights of avian fancy as some of the Centre's feathered citizenry show off their brilliant colours to mates, rivals and bird watchers alike, while others display intricate foraging behaviour and delightful courtship performances.
But not every animal that flies over the head of an overwhelmed birder on an Asa Wright trail is necessarily a bird. Indeed, many birders have been beguiled away from focusing their binoculars on a target bird by the distracting swoop of another master flier patrolling the forest path just a few feet overhead. Sac-winged or White-lined Bats, Saccopteryx sp., are found in most forest habitats, and although these bats are commonly seen flying and hunting mosquitoes and other small insects during the day in Trinidad, this behaviour is actually very unusual elsewhere in their range. There are two species of White-lined Bats recorded on the island, among Trinidad's almost 70 recorded bat species. The Founders Circle of the Texas-based organisation, Bat Conservation International (BCI), visited Trinidad and the Asa Wright Nature Centre twice this year during the months of January and May. The BCI tours were led by BCI President and Founder Dr Merlin Tuttle, mammal field guide author Fiona Reid, and Trinidad-born wildlife naturalist Geoffrey Gomes. Both islandwide tours were highly successful with a total of 27 bat species caught and/or observed during the January trip, and 32 species during the May trip to Trinidad. At Asa Wright itself, nets were positioned in various locations but the most productive were those placed along the Discovery Trail, where, in just two hours, 14 species of bats were caught in mist nets. To provide a bit of perspective, when the BCI Founders Circle visited Uganda in 2009, they caught a grand total of 15 species of bats in their entire two-week visit! Bat species caught on the property were carefully bagged and taken back to the Asa Wright verandah where the three guides conducted an after-dinner "show and tell" for the 11 tour participants. After the display, each bat was safely released to continue its nocturnal foraging activities.
July 2010
Spring rains bring calamity at Dunston's Cave
When the rains finally arrived in April, they were more than welcome, in many respects. But they did bring with them some problems for Spring Hill, with many dried trees and branches absorbing the rain and falling across the estate's trails.
Some of these damaged the metal railings on steeper sections of the trails, and repair work is now in progress. However, down at Dunston's Cave – the home of our famous Oil Bird Colony – a large tree above the entrance to the gorge uprooted itself and fell down into the stream below! It hung down over the front of the cave like a huge pendulum, blocking anyone from entering, and damaging the railings and walkway into the cave. And when it fell, it brought down all the neighbouring vines and some smaller trees, all of this leaving a large opening in the forest canopy above the gorge.
Those familiar with Dunston's Cave will appreciate that it is really a river gorge through which the stream flows. Parts of the gorge meet at the top forming a tunnel, but this with some openings to the sky. The loss of the forest canopy above the cave caused a lot more sunlight than usual to shine down into the gorge, and this gave rise to concerns for the birds with the interior of the cave becoming brighter in the daytime.
We had no choice but to cut the dangling tree trunk and then remove all of the branches and vines from the cave entrance. This was not only to restore the entrance, but to ensure that future heavy rains did not wash it all into the cave, possibly creating a dam inside. The work had to be done with chain saws, but the birds seemed to accept this, and subsequent bird counts indicate that, although the birds are deeper into the gorge, they are all still there.
Steps are being taken to revegetate the slopes above the cave, so that the original canopy will eventually return. However, the good news is that despite the trauma of the crashing trees and the subsequent clearing work, our Oil Birds seem to have settled back comfortably into Dunston's Cave.
June 2010
Trinidad's Arima Valley Forest sings again
When we suffered that long dry spell, and the forests in the valley below were burning every day, and through the nights, all of the songs of the forests dried up as well.
If you wanted to hear the birds sing, or the frogs chirping or croaking, you needed to walk down to the lower end of the Bamboo Valley Trail, where it crosses the stream, to hear the forest sing, or whisper to you. Back then, a walk along the driveway was a walk in silence, as the dry heat chased every little animal down to the places where water still
trickled down the valley. Even the many little musical streams which cross under the road had dried up and become silent.
But then the Cicadas began their "song" – that intense shrieking monotone which we claim is a call for the rains. And the rains soon followed – gently at first, just to cool the leaves in the canopies, the drops hardly reaching the crackling dry leaves underfoot.
And with this cooling, our little frogs began to move closer to the buildings and the road, and brought their songs with them. The birds too came out, to shake their feathers in the raindrops, and sing lustily from every perch. As the Hog Plum trees began to flower, you could hear the background humming of the bees high in the canopies.
And then the little streams themselves began to flow again, and a walk along the driveway provided lovely little melodies in stereo as the notes upstream complemented the downstream beat.
And having kissed the hilltops with their cooling breath, the clouds come larger now, literally pouring over the Guanapo Ridge, and pouring sheets of rain into the valley, with a roar as loud as an overhead jet plane, hide the hills from view. This too soon passes, and the birds sing again, the forest slowly shakes itself dry, and the little streams rise in a crescendo of crashing water and chirping frogs.
The Rain Forest has returned to us.
May 2010
Poui blooms a sure sign of spring
There is a local saying: "When the Poui
blossoms appear, exams are near." This seems accurate as many secondary school students are preparing for GCE/CXC exams. The spontaneous
and sporadic appearance of brilliant golden yellow throughout the hills of
the Northern Range indicates that it's the eve of exams and students should
be ready.
For the rest of us not preparing for exams, this bright and beautiful revelation is a sign that the dry season is nearing its end and we prepare for rain – much needed after this year's harsh dry season and the reckless burning and desecration of so much of our forests.
Fortunately for us at the Centre, we have been spared the ravages of the flames which consumed so much of the lower reaches of the valley, and we are especially fortunate to still have the opportunity to enjoy the blossoming of our Yellow Poui Trees. Come quickly to see these Spots of Gold as they brighten the hills of the Arima Valley.
This is the DRY dry season
Along the trails the leaves underfoot are crackling dry. None of the small animals can move with stealth, as the leaves crackle at their every move. Indeed, the former minor hazards of the trails, moss-covered rocks or slippery mud, no longer exist – replaced instead by the possibility of slipping on dried leaves on the steeper portions of our trails. The melodies of the sparkling little streams along our driveway have been silenced. A bare trickle of water is discernible between the stones, and some are no more than damp oozing patches in the painfully dry soil. Silenced too are the myriad little chirping frogs and crickets which serenaded us on the night walks. They have all migrated to the main stream,
to find the dampness they need to survive – but if you walk down to the Clearwater Pool, or up the driveway to the bridge, you can hear them there. Mists no longer rise in the early mornings down in the valley. Instead our iconic view is one of smoke from the ever-increasing bush fires, and
clouds of dust rising out of the quarries.
This extra-dry Dry Season is taking its toll throughout the country. Bush fires in the valleys have now moved up into the forests, although most people do not know there is a difference between the
"bush" and the forests. But it is rare indeed to see Spring Hill so deeply
affected by drought. And still, the day visitors who come up here are amazed at how
much cooler it is (or "less hot"?) than in the rest of the country. Will they take back with them the notion that the forests work for us, to keep us cool, to give us oxygen, and to fill our streams with water? If they do, will we have fewer "bush" fires in the future? We can only cherish this hope. And as young fruit and flowers wither on their plants, we do get a slight benefit at the Verandah: with the reduction of fruit and nectar in the forest, more birds are coming to the feeding tables and the bird baths under the Verandah. But we would all prefer the cool dampness of the rain forestall around us than the few extra birds
coming as much for refuge as for food. They say the rains won't come before the end of April. So, until they do we wait and watch, longing to see that cloud behind the La Laja hills, and to
hear the distant roar as rain drums down upon the canopy, washing clean the dust of man from the leaves, and pulling a deep grey veil of cleansing across the hillside, and concealing for a while the scars of quarrying in the valley below. And when it passes – as suddenly as it arrived – the valley below finally exhales and pours clouds of mist upwards into the sky. And the streams along our driveway will sing to us again, as will the frogs and crickets and the birds.
Until then, we wait, and dream, of the sound and the scent of rain. Will you be here when it comes?
by Peter O"Connor
March 2010
Manakins have a standing lunch date at the Ian Lambie Education Unit Courtyard
Since the tending of vegetation around the
verandah from the beginning of 2010 (by Head
Guide Mukesh, Senior Guide Harold and former
Guide Barry), the White Bearded Manakins
(Manacus manacus), both males and females,
are observed daily around lunchtime, feeding
just outside the western end of the main house.
It is a most welcome sight, through the
glass pane of the Ian Lambie Education Unit,
observing the manakins feed, as they enjoy
plucking those luscious berries from the lantana
(Lantana camara) trees
We continue to monitor the habits of our
adopted visitors outside in the Education Unit
courtyard. It is felt that these berries may have
been substituted for their popular diet of
Melastomeceae when not in season.
March 2010


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Last chance to go to the gym for 2003. I found that I had the time to do it. I even got up an hour earlier than I thought, 8:30 instead of 9:30 so that gave me plenty of time. The second of our bills for the month got paid when Joe took it down to the supermarket.
Apart from that it was a very leisurely day until we went into the Octagon at half past nine in the evening. In the next couple of hours it filled iwth people. We made our seat on the steps of Saint Paul's Cathedral. Gazebo Tiger played in the lower Octagon. Their music was ruined by a combination of poor balance provided by the sound system and too many bum notes. I suspect that most of the good musicians are out at Whare Flat for the music festival. At midnight pipers played Auld lang syne on the steps of the town hall and the revellers sang along with the band – the pipers finishing a verse ahead of them. The canon sounded and we were in a good position not to be deafened by it on the steps. Then there was a wonderful display of fireworks that could be felt through the soles of our feet. We reckon that they got up to level six in space invaders by the time it was over. They were fired from the top of the municipal building, and they set one of the balconies that surround the building alight. The smoke drfited across the Octagon. It took five minutes for the fire engine to arrive and make its way through the assembled crowd.


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By J. Rudolph
Walking past a crowded hotel bar in the middle of a horror convention, I spotted him. The famous glasses, the splash of gray hair, all gave away his identity. This man, a legend among us zombie fans, was no other than the George Romero, the father of zombies as the world came to understand them. Zombies; with their slow, shuffling gait; their nearly unstoppable quest for food; and their continuous movement with what would have been a fatal wound in an unafflicted person; all became a staple in what would later be referred to as a Romero zombie. And here I was, not that far from him. My starstruck self was too intimidated to approach him, to ask to shake his hand; and now? I never will.
Nearly 25 years ago I saw Night of the Living Dead for the first time, 24 years after it had been released, and I sat enthralled. I knew that he built the movie on a shoestring budget, and for all intents and purposes, it should have been relegated to the 'B' movie pile; but 15 minutes into the film you knew that this was special. Even my teenaged self recognized that the concepts, the gore, the fact that you could be one of the "good guys" and still lose; all ensured its place in history as a great and in that, ensured Mr. Romero would outlast the final curtain call. It was storytelling at its finest, something big money could never buy.
In the late 60's, Mr. Romero was an indie and redefined what being an indie meant. Nearly 50 years later, he still redefines what being an indie means. Mr. Romero didn't just take on a movie, he didn't just create a monster that had previously only been known as part of a voodoo curse and turn it into an industry. He showed the world that little guys had a voice and a message too.
The zombie genre evolved after that first taste. His original story was reanimation after irradiation, and as time went on, a viral or bacterial agent – horribly mutated of course – became the new norm. Others adapted it further to suit their story needs into fast-moving, super-infected monsters, while others remained loyal to the stumbling, moaning menaces that wander around aimlessly. Regardless of mode of infection or rate of speed, we have a new boogeyman to grow.
20 years after my first taste of the genre, I was still enthralled. I, too, adapted my monsters to fit my storyline, but the essence of his legacy, the idea that you don't need that big box backer to have a voice, stayed strong. The little guy had a place too, and not just being relegated to the bargain basement.
49 years of living legacy. It's more than most of us could dare to dream of, but Mr. Romero showed us that taking the risk of a potential downside is better than never trying at all.
Godspeed, Mr. Romero, and should we meet again at the ultimate horror convention on the other side? Please excuse the girl that will be coming up to you in the crowded bar just to shake your hand.
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What Is The Right Aquaponics Fish For You?
Small Aquaponics Setup
A lot more folks than ever are interested in aquaponics, as a way to elevate their very own fresh fish proper at house. As folks are becoming a lot more health mindful, the consumption of refreshing fish continues to rise. They are an outstanding source of Omega fatty acids, and numerous varieties are the two large in protein and reduced-fat. The only issue for most individuals is that new fish can be costly, specifically if you are making an attempt to stay away from taking in fish that have been exposed to chemical compounds and other pollutants.
Home aquaponics is a reduced-price way for the average person to have new thoroughly clean fish on a typical foundation. By environment up a small aquaponics method like a photo voltaic pond, a loved ones can enjoy natural fruit and vegetables, while at the exact same time getting able to harvest fresh fish on a regular foundation. As soon as you realize the fundamentals of aquaponics, it is easy and low-cost to round-up the essential supplies and materials. Most individuals use recycled materials for a home aquaponics method, however, it is essential to know what components to use, and what fish and veggies will develop greatest with the kinds you use.
In an aquaponics program, the greens clear the water for the fish, and the fish supply nutrients for the greens. The third part of the program that should be current is healthful bacteria, as they transform the fish waste into usable nitrates that the greens can readily absorb via their roots. The fish, plants, and microorganisms must be present in the correct proportions to every other so the system will function effectively, and with out this "biological stability", the method will fail to perform.
Choosing the Proper Aquaponics Fish Is Essential
The most typical fish used in aquaponics is tilapia, mostly since they grow swiftly, they taste delicious, and simply because they adapt nicely in a closed freshwater fish method. There are other varieties of fish that can be used, like catfish and koi, and the aquaponics crops that work greatest with every fish fluctuate.
Tilapia is known as an "invasive fish" in some areas, since they tend to restrict the growth and copy of other fish kinds that they are pressured to live with. It is important to know if nearby regulations allow elevating tilapia at house prior to making a option of what fish to use – since it is not permitted in some of the hotter states.
The amount of fish that you must include to your holding tank varies, based mostly on how large the keeping tank will be and whether or not the water will be mechanically circulated. Most little aquaponics companies begin out by getting about a pound of fish for each and every two gallons of water in the method.
There are 5 variables that will figure out how a lot vegetation the fish in your system can assistance and nourish on a normal basis:
one. What type of aquaponics established up you have and how a lot space there is
two. What sort of organic and natural veggies and fruit you want to harvest
three. The quantity and quantity of fish current
four. How big the fish are, and whether or not they are experienced
5. How significantly squander the fish create, and how a lot surplus fish feed is still left for the crops to absorb
A single of the most basic techniques to boost your harvest is to apply the raft aquaponics approach. This requires using elevated grow beds, and will demand at minimum fifty grams of fish food for every sq. meter of vegetation each and every working day.
The Type And Amount of Fish You Choose Need to Assistance The Vegetation
A popular organic vegetable that has greater every day nutrient needs than other varieties of veggies is refreshing squash. It requires nearly double the sum of fish meals each and every day, or a hundred grams, in the raft illustration above. The plants you pick will have to be in a position to expand with the nutrients existing in the drinking water, and that is why it is crucial to realize how the sum of fish sound waste and surplus fish feed will come into engage in.
The quantity of fish is so critical to the good results of the aquaponics program because the fish byproducts of ammonia and sound waste will be the principal supply of nutrients for the veggies. If you take place to feed the fish also a lot, the strong squander could develop up in the method, causing the drinking water to grow to be murky and toxic to the fish. This is why you must keep track of the h2o situations carefully until finally you get a great idea of how much meals will support the plants, but not muddy the h2o.
Acquiring harmony in the aquaponics method is the most important objective to achieve. The quantity of everyday servicing will decrease quickly as soon as the program finds its own balance, as the fish and plants maintain 1 yet another. If you pay out close focus to all three variables – the fish, the vegetation, and the quantity of healthful microorganisms – it will be easier than you believe to construct a self-sustaining program.
By means of cautious preparing and style, you can effortlessly stay away from many of the pitfalls encountered by newbies that rush into building their method just before they completely realize the critical pieces that will make this program a lengthy-expression achievement.
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You expect a bad movie to have a bad ending. What is really frustrating is when a good movie is ruined in the last 5 minutes by a terrible ending. Sometimes the endings are so bad they actually make you angry. Below are 3 movies that could have been great with just slightly different endings. Spoiler alert – We will be giving away the endings of these movies.
The Ninth Gate – Johnny Depp plays a rare book merchant who makes an extraordinary find. There is an ancient manuscript which was supposedly written by the Devil himself. At first, Johnny is only interested in the monetary value of such a book. However, as the plot progresses, he begins to believe in the power of the book
Supposedly, if you can collect all the right pieces and read them out loud, you can open up the Ninth Gate to Hell and walk through it. Why exactly anyone would want to do this is never made clear. That point aside, this movie is very exciting. It has mystery, suspense, and even a beautiful woman with supernatural powers.
However, the ending will leave you shouting at the screen. After many long and dangerous adventures, Johnny Depp successfully collects all the parts of the book. He then arranges them in the correct order and begins to read the incantations. This is the moment the whole film had been building to. Will the Ninth Gate to Hell really open? If it does, what will Hell look like? We never find out.
The movie just stops. The credits roll and that's it. It was as if the movie company ran out of money on the film and had to shut down production. There is no use sitting through all the credits either. There is no hidden scene after the credits. We never get to see what happens when Johnny Depp reads the book.
The Devil Wears Prada – Anne Hathaway plays Andy, the young innocent woman who gets a job as an assistant to Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep) at the fashion magazine Runway. This movie is terrific. Runway Magazine, of course, is really Vogue, and Miranda Priestly is actually Anna Wintour the dictator of Vogue.
Meryl Streep gives an amazing performance as a woman who is willing to do whatever it takes to retain the top position in the cutthroat world of high fashion. Anne Hathaway starts out knowing nothing about the business, and finds the whole Fashion scene rather silly. As the film progresses, however, she comes see the true excitement that draws so many to that world. She looks more and more beautiful as she learns the secrets of how to dress perfectly.
It turns out that Andy has a natural aptitude for the business and eventually becomes the indispensable "right hand woman" for Miranda.
Then we come to the end of the movie. After having reached the top, Andy simply quits the job and walks away. It is supposed to be one of those morality tale endings. She does not want to have to make the moral compromises it takes to stay at the top of the fashion world.
It is a ridiculous ending. We are supposed to believe that this young woman quits a job where she meets famous people, attends amazingly lavish parties, goes to fashion shows in Paris, and gets one-of-a-kind dresses for free. Yes, she drops this so she can spend more time with her boyfriend who is a short order cook in Brooklyn.
It simply makes no sense. To make it worse, the final scene shows Anne Hathaway in a coffee shop, wearing frumpy clothing and obviously about 20 pounds heavier than when she was at Runway Magazine. In the coffee shop she is looking very happy. Apparently the makers of this movie really believe the old adage, "fat and happy."
Despite the ending, this film is still worth seeing. It is one of the best performance Meryl Streep has ever given. She plays a woman who will never leave this exciting and glamorous word willingly. In the final scene when Anne Hathaway talks about walking away from the job; Meryl Streep answers, "Don't be ridiculous. Everyone wants to be us."
Wall Street: Money never Sleeps – Most people will simply refer to this movie as Wall Street 2, although that is not the title. This is the long awaited sequel to the 1987 blockbuster movie Wall Street, which ended with the business tycoon Gordon Gekko going to prison for insider trading.
Gordon Gekko (played by Michael Douglas) is now out of prison and is a changed man. The movie was made in 2010, but the film is supposed to take place just before the Great Recession of 2008. Gekko is no longer bold and adventurous. He is meek and tries to warn people about the excesses of the banks. He is no longer allowed to trade securities in the United States, and even if he could he has no money with which to do so.
The twist is that his new personality is all a ruse. He is still the same son of a bitch, money driven person who went into prison. He steals the large trust fund from his own daughter, and moves to England. There he is legally allowed to trade securities. He has not lost his touch, and makes many millions. He returns to wearing hand-tailored suits and even changes his hair to the slicked-back style that he was famous for the in the first movie, when he gave his "greed is good" speech.
The movie would have been terrific if it had stopped there. It even had the perfect ending line. After making his millions in the UK and wearing his new suit, Gordon Gekko looks straight at the camera and states "I'm back!".
However, the makers of the movie decided instead to end it with a sappy, feel good morality theme. Apparently they thought you just can't have the bad guy win. So in the last five minutes of the movie they change this classic bad guy into a good guy. He takes his millions and wires it to a project for his daughter. Not only does the money go back to his daughter, it gets invested in a Cold Fusion research facility, which will magically solve the environmental problems caused by fossil fuel.
This is an idiotic ending. We have seen Gordon Gekko through two entire movies and everything he does is motivated by greed and money for himself. You can't just change him into a caring philanthropist is the last 5 minutes of the sequel. Gordon Gekko cares only about himself, and that is what has made him such an iconic American figure.
The ironic part is that anyone who had read anything about cold fusion knows it does not work. Everyone who ever invested money in it lost 100% of their investment. The Gordon Gekko we love to hate would never make such a stupid mistake.


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In an editorial that reminds me a little of her role as Della Bea Robinson in Ray (2004), the gorgeous Kerry Washington turns up the Mid-century glamour for the July 2012 issue of Vogue Italia. Really over the moon here for the makeup and hair — strong brow/smokey eye and a bouffant flip will get me every. time. — and the vintage Los Angeles feel. This house is amazing, no? Lovely.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Another "knockout game" incident was suspected in an attack Wednesday in the Bronx, according to a published report.
The victim, a 23-year-old man, was attacked by three men at 167th Street and Nelson Avenue around 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, according to a New York Post report. The suspects approached the victim from behind and hit him in the back of the head, police said.
A witness told the newspaper the man fell "like he got shot."
The "knockout game" has been blamed for numerous other assaults, many of them in Brooklyn. The so-called game is a violent trend in which youths sucker-punch unsuspecting strangers for kicks.
Earlier this week, Mira Harpazi, 72, was walking two blocks from her home at the Starret City housing complex in Brooklyn when she was punched in the face by a man in his 20s.
Like other alleged "knockout" victims, she was not robbed, but left on the street injured.
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by Nick DeRiso
So much for the congenial atmosphere surrounding this long-awaited reunion of Genesis. The documentary 'Together and Apart,' one of two new projects featuring contributions from each of the band's five '70s-era members, premiered last night (October 4) — and Steve Hackett isn't happy with the results.
"It's certainly a biased account of Genesis history and totally ignores my solo work," Hackett said, via Facebook. "It does not deliver the theme of 'Together and Apart.' In my interview, I spoke at length as much about my solo career as my time in Genesis, but was not given any editorial involvement."
Hackett, who left Genesis in 1977, joined former bandmates Tony Banks, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel and Mike Rutherford for a friendly gathering on Thursday (October 2) in London's Leicester Square for a screening of the documentary. But Hackett says he didn't emerge with the same feeling he got from a new compilation called 'R-Kive,' which combines the band's best-known hits with select songs from their individual careers.
"Whilst the documentary's sister project, the 'R-Kive' box set, represents us all equally, the documentary does the opposite," Hackett says. "I know the documentary will soon be on sale via various outlets, but I won't be selling this via my own website."
Hackett has been touring behind his latest 'Genesis Revisited' project, which found him returning to the music they created some four decades back. He is also completing a new album of original material, which he says is due early next year. Meanwhile, UK fans can stream 'Together and Apart' via the BBC. The film, expanded and retitled as 'Sum of the Parts,' will be released on DVD and Blu-ray in November.
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With the heightened awareness of the opioid crisis in patient treatment, there is increasing attention being given to alternative treatment options. This is a quick follow-up to our discussions at the Pittsburgh Symposium and the letters that were sent to every state medical board and to every state medical society - a letter introducing them to the Academy and offering to be available to them should they need our expertise as they consider changes to their laws and regulations regarding alternative approaches to the treatment of pain which avoid drugs where possible. The Academy wants to be sure that officials at the state medical boards and with the state medical associations are aware of the Academy and the substantive assistance we can provide in their consideration of medical acupuncture as an alternative treatment for pain. We are pleased to report that we have already been contacted by a couple of organizations about setting up a meeting. As these are scheduled and convened, we will provide further updates, but want to share the news that the word is getting out and there is interest!
You can still make a big difference in the reception our letter gets if you would contact the leadership of the state medical board and the state medical societies to reinforce the message that medical acupuncture is an acceptable alternative in these situations. Hearing from someone in their own state always carries a lot of weight.
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The following physicians recently met the stringent requirements of the American Board of Medical Acupuncture (ABMA) and have achieved Board Certification in medical acupuncture. These doctors have earned the designation DABMA (Diplomate, American Board of Medical Acupuncture):
Integrating Osteopathic Manipulations and Functional Medicine with Medical Acupuncture: Techniques to Release Channels and Clinical Pearls
Presented by Jay Sandweiss, DO, C-NMM/OMM, FAAMA
Save the Date: January 27-28, 2018, Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Sandweiss is board certified by the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture and the American Osteopathic Association in neuro-musculoskeletal medicine and osteopathic manipulative medicine. He is a popular speaker at AAMA functions. This workshop is planned in response to requests from attendees at his 2017 pre-symposium workshop. Additional details will be available soon!
In the short video, Dr Hansa Bhargava, a medical advisor for Medscape and a practicing physician, talks about the benefits of acupuncture. Might be a nice addition to your website or social media channels to help educate patients. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/882127
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Clinical Effect of Electroacupuncture on Lung Injury Patients Caused by Severe Acute Pancreatitis
This study aimed to investigate the effects of electroacupuncture at the Lieque, Chize, and Zusanli points in patients with lung injury caused by severe acute pancreatitis.
Resting-state Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Analysis of Brain Functional Activity in Rats with Ischemic Stroke Treated by Electro-acupuncture
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EA at ST 36 and LI 11 could enhance the neural activity of motor function-related brain regions, including motor cortex, dorsal thalamus, and striatum in rats, which is a potential treatment for ischemia stroke.
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Senseless Murder – Atlanta Teen Murdered For Jordans
It's becoming commonplace to listen to the news and hear that someone's life was cut short, snubbed out for less than a couple hundred bucks. Another senseless and devastating crime was committed, this time over tennis shoes. A High School freshman is said to have been murdered because of his large shoe collection. The victim and his sixth period classmates were reportedly thrilled when the final exam ended Wednesday morning. It was officially time for the holiday break.
Abiodun Anifowoshe, 15, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution he saw a close friend, Paul Sampleton, after the final bell rang. "He was smiling, listening to music," Abiodun said. "He got on his bus, I got on mine. We were all happy." Soon after Paul's life ended. Within three hours, Paul would be found dead, the victim of a homicide that Gwinnett County believe started as a robbery at the teen's home. The teen's father found the teen shot inside the home.
Police quickly ruled out suicide or an accidental shooting, calling Paul's death a homicide.
On what should have been a carefree afternoon, the teen's friends and classmates were shocked to learn of the death of the outgoing, smiling teen who moved to the area before the start of the school year.
Paul played on the freshman football team and played baseball, according to his friends. But he had one hobby that made him stand out from others.
"He did love his shoes," Abiodun said. "The new Jordans and Nikes that came out, Paul was always the first to get them."
Manny said his friend had at least 20 pairs of high-end, high-priced basketball shoes. Paul not only wore them, but sometimes traded them or sold them, his friends said. Classmates speculated that Paul's love of shoes could have led to his death, but investigators declined to release further details about a motive or any suspects.
Parents, we are responsible for teaching our children that they must value LIFE above all things. They must be taught that material things are just that, perishables that come and go. Make sure you're not placing too much value on name brand shoes and clothes, but instead grooming your child to possess characteristics that make them and you proud. Our children take a lot of their cues from our actions and behaviors, so be careful to set a wise example.
Words by Sid Powell
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Sid Powell is the NAACP-nominated screenplay writer of 'Somebody's Child', a mother of two, and the owner of SIDPo Productions. Read more about how SIDPo Productions is 'Changing Everything' at http://www.sidpoproductions.com.


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Yeah, I'm still a little peeved that I seem to be one of like three people who haven't gotten into the Hearthstone beta, but never mind: Card Hunter just announced it's going live on September 12, and I'm like "Hearthstone who?"
(Not that I won't play it.)
This is one of my big "must have's" of the year based on my time in the beta, and I cannot wait to get in and collecting gear, stomping enemies, and reliving my non-existent PnP D&D days. Everyone says that the completely free option is pretty generous, but I'm excited enough to want to buy the basic edition special for $25. Maybe that's just the heat of the moment talking, so we'll see.
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> Dance News > Articles
28-12-2017 by Bradley Castelli
Aura is everything to everyone who is part of it, and in an era where the world of dance is arguably overpopulated with dancers, this group is taking full advantage of the opportunity to pursue their shared passion as professionals instead of mere hobbyists.
28-06-2017 by Liza Baliasnaja
This work doesn't help us with our struggle to define what contemporary dance is but it definitely conveys what it can be (Liza Baliasnaja)
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28-08-2015 by Božena Gudalevič, Max Ryynänen
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02-09-2014 by Lithuanian Dance Information Centre
Short summary of Lithuanian dance field.
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Lesbian at a Bachelor Party
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I run for miles just to get close to you and then when you're there when you're in front of my there aren't words there is only my incessant heart that insists on beating seventeen times too fast whenever I'm in your presence.
It doesn't help that I'm so hungry for love for touch for attention for kissing for you that I hide when your close and that's not a metaphor I actually hide as in I crawl under the sink and wait until you're gone.
It doesn't matter that I ran for miles to get here and that then seeing you real and alive and breathing and looking worse than I thought you'd look it doesn't matter it doesn't matter I will die here in the cupboard of shame and fear and love and sweat and
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A man who was serving 39 years to life in prison decided to started drawing golf courses. His art was really cool. One thing led to another, and his drawings made their way to Golf Digest, which then wrote about him, realized his conviction sounded dubious, investigated, and guess what.
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