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This sweet painting is a quick and fun. It represents the nostalgic iconography of ice cream.
Little Brushes Summer Camp- $75 for all three days, $28 per day! **ONE DAY ONLY ** Tuesday August 18 Neapolitan Dynamite
**SWEET TREATS** Refreshing sweet treats to cool you down this summer! Paint Neapolitan Dynamite, Summer Slice & Cool Treats. Little Brushes will be led by professional artists specialized in children's art education.
We are bringing the party to you!! LIVE INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL CLASS. (This class will not be held in the studio.)
A few days prior to the start time, we will send you instructions of how to log into ZOOM and take the LIVE, INTERACTIVE CLASS!
You will receive a paint at home kit that includes a 16"x 20" canvas, paint brushes, paint, disposable apron, water cup, palette plates, paper towels and a link to join the live interactive class from home.
This kit will be available for curbside pickup at the studio ONLY Thursday August 13th from 2-8 PM or Friday August 14th from 12-5 pm. Please call the studio when you arrive and we will place your paint kit outside the door or WE CAN SHIP TO YOUR HOME VIA UPS! Add to your cart before checking out at: https://www....cottcity/shop
Table Top Easels on sale for a discount in our shop page above. Complete paint experience! (Pick Up Only)
(AGES 6-10) Looking for a fun and creative outlet for your little artist? Then Little Brushes has exactly what you are looking for! At Little Brushes we offer a fun-filled party, atmosphere where your little artists can have a blast creating their own masterpieces. From painting to crafting and everything in between Little Brushes fosters a friendly and collaborative environment, providing everything your little artist will need to bring out their creative spirit.
The Perfect Night Out
Enjoy drinks, upbeat music and hanging out with your favorite people while you paint! It's as fun for first-time painters as it is for experienced artists.
Fun Atmosphere
From the moment you walk in, the mood is light, the music is fun and the conversation comes easy!
Easy to Do
You don't need to be a seasoned painter — we make it easy for everyone to find their inner artist!
Sit Together
You'll get seats with all your friends, even if you book separately. Just tell us your friends' names when you register.
Paint Your Way
There's no rule that says you have to follow the artist's steps. It's your art, so paint it however you like!
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out our FAQs to learn more about what to expect from your Pinot's Palette experience or feel free to call the studio to speak to a member of our staff.
What is Pinot's Palette?
Pinot's Palette is Howard County's premiere paint and sip destination. We have an upscale studio that can hold up to 46 painters. You come to us for an entertaining evening where you create a masterpiece and memories with your friends and family. We also have a full bar so you can enjoy libations while you paint. Pinot's Palette is truly the place to Paint. Drink. Have Fun.
Do I need to be an artist to attend a class?
No! We will help you discover your inner artist. :-) Our talented artists will guide you step-by-step through the featured painting and will ensure you stay on track to completing your very own masterpiece. There are no mistakes at Pinot's Palette...only happy accidents.
How do I sign up for a class?
Signing up is simple! Go to www.PinotsPalette.com/EllicottCity and select Event Calendar. Click on the class/painting event you want to attend and register by using the on-screen directions. If you have any questions or would like assistance from a staff member, please call us at 443-420-8378.
Can I bring my own food to Pinot's Palette?
Yes! Feel free to bring in any food items you'd like. We provide paper plates, napkins and plastic utensils for your convenience.
Where are we located?
We are located in Turf Valley Towne Square off of Marriottsville Road near Route 40 and I-70. Our address is: 11105 Resort Road, Suite 105, Ellicott City, MD 21042.


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Location: Burlington, MA
Job ID: 156326-1A
Date Posted: Sep 30, 2019
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We are committed to attracting, developing and retaining top talent in a market long recognized and revered as a global leader in health. With a team approach to care, we encourage learning and growth at all levels, and we offer competitive salaries and benefits. We adhere to the principles of a just and fair work environment for all colleagues, where respect is foundational and performance is rewarded.
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The Training Specialist delivers end user training to a diverse healthcare audience for assigned [email protected] application(s) or project(s). The Training Specialist in conjunction with the Instructional Designer will design, development and deliver courseware and presentations that support multiple learning styles for colleagues. With the Instructional Designer the Training Specialist will develop standards, strategies and utilize technologies to instruct and educate colleagues across the organization. The Training Specialist works closely with Instructional Designers, Analysts and Subject Matter Experts on assigned project(s).
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The Holy Spirit is often depicted as a Dove, as when Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River by John the Baptist. I include some tongues of fire, as at Pentecost. This is beautiful on a pendant or charm bracelet. Perfect Confirmation gift!
Prints of this image are also available in this shop.
The same image is on both sides.
All of our pendants are made with lead free solder and glass. Great on a chain or bracelet. We offer a ball chain for $4 elsewhere in our shop.
If you put the charm/medal on a key chain, it may get broken if not treated kindly. It is glass. If you want one for a key chain, we can custom make your medium charm/medal with a thicker glass for $2. Small charm/medals don't need thicker glass, but either way, they need to be on a chain before you add them to your key ring.
Our jewelry orders are sent gift wrapped as shown, and we include a holy card of Sue's drawing of Pope Francis!


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Aden (ANTARA News/Reuters) - At least 22 Islamist militants were killed in overnight clashes and an air strike in southern Yemen, where government troops are fighting rebels linked to al Qaeda, a local official and residents said on Sunday.
Around 15 of the dead were killed in fighting north of the militant stronghold of Jaar, a town in Abyan province that has been controlled by the militants since last year.
The al Qaeda-linked Ansar al-Sharia (Partisans of Islamic Law) exploited last year`s popular protests against former president Ali Abdullah Saleh to capture swathes of territory in Abyan, including the provincial capital Zinjibar.
The expansion of the militants` area of control has unsettled the United States and Saudi Arabia, both targets of failed attacks by Yemen`s al Qaeda wing (AQAP), which this week claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in the capital Sanaa that killed more than 100 soldiers.
This month the government began a counter-offensive against Ansar al-Sharia with U.S. help.
A military official said the army had managed to recapture key positions in Zinjibar, where at least 63 militants were killed on Saturday in heavy fighting, many of them Somalis.
The bodies of seven militants were seen on Sunday being carried away from a factory located west of Jaar, which is used by Ansar al-Sharia as a base, after it was attacked by a Yemeni warplane on Saturday night.
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Washington considers Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the group`s Yemeni wing which has attracted fighters from Somalia and Saudi Arabia, as its most active cell.
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[This post is about machines used by people. I realize things are different in the server room.]
We had one core per socket for a long time. When multi-cores came along, dual core seemed pretty awkward: real concurrency was possible, but with speedup bounded above by two, there wasn't much point doing anything trickier than "make -j2". Except in low-end machines two cores seems to have been a passing phase. Now, several years later, it is possible to buy desktop processors with six or eight cores, but they do not seem to be very common or popular. However, I will definitely spend some time working for a 4x speedup, so stalling there may not be such a shame. Even some inexpensive tablets are quad core now. But are we just pausing at four cores for another year or two, or is this going to be a stable sweet spot? If we are stuck at four, there should be a reason. A few random guesses:
- Desktop workloads seldom benefit much from more than four cores.
- Going past four cores puts too much of a squeeze on the number of transistors available for cache memory.
- Above four cores, DRAM becomes a significant bottleneck.
- Above four cores, operating systems run into scalability problems.
None of these limitations is fundamental, so perhaps in a few years four cores will be low-end and most workstations will be 16 or 32?


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drchrono wants to make sure every patient you have scheduled comes in for their appointment. This is the reason we have given you the ability to send your patients automatic reminders. You are able to send reminders to your patients in the form of an email, sms text message, and/or a phone call. drchrono also give you the ability to create custom reminder profiles that you can easily choose from when creating an appointment, click here to learn how to setup a reminder profile.
The reminder report is a powerful tool that gives you the ability to see how many reminders have been successfully sent. You are also given the options to search for specific patients and within the time frame of your choosing. This can be useful when a patient says they have not received any reminders. If the report shows that the reminder(s) was successfully sent you will want to make sure to confirm with your patient that you have their correct contact information. If you choose an email as a reminder please let your patients know to check their spam folder. Some email providers mark these emails as spam, so they never reach the patients actual inbox.
So what constitutes a successfully sent reminder?
Phone calls
Our system marks it verified when the receiver picks up and presses 1 when prompted to do so, or a voicemail left
SMS Text Messages
Our system marks it verified when the text message is sent to the carrier successfully (text messages to landlines that don't have SMS won't be confirmed.)
Our system marks it as verified when the receiver clicks on the appointment link. Once the receiver loads the images in their email we know they viewed it.
See below to learn how to view your reminder report.
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Trump is not the kind of (read character/personality) president I would prefer. But then neither was Kennedy, Nixon, Bill Clinton or Hillary (if she had been elected). Personally, I think Ford, Carter, Reagan, the 2 Bush's and to some extent even Obama conducted themselves with a demeanor that honors the office. I'm not sure I see that happening with Trump. He, unfortunately, is another in a category of what appears to be self serving, and, with Trump in particular, generally not presidential (my opinion). But alas all those mentioned before, and now Trump, were and are our (speaking of the citizens of US) president.
Was he (Trump) locker room boasting or has he actually grab women inappropriately? I don't know and I suggest neither do you. To talk that way is wrong and insulting to women and to actually act out that way is criminal. I will tell you that I am VERY glad that hidden microphones were not around for some of the hurtful things I have said to Barbie and she feels the same way about some of the things she has said to me. We have truly done more damage to each other by some of our unrecorded words that anything I or Trump may have boasted about in the "locker room". In fact as I have asked around, most admit that we are fortunate microphones were not hidden in various places for some of the worst things we have said. This in NO WAY excuses what I have said to Barbie or the demeaning way Trump spoke about women. But it is disingenuous for most of us to have some huge moral outrage at Trump while at the same time thanking our lucky stars under our breath that some of our "locker room" outbursts were never recorded. It is at this point I want to apologize to all women for any of the untoward things I have spoken in the past which were insulting towards women. I am glad there were not many, but I am guilty. I am far sorrier for how I have hurt my wife with my reactive or cutting words which actually did damage.
So I get it, Trump is not my kind of president either, but he IS my president. And I actually held my nose and voted for him as, given the candidates we were afforded, I was driven to a single issue and that was abortion. This single issue is defining and dividing our country more than race, gender questions or cake baking. It is an issue that gained significant traction out of the free love generation of the 60's and the lack of wanting to take responsibility for what all that unaccountable sex produced. Just to be clear, this is a maturity and a responsibility issue not some benign choice issue. A majority of Americans oppose abortion on demand. Science has learned so much since the early 70's to include the awareness of immense pain the not yet born baby can feel after just a few weeks of growth.
Consider this, we would all be outraged if somebody cut open a beautiful Labrador dog, pulled half a dozen puppies out and cut them into pieces. In fact that person would be arrested and prosecuted for animal cruelty and would likely spend time behind bars. But do the same thing in a PP office and a million people marching for women's rights will cheer as if that act somehow preserved civility and rights. Or the fact that the majority of women who identified as pro-choice, once shown an actual video of a C&D or partial birth abortion change their position right then and there. My son Chad and I were discussing this subject this morning and he said that a nice white sanitary veil has been hung up to obscure the reality of what is actually happening behind the closed doors of abortion clinics and that people have bought into an idea of freedom, choice and rights that is actually anything but.
I had a close and long time friend write something on facebook this past week to the effect of "if my friends who voted for Trump don't get it, then just listen". So this past Saturday, my wife and I watched and listened to CNN and other mainstream media outlets as the "march for women's rights" events were televised. Maybe it is just us "stupid rural" folks, but to watch Ashley Judd's rant or Elisabeth Warren describe the things she wants to fight Trump about was to end up very confused. I will just put Ashley Judd aside as I don't even know what to say about her, but I did not hear very much of what Elisabeth Warren was fighting for that Trump would disagree with or that Trump has not already joined in the fight for. In addition to listening, we also watched. And what we saw confused us even more. For a crowd that was (in truth) protesting Trump's disgusting antics as much or more than they were advocating women's rights, we were frankly disgusted by many of the vile signs, costumes and gestures. Remind me – what was this march about??? We saw signs covering the gamut of subjects, most of which had little or nothing to do with women's rights.
Now top all that off with the fact that if you were a Trump supporter or a pro-life woman, your rights were not to be included or protected in this "noble" cause. In fact, you were not welcomed and if you did show up you were threatened and actually chased from the parade route.
So after actually listening and watching Barbie and I did in fact learn a few things. We learned that well over 50% of the women in America were simply "not welcomed" to this party supposedly promoting all women's rights. We learned that Ashley Judd is just plain crazy. We learned that many people are, justifiably, upset about Trump's foul mouth and perhaps actions and are willing to get out and march about it. We learned that the "everyone is welcomed to join" does not actually mean everyone. We learned that if Trump voices support for something it is ignored but if Elisabeth Warren is for the same exact thing everyone cheers. We learned that Madonna wants to "blow up the White House". We agree that it's wrong for Trump to say disgusting things but don't understand why countless people wearing vagina costumes out in public is somehow ok. We learned that an anti-Jewish and anti-Israel Palestinian woman was one of the main organizers of the march which doesn't sound very inclusive.
Most of these fears being expressed appear to be red herrings to me. I haven't heard Trump or anybody he has appointed wanting to invalidate gay marriages, destroy the arts (although in my opinion government has no business spending tax dollars there but that is not an attack on the arts), undo LGBTQ rights or in any way destroy education (although this should only be handled at the state level in my opinion). And even though Trump would be called a climate denier, to a person, everyone he has appointed who has been asked in the vetting hearings, agrees that climate change is real. I have not seen any suggestion or indication that any US citizen might be marginalized because of race, gender or religion in fact, Trump has a better record of equal pay in his businesses than Hillary did among her own staff.
Bottom line, listening should be a 2-way experience. But we have learned that it is not always that way. We also leaned that to be included, welcomed or not ignored means something very different with those who lean left than those of us who lean further to the right. It is normally portrayed that the left is the inclusive and non judgmental crowd but this past weekend would suggest the opposite is actually true.


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Page School girls grab your favorite guy for the Annual Me & My Guy Spring Fling dance! Light refreshments will be provided – and music will be provided by Spin City. This event is free but we ask that your RSVP below so we have a general idea of how many will be dancing the night away!
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In the event of a school closure during the day, the school will tell parents of the closure so that arrangements can be made to collect your children. A text will be sent to all parents to ask them to collect their children. A recorded message stating the circumstances will be on the school's answering machine and a notice put outside the school as well as information available on the school's website.
Haringey Council will also be told about the closure and it will be published on their website along with updates being made available on their schools' hotline, which parents can call on 020 8489 3737.
http://www.haringey.gov.uk/environment-and-waste/major-emergencies/school closures
However, if a school is closed due to an incident overnight or during the weekend, again the Council will be contacted and the information made available via the school and council websites and the schools' hotline (020 8489 3737), as well as information being available through the school's answerphone message and a notice at the front of the school.
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Turns out (shocking, I know) I took a lot of photos during 2012…perhaps too many. Some made it up here, but at least 80% did not. I found a neat little app (memovy) that will time-lapse photos from your phone and add a little music to it as well.
(also, I mistakenly titled it 2013…when it should really say 2012…but I can't change it now…so deal)
Here's a quick recap of 2012…
We traveled to…
- Monterey, CA
- Colorado
- Utah
- Portland
- South Africa
- San Francisco
- Mammoth
- Jackson, WY
- Yellowstone
- Arizona
- Idaho
- Sonoma
- Santa Barbara
- Princeton, NJ
- Georgia
- Lander, WY
- and probably a few other places I've forgotten.
- Attended two college graduations
- Threw a joint 60th birthday party
- Celebrated from afar another 60th birthday
- Went wine tasting (three times)
- Went on at least 2 fishing trips
- Quit a job
- Then got a job with NOLS (bucket list)
- Cooked a lot of good food
- Completed a Triathlon
- Lost 10 pounds
- Had papers published
- Breathed new life into our 12-year-old Subaru (According to our checkbook, it should last another 12 years now)
- Reconnected with a friend from high school
- Reconnected with at least 5 friends from college
- Watched our nieces and nephew grow up (way too fast)
- Visited family
- Had family visit us
- Drove MANY miles
- Worked hard
- Threw a Christmas party
- Had friends visit us
- and I'm sure there is more…
Here's to an even better 2013 filled with more adventures, road trips, friends and family!


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Congratulations to the 2019 Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award recipients!
Since 2008, the University of Texas System Board of Regents has annually recognized exemplary educators from every UT institution with a Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award. The awards honor extraordinary classroom performance and innovation in undergraduate instruction.
This year, 27 faculty members from UT's 14 academic and health institutions have been named recipients of the 2019 Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award. Each recipient will receive a certificate, a medallion and $25,000 in appreciation of their impact on students and their institutions.
Over the last decade, regents have presented over $19 million to more than 700 educators, making the awards program among the largest in the nation for rewarding outstanding faculty performance. Given the depth and breadth of talent across the UT System, the program also is likely one of the nation's most competitive.
Nominees undergo a series of rigorous evaluations by students, peer faculty and external reviewers. The review panels consider a range of activities and criteria in their evaluations of a candidate's teaching performance, including classroom expertise, curricula quality, innovative course development and student learning outcomes.
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Working on my neighbors Dell Dimension 8400. Will not boot. I get a BSOD with error STOP: 0x0000007B. Cannot get into the Recovery Console to do a Repair using the Windows XP disc. It will not boot into the Safe Mode, Safe Mode Command Prompt, Last known good configuration, or anything else. I was able to get into the HDD Diagnostic program and it came back with a Fail: Return Code: 7. Can I pretty much assume that the hard drive has failed at this point?
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FPU Lesson 3 – Cash Flow Planning
The third week covers how to create a complete and thorough budget. Below are my notes from the lesson, including the key points that I highlight from the video when leading the class, and some supplemental material that I think could help the class go further on this topic.
Lesson 3, Cash Flow Planning
Key Points
Spend all your money on paper before the month begins. When it comes to cash flow planning, the emphasis is on the plan. Making a plan puts every dollar you earn to work towards some goal. It's true that reality might interrupt your plan, forcing you to adjust, but having no plan to begin with turns what would have been an interruption into a crisis.
Use the envelope system for successful cash management. Debit and credit cards sell us on the convenience, but what the really do is numb you to the amount of money being spent. To gain control over spending, you need to see and feel the money leaving. Setting aside cash for items on your budget (such as groceries, restaurants, clothing, etc.) can help rein in costs in those categories.
Give your budget 90 days to really start working. It takes time for a new skill to develop into moderate proficiency. Don't think you're going to be the exception. Even four years later, my family is still learning ways to improve our monthly money management process.
What Are Your Four Walls? Build a strong foundation for your budget by determining which things must be taken care of each month.
Balance Your Checkbook. Don't fake it when things don't add up. Making the effort here can really pay off.
What's Your Car Worth? You'll need to know to fill out your consumer equity form. The Kelley Blue Book website can tell you. (www.kbb.com)
Go Deeper
Here are some resources for helping you refine your family's value system when it comes to life and money:
- Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren
- QBQ! by John Miller
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Food for thought: Miami Dolphins' Ricky Williams part-owner of new restaurant.
By BARRY JACKSON
He's a Heisman Trophy winner, a former NFL rushing champion, a world-traveler, part-time college student and occasional massage therapist.
And now you can add ``restaurant owner'' to Ricky Williams' résumé. The Dolphins running back is among the owners of PROOF, which opens Tuesday in the Z Ocean Hotel on Miami Beach's Ocean Drive. ``We had our differences about the menu,'' Williams said Tuesday. ``But we came to a nice agreement.''The menu, featuring 65 food options and 22 cocktails, includes a Ricky's Picks section with four dishes -- margarita pizza ($14), black bean burger ($12), rice noodles and tofu ($18) and mushroom and assorted vegetables risotto ($18). There also is seafood, steaks, hamburgers and sushi, among other dishes.
Williams said when he goes out to dine, ``I have to order sides because I'm a vegetarian. Now I can order entrees.'' Dolphins coach Tony Sparano joked Wednesday that ``I've got to make sure that there's Ricky food'' at team functions. Williams good-naturedly said, ``There's not really Ricky food. He just means I just get a salad or something.'' Former Cincinnati Bengals running back Rudi Johnson, another of PROOF's owners said, ``I'm a meat-and-potato guy. He's a vegan guy. We have both things covered.''Williams said the name ``PROOF'' has no special significance. ``We wanted to do something that was catchy,'' he said. ``During the season, I won't be involved at all. But during the offseason, I might come down here and learn. Anything I'm involved in, I like to really be a part of.''


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Authorities have released a sketch of man believed to be tied to last month's fatal shooting of a 20-year-old man in San Francisco.
The victim, Calvin Riley of San Mateo, was playing Pokemon Go with a friend around 9:50 p.m. on Aug. 6 when he was shot in San Francisco's Aquatic Park.
United States Park Police, the lead agency in the investigation, on Wednesday released a sketch of the homicide suspect.
Police also said the suspect is associated with a 2013-2015 model white four-door Toyota Avalon that was seen leaving the area of where the shooting occurred.
Riley was a promising pitcher at Serra High School in San Mateo. He was also pursuing his baseball dreams at Delta College in Stockton.
Anyone with information may contact the U.S. Park Police tipline at 415-561-5150 or U.S. Park Police Communications at 415-561-5508.


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WASHINGTON — The Bush administration's top health official is expressing frustration that the salmonella outbreak from tainted tomatoes hasn't been solved yet.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt on Tuesday asked Congress for more funding and stronger legal powers for food import safety agencies.
More than 800 people have been sickened since April, and investigators said last week they are no closer to finding the cause.
Adding to tomato confusion, the government is about to start testing numerous other types of fresh produce in the hunt for the source of the nation's record salmonella outbreak — even as it insists tomatoes remain the leading suspect.
Investigators are mum on exactly what other vegetables are getting tracked.
Items commonly served with fresh tomatoes is the only hint Food and Drug Administration food safety chief Dr. David Acheson would give, calling it "irresponsible" to point a finger until he has more evidence that some other food really deserves the extra scrutiny.
Tomatoes remain implicated
"Tomatoes aren't off the hook," he stressed. "It's just that there is clearly a need to think beyond tomatoes."
Still, Acheson widened FDA's probe on Tuesday, activating an emergency network of food laboratories around the country in anticipation of lots of additional samples to test.
The reason is that the outbreak continues, with 869 people now confirmed having taken ill. Most troublesome, at least 179 of them fell ill in June, the latest on June 20. That is more than two months after the first salmonella illnesses appeared, meaning the outbreak is continuing weeks longer than food-poisoning specialists had expected — and suggesting the culprit is still on the market.
Over the weekend, disease detectives with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began interviewing people sickened in June to find out what they ate and to compare their diets with those of healthy relatives and neighbors. Officials wouldn't reveal early findings, except to say they supported the investigation's new move.
Among the possibilities FDA is exploring is whether tomatoes and other produce are sharing a common packing or shipping site where both might become contaminated, or whether multiple foods might be tainted while being grown on adjoining farms or with common water sources.
FDA pressured for solution
Pressure is increasing on the FDA to solve the case, with the tomato industry suffering millions of dollars in losses and pushing for Congress to investigate how the agency handled the outbreak.
But Acheson said Tuesday that there's a growing misconception in the public that if tomatoes really were to blame, the outbreak would only have lasted six weeks.
That's just not true, he said, pointing to farms that rotate harvests so as to keep producing tomatoes for months.
Tomatoes first became a suspect because of what are called "case-control" studies rapidly conducted in New Mexico and Texas, the outbreak's center, CDC food-poisoning specialist Dr. Robert Tauxe said.
Those kinds of studies compare the sick to people who are otherwise similar — in income, lifestyle, where they live — but healthy. In those initial studies, about 80 percent of the ill reported eating certain types of fresh tomatoes, far more than the healthy group did, Tauxe said. Statistically, the association was too strong to think it a coincidence.
Some food-poisoning experts say the CDC missed a key step in not taking those studies a step further and trying to trace why some of the healthy ate tomatoes without harm.
For now, the FDA continues to urge consumers nationwide to avoid raw red plum, red Roma or red round tomatoes unless they were grown in specific states or countries that the agency has cleared of suspicion. Check the FDA's Web site — http://www.fda.gov — for an updated list. Also safe are grape tomatoes, cherry tomatoes and tomatoes sold with the vine still attached.
Advice neglects distribution question
That advice is coming under fire too because tomatoes are sent through multiple repacking and distribution sites around the country, even to Mexico and back, regardless of where they're grown. But Acheson said the advice would be fine-tuned only if new science emerges.
Even Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt expressed frustration Tuesday that the case isn't solved.
"Nothing happens fast enough when you have a problem like this," Leavitt said as he asked Congress for more funds and stronger legal powers for food and consumer safety agencies. Still, "I feel confident we will find the solution to this problem."
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It is a good time to be Marty St. Louis.
He has pushed through the darkness, and he has made it to the other side. He continues to be one of the most dangerous, and most popular, members of the Lightning. He is back in the playoffs, and the energy of it all fills him. Glance into his eyes, you would swear you can see the reflection of the Stanley Cup.
Yet St. Louis has seen the fall from the mountaintop, and he has endured the years during which a franchise got lost. He has seen dysfunction replace excellence, and he has seen failure replace a team's success.
So he knows.
Win now.
For St. Louis, the immediate past is too painful to look upon, and the future is too far away to see. What he has is the present.
"It's important for us to recognize the opportunity we have," said St. Louis, 35. "We can't think, 'We'll get another whack at it,' because you never know. We have to have urgency to our mind-set. We have to be hungry to do it now."
This is the lesson learned from the lost years. Grab the moment by the throat.
After all, tomorrow has been known to break its promise.
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They were so young, and they were so talented, and it seemed as if the winning was going to last forever.
It was 2004, late in the evening of June 7, and the Cup was still being passed from player to player, and the arena sounded as if Tampa Bay would never stop cheering. It was the night the Lightning won achampionship, and you could not help but wonder how many more of them there were to come.
One more? Two more? Four more?
St. Louis, the MVP of the league, was only 28. Brad Richards, the MVP of the playoffs, was 24. Ruslan Fedotenko, the MVP of the clinching game, was only 25. Vinny Lecavalier, an emerging star, was 24. Dan Boyle, the best defender, was only 27. Pavel Kubina was 27.
In those playoffs, the Lightning scored 60 goals; 55 by players younger than 30. Of the 24 skaters, 17 were under 30. Heck, even Nikolai Khabibulin, the Bulin Wall, was only 31.
There in the spotlight, it seemed like a team that would need a bigger trophy case. It was going to win, and it was going to win some more and maybe some more after that.
And then, it did not.
What happened? The world of the NHL changed, and every decision seemed to turn against Tampa Bay. The lockout happened. The acceleration of contracts happened. The team payroll happened. Bad decisions happened. Bad trades happened. Bad ownership happened. Bad results happened. The crash of a franchise happened.
Mediocrity happened.
In the five seasons that followed that night, the Lightning did not win another playoff series (and won only three more games). It slipped to a first-round-and-out team for two years, then they had a three-year stint as a punch line, losing an average of 57 games (counting overtime losses).
All of the promise went undelivered. All of the potential was swallowed by the dysfunction. Even now, you cannot help but wonder how many good nights were squandered.
If the league had not shut down, perhaps the team would have kept its momentum. If the post-shutdown agreement had not erased a year off existing contracts - essentially doubling the free agents - perhaps the Lightning would have been able to hang onto Khabibulin. If the team had not made a mistake in entrusting the goalkeeper position to John Grahame, then perhaps it would not have chased the error of Marc Denis so relentlessly. If owner Bill Davidson, never really a hockey guy, had not seemingly lost interest during the shutdown, perhaps he would not have been so eager to sell to the reckless tag team of Oren Koules and Len Barrie. And if not for Koules and Barrie, perhaps Richards and Boyle would not have been traded away for magic beans. And so on.
If the past shows anything, it shows that the future is not to be trusted. It shows that success can melt away as quickly as an ice cube in a microwave. It shows that seizing the day starts with lighting the lamp. It shows that if a man in his 30s wants another Cup, he had better take advantage of his opportunities.
"This is the best hockey there is to play,'' St. Louis said. "I remember my first playoffs (2003), when we lost to New Jersey in the second round. I remember thinking, 'Now I have to play 82 more games before I get a chance to do this again.'"
Now that success has returned, who can blame Lightning players if they wish to claim it before it slips away?
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It is a fine time, too, to be Lecavalier.
Once, he was impossibly young, and his hair flowed around his face, and the days to come seemed endless. Now at 31, he looks harder, and his hair is close cropped, and there is age to his face.
On the ice, Lecavalier has matured. In the past few years, he has been scarred, and he has been suspicious. Now he has become a force in front of the net, willing to absorb punishment for his moments.
Still, the lesson has not been lost on him, either.
"It's so tough to get here, and it's so tough to win a Cup," Lecavalier said. "That's why we have that motto on our T-shirts that says 'Hunt it Now.' You never know when you'll get back to where you are.
"We have to keep pressing the gas pedal. We have to keep going. Especially when you're this close."
A little more work to do. Seven more games to win. This series and one other. From here, another championship is finally close enough to touch.
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Based: Surrey
Guide Price: £280
Genre: Wedding Guitarist
Lead Vocals: Instrumental
Oliver Collins is a talented young Wedding Guitarist in Surrey available for weddings events in the South East. A graduate from the renowned Academy Of Contemporary Music in Guildford, Oliver is now a full time professional musician and we are delighted to be able to offer his fantastic live music for your wedding day!
Oliver's set is ideal for the wedding ceremony, drinks reception or wedding breakfast.
His stylish look is matched by a cool array of instrumental covers of modern love songs.
He comes self-contained with amplifier and can set-up quickly, which makes him an ideal choice when booking for the wedding ceremony and drinks reception.
Oliver is based in Surrey and is able to travel to wedding venues across the South.Make Enquiry
"We really enjoyed his playing as we walked into the wedding breakfast and all the feedback from the guests was fantastic. Thanks for all your help."David Price - Wedding, Morden Hall, Greater London
"Oliver was excellent!!"Jenna Rowlands - Wedding, Northbrook Park, Surrey
"So glad we booked Oliver. He played our requests when we were in earshot and learnt a song to play when we entered for our breakfast. He moved seamlessly between parts of the venue and came over to say goodbye before he headed off. A perfect addition to our wedding day."Hayley & Tom - Wedding, Wasing Park, Reading
"Thank you so much, Oliver was absolutely amazing and we loved the beautiful music, the guests also really enjoyed it and it made our day so special, loved it, thank you so much"Carmel, Wedding Great Fosters Hotel
"Tailored Entertainment were very prompt in responding to any enquiry I had regarding the act and a pleasure to deal with. Oliver was very professional and positioned himself well at the venue to entertain our guests. As the bride on the day I was busy having photos taken whilst Oliver was playing, apart from during the ceremony so unfortunately didn't hear his playing as much as I would have liked. However, part of the reason for hiring him was to entertain our guests and the feedback from them has been very positive. They felt the music he played was just right for the occasion. I would definitely recommend Oliver and Tailored Entertainment."Sue - Wedding, Burhill Golf Club, Surrey
"Ollie arrived in plenty of time and worked closely with event co-ordinators. Very professional, great set list and a wonderful addition to our day. Thank you!"Ross - Wedding, Smallfield Place
"Happy to oblige! The only thing that disappointed me was i didnt get a chance to listen to more from oliver and to thank him personally. He was professional qnd so talented. Many of the guests were complimentary about him Pls thank him directly for us"Karen - Wedding, Wasing Park, Reading
"Hi Amy - now that the dust has settled a bit and we're back from our honeymoon, please pass on a HUGE thank you from us to Oliver for the wonderful music at our wedding. It was just what we had hoped for, setting the scene perfectly, and he was definitely a big hit with our guests."Tim and Yas - Wedding, Barbican Conservatory, London
"5/5 Great music - lovely guy."Emma Spray - Wedding, Wasing Park
"Oliver was wonderful! His music was perfect for our small reception, creating a lovely atmosphere and not too over-bearing. Oliver also kindly adapted to some unplanned changes in the schedule without any complaint, which helped evening to run smoothly. Would definitely recommend him!"Kellie Jacques - Wedding, Rigoletto, Oxfordshire
"Please thank Oliver so much on our behalf. He was fantastic on the day and despite us all being stuck inside due to the weather, Oliver created a brilliant atmosphere during our drinks reception and we received many compliments about him from guests. Glenn and I are sorry we did not get to thank him on the day due to being busy with photographs and that, but Oliver provided a hassle free service and a lot of superb music."Samantha Gains - Wedding, Northbrook Park, Surrey
"The whole experience from start to finish was fantastic. Oliver was brilliant on the day and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend him to anyone else looking for an acoustic guitarist. Thanks."Theo Brenner-Roach - Wedding, Stone Barn, Cheltenham
"His music made the moment of us getting married truely magical. 10/10 Thanks Ollie!!!!"Morrel Moses - Wedding, Number Sixteen, London
"Oliver was amazing!!! Every single guest commented on how wonderful and talented he was. There wasn't a song he couldn't play. He really made our day more magical. I will certainly be using Oliver for any future events."Dennie Mills - Wedding - Reigate Manor Hotel
"Ollie was just amazing. I was so happy with what he did. Everyone said he was amazing. Cami was soo happy he could play her favourite song as she walked down the aisle. 100% Recommend him to anyone looking for a guitarist."Cian - Wedding, Berkshire
"Very good - Ollie is an excellent guitar player for this type of function."Catherine - Wedding, Hampshire
"I wanted to write testimonial for Ollie (sorry its a little late) Booking Ollie was by far one of the best things i did. He was our favourite little detail of the whole day. The music was just beautiful and accompanied our venue perfectly. Everyone commented on how subtle and beautiful it was while we were eating. Ollie was so polite and lovely, I couldn't help but give him a huge hug when he was packing up to leave. I was sad when the music stopped. I managed to take a moment to look around during the meal and take it all in, having that stunning music as the background for our perfect day will forever stick in my mind and i can even still hear Coldplay playing in my head. You cant put a price on a memory like that and im so grateful to Ollie for being there and doing a fantastic job. Everyone was intrigued when he quietly set up in the corner of the wedding breakfast and when he started playing it was so different and thoroughly relaxing, it was the perfect addition to our rustic wholesome meal. Thank you so much Ollie!! JUST PERFECT xxx"Ciara - Wedding, Gloucester
"Ollie was excellent. He really made our day special."Ricky Naish - Wedding, The Crazy Bear, Oxfordshire
"I'd just like to say thank you for playing at our wedding on Saturday! It sounded fantastic and everyone I spoke to thought you were great, it was just what we wanted! I wish I'd had more time to enjoy it, but the day went so quickly. Your arrangements during the ceremony were perfect! Thank again"Matthew - Wedding, Woodlands Park Hotel, Surrey
"Ollie played beautifully throughout the ceremony and was just what we were hoping for. Sadly for Angela and I were were off having photos during the reception drinks so didn't get to enjoy further, however I've been reliably informed he was excellent."Chris Marchant - Gate Street Barn, Surrey
"Oliver was incredible, he played our requested songs all from memory at a suitable volume for our wedding breakfast meal. We felt he was well worth the money and made our wedding day that little bit more special by providing such a lovely atmosphere. Everyone commented on what a fantastic guitar player he was and we would both like to say a big thank you! :-)"Sarah Temple - Wedding, The Langstone Hotel, Hayling Island, Hampshire
"Ollie was amazing, thank you for such a great day of professional entertainer."Daniel Smith - Private Party, Odney Clud, Maidenhead.
"Oliver was absolutely brilliant. We've had so many comments on how good he was and what a lovely atmosphere he created. He was polite and friendly and is very talented. Please pass on our gratitude and we will recommend him to our friends, Kind regards."Katie Easton - Wedding, Hydro Hotel, Eastbourne, East Sussex
"Oliver was great, he was unobtrusive and played beautiful music to add to the ambience of the reception. I was even able to take a moment to enjoy it in all the craziness of the day! Thanks very much,"Emily Drakes - Wedding, Coopersale Hall School, Fluxs Lane, Epping, Essex
"Oliver was great, he was unobtrusive and played beautiful music to add to the ambience of the reception. I was even able to take a moment to enjoy it in all the craziness of the day! Thanks very much,"Emily Drakes - Wedding, Coopersale Hall School, Fluxs Lane, Epping, Essex
"Hi Phoebe, We had a great time and the music by Oliver was great! Very classy background music. I would highly recommend him. Many thanks,"Mariko Yoshida - Wedding, Woodlands Park Hotel, Stoke D'Abernon, Surrey,
"Ollie was very professional in his performance and discreet in setting up his equipment. He performed a wonderful range of acoustic songs to provide a lovely background for our wedding day."Steve Castle - Wedding, Kent
"We had Oliver Collins perform songs on his acoustic guitar during our wedding day. We requested Oliver to play five specific songs, one as my wife walked down the aisle, one we all sang along to during the ceremony and three at the end. He then played during our reception. Oliver performed impeccably, blended into our wedding day perfectly and was a genuinely nice guy. Both my wife and I are delighted that we booked him and would not hesitate to recommend him to any of our friends or family in the future."Phil & Claire - Wedding, Cain Manor, Artford, Surrey.
"We had a wonderful wedding and Ollie Collins was lovely. Ollie was very professional and his music was beautiful and really added to the occasion. Whilst we were signing the register, he played Here Comes the Sun by the Beatles which was lovely and it is a moment I will treasure. We had some lovely comments and would be happy to recommend Ollie to any other bride and groom for him to play at their wedding."Denise Burgess - Wedding, Brooklands Museum, Surrey
"Ollie was an absolute pleasure to work with and his playing was the perfect touch for our ceremony. I know our guests really enjoyed his beautiful renditions of popular songs. I'm only sorry that I didn't have more chance to hear him play too! Thanks again, Ollie! Highly recommended!"Katie Reynolds - Wedding, Boolean Library, Oxford
"Hi Amy, It was fab having Ollie play at our wedding! It was the perfect touch to our ceremony, and made it very special. He was also pleasure to work with! My only complaint is that I didn't get to hear more of his playing, but I know my guests loved it."Katie Reynolds - Wedding, Boolean Library, Oxford
"Amy, Oliver could not have been any better, our day was absolutely perfect and he was clearly a key part to its success. He was there when we needed him and asked questions of how we would like the day to run but without any impact to us. His performance was faultless, we received a number of comments from friends and family on how good he was and he very much added an ambiance to the day which recorded music would not have done. Please pass our feedback on to Oliver, I will certainly be recommending him to others."Samuel & Bryony - Wedding, Eastclose Country Hotel, Dorset.
"There is only one word to deacribe Ollie .... INCREDIBLE :) We cannot thank you enough for playing at our wedding and helping to create that magical atmosphere. Ollie was fabulous in the way that moving around the venue a couple of times due to the weather really didn't phase him. His song list was great and learning to play a specific song for us was just truly wonderful and we will never forget it. We had the most amazing day and like I said we cannot thank you enough :) :)"Lorna Allard - Wedding, Suffolk
"Hi Amy, please can you pass on my thanks to Ollie? He played beautifully for our wedding ceremony. I wish I could have just sat and listened to him instead of having to have so many photos- I didn't even get to say hi. Anyway, if you could let him know he was great and we'll be recommending him to others. Thank you."Joanna Rapley - Wedding, Lythe Hill Hotel, Surrey
"Ollie was absolutely amazing. He was perfect on the guitar and created such a lovely atmosphere for our ceremony and when having pictures taken afterwards. All of our guests mentioned how great it was to have Ollie playing in the background. Thank you Ollie for naming our ceremony so special!"Rosie Finney - Wedding, Essex
"Ollie, thank you so much for Friday. Everyone comment on how lovely it was to have live acoustic music being played during our ceremony and wedding reception. You sounded fantastic and timed the requested songs perfectly throughout the ceremony. Everyone we spoke to said how much they enjoyed the music and how nice and approachable you were. If anyone is looking for a talented acoustic guitar player to play alternative/pop music, Ollie is your man. Thanks again. Dan and Sarah."Dan Baker - Wedding, Kent
"Ollie was awesome and he even learnt a new song for us so I could walk down the aisle to our chosen song :) Thanks very much Ollie!"Ven Ganeva - Wedding, Surrey
"Ollie was perfect & played our wedding music exactly how we imagined. Our only regret is that we didn't get a chance to thank Ollie personally & to hear more of his music during the drinks reception as we were busy having photos taken."Emma Okane - Wedding, London
"Hi Nick, On behalf of Sonia and myself I would like you to pass on our gratitude to Oliver and the Magic Tones. Oliver was fantastic and was everything we could have wanted from the moment he began to play at the ceremony until the moment he finished playing at the wedding breakfast. The Magic Tones were brilliant, they performed our first dance exactly how we wanted it played and the band thoroughly entertained our guests throughout the evening. Once again a big big thank you for helping us create the perfect wedding day for all of our guests. Kind regards"Kevin & Sonia Ovenden - Wedding, Goodwood House, Chichester
"There is only one word to deacribe Ollie …. INCREDIBLE :) We cannot thank you enough for playing at our wedding and helping to create that magical atmosphere. Ollie was fabulous in the way that moving around the venue a couple of times due to the weather really didn't phase him. His song list was great and learning to play a specific song for us was just truly wonderful and we will never forget it. We had the most amazing day and like I said we cannot thank you enough :)"Lorna Allard - Wedding, Suffolk
"We had Ollie play our ceremony and welcome drinks at our wedding and he was utterly incredible. Nothing seemed to phase him, even though he had to move around a couple of times due to the weather. Learning to play a song for me to walk down the aisle too was wonderful and the song is one we will never forget now. Ollie was just super and we cannot thank him enough :)"Lorna & Dave - Wedding, Suffolk
How long do you take to set-up?
30 minutes.
What time do you play?
Any time to suit you, standard prices are for 2 hours of live music, over a maximum of 4 hours on site.
How long do you play for?
Up to 2 hours, split in to sets as required.
Do you have your own amplification?
Yes – all included in the price.
What is the website guide price based on?
The published guide price is based on me performing at a venue within 30 miles of my base in Guildford. I charge travel costs for venues further than 30 miles, for an accurate quote please contact Tailored Entertainment with your event date and venue details.
Do you have Public Liability Insurance and PAT tested equipment?
Will you perform a special request?
Yes, as long as we have three weeks notice, Oliver can perform a special request for you.
How much space do you require?
1.5 x 3m.
How much power do you require?
1 x 13 amp socket.
Do I need to provide food/drinks?
The act's standard rider is soft drinks unless they're on site for longer than the standard 4 hours.
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2 Tbs sesame oil
salt and pepper to taste
In a large container add all ingredients except the oils and blend until smooth using a hand blender. Slowly drizzle oil while blending to emulsify into a vinaigrette. Finish with salt and pepper to taste. Set aside until ready to assemble salad. In a nonstick pan sear 3 togarashi crusted scallops until cooked to medium temperature and set aside for plating. Slice each of the tomatoes in any shape desired and set aside. Take desired plate and arrange the tomatoes in a uniform line trying to mix the colors of the tomatoes. Dress the tomatoes with vinaigrette and season tomatoes with a little salt and pepper. Arrange scallops around salad. Finish with micro greens, sesame seeds and green onions for garnish.


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The Hue Lightstrip Plus is a 2m-long strip of light that can be stuck on to walls with adhesive and can be used to make the lights in your house much more dramatic. Apparently it is possible to extend the strips up to 10m in length, by stringing the devices together - meaning that you could conceivably make an entire room change colour in sync.
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With the holiday and holiday food behind us and the cold weather still in full force I always try to mix in a soup every once in a while. I have a few go to soups like my crock pot baked potato soup, toscana soup, chili, and a white chicken chili.
I made a few different types of soups a few weeks ago with my mom and her friend gave this amazing gnocchi recipe to her. If you are a gnocchi fan this is a must try! Head over to her blog to get the complete recipe and directions. Plus do yourself a favor and check out her amazing decor and other recipes!
Chicken Gnocchi Soup
1 T. olive oil
1 small onion, diced
3 stalks celery, diced
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 carrots, shredded
1 pound cooked, cubed chicken(rotisserie chicken works great!)
4 cups chicken broth
1 (16 oz) package potato gnocchi
1 (6 oz) bag baby spinach
1 T. cornstarch
2 T. cold water
2 c. half and half
salt, pepper, and a few shakes of red pepper flakes (optional)
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Snowpack in Central Idaho
All across the Western US are celebrating as new snow continues to pour on them. Unfortunately, a snowpack likes Idaho's has been relatively shallow to date and slowly rotting. The onslaught of new snow is bringing a plethora of avalanche problems. The Sawtooth Avalanche Center is forecasting deep slabs as the main concern. They are cautioning to "build a healthy safety margin into your travel plans". Powder fever and high avalanche danger is a recipe some close calls.
Lyte + Deep Slabs
We had the opportunity to get some local observations and Lyte probe measurements of the conditions. Two things right away jumped out at us. 1. The extended column test show propagation at the interface to the basal depth hoar. It also aligns with what the avalanche center is forecasting as the primary layer of concern. 2. we noticed the faceted layer in the middle of the snowpack. While its not reactive it likely will become so as get more snow. Since we know the Lyte probe can observe faceted layers, we can continue to monitor this layer as it become loaded.
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Snow: 36"
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Return to Manaforge Duro and obtain the Duro Access Crystal from Overseer Athanel. Use it at the Duro Control Console to shut it down and report back to Spymaster Thalodien.
Performing quests for the Scryers will cause your Aldor reputation level to decrease.
- Manaforge Duro Shut Down
- [Duro Access Crystal]
So Manaforge Duro is under attack and Sunfury forces have lost control? What a dilemma! If Duro goes down, then Tempest Keep goes down. Only drawback is... if Tempest Keep is destroyed, the explosion will probably take what little remains of this forsaken land with it.
Dead Kael'thas is good. Dead everyone else is... not that great, I suppose. It pains me to ask this of you, but go to Manaforge Duro and shut it down before it goes up in flames. The access crystal is held by Overseer Athanel.
Did you complete the shut down? You should hurry before I change my mind about the whole deal.
That makes three manaforges you've shut down, <name>. Kael'thas must be having a real fit right about now.
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 12650 XP (or 7 59 at level 70)
- -275 reputation with The Aldor
- 250 reputation with The Scryers
Quest progression
- [67] Report to Spymaster Thalodien
- [68] Manaforge B'naar
- [68] High Value Targets
- [68] Shutting Down Manaforge B'naar
- [68] Stealth Flight
- [69] Behind Enemy Lines
- [68] A Convincing Disguise
- [68] Information Gathering
- [69] Shutting Down Manaforge Coruu
- [68] Return to Thalodien
- [70] Shutting Down Manaforge Duro
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
Breakfast for Supper
Jacob wasn't too thrilled when I told him I was fixing to have breakfast for supper, but once he smellt that bacon frying, he didn't seem to mind. My word, I think I smacked his hand at least a half dozen times as he tried to sneak himself pieces of cooked bacon off the plate. My stars, he's like a child sometimes.
The kids couldn't believe it when they found out about breakfast for supper. I've never seen Sarah Jo help set a table so fast. Honestly, I think it was the smell of bacon that did it to the kids too. There is just something about the smell of cooking bacon that brings a family together, and feels comfortable, y'know?
Well, it certainly did rile the children up anyway. We haven't had this much chitter-chatter at the supper table in I don't know how long. The funniest is when Lora Lee announced, "It must be upside down day!" We all hooped and hollered over that! Malon said that since we had breakfast for supper tonight, we ought to go ahead and have chicken fried steak and potatoes and gravy tomorrow morning for breakfast! Ha-ha!
It's hard, but sometimes during the winter I start to feel myself get down or a little depressed. I know it's just the winter blues, so a little mix-up every now and again is good, I dare say. And though everyone seemed to jump all over the bacon, for me, my little piece of heaven was having those berries with a little cream over my toast. It was just the pick-me-up I needed.
Breakfast for supper. Now that is a good idea!
God Bless,
5 comments:
- Puphigirl said...
I love, love, love to have breakfast for dinner. My family especially loves when we have french toast. I like to put on a coconut syrup and crushed pineapple. It is like having pina colada french toast. YUM!
- January 31, 2010 at 8:43 PM
- greenolive said...
I love mulberries. We picked a bunch this summer.
- February 1, 2010 at 5:02 AM
- Handi Andi said...
This post made me hungry, and it made me wonder if you have the recipe for beef and noodles over mashed potatoes. Evidently it is an Indiana thing, as I can't find it here, only at Amish Acres and Essenhaus, and my high school cafeteria 12 years ago. Being the good Amish wife that you are- you surely know one right? Please share your wisdom?
- February 1, 2010 at 8:54 AM
- greenolive said...
Here's my recipe for beef and noodles. Brown 1 lb.cubed beef then add can of beef broth and bring to boil. Add four cups water and four cups uncooked egg noodles. Bring to boil and simmer on low for 20 min. Add salt and pepper. Let sit for noodles to absorb more flavor then serve over mashed potatoes. If you like onions add that to step one when browning the beef.
- February 1, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- Denise @ Sunflowers, Chocolate and Little Boys said...
We love breakfast for dinner! So easy and it pleases EVERYONE!
- February 1, 2010 at 3:41 PM


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I've just come back from a weekend away in the lakes with some lovely friends from uni. I was a bit apprehensive of how I would manage, and was also worried about having PoTS symptoms around people who know me from when I was well. I'm used to the reaction from people that because I don't look ill, I must be fine.
I needn't have worried because I couldn't have asked for a better group of people to spend time with. They let me go at my own pace, have lots of naps, cooked and took me out in my wheelchair for which I was so grateful.
We were staying on a working farm and there were two very cute hand reared lambs in the field next to us, as well as free range chickens who seemed very keen on trying to break into the house whenever the door was open. I was proud of myself as on the first day I managed a short walk (we took my trangia and made a brew half way round for a cheeky break!). The next day we went for the day to Conistion Water but I wasn't leaving the wheelchair behind for that! We were really lucky with the weather too, with blue skies and gorgeous sunshine.
In terms of how my PoTS was on holiday, I had all the usual brain fog, headaches, nausea, aches and pains and dizziness. I felt extremely fatigued and had to have naps where I was flat out comatose on the sofa for hours at a time. I found the third and fourth doses of ivabradine didn't even touch me with horrendous palpitations throughout the afternoons and evenings. I could barely stand and felt really bad that I was unable to cook or wash up or generally be useful because I'm one of those people who like to get stuck in and help out. I do feel very lucky though that I was well enough to be able to go and very appreciative of my amazing friends. Love you all!!
The exercise bike will have to wait yet again whilst I recover, especially in this heat. When I arrived home I was so tired I could barely speak, and I slept for two days. Now I'm dragging myself out of that hole and managed to go for a gentle swim in our local lido today with my cousin. The heart palpitations are back with a vengeance! It was so worth it though because mothing can compare with spending time with good friends. I needed the change of scenery and some time away independent of my family (lovely though they are!).


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Metadata Advisory Committee for Australian Repositories (MACAR) Meeting 2
22nd August, 2007, Telemeeting, 2.00 pm**
1. Attendance and apologies
KB - Katie Blake - ARROW Central (Co convenor)
JG - Joan Gray - ARROW Central (Co convenor) & (Minute taker)
AH - Ann Huthwaite - Eprints
NG - Neil Godfrey - Rubric
SM - Susanne Moir - State Library of NSW
JB - John Butera - Swinburne University
HW - Helen Wolff – Swinburne University
TR - Tom Ruthven - UNSW/ADT
KS - Kate Sergeant - University of SA
AD - Alison Dellit – National Discovery Service
SM – Simon McMillan – Univesity of New England
BW – Belinda Weaver – University of Queensland
Apologies: Angela Lang (ARROW Central), Scott Yeadon (ANU), Graham Reynolds (DEST), Kerry Blinco
2. Review of the minutes from previous meeting
Minutes of meeting of 22nd May 2007 - accepted
3. Review of the work of Group 1 and acceptance of the principles and the vocabulary
JG summarized the findings of Group 1. She reported that 2 documents including a proposed type vocabulary and principles and best practice guidelines were produced and shared with other MACAR members. 2 teleconferences on 13 June and 11 July were held at which working documents were tabled and followed by email discussion. Topics covered included terminology, content vs carrier types, RQF research output types, vocabulary structure – flat or hierarchical, interoperability, level of granularity, etc Our investigation of eg 'thesis' found that there wasn't agreement on the generic type thesis vs dissertation as some institutions use these terms interchangeably while definitions for more granular terms such as doctorals, masters, professional doctorates etc were institution specific also. The impact of the RQF and the need to describe a variety of research outputs was an important consideration and a key driver for some of the terms selected. The discussion broadened to arguments for and against multiple resource types and whether this was compatible with MACAR goals, interoperability and various repository solutions. The rationale for a type vocabulary was again revisited with active discussion by a number of group members.
Google docs was used to work collaboratively on the documents.
HW asked if there was scope to add new terms to the vocabulary. It was agreed that such terms could be reviewed and included if needed.
SM asked if a rule about capitalization could be included. JG said this could be part of the best practice guidelines. There were already some examples which showed use of terms in the metadata record.
Action: JG to add this rule to the guidelines.
Action: KB agreed to publish documents on google groups, websites and other appropriate publications.
4. Review of the work of Group 2 and acceptance of its findings
Tom Ruthven reported that Group 2 met by Teleconference on 12 June with a follow-up email on 30 July. The Group decided there are no specific metadata requirements related to access control in the RQF Technical Specifications. Restricting access to an RQF assessor would be at the datastream level for a research output not a metadata element. The Group noted that there are required metadata elements to describe a research output for the RQF assessment. The Group discussed data collection needs for research reporting other than the RQF such as including RFCD codes and possible used of "type". It agreed to survey Australian university repositories on data collection needs for other research reporting requirements. The survey has not yet taken place.
The other members felt that Group 2 should go ahead with the survey. There may be other reporting requirements in the repository community that may need to be captured in the metadata record eg SEO (Socio-economic objective) classifications etc
Action: TR agreed to post a message on the Google lists about the survey.
5. Appointment of a new representative from APSR to replace Chris Blackall
KB reported that Chris Blackall has left APSR and has taken up a new appointment at the National Gallery.
KB has been discussing a replacement for MACAR with Adrian Burton at APSR and he has nominated Scott Yeadon.
6. Assignments of priorities for Group 3 (templates and crosswalks)
KB reported that this group has not yet met. It is tasked with developing metadata tools for use with Australian repositories, reflecting the work of Working Groups 1 and 2. ARROW's central register and RUBRIC's toolkit currently provide template data and crosswalks. Group 3 will look at these and create new spreadsheets with data elements and their equivalents in DC, MARC and MODS for the new resource types. We anticipate that a good start will be made by October 6th.
It was agreed that the first priority of this group would be to work with the resource types within scholarly texts with the possible exception of patents. The next priority should be images, both still and moving.
It was also noted that for ARROW members, Fabulous – the new bulk editing tool could be used to globally change fields in existing records if required.
Action: KB to email Group 3 members about priorities and work schedule.
7. Promulgation of our findings
7.1. KB reported that there is already a link to MACAR on the ARROW website. Cathrine Harbor-Ree (University Librarian/Monash University) has agreed for this link to be put there.
Action: AL to maintain these pages.
7.2 ALIA has also agreed to host a web page on their site. It was agreed that ALIA was best because repositories are not just higher education and research based. The National Library of Australia is involved, the State Library of New South Wales has a repository, other education sectors are also interested. CAUL was also contacted but CAUL decided it was best hosted by ALIA.
Action: AL to follow up with ALIA.
7.3 KB asked if Google docs was working for us ? It was noted that it is difficult to track versions and also to add people and share, otherwise ok. Will leave and see how it works.
7.4 KB asked if we needed a separate wiki and it was concluded that we didn't need it at this stage.
7.5.To publicise the various sites it was agreed that we would ask ALIA to do this via their email list, Kerry Webb's page in Incite and Arthur Sale's Ozeprints list.
Action: KB to follow up publicity with ALIA and its affiliated distribution lists.
8. Requests for membership
KB noted that there have been requests for involvement by several groups. These include University of Tasmania , and Evan Bailey, Centre for Learning Innovation.
[Graham Reynolds is the new DEST member and Jenny Millea from the Carrick Exchange is an associate member]
9. Next meeting
There was no further business. Meeting closed at 2.55 pm. ARROW to organise next meeting of all members and Group 3 to report on progress.


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Two good friends, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, have taken journey's together eating wonderful food while Coogan writes about their experiences at the restaurants and the food they enjoyed. The Trip to Spain is the third adventure they've had so far. The first go-round was to review the best restaurants that the UK had to offer. He was thrilled with the opportunity but when his girlfriend couldn't join him, it was Rob who took her place. Rob and Steve are very similar and constantly nag one another but they got through the trip without killing one another and the writing was successful. Their second trip was to travel around Italy. They went to Rome and Tuscany and though it has the same spirit, their travels and the film itself wasn't quite as entertaining.
Well, the boys have decided to do it once again and I'm very pleased they did. Here, Brydon will work on a series of restaurant reviews while Coogan fits in time to put pen to paper on that new novel. They take a week to wine and dine their way through beautiful Spain, enjoying one another's repartee while basking in the magnificence of the scenery around them. I'm not sure they take enough time to truly appreciate where they are for they are probably cracking wise too often to take it all in but director Winterbottom makes sure that we absorb the beauty of the land. Once again, we go through every breathtaking moment of the trip simply in awe of where they are and what they get to do for a living and he makes the film better by accompanying the backdrop of Spain with the most marvelous music. He takes us through the winding roads, the tiny villages and into the kitchens of the restaurants as the food is being prepared. Most of the dishes will have you wanting to jump through the screen to join them.
And then we have Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon. It seems Coogan is having a rough time of things. When the trip started, everything was fantastic but as we move further and further into the week, more and more of his life seems to get complicated and plans begin to fall apart. On the contrary, Rob's life couldn't be better, especially since he can get away from his crying baby for a week without question.
But evading everything when he can and concentrating only on the trip, Coogan battles Brydon as he did before in impersonating stars they romanticize and respect such as Robert De Niro, Sean Connery, Mick Jagger and John Hurt. One of the best moments is when they, like a couple of gossips, discuss men having children too late in life. They take it deep with how old Jagger was when he had his last child. Never being able to avoid doing it, they both give their best Jagger impression and then get into specifics of why theirs was better than the others. It's a classic moment because they then start feeling their age but bury it quickly by adding they feel they are in the 'sweet spot of life.' I don't think either of them convinced the other of that either.
This banter continues throughout and rarely gets old. Speaking of never getting old, Brydon takes out his 'small man trapped in a box,' at one point and when the topic of the death of so many celebrities enters the conversation, they examine another favorite; David Bowie. Coogan defines Bowie's death as almost an 'artistic act' and starts to sing some notes. Rob topped Coogan with explaining how he found out that before his death, Bowie followed him on Twitter. This, of course, could never beat Coogan's relationship with Dame Judi Dench or his Oscar nomination for Philomena so, of course, there's plenty of time to mention this in case Brydon has had a chance to forget. There are several musings which are hashed out in the previous films brought up again in this one but this adds to the charm of this The Trip to Spain. It proves these characters know one another very well. You buy into the characters more and by doing this, it makes you feel like you're a part of this friendship, as well.
As if it would be hard to tell they were fans, they give a nod to Monty Python's brilliant work and award a fair amount of time to the Spanish Inquisition. Being a big Monty Python fan, I applaud them for this decision. Python has touched us all at some point so it was special to see them included here in this very witty film. They also talked about Terry Gilliam's work. The dialogue surrounding this accomplished writer/director's is another highlight as they get into how much they value him.
The film isn't perfect because I must point out that on occasion, Braydon did get irritating. The most bothersome is when Coogan explains the history of the Moors, and is even getting a little political, Brydon constantly interrupts with his Roger Moore impression. I was enjoying what Coogan was saying and the interruption by Brydon was a bit much but, again, it makes the film authentic and maybe this was the intention.
At the end, with Coogan blissfully upset that he is being dropped by his agent, replaced as the writer of an upcoming film, his son (who he was looking forward to seeing) can't fly in now… he's feeling lost. That said, the ending couldn't have been better. The trip wraps up with the line, 'It's always good to say goodbye in the mist.' Steve is left alone and when you think things may turn around for him… they don't. We are perfectly set up for The Trip to…???


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