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The ABA Journal just published its third annual list of the top 100 legal blogs, the Blawg 100, and my lawyer interviews on Twitter blog, 22 Tweets, made the list. What a great honor to have my blog listed alongside blogs that teach, inform and inspire me almost every single day, blogs that I've followed for years, blogs that I've recommended here.
If you haven't visited Blawg 100, you should. Today. It's chock full o' good. I've listed some favorites below, but they're just appetizers. Go to the site. Read why these blogs were chosen. Explore the ones you don't already follow. Add them to your RSS feed. You be glad you did.
The bonus? You get to vote on your favorites. Of course I hope you'll vote for 22 Tweets (do that here). But more importantly I hope you'll use your votes to tell the blawgers who teach, inform and inspire you that they're doing a great job, that you value their perspective, and that they should keep up the good work.
Of Particular Note
22 Tweets Yeah, you knew it would be on my short list. Why? Because you can learn a lot from what these practicing lawyers have to say. I certainly do.
Above the Law If it happens in the world of law, it happens here first. Several new posts each day are enough to feed the habits of even the most hard-core law gossip junkies.
Adam Smith, Esq.. When I want to get smarter about the business of law firms, I read Bruce MacEwen's blog. You will too.
The Am Law Daily A perfect companion blog to Above the Law, the AmLaw Daily offers BigLaw news and analysis of the key issues facing the profession.
China Law Blog In my former life I was responsible for Asia BD and marketing at an AmLaw 10 global firm. This blog was a vital part of staying on top of the
The Client Revolution I said it before and will say it again: Jay Shepherd envisions a world where the focus is on the value, not the cost, of legal services. You'll find his blog insightful, inspiring, and a worthy addition to your daily read.
Empirical Legal Studies When these law professors study the business and practice of law, they bring a perspective to "how-it-works-best" that no practicing lawyer can provide.
Law21 I've recommended Law21 posts here more times that I can remember. For a reason. Jordan Furlong always provides great insight into the core issues facing the profession today, the ones that will define it in the future.
Legal Ease Blog Allison Shields' blog is full of practical advice for lawyers and legal professionals about the ways they can be more productive and profitable.
Simple Justice Day in and day out (and often several times a day), Scott Greenfield posts about justice and injustice. Sometimes controversial, sometimes curmudgeonly, his posts are always interesting and valuable.
Honorees Featured in 22 Tweets
Kelly Phillips Erb, for TaxGirl
Leanna Hamill, for Massachusetts Estate Planning and Elder Law
Bill Marler, for Marler Blog
David Harlow, for HealthBlawg
Dan Harris, for China Law Blog

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Cora Allen packed up her belongings and left the family beetroot farm in rural North Yorkshire and left for a new life with her new husband Frederick Myers-Trevor in 1884. Frederick was a retired army officer who had acquired a post, overseeing the import and export of cotton in Bombay. Their only daughter, Clarice was born there in 1885. There, they lived a rather closeted existence as they lived in the shadow of some unnamed impending doom that Frederick feared would somehow befall his wife and daughter. Then, in 1896, they were forced to flee the city along with many others due to an outbreak of Bubonic Plague. It caused devastation, not only to the population of the city but also its cotton industry. Frederick became obsessed with the idea that it was a sign that the end of the world was nigh and holed himself and his small family up in a little village that neither Cora nor Clarice could later recall the name of. It was here, on April 1st 1899 that Frederick was sat on by a sacred cow. The animal could not be moved and, sadly, he was crushed to death.
Now alone, Cora and Clarice found they were free from fear of the coming Apocalypse, a new world of possibilities opened up for them and they were ready for an adventure. They decided to make their way back to England, but they would travel over land. Little is known of their long journey but they seem to have followed the course of the old Silk Road at least part of the way. They travelled partly by donkey, partly by camel and, perhaps, partly by hot air balloon. In Kabul they made a useful contact in the form of an Afghani merchant from whom they bought a couple of rugs which they would carry with them all the way back to England. Their travels were not documented by anyone but the ladies themselves and they seem to have largely avoided the bands of rogue European archaeologists who were, at that time, travelling the other way along the Silk Road in search of plunder. They somehow managed to slip unnoticed through the war-torn region that had once been Persia and they arrived in Constantinople in 1901. There, they set up a small business, The 'Ms Allens' Mint Tea and Shisha Emporium for Ladies' proved both popular and lucrative, but the following spring they began to move homeward again.
Having made inexplicably large profits in the previous twelve months, they arrived in Paris in style, on the Orient Express, in the spring of 1902. Their year in Paris was spent in Montmartre. Clarice worked in an absinthe bar close to the newly refurbished Moulin Rouge. Among her customers were Erik Satie, who was very heartbroken, but used to play the piano for her sometimes and Alfred Jarry, who was very strange. Cora met a film maker named Georges and could often be found helping him paint the scenery for his films. It was through him that they were engaged to present a series of lectures about their travels at the Egyptian Hall in Piccadilly: 'How to Spot an Angry Camel', 'Over Persia in a Hot Air Balloon' and 'How to Construct a Hookah Pipe out of Everyday Household Objects.' It was one of the final presentations at the hall before it was demolished to make way for flats.
On their voyage to England, there was a slight altercation at the port of Calais, when a sailor made an improper suggestion and Clarice knocked him into the harbour with a swipe from a rolled up Afghan rug. Other than that the journey was pretty smooth and, though the subjects of their lectures were generally regarded by the public as errant nonsense or of no real practical use, they made a lot of friends in the Music Hall and travelling Side Show business. In late 1904, Cora received news that the family beetroot farm back in North Yorkshire had been left to her in a bequest. They moved north, sold most of the land and used the farm as a base for a successful business importing carpets via their old contact in Afghanistan. While it isn't clear how they managed to build such a healthy enterprise out of importing carpets, they were diligent business women and were always found at the port of Whitby to receive their shipments in person and checked the cargo carefully. Within five years, their new enterprise 'Queens of the World' was importing ornamental goods and soft furnishings from every corner of the Empire.
But they missed their friends in the entertainment business and soon converted the old beetroot shed into accommodation and rehearsal space for travelling performers. Occasionally, they presented what they called 'New Material Nights' which were largely attended by audiences from beyond the immediate area. The farming community found their visitors very peculiar and their weekend parties became the subject of local gossip. The parochial council petitioned for the closing of The Beetroot Shed, but the venue was saved when a performing strong woman saved a valuable sheep from drowning in a flash flood and they were forgiven.
Cora and Clarice are pictured above with the Vickers machine gun which they acquired shortly after the outbreak of World War I. They claimed they needed it to protect their business interests in the event of a German invasion.


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This year Anthony A. Orlandi, one of the attorneys at Branstetter, Stranch & Jennings, PLLC, will be joining 35 other lawyers from across the state to participate in the 2017 Leadership Law program.
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AgPro Exclusive: Aqua-Yield Joins Nano Institute; Eyes Product Expansion
Five years after introducing its crop fertility products with nano technology, Aqua-Yield is eyeing further product development while expanding its footprint.
"Today, 75% of our revenue comes from our ag products, and the balance is from the turf business," says Aqua-Yield Clark Bell. "We currently have 30 distributors in the U.S, but we are looking to double that be the end of 2019."
Bells says this includes expanding beyond its farmer network of distributors to include traditional ag retail and dealers, with those coming on-board in the first or second quarters of 2019.
Another development for the company is forming a first of its kind collaboration between the company and University of Utah's Center for Technology & Venture Commercialization. This university/corporate partnership is located at the university's Nano Institute, which is overseen by co-director Dr.Hamid Ghandehari.


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The Honorary Consul of Sri Lanka for Hamburg, Mr. Olaf C. Ellerbrock, and H.E the Ambassador of Sri Lanka for Germany Mr. Sarrath Kongahage have organized a concert with Preethi de Silva at the Mirror Hall of the University of Music and Performing Arts to celebrate the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Sri Lanka and Germany.
In his welcome speech, Mr. Olaf C.Ellerbrock briefly recapitulated the beginning of 60 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Mr. Ellerbrock will be representing Sri Lanka for 40 years in Hamburg and Schleswig –Holstein in 2014, "So I 'm definitely the most senior member of the Diplomatic Corps in Hamburg or perhaps even in Germany," he added.
The traditional family company of Haelssen & Lyon was founded in 1879. "We buy tea where it grows and sell it where it does not grow. With its Ceylon teas´, Sri Lanka is at the top," said Ellerbrock, whose tea trading company (450 employees) is one of the leading tea trading companies in Germany and in Europe.
The internationally renowned and successful Sri Lankan-American Cembalist Prof. Preethi de Silva was the musical star guest at the event. She delighted more than hundred guests with her excellent Harpsichord performance. Mr. Olaf C.Ellerbrock thanked Preethi de Silva for her beautiful performance.
In his speech, H.E the Ambassador briefed the guests on the time-tested long-standing bilateral relationship between Sri Lanka and Germany. H.E the Ambassador appreciated the long-term service of the Hon. Consul who has been bridging the way between Germany and Sri Lanka in many ways. His company has been importing tea from Sri Lanka and distributing to Germany and Europe countries, he added.
After the concert, there were long discussions and chats, while culinary delights were served by the Anglo-German Club gastronome Gerald Putter and his team. Among the guests were members of the consular corps and the Hamburg land parliament as well as leading businessmen and Sri Lankan expatriates from Hamburg.


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So here I am as Velma Kelly from Chicago. Not really sure if I pulled it off but it was cheap — and the costume didn't cost much either. Haha. As for the bottle of SoCo. Nope, that's not apple juice as many people at the "party" I was at asked me. That's me partaking in the good stuff straight from the bottle. Have to stay in character.
My friend Micheal went as Micheal Vick — he wore the jersey and attached a stuffed dog to his leg. Hilarious. As for the festivities, not an earth-shattering night but the conversation was interesting — discussing everything from does it mean you are gay if you spent 10 years in prison and slept with a man to the luxury game of cricket. I'm hoping Halloween night will have some mischief for me to get into.


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Weightloss is a touchy subject and there are all kinds of theories and fads surrounding it. I would know. I have tried many of them. There are even some that work! The only problem is they are temporary and once they are finished, one cannot realistically continue or maintain their weightloss/maintenance journey.
I am not a qualified expert by any means but I have made significant changes so for anyone interested in how I did it, this is my perspective.
The other issue is that weightloss can't just be about losing weight. It didn't just magically appear over night and it won't magically disappear. Weight is often a sign of certain lifestyle choices in which I am not here to judge. However, if this is a goal of yours and something you really hope to achieve, it needs to be reflected in your lifestyle choices.
There is no other way.
For example, some people are naturally thinner than others but perhaps they don't feel that they are very strong and would like to increase their strength.
Perhaps a person is finding that they are tired and don't have much energy or maybe they aren't sleeping well. Weightloss goals might actually mean toning, strengthening, destressing or having more energy and might actually be a side effect rather than the actual goal.
Maybe someone wants to shed a few pounds but feels good otherwise, maybe there is no other issue except they want to fit a little easier into those pants. (This was my truth 60 lbs ago). They enjoy good food, get out there once in a while and do something active and wish they could find clothes a bit easier if they were only a bit smaller.
With some minor lifestyle changes, this can easily be done. It is amazing how fit you think you are at the time. . .until you work on it and become more fit. You then look back when that run, or gym class was so difficult and see how far you've come now that it has become so much easier. Weightloss will occur but more importantly is that the result is a more fit, healthier person. This is actually really motivational. It encourages you to keep going because you know that in the future, you will look at the activities you struggle through now and think how far you've come when they are no longer a struggle.
Can someone who is overweight be happy and healthy? To a point. Is there room to be happier? Weight shouldn't be a factor in happiness but the reality is that it is a lot of the time. Not to mention, sometimes there are health issues that can be resolved with healthier choices (which often result in weightloss). Being healthy certainly contributes to happiness.
What I am trying to get at is my feeling on the term "weightloss". I think people throw the term loosely around when what they really want is to look and feel better. Losing a few pounds certainly might be part of that but, more importantly, are lifestyle choices that must come first before any of that can occur.
What do I mean by "lifestyle choices"? It means one needs to sit down and log some basic information in 3 crucial areas: nutrition, fitness, and rest. It requires reflection and planning for many so they can follow through.
These areas need to be balanced and to be successful, I have found that work needs to be put into all 3 areas. Changes need to be made and maintained and sometimes people try to rush into it. Don't. Look at what you are doing now and make small changes a little at a time until they become part of your lifestyle. Then add something else. This way, you become accustomed to the changes, it is easier and they are lasting.
Let's just conclude then that the term "weightloss" is misleading. It doesn't actually mean losing weight necessarily. Weightloss as a goal needs to be identified as a new goal term. I would like to start hearing people say, "My new goal is going to be "Health"."
Stay tuned this week as I explore the 3 areas that I feel have impacted me the most in my quest for a healthy lifestyle.


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[POE 3.3 Remote Mine Assistance Build]The Grave Digger – Volatile Dead Auto-Miner / All Bosses, All Map Mods
This may be a Volatile Dead Miner making use of Scold's Bridle to collapse mine placement, mine detonation, and corpse generation down right into a single ideal click.
Saboteur compensates for harm inflicted by Scold's Bridle. Pathfinder delivers much-needed flask sustain. The two give you harm and utility. Ascendant being a whole permits us to achieve wellness pools significantly better than either pure Saboteur or Pathfinder can otherwise handle.
3.3 Alterations:
– Zephier's and scolds are nonetheless over the industry
– Trap & Mine Harm now used in primary links
– Small alterations to Arakaali
– Added Vaal RF
– No more Farrell's Fur
– Changes to Arakaali and VRF
– Guide updated for 3.3
– Added an Uber Atziri with budget gear video.
– Added a "Gameplay Tips" section and Arakaali comparison GIF.
– More tweaks to Arakaali links. POB updated.
– Important: changed Pantheon, Skill Gems, and POB link to include Arakaali.
– Cleaned up items and labels in POB link.
– Updated mapping videos.
– Guide created. Bear with me while I sort out formatting issues.
– One-button mining
– Batshit harm, batshit regen
– Run all map mods, clear all content
– The late bloomer (80+)
– Full regen has ramp time
– More balls = fewer frames
– Expensive to perfect
In Order of Acquisition
– Pathfinder
– Path of the Ranger
– Saboteur
Zerphi's users can transition to mines after Path of the Ranger. Non-Zerphi's will need all ascendancy points.
Leveling Guide:
With the revisions to trap cooldowns in 3.3, Recommend leveling with Fire Trap and transitioning to Arc Traps once you have Clever Construction.
Once you've done Merciless lab and have Path of the Ranger, respec the redundant pathing nodes. You can transition to mines as soon as you meet the level requirement of Scold's Bridle (65) and have the Saboteur ascendancy. If the Scold's harm is too steep after transitioning to mines, consider running a Granite flask or reducing VD to a 5L.
Pob Link: https://pastebin.com/KEVGmcbH
Skill Tree: https://tinyurl.com/ybr3bfgx
Example Link: http://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/2131963
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I can't believe I fell for it.
I can't believe I fell for it.
For a quick recap: Last Monday (June 11th) at WWDC 2007 (Worldwide Developer's Conference), Apple announced that the iPhone will not have an SDK (Software Development Kit). This means that developers will not be able to write software that runs natively on the iPhone.
Apple announced that instead of an SDK, they've brought Safari to the iPhone. Safari is a Mac Web Browser (recently Safari was released for Windows). This means that developers WILL be able to write software that runs in a browser, that will in turn run on the iPhone.
This announcement was met with a plethora of boos, like this post from Gizmodo:
Fast And Furious: No iPhone SDK Means No Killer iPhone Apps
The Digg article referencing that Gizmodo post has several comments expressing the Digg crowd's sentiment:
"Thank you Mr. Steve Jobs for helping me make my decision to buy a PS3." [link]
"That 'SDK' for the iPhone is a slap in the face to developers." [link]
[Steve Jobs] showed a lot of disrespect to all those people who came out there hoping to hear something exciting they could work on. He basically told a bunch developers waiting to build great apps to go build a html page. [link]
Steve Jobs should have listened to Ballmer. "DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS! DEVELOPERS!" [link]
It's clear that many people were expecting Apple to release an SDK like Microsoft does for the Windows Mobile platform.
Months ago, when I first heard that Apple would not release an SDK, I agreed with these quotes. I thought the iPhone would be a joke, that it would flop, and that it would be undeserving of being called a "smartphone."
But after learning that the iPhone's Safari will be able to run full-fledged Ajax applications, I've completely changed my mind.
Honestly, why is it such a bad move on Apple's part? As a developer, I am much more willing to write a web application, which I have been doing for a living for the past two years, than learn another programming language so I can write applications that run ONLY on the iPhone. If you are a developer, which would you rather do? Perhaps Steve Jobs is thinking about "developers developers developers."
Software can be written right now that would run on the iPhone at release. Dozens of existing web applications will run on the iPhone at release.
My only gripe with Apple's decision here is this: I've always been reluctant to purchase a mobile data plan (they're too expensive). If all my apps must be web apps, and I don't have access to the web, it would seem that I'd be completely unable to run anything. So I'd be forced into a data plan.
But wait.
Didn't Google JUST release a product that helps take web applications offline? Yes, Google Gears promises to do just that. Currently, Google Gears is available for Firefox and Internet Explorer. But if you look at the fine print:
You can see that Safari support is coming soon. 🙂
With Google Gears, it will be much easier to develop web applications that don't require a constant internet connection. I think this will be an awesome partnership that helps broaden the possibilities for mobile applications (at least for those of us who might be without an unlimited data plan).
Just one example is Google Reader. I've always wanted to be able to use Google Reader on my mobile phone while offline. Then after reading some of my feeds, to be able to sync back up, marking as read the feeds I'd seen, starring the feeds I'd starred, and keeping unread the feeds I hadn't yet seen.
With iPhone Safari + Google Gears, things like this don't seem too far off.
The official Google Blog today has a story about a new phone from Cingular, the BlackBerry 8800. This phone has GPS, so when using Google Maps for Mobile, the map automatically centers around your current location, with a blue flashing dot "exactly where you are!"
That's all really exciting, but does anyone else find it weird that The Official Google Blog is basically running an advertisement for Cingular (AT&T) that screams "Switch to Cingular!"
And what about Apple's iPhone being available only for Cingular customers? Probably more blatant than Google, Apple is screaming, "Switch to Cingular!"
To me it's awfully mysterious that these guys are pushing consumers to switch to a specific carrier. Do Google and/or Apple have any kind of partnership with Cingular?
Maybe it's just that Cingular is the carrier that's pushing the hardest to make these kinds of partnerships. Whatever the case, other carriers (T-Mobile, I'm looking at you) need to step it up or they'll start seeing mass exodus.


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Paranormal Evidence 3: Missouri State Penitentiary Available on All Platforms
Paranormal Evidence 3: Missouri State Penitentiary: Full Details
Paranormal Evidence 3: Missouri State Penitentiary is NextVR's third installment in their Paranormal Evidence series. Released on Friday, July 13th, 2018 NextVR has made this highly anticipated episode available on all compatible platforms. It was initially exclusively on Daydream by Google.
Paranormal Evidence is a Virtual Reality investigation exploring the unexplained phenomena reported at notoriously haunted locations. The original program developed by NextVR pulls fans into the investigation as events unfold around them.
The episode is an unsettling investigation at Missouri State Penitentiary, once known as "the bloodiest 47 acres in America" for its deadly riots and grisly murders. Lead investigator Jack Kassewitz, who has years of investigative journalism and linguistics experience, took his team to the abandoned prison that is known for paranormal activity. Kassewitz provided the investigators with historical artifacts, based on months of research, to trigger paranormal activity in specific areas of the prison. The facility far surpassed its reputation for unexplained phenomena as the team experienced bizarre voices, multiple touches, and a physical attack.
Press Release
NextVR has gone above and beyond in this exciting virtual reality experience. Viewing the short trailer clip, it immerses people in an experience that looks and feels like you are a part of the episode. The visuals are astounding, transcending between contrasts in color schemes.
For advocates of paranormal investigation, this concept is major. To visit such haunted locations and experience real sightings and haunting is always nice. By the same token, a simulated experience as advanced as this virtual reality concept is also as good as it gets.
Known as "The bloodiest 47 acres in America", Missouri State Penitentiary has an infamous dark history. Places like this make for great these events and experiences, and likewise, for virtual reality. For more information on the history of Missouri State Penitentiary, visit the Official Site.


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Cold Water Hampers Oil-Eating Bacteria
Scientists at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland have found that sub-zero temperatures significantly hamper the ability of oil-eating bacteria to help the ocean recover from an oil spill.
Microorganisms found in the ocean played an important role in breaking up millions of gallons of oil that spilled into the Gulf of Mexico as a result of the Deepwater Horizon disaster in 2010. The warm waters and abundance of oil-eating bacteria are thought to have significantly aided recovery, however a large amount of oil still reached the seafloor. Oil accumulating in ocean floor sediments can persist for decades.
To better understand the oil-degrading abilities of microorganisms in colder waters, the scientists analyzed samples from west of Shetland and found that degradation was considerably lower at temperatures of 0°C, similar to those experienced in the deep waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic, than at 5°C, similar to those experienced in the Gulf of Mexico.
The research also showed that the application of dispersant – a common technique used to help clear major spills - had variable effects, suggesting care should be taken when deciding whether to apply these chemicals as part of an oil spill response.
Overall, the study provided evidence that the environmental consequences of a major spill in colder waters would last far longer than other deep water drilling environments.
"The fact that certain hydrocarbons we tested did not show any detectable levels of degradation at 0 °C suggests that the impact of oil contamination at near zero or sub-zero temperatures would have a severe long term impact on the marine environment," said Professor Ursula Witte, senior author of the study.
The study is available here.


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Four KTGY GROUP principals will speak at NAHB 50+ Housing Council IBS, Feb. 5-10th in Orlando, FL, which attracts more than 100,000 housing professionals. Manny Gonzalez, AIA, Rob Williams, AIA, Brian Muehlbauer and Damian Taitano, will provide design plan reviews. Williams is also a panelist and will provide valuable insights into reaching the booming 50+ housing market.
Architectureforart.com (http://www.architectureforart.com), an online magazine devoted to art and the space it lives in including contemporary museum and gallery design, public spaces, and private collections, was officially launched today.
Sentry launches access control product line that features advanced and expandable architecture, designed with reliability and ease of installation in mind.
CAD outsourcing services and CAD Drafting have been a major sector where Indian outsourcing firms have drawn prominent track of success.
Public relations industry veteran, Leslie McKerns, owner of McKerns Development, a strategic marketing communications, business development, press and public relations company, announces the firm?s unique 2007 Service Packages. The service packages are: the Press and Publicity Package; the MarketWatch Package; the Strategic Consulting Package; the Market Plan Development Package and the Strategic
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Searching for a pool-side snack that you won't feel guilty about later? Well look no further. This dish is actually so delicious that when I made it I ate it all in one sitting. And I didn't feel guilty about it in the least. It's packed with nutrients. If you eat it with low-carb veggies than it is truly a guilt-free snack that's good enough to make if you're entertaining guests or just getting a little peckish between meals.
The inspiration behind this dish came from my personal trainer. He is always full of great, simple ideas of food to eat that's high in protein and nutrients. He suggested mashing 1/2 an avocado with a can of tuna to spread on Ryvita crispbreads or toast. I tried it and it was delicious and simple to make – a great standby for a pre or post-workout meal. I then thought, why not make a protein-rich guacamole with even more flavour?
Ingredients :
- 1 tin of tuna
- 1 ripe avocado
- juice from 1 lime
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp cayenne pepper
- 1/2 chopped cilantro
- small chili chopped (optional)
How-To :
1. Cut avocado in half, take out the pit and scoop both halves into a bow. Add all other ingredients.
2. Mash all ingredients together with a fork until it's all mixed together but you can still identify all your ingredients.
3. Plate it up with the dippers of your choice. I went with baked brown rice chips and red pepper sticks – but the peppers were so good that I ate an entire pepper's worth of sticks and didn't even bother with the chips.
4. If desired, serve with virgin mojitos:) muddle mint and limes in a glass. Add ice, club soda and a few drops of bitters. Drink with a straw. Refreshing for a hard days work of lounging by the pool.


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You know you're in rough shape when a brand new beautiful eyeshadow palette arrives in the mail and you're too sick to want to play with it. Yep, totally got hit by the flu. My son got came home sick from school one afternoon and after going to the doctor, it was revealed that he had the flu. After a few days of remaining healthy, I was sure that I was invincible, but then I was immediately put in my place, complete with a [Read more…]
Finally! A lip plumper that actually plumps lips!!
You know how we all have those things that we would like to change about ourselves? One of mine is my lips, more specifically my upper lip. It's so small that it's nonexistent and that just doesn't work for me. I'm crazy envious of the people with plump lips, a la Angelina Jolie. I've purchased lip plumpers in the past, but never noticed a huge difference. I even got my lip liner tattooed on [Read more…]


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Upgrading the building complex
The building complex of the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research, from the 1950s no longer fulfills today's needs. The project aims to optimize working processes and to give the spaces a better flexibility with simple measures. After the intervetion the building complex will have the energy standard Minergie-P-Eco.
Building envelope
The main administrative building, the lecture hall and the laboratory building will have an envelope that is made of wooden prefabricated elements. The existing windows and window sills will be dismantled. The inner jambs will be cladded with prefabricated frame elements which also contain the service canals. The insulation thickness will be approximately 25 cm, the windows will be provided with triple insulation glazing and a U-value of approximately 0.9 W/m2K.
Building technology
With the new building envelope, the building technology can reduced to the necessary size and thus be very energy efficient. The heating and ventilation systems are equipped with heat recovery, waste heat from the cooling system is used to heat the hot water. The sanitary facilities use the waste heat of the wastewater.
The roofs are covered with a photovoltaic plant of 340 m2, which produces 56'600 kWh/a. The solar power is fed into the electricity grid, but can also be used to supply the charging stations for electric vehicles.
Research for people and the environment
The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research is concerned with the use, development and protection of natural and urban spaces.
The focus of our research is on solving problems to do with the responsible use of landscapes and forests and a prudent approach to natural hazards, especially those common in mountainous countries.
WSL occupies a leading position internationally in these research areas. We also provide groundwork for sustainable environmental policies in Switzerland.


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You know what they say. Sometimes you gotta see it to believe it.
That's why I headed to Lexington Fetal Photography this past Saturday to confirm that we hare having a girl. Because for some reason I was convinced that there was a little boy in my belly even after the tech at my anatomy ultrasound said it was a girl.
Maybe it was the phone call from a friend on our way to the doctor's office to tell us about how his ultrasound tech told him and his wife they were having a girl only to find out it was a boy at delivery.
Or it could be the fact that there is an overabundance of males in the Webb family.
Or maybe, just maybe, it was the fact that deep down I was scared to let myself believe that I would ever experience a daughter. Even though I never had that thought consciously.
All doubts were hushed when the very first shot on the screen was my child pressing her bottom against the probe. No doubt, we're having a girl. Ha.
Nana, Mingie & Aunt Angie (and Baby Hank in utero) were all there to experience the special time.
Cindy was wonderful. She's a mom to three, a UK fan and a wonderful technician. We spent nearly an hour from start to finish, and I never felt rushed. She seemed to be just as excited as the rest of us!
I want to share a picture with the reminder that these were taken at 19 1/2 weeks gestation. The ideal time for 3D/4D ultrasounds is between 28 and 32 weeks. So Warren has still not blossomed into her full baby form. I made a couple of notes to help you see what's what:).
To all of you expectant or soon-to-be expectant mommies out there, I give two thumbs up to Lexington Fetal Photography for giving me such a great experience. You can find them at www.afetalphoto.com or on their facebook page.


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Free Lecture Series on Autism
The Schwartz Center for Children in Dartmouth, MA will be holding another session in a free lecture series. This next presentation addresses autism in very young children. Please feel free to include in any newsletters you may have, or forward to any families that might be interested in attending. Thank you so much for your time.
Schwartz Center for Children Free lecture series
"Recognition of Autism in Infants, Toddlers and Preschoolers"
Presented by: Dr. Stephen Sheinkopf, Brown University
Date: Monday, January 25, 2010
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Schwartz Center for Children, 1 Posa Place, Dartmouth, MA 02747
RSVP: Lauren Moreau, 508-996-3391 x427, firstname.lastname@example.com
This session will review the diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorders and how it is adapted for diagnosing infants and toddlers. Recent advances in early screening and diagnosis as well as some of the current limitations to early diagnosis will be discussed. A review of on-going research at Brown will be used as an example of efforts to identify signs of autism in very early infancy.
Finally, we will discuss the impact of early diagnosis on families, and the process and challenges for early screening in Early Intervention programs.


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Mrs Murray, who has received some stick from her son for referring to the Spaniard by his nickname 'Deliciano,' revealed that bookies are offering odds of 20-1 that she is going to wolf-whistle at López at some point during the match.
"Can't chat, off to my wolf-whistling lesson," she tweeted on Tuesday afternoon.
The mother of Andy Murray and Jamie, who has entertained many a tennis fan with her tweeting habits for quite some time, coined the 'Deliciano' nickname in one of her blogs from the tournament in Monte Carlo in April last year.
"I joined the accreditation queue behind a bevy of Spaniards," Mrs Murray wrote in her blog.
"Yes I do mean to use the word bevy as it included 'Deliciano' López and Fernando Verdasco. Not the worst queue I've ever been in."
But speaking on Wednesday morning, she said that the joke had got a bit out of hand, and that of course she would be supporting her son in the match.
"It's not difficult at all to know who to support," she said. "It's Andy all the way. I am just one of a lot of Feliciano female fans — I am in the majority — but of course family loyalty comes into it hugely."
López is no stranger to the Murray family, Andy especially, and has played doubles with Jamie in the past.
But Judy explained that she is quite content merely to admire López from afar, and concentrate instead on supporting both her sons during the Wimbledon Championships.
The Spaniard, who will play his third Wimbledon quarter-final this afternoon after appearances in 2005 and 2008, agreed that the much- discussed nickname, also used by his mixed-doubles partner Andrea Petkovic, was just a bit of fun, and that he would still talk to Judy just as he always had done.
"Why not? I know I'm going to play her son, but why won't she talk to me anymore?" López said.
How Judy Murray might compare the two (as imagined by Jonathan Liew)
Andy Murray
- Strengths: Good return. Much improved serve. Hard-working. Does not drink. Never forgets a birthday.
- Weaknesses: Too many unforced errors, especially on the forehand side. Tends to get irritable on long car journeys.
- Form: Won four matches out of four so far, some of them well after his bedtime.
- Prospects: Well, he is not going to beat Rafael Nadal, is he?
- World ranking: 4
'Deliciano' Lopez
- Strengths: Powerful, athletic physique. Long, flowing hair. Dark, piercing eyes.
- Weaknesses: Going back to Spain at the end of this week. Never answers the phone at 1am.
- Form: Five-set win against Lucasz Kubot showed he can go on for hours. And hours.
- Prospects: Lopez looks to the crowd for inspiration. He spots a girl from Dunblane. "Take my hand," he says. "Here, we dance." The Centre Court roof opens and sunlight pours in.
- World ranking: I LOVE YOU, FELICIANO.


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Configure the Path and Pathauto modules
April 29, 2010 by Steve
Path and Pathauto work hand in hand to make your site easier to navigate. Path is the module that allows you to set up URL Aliases for your content. This page would normally have the url sitename/node/24, but with Path I can rename it to whatever I want. And Pathauto is the module that automates that process so that it happens when I save the content, rather than having to go edit it later.
Go to the Site Building > URL Aliases page. As you add content, this list view will show the aliases applied to your different pages. Right now it is empty, since we haven't posted any content.
Select the "Automated alias settings" tab. There are several sections. Take a look at the General settings - there are a lot of them, but most shouldn't need changing. Since I wanted my URL to include the phrase "build-this-site", I removed the word "this" from the list of Strings to Remove.
I made no changes under the Punctuation settings.
I wanted to have a fairly simple URL structure, one that would be easy for humans to read. I want the URL to be made of the section name and the title of the node, as you can see above. I wanted the weblinks handled differently, to use the word "links" instead of the category. So I changed the default setup for Nodes and Taxonomy as follows.
Under "Node path settings", you can see that the default path for all nodes is "content/[title-raw]". The square brackets represent a Token, a piece of information that Drupal will pull up as needed. The token [title-raw] pulls up the title of the node. So by default, every node URL has the word content and then the name of the article. I replaced the word "content" with another token, [termalias]. That gives the aliased path to the taxonomy term directory, which I thought would keep everything tidy. That's the default, but for links I did want a constant name, so I changed the links alias to be "links/[title-raw]".
For the Taxonomy term settings, I also want to change the defaults. The default setting for everything is "category/[vocab-raw]/[catpath-raw]". That means always use the word "category", followed by the taxonomy group name (like Sections or Topics), followed by the name of the term. Using [catpath-raw] rather than [cat-raw] means that if you have categories and sub-categories and sub-sub-categories, that the whole path will be listed, rather than just one term.
I want to take out the "category/[vocab-raw]" parts because I don't think that adds much useful information in the URL. I have mine set to "[catpath-raw]" for all Taxonomy URLs. Also, be sure to click the checkbox for "Bulk generate aliases for terms that are not aliased." This will add aliases for your taxonomy terms all at once.
Don't forget to save your changes when you're done setting things up.
To get the list of available tokens, see my notes on setting up the Token module.
Finally, neither Path nor Pathauto have any permissions that need configuring for anonymous users.
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
Illustration Friday: PRIMITIVE
I am behind. I completed this sketch on Monday fully intending to finish the color effort within a day or two, but time has got away from me and it appears I will have no chance to work on it later today. I will post the final when I get to it, but in an effort to make the deadline for this theme I am posting the sketch.
I am obviously an admirer of horses. I've seen a few other IF posters that chose to take the same approach to this theme. My drawing is based on two primitive cave paintings, both from Dordogne, France. The first is sometimes referred to as the "Chinese horses" in the Lascaux Caves (dated around 17,000 B.C), the second is called "Spotted Horse Panel" from the Peche Merle Cave (c. 25,000 B.C). It's stunning to me that these similar very paintings were completed roughly 8,000 years apart. I just finished watching the HBO series, Rome. I am reminded that the hay day of the Roman empire is only 2000 years old - it's a blip in time comparatively.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Illustration Friday: FAIL (2)
Still behind, but catching up! I had this idea while sketching for all the IF themes I'm behind on. While the quote was easy and quick, I actually had plan and draw this. It was fun, I enjoy drawing type - although here I used a selection of fonts as reference/basis. In my sketches (below) you can see kind of how the initial idea developed and how one word leads to the next until you almost 'read' the picture of the whale. I also wanted each word to be spelled differently, but sound the same. I knew there was a third spelling option, but I needed the internet to be reminded of veil. Looking back, I like the proportions of the sketch better. In my head I saw text and icon small on the page, a pin-pint central focus. I never got past that. Now that I've finished the piece and look back at the sketch (which I didn't look at while creating the final layout) I can see it would be stronger filling up more of the layout.
I also thought of turning it into one of those mind-bender questions by changing some of the words - make it a "which one doesn't belong" kind of thing. If I used all words spelled "ale" (other than fail), the answer wouldn't be the image because it's spelled "whale". It would be like saying "failure" doesn't belong. Okay, I'm done thinking 'out loud' for now - on to PRIMITIVE!
Friday, April 18, 2008
Illustration Friday: FAIL (1)
Late again, but I assure anyone that actually follows this blog at all that I AM working on IF concepts, for present and past themes. I'm a bit out of practice at the moment, this is a messy submission. But it is one of my favorite quotes about failing. The learning is always in the failing. While working on this lettering piece, I was doodling some other ideas and I found one I really liked. I'll be working on that and "primitive" next... and try to fill in the gaps later. It's great to active again!
Award: CPSA D.C. 219
A couple weeks ago I submitted two pieces to my local CPSA chapter who were putting together a show of colored pencil works. I did not know they would be awarding anything but much to my surprise and delight, one of my pieces "Queen Quagga" was awarded First Prize. I would like to thank the chapter for organizing the event and Around the Corner Art Framing Gallery for hosting. It was lovely meeting so many members and visitors at the reception last week.
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It would be fair to say that Under the Dome, the sci-fi drama based on a Stephen King novel, which returned for a second series on Channel 5, had got quite a long way "out there" by the end of the first series. It, you may remember, began with a mysterious transparent dome suddenly crashing down around the small town of Chester's Mill in Maine, slicing a cow in half as it did so. But by the time the townsfolk had been visited by entities taking human form, found another mini dome with a mysterious glowing egg inside it, and been plunged into total darkness by a butterfly, it was possible to think of those far-off times when there was just a silly old invisible, impenetrable barrier to worry about as the good old days.
The new series opened with murderous Big Jim Rennie (Dean Norris) still trying to hang army veteran Dale "Barbie" Barbara for crimes he himself had committed, as blinding light returned to Chester's Mill and the dome emitted a sound that caused the townspeople to faint. Big Jim's son Junior (Alexander Koch) couldn't bring himself to pull the lever on the scaffold, though, and felt that the dome may not approve. In fact, the dome had turned into a very powerful magnet, which soon gave it the look of a large-scale modern art installation, and introduced some very inventive jeopardy – flying nails and shuffling ovens – and an unexpected end for one character, although she did get a "sorry" from one of the dome entities at the end.
As sci-fi, Under the Dome is never less than interesting, with the dome's attitude towards humanity increasingly reminiscent of the alien visitor in the 1951 film The Day the Earth Stood Still. It races along, too. As for being "out there" I, for one, hope it just keeps going.


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Hawthorn lead a wasteful Fremantle Dockers by 5.5.35 to 1.6.12 at half time of the 2013 AFL Grand Final, with forward Jack Gunston kicking three for the Hawks in the opening term.
Gunston gave Hawthorn the lead inside four minutes after marking directly in front and from the edge of the 50 he kicked truly for the first major of the afternoon.
At the other end Fremantle were showing signs of nerves. Nat Fyfe took two smart marks early before spraying both set shots and Hayden Ballantyne rushed a kick on the run that was well off target.
Lance Franklin also appeared to be wasteful when he sliced a set shot from outside 50m but was given a second crack when it was adjudged Fremantle defender Luke McParlin had moved over the mark.
Franklin had no problems with the second effort from the goalsquare, kicking the Hawks out to an 11-point lead.
Dockers midfielder Michael Barlow also had a chance in the final two minutes of the first quarter, but he too couldn't hit and Fremantle went into the first change trailing Hawthorn 2.3.15 to 0.3.
Gunston extended Hawthorn's lead at the beginning of the second quarter and when Lee Spurr was swarmed and caught holding the ball, Cyril Rioli made the margin an even four goals.
Ballantyne continued his poor start when he marked off a Fremantle break and overlooked an unmarked Michael Walters in a vacant goalsquare, electing to take the set show from 40m and spraying his kick out to the right.
Fremantle were finally on the board when Tendai Mzungu kicked truly from a 45-degree angle but Gunston quickly replied with his third of the half to restore Hawthorn's 24-point lead.
Pavlich continued what was a poor half in front of goal from Ross Lyon's side with two extremely poor efforts late in the half, giving Hawthorn a 5.5.35 to 1.6.12 lead at the main break.


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This Kwanzaa Principles Box Set includes seven guiding principles keepsake note cards. Kwanzaa is based on the Nguzo Saba (seven guiding principles) one for each day of the observance, and is celebrated from December 26th to January 1st. Each box set comes individually packaged and UPC coded. Approximately 4 inches long and 4 inches wide.
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I'm still working on my phase mod synth, I've been back to the drawing board about 3 times now and spent a couple of hundred hours putting things in, taking things out, removing useless features etc. And decided I should show off a little bit. All the sounds are from the synth, I have EQ on each sound and a Soundgoodizer on the master, that's it.
The problem I am battling at the moment is CPU usage, 10 instances is eating around 70% of my quad core Q6600. So I don't plan to release until I can get that wayyy down.
After seeing harmless I think I might change the color scheme though, it's a bit too close.
It's probably a bit early to ask for feedback on the GUI but I'd love some feedback on the sounds. I know the mixing of the track could be improved but I didn't want to stray too far from the synth's sounds.
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The Beauty of snapshots, and the way they work is that they sometimes come to mind all out of order ( as in not in the actual order of when events occured) Earlier today I wrote about a Memory that happened when my son was much younger, a snapshot from my mind. This post is a more current Memory, one I DID happen to have my Camera for, one that is more a series of events blurred into one, more like an album.
My two girls have been having friends over for as long as I can remember…Birthday Parties, sleep-overs…my house is almost always full of kids, but until recently, my son did not do this. we did SMALL Parties for His Birthday, just the 5 of us. We did not do Play-dates. He just couldn't handle it. This past Fall he ASKED for a Party for His 11th Birthday! So Invitations were sent to a VERY short exclusive List ( see my post here "Balloons, Bubbles and Tears").
There is one wonderful child who has found his way to the title of Best Friend when it comes to my son ( This is a HUGE First ). Today as we drove to the ballpark for another round of Miracle League Baseball, we saw our friends sitting at a red light, also headed to where we were and my son started jumping up and down in the back seat " That's My Friend!!!" He squealed. "I Go Play Baseball with My Friend!!"
To see my son making REAL Connections is a precious beautiful thing! To the Parents out there teaching your children to look beyond the differences, beyond the disabilities, to reach out and get to know kids who struggle socially, THANK YOU! Words can not express how much each of these kids has blessed my life by loving my son. Seeing His face LIGHT up as he Runs to Hug one of His friends is a precious memory. To watch as they patiently spend time with Him, playing what HE wants to play, not getting bent out of shape when he has an off day and wants to be alone….THAT is awareness.
We have come so far, was not long ago, my son had NO friends ( or if He did, He couldn't tell me about them) except for Thomas the Tank Engine, Buzz Lightyear, ect. The Patience of These children has paid off…He now knows EACH of them by NAME! (This is HUGE Folks!!!) and RUNS to Hug or High Five them when he sees them! He ASKS to go play with them BY NAME! He ASKED to invite them to His Birthday Party. So remember when the road seems long, and it seems like all is lost, you NEVER know when something is going to just Click…and when it does, WOW! It is BEAUTIFUL! Be Patient, and as Dori fish from "Finding Nemo" would say "Just keep swimming"……


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Few bands were more successful in Austria and Germany in the '80s than Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung (often abbreviated as E.A.V.), a German-language rock outfit primarily seen as a fun band, with humorous, often intentionally silly lyrics and extravagant stage shows, but whose catchy pop songs often included political and social criticism beneath a clownish surface. In its native Austria, the band scored five gold albums and ten platinum or multi-platinum albums (1987's Liebe, Tod & Teufel went platinum sixfold) and had three number one chart hits ("Küss die Hand, Schöne Frau" stayed in the charts for 22 weeks) and 11 more Top Ten singles. Despite the strong Austrian dialect of their lyrics, they found success in Germany and Switzerland, too: E.A.V. had two platinum albums, four gold albums, and four Top Ten singles in Germany, and two gold albums and a double platinum album in Switzerland.
The band was founded by guitarist and songwriter Thomas Spitzer in 1977, together with bassist Eik Breit, drummer Anders Stenmo, and keyboardist Nino Holm. A year later, with the release of its self-titled debut album, the band added saxophonist Günter Schönberger and singer Wilfried (later successful as a solo artist) to the lineup; in 1979 Wilfried was replaced by Gert Steinbäcker (later a member of STS). In 1981, singer Klaus Eberhartinger became the band's frontman, and his extroverted vocal style helped the group to find a distinctive voice. The band released its second album the same year, Café Passé, and won the German Record Critics' Award and a Berliner Wecker in 1982. With their third album, 1983's Spitalo Fatalo, they managed to enter the Austrian album charts. A la Carte followed in 1984.
Released in 1985, Geld Oder Leben! was the band's big breakthrough, not only in Austria, where it hit number one and stayed in the charts for an astonishing 78 weeks, but also in Germany and Switzerland. The album yielded five hit singles: "Go, Karli, Go," "Ba-Ba-Banküberfall" (which even briefly entered the U.K. charts in an English-language version, "Ba-Ba-Bankrobbery"), "Märchenprinz," "Heiße Nächte (In Palermo)," and "Fata Morgana." In 1986, four of the band's songs appeared in the German movie Geld Oder Leber!, starring popular comedian Mike Krüger. In 1987, the band released its most successful album, Liebe, Tod & Teufel, which featured their biggest single hit, "Küss die Hand, Schöne Frau." The album went platinum in Germany, six times platinum in Austria, and double platinum in Switzerland. The following albums -- Neppomuk's Rache (1990) and Watumba! (1991) -- didn't match the success of Liebe, Tod & Teufel, but still managed to get the band a few more gold and platinum awards.
During the height of its popularity, the band was usually seen as a fun project, even though the group had always used its almost burlesque comic image to express serious commentary on various topics in the form of parody. For example, their song "Wann Man Gehn Muß" (a parody of Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus") made fun of Austrian Federal President Kurt Waldheim and the scandal surrounding his membership in the Third Reich's SS (which Waldheim never commented on). Waldheim threatened to sue the band. For songs like "Wir Marschieren" (We March), a satire of right-wing mentality, the band received bomb threats from neo-Nazis after a 1983 TV show.
After Watumba!, E.A.V. went on hiatus for three years, and when they returned in 1994 with a new album, Nie Wieder Kunst (Wie Immer...), their popularity in Germany and Switzerland had faded. They were still moderately successful in their native country, however, and despite several changes in their lineup and little media attention, they had a big enough fan base to continue recording and touring. In 2005, their retrospective double album 100 Jahre EAV...Ihr Habt Es So Gewollt!!, which revisited several of their songs in newly recorded versions, managed to launch a comeback in connection with a large tour. In 2007, E.A.V. released an album with new material called Amore XL, which managed to reach platinum status in Austria. ~ Christian Genzel, Rovi


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Whether you are looking to spend your next weekend at the beach, or you are in search of a place to spend a few weeks or months and recharge your batteries, it is extremely important to know what to expect before you make a decision. There are many things to take into account, from weather, to the living price and conditions, and places where you can dine or have a cup of coffee. Not to mention the things you can do there, apart from sunbathing, of course. One great place for you to visit would be Rockaway Beach, Oregon. And because we want to help you out, we came up with the complete guide of everything you have to know before going there. Let's begin!
Weather in Rockaway Beach, Oregon
The first thing you should know is that the climate in Rockaway Beach, Oregon is overall mild. While the winters can be quite cold, if you are going there during the summer, you can expect a really lovely and hot weather. For instance, in the month of July, the average temperature is around 68 degrees Fahrenheit, while the maximum can go up to 73 degrees.
Another important thing to remember is that the precipitation levels are quite high, so there can be periods when sudden rain is to be expected. However, the precipitations are not so severe so as to disrupt you from your daily activities. Overall, the weather in Rockaway Beach is especially nice during the summer, and definitely worth a trip there.
Rockaway Beach Housing
The next thing that should concern you if you decide to take a trip to Rockaway Beach is to find a place to call home. Rockaway Beach offers a variety of housing options, from hotels and motels if you're only going to spend a short amount of time there, to private rentals if you plan on being there for a while, and you want to feel more at home. Just to give you an idea of what you can choose, we have researched options from each category.
Shilo Inn Suites Hotel
This hotel is situated in the Tillamook area of Oregon. It has plenty of amenities for people who prefer to have everything they need at their disposal. Some of them include guestrooms where there is no smoking allowed, a restaurant, a bar, a fitness center, an indoor pool, banking services, a self-serve laundry, and basically everything you need on a vacation. The place is also family friendly, offering free cribs for babies, and extra beds at a surcharge. You also have the possibility of booking adjoining rooms, which is great if you are travelling with the entire family. One of the lowest prices they offer is $128 for a double room.
Sunset Surf Motel
Situated in the Manzanita area, this motel is a more affordable housing option in Rockaway Beach. The price of a double room starts from $82. You have amenities such as an outdoor pool, luggage storage, concierge services, and a picnic area. You are also extremely close to the beach. This is a big plus if you came here precisely to lay in the sun and listen to the waves all day long. And for people who enjoy golfing, you should know that the Manzanita Golf Course is only 11 minutes away.
McGuire's Beach Rental
If what you're looking for is a place where you can feel at home in Rockaway Beach, then the best option for you would be to look for some private rentals. One of such private rentals is McGuire's Beach Rental. Probably the best thing about it is that it's located across the street from the ocean. But a close second is definitely the fact that it is a really cozy space where you can have all the privacy you want. It has two bedrooms and one bath, a large living room with two couches, and a walk-through kitchen that is completely equipped. A great plus is that you can use the deck to barbecue. The owners also provide a Weber kettle barbecue.
Campground Facilities
For the people who enjoy camping and don't feel comfortable spending their vacation in a hotel or beach rental, there is always the possibility to use the campground facilities provided by Tillamook county. You have more than one option to choose from. From the Barview Jetty County Campground, to the Trask River County Campground, or the Kilchis River County Campground. You can even reserve a place in advance if you'd like.
Where to Eat in Rockaway Beach
Offshore Grill and Coffee House
This Rockaway Beach restaurant has it all. They serve breakfast, lunch, brunch, dinner, and coffee if you're in the mood for a midday caffeine boost. You can eat inside, outdoors, or even take your food with you at home, and the prices are really affordable. A great place for families with children, this restaurant has really good service and delicious food.
Upper Crust Pizza
Doesn't this sound delicious? This Rockaway Beach restaurant is the place to go to for the most delicious pizza around. Specializing in Italian food, it is a great place to go get dinner and drinks, since they also serve alcohol. So if you're in town with your family or group of friends, and would like to go to a place where both the atmosphere and the food are great, we suggest you try Upper Crust Pizza.
Grumpy's Café
Finally, we thought you might want to hear about an awesome place to go get breakfast and coffee in the morning. Despite its name, we can assure you that this is a very lovely café. It has really good service, and delicious breakfast options. The prices are affordable, and the pancakes are exquisite, so why not give it a try?
What to Do in Rockaway Beach
Last but not least, we wanted to give you some suggestions of activities you can do while you are in Rockaway Beach.
- Visit the Tillamook County Pioneer Museum.
- Spend an afternoon at the Alderbrook Golf Course.
- Go fishing.
- Go hiking south of Rockaway Beach, to Munson Creek Falls and Kilches Point Reserve.
- Try some water sports such as scuba diving, windsurfing, or jet skiing.
- Visit the Cedar Old Growth Nature Preserve.


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Employee Retires After 45 Years In The Potteries
30 July 2008
Local man Keith Bird, an employee of Stoke-based crockery manufacturer Steelite International, is retiring after 45 years.
Keith began his career in the pottery industry in 1963 at the age of 15. His first job was working for Allied English Potteries (AEP) as Forwarding Clerk, responsible for general despatching of orders. AEP later merged with Royal Doulton where Keith became Production Controller – an often challenging job as there were no computers at the time. In 1983, the division he was working in at Royal Doulton was sold and became Steelite International as it is today. Keith has worked in all areas of Steelite International, from Quality Controller to his current role of Samples Manager.
Born in Stoke-on-Trent, Keith lives just two miles from Steelite International's factory. He remembers a vast number of changes and events that have taken place during his career. Keith recalls the introduction of computer systems and the very first calculator, as well as actor Sir John Mills filming his Potteries-set sitcom Young At Heart, at the Vulcan Pottery in Hanley.
A presentation will be made to Keith tomorrow at 12.30pm at Steelite International's factory in Orme Street.
"While various trends for patterned crockery have come and gone, the manufacturing process has changed very little in the past 45 years," said Keith. "One of the greatest changes I have seen during my career has been the introduction of computers and calculators. I will miss my colleagues but I am looking forward my new spare time – first I'm going to clean out my garage and then enjoy a nice long holiday!"
"As one of our longest serving employees, it is always very useful to have Keith on hand with his vast knowledge of the industry and manufacturing processes," said Bernard Matthews, Production Director at Steelite International. "He has been a great asset to the team so we will be sad to see him go but wish Keith all the very best in his retirement."


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Chart Mondays: Calvin Harris Featuring Rihanna - This Is What You Came For
The amazing dance duo is back, this is exactly the sort of songs that I love to hear from Rihanna as dance music suits her voice perfectly and it's clear she loves singing these sort of songs. With Drake still at number one with "One Dance" which marks it's twelfth consecutive week at number one, my Chart Mondays review is open for the top ten again, although a music video for "One Dance" is on it's way, it has yet to be released. This one is currently sitting at number four on the UK chart. Rihanna performs perfectly in rag-like clothes that she easily pulls off, loving her life in a visual cube box as well as out of it. Calvin Harris' This Is What You Came For shows the Rihanna we all know and love.
Calvin Harris, real name Adam Wiles, is an inspiration to us all. He's one of those rare acts that have built his name from scratch. This Scottish DJ has worked and worked and worked to become this international star, and it has definitely paid off. Calvin Harris will always be setting the charts alight. He collaborates, once again, with Rihanna, real name Robyn Fenty, who has also worked hard to get to where she is now, yeah she may have had a few hit singles when she started, but she made a name for herself by working hard, she wouldn't be here if she didn't. This song was written by Calvin Harris and Nils Sjöberg.
Directed by Emil Nava, the music video is exciting after seeing the cube box and hoping for an extremely visual music video much like Sergey Lazarev's "You Are The Only One"; yet it doesn't work as perfectly and what could have been amazing, falls flat.
Some perfect projected images and video used works really well, and at times it is visually amazing, but the cube fails to work the way we all had hoped, so they switch it up, focusing on Rihanna alone.
Rihanna shines throughout, she clearly loves EDM, house and dance music. She's having so much fun recording the music video, this is the sort of music she enjoys. It's enlightening to see her so happy performing.
Her style is somewhat disappointing, yet she seems relaxed in this rag-like costume, like it's something she wears around her house and pulls out of her wardrobe often. She pulls it off as if it was meant for her, it probably was to be honest.
Overall, the cube fails to work out the way we had hoped, and Sergey Lazarev's "You Are The Only One" really puts this music video to shame in comparison. However, Rihanna's performance is infectious and some visual scenes are on point. They made it work, but it is somewhat lacking.
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) has told the government that "it is committed" to buying nearly 300 indigenously made fighters and basic trainers from the state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), a senior defence ministry official said on condition of anonymity. The deal will likely cost the government several billion dollars.
IAF's commitment , however, comes with a rider: designing, manufacturing and delivery will have to be within a prescribed deadline from the time the deal is inked, this person added. "Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) and the HAL must get their act together," the official said. ADA works under the Department of Defence Research and development of the ministry of defence and is tasked with overseeing India's LCA (light combat aircraft) programme.
IAF has told the government that it is "committed to buying" another 10 Squadrons of Tejas Mark-II (each squadron has 16-18 fighters) and 36 Advance Medium Combat (AMCA) fighters. Besides the fighters, IAF has also told the government that it will buy newly made trainer aircraft HTTP-40 as well. The decision to commit to buying indigenous fighters is the first major decision taken by Air Marshal RK Singh Bhadauria who took over as the Chief of Air Staff recently.
IAF has already bought 40 fighters of the initial version of Tejas. "The final contract for the purchase of 83 indigenously made Tejas Mark-1 fighters will be signed by the end of the current financial. Negotiations between the IAF and HAL is in the final stages," a second official in the ministry of defence said.
After several time over-run, the HAL has delivered about a dozen aircraft and fallen behind the scheduled yearly production target. The IAF was forced to raise the first squadron of Tejas fighters with just three in 2016.
The designing for the AMCA, which will have stealth capabilities, and advanced radar and weapon packages, is in the nascent stage and will be India's own next-generation fighter aircraft. The design of the Tejas Mark-II is in a very advanced stage and is likely to frozen yet soon," the second official said. "The Indian private defence manufacturing sector should also try to exploit this opportunity along with the Defence Public Sector Units."
IAF needs a minimum of 42 fighter squadrons to put up a credible deterrence along two borders simultaneously. It, currently has only 30 fighter squadrons. The decision to go with indigenously made fighters is a major leap of faith for IAF which has been accused in the past of preferring foreign-made fighters to indigenous technology.
"Production facilities of LCA, Tejas are being upgraded. As and when orders firmed up more effort will be made to ramp-up production," a HAL spokesperson reacting to the rider of IAF
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March 14-20, 2014
Time once again for a sparkly royal roundup! Here's a look at some of the biggest stories from the world of royal jewels this week.
10. Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has kept her jewelry simple during her official visit with Crown Prince Haakon to Vietnam this week, generally sticking to a few stacked bracelets (including one that appears to have an "evil eye" motif) to add a bit of sparkle.
8. On Friday, Queen Sofia of Spain wore her favorite strand of multi-colored pearls and a golden brooch to visit the "El Griego de Toledo" exhibit at the museum of Santacruz.
7. In Ghana, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden has chosen more colorful jewels, including a playful pair of earrings for an engagement on Tuesday.
6. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands indulged in her penchant for purple once again this week, pairing oversized purple earrings with a coordinating chapeau.
5. As expected, the Duchess of Cambridge borrowed the shamrock brooch from the Irish Guards for the third year running on Monday; she wore it to present shamrocks to the regiment with the Duke.
4. If you're in Stockholm tomorrow, pop by the palace for a lecture on royal jewels by Göran Alm. The presentation will reportedly focus on jewels from the Renaissance to the present; check out the royal court's website for ticketing info.
3. Queen Elizabeth II also chose bright, spring-like colors for a visit to the University of London. She accessorized her blue ensemble with the Carrington Feather Brooch, which she received as a wedding gift in 1947. The piece features a sapphire nestled within the diamond feather, and it is sadly not named after Alexis Carrington, although she would certainly have worn it.
2. The Emperor and Empress of Japan welcomed the Vietnamese president to Tokyo this week; Empress Michiko wore pearls and a glittering brooch for the occasion. (Sadly, she went sans tiara for the state banquet!)
1. The always-dependable Danes brought out the glitter for their own state visit festivities this week, however. At a state banquet for the Turkish president, Queen Margrethe II wore the Baden Palmette Tiara, Crown Princess Mary wore her wedding tiara, Princess Marie wore Princess Dagmar's Floral Tiara, and Princess Benedikte wore the Star and Pearl Tiara (although she's mistakenly identified as Queen Anne-Marie -- oops!). Ain't no party like a Scandinavian tiara party!


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As soon as I learned that Tim Sale was going to be at the Boston Comic Con I went to his site and checked it out. I wasn't the biggest fan of the Hulk: Gray series – but it was not for the art – in fact, the art is what saved the series from being a total waste. I looked into getting a sketch from him – but was met with a sort of road block… see, his requirements for getting a sketch is as follows:
- You must get into line at his table when the Con starts – you must be one of the first 5-8 people in line as he only does a limited amounts of sketches during the con
- Once in line – if you are lucky enough to be one of the early ones – you must request a fast pass.
- They will ask what you want, plus give you a time to return.
- You must return at the time of your pass – otherwise your sketch will not be done.
- He times his sketches with an hourglass. A soon as the sand runs out – your sketch is done.
By the way – his sketches aren't cheap… in fact, his sketch was HALF of my entire budget of the con. But here's my story… as some of you know I am a children's storyteller – that's my job. That's what I do… but the issue is – I had to leave the con mid-way to do a show about 30 minutes away. When I was offered the fast pass I asked for the latest time – he gave me a time of 3:20. My show started at 1:30 – and would end at 2:30, but with a half an hour to get back… let's just say – it was cutting it real close.
Well, as you can tell I made it. But I also made a blunder – I was back to the con by 3:05 – and as I hit the building I suddenly realized… I left my camera in my car! I had to run back to my car and then back again to the con. I was back to Sale's table by 3:15. He signed a few more books before he started on my sketch. It was probably one of the best experiences at a con ever. The best part? The sand ran out in the hour glass – and Sale said "This is going to be one of those days where I just do what I want and not pay attention to the time" and he kept on working! He also had a huge crowd gathered around just to watch the sketch being done. This is certainly a pride piece in the collection and will be framed and hung – as soon as the construction is finished and the Hulk room is back to normal. Thank you Tim Sale!


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MRI does not rely on any type of radiation (i.e., ionizing radiation) like that used for an x-ray or CT scan. The MRI examination requires specialized equipment that uses a powerful, constant magnetic field, radiofrequency energy, and dedicated equipment including a powerful computer to create very clear pictures of internal body structures.
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We routinely draw lab work to test kidney function in MRI patients who:
If your MRI exam is ordered with IV Contrast and you meet any of these criteria, please arrive 45 minutes before the scheduled appointment time to complete this lab work. This will help to expedite the completion of your exam. If you have none of these indicators, please arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled appointment time for registration.
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Welcome to RecorderMusic.us
We hope you enjoy your visit here. Please join or login if you have joined before.
This website is dedicated to the proposition that there should be 'modern' literature for recorder ensembles. Inside the 'Content' button you will find a "Download' button which will take you to my recorder transcriptions of Ragtime (dance music of the early 20th century), Popular Music (public domain tunes only), Folk Music from around the world, Hymn Tune arrangements (from my childhood), and many transcription of public domain music which was not usable in it's current form.
My original compositions are personal 'giant step'. From very early years my head has been filled with musical ideas. The few which have been completely realized were in the choral area and composed for the places that I worked. The original recorder 'things' are 'all me' but I must be willing to 'put my efforts were my mouth is' (mixed metaphor).
My 'Links' page will direct you to places where I have purchased recorder music. Frustration and disappointment over purchases which have not met my expectations has prompted me to build my entire website based on PDF files and Wave files for each composition. You are free to download the wave files for future reference. The PDF files are very reasonably priced to make it rather silly to 'share' but financially easy to use.
I am making this considerable effort (my first website) to add to my income (fellow musicians will understand) BUT I truly believe that it is crucial for the recorder community to expand our performances past the period of the Renaissance and Baroque. We need to 'up our game' toward the goal of attracting new players and audiences.
All payment is through PayPal and the taxing system which I use requires that I have a rather unusual amout of information about who is making purchases. I really try to be honest about sending the appropriate taxes to your home states where legally required. Making the payment to Paypal gives you the right to download any purchase for 1 year. Please offer your feedback toward a more usable and satisfying web experience.
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