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They're packed with nutrients and easy to make! Here with several new ways to love beets was Judi Strauss from The Charmed Kitchen. One of the quickest recipes, perfect for summer was Cold Beet and Watermelon Soup!
Perfect Fit Sundresses
It's the go-to outfit for summer – sundresses! Here to help us find the perfect fit for everyone was Lisa Kusner from Aurora Farms Premium Outlets. The best part? You can save up to $100 on these great dresses! Watch our video clip for all the information.
Bug Bites
Don't let bug bites ruin your summer! Do you know the difference between a normal bug bite and an allergic reaction? Dr. Sandra Hong from The Cleveland Clinic was here to explain the difference.
About two million Americans are allergic to the venom of stinging insects. While it's important to remember that most people aren't allergic to stings, many of those who are, are at risk for life-threatening allergic reactions. Approximately 50 deaths each year in the US are attributed to allergic reactions to insect stings.
Symptoms can include difficulty breathing, hives which appear as a red, itchy rash, swelling of the face, throat or mouth, wheezing or difficulty swelling and rapid pulse.
Mad Tex
Natalie is getting to know Northeast Ohio one restaurant at a time! Her latest discovery? A place called Mad Tex. It's a place where your favorite American foods, like burgers, meet up with Mexican specialties! Check out our web video.
Mad Tex has two locations – Natalie visited the one in the Beach Cliff Shopping Center in Rocky River. The second location is on Rockside Road in Independence.
Our dessert was Indian-inspired! Executive Chef of Provenance, Matt Jankowski, fried us up some "Jalebi Dessert!"
Starting Wednesday, July 10th, a prix fixe menu will be available through September 3rd. There is a lunch version as well that is a selection of an entree and dessert for $22.
Provenance Café and Catering by Provenance is a family of hospitality services formed through a partnership with the Cleveland Museum of Art, Bon Appétit Management Company and Chef Douglas Katz. Provenance is a 76-seat fine dining restaurant and bar offering locally sourced, globally inspired cuisine with a regularly changing menu themed to the exhibitions at the museum. Provenance Café offers easy, on-the-go selections for lunch, dinner and snacks with viewing windows allowing people to watch as chefs create their food.
Lion King: Music
Disney's The Lion King is returning to Playhouse Square this summer! To get you excited about the upcoming musical, Natalie traveled to Nashville where they are currently performing to catch up with the cast and crew – including a behind the scenes look at how they create the music!
The Lion King will be at the State Theatre July 9 through August 4, 2013.


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Earleton FL ZIP Code
Earleton city is located in Florida State, Alachua County and has a unique zip code assigned by the US Postal Service Office.
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Earleton Area Code is 352 and Time Zone is Eastern (GMT -05:00).
Earleton Zip Code - Florida
The US ZIP Code basic format consists of five decimal numerical digits assigned to the Earleton City. An extended ZIP+4 code, introduced in the 1980s, includes the five digits of the Earleton ZIP code, a hyphen, and four more digits that determine a more specific location within a given ZIP code in Earleton, Florida.
The Earleton Zip Code is 32631.
If you want to send a mail to Earleton City, you should use the 32631 Zip Code.
In 1983, the U.S. Postal Service introduced an expanded Earleton ZIP code system that it called ZIP+4, often called "plus-four codes", "add-on codes", or "add ons". A ZIP+4 code uses the basic 32631 Zip code plus four additional digits to identify a geographic segment within the five-digit delivery area, such as a Earleton city block, a group of apartments, an individual high-volume receiver of mail or any other unit that could use an extra identifier to aid in efficient mail sorting and delivery in Florida.


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Egg donation is not the method of choice — it is the method of exclusion
"Three times I went to Russia to pick up some eggs. Six embryos tested by PGS and one was good ))) This little embryo was born when I was 44 and the egg they used was from me when I was 43…"
IVF treatment:
So you have been trying for some time, experienced medical complications or have been suffering from a particular condition which has now ment that IVF has been advised to be the next step for you to achieve the baby of your dreams; this advice may now mean a confusing and worrying time for the couple. That is why at O.L.G.A. Fertility Clinic we know, through years of experience, that by combining in depth support and advice along with excellent medical care and success can help you fulfill your dreams!
IVF is a multiple-step process that consists of ovary stimulation through the use of medication, oocyte retrieval, egg fertilization outside the body (using ICSI if required), embryo transfer into the uterus and finally vitrification of remaining embryos . This medical process in stages is described in detail in the part procedure and medication.
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In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is the procedure of fertilization outside the body and subsequent transfer of an embryo into the uterus. Primary indications for IVF are the following: fallopian tubes dysfunction meaning that the egg and sperm cannot meet, decrease in sperm quality, endometriosis or unexplained infertility. The efficiency of IVF treatment depends on multiple factors for example type and a period of infertility. However the most important factor is female age.
We are very happy and proud of our success rates in both IVF and ICSI treatments with own women's eggs which are high due to individually designed pretreatment and stimulation protocols. Even without PGS, including the patient group of advanced reproductive age and gladly present the results below:
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A few days ago, exactly on June 12 2019, our beautiful Valsassina was hit by heavy rains that caused in a very short time a flood in much of the valley. Unfortunately, our company was a victim of the flood. Water, mud and debris covered the entire production area in just a few minutes, forcing us to evacuate immediately.
Restoration work is still in progress and some of our staff are already working for you.
We would like to inform you that deliveries may be delayed, even if we are trying to keep this problem to a minimum.
Certain of your understanding, we send you our greetings.
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By Dr. Edward Seiler, vice president, Economics and Research, Dworbell, Inc.
It is generally accepted by economists that low rates of fertility are associated with long-term diminished economic growth.
This has been well documented in the European Union that has seen fertility rates fall since the 1960s to an average of 1.6 children per woman in her childbearing years (well below the "replacement" fertility rate of 2.1 that would keep the population steady). After taking immigration and longevity into account, the share of working-age people in Europe is expected to fall from about 70 percent today to somewhere between 50 and 55 percent in the long run (assuming labor rate participation rates stay the same). In addition to diminished long-term growth, this has many implications for the elderly population (e.g., pay-as-you-go social security programs are placed at risk, and health care services lack essential workers).
The story back home also appears to be headed the way of Europe and East Asia. At the top end of the age scale, America is aging. By 2035, one-third of all U.S. households will be headed by someone 65 and over and the number of households aged 80 and over will more than double to 16.2 million. At the lower end, we're having fewer babies. The total fertility rate dropped to 1.76 in 2017, and recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that it declined again in 2018 to another record low of 1.72.
So, does this mean that unless birth rates or immigration increase that we are headed for diminished growth and its associated malaises?
In short, I don't know. First, as unemployment rates have fallen we have seen increased labor force participation (including many seniors who are delaying retirement) and there is room for the participation to keep growing. Second, as technological automation increases we may be grateful that we have relatively fewer workers in the economy. Only time will tell.


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Friday, August 6, 2010
Gyawn Revisited--the G is Silent
3:38 A.M. Little black Gnats keep flying on the screen. I thought my cursor was moving--my eyes AND my mind were playing tricks. I smashed one. Now I have a permanent period because I don't want to scrape it off. I don't think you've ever met Gnoggin my Gnome. May I introduce you? Gnoggin was knitted a year ago for my friend Mary Jane. He arrived in NJ via airmail to bring her comfort and cheer in her very last days. Now he sits and waits for his next assignment. I'm thinking of entering him in the county fair next week. Guessing he'll be the fair's token knitted Gnome. Incidentally if you ever chance upon a recipe to make a hamburger shaped cake that instructs you to: "Line a 6 cup glass bowl with aluminum foil and bake the cake batter 70 minutes at 300" RUN LIKE THE WIND AWAY FROM THE KITCHEN. DO NOT LOOK BACK. DO NOT STOP TO REMOVE YOUR APRON.
Ah...a lonely train whistle. I should pause and write a poem. These nights of insomnia are interesting. When I awaken it isn't gentle with a "What sleep from yonder window breaks? 'Tis the moon and I with fair hand do embrace that bright orb." Nope. It's: "I'm awake. I'm up. I was sleeping and now I'm not. Time? What's that noise?" Smashed another Gnat. Oh, Gno. Now I have a permanent colon on my screen.
5 comments:
- Shelly said...
I was working on my gnome last night. Almost finished. But my beard is rather large, especially the part that goes around the chin. I was up rather late (eastern time, though) too. Worried to go to bed because I wanted to keep checking if Pete was breathing! Doing a little better this morning.
- August 6, 2010 at 6:30 AM
- eileen c said...
The color is right for the bun!!
- August 6, 2010 at 7:20 AM
Sorry about the insomnia. I think your Gnome is destined to attend the fair.
- August 6, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- Laura said...
Love the gnome! He is super cute!
I have never had luck baking a cake in a bowl. The outside it always burned and the inside is always raw. Not sure how much lower I can turn the oven and still have the thing bake. I've learned to stick with cupcakes. :)
- August 6, 2010 at 1:32 PM
- Jill said...
You should enter the gnome in the county fair. I'll be looking for it and your blue ribbon. :)
- August 7, 2010 at 6:16 AM


text: Pitti immagine uomo (Florence, June 13/16) promoted an impressive exhibition. "Il museo effimero", staged at Palazzo Pitti, in the Costume Museum, was curated by Olivier Saillard, from the Palais Galliera in Paris. The aim was to display the permanent fashion collection of Pitti in a scenographic layout, setting ae premise for a future permanent fashion museum in Florence. Olivier's choreography, which integrated the Pitti collection with several outfits from Palais Galliera, was unusual and descriptive. The idea was to display historical clothes and accessories, not as they would be exhibited in a museum, on a dummy in display cabinets, but as they would appear in a lady's dressing room, strung over chairs and left on tables to be ironed. This kind of everyday choreography, enhanced by the contrast created with the style of the ancient rooms in Palazzo Pitti, gives the historical dresses a human element. For the occasion, the Costume Gallery was revamped with a new decorative carpet by Christin Lacroix.


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Mini Lab
- Capacity: 30
- Duration: 45 minutes
- Cost (per pupil): £9.00
Encourage your class to experiment, question and test their ideas in our fantastic, new Mini Lab!
During this active, hands-on session, children lead their own journey of discovery to explore three exciting scientific zones: biology, physics and chemistry.
From discovering fossils, to exploring the science of light and dark, children will have the opportunity to use real scientific equipment to discover how the world works around them.
Which type of scientist will your students want to be?
Our Mini Lab session has been designed to follow the three stages of effective learning allowing each child to progress at their own stage of development:
- 'Play and explore'- children investigate the different scientific zones and 'have a go' with real scientific equipment.
- 'Actively learn'- children complete scientific activities designed to encourage problem solving skills and resilience.
- 'Create and think critically'- children apply their knowledge of the equipment to test new ideas and to create their own mini experiments.
This session is part of the MiniBrum experience to enhance STEM learning for EYFS and KS1. MiniBrum is a brand-new mini city where under 8s can explore the amazing world of science and engineering. Where will your MiniBrum adventure take you?
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Boas On Phoenix Police Shooting And Anti-Semitism Statistics
The Show regularly checks in with Editorial Board of the Arizona Republic to talk about the big issues facing the state and the region — featured in the newspaper's Viewpoints section.
The incidences of anti-Semitism in Arizona — and across the country — are on the rise, and concerns are heightened by recent synagogue shootings in Pittsburgh and near San Diego.
Meanwhile, the number of police shootings in Phoenix spiked to a record high of 44 last year, up from 17 as recently as 2015.
Arizona Republic Editorial Director Phil Boas joined The Show for his weekly appearance to talk about the Arizona Republic's featured columns from the Arizona regional director of the Anti-Defamation League and the paper's own Bob Robb looking at those numbers.


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After and early morning pick up from your hotel in Arusha or Moshi will drive to the Machame village. Here will do final packing, organize porters and, if need be, purchase last foodstuffs for the trek. Depending on the condition of the road with will either drive or hike on a dirt track another 3 kms through coffee farms and forest to the Park gate. At the gate we will spend an hour or so registering and paying park fees. A clear trail continues up through plantation and natural forest to the ridge between the Weru Stream and the Makoa Stream until the main trailhead is reached. From here a narrow forest (sometimes soggy and wet) path continues up to Machame Campsite.
After hiking through the forest, the trail and vegetation will dry and you will hike up a steep boulder ridge. At 3-4 hours the trail goes west into a gorge and ascends to Shira Hut/Camp on the Shira Plateau. We will spend a second night in this area around 16,000 feet, doing day hikes to higher altitudes to acclimatize. Alternatively, we will travel to Barranco, Moir or Lava Tower Camp to spend the third night.
We will travel to a short distance to Arrow Glacier above the Lava Tower camp. At the glacier you will have impressive views of the Shira plateau behind you and a rock/scree ridge, the Western Breach, in front of you leading up to the crater rim. Alternatively, we take a more moderate Barranco Trail if the Western Breach is to be avoided.
Day five will begin shortly after Day four is over. We will break camp early between 1 and 3 a.m. for the last push to Uhuru Peak through the Western Breach. After crossing glacial scree we will head straight up through a steep boulder field (this part of the route is strenuous and not recommended for anyone acrophobia). At the top...Kibo crater. Another 1-2 hours and Uhuru Peak will have been reached. Mount Kilimanjaro, the top of Africa.From the peak, any route down can be taken, but we recommend Marangu or Mweke. Mweke is less traveled and affords beautiful views of the mountain as we descend to Mweke camp slightly below the tree line.
Machame village to Park gate: 30 min Park gate to trailhead: 1-2 hrs Trailhead to Machame Huts: 4-5 hrs Machame Huts to Shira Hut 5 hrs Shira to Arrow Glacier Camp 4 hrs Arrow to Uhuru Peak 6-8 hrs Uhuru to Mweke Camp 3-6 hrs
Machame Huts - 3000 m: These are 2 unfurnished uniports, which each can sleep 6. Water can be found in a stream about 5 minutes down valley below the huts and there; platform toilets. Shira and other upper huts.
The uniports are old and have not been maintained well by the Kilimanjaro park service. They are primitive metal structures and are used by the porters/guides for accommodations. They also serve as the cooking area.
Guests sleep in tents which we provide. The only equipment you will need is your own sleeping bag. We normally use 2-person tents, but please let us know if other arrangements are needed. Price for trekking Mt. Kilimanjaro in group/per person $950 6days Starting from four pax upto 9pax.


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We are a commune of inquiring, skeptical, politically centrist, capitalist, anglophile, traditionalist New England Yankee humans, humanoids, and animals with many interests beyond and above politics. Each of us has had a high-school education (or GED), but all had ADD so didn't pay attention very well, especially the dogs. Each one of us does "try my best to be just like I am," and none of us enjoys working for others, including for Maggie, from whom we receive neither a nickel nor a dime. Freedom from nags, cranks, government, do-gooders, control-freaks and idiots is all that we ask for.
Only if you don't count the coal you are burning to power up the batteries. In reality, these "green" scam cars are worse for mileage than diesel.
Somebody here posted that some greenie told them that electricity was clean, and came from the wall. I picture lots of mice in the walls on treadmills, powering generators. But even those mice have to be fed.


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Prince Sopurunna has come of age to marry, and he is confused as to whom to marry. He goes to shrine of the deity to pray to the gods to guide him in choosing a worthy wife. Just as he got to his feet, behold a maiden on her way to the stream. Sopurunna sees this as a sign from the gods that she is his wife. But his parents have a maiden for him. Will he go with the choice of the gods or his parents'?
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Convicted paedophiles would be denied passports in Australia under a "world-first" plan proposed by the government. The proposal, to be introduced to parliament, would prohibit registered sex offenders from travelling overseas.
Justice Minister Michael Keenan said it would affect about 20,000 offenders who had completed punishments but remained under monitoring by authorities. Sex offenders would be able to apply for passports if they were no longer on the register, the government said. "No country has ever taken such decisive and strong action to stop its citizens from going overseas, often to vulnerable countries, to abuse kids," Mr Keenan said.
About 800 registered sex offenders traveled overseas from Australia in 2016, according to the government. The government said about 3,200 sex offenders would never be eligible for passports because they were being monitored for life.


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It's time to look at a video game I just managed to complete today. It's not a title that I was familiar with before playing so it's always fun to enter a game blind. It's definitely got a very cryptic environment which works well like Bendy or Undertale. Like those games there is a deep plot that you'll understand if you pay attention and do a lot of the bonus content, but if not then you've got the dedicated fans who will spell it out for you online. It's a fun experience although I do have to give the ending a thumbs down.
The movie starts off with the lead Red as she wakes up next to someone who's been stabbed. The enemy had tried to destroy her, but they ended up getting this guy instead. When she takes the sword out it talks to her and reveals his name to be Transistor. Red's voice was unfortunately damaged so she can no longer talk. Red used to be a singer so this was pretty tragic. The whole city (Maybe the whole world?) has been taken over by a robotic army led by the Camerata. Red needs to take them all down and steal their souls to try and find a way to revive Transistor. Unfortunately the entire city is basically a ghost town at this point so she has to wonder how much progress she is actually making.
If you want a more detailed plot definitely check out Wikipedia as they've got it all down there. You'll get the basic plot as you play the game, but don't expect to learn it all right away since it is part mystery. The pieces start to add up and you'll come across a lot of news articles and blogs in the game. There are terminals that can be found just about anywhere. You get extra trophies for interacting with everything so it's not a bad idea to check them all out. Now lets talk about the gameplay. You are able to hum with one button and another lets you sweep a bit. You'll never need to use either technique, but it's nice to have them around.
The actual gameplay is Xcom style, but with a dash of real time action. You manuever your character through a sealed off area as you try to eliminate all of the enemies. You can attack in real time with one hit at a time or you can freeze time and use a few actions as a combo. The latter is pretty much mandatory as you progress through the game. Hitting an enemy from behind will deal more damage but then you have to try and calculate their trajectory to land the follow-up hit. There's a ton of strategy to consider here which is pretty cool. Then you've got a robust level up system which unlocks more powers. You have to choose which ones to equip and which to keep on standby as you have very limited space. You also have limiters you can put on which further restricts your memory, but gives you more XP per fight. I turned on every limiter I had until the very final boss.
It was fun to take off my limiters as if this was DBZ and then go wild on the guy. It will ensure you have more of a challenge throughout the game, but in my opinion it's worth it because every level up helps you out considerably. This is the kind of game where level ups make a huge difference. You also have a beach house you can go to in order to do extra fights and grind some XP as well. There's no need to do it as the game is challenging, but not crazy. Still, the option is there so you will want to keep it in mind. Also make sure to destroy the enemy cores after you beat the minions since they will revive within 5-8 seconds otherwise.
The actual game is fairly short at about 3-4 hours. You can stretch this out to around 8 or so if you go for everything. I think one of the trophies is for beating the game twice as well so getting the Platinum will take quite a lot of time. It's a short title, but a fun one so I expect you'll have a fun time regardless. The deciding factor here will likely be how you enjoy the gameplay. I liked it a lot since strategy is my thing. It's the kind of "puzzle" in a sense that I can actually enjoy. I also did like the cryptic plot. In a way games can be extra fun when they never tell you what's going on. You get to fill in all the blanks and whenever a game/film/any kind of media hides things rather than spelling it out I think it works really well. It just adds on to that mystery angle.
The graphics here look pretty good. It'll remind you of some of the alien games for the Wii. Naturally this isn't going to look at high end as the average AAA PS4 game, but it's all still very smooth and leak. I also like the illustrations that pop up after each level. They look quite grand and I'm sure quite a lot of effort was put into them. Some of these are interactive as well so always be sure to stay sharp. As for the soundtrack, I can't say that it was very memorable. It was cool that we got actual songs though. The song that played during the first level was quite good. I was surprised that we didn't get many more after that, but considering that it has a full soundtrack I imagine there are a ton more that were created for the game.
As I mentioned the ending isn't very satisfying though. I can't really talk about it at all without spoilers, but it didn't really work. I will say that it's not all that selfish on Red's part since as I mentioned there aren't a lot of people around anymore. I was just against it on principal, but in her shoes its not as if the decision doesn't make sense. It makes sense for sure, but in the same logic that a lot of villains tend to use in various series. It was unexpected though, I'll definitely grant the game that. I did not think it was heading in that direction at all.
Overall, Transistor is a fun game. It's definitely one of those titles that is a lot of fun for the experience. Once you know how things are going to end up I don't think you would be able to play it through for a second time. At least not for a long while. At the same time the new game + may give you extra story details which would be cool. There is a lot of post game content here as well as you try to max out your level. If you haven't played this game yet then I'd recommend checking it out. I don't think you should really be paying more than $20 for it though considering the short length. Once you start you will definitely be sucked into it and hopefully we do get a sequel someday. It doesn't feel very likely based on the ending though.
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After the defeat at Confed Cup 2017, Ronaldo still managed to land first page coverage in the newspapers. The Portuguese foward has found himself in the spotlight by announcing the welcome of his twins.
The Daily Mail newspaper revealed that the twins were boys. However, based on their clothes, sources confirm that the twins are actually a boy and girl named Mateo and Eva. First reported by Portuguese newspapers, British media has also confirmed this information.
The twins were born on 8/6 in the USA. Their mothers name was kept under wraps but the Portuguese media believe that Ronaldo asked for a surrogate mother, just like the case of his first son, Junior. Ronaldo once said he would never reveal the identity of the children's mothers until the time was right.
"I've been devoting myself to the national team with all of my spirit and strength even after the birth of my children. The gestures of the President of the Portugal national football association today was touching. I am so happy to finally see my two children for the first time", Ronaldo shared his sentiment on Facebook.
Ronaldo is expecting his fourth son next October. The Portugal media has leaked a piece of information that Ronaldo's current girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez is five months pregnant with their daughter.


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Can't tell you much about Newman, cos there's no info included with the mail-out, but I can tell you that Culture Code itself sits somewhere between nu-disco/Italo and progressive house, so should do pretty well on dancefloors this summer especially in Europe, while Globalisation on the B is a full-on peaktime 'Balearic prog' kinda thang, complete with retro hands-in-the-air pianos.
It's only really the A that's floating TIWWD's boat, to be brutally honest, even though I do like the pianos on the latter track. But that's a personal thing… there are plenty of floors that'll lap Globalisation up as well.
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- Title
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- Written by
- Jeremy Gillespie, Steven Kostanski
- Directed by
- Jeremy Gillespie, Steven Kostanski
- Starring
- Aaron Poole, Kathleen Munroe and Ellen Wong
- Genre
- Horror
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- English
- Year
- 2017
For fans of horror maestros John Carpenter and Stuart Gordon, nothing fills a void like good, old eighties-fashioned gore. Which is what we get from the writer-director team of Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanski, unabashed fans of Reagan-era blood, slash and goo.
Set in an unusually remote hospital (where the phones don't work and neither does the plot), The Void has to do with mysterious, serious and uncommunicative slashers in white robes who lay siege to a diverse small-town group that includes a police officer, a pregnant girl, an excitable type with a gun and a doctor (Kenneth Welsh), who tells us that more people die in a hospital than anywhere else.
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Mandy Patinkin Would Be Proud July 2, 2009Posted by Toy Lady in Cooking, Food, random stuff.
. . . . Prepare to die.
. . . and die happy!
Finally, we got to make the Cook's Illustrated magazine version of Spanish tortilla. And it was GOOD, too.
And I'll bet you're scratching your head, wondering what the heck Mandy Patinkin has to do with anything, aren't you? Who was Inigo Montoya, the Spaniard, anyway? What, I'm just going to title this post "Spanish Tortilla?" How very . . . original.
First off, a clarification. Evidently all things aren't equal when it comes to the Spanish language. It's kind of like English that way, I think. When you're in England, a "fag" is a cigarette, a boot is your car trunk, a jumper is a sweater, and a biscuit is really a cookie. Here's they're totally different things.
I know, right? Like it's not enough that it's a foreign language to begin with!
A Spanish tortilla is NOT the flour- or corn-based flatbread that it is south of our borders. No, it's potato and egg dish that's closer to a frittata, only without cheese. THIS is what we're making here, not taco or enchiladas. Just saying.
So anyway. We finally had an evening where we could put this together – a quick note – if you ever make this (and you SHOULD!) you're going to probably want to do it on a weekend. Like most other Cook's Illustrated recipes, there's a fair amount of fussing involved (which is so worth it!), but also, it took is a good 45 minutes to an hour, from start to finish, and I don't know about you, but I don't want to fuss that long after work. And I get out of work at 3:00. Ish.
We're going to start with potatoes.
A pound and a half of spuds, preferably Yukon Golds, which seem to be Cook's Illustrated's current favorite non-russet potato. I'm reasonably sure any basic waxy potato – red or white – would work just fine. I wouldn't go getting all hung up on the Yukons.
So your potatoes are going to get sliced into 1/8-inch slices, and you want to make sure they're uniformly sliced. We used the V-slicer – it's so easy that way! We also used it to slice a single onion, as well.
'Cuz, you know, it was already dirty and all.
Toss the sliced potatoes and onions with 1/2 teaspoon of table salt, 1/4 teaspoon (heaping) of freshly ground black pepper, and 4 tablespoons of GOOD extra virgin olive oil – the best you've got on hand. Yes, you're using plenty of oil in this, about 3/8 of a cup, but it's going to serve 4 for dinner, and you'll want the better, more flavorful oil. It's potatoes and eggs, for Pete's sake!
And chorizo sausage.
Dice up 4 ounces of chorizo (the cured kind, not the fresh kind) and brown that with a tablespoon of your olive oil in a 10-inch non-stick skillet for about 5 minutes. Once that's browned, dump in the potato-onion mixture and stir. Cover and cook this on medium-low heat stirring every 5 minutes or so (I used a silicone spatula – it won't melt!) until the potatoes are done, about 25-30 minutes. Make sure to pay special attention to the sides of the pan – don't let the potatoes stick.
And I, uh, forgot to brown the chorizo first, so we did that separately and dumped it into the potatoes. That's OK, though.
Anyway, meanwhile.
Meanwhile, while the potatoes are cooking, whisk together 8 eggs with another 1/2 teaspoon of table salt, then add 4 or 5 thinly sliced scallions to the eggs.
Just use the same bowl the potatoes were in – you probably haven't washed it yet anyway.
So when your potato-onion-chorizo mixture is done, the potatoes will be soft and offer no resistance when you poke them with a paring knife. In fact, they might even break a little bit.
And they'll just look done.
Now comes the cool part. You're going to take the HOT POTATO mixture (go ahead, sing along for a minute – I'll wait) and just mix that in with the eggs – fold until just combined.
Return the pan to the heat and heat another teaspoon of olive oil over medium-high heat until just starting to smoke,then just dump the potatoes-eggs-and the rest of it back into the pan, shaking and folding constantly for a few seconds. You do NOT want this to stick!
Smooth it out with your trusty silicone spatula (or rubber if you must), and from here, it's pretty simple. Reduce heat, cover, and cook, gently shaking every few seconds until the top is just set and the bottom is GBD.
Using the spatula, and shaking the pan back and forth, very carefully loosen the tortilla from the pan and slide it onto a plate. Invert the tortilla onto another plate, then slide it back into the pan, uncooked side down this time.
I know, what a pain, huh?
It's not that bad, really.
Tuck the edges of the tortilla in around the edges of the pan with your spatula, and continue cooking over medium heat until the formerly-top-now-bottom side is also GBD, still shaking pan every 30 seconds or so, for another 2 minutes or so.
Slide onto a cutting board and let rest about another 15 minutes or so.
NOW do you see why I suggested doing this on a weekend?
You're welcome.
Once cooled, cut into wedges and serve – we cut it into quarters, and that, along with some fresh bread and a salad, was a perfect light dinner for three of us, with a single piece leftover for Surly Boy's breakfast the next morning.
And it was absolutely delicious! Those of us who are over 21 (his birthday's not until the end of next month!) also enjoyed a lovely glass of albariño, a delightfully smooth Spanish white wine that is never disappointing, and occasionally outstanding.
- 2. judy - July 10, 2009
Yum. Mandy WOULD be proud. I love that man and miss him on the TV.
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Title: A Tale of Two Cities
Author: Charles Dickens
Length: 293 pages
Genre: Classic Literature; Classic Gothic Literature
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As I read A Tale of Two Cities, I found myself asking the same question I asked when I read David Copperfield earlier this year: Do I like Dickens' style of writing or not? Both novels are undoubtedly good. But I have inevitably found myself at different points of each novel getting bogged down in sections that I feel are a bit wordy. Dickens wrote this novel in serial form, which means it was published in small sections at a time. It was published in weekly installments; whereas David Copperfield was published in monthly installments. If Dickens was paid by the word, that would probably explain some of the wordiness.
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- Engine Size1248 cc
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- Previous ownersTBC
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- TransmissionManual
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- Insurance group4
- 6 mths Road Tax£145.75
- 12 mths Road Tax£265.00
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THIS VAUXHALL COMBO IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION AND HAS ONLY ONE OWNER FROM NEW - THE VAN HAS GOOD SERVICE HISTORY AND WILL COME WITH 12 MONTHS AA COVER, A NEW MOT & SERVICE AND 3 MONTHS WARRANTY (CAN BE UPGRADED TO A YEARS WARRANTY IN OUR £200 CARE PACKAGE). THE VAN HAS AIR CONDITIONING, ELECTRIC WINDOW, REAR PLY LINING AND RACKING (CAN BE TAKEN OUT IF NOT NEEDED). LOW RATE FINANCE CAN BE ARRANGED - TAILORED FINANCE PACKAGES FOR GOOD AND POOR CREDIT PROFILES - PART EXCHANGE WELCOME - PRICE IS PLUS VAT.1 OWNER FROM NEW, ROOF RAILS + REAR RACKING, GOOD CONDITION, BLUETOOTH, 3 MONTH WARRANTY INCLUDED Roof rails, Audible speed warning programmable, Cruise control, Electric boot release, Fuel gauge, Lights on warning, Maintenance indicator, Monochrome multi function display screen, Oil level indicator, Rear parking aid, Remote headlamp adjustment from fascia, Rev counter, Roof console with electric sliding rear door/auto door locking controls, Seatbelt indicator light, Speedometer, Tailgate open warning light, Trip computer, Variable PAS, Warning display, Water temperature gauge, ABS, brake assist and EBD, Automatic illumination of hazard warning lights, Curtain airbags, Door open warning light, Electrically operated child locks on rear doors, Front side airbags, Height adjustable front seatbelts, Inertia reel 3 point seatbelts on all seats, Inertia switch fuel cut off, Seatbelt pretensioners with load limiters, Side impact absorbent front door padding, Side impact protection in doors, Smart driver/front passenger airbags, Tyre pressure sensor, Auto closing sunroof and windows, Automatic door lock/re-lock, Automatic tailgate locking over 6mph, Deadlocks, Internally operated central locking button, Locking wheel bolts, Remote central locking/doors+fuel cap+tailgate, Remote control locking + HF Plip, Remote control opening for electric windows, Rolling code transponder immobiliser, Ultrasonic alarm, Visible vehicle identification number, 8 speakers, Security coded audio, Steering wheel mounted remote controls, 12V power point front, 2 upper dash storage compartments, 2nd row door bins, 2nd row2slide/rake/removable seats/armrests, 3rd row2/slide/fold/rake/removable/seats/armrests, Air conditioned storage compartment, Air flow vents to row 2, Air flow vents to row 3, Boot light, Boot net, Cupholders, Delay courtesy light function, Digital air con with climate control, Driver/passenger sunvisors + illuminated mirrors, Driver/passenger under seat storage trays, Floor mounted air vents for rear passengers, Front centre armrest, Front door bins, Front passenger underseat storage tray, Headrests on 2nd/3rd row seats, Height adjustable driver's seat, Height adjustable front headrests, Height/reach adjust steering wheel, Illuminated courtesy mirror, Individual blower control to Row 2 air vents, Instrument panel light dimmer, Isofix system on outer rear seats, Leather gear knob/gaiter, Leather trimmed steering wheel, Leather upholstery, Load area cover for 6/7/8 seat config, Lockable glovebox, Map reading lights in row 2, Map reading lights in Row 3, Multi purpose centre console, Passenger grab handles, Pollen filter, Rear window sunblind, Removable dustbin, Sunblind for rear side windows, Under dash storage area below steering wheel, Athermic windscreen, Black side protection mouldings, Body coloured door mirrors with integral indicators, Body coloured bumpers with black inserts, Child check rear view mirror, Chrome roof rails, Dark tinted rear glass, Dark tinted side windows (rows 2 and 3), Electric folding door mirrors, Electric front windows + one touch + anti-pinch, Electric rear windows one touch open/close anti trap, Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors, Heated rear window with auto timer, High level third brake light, Integral front foglights, Intermittent rear wash/wipe, Rear fog and reversing lamps, Remote control electric sliding side doors, Speed sensitive front wipers + wash/wipe, 15" alloy wheels, Full size spare wheel, High security spare wheel winch, Comfort pack - 807, Electric seat pack - 807, Visibility pack - 807
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- Engine power (BHP)90
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- TransmissionManual
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- Cylinder layoutIN-LINE
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- Noise Level dB(A)3,000
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- Roof rails
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- Black side protection mouldings
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- Chrome roof rails
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- Dark tinted side windows (rows 2 and 3)
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- 15" alloy wheels
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- Height inclusive of roof railsmm
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- Wheelbase3105mm
- Width1832mm
- Width including mirrorsmm
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- Luggage capacity (seats down)830 litres
- Number of seats2
- Fuel tank capactity80 litres
- Gross vehicle weightkg
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- Max towing weight (braked)1675kg
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- Lights on warning
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- Remote headlamp adjustment from fascia
- Rev counter
- Roof console with electric sliding rear door/auto door locking controls
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- Speedometer
- Tailgate open warning light
- Trip computer
- Variable PAS
- Warning display
- Water temperature gauge
- ABS, brake assist and EBD
- Automatic illumination of hazard warning lights
- Curtain airbags
- Door open warning light
- Electrically operated child locks on rear doors
- Front side airbags
- Height adjustable front seatbelts
- Inertia reel 3 point seatbelts on all seats
- Inertia switch fuel cut off
- Seatbelt pretensioners with load limiters
- Side impact absorbent front door padding
- Side impact protection in doors
- Smart driver/front passenger airbags
- Tyre pressure sensor
- Auto closing sunroof and windows
- Automatic door lock/re-lock
- Automatic tailgate locking over 6mph
- Deadlocks
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- Locking wheel bolts
- Remote central locking/doors+fuel cap+tailgate
- Remote control locking + HF Plip
- Remote control opening for electric windows
- Rolling code transponder immobiliser
- Ultrasonic alarm
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In Bridge's Michigan Environment Watch, we share a roundup of stories on the Great Lakes or other issues. If you see a story we should include next time, use the hashtag #EnviroReads on Twitter or email Environmental Reporter Jim Malewitz at firstname.lastname@example.com.
State racks up $23 million and counting in Flint water crisis attorney bills
"Gov. Rick Snyder's administration is quickly learning the high price of picking up the tab on attorney bills related to Flint water crisis," Ron Fonger reports. "Spending by the state to prosecute and defend current and former employees on matters related to water crisis cases has eclipsed $23 million with no billing slowdown on the horizon."
Why Michigan Residents Say GM Polluted Their Water Supply
"For more than a decade, (Diane) O'Nions herself has gone through countless cases and jugs of water, neatly stacked in her garage, wrapped in their blue labels. It's what she relies on for just about everything — drinking, cooking, brushing her teeth — and it's all because her household water supply has been contaminated by excess salt, and now, she says, arsenic," Ryan Felton reports. "The source of the excess salt and arsenic, she alleges, is her neighbor, America's No. 1 automaker, the one that has operated a famed testing facility nearby known as the Milford Proving Ground since the 1920s and has paid for bottled water deliveries to her family's home and their neighbors since 2014: General Motors."
Algal blooms harder to control because of climate change, other factors
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"As toxin-producing algal blooms similar to those that foul western Lake Erie each summer continue to rise exponentially throughout the world, a growing body of scientific data is emerging that shows they are getting harder to control because of climate change, invasive species, and global trade," Tom Henry reports. "Their potential long-term impact on humans also means more cancer risk — not just short-term stomach cramps and diarrhea — and there needs to be a greater research emphasis on the role of nitrogen in driving up their toxicity,"
Michigan nonprofit helps people with disabilities get out and hunt, wheelchairs and all
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"Michigan has some unarguably gorgeous natural scenery — rolling hills of emerald green, plump wildlife and glittering blue waters — but it's a lot harder to enjoy Michigan's great outdoors when you use a wheelchair," Natasha Blakely reports. "Michigan Operation Freedom Outdoors was started to change that."
Cool Spaces: Family spent decades reviving historic mill in Bellevue
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"Bill and Carole Jean Stockhausen don't get electric bills. Instead, Consumers Energy has cut them checks for more than 30 years," Haley Hansen reports. "That's because their picturesque summer home along the Battle Creek River is more than a weekend getaway — it also doubles as a working hydroelectric plant."


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|Thursday, 03 November 2011 15:18
KUCHING (Nov 3): Sarawak-based oil and gas services provider, DAYANG ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS BHD [] (DEHB), expects further growth after chalking up successful quarters on strong order book of RM1.5 billion until 2016.
Its executive chairman, James Ling, said on Thursday the company, listed on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia in 2008, recorded a strong second quarter on Petronas Carigali deal.
"The primary enabler of DEHB's success is Petronas' Vendor Development Programme, a programme aimed at providing local contractors with incentives and the confidence to increase their capital base," he told Bernama here Thursday.
He said DEHB's success and accomplishments over the past 30 years were mainly due to the support and guidance from Petronas Carigali, Shell and Murphy Oil.
The monopoly Vendor Develpment Programme programme also allowed DESB to expand its business and become a competitor in the international and local markets, he said.
Ling said DEHB qualified for the programme by bringing in Bumiputera partners.
DEHB started in 1980 as a hardware and manpower supplier with a capital of only RM10,000, four employees and 100 offshore workers.
Today it is a thriving enterprise providing maintenance services, fabrication operations and hookup and commissioning services with 300 employees and 1500 workers deployed to its offshore operations.
Friday, November 11, 2011
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It has been a little while since I have blogged about anything testing related. I have moved into a BA role for some time now and have been a bit disconnected from the testing community at large. Testing is still a passion of mine, and I will continue to express my thoughts on testing related topics.
What I am still passionate about is agile testing and how testers deliver value to agile teams. There are a lot of great articles and books out there on agile testing, and I encourage everyone to reach out and explore those. This article is really for those new to testing, new to testing in agile, PO's, Development Managers, BA's or anyone who is seeking to understand some nuances in agile testing.
I am intentionally leaving out what many refer to as 'test automation' because that should spawn a whole separate discussion. The following topics are testing-focused only, and are techniques that illustrate how testing can deliver value in an agile context.
- Shifting Testing Left
- Early Story Adoption
- Test Shaped Design
- Dev Pairing and Test Mobbing
- Just-In-Time Research
- Sharing Test Ideas
- Desk Checks
- Coding To Support Development & Testing
- Bug Introspection
Shifting Testing Left:
A hugely popular term in testing circles but what the heck does it really mean? Quite simply, it is getting testing involved as early in the design and development cycle as possible. With small, co-located, focused agile teams, there is no excuse to not have testers involved from the onset of projects. Testers should be there to question designs, share experiences, use their product and domain knowledge to challenge things from the very beginning. If you feel your testers are being left out – try to change that. Your team will benefit from their presence in early discussions.
Early Story Adoption:
What differentiates agile from your traditional waterfall approach, is testers being involved from the very beginning on a particular story and working through the story alongside developers. I am a big fan of not proceeding with any work on a story until testing has chimed in on their test analysis of the story in general, the approach they will be taking to test it, sharing the oracles, heuristics and artifacts that they care about.
Ideally, a tester should never be testing a story that they are not intimately aware of.
Test Shaped Design
As testers are often the feature experts on the team, they can have a unique ability to shape the design of features in development. While the business folks and UX may have their own ideas of how to implement a new feature, testers have a unique voice that should be heard. Not only are they feature experts but quite often have expertise in the domain and of course should be the loud voice of your user. Couple this with their overall product knowledge and how various features interact with each other can certainly change the course of a design. This is much easier to do in an agile context and is welcomed when it happens!
Dev Pairing and Test Mobbing
A huge advantage of being part of a small agile team is the ability to sit with others while work is going on, engaging each other, asking tons of questions, identifying 'what if' scenarios, sharing expertise in domain, features, db, code, personas, scenarios, the list goes on and on.
This is incredibly valuable in a dev/test pairing but is also incredibly valuable as a mob of testers. I have seen a ton of great work done by testers getting in a room to breakdown epics and stories and use a group mentality of shared experience to plan out how to approach their testing.
Gone are the days of developers throwing an item over the wall to an oblivious tester to test. At least I hope so anyway!
Just-In-Time Research
One strategy of agile, is only preparing enough work for the team to work on in the near-term. This allows for agility and the ability to shift focus and go off in a different direction quickly and as cheaply as possible. This is advantageous to testers, as they can focus their energy on a smaller subset of items instead of trying to digest a huge entire solution design concept document. By limiting the WIP and the number of stories that are fleshed out, this allows a more narrow focus by testers to allow them to do their due diligence in researching the business problem and solution. They can also question things earlier to help catch potential problems before they happen.
Sharing Test Ideas
Share how you will be testing, share how you will be testing, share… Ok, I think you get it. Testers should share as much as they can with their teams about how they will be validating the story. This goes beyond your basic acceptance criteria and should also delve into functional, non-functional, explicit vs implicit requirements, scenarios, edge cases, boundary conditions, etc. The more the team knows about ahead of time, the better off they'll be and it should help avoid the churn that finding bugs later can cause.
Our teams have a section on their story template where testers share the list of test ideas that will be tested as part of the story. Testers come up with this list as part of their analysis of the story. The whole idea is to share this before development begins, to highlight as many testing details as possible. Being agile makes this easier to do.
Desk Checks
The ability to test during development on a dev environment on a development branch is the boss! Doing this with the developer present is even better. The shared understanding of the testing approach and the ability to find issues before code is committed is so much more efficient and less costly. The turnaround time is instantaneous and bugs can be fixed as you encounter them.
The mandate of testers in agile should be to embrace bug prevention as much as possible as opposed to finding them later on.
Coding To Support Development & Testing
Coding skills in testing are inherently valuable. I have blogged in the past that I believe traditional test automation should be the domain of developers (or a specialized role). However, testers should have some coding ability to support their testing and their teams. SQL scripts to create test or demo data, code to setup test environments, queries to gauge performance impacts, or quick ways of navigating through workflows. Essentially anywhere that code can aid in speeding up the efficiency of their testing but also help developers that they are working hand-in-hand with. Agile is a team sport and this can only help your team become more successful.
Bug Introspection
You found a bug during testing after a developer has committed their code. YAY right? Not so fast. While catching bugs is always a good thing (before a customer gets their mitts on it), what should always be done is to do some introspection on why a bug slipped through the cracks. Did I not share my test idea early on? Did we not test for this during the desk check? Were we too busy to have test involved earlier? These are the types of questions we need to ask ourselves and of the team. A huge advantage of working in agile, is the ability to learn from mistakes and correct them right away.
Testers should treat these as learning opportunities to try and prevent this same thing from happening again.
This is by no means a comprehensive list of agile testing ideas. These are ones that I find particularly valuable and important to our teams.
If anyone has other items to share please reach out.


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Happy New Year! When I think about 2014, I get overwhelmed. It was a good year and a hard year, too. We couldn't feel more grateful to be on this end of it. I plan on diving back into another VERY FULL year of renovating and blogging–ohhhh I can't wait to share with you what is on deck for 2015–next week, but I feel I would be doing this little blog a disservice if I didn't recap at least some of 2014s' projects.
We did an insane amount of work this year. Big projects, like tearing up all of our flooring. Adding a fence! But, I thought it would be best (and the most approachable) to just to highlight each month's most popular most. It didn't always equate to the largest project of the month, which is a great lesson for me to learn and keep in mind.
JAN: Huge Typographic Letter Art on the cheap
FEB: Ikea Tarva Dresser Makeover
MAR: Tips for Achieving Realistic Faux Wood Floors
APR: Our little Faye arrived (the highlight of our whole year!)
JUN: Mini Kitchen Revamp is Done!
JUL: Getting Rid of Dandelions and Yard Shame
AUG: A Trick to Get The Crispest Paint Lines Ever
SEP: Paint on a Globe!
OCT: It was a tie between Greta's Room Reveal and! Tips For Making Your Best Engineer Prints Look Their Best
NOV: The Entry is Done!
DEC: A DIY Baby Gate
See you all Monday!


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Last week, the Federal Communication Bar Association's (FCBA's) Enforcement Committee hosted a legal seminar on an issue that is somewhat new and unfamiliar to the communications bar – the federal False Claims Act (FCA), and particularly its use by the federal government to combat fraud in the Universal Service Fund (USF). All in attendance had the unique opportunity to hear from representatives from the Department of Justice (DOJ), the U.S. Attorney's office and the FCC's Enforcement Bureau on the process for evaluating FCA cases, including the substantial intergovernmental coordination, as well as a lively debate from practitioners and litigators regarding whether or not the FCA should be applied to claims for USF. For those unfamiliar with the FCA, a brief overview is available here.
While the entire discussion was enlightening and rich with inside detail, there were a few things that stood out for anyone keeping an eye on these issues.
Continue Reading The FCA and the USF: Reactions and Impressions from the FCBA's False Claims Act Seminar


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My scumbag Senators Casey and Toomey voted for SB 1867
Posted by M. C. on December 4, 2011
Senate Bill 1867 has passed the Senate. This bill permits anyone in the world, particularly US citizens living in the US, to be arrested indefinitely, without warrant, with a court hearing, indeed without any recourse, if the President and his gang-members deem them a terrorist. There need be no evidence of guilt just like those in Guantanamo. Constitutional rights are a thing of the past. My pathetic, scumbag Senators Casey and Toomey voted for this. Read more about SB 1867 and why we should rebel against the totalitarian state here. Don't be one of the sheeple.
2 Responses to "My scumbag Senators Casey and Toomey voted for SB 1867"
December 5, 2011 at 7:10 pm
In the Newspaper in Denver Co today not one thing about this Bill. SB 1067… NOTHING. Instead a article with Meryl streep and some fat dumbass applauding the Illuminati . WTF.
June 24, 2015 at 1:24 am
Toomey is now trying to push for gun control. What is this guy a Nazi? We need to vote him out of office while we still have the right to vote.


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Among the recordings on which Gilbert played are pre-war LPO sets under Beecham, including a series of Mozart symphonies, recorded across several years beginning in 1934 and, with Beecham and the Royal Philharmonic, symphonies by Haydn and Schubert, Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, Richard Strauss's Ein Heldenleben, works by Delius, and many French pieces, including Debussy's Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune with its prominent opening flute solo.
Gilbert recorded Brahms' Fourth Symphony with Fritz Reiner and the RPO, and Bartók's Concerto for Orchestra with Rafael Kubelík and the RPO.
Orchestral Recordings with GEOFFREY GILBERT, flute
EMI Label (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
Haydn Symphony #101
- RPO-Beecham SXLP 30265
Haydn Symphony #103
- RPO-Beecham SXLP 30257 This has been reissued on CD on the EMI Classics for Pleasure label: CD-CFP 4530
Liszt Faust Symphony
- RPO-Beecham SXDW 3022 re-issued on Seraphim S-6012
Rimsky-Korsakoff Scheherazade
- RPO-Beecham SXLP 30152 re-issued on Angel RL 32027
Schubert Symphony #3
- RPO-Beecham SXLP 30204
Strauss Ein Heldenleben
- RPO-Beecham SXLP 30293 re-issued on Seraphim S-60041
Beecham Conducts French Lollipops
- SXLP 30299 includes:
- Debussy L'Apres Midi
- Chabrier March Joyeuse
- Debussy Cortege et Air de Danse
- Saint-Saens Bacchanale
The French Lollipops has been re-issued on a CD as part of a Great Conductor's series
RCA Label
Brahms Symphony #4
- RPO-Reiner
Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
Delius' Brigg Fair
- Seraphim, S-60185


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Kaaba in the grand mosque of Mecca, the most valued site among Muslims (File photo)
RIYADH, Feb. 7 (Xinhua) -- Saudi police have foiled an attempt by a suspected extremist to burn Kaaba in the grand mosque of Mecca, the most valued site among Muslims, Sabq online newspaper reported on Tuesday.
An eyewitness told the news portal that he saw the man pouring gasoline at the black clothes covering the Kaaba, in which he alerted the police at the mosque and they arrested the man.
No official information was released, while the newspaper confirmed that the incident occurred at 23:11 local time on Monday (2011 GMT). It posted a video of the incident that was circulated online.
Although the real intention of the man wasn't clear until now, worshiping places have been targeted by Islamic State (IS) militant groups in recent years. Many worshipers lost their lives in such attacks.
In May 2016, Saudi police prevented a catastrophe by foiling a suicide bomber from reaching the Prophet's mosque in Medina, leaving the attacker and four police personnel killed, 5 others injured.


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Controversial live streamer Paul 'ICE POSEIDON' Denino has denied running a 'Ponzi' scheme, during a clip of him explaining his business model and describing what sounds remarkably like a Ponzi scheme.
ICE POSEIDON shot to popularity as an 'IRL' (In Real Life) streamer on both Twitch and YouTube (he moved to YouTube after being banned from Twitch), and now runs the 'Cx' streaming network.
His next project is a website called 'scuffed.com', which currently simply reads 'coming soon' with clips from Denino's live stream in the background. But, the funding for this website has raised suspicions.
A YouTube video titled "Ice Poseidon Admits to Running A PONZI SCHEME", has racked up over half a million views in 24 hours, after being shared to popular subreddit r/Videos.
The clip, taken from an ICE POSEIDON broadcast, shows the streamer explaining his plan to raise capital for scuffed.com, and viewers have likened it to the fraudulent investment scheme made famous by Charles Ponzi.
"For the investors to make their money back, we grow the company to a certain point, then we have other investors come in, they invest their money as well. Then when we get more than $2 million invested, the other investors will get their $2 million back."
Catching himself, POSEIDON states that he explained it badly, and denies that it is a Ponzi scheme, but later restates "they [investors] are paid back by either equity that's not diluted, or they just get their money back because more investors have invested money."
Other streamers have commented on what appears to be an admission of a Ponzi scheme, including popular Twitch streamer Steven 'Destiny' Bonell, who said "he's literally describing a Ponzi scheme".
The video made it to the very front page of Reddit, and although Denino hasn't attempted to explain further himself, he shared a video from YouTuber Daniel 'KEEMSTAR' Keem - who says it is not a Ponzi scheme.
However, KEEMSTAR does not address Denino's specific comments where he explicitly stated that investors would be repaid with money from new investors.
Keem is alot better at explaining shit than I am. There's seems to be some confusion so hopefully this video explains it a lot better than I did. https://t.co/27Ka5Z1DyY
— Ice_Poseidon (@REALIcePoseidon) February 26, 2019
Denino has grown a large loyal following, both personally and with other streamers on the 'Cx' network. Scuffed.com still appears to be in development and is "coming soon" - provided the investment strategy is not in fact a fraudulent pyramid scheme.
What is a Ponzi scheme?
Also known as a pyramid scheme, a Ponzi scheme is a form of investment fraud, where initial investors are repaid with the money from new investors, while the 'company' itself actually makes no money.
Investors are often promised incredibly high returns in a short period of time, and throughout, the orchestrator of the scheme will siphon off and pocket some of the investment capital.


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Co-Director: Thomas Gjesteland
In response to feedback from the panel commissioned to undertake the interim evaluation of MatRIC, the action plan for Phase Two included the appointment of a Co-Director for MatRIC. We are delighted that Professor Thomas Gjesteland has been appointed to this position. Thomas teaches mathematics and physics at UiA's Grimstad campus. He gained his PhD in 2012 from the University of Bergen, the title of his dissertation is "Properties of Terrestrial Gamma ray Flashes - Modelling and Analysis of BATSE and RHESSI data."
Thomas' appointment will bring a number of important strengths to the MatRIC team and we look forward to him taking up his responsibilities within MatRIC in the summer.
An extended role for Morten Brekke
From the beginning Morten has been a major driving force within the MatRIC team. He is responsible for two of MatRIC's networks and has been in the lead of some of MatRIC's most significant developments, such as the development of the Computer Aided Assessment Network and MatRIC TV. From the summer of 2018 Morten will have an increased amount of time to give to MatRIC activity.
Areas that it is hoped Morten will be able to develop lie in establishing a group of contacts connected with universities and university colleges around Norway and the development of a national discussion about characteristics of good mathematics teaching in higher education.
MatRIC Researcher: Hans Kristian Nilsen
Hans Kristian Nilsen has been appointed MatRIC Researcher. Hans Kristian gained his PhD in Mathematics Education from UiA in 2013, the title of his dissertation is "Learning and teaching functions and the transition from lower secondary to upper secondary school."
In his application for this position Hans Kristian indicated areas for research that are extremely well-matched to MatRIC's current interests: "use and impact of MatRIC Drop-in support centres" and "Incidence and experience of 'students as partners' in mathematics education in Norwegian HE institutions"; and approaches to teaching, learning and assessing calculus in Norwegian HE institutions. Hans Kristian will occupy the position of researcher for two years. It is hope that in collaboration with statistician Kirsten Bjørkestøl they will also establish a strand of quantitative inquiry within MatRIC's research portfolio.
Kirsten gained her PhD in statistics from NMBU in 2005. She has worked at UiA, or one of the institutions that formed the university since 1992.
Enlarged Advisory and Management Boards.
We are also delighted to welcome two new members to MatRIC's Advisory Board
Professor Brynjulf Owren (NTNU), Preseident of the Norwegian Mathematical Council
Kjersti Wæge, Director of the Norwegian Centre for Mathematics Education.
The Management Board has been increased to include three student representatives, one to represent mathematics students on each of the UiA campuses, and one from the Student Organisation in Agder. Also the Dean of Teacher Education, Jørn Varhaug
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***For those who do not know what being 'team green' means....it simply means that we do not want to know the sex of our baby until delivery.
When I got pregnant the first time, I knew that I wanted to find out the sex. Nick did not want to find out. But our anatomy ultrasound was the day before my birthday and I batted my eyelashes and got a pretty awesome birthday gift--we found out we were having a little girl.
When I got pregnant again, Nick, of course did not want to find out the sex. But my reasoning behind finding out was, what if we have a boy? And all we have is girl stuff? So I won out and we found out that we were, in fact, having a little boy.
At our ultrasound (at 9:45am) for our third baby, we will tell the tech that we do not want to know the sex of our baby...and that will be incredibly hard for me to do.
I am a planner.
I loved being able to refer to 'our baby' by the name we had chosen for them. I loved being able to buy those first few special outfits, blankets, and little gifts. I loved planning a nursery and making things for the baby.
But, I feel it is only fair to give Nick the one thing he wanted in both previous pregnancies. He is excited to come out of that delivery room and announce to everyone what the baby is. And I am excited to find out on the day of delivery...after all...it is one of the last big surprises we can give ourselves.
That doesn't mean, I won't be sad after the ultrasound. Obviously, all I want is for our baby to be healthy, but it would also be nice if we walked out knowing whether this baby was a boy or a girl.
I have politely asked Nick a few times if he has changed his mind...but I know that he wants this. So, I want this too.
He deserves to have this!
Hopefully, after the ultrasound is over it will be easier. But I don't think the temptation will go away. Most people have the one ultrasound but with Colson I had quite a few ultrasounds at the end to monitor the growth of the baby because of my high blood pressure. I wouldn't be surprised if that happened with this pregnancy as well since over the weekend I had a dizziness/blurred vision episode (more on that later). It is going to be very hard to not sneak a peak at each one!
But I can do this. I WILL do this. In the end, it will all be worth it!
Anatomy Ultrasound--Team Green
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- AnonymousMay 14, 2013 at 5:42 AM
You can do this!! :o) Then if it's a boy, I'll buy all of Hannah's old clothes. :oP But I think it's a girl, like you.ReplyDelete
I've already told Erin I plan on having this baby 2 weeks early because of blood pressure. It was high ASAP, not a lot, but it was high.
Have fun seeing your baby today! :o)
I think If I already had a boy and a girl, I would want to be team green. I am a planner as well, so I don't think I could go "green" for a 2nd child, but a thrid when you already have one of each sounds much easier.Good luck at your appointment!ReplyDelete
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It started as I was some other woman who was married with a baby. She was actually schizophrenic or something, as she was hearing voices that were telling her that her family was dead. So she started running out of the bedroom she was in, down the hallway, into the dining room, to the bathroom that was next to the back sliding door. As she was running I could hear a loud, echoing clock ticking at a slowed pace. She/me expected to find the husband and baby in the dining room in front of the bathroom door next to the buffet. But they were not there, only a closed bathroom door.
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Demon Dreams Part 2
This is only a fragment of a dream, but I note it because it is almost a carry-over of a dream I had on 10/18/2012.
All I can really remember is being in my bedroom and trying to get changed to go out with Anita. I grabbed two of my favorite shirts and they were ripped and torn all over the place. I somehow knew this was caused by a demon and it made me think of the previous dream. I was upset and frightened about the demon being there. There had been encounters but I don't remember anything about them.
At this point my brother and niece came over and came into my room. My brother asked me what was wrong and wouldn't believe me when I told him a demon was harassing me. I was holding this empty soda can and crushed it with my hands. Suddenly, I felt the can tremble and it un-crushed then it flew across the room and behind the head of my bed. I look at my brother and asked, "Do you believe me now?!" And he did. Then I woke up.
Phone Thief
Anita and I were standing in the parking lot of Foster's Freeze on Marsh street when this younger girl approaches us and asks if she could use one of our phones. Anita agrees and hands her the phone. The girl backs away slowly and then turns and runs across the street into the parking lot of another building. Anita was disappointed, but I handed her my purse and whatever else I was carrying and said watch this. I started to try to run but my feet felt like they were stuck in thick mud. Each step was so difficult. In my head I was thinking about how I shouldn't run because I would hurt my calves again, but at the same time I knew that wasn't applicable.
I finally after a few steps started running. I ran across the street and into the parking lot she had run into but I had not sighted her. The girl, stupidly, started calling out taunts to me. I ran off towards the left weaving around tall concrete buildings and ended up at Cal Poly. I couldn't see her anywhere but then I hear her voice over Poly's radio. I could see the stations office across the quad and walked right inside. She was standing there confused. She didn't seem to know what to do. I grabbed her and started searching her and asking her where the phone was. The people around her seemed confused but at the same time they didn't seem surprised.
I ended up finding three phones, including Anita's phone, and walked off without pressing charges. I was out in the quad when I saw people I went to high school with. Sara Cano walked up to me and told me I should have left the girl alone and how I wasn't being proper or something. I just kind of laughed at her and kept walking. Sara followed me and she must of called me a slut or something because I said, "Well at least I know what a guy wants. A guy wants blow jobs every day." And she got a bit embarrassed but that just egged me on. The track team was running by just then and I called out to them, "Do you want blow jobs everyday?" The guys started laughing and calling back to me "Yes." I then replied while laughing, "That wasn't an offer." Then I walked back across Marsh street and gave Anita her phone back.
The TV was different
I had this dream fragment. The kind of dream where you wake up in your bed, in your own bedroom only to wake up again because the first time you woke up it was really just a dream.
Yeah. It was like that. I woke up in my bedroom at my mom's house. I sat up on my side and looked at the entertainment center and shelving unit and could not for the life of me figure out what was different. I knew something was off but couldn't place what it was.
Then I woke up for real. I sat up on my side and looked at the entertainment center and shelving unit and realized that in the dream I had the small gray bedroom TV on the shelves and some kind of altar on the entertainment center. (I think there was a Buddha statue.)
And all I could think was, "That was weird."
Demon Dreams
It was one of those incredibly vivid dreams when you think you are awake.
I had been asleep (in the dream) and woke up to use the bathroom. I came back into my bedroom and laid down on the bed. I was feeling a bit aroused and started to run my hands over myself. But when I tried to stop I couldn't. I couldn't control my body. I wasn't possessed, but something was in the room with me and it was trying to fuck me. It was a demon. I never saw it, but it was there touching me. I thought of something Ms. Graveyard Dirt said about fucking spirits on Tumblr, that it is the "weirdest sensation ever." It was like that. Erotic and frightening at the same time. Continue reading
Barn Owl
In my last post I mentioned the barn owl over-shadowing me during my full moon ritual. I didn't really think much more of it. We've always had owls here. We are semi-rural, with cows a block over even. So owls flying around isn't a big deal, except when it is.
Yesterday I hung up my charms and amulets in my room (and a few I snuck into the kitchen) including my homemade dreamcatcher. I made it over a decade ago using willow wood and barn owl feathers. Yes, real (and illegal) owl feathers that I found at my college campus since one of my bio teachers showed us where one was nesting.
Then today I went for a walk around the neighborhood and found a beautiful flight feather just laying on someone's front lawn by the sidewalk. The fact that it is windy as hell today means that it is a miracle that I found it at all. Continue reading
There is a difference between doing whatever you want willy-nilly without knowing the reason behind the action and not doing something because it makes you uncomfortable. If you don't understand the difference between those two things then you have no business practicing witchcraft.
A thought about Wicca, neo-wicca, witchcraft, and Scott Cunningham being the first one to offer eclecticism as an option for wicca. We wouldn't have as much access today to meatier books and authors without the larger attention the subject is afforded now because of him. Everyone who doesn't understand the initial point can just be ignored and used as a misdirection in terms of what it is all about.
A bit of a dream combined with a bit of insight.