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Help with Self-Help (or, Defeating the Purpose)
11/1/2016 9:01am
You know, @
Harper Hiraeth
, I'm NOT so sure the curdling is restricted to food. There have been some odd smells floating about the place recently, but until now I've simply been putting them down to the decomposition of my roommate's latest... project. In fact, it probably is that too, but she has also been complaining about the increased rate of decomposition. Perhaps that's the book's doing.
Apart from that, my belongings are often covered in grey mould, so I wouldn't worry.
I found the book in the library, on a table in the fantasy section. I probably ought to have checked whether it really belonged to that section after all, as I was assuming someone had took it from elsewhere.
Any help concerning the book would be much appreciated! I'd love to find out more about it, preferably in a way that ends with it no longer in my possession.
(The dorm is safe -mostly- so feel free to come by any time to take a look.)
Help with Self-Help (or, Defeating the Purpose)
10/31/2016 10:46am
Update: I think I'm really going to have to quit this health kick.
My roommate has been complaining recently about the noise at night, so I've been trying to return the book to the Library, but every time I go back into my room it's resting on my pillow. I don't want my roommate to move out, so I'll keep trying.
This system to prevent Library books from getting lost is really a bit of a pain, but I do commend the librarians for the actions taken. It is their property after all. I just wish they'd take it back.
I suppose I ought to go have another try, and maybe eat my lunch outside today to get rid of the taste of curdled food.
10/29/2016 2:22pm
I've been trying a new workout recently, and I think it's definitely interfering with my sleep schedule and appetite. I got it from a large red hardbound book from the Library- the title is scratched out, but on the inside cover it says "Self Help," so that might be it- and was very interested by the innovative workouts within it. Certainly very much my style, or so I thought. It consists of very specific movements while jogging around one's place of residence, and even supplies a helpful motivational chant for the duration of the run. I'm very pleased with the results, but I've been having some problems.
Like I said, it's been interfering with my sleep schedule and diet. Every night I go to bed at 10 pm sharp, and fall asleep within 15 minutes- over the past week, this has become impossible! I simply cannot keep a regular sleep schedule while being forced to listen to murmurs coming from the Self Help book. They seem quiet, but even with my pillows over my ears they do not decrease in volume. I'd have welcomed some warning on the blurb, dear unknown author!
On top of that, all the food I bring into the house is going off. I tried to make tea today and the milk curdled as I poured it into the mug. Then I tried to make a sandwich, but before I could take a bite, the sandwich curdled too.
I'm debating whether to complain to someone about this or not, but have not done so yet because the improvements in my muscle mass are astounding and some sleep loss can only be expected with such good results.
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In compiling our year-end corrections round-up, we realized many of our favorites this year came from the newspaper of record.
Below, we've collected eight of the more unusual or entertaining errors corrected by the New York Times in 2014.
8. Vice President, President, same thing? [link]
This September, the Times called Dick Cheney the former president of the United States.
Of course, he was not the president, instead serving a vice president to George W. Bush. That correction:
"An earlier version of a summary with this article misstated the former title of Dick Cheney. He was vice president, not president."
7. Welcome to Good Burger, Home of the Good Burger — not an everyday teen [link]
In November, the Times confused Kel Mitchell of Nickelodeon's Kenan & Kel, with a regular-old teenager working a real job at a fast-food restaurant.
A picture of Mitchell — from the 1997 movie Good Burger — was used in the Times' report on "Alex from Target," a teenager in Texas whose photo went viral.
The Nov. 10 correction reads:
"An article on Thursday about the latest Internet sensation of 'Alex from Target,' a picture of a teenager bagging merchandise at the retailer that went viral online, described incorrectly a subsequent Internet posting of 'Kel from Good Burger.' It was a frame from the 1997 film 'Good Burger' starring the actor Kel Mitchell; it was not a photograph of a teenager in a job."
6. Oops! Don't cook the turkey yet! [link]
The New York Times issued a multi-part correction to a Nov. 18 report on recipes for Thanksgiving.
The article misspelled Columbia, contained incorrect information about a Delaware estate, didn't tell readers how to prepare quince, showed a papaya instead of a pawpaw, and erred in a recipe for cranberry sauce and chilis.
The Nov. 26 correction reads:
"An article last Wednesday recommending a Thanksgiving dish from each state, with a recipe, contained numerous errors.
"The recipe from Connecticut, for quince with cipollini onions and bacon, omitted directions for preparing the quince. It should be peeled, cored and cut into 1-inch chunks. An illustration with the West Virginia recipe, for pawpaw pudding, depicted a papaya — not a pawpaw, which is correctly depicted above. The introduction to the recipe from Arizona, for cranberry sauce and chiles, misstated the origin of Hatch chiles. They are grown in New Mexico, not in Arizona.
"The introduction to the Delaware recipe, for du Pont turkey with truffled zucchini stuffing, referred incorrectly to several historical points about the Winterthur estate. It was an ancestral home of the du Pont family, not the sole one; it was established in 1837, not in 1810; the house was completed in 1839, not in 1837. The introduction also misstated the relationship of Pauline Foster du Pont to Eleuthère Irénée du Pont. Pauline was the wife of Mr. du Pont's grandson, not his daughter-in-law.
"And, finally, the label for the illustration for the nation's capital misspelled the District of Columbia as Colombia."
5. Former Ukraine President probably won't be executed, Oops! [link]
Also in March, the Times corrected an article about Viktor F. Yanukovych, who was ousted as Ukraine's president in February.
An earlier article said Yanukovych was trying to avoid being having his trial in Ukraine because it "would probably lead to his execution."
But, as the Times corrected, Ukraine doesn't have the death penalty, so perhaps Yanukovych can rest a little easier.
That correction says:
"An article on Wednesday about the unfinished Crimean palace of Viktor F. Yanukovych, the ousted president of Ukraine, referred imprecisely to his possible fate. While the new government in Kiev wants to put him on trial for mass murder, and many are calling for his execution, Ukraine does not now have the death penalty, so it is premature to say that a trial, if held in Ukraine, would 'probably' lead to his execution."
4. Michael Brown, Darren Wilson, who's who? [link]
The Times issued several corrections to its reporting on Michael Brown's death, as iMediaEthics pointed out in August.
An Aug. 16 article on Wilson being identified as the officer who fatally shot Brown wrongly said how long Wilson was an officer and how long Wilson worked for a previous police department in Missouri.
Those corrections read:
"An article on Saturday about Michael Brown, the unarmed African-American teenager in Ferguson, Mo., who was killed by a police officer misstated, in some editions, the number of years that the officer, Darren Wilson, worked for the police department in Jennings, Mo., before joining the Ferguson force. It was two years, not four."
"An earlier version of this article, relying on information from the Ferguson police, misstated the number of years that Mr. Wilson served as an officer in Ferguson. Subsequent information from a public record's request showed that Mr. Wilson served with the department for almost three years, not four, giving him five years of experience as a police officer, not six."
The Times also erred in its second correction by saying Brown was the police officer. IMediaEthics captured a screenshot and asked the Times for a correction. See below.
No correction for the correction appears on the article, but the error was scrubbed. See below a Dec. 8 screenshot showing that the correction has been changed without disclosure.
3. 12 Years a Slave Author Gets Oldest NYT Correction Ever [link]
After Oscar season this year, the Times went back to an 1853 story from its archives and finally corrected spelling errors in naming the author of 12 Years a Slave, Solomon Northup.
Times managing editor for standards Phil Corbett told iMediaEthics by e-mail at the time that "as far as we know this is the oldest error we've corrected" since the article was published "less than a year and a half after the Times was founded."
The March correction reads:
"An article on Jan. 20, 1853, recounting the story of Solomon Northup, whose memoir '12 Years a Slave' became a movie 160 years later that won the best picture Oscar at the 86th Academy Awards on Sunday night, misspelled his surname as Northrop. And the headline misspelled it as Northrup. The errors came to light on Monday after a Twitter user pointed out the article in The Times archives. (The errors notwithstanding, The Times described the article as 'a more complete and authentic record than has yet appeared.')"
2. The Church of Scientology did NOT kill Michael Brown [link]
The New York Times had egg on its face again in September. Thanks to an editing error, likely a poorly written sentence, the Times reported that the hacking group Anonymous protested the Church of Scientology for Brown's death.
The original sentence read: "You can see this merging in the Guy Fawkes masks worn by members of Anonymous, a loose international network of hactivists, at protests against, for example, the Church of Scientology for the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo."
The correction?
"Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to protests by the hactivist group Anonymous. The group appeared at protests against the Church of Scientology and against the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. It did not protest against the Church of Scientology for the killing of Mr. Brown."
1. Who's got a better butt, Kim Kardashian or Kanye West? [link]
Perhaps the New York Times thought its Nov. 21 article "Fear of Kim Kardashian's Derriere" would go viral. But the correction the Times added the next day got way more attenton.
The Times had reported Kanye West was upset that his wife Kim Kardashian got more attention for her butt than he did.
"My booty is like Michelangelo level, you feel me?" the Times reported West said. "It's like a sculpture. It's like something that should be sitting in a museum for thousands of thousands of years," further adding that Kardashian's bottom is "not at that level."
The West quotes came from a satire article from the Daily Currant, which had claimed West made the booty remarks during an interview with a Chicago rap station WGYN. There is no WGYN in Chicago, West never made the comments, and the Times fell for it all without any apparent fact checking.
The correction:
"An earlier version of this column was published in error. That version included what purported to be an interview that Kanye West gave to a Chicago radio station in which he compared his own derrière to that of his wife, Kim Kardashian. Mr. West's quotes were taken, without attribution, from the satirical website The Daily Currant. There is no radio station WGYN in Chicago; the interview was fictitious, and should not have been included in the column."
Did we miss any funny or significant corrections? Leave your favorites for the year in the comments section.


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When I started writing songs at 18, I wrote about 100 that were crap. One was called 'Dog In A Disco.'
Very normal trajectory of a fighter's career – you start out fighting at the YMCA. You move on to the dog park. You get into a coliseum. On your way out, you go back to the YMCA, and then you finish up at the dog park.
I don't let guys do hickeys. That's like a dog marking his territory or something.
You're over there in the corner either thinking about the dead dog or whatever, you're bringing up your personal life and you need the space, and then somebody throws you a joke. Especially if it's an emotional scene, you don't want the joke.
I only really like to watch things like 'Time Team.' I'd rather be out walking the dog. It's all reality TV, which, as an actor, I detest.
Telling the entire world and his dog how good a manager I was. I knew I was the best but I should have said nowt and kept the pressure off 'cos they'd have worked it out for themselves.
- I Would Donate But I'm A Kid, I'll Ask My Parents To Donate
Edit: They Donated $20!
- I have no problem donating money to you guys personally but I do think you guys are undermining yourselves by not having ads play before your videos. I am certain that many dog food brands and stores like Petsmart would be willing to pay good lifesaving money to advertise on your channel especially since you guys already have over 3.5 Million subscribers. This is one channel that I would not mind seeing unskippable ads on.
- "Feed a man for three years and he will forget you in three days. Feed a dog for three days and he will remember you forever."
- *my heart collapsed when the poor dog collapsed*
- Wish I could donate but me and my family are in a rough spot sorry ?we're trying to get money
Edit 2 months later: donated 30$
- I have donated £75 from my birthday I hope you can help loads more dogs and bring to the best life possible! ?
- We dont mind ads. If its for you guys and for the dogs that you guys have rescued and will continue to rescue?
- Loretta is such a lovely, caring soul.
- Bless those kids for having their mother call for help.
- The effect of the meds to reduce brain swelling was amazing. It worked so quickly.
- There should be a law / criminal case of animal cruelty ….. Death penalty would be great for those who do harm to these poor angels .
- When Tux collapsed and then we couldn't see his eyes I literally cried my eyes out. Poor baby he doesn't deserve that
- Your vids are like potato chips, cant watch just one! I wanna eat the whole bag! Great work!
- Just loves those happy endings. Positive vibe for the rest of the day
- OMG Thank you for saving him. He is ever so adorable! He is such a lucky boy to have found a wonderful home!
- You're a love factory drowning out some of the nasty cruel carelessness of this world!
- Why do I get excited when the "I've been adopted" music starts? I can't help but smile and dance along.
- I donated 11 dollars its not much but its all i have right now. Lovevyour approach and work. Thank you! Greetimgs from The Netherlands!
If i would life in california i would have adopted him immediately
- Aw, happy ending for a Happy Boy. God Bless Hope For Paws and their Partners and all of the work you do.
- I love the things you people do,. My aunt owns a similar rescue centre in India .
Yes I live in India!!! Yay!! ?
Who ever lives in India like my comment ????
- I'm so glad he has a forever home!! I cried when I saw him wag his tail and you could see how happy he is…..Do y'all have patreon? I would love to join!!! 🙂
- God I love these people who help animals!
- 55 clumsy people who accidently clicked the dislike button.
- 203 people are iver clumsy and have got their phones upside down. Or just have no soul and seem to not like people rescuing. Dogs HOW COULD U ?
- The cost of being forgot is heartbreaking!?
- Dio vi benedica . Grazie GRAZIE grazie grazie mille ❤❤❤
- Beautiful! Hats off to those kids for calling you. Did you ever determine if Tux was actually hit by a car or had some sort of infection or disease?
EYES ARE "A WINDOW TO HIS SOUL", as the saying goes!
Thank you so much for
ALL that you do!
- A big thank you to the kids and the mom that called as well as HOPE FOR PAWS. So glad he now has a loving family❤
- I've been watching your videos for a little over two years now. I'm 41 now. I just want to say I've cried more in these two years than my whole life before that. Thanks guys. :-S
PS: Keep up the GREAT work!
- I love how his eyes were bulging out of his head, SOOOO CUTE!!❤ You guys are the best❤❤
- When the dog collapsed, It reminded me of the time when I had a dog name princess while I was growing up. She past last year 🙁 she was 16 years old. I remember her last days when she would try to stand up she fell right down. God bless you people for saving animals
- Yes, I have seen a cat collapsing when it got electrocuted from a wire, we immediately rubbed his body for blood circulation as it literally froze. The cat was not moving. We tried to give her milk, but it didn't move. We rushed to the vet and kept it warm for a while. Thankfully, it regained senses and was fine. But we really got scared at first.
- When the dog collapse waaaa my tears are falling and my heart ???
- He is a nice looking dog. Thank you for your kindness and for rescuing him. God bless!
- When he wagged his tail and music changed!! At that moment i just wanted to cry out loud ?
- Not crying not crying…tissues wet!
- My heart ? broke when he collapsed ???
- I love how the dogs remember you when you visit them at their new homes. ☺❤
- He's so handsome I can't believe he was left like that but thank you he seems so happy what a good boy
- I hope to donate but im a kid so I have my savings I donated $34 for those you save they could never lost hope together with you
- Loretta seems like such a sweet soul <3
- He is beautiful. Thank God they called and you saved his life. ??
- Thank you for saving Tux I'm so happy he found a forever home ?
- Seeing the dog in Loretta's arms brought back memories of how my dog got hit. On the way to the vet's, he died in my arms. I'm just glad Tux's situation turned out so differently.
- Im gonna slow down my drinking and donate 100 a month instead of 25. Love you guys true humans with souls
- Omg Tux is so incredibly precious. Thank you for the work you do & for saving this baby?
- GOD you made a mistake by creating human,but you did a great job by creating angels like hope for paws
- Who else scrolls onto the comment while watching ? And 2019 anyone?
- Too much dogs and too less demand. Need law against breeding without license!
- Owww Tux is adorable! He remembers Loreta and thanked her with sweet hug! Has he been adopted? I bet he has! Thank you Hope For Paws as always!! ?
- ??♥♥poor baby..
Thank you to help him!
- God bless this poor dog. And have cutest face
- This is more rewarding than winning the lottery ?????
- I was just tearing out my eyeballs. Thank you so much for saving these animals and changing lives.
- It's so nice to see Tux in such a loving home.
- So glad there was a beautiful ending for this little sweetheart!! Thank you
- Oh my gosh!!!! I'm in love with Tux!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤????????
- This is one of the best vids so far I'm so glad to see tux standing today
- I Love Loretta!!! ? she's a warrier
- My heart is breaking. I've never seen a dog collapse like that.
- That dog tux is such a lovely dog is eyes are beautiful. Thanks for saving it's life.❤
- The perfect humans don't exi-
- Thank you HopeForPaws.
- This is so sad ?
Tux kinda reminds me of my own dog, Loki! An adorable labradoodle!
- Glad he pulled threw you guys bring tears to my eyes ..
- He is so gorgeous and precious. Thank you so much to everyone who saved him ? You are god's angels ?
- I can only imagine what a 2 week stay in the Vet costs. Thank you SO much for saving him. XO, Kelly
- My cats name is TUX, so i just had to see, what a great happy ending for the puppy Tux!
- God bless u all & god bless hope for paws..???
- You guys inspire me so much!! Lots of love and thank you all for saving those little lovely animals ?
- Such a sweet happy ending…thanks for all those involved…starting with the callers…??
- You guys are so nice and creative
- Omg my heart it's open from lots off hapinnes!! Thank you very much!!! From Greece
- That's an English Springer spaniel! They are such sweet dogs! Thank you for saving Tux! I was guessing he was too dehydrated. I will donate.
- The definition of heroes : it's you! ????
- What a beautiful, beautiful dog! Thank you for saving his life and getting him a good home.
- What a sweet baby, he is a completely different dog from when he was found! Tux is a little lovey boy❤You guys are the best and keep doing what you are doing!
- You guys are amazing ? but it makes me sad see animals like this it's terrible but I'm glad you are there to save/help them
- Ohh…That Poor Doggy!??
But At last you give him a good life!?
- Y'all guys are amazing. I wish I could be like you one day?
- I love binge watching these vids they make me so emotional tho
- Poor dog! I'm glad some people realised what happened!
Bless him! ????❤?
U guys are the ppl I wanna be, helping poor animals get better is so nice!
- Those who disliked this video…they always fainted..
Needs a home for adoption.
- Thank you so much for saving him God bless you all?
- Did you check for a micro chip. His coat looked pretty clean and healthy when you got him and usually you would get strays that need a bath? I am just wondering.
- "Thank god, you guys took long enough" (faints and waits for the medical care and spa treatment)
- Awww!!!❤❤❤ this melts my heart!! I wish the best of luck for Tux?
- Love this channel so much ?❤❤❤
- Thank you for everything you do from a animal lover thanks Thank you bless you
- Thank you so much for what yall do, I love Tux so happy for his awesome new loving family and home
- More cool kids being aware and getting involved!
- Thank you for all you do for these precious souls ❤❤❤❤
- Lots of love from India(manipur) ❤
- 2:45 that's so cute ??
- Heros thank you for rescuing him god bless you
- Whoever were the 7 people who disliked this video they must have mis clicked the thumbs down instead of the thumbs up‼‼‼‼‼
- Thank you for coming to his rescue….God bless you….
Grief is a bad moon, a sleeper wave. It's like having an inner combatant, a saboteur who, at the slightest change in the sunlight, or at the first notes of a jingle for a dog food commercial, will flick the memory switch, bringing tears to your eyes.
Basset Hound Adoption – Doodle Rescue Near Me
I'm a dog lover and animal lover all around.
The fact that we haven't faced another major terrorist attack on American soil since Sept. 11 is a very significant achievement, and one that's easy to forget – it's the dog that doesn't bark.
Chiweenie Rescue – Senior Dog Rescue Groups
To be a great player and a great scorer, you have to find ways to get yourself open and get shots off. It's a dog fight.
Quarreling over food and drink, having neither scruples nor shame, not knowing right from wrong, not trying to avoid death or injury, not fearful of greater strength or of greater numbers, greedily aware only of food and drink – such is the bravery of the dog and boar.
Island Dog Rescue – Adopt A Small Dog Near You
I'm just a really normal, sensitive kind of go-about-my business everyday kinda guy. People see the tattoos, and they either read things or they see things and they don't really know that I'm just this guy that gets up and makes coffee in the morning and hangs out with his friends and walks his dog and reads his Bible and goes about his day.
Am I a ranting maniac on Twitter? Yeah, but I'm also a pretty mellow, married guy who's into hiking and walking his dog.
Petfinder Corgi – Bernese Mountain Dog Adoption
You really can't take a cat and turn it into a dog, or try and get lemons off an apple tree, or what have you.
Opposition to abortion was one of the ways the Christian right was brought into the Republican Party by conservatives hoping to move the party further right. Now, of course, the tail is wagging the dog.


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Pune Tattoo Festival 2.0 is where you need to be this November
After last year's revamp and rebranding, the Pune Tattoo Festival turned tables to straightaway establish itself as one of the most entertaining tattoo conventions of South Asia. With fantastic tattoo artists, rocking music and a bunch of other activities, PTF v1 changed the spectrum of what all can be done through the thread of tattoos. It brought together the counter culture community of Pune, through tattoos, skateboarding, bikes, music, and by creating an atmosphere of revelry.
And this year, Ronak Patel, the organiser-in-chief of Pune Tattoo Festival has worked his ass off to bring together not just an enviable mix of ideas and activities, but establish India's potential as a global leader in the tattooing industry. As proclaimed by the organisers, PTF 2.0 will be the biggest gathering of tattoo brands and suppliers in South East Asia. And that is just the foundation of this cake. PTF 2.0 is going to be hosting some of the craziest tattoo artists of our times from all over the world.
From realism geniuses like Tomasz Tofi Torfinski, Karol Rybakowski to the abstraction motifs of Ruth Barja to the traditional grandeur of Wirot Chantarakanit, some of the finest tattoo artists of Russia, Germany, Thailand, Philippines, Nepal among others will be tattooing under the roof of PTF. For a collector, there haven't been better times for tattoos in India. Along with them, you simply can't ignore our Desi Boyz, who are sure to steal the show with their tattooing.
And if you get dizzy looking at all the amazing art all around you for four days, PTF will have options aplenty for you to chill out. On of the star attractions of this year's festival is Arun Bajaj, a thread artist. Confused what a thread artist is? Take a look.
Yes, we are MIND=BLOWN too! And to top all of it, PTF is brimming with super-exciting music acts lined up throughout the fest. From Indie metal outfits to fusion bands, the range is sumptuous to say the least, and our evenings are sorted.
Pune Tattoo Festival will be kicking off the busy Indian tattoo convention calendar, and there seriously can't be a kickstarter than them. PTF 2.0 promises to create the balance between a community festival and an industry convention, and we are aboard this adventure. So, come join us at Raga Lawns, 2-5 November.


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Sunday, 2 September 2012
Day #345
Hello there, just cleaned up the house super fast, had a big house party while my parents were in Derby (That'll teach them to trust me), oh, you didn't know? I didn't mention it on my blog? Oh that's because it was an imagination house party. Really. 25 more days, just 25 more posts until it is all over, last month I had the largest amount of views in a month and I thank you, you are all so awesome! Let's make it all count...Or at least some of it. For the last day I want to do something awesome, go somewhere great and take some great photos, if anybody has any ideas or offers, please do not hesitate to mention or ask. Anyway, today, I was pretty bored and lazy. I woke up at around 8, fed the dog, put him in the garden, got him back in and went back to sleep, until around midday where I woke up, spent abit longer in bed and finally dragged myself to the shower. I wasn't feeling too great and I had nothing planned so the day was free to be mine. I spent it playing 2 hours of Xbox and a few more hours of 'Peep show' - a channel four comedy, not an actual peep show...calm down. Nan. Tonight my mum, dad and I watched the paralympics, queue the new game of 'Saying something about the sport or the athletes but make sure it's politically correct'... I went straight in with "Do you think they get a discount on trainers, what with them only needing one". If you chuckled then you are a bad person. Nan. The first photo was taken in my garden, the second was taken in the sink with yet more water! And the third, well the third I have only uploaded because some water photos are like watching clouds and sharing what you think they look like. In the third photo I see a man's head, turned sideways looking like elvis spitting water (Not me, actually made out of water), the elvis water man is about an inch below my left eye.
Until tomorrow
Will :)
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(NorCalTruth) – Many remember the stories of phone calls on 9/11 allegedly made from victims on-board the planes. Many people know suspect that they could not have been made from cell phones for different reasons. Some reasons for not using cells in-flight are technologically inspired, some are more from a physical possibilities perspective.
Here's what the folk at PC World had to say about this in their article, 21 Things 'They' Don't Want You to Know:
The Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration have each recommended that airlines not allow passengers to use cell phones during commercial flights. The FAA fears that the RF signal emitted by devices using the 800MHz spectrum band might interfere with the navigation systems of the plane, specifically GPS instrumentation. Yet there is no documented case of an air accident or serious malfunction caused by a cell phone's interfering with a plane's navigation system.
The FCC's concern is that wireless networks on the ground might be disrupted by the cell phones flying overhead. As a plane flies over a wireless cell tower on the ground, the FCC believes, the cell site will detect all the cell phones operating inside the plane and go to work registering those devices to operate on the network. But by the time the tower registers and connects all those mobile phones passing overhead, the plane will have passed into the range of the next cell tower on its route. This uses up system resources and could hurt network performance for connected phones on the ground.
But some experts believe that this worry is outdated. "Color me highly skeptical that this is a real problem with modern systems," says Ken Biba, CTO of Novarum, a wireless consulting and engineering group. "Modern digital phones actually use lower power, and, further, the cell towers have very directional antennas designed for covering the surface of the earth [not the air above]."
The Fix: There isn't much you can do. Actually, the FCC and the FAA are doing us a big favor here. They're delivering us from having to fly with people jabbering away on their cell phones from takeoff to landing.
Interesting notes on cell phones calls relating to 9/11 taken from an article written by David R. Griffin:
Approximately 15 of the reported phone calls from the four airliners were described at the time as cell phone calls. About 10 of those were from Flight 93.
Given the cell phone technology available in 2001, cell phone calls from airliners at altitudes of more than a few thousand feet, especially calls lasting more than a few seconds, were virtually – and perhaps completely – impossible. And yet many of the reported cell phone calls occurred when the planes were above 25,000 or even 40,000 feet24 and also lasted a minute or more – with Amy Sweeney's reported call even lasting for 12 minutes.25Three problems have been pointed out: (1) The cell phone in those days had to complete a "handshake" with a cellsite on the ground, which took several seconds, so a cell phone in a high-speed plane would have had trouble staying connected to a cellsite long enough to complete a call. (2) The signals were sent out horizontally, from cellsite to cellsite, not vertically. Although there was some leakage upward, the system was not designed to activate cell phones at high altitudes.26 (3) Receiving a signal was made even more difficult by the insulation provided by the large mass of an airliner.
As we saw, people on the ground reported receiving cell phone calls from UA 93 flight attendant Sandra Bradshaw; UA 93 passengers Marion Britton, Tom Burnett, Jeremy Glick, and Elizabeth "Honor" Wainio; from UA 175 passengers Peter Hanson and Brian Sweeney; from AA 77 flight attendant Renee May; and, according to the best-known version of Ted Olson's account, AA 77 passenger Barbara Olson. However, the FBI, in its report to the Moussaoui trial, declared that all of those calls were made from onboard phones. If that is true, how would the FBI explain why so many people reported that they had been called from cell phones?
To understand the cell phone discrepancies of 9/11, I would recommend Mr. Griffins article as a good, intricate read.
Source: NorCalTruth.org


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Tips to Finding the Right Designer for Custom Retail Packaging
Everyone wants to create a different and attractive packaging design for their retail boxes, such as Custom Boxes by RoshPack. The most important part about them is that it needs to be made so that it can depict the true essence of your brand. Most small business owners like to make their own packaging and go with the DIY principle. However, when it comes to creating a custom retail packaging, you need to hire a professional designer.
Step 1: The first thing you need to do is to create a rough image of what you want. For example, you want to design simple Fruit Packaging. You can go online and search for different inspirations across the web and get an idea of what you would like.
Step 2: analyze your audience. Does your target audience compose more of females or males? Is it targeted at kids or at an older audience? The right statistics of audience can help you to find the right design that perfectly represents your brand and translates it among the masses.
Step 3: Take a good look at your competitors. Understand what and how they are selling. Take a good look at their marketing strategies, their goals and campaigns. You will fully understand how you can represent in a similar but better way.
For hiring a good and competent designer:
- Check out their previous work
See whether they have done something similar to what you are hiring them for. For example, if you are hiring to design House Shifting Boxes, then look for relevant experience. Check their portfolio, which is usually available online on sites as Dribble, 99 designs, design-crowd and many more. It is easy to view work online and then get in touch with them personally. It saves time for both of the party while also reducing costs.
- Check out agencies to find the best designers
A lot of agencies will help to hook you up with the best and professional designers. An agency has a big range of designers that you can select from.
- Hiring Freelancers
Hiring an amazing freelancer is not difficult, plus this type of field is also expanding a lot. Many designers now work in the form of gigs. There is low overhead cost as compared to finding one through an agency, therefore much better for smaller brands too. However, there might be trust and deadline issue, so make sure you hire someone who is reliable with his work.
- Explain your Goals, Inspirations
Let the designers know what and how you want the packaging design to be. You should be clear about what you want and which elements you do not want.
- Be clear about deadlines, milestones and payments
One of the worst things is not to pay the designers, or such people not meeting deadlines. Before hitting it off, make sure to have a clear and preferably written agreement on the payments and milestones, and the deadlines so there is no sort of misconception and arguments later on.


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A Lesson in Total Happiness, from a Dog Luxuriating in His Bath
Now this dog knows how to enjoy life. There's no whining or cowering from water for this guy—he's soaking everything in as if he's at a doggy spa. We should all aspire to savor experiences as much as this dog is enjoying his bath.


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Video monetization is an important topic in the industry today. The three main monetization methods are subscriptions, pay-per-view, and advertising. This blog will focus on server-side ad insertion, a monetization method that is driving major revenue for various OTT business.
Specifically, we'll look at what server-side ad insertion is and how it works. In addition, we'll provide an overview of advertising monetization. Finally, we'll discuss how this method is applicable and relevant across the online video industry.
Overall, it's a good time to consider video ad monetization. For example, digital ad spending continues to rise. On top of this growth, video is now a dominant medium of communication. One staggering statistic, for example, comes from Cisco: By 2020, nearly one million minutes of video per second will cross the internet. In fact, by 2020 82% of all consumer web traffic will be video.
Table of Contents
- How Modern Video Monetization Works
- What is Server-Side Ad Insertion?
- Benefits of Server-Side Ad Insertion
- How to Insert Ads and Monetize Your Videos
- Conclusion
How Modern Video Monetization Works
To date, over 33 million U.S. households have cut the cord on their cable subscriptions. Not surprisingly, this number continues to rise. Millions of people are opting for online video.
Overall, research predicts that 310 million households will subscribe to at least one OTT service by 2024. Today, more than 51 million households in the U.S. alone use OTT streaming solutions already.
In turn, this boom in OTT services is driving huge revenues for video monetization businesses. If you're new to monetization, there are three main methods that businesses use for online video. These include: subscriptions, pay-per-view, and advertising.
Let's take a quick look at each method now.
Subscription Monetization
Subscriptions, or SVOD, are quite popular. Around a third of professional broadcasters monetize their content via subscription models. In addition, more than 69% of U.S. households have subscribed to at least one OTT service. A full 38% subscribe to two services or more. Given that trend, viewers are approaching "subscription saturation."
Pay-Per-View Monetization
Pay-per-view streaming is another common monetization method. This "transactional," or TOVD, model is an effective way to monetize your content. For example, one-time events like sports are perfect for pay-per-view monetization.
Advertising Monetization
According to one user survey, more than half (52%) of viewers prefer ad-supported free content. Unreel.me notes that "the unit economics behind an AVOD business model paints a picture more attractive than that of an SVOD model." In fact, Unreel.me goes so far as to conclude that "the future is AVOD."
Note that the company is talking about video-on-demand content. However, the same trends are true for live streaming as well. For example, this study found that a full 64% of live streamers engage with ads. Now, let's learn a bit more about effective advertising with the best available technology.
What is Server-Side Ad Insertion?
In our increasingly digital world, server-side ad insertion is the best available advertising technology. Simply put, ads are great for business. At the same time, consumers are sometimes annoyed by ads. This issue has led to the widespread use of free "ad blockers." Research indicates that adblockers currently block around 40 percent of ads. As you can imagine, this poses a major issue for broadcaster revenue.
How to solve the ad-blocker issue?
Server-side ad insertion (SSAI) is the best way to circumvent certain ad blocker technology. Ad Pushup describes server-side ad insertion, "also known as 'dynamic insertion' or 'ad stitching,' as a technology that combines video content and ad content at the CMS level instead of on the level of the browser."
In short, server-side or dynamic ad insertion inserts advertisements into your main video stream at the server level. The stream that reaches users is continuous, with ads appearing seamlessly inside content.
"Ad blockers work by detecting ad calls that are made in the client," explains David Springall, founder and CTO of Yospace. "However, with server-side stitching, the ad call and ad stitching are performed before the stream reaches the client, meaning the ad blocker doesn't detect an ad call and therefore is unable to block the response."
Other Benefits of SSAI
Besides bypassing some ad blockers, server-side ad insertion can reduce buffering problems and improve user experience. In fact, this tech originally existed to solve user experience problems across a range of devices.
The opposite of server-side ad insertion is called client-side insertion. This approach pauses your content, loads a video advertisement, and then resumes your video when the ad is finished. This approach is easier for ad-blocker technology to detect and block—which is why server-side ad insertion is preferable.
Benefits of Server-Side Ad Insertion
For businesses seeking to monetize their videos, using server-side ad insertion is the clear best choice. The main benefits of server-side ad insertion include:
- Compatibility with the widest range of devices
- Bypasses ad blocking
- Reduced buffering for users
These benefits are played out in the results as well. For example, Animoto's Social Video Forecast suggests that 76.5% of marketers and small business owners get results with video marketing. To learn more about the technical aspects of server-side ad insertion, check out this white paper.
Next, let's discuss how to insert ads into your videos for monetization.
How to Insert Ads and Monetize Your Videos
If you're using the right online video platform, server-side ad insertion isn't complicated. For example, Dacast provides a simple system for SSAI. This system supports pre-roll ads using the following ad networks:
- Double Click
There are two ways to insert ads into your Dacast videos: one at a time, and as a batch. To insert ads to one video at a time, first log in to your Dacast account. Then visit the "publish settings" tab for the video you select. Next, simply copy-paste the ad URL into the relevant field. Don't forget to click "preview" to make sure the ad displays correctly. Also, you may have to clear your cache to display the inserted ad. Finally, click save and your ad will be live!
To insert ads into multiple videos at once, log in to your Dacast account and visit the video-on-demand section. Next, use the checkboxes to select all the videos you want to monetize. Then click the "Batch Configure" drop-down menu, and select "Set Ad URL to multiple contents." Next, paste the ad URL into the popup that appears. Then click "yes" to save your changes. Don't forget to test the preview as described above, to make sure it's working correctly.
This process should only take a few minutes from beginning to end. And batch ad insertion makes it easy to monetize existing libraries of content. Once you enable advertising, you're free to focus on creating great content and building a large audience.
As this post highlights, server-side ad insertion isn't as difficult as it may sound. In fact, it's a wonderful tool for content creators. Platforms like Dacast make it easy to monetize your videos with advertising. Now's a great time to get in take advantage of the benefits of video ad monetization. Overall, experts predict that OTT revenue will rise to $83.4 billion by 2022. More importantly, advertising will make up a significant portion of that.
We hope this article has introduced you to server-side ad insertion in an accessible way. If you're looking for a video hosting solution for video live streaming, OTT hosting, fast delivery, and HLS low latency streaming, you've come to the right place. Dacast provides all these features–and more! Plus, our streaming solutions are both affordable and easy-to-use. See for yourself with our 30-day free trial! No credit card required.
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"Temperance Union"
Original poster: joanwilder
Titles: "Temperance Union"
Author: RaeWhit joanwilder
Word Count: 100
Rating: R
Challenge: Number 25 "Intoxication"
Warnings: none
Disclaimer: It all belongs to JKR.
( Temperance Union )
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Original poster: joanwilder
Titles: "Temperance Union"
Author: RaeWhit joanwilder
Word Count: 100
Rating: R
Challenge: Number 25 "Intoxication"
Warnings: none
Disclaimer: It all belongs to JKR.
( Temperance Union )
Original poster: gauriel
Title: The Proposal – A Comedy of Errors in Six Drabbles
Author: gauriel
Word Count: 100 x 6 drabbles
Rating: R
Challenge: snarry100 #25 – Intoxication
Summary: The course of true love never did run smooth. AKA - Severus Snape meets Las Vegas.
A/N: The quote in the summary is, of course, from Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night's Dream"
( The Proposal - A Comedy of Errors in Six Drabbles )
Original poster: synn
Title: Intoxicated
Author: ThreeSidedOrchid
Rating: Nc-17
Word count: 100 (if we don't count the '--' as word does.)
Prompt: 25 Intoxication
Disclaimer: don't own them, just playing with them.
Notes: Concrit welcome -- had a hard time w/ this one and might rework it, I'd love to know what works or doesn't work about it.
Original poster: hufflepuffskb
Title: Lesson Learned
Author: hufflepuffskb
Word Count: 100
Warnings: Nothing really
Challenge: #25: Intoxication
Disclaimer: Thanks JKR for the characters. Just borrowing them.
I think this one can be interpreted in two ways - They have had an ongoing relationship, or Severus finally makes his move:
Original poster: alisanne
Title: True Intoxication
Author: alisanne
Rating: PG
Prompt: # 25: Intoxication
Word Count: 100 x 3
Genre: Romance
Warnings: None
Beta: sevfan
Disclaimer: The characters contained herein are not mine. No money is being made from this fiction, which is presented for entertainment purposes only.
( Surprise )
( Denial )
( Acceptance )
Original poster: lesyeuxverts00
Title: An Anchor in a Spinning World
Author: lesyeuxverts00
Word Count: (3)(100)
Rating: PG-13
Challenge: 25 - Intoxication
AN: The other definition of intoxication. Implied infidelity, past Harry/Ginny.
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Original poster: lesyeuxverts00
Title: Nine Kisses
Author: lesyeuxverts00
Word Count: 100
Rating: PG-13
Challenge: 25 - Intoxication
AN: Intoxication .... "an abnormal state that is essentially a poisoning" (Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 10th ed.)
Two stirs, a handful of rosemary, the clock chimes.
Severus spares a single glance for Harry, white-lipped and moaning.
Three ounces of newt tails, simmer, add the diced fennel, stir counterclockwise. Count for focus, for precision – this must be perfect.
Harry gasps, his puffs of breath visible in the cold dungeon air.
Five rose petals, added at precise intervals. Severus counts his own heartbeats, waits for the hourglass to empty.
Seven minutes, Harry's pupils are dilated – it's done.
Severus ladles the antidote into Harry's mouth, follows it with kisses pressed to warm lips.
Nine kisses later, Harry blinks and smiles.
Original poster: coeur_de_ma_vie
Title: Storm and Flood
Disclaimer: The characters are not my own.
Author: Spirit
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 100 x 3
Warnings: none?
Challenge: #25 - Intoxication
Author's Note: 'Into The Storm' is an abbreviated version of a fic I wrote. 'Baptism By Flood' is just a small taste of what the sequel should have been like.
( Storm and Flood )
Original poster: lilyeyes
Title:Breathe II
Author: lilyeyes
Rating: PG
Word Count:100x3
Warnings: MPreg
Challenge: #25: Intoxication
Disclaimer: Not mine – just playing with them
Another in the Breathe series
( Breathe II )
Original poster: hufflepuffskb
Title: Another Day
Author: hufflepuffskb
Rating: R
Word Count: 100
Warnings: Naked Men
Challenge: #25: Intoxication
Disclaimer: Thanks JKR for the characters. Just borrowing them.
Original poster: irisgirl12000
Title: Mutual assured addiction
Author: irisgirl12000
Rating: PG
Warnings: none
Challenge: #25, intoxication
Word count: 2x100
Disclaimer: These characters do not belong to me, sadly.
A/N: Is it sick and wrong that while reading about political theory (mutual assured destruction) of the Cold War Era, this popped into my head?
( Mutual assured addiction )
Original poster: the_con_cept
TITLE: Under the Influence
DISCLAIMER: Belongs to J.K. Rowling.
NOTES: For the snarry100 challenge #25: Intoxication
WARNINGS: A bit fluffy—but with snark to balance it out.
SUMMARY: Snape has unwanted company. Harry thinks he can at least get his foot in the door.
Original poster: lilyeyes
Author: lilyeyes
Rating: R for implied sex
Word Count:100
Warnings: MPreg
Challenge: #25: Intoxication
Disclaimer: Not mine – just playing with them
Another in the Breathe series
( Hiccup )
Original poster: lilliputian722
Title: Jealousy
Author: lilliputian722
Rating: PG
Warnings: none
Challenge: #25, intoxication
Word count: 100 words
Original poster: medawyn
*waves* One day until the weekend, everybody! Last week's challenge was lots of fun - all the beautiful art! And then the drabbles! Thank you all for playing. This week's theme is a bit different....
Challenge 25: Intoxication
Define the word how you will, think about it in whatever terms tickle your fancy, but this week your drabble should include Snape, Harry and the theme of "intoxication." Have fun!


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Contracting a handyman service nyc or a jack of all trades to support your house is a choice dependent on requirements truly. So we needed to speak without the massive distinction between the two different administrations.
On inquiring about this theme; however, we found another article that just summed up the subject so magnificently, it appeared to be senseless to attempt and do it over. So the accompanying article originates from Approved Plumbing out of Broadview Heights, Ohio. To peruse the article entirely on their site, please click here.
Would It Be a Good Idea for You to Call a Professional Contractor or Handyman?
Keeping a living arrangement or business in excellent condition is an extreme occupation. Water funnels may spill, toilets can flood, and the power can go out quickly. Property proprietors should likewise give close consideration to how the outside looks, as to not damage any city code infringement. A jack of all trades or expert temporary worker might be counseled for these issues – yet there are real contrasts in the capabilities and obligations of every call.
In simple terms, a jack of all trades is somebody who works with their hands. A jack of all trades is contracted to execute fixes and keep the home or business in excellent condition. Fixing windows, cleaning drains, and cutting yards are altogether obligations of a jack of all trades. These administrations are profitable, yet there might be a few disservices. There is no permit required to be a jack of all trades. Numerous administrations offered by a jack of all trades incorporate essential undertakings that the property proprietors can do themselves, and frequently is simply a question of finding the time or inspiration to do it.
Then again, a handyman's preparation is increasingly broad and requires formal instruction. Most qualified handymen experience a multi-year apprenticeship and hypothesis program to learn specific state and civil pipes codes. The calling regularly requires in-field preparing for up to eight or nine years. Handymen are additionally required to pass a state-issued examination to deal with their own. Codes are always showing signs of change, so proceeding with instruction is required for all authorized pipes, temporary workers.
Handymen are in charge of the establishment and upkeep of an assortment of apparatuses. They screen and change water temperature and gas weight inside a home or business. They ensure it depletes, and pipes are the best possible size dependent on nearby codes. Handymen additionally ensure snatch bars and sinks are introduced at the right tallness. Their responsibility is to secure the wellbeing and wellbeing of their clients.


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3Dbilt was created to solve several problems, among these are:
The (1) time and (2) expense of construction has gotten out-of-control, driving the cost of housing and living to unaffordable levels. This makes first-world living difficult and third-world living nearly impossible. Moreover, the amount of (3) waste created by constuction is estimated to be nearly 10% of the total global waste--one of the largest single contributors. While past 3D printing equipment has attempted to solve these aforementioned issues, the machines are extremely limited by design capabilities--restricting their building capacities and feasibility for use on large-scale projects. These machines either cannot print more than two-stories or they are required to print off-site, ship in piecemeal, and then be assembled thereafter--which is extremely costly.
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Friday, January 29, 2010
Potato Eggplant Curry/ Aloo Baigan Sabzi( Dry)
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Very lovely recipe..love this dear..nice picture too..ReplyDelete
oh wow, you made my favorite sabji..i love it, can have anytime...your lookslovely..never made dry one though..ReplyDelete
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I liked your blog name'From the stomach to the heart'.Im following you friendReplyDelete
wow yummy i have entered your heart roopiReplyDelete
very delicious dish and a lovely pic dear:) have a great weekend:)ReplyDelete
thank you friends for the lovely comments.This is one of my fav dish which can be done in minutes. do try this one and let me know whether you liked it.Have a great weekend.ReplyDelete
wow...i'm a potato fan...good presentation...ReplyDelete
WOw, stir-fry looks perfect...never tried this combo' before...your pictures look terrific, bet it tasted great:)ReplyDelete
Banana bread looks gorgeous, flawless, too good:)
- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2010 at 1:07 PM
Nice collection of recipes. I love potatoes n keep looking for various recipes with it. this one looks great!ReplyDelete
lovely blog with a beautiful name...this is a great combo with aloo n bainganReplyDelete
Thanx for visiting my blog Roopika..Liked ur brinjal potato combo,will giv a try...ReplyDelete
Thank you everybody for the inspiring comments.ReplyDelete
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Thats a very healthy dish for me...eggplant with potato looks gud...i usually avoid the eggplant and gulp the potatoes...heeheeReplyDelete
i hav some extra potatoes here ...may b i will try this recipe...thnkx for posting !!!ReplyDelete
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He is, according to flyers at Sage Gateshead, "the new guy in town"... in which capacity German concert pianist Lars Vogt has been talking to primary school pupils on Tyneside and inviting questions.
Up shot the hand of one little Newcastle girl. "How old are you?" she inquired.
"Well," replied the new music director of Royal Northern Sinfonia (or, strictly speaking, music director designate, since his tenure does not officially start until September), "I am 44 which must seem very old to all of you."
The little girl had a supplementary question: "Were you in the Second World War?"
The celebrated musician laughs as he recalls his earnest inquisitor and the teachers' sharp intake of breath. "No, it is OK to mention the war," he reassured them.
A first proper interview with the man chosen to replace the revered but ascetic Thomas Zehetmair suggests he will become a popular figure in the North East, even though he lives in Berlin and will be visiting only when concerts and other engagements require.
On Thursday night, before taking part as soloist and conductor in a concert in Hall One, he will announce the new classical programme for 2015-16 which includes the concerts of the resident chamber orchestra and of visiting orchestras and ensembles.
He confirms he had a hand in putting it together although he mainly concentrated on his own programme with the orchestra.
"I have worked with a lot of conductors over 25 years so I have opinions of who I think should be more closely related to the orchestra. But they also have many relationships with other conductors that they want to keep going. When I saw the names I could understand why. Good names... good people."
The purpose of a music director, he suggests, is to work more closely with the orchestra over time, developing work and a relationship.
The Anglophile Vogt first performed with the orchestra in the early 1990s, before it was 'Royal'.
"I work with lots of symphony orchestras around the world but also lots of (the smaller) chamber orchestras because part of my core repertoire has been Beethoven piano concertos. When I first came here I found the Northern Sinfonia were a particularly lively bunch."
On stage or off? I wonder.
"Both. It goes together. A personal characteristic of some kind reflects in the music. If you are a bit reserved you're also likely to be a bit reserved in music.
"My old piano teacher in Germany sat on a lot of competition juries and he once said to me, 'Don't say this to anybody but usually, when they first walk on stage, I already know'."
Lars Vogt grew up in a town called Düren, midway between Aachen and Cologne. Neither of his parents, Paul and Marlies, played a musical instrument. "Of course," he says, "it's hard to say if they're musical because it never really showed in that sense. My dad, whenever he does things in the house, always whistles and sings. He loves big bands."
Young Lars liked the music of his generation. "It was the big time of Abba, Bee Gees. I listened to some stuff that really embarrasses me now when I think of it... the glorious Seventies!"
He liked Sting, too, and says he bumped into him recently at Heathrow Airport and introduced himself. "He said (and he affects a laid-back Sting like drawl), 'Oh, yeah, say hello to the bunch'. He's a great guy – I like him." Sting, of course, has performed with the Sinfonia at Sage Gateshead.
As a kid, says Vogt, he had twin passions – music and football. His dad played second league professional football and father and son would attend matches together.
Vogt, delighted his team Borussia Mönchengladbach is pushing for the Champions League, says: "I got into the city selection team when I was 13 and I was very proud of that but it didn't go any further."
He played in pretty much every position. "Once I even got into goal because the goalkeeper got bored when we were leading 8-0. I had to keep the zero."
Also at 13 he won a national youth piano competition. "That was when it became clear this could be something for me."
He had started having lessons at the age of six.
"I had a fantastic teacher, Ruth Weiss. She gave me tapes of the great pianists and when they came to Aachen she would say, 'You have to come. This is more important than half a day of school'. At the time I thought she was slightly nuts but now I understand how absolutely right she was."
He says that while she cared for all her pupils she must have seen something in him. "She did make a special effort. She would say to me, 'Your train goes in 10 minutes so you still have four minutes to practice."
He doesn't remember when he decided music could be a career because, thanks to his teacher, it never came to a decision. "She was so clever because she ensured it was always in the back of my head."
The prestigious Leeds International Piano Competition of 1990 was the true moment of arrival. Vogt came second, an exceptional achievement for a young player.
"That was incredible," he agrees. "I didn't expect anything. My teacher basically said don't go there but I said I'd try it and see what it was like. I got into the finals and played with Sir Simon Rattle and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. That was a life-changing moment for me."
He saw a TV programme about the conductor recently. "He said he couldn't fall asleep because he had music in his head and thought it was normal. I could relate to that. I remember playing football and having melodies in my head and thinking everyone was the same."
Older and wiser now – though not old enough for the Second World War – Lars Vogt knows it isn't the same for everyone but he talks passionately about winning people over to classical music. "We need to get more young people in and we need to reach out to them," he says.
He talks about his project in Germany, Rhapsody in School, which involves orchestral players performing for young people and encouraging them to share their thoughts and feelings about the music.
"If you don't know anything there are always ways to connect with music. I ask the children, 'What did you feel about this music? Was it happy? Sad? Dark?' I have had some amazing discussions."
He stresses he does not have all the answers. "I think that is the key wisdom in life. The wisest people know that they know nothing so I tell people it's not a bad thing to know nothing. It's really OK."
He knows enough to be the soloist in Schumman's fiendishly difficult Piano Concerto in A in a concert called The Romantics at Sage Gateshead on Thursday evening. There will be no conductor; or rather Vogt will be leading from the keyboard.
A conductor, he explains, is there to shape and colour a performance, making decisions 50 musicians can't make spontaneously. The Schumann, though is something even some conductors avoid. "It is written in a genius but very awkward way.
"But Schumann was neurotic, crazy, mad. He died in a mental hospital and it's reflected in the music."
It has stood the test of time, however. Tickets for this latest concert by Lars Vogt and his orchestra are on sale at the box office: www.sagegateshead.com or 0191 443 4661.


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Have you ever had a good Greek moussaka? If yes, I'm sure you appreciated how smoothly all of the ingredients come together. What about a vegan version? Today I'm sharing a recipe for a vegan moussaka with a lentil-based sauce that makes me confident to say that I've perfected this dish over the years.
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Greek cuisine has always been near and dear to my heart. I can't say that I've made a lot of Greek dishes at home, but I've definitely had my share at Greek restaurants! Things got a little more complicated once I switched to a vegan diet, and going to my once favorite Greek places got kind of boring since fully vegan options were few and far between.
What can a vegan girl do if she wants to keep eating delicious Greek moussaka? Make it at home, of course!
But first, for the uninitiated: what is moussaka? Here's how a classic Greek version is defined at About.com: "Moussaka is a casserole made by layering eggplant with spiced meat filling then topping it off with a creamy bechamel sauce that is baked to golden perfection."
Vegan people will have a couple issues with this definition:
- – How can we get rid of the meat?
- – How can we make a non-dairy version of bechamel sauce?
- – Can we make a less greasy version of this dish? Classic moussaka can be pretty oily!
Another issue that I have:
- – If we get rid of all the heavy stuff in moussaka, how can we make a possible vegan version more filling? I don't like to be hungry half an hour after dinner!
Thankfully, I've come up with a way to make a perfect vegan moussaka:
– Substitute meat with a lentil-tomato sauce that's seasoned just right;
– Instead of making bechamel sauce with butter, milk, and white flour, make it with a little coconut oil, almond milk, and whole wheat flour, adding 1 Tbsp of ground flax seeds.
– Vegan moussaka is going to be way less greasy if you keep added oils to a minimum. In most of my recipes, I try not to use oil, but unfortunately I haven't yet found a good oil-free vegan version of bechamel. If you have one, please let me know!
– To make my vegan moussaka more filling, I added 1 or 2 layers of boiled/steamed potatoes (that's the Russian in me!). Potatoes are a great filler that doesn't have an overpowering flavor, so my moussaka tastes just as delicious as the Greek-intended version!
Any version of moussaka is a rather time-consuming endeavor, so brace yourself here… Just trust me: once you bite in, your taste buds will applaud your diligence and patience, and so will your family!
And just how good is this stuff? Well, to say that this is one of my husband's favorite dishes is almost like not saying much at all: after I make this, I hear compliments from him about how delicious it is/was for at least three days!
Another story: he ordered moussaka at a Greek restaurant once, and I said that I was worried that after having a classic Greek-made moussaka he wouldn't want to eat mine again. After our food arrived, he took a couple bites of his entree and assured me that I had nothing to worry about!
All right, enough with the stories, bring on the recipe!
If you've tried this recipe, I'd love to hear how it turned out! Give it a star rating below, pin it to Pinterest, tag @vegan_runner_eats on Instagram, or leave a comment.
Vegan Greek Moussaka with Lentil-Tomato Sauce
This is one of those recipes that is quite time-consuming, but oh so rewarding and comforting in the end! It's not oil-free, so if you avoid added oil in your diet, feel free to use a different version of bechamel sauce.
- 1 large eggplant
- 2 medium potatoes
For the lentil-tomato sauce:
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 cup dried lentils, rinsed
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh tomato (about 1 small tomato)
- 2 Tbsp tomato paste
- 1 cup diced portobello mushrooms
- 1 1/2 cup boiling water or veggie broth
- 1/2 cup packed fresh spinach
- 1/4 cup chopped parsley
- 1 tsp cumin
- 1/2 tsp paprika
- 1/4 tsp coriander powder
- 1/4 tsp cinnamon
- Salt and pepper, to taste
For the bechamel sauce:
- 1 1/2 Tbsp coconut oil
- 1/2 cup whole wheat pastry flour or all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 cup almond milk
- 1 1/2 Tbsp ground flax seed
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- Salt and pepper, to taste
To save time, read through the instructions first to see how to prepare all of the moussaka components at the same time.
To prepare eggplant:
- Slice eggplant into 1/4 inch thick rounds. Arrange in layers in a colander, sprinkling salt between each layer. Let sit for at least 20 min (this releases and gets rid of bitter juices, so your eggplant won't taste bitter in the end). Meanwhile, preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- After 20 min, pat dry eggplant rounds with paper towels to remove all of the juices released.
- Arrange on a cookie tray in one layer. Spray with olive oil spray. Flip slices, and spray the other side.
- Insert eggplant in the hot oven. Bake for 15 min, flip slices, and bake for another 10-12 min.
- Once eggplant is done, take it out of the oven and reduce the heat to 375 degrees.
To prepare potatoes:
- Peel and slice raw potatoes into 1/4 inch slices. Rinse potato slices to remove extra starch, steam for 10 min on stovetop. If you don't have a steamer, boil whole potatoes for 10 min, then cool off a bit and slice in 1/4 round pieces. Potatoes don't have to be fully cooked at this step.
To prepare lentil-tomato sauce:
- Heat a skillet with 1-2 Tbsp of water, add chopped onions and garlic. Cook for 5 min, stirring occasionally, until onion gets translucent.
- Add the rest of the sauce ingredients except spinach complete with boiling water and spices. Cook for about 20-25 min, stirring a few times. Once lentils are tender and all of the liquid is absorbed, stir in spinach and take the sauce off the heat.
To prepare bechamel sauce:
- In a large skillet on medium-low heat, melt coconut butter. Once melted, add whole wheat flour, 2 Tbsp at a time, and mix into the oil with a rubber spatula. Once all flour is added, pour in almond milk in 3 parts, stirring with the spatula constantly to break up clumps. Continie stirring for about 5 min, until the mixture gets homogeneous and thickens up to the consistency of thick gravy. Add nutmeg, salt and pepper. Take off the heat, stir in ground flax seed.
To assemble moussaka:
- In an ovenproof 8" by 8" casserole dish, arrange all components in layers: lentil-tomato sauce, eggplant, lentil-tomato sauce, potatoes; lentil-tomato sauce, eggplant, lentil-tomato sauce, potatoes.
- Go until you run out of all ingredients (it's ok if you end up having more eggplant than potatoes). The last layer should be eggplant.
- Once everything is assembled, pour bechamel on top and distribute evenly. Sprinkle with breadcrumbs. Cover with a sheet of aluminum foil.
- Insert the casserole into the oven at 375. Bake for 20 min; remove the foil and bake for another 15 min.
- Once done, remove from the oven and let cool 10-15 min before cutting. Enjoy!
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Nutrition Information:
Serving Size:1/4 pan
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 616Total Fat: 9gSaturated Fat: 3gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 5gCholesterol: 12mgCarbohydrates: 118gFiber: 19gSugar: 18gProtein: 23g
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Tijuana:: Policeman Assassinated With Shot To The Head In Sanchez Taboada
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- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 3:28 PM
The guy who ordered this attack and who had been issuing threats over the cops radio frequency was executed yesterday by a group of men carying assault rifles just like the ones cops use. His wife was killed before him with Two shots to the head then he was shot. They made sure he saw her die. The scumbag was known as Cabo 23 of CJNG, previously associated with CDS and actually wanted in the US Under the same indictment of Serafín Zambada and Chino Ántrax.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 4:30 PM
Your wrong the guy who sent the hit is cabo 8 head of los cabos witch is a cell of ctng there's also los eres and a couple more who have there own area but el Cabo 8 controls la sanchez plazaDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 7:17 PM
Where is the article for what you are talking about? I would love to know moreDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 7:56 PM
Yeah. He was killed half a block from one of my relatives. They send me a couple of pictures of the incident. Cabo 23 he issue threats to kill police and Raidel Lopez Urriarte El Muletas.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 10:42 PM
The all powerful government cartel spared no time and nobody in their revenge killing.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 6, 2019 at 10:43 PM
They guy must have been under some serious pressure from his boss to kill two cartel police officers in TJDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 9:30 AM
Ctng/cjng are making a killing 8n Tijuana, even cds people rather switch sides than to be killedDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 10:31 AM
Cabo 23 daughters are my next door neighbors it turns out here in playas. They are packing and leaving and won't talk to any police unless it's PGJ. Glad they did the hit down the road and not outside my doorDelete
That's crazyReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 1:35 AM
@3:28 plsss send Chivis a linkReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 2:28 AM
Yeah incident was pretty ugly I was having lunch with family at same restaurant in Playas de Tijuana two guys walked up to lady shot her in the head then went after husband shot him a couple of times .ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 5:56 AM
Dang Chinese food gets you in the long run.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 7:22 AM
"A policeman was killed and another was seriously wounded while eating at a Chinese restaurant"ReplyDelete
Well, i mean, if you go to a chinese restaurant when you have the exquisite Mexican cuisine at your disposal, you deserve to be killed.
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- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 7:44 AM
Can't even eat in peace at a restaurant, as the hoodlum criminals are lurking all over the place, it should be like Brazil...kill the criminal on the spot.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 9:37 AM
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 11:37 AM
New "cartel" in Tijuana calling them selfs poderosa nueva líneaReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 11:38 AM
Low level drug dealers kill each other, big league drug dealers snitch on each other.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 7, 2019 at 3:40 PM
Can someone tell me if the go go bars are safe? Will I make out alive, I don't want to to be dismembered, and don't want to bump into troubleReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2019 at 8:54 AM
I still have friends who go and they have made it back to Cali a-ok everytime, thus far. I on the other hand will not even attempt to do so. I'm fine here in the states, enough nonsense over here to deal with, let alone put my life at risk for a night of fun. Pre 2007 I would go to TJ and other parts of Baja to party/hang out/vacation regularly. I have not been since. My prayers go out to the good people of Mexico.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2019 at 3:34 PM
And what new measures is the new president taking on these criminal matters.......Nada! Killings will continue, but don't know if Tijuana will break records for 2019.ReplyDelete
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Carbon/Disc All-Purpose Taiwan Road Bike: James Reveals His Ultimate Taiwan Machine
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Excellent picture to go with the story!!ReplyDelete
That's an excellent concept for a Taiwan bike. Beautiful too. Hydrolic disc brakes - awesome. I'd only like to see some eyelets to attach a rack for some light touring to keep my stuff away from my sweaty back!ReplyDelete
On that note, I went to the Specialized store in Neihu and checked out their Tricross. The very nice female shop attendant commented, "Taiwanese people just don't understand this kind of bike," which, in a nutshell, pretty much sums up the attitude towards cyclocross, multi-purpose bikes in Taiwan.
Love it! And the bike makes so much sense. What did you think of the Tri Cross?ReplyDelete
There were several versions. But the one I rode was their lowest end. I really liked how it rode and it fit my geo very nicely. I would of bought it but the components were very low end. And to be honest, I really would like disc brakes.ReplyDelete
There is a chromo KHS model that accepts disc brakes. But it's not technically available in TW. I did see one guy in Tainan with one though. He blogged about it in Mandarin. I'd like to get my hands on one actually.