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In a speech to the House of Representatives in January 2011, then newly-elected Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) vowed that he would "renew focus on the Constitution." Then, on Tuesday, Boehner demonstrated his lack of fidelity to that promise by politically ostracizing two of the most staunch constitutionalists in the House.
Representatives Tim Huelskamp (R-Kan.) and Justin Amash (R-Mich.) were booted from the Budget Committee — likely a result of the two congressmen's record of opposing the Speaker on key fiscal issues. Last year, for example, Huelskamp and Amash voted against raising the debt ceiling and are adamantly opposed to any tax increases.
And earlier this year, Huelskamp and Amash cast the only House Budget Committee votes against Paul Ryan's budget plan that was the darling of Republicans, including Boehner.
For his part, self-described "conservative" John Boehner not only voted to increase the federal debt limit, but has now embraced tax hikes as a means of avoiding falling off the "fiscal cliff."
Huelskamp released a statement following Boehner's decision to remove him from the House Budget Committee:
It is little wonder why Congress has a 16 percent approval rating: Americans send principled representatives to change Washington and get punished in return.
The GOP leadership might think they have silenced conservatives, but removing me and others from key committees only confirms our conservative convictions. This is clearly a vindictive move, and a sure sign that the GOP Establishment cannot handle disagreement.
Huelskamp added that he "is not ashamed" of his staunch conservative stance on the issues.
Amash described Boehner's action as a "slap in the face" to the libertarian wing of the Republican Party. "For a party that's trying to expand its base and make sure it reaches out to young people and new groups, I think it's pretty outrageous," Amash said during a speech at the Heritage Foundation on Tuesday.
He added that he has yet to receive official notification from Speaker Boehner of the revocation of his Budget Committee membership.
The exile of Amash and Huelskamp to a libertarian Elba was made Monday during a Steering Committee meeting. According to sources cited by Roll Call, members of the Steering Committee "reviewed a spreadsheet listing each GOP lawmaker and how often he or she had voted with leadership." Given Amash's and Huelskamp's record, it is likely their names ranked at the top of Boehner's hit list.
Boehner heads the 34-member Steering Committee that includes members of House leadership, committee chairs, and other lawmakers selected from different regions of the country. After meeting last week, the group recommended Paul Ryan be returned to his seat as Budget Committee chairman.
It is easy to see, then, why Boehner could not allow Huelskamp and Amash to sit on a committee whose chairman they alone had the courage to oppose. Once again, the GOP demonstrates that when it comes to leadership decisions, party is given priority over principle.
Two other conservative lawmakers also received committee assignment pink slips on Tuesday: Representatives David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) and Walter Jones (R-N.C.) were kicked off the Financial Services Committee.
Again, a source told Roll Call that Schweikert was removed because his "votes were not in lockstep with leadership." One could argue that lockstep with the leadership by so many Republicans is marching us away from the Constitution and right off the fiscal cliff.
Boehner appears to be purging his party's caucus in advance of negotiations with President Obama over plans to keep from plunging into economic ruin. Congressmen on the right who refuse to demonstrate blind loyalty to Boehner will be sacrificed on the altar of bipartisanship and power consolidation.
One GOP lobbyist told Roll Call, "This is a move that the whip team has been advocating for some time. They are using all of the tools at their disposal."
In an attempt to deflect the criticism aimed at his boss, Boehner spokesman Michael Steele told The New American that "the Steering Committee makes decisions based on a range of factors."
Judging by Boehner's choice of targets, one of those factors is the failure of conservative Republicans to put loyalty to party above loyalty to their oath of office to "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States."
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Linda Peavy and Ursula Smith are independent scholars whose collaborative ventures began in 1978 in Bozeman, Montana. Vermonters since 1994, they've co-authored nine books--including three pictorial overviews of the lives of women and children in the American West, three works for young adult readers, and two works based on the letters of couples who were either temporarily or permanently separated when the husband went west in search of gold, land, or adventure (Women in Waiting in the Westward Movement and The Gold Rush Widows of Little Falls). They've also co-authored numerous articles and reviews for various journals and magazines.
Operating as P.S., A Partnership, the two authors have engaged in a wide variety of women's history projects designed for audiences both within and beyond academe. Known for their trademark tandem dialogue delivery style, they have served on Humanities Speakers Bureaus in Montana, Missouri, Vermont, and New Hampshire and have given hundreds of presentations and workshops on researching, writing, and dramatizing women's lives at university, K-12, and community venues across the United States and Canada. Former co-editors of the Coalition for Western Women's History Newsletter, Peavy and Smith have presented at such professional conferences as Western History Association, Pacific Northwest Historians, Northern Great Plains History Association, Women's West 2000, Film & History Association, and the Berkshire Conference on Women's History.
Peavy and Smith have also been involved in the development of screenplays, dramatic scripts, and musical theater productions, most notably Eric Funk's opera, Pamelia, for which they were co-librettists. And they've worked on documentaries such as Doris Loeser's Pamelia: History into Art and, most recently, Juster Hill Productions' two-hour Alaska Far Away (in process). Senior historical consultants for the PBS reality history mini-series, Frontier House, they joined producer Simon Shaw in writing the companion book for that series. Their work on the PBS project was featured in Making Frontier House, a half-hour Montana PBS documentary.
With the support of 2003 NEH Fellowships, they are currently working toward the completion of a book exploring the experiences of a group of Native American girls from an off-reservation government boarding school in Montana. These young women played the fledgling game of "basket ball" so well they were invited to spend the summer of 1904 in St. Louis, where, as students at the Model Indian School on the grounds of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, they defeated all challengers to become champions of the St. Louis World's Fair. Peavy and Smith began researching this story in 1997, working in close collaboration with descendants and tribal kin of the players. Their award-winning article on the team, "World Champions: The 1904 Girls' Basketball Team from Fort Shaw Indian Boarding School," appeared in Montana: The Magazine of Western History (winter 2001).
Linda Peavy holds a B.A. in English from Mississippi College, an M.A. from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and an M.F.A. in fiction writing and playwriting from Washington University in St. Louis. She served as a Montana Arts Council writer in the schools/
Ursula Smith received a B.A. in history and English from Lone Mountain College (the University of San Francisco), pursued graduate work at San Francisco State University under a Ford Foundation Fellowship, and taught in the San Francisco school system. A member of the Editorial Freelancers Association, she has worked with many trade and university presses over her twenty-year editing career, most notably McGraw-Hill, Addison-Wesley, Prentice Hall, University of Oklahoma, and MIT. With Linda Peavy she has been awarded a Redd Center for Western Studies Independent Research Award, a Smithsonian Short-Term Visitors grant, two non-fiction writing residencies at Centrum, Port Townsend, Washington, and two Paladin Awards for excellence in writing western history.
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Dr. Aaron Witek is the Instructor of Trumpet at the University of Louisiana at Monroe where his duties include teaching Applied Trumpet, Music Enjoyment for non-majors, and performing with the faculty ensemble in residence Black Bayou Brass. He earned a Doctorate of Music in Trumpet Performance from Florida State University (FSU) where he also completed his Master of Music in Performance. In addition, he received his Bachelor of Music in Education degree at the Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam. His teachers have included Christopher Moore, Bryan Goff, Barbara Butler, John Ellis, and Alex Jokopi.
Dr. Witek maintains an active performance and clinician schedule. He currently is the Principal Trumpet in the Monroe Symphony Orchestra, Second Chair of the Sinfonia Gulf Coast Orchestra, and has performed with the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Albany Georgia Symphony Orchestra, and the Orchestra of Northern New York. In 2008 Witek founded tallaBRASSee, a professional brass quintet that plays regularly in northern Florida and has been featured at the Florida Music Educator's Association Convention in Tampa. He has been active in numerous competitions including winning an International Trumpet Guild Scholarship and first place in the Historic Division of the National Trumpet Competition.
Before moving to Monroe, Witek served on the faculty for the Florida State University (FSU) Summer Camps and assisted in teaching the FSU trumpet studio. While at Florida State University he directed the FSU trumpet ensemble - a group that in 2011 won second place at the National Trumpet Competition and, in 2012, was a finalist. Students of his have won International Trumpet Guild Scholarships, placed as division finalist in the Music Teachers National Association Competition, and as semifinalist in the National Trumpet Competition. In 2011, Witek was recognized and awarded the Florida State University Teaching Achievement Award. He maintains an active clinician schedule and has adjudicated the International Trumpet Guild Youth Competition, National Trumpet Competition, Louisiana Music Educators' All-State, as well as the FSU Tri-State Band Festival. He has been involved with the marching arts activity since 2001 and is currently an instructor with Blue Stars Drum and Bugle Corps.


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Finally , finally started my own personal CA sketchbook ! Whooa, i'm all excited All crits , suggestions are much appreciated . I want to improve !
i'll start with a funky self portrait as way to introduce myself . It has anatomical issues, doesn't really look like me, ...... he, but i still kinda like it
Sometimes , i like to doodle at work (bartender at a restaurant) a bit when its quiet :
This was from a movie screenshot, but i don't remember wich one. Note to myself !! : don't think rendering a bad drawing is gonna make it better !!!
Two doodles, unfinished, they're just details of a bigger page. No ref. well actually , sometimes i start drawing from life and the person stands up and leaves after a minute and then i try to finish the drawing outa my head or play with it a little bit :


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let's start a new list and people can keep adding so that everyone who did research and is still confused could have a list to check with (since calling a bunch of law schools wastes way too much time, esp since they put you on hold and some still have their thanksgiving auto responses on):stanfordcolumbiadukecornellanything else in the top 20? anyone? anyone?
I'm pretty sure UCLA doesn't require a Dean's Certificate. I don't know about the others, though.


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25 September 2011
Blackcurrant Yogurt Dessert for La Rentrée
I can't believe I've been this lax in my status as American blogging in Paris, but apparently, in my 4 years of blogging, I have not yet once posted about the cultural phenomenon that is la rentrée. For those of you who have never lived in France, the most similar thing we have in the US, is back-to-school time. However, that excitement is usual reserved for people who are still pursuing their studies, or have children who are. In France, pretty much the whole country goes on vacation in August and comes back again at the beginning of September. Even the people who stay, are resigned to the fact, that all usual activities (meetings, workshops, the theater season, even some church services, etc.) are suspended in the last month of summer. Some local businesses close (our boulangerie for example) until the new school year starts again in the fall.
This rentrée has been particularly busy, coming with new contacts, new projects, new responsibilities, new work opportunities and also quite a deal of uncertainty as to how this is all going to pan out and/or fit into one schedule. And I find that when life seems to be rushing by in a whirlwind of activity, it's important to enjoy all the small things along the way. This month, for example, I very much enjoyed the gorgeous moonrises outside my window in evening, especially at the full moon. And the way the cats get all curled up and settled in for Sunday afternoons, showing brotherly love much better than most of our priests and pastors.
Luckily in food, something doesn't have to be complicated, or take a long time to prepare to be good. When we had friends over for dinner last night, D. whipped up this delicious dessert from one of Jamie Olivier's amazing cookbooks. For those still-warm or just-cool evenings, something light and delicious that remembers summer.
For 4 people
4 individual portions of yogurt (a nice thick plain yogurt, like Greek yogurt is best)
4 Tbsp blackcurrant jam
8 Tbsp blackcurrant liqueur (crème de cassis)
4 sprigs of mint
Put one yogurt in each serving cup or bowl (or if you buy it bulk, mostly fill each serving cup/bowl with yogurt). Spread one Tbsp of jam and pour 2 Tbsp of liqueur over each serving. Garnish with springs of mint and serve (or refrigerate to serve later).
5 comments:
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
this a wonderful dessert! Your kitties are too cute.
- 25 September, 2011 19:12
- Katharine said...
I love love love this post. Makes me feel good reading it. Thank you Hopie. Can't wait to try the black currant dessert, too. I hope it's as soothing as your words and photos. Love, Mom
- 27 September, 2011 01:10
- Hopie said...
Thanks Rosa! Kitty-watching is such a great activity :-)
Mom - aw, you're so sweet. (And so is this dessert!)
- 28 September, 2011 19:38
What an amazing photo of the moonrise!
- 30 September, 2011 19:24
- Tony said...
Looks tasty :)
- 30 September, 2011 20:16
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Ex-Weapons Inspector In Iraq Hoped 'There Would Not Be A War'
On the tenth anniversary of the start of the Iraq war, Renee Montagne talks to Hans Blix, the former chief U.N. weapons inspector, who's mission in Iraq was ended by the invasion. The invasion's aim was to rid Iraq of its stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction. But it turns out there were none.
It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep.
And I'm Renee Montagne.
Ten years ago, missiles burst over Baghdad, lighting up the night sky as the aerial bombardment of Iraq began. It was the start of a U.S.-led invasion that would topple the regime of Saddam Hussein.
INSKEEP: The military occupation would last more than eight years, costing nearly 5,000 American lives. Tens of thousands of fighters and civilians also died. The invasion's aim was to rid Iraq of its stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction, of which it turns out there weren't any.
MONTAGNE: In a moment, we're going to talk about Iraq today. But first, to reflect on how the war began, we spoke to Hans Blix. He's the former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the IAEA. And in the years between 2000 and the invasion of Iraq in 2003, he was the chief weapons inspector for the United Nations. He joined us from Stockholm.
Good morning. And thank you for joining us.
HANS BLIX: Good morning.
MONTAGNE: At the time, did you believe Saddam Hussein could really have weapons, or even did have weapons?
BLIX: In the fall of 2002, I did not think there could be any nuclear weapons. But on the chemical dossier and the biological dossier, and perhaps with the missiles, there could be. And I, like everybody else, thought that yes, there probably were some, because why should I otherwise have stopped the inspectors many times. However we didn't say that. It was not our job to say what our gut feelings were. Our job was to investigate and that's what we did.
MONTAGNE: Although there were those in the Bush administration, and advisors to the administration, who, sort of, accused you of not really be able to do that job. That there were so many places these chemical weapons, especially, could have been hidden, that it would be like a needle in a haystack - you would never be able to find what he had, if Saddam didn't want you to find it.
BLIX: Well, if they had simply said that, that you will not ever be able to be absolutely sure, but they went much beyond that. They asserted that there were weapons. Now, we didn't exclude - even in the last moment - that there could be some weapons. But as inspections proceeded, then we became more doubtful. And, as also the evidence that they submitted from the Bush administration and from the U.K. fell apart in large measure, then our doubts increased.
MONTAGNE: When you say fell apart, that's a kind way of saying what some critics have said...
BLIX: Yes.
MONTAGNE: ...was offered as evidence.
BLIX: Yes. I mean the most scandalous item was, of course, the alleged contract between Iraq and Niger for the import of uranium. Well, this had been forged by an Italian journalist and it was cited by President Bush in his State of the Union message in 2002. The IAEA eventually got a copy of the document and it took them less than a day to establish that this was a forgery.
MONTAGNE: On this night, 10 years ago, when you, I imagine, would've been watching like so many other people were, Shocked and Awe - the bombing of Baghdad, what were you feeling?
BLIX: Well, the war started on a Wednesday. And I was in my office on the Sunday when I was called up by another Secretary of State to ask to evacuate the inspectors. And my first feelings then, was a fear that the Iraqis might take them hostage. However, the Iraqis turned out to be quite helpful. I felt a great relief at that. Now that was one aspect of my feelings. The other was rather a sort of emptiness.
Here we have accelerated our work and I was hoping that there would not be a war. So I felt an emptiness that this work that had been intense and skillful, that it had not really had the effect it should have.
MONTAGNE: Then, of course, it was easy enough after the war to go through Iraq and look for these weapons. And there were none. That was proven, officially. Ten years later, have you thought: I told you so?
BLIX: No, I think there's more broader reflections about the honesty in public policies. I mean, we know that in politics people have to simplify and there's a certain amount of spin, and we accept that. But when it comes to building the basis for such things as sending soldiers into the field, I think you demand more than just simple spin that you have in day-to-day politics.
And I think that the politicians who took part have smarted from that, and rightly, because it was somewhat frivolous, I think what they - bad judgment. I have not said that they were in bad faith. But I think they showed poor judgment and they certainly did not exercise critical thinking that they should have done before sending Iraq to war and Americans in the field.
MONTAGNE: Hans Blix was the head of the United Nations Weapons Inspection Team from 2000 to 2003. He has been reflecting for us on the lead up to the Iraq War, 10 years after that invasion.
Thank you very much.
BLIX: Thank you.
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Big Bear
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|Big Bear
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Grove Street Families
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Barry Thorne, better known as Big Bear, is a character in the 3D Universe who appears as a minor character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (set in 1992). He is a long serving member of the Grove Street Families and drug user. He is voiced by Kurt Alexander.
Character history
Big Bear was presumably born in Ganton and later joined the Grove Street Families. He rose to a prominent position in the gang but after 1987 began to stay away from gang activities as "Streets ain't no place to be when every fool is trying to make a move" (deleted text from Beat Down on B Dup). During this time he began using drugs and was enslaved to his dealer and fellow gangster B Dup, often being made to do degrading chores such as being ordered to clean the toilet in front of Carl Johnson and Ryder.
He continues to live with B Dup due to his drug addiction and moves with him into a house in Glen Park, territory controlled by his arch rivals the Ballas. Big Bear, however, continues to resent his ill treatment at the hands of B Dup and, determined to get clean, stands up to B Dup when backed up by Carl and Grove Street Families leader Sweet, punching B Dup before leaving to enter rehab. He is driven away by Sweet in B Dup's car.
- Game files show two versions of Big Bear, both wearing the same clothing. One shows the Big Bear used in the game and the second shows a much fatter Big Bear.
- Part of the original Beat Down on B Dup mission involved Carl Johnson driving Big Bear to a rehab centre, where he explained why he began using drugs, stating that the break up of the three families and the attempts of others to rise to power led him to stay at home and then search for adventure in drugs.
- Big Bear was also to feature in the mission Looking for Big Smoke where he told Carl and Sweet of a Russian Mafia gangster who could inform Carl and Sweet of Big Smoke's location. During this mission he also states that he and B Dup were also cut off from Smoke's 'select circle of cats'.
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Big Bear shortly after punching B Dup during Beat Down on B Dup.


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Just thought I'd share these little flip flops on which I added ribbons.
Pretty easy. Great for summer.
You need to put some glue on the knots to make sure they last.
Oh that looks like a lot of fun! My crafty daughter - and flip-flop wearer would love these! Thoroughly enjoyed my visit to your blog!
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30 Doradus Nebula and Star Clusters
This is a Hubble Space Telescope image of a pair of star clusters that are believed to be in the early stages of colliding. The clusters lie in the gigantic 30 Doradus Nebula, which is 170,000 light-years from Earth.
Hubble's circumstantial evidence for the impending collision comes from seeing an elongated structure in the cluster at upper left, and from measuring a different age between the two clusters.
Also, there is an unusually large number of high-velocity stars expelled from the region. This is a normal byproduct of a process called core collapse, in which more-massive stars sink to the center of a cluster by ejecting lower-mass stars. However, both clusters are too young to have experienced core collapse. The ejected stars can be better explained if the two clusters are merging.
This nearby example of cluster interaction yields insights into how star clusters may have formed in the early universe.
The Hubble image at upper right was made with Wide Field Camera 3 observations taken Oct. 20-27, 2009. The blue color is light from the hottest, most massive stars; the green from the glow of oxygen; and the red from fluorescing hydrogen.
The colors in the wide-field image, made with Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 and the Advanced Camera for Surveys, represent the hot gas that dominates regions of the image. Red signifies hydrogen gas and blue, oxygen. Hubble made the photo mosaic in October 2011.
NASA, ESA, D. Lennon and E. Sabbi (ESA/STScI), J. Anderson, S.E. de Mink, R. van der Marel, T. Sohn, and N. Walborn (STScI), N. Bastian (Excellence Cluster, Munich), L. Bedin (INAF, Padua), E. Bressert (ESO), P. Crowther (University of Sheffield), A. de Koter (University of Amsterdam), C. Evans (UKATC/STFC, Edinburgh), A. Herrero (IAC, Tenerife), N. Langer (AifA, Bonn), I. Platais (JHU), and H. Sana (University of Amsterdam)
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The power of attorney dilemma: Pros and cons of putting someone else in charge
Putting someone else in the driving seat of your financial or medical decisions can be a daunting decision. As our capacity to deal with forms, telephone calls and visits to the high street reduces, our reliance on others increases, but when is the right time to hand over power? Here's what you need to know about power of attorney.
What is power of attorney?
The power of attorney is essentially your permission for another person to act on your behalf in serious situations where normally only you would be able to deal with the issue. It takes the form of a legal document, which you put together and sign, giving that individual the rights to attend to certain matters on your behalf.
A power of attorney doesn't have to be a permanent decision. Sometimes it can be helpful to have someone dealing with a particular situation for you, but for other issues you'd rather stay in control. For example, if you were in hospital and needed a friend or relative to pay your bills for you, you could grant temporary power of attorney to them to ensure these things are done.
Alternatively, you can grant a more permanent power of attorney. This enables a friend or relative to act on your behalf for the rest of your life, and can be a great decision if you are diagnosed with a degenerative disease such as dementia.
Types of power of attorney
There are three main types of power of attorney, each of which may be useful to you in different situations.
Ordinary power of attorney: This allows one or more people, who will be known as your attorney, to make financial decisions for you. This type of agreement is only valid while you have mental capacity to make your own decisions, so it is best for people who are temporarily in hospital, can no longer get to the bank or post office, or physically struggle to complete necessary paperwork.
Lasting power of attorney: Lasting power of attorney gives someone you trust the right to make decisions on your behalf if you are unable to make those decisions yourself. This can be for financial reasons, such as selling your home, investing savings or paying bills. It can also be for care and health purposes, such as what medical care you receive, where you live and how you spend your time.
Enduring power of attorney: Today, there is no longer such a thing as an enduring power of attorney, as these were replaced with lasting power of attorney in October 2007. However, if you signed an enduring power of attorney agreement prior to this date, it will still be valid. Enduring power of attorney only covers financials, so if you want your attorney to deal with healthcare decisions too, it can be a good idea to set up a lasting power of attorney to work alongside your existing enduring power of attorney.
Understanding the types of power of attorney available to you is the first step towards deciding if it's right for you to put this agreement in place.
Pros and cons of power of attorney
There is no hard and fast rule about when you should implement a power of attorney agreement. It's very much an individual decision, and one you should consider carefully. There are a lot of advantages to setting up a power of attorney agreement, including:
• It's inexpensive
• You'll feel more certain of the future
• You can still retain ultimate control if you wish
• You get to choose who is your attorney
It's also worth weighing up the disadvantages too. A power of attorney will only end upon your death, so it's a decision you'll have to live with for the rest of your life. Think about things like:
• Whether the person you choose is competent
• Whether they are trustworthy and willing to help
• If all your financial institutions are going to recognise the power of attorney
• What you will do if something goes wrong
For most situations, appointing a power of attorney is nothing to be afraid of. In fact, the process can be liberating. It's easy to assume that if our mental capacity fails us our affairs will be handled by our wife or husband, son or daughter, but in actual fact, without a power of attorney drawn up, they may well not be. Consider your options, and do your homework on the pros and cons of power of attorney, because it could be the best decision you ever made.
Don't forget, you can contact us for more information and our team can point you in the direction of independent financial advisors.


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Care Fees Presentation
Join us next Wednesday for a presentation on care fees and how to plan for them. You can also take a tour of the home while you're here. It's looking delicious.
|23rdVisitors for our Easter Chicks!!
|22nd Residents Reminisce with Primary School Pupils for Radio Show
|22ndOur resident's top tips on how to keep smiling all year round
|22ndReminiscence Rendezvous: Coming Soon
|19th Fernhill House named one of the West Midlands' top 20 care homes
|16thOpening of our shop on Clover with Regency High School
|15th Visitors praise exemplary care, 'amazing home' and five star food
|14th What will care homes be like in the future?
|14th Three great ways to combat loneliness in old age
|14th The importance of visitors and community in care homes
|9thRegency School visit
|8th Fernhill's 'Project Outstanding' is proving a huge success
|2nd Dementia unit launches life history cream teas events
|28th Fernhill House trials anti-loneliness technology
|26th Fernhill House embraces suggestions in professor's memory boosting book
|21st Elderly health report highlights need to remain active
|21stProject Outstanding
|19th Spring is in the air with Fernhill's activities programme
|6th How to spot the signs of depression in older people
|5th Growing older is more fun than you think: 5 reasons not to dread old age
|5th How to explain dementia to children
|1st Fernhill House gets ten out of ten on care homes' answer to Trip Advisor
|29th Community invited to animal, orchestral and sixties events
|19th Is Alexa finally making the internet accessible for older people?
|19th Celebrating Christmas when your loved one is in a care home
|19th Top tips for supporting people with Dementia in your community this Christmas
|19th What does the budget have in store for older people?
|19th 10 major benefits to staying active in old age
|19th It's time for the flu jab: should you have it?
|19th Why gardening is great for older people of all abilities
|18th Three of our favourite meals at Fernhill House
|14thFernhill House opens its doors to home aloners on Christmas Day
|13th Residents embrace Pimp My Zimmer campaign
|11th 94-year-old resident becomes UK's oldest specialist activity adviser
|6th BBC presenter bowled over by Fernhill House visit
|30th Residents go full steam ahead for Christmas
|23rd Casino Royale evening will help fund bicycle rickshaw
|22nd Fernhill House embraces interaction between children and older people
|17thCommunity invited to feast of Christmas entertainment
|10th Fernhill House welcomes study on dementia and marriage
|6th Fernhill House appoints new dementia lead
|2nd Well-loved Archers actor to speak at Fernhill House
|30th Hindlip School youngsters enjoy pizza making event
|27th Scarecrow trail inspires Fernhill Heath residents
|23rd Fernhill House acts on dementia exercise studies
|17th Why older people in Cornwall don't miss their younger years
|17th Care homes and crèches: How children can benefit older people
|17th 7 easy things to do that could boost your memory
|2nd Fernhill House hosts evening of sheep tales and Peak District characters
|27thStaying Active in Older Life
|27thCould an app reverse the early signs of dementia?
|27thQuestions to ask when choosing a care home
|27thThe power of attorney dilemma: Pros and cons of putting someone else in charge
|27thCould dementia be slowed by taking more exercise?
|27thCould dementia be slowed by taking more exercise?
|26th Fernhill House welcomes artificial intelligence Alzheimer's study
|24th Worcester racegoers net a hat-trick of wins
|19th Residents poised to explore the village in bicycle rickshaw
|14thOh I do like to be beside the seaside, even in the rain
|11th Massage and sound therapy has become a weekly treat
|7th Fernhill House christens its outdoor pizza oven
|5th Dementia trained hairdresser joins Fernhill House team
|1stGardening therapy proves a tonic for residents
|29thNashville comes to Fernhill House
|28thFernhill House marks World Alzheimer's Month with host of fun activities
|22nd7 Ways to Help Older People Stay Safe Online
|18thSpotting the Early Signs of Dementia
|16thAward winning chef creates family fun day barbecue
|7thSinging Poppy Sisters bring vintage style and memories to Fernhill House
|2ndMobile zoo visit proves a hit
|26thCraft gin club offers chance to sample specialist beverages – and puds!
|21stFernhill House's own home grown veg used in cookery masterclass
|12thMay Magic Moments
|12thGervaise Phinn and polar explorer are among guest speakers at Fernhill House
|2ndCookery demonstrations, cupcakes and fascinating speakers lined up for June
|26th Fernhill House celebrates National Pet Month
|21st Team building day reflects fun ethos of Fernhill House
|21stCare Fees Presentation
|5th Top raconteur, Reiki therapist and finance gurus top the Fernhill House speakers list
|3rd Award winning organic MasterChef contestant to run Fernhill House restaurant


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In this ongoing series, we ask executives, entrepreneurs and business leaders about mistakes that have shaped their business philosophy.
Kimbal Musk
Kimbal Musk co-founded The Kitchen with Hugo Matheson in Boulder, Colorado, in 2004. In the 13 years since, they've expanded the restaurant with two separate concepts, Next Door and Hedge Row. Their restaurant group now includes 13 restaurants across three states.
In March, the Schwab Foundation included Musk on its list of Social Entrepreneurs in 2017 for his work with The Kitchen and The Kitchen Community, the restaurant group's nonprofit arm, which promotes healthy, sustainable food systems in communities across the country.
Musk also co-founded and serves as the executive chair of Square Roots, an indoor farming accelerator. He serves on the boards of his brother Elon Musk's companies, Tesla and SpaceX, as well as Chipotle Mexican Grill.
The Mistake:
I convinced myself that my business couldn't scale.
Back in the 90s, I was working in the internet business with my brother. I wasn't that excited about tech and when the bubble burst, I decided to follow my passion for food. I went to cooking school in New York. After graduation, I wanted to give the food industry a try and start a restaurant. So, I drove around the U.S., and I found Boulder. That's when Hugo and I founded The Kitchen.
We worked with local farmers and served simple, real food. This was in the mid-2000s before the farm-to-table movement really took off, and what we were doing hit a nerve. It proved to be enormously successful.
This is where I made the mistake. I didn't think you could scale something like The Kitchen. We worked with so many farmers, and we changed the menu every day. It was the definition of something that couldn't scale.
I had this little business on the side that was my passion, that was resonating with people, but I didn't see the opportunity. For about seven years, I went back to tech and was kind of miserable.
Had we scaled earlier, we could have really seized on the farm-to-table movement.
The Lesson:
If you can do something that you love, that can reach a lot of people, you should figure out how to do it. If you don't, someone else will, and the opportunity will be lost.
I realized that after I went down a ski hill on an inner tube in 2010. The tube flipped, I landed on my head, and I broke my neck. I was paralyzed on my left side for about three days. I remember it was on a Tuesday night, just as I was about to go into surgery that I thought, "Forget this. I have all this experience in tech and all these skills related to scaling businesses; I should just apply it all to food." I woke up the next morning, called my co-founder, and told him we needed to figure out how to scale The Kitchen.
That's when we started work on what became Next Door, which is basically a more affordable version of The Kitchen. We now reach more than a million people per year in the Denver area alone, and we purchase food from all-local farmers. I think we're doing great.
Basically, Hugo and I figured out how to do it. The problem was largely solved through automation. There's an incredible amount of it in food now. We can empower an 18-year-old to cook like a two-star Michelin chef within an hour.
We're catching back up, but I think we missed a business opportunity. Had we scaled earlier, we could have really seized on the farm-to-table movement. It's its own category now. We have 13 restaurants, but if we scaled earlier, we could have had 30 at this point.
The food continues to be simple, real food prepared as close as possible to the farm where it was grown. It's a beautiful blending of technology and cooking that only happened because I embraced scale.
Kimbal Musk is on Twitter at @kimbal and Instagram at @KimbalMusk.
Photo courtesy of The Kitchen.


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FGD on Consumers' Preference for Sweet Potato Bread
Students research in collaboration with International Potato Center (CIP)
Annual planning Meeting at FSC in Kasetsart University,Bangkok, Thailand
Chairman of the Department attends an annual planning meeting at Food Security Center
At Kasetsart University,Bangkok, Thailand.
March 2018.
Chairman of the Department meets the Class Representatives
Masters Research Results Presentation
Audience of Msc Results Presentations
Chairman, lectures and students.
Audience of Msc Results Presentations
Chairman, lectures and students.
Department celebrates victory
University took the first position out of eight universities (East and South of Sahara)
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Results from shared facility in South Africa
Seminar on Household food Security
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CHERRYVILLE � The finals of the Bud Black/Dennis Tate Holiday Classic will have a distinct Gaston County flavor.
Bessemer City�s boys and girls teams both advanced to their respective championship games and will be joined by South Point�s girls to make Gaston County 75 percent of the championship field. The other team is the Chase boys, who beat Cherryville 92-85 in Friday�s nightcap.
The girls title game in Cherryville�s Nixon Gym tips off Saturday at approximately 7 and will be followed by the boys game at 8:30.
Bessemer City�s boys will be making their first championship appearance in the tournament after beating Castlewood, Va., 66-40 Friday.
The South Point girls beat Hickory Grove 74-49 to reach the championship for a sixth straight year and seventh time in eight years.
Bessemer City�s girls joined their male counterparts by beating Cherryville 66-40 and will be in the finals for the first time since winning three straight titles from 1996 through 1998.
�More than what words can say,� Bessemer City coach J.J. Stamey said of reaching the title game. �It means a lot for me and the girls. They�ve never been this far.�
Boys semifinals
Bessemer City 66, Castlewood (Va.) 40 � Ask Bessemer City coach Danny McDowell the key to Friday�s victory and he�ll tell you his B team, which entered in the second quarter with several starters in foul trouble.
�They were able to hold the lead by four,� McDowell said, referring to Bessemer City�s 28-24 halftime margin. �We came back the second half, rebounded the ball and got our running game going.�
Tyrece Meeks, Michael Meeks and Brad James all found themselves in early foul trouble before Bessemer City settled down and took control after halftime.
Michael Meeks scored 16 to lead the Yellow Jackets (7-1), who held Castlewood to three field goals in the third quarter and were cruising 54-31 by the time the final period began.
James and Jerrard Wright scored 13 apiece while Jha�Qui Adams added 10 points for Bessemer City, which hasn�t lost since its season opener.
Dylan Trent scored 15 and Reid Edmonds 12 for Castlewood (5-4), which will play for third place Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
Chase 92, Cherryville 85 � Kenny Poston scored 29 including five 3-pointers in a losing cause for Cherryville.
Trent Friday scored 16 and Rhyer Davis and Nick Corbett added 12 each for Cherryville, which was trying to reach the championship round for the 18th consecutive time. Cherryville had played in every tournament championship except the first two years.
Cherryville will face Castlewood (Va.) in the third-place game Saturday at 5:30.
Shad Blanton led Chase with 29 points.
Girls semifinals
South Point 74, Hickory Grove 49 � Ashley Mull scored a career-high 36 points, almost half of them from the foul line, as South Point overcame a slow start to win comfortably.
The Red Raiders (10-1) trailed 15-8 before starting to take control. South Point�s lead was 49-40 before the blowout fourth quarter when the Red Raiders outscored Hickory Grove 25-9.
�We knew this was going to be a tough game,� South Point coach Scott Tudor said. �We played them last year in the tournament. They�re a well-coached team.�
Mull scored 18 of her points in the fourth quarter alone, when she went 12-for-12 from the foul line to finish 17-for-18 from the stripe. The 36 points topped her previous high of 30 points this season against Shelby.
Chrissy White scored 12 and Alli Jackson nine for South Point, whose only loss came by two points against Ashbrook.
Hannah Griffin scored 16 and Hannah Adamczyk 10 for Hickory Grove.
Bessemer City 66, Cherryville 50 � Madison Carter scored 31 points and Anjala Brewton added 17 as Bessemer City pulled away in a physical game that saw three technical fouls in the second quarter. The referees whistled 57 fouls in all (29 Bessemer City, 28 Cherryville).
Teira Dameron added eight points as Bessemer City (5-3) broke a seven-game losing streak in the series and beat Cherryville for the first time since 2009.
�We played excellent defense,� Stamey said. �The 3-2 zone worked really well.�
A back-and-forth first half ended in a 30-all tie. Cherryville then went ahead 41-38 midway through the third before Bessemer City took control, scoring 11 straight for a 49-41 lead heading into the final period. Cherryville got no closer than six the rest of the way.
Jacquilla Burris and Molly Whitworth scored 10 each for Cherryville (2-9) while Latiya McDowell and Bree Ramseur added eight points each.
The second quarter was marred by a shoving match between the two teams that a female Cherryville fan joined on the court. The incident started when Cherryville�s Rajah Key pushed a Bessemer City player and was whistled for a technical foul at the 5:26 mark. Bessemer City�s Dameron seconds later drew a technical foul for shoving a player. Key was then given a second technical for subsequently charging toward another player in the direction of a referee. Key was ejected for the double technical. Cherryville led 19-17 at the time.
Boys consolations
Australia A 53, South Point 52 � Mitch Medwin scored 17 to lead Australia A, which advanced to Saturday�s fifth-place game against Thomas Jefferson. Dan Johnson scored 18 and made four 3-pointers while Deonte Gaston added 12 points for South Point, which faces Australia B for seventh place Saturday at 11:30 a.m.
Thomas Jefferson 58, Australia B 49 � Justus Freeland scored 14, Efrim Borders 13 and Nick Mintz 12 for Thomas Jefferson. Australia B got 18 points from Riley Henderson.
Girls consolations
Chase 48, Thomas Jefferson 23 � Kendra Holcombe scored 22 and Kaitlyn Smart 14 for Chase. Victoria Bennett scored 11 for Thomas Jefferson.
Castlewood (Va.) 62, Hunter Huss 23 � Sydney Elam scored 19 and Caitlyn Flemming 14 for Castlewood. Jalaah Crosby scored 13 for Hunter Huss, which will face Thomas Jefferson for seventh place Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Bud Black/Dennis Tate Holiday Classic
At Cherryville High School
Friday�s results
Chase 48, Thomas Jefferson 23
Castlewood 62, Hunter Huss 23
South Point 74, Hickory Grove 49
Bessemer City 66, Cherryville 40
Australia A 53, South Point 52
Thomas Jefferson 58, Australia B 49
Bessemer City 66, Castlewood 40
Chase 92, Cherryville 85
Saturday�s schedule
Seventh-place: Thomas Jefferson vs. Hunter Huss, 10 a.m.
Fifth-place: Chase vs. Castlewood, 1 p.m.
Third-place: Hickory Grove vs. Cherryville, 4 p.m.
Championship: South Point vs. Bessemer City, 7 p.m.
Seventh-place: South Point vs. Australia B, 11:30 a.m.
Fifth-place Australia A vs. Thomas Jefferson, 2:30 p.m.
Third-place: Castlewood vs. Cherryville, 5:30 p.m.
Championship: Bessemer City vs. Chase, 8:30 p.m.


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Ethan Banks and I have been managing Google CCDE Study Group for more than 2 years. Ethan who is the packetpushers.net founder and friend of mine created this study group to discuss Cisco Certified Design Expert related topics and real life network design with the experts.
Google Study Group has full of CCDE related topics !
I was a group Manager until yesterday. Since Ethan is very busy with his other projects and I am fully focused on CCDE preparation, training and helping the people who are interested in CCDE and network design, He decided to left the group ownership to me.
There are 500 people in the group and 100 topics related with network design, networking technologies,protocols, best practices and the journey of the people who achieved CCDE certification successfully.
If you are not membership of the Google CCDE Group Study yet, you can apply now.
In order to protect the group from spam , we have been asking a reason for participation and I will continue in the same way. Please indicate your reason, join the group and start to get benefits of all network design and CCDE related topic !
If you are interested in Group Management role, let me know.
Also please be informed that registrations started for my July CCDE Training , check this new registration page.