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Online Submission of bio-data by persons desirous of inclusion of their names in DPE Databank
You may click the link :- https://dpebod.gov.in
Instructions for online submission of bio-data for NOD databank:
Criteria laid down by the Government for consideration as non-official Director
(a) Criteria of Experience
Retired Government officials with a minimum of 10 years experience at Joint Secretary level or above.
Persons who have retired as CMD/CEOs of CPSEs and Functional Directors of the Schedule ¨Av CPSEs. The ex-Chief Executives and ex-Functional Directors of the CPSEs will not be considered for appointment as non-official Director on the Board of the CPSE from which they retire. Serving Chief Executives/Directors of CPSEs will not be eligible to be considered for appointment as non-official Directors on the Boards of any CPSEs.
Academicians/Directors of Institutes/Heads of Department and Professors having more than 10 years teaching or research experience in the relevant domain e.g. management, finance, marketing, technology, human resources, or law.
Professionals of repute having more than 15 years of relevant domain experience in fields relevant to the companyvs area of operation.
Former CEOs of private companies if the company is (a) listed on the Stock Exchanges or (b) unlisted but profit making and having an annual turnover of at least Rs.250 crore.
Persons of eminence with proven track record from Industry, Business or Agriculture or Management.
Serving CEOs and Directors of private companies listed on the Stock Exchanges may also be considered for appointment as part-time non-official Directors on the Boards of CPSEs in exceptional circumstances.
Criteria of Educational Qualification
Minimum graduate degree from a recognized university.
Criteria of Age
The age band should be between 45-65 years (minimum/maximum limit) This could, however, be relaxed for eminent professionals, for reasons to be recorded, being limited to 70 years.
Reappointment
The non-official Directors, will not be re-appointed in the same CPSE after completing a maximum of two tenures, each tenure being for a period of three years.
Appointment in number of CPSEs at the same time
One person will not be appointed as non-official Director on the Boards of more than three CPSEs at the same time.
Directorship in private companies
A person being considered for appointment as non-official Director on the Board of CPSEs should not hold directorship in more than 10 private companies.
Process of appointment of non-official Directors on the Boards of CPSEs
The proposals for appointment of non-official Directors on the Boards of CPSEs are initiated by the concerned Administrative Ministries/Departments. The selection of non-official Directors is made by the Search Committee. The present composition of the Search Committee is as under.
Secretary (DoPT) - Chairman
Secretary, DPE
Secretary of the concerned Administrative Ministry/Department
2 non-official Members, viz. Mrs. Pratima Dayal, IAS (Retd.), Former Principal Economist, India Residence Mission, ADB and Prof. Ravichandran Narasimhan, Former Director, IIM, Indore Member and presently Professor, IIM Ahmedabad
The concerned Administrative Ministry/Department appoints the non-official Directors on the basis of recommendations of Search Committee after obtaining the approval of competent authority.The recommendation of the Department úrelated Standing Committee of Industry to the effect that if persons from the categories of Scheduled Castes, Schedules Tribes, OBC and women categories come forward with the laid down criteria, they should be given preference, has also been communicated to all Ministries as the proposals for appointment of non-official Directors on the Boards of CPSEs are initiated by them.


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Q: Using new RegExp and getting a return of /(?:)/? I am trying to combine three regex and can't seem to get it to work correctly.
I want to be able to have these three be combined and if possible ignore case.
This is what I have so far:
const params = {};
    let btc = '';
    let sys = '';
    let zec = '';

    console.log(typeof req.query);
    req.query.btc == 'true'
      ? (btc = /BTC/i && (params.paymentoptions_display = new RegExp(btc + sys + zec)))
      : { ...params };
    req.query.sys == 'true'
      ? (sys = /SYS/i && (params.paymentoptions_display = new RegExp(btc + sys + zec)))
      : { ...params };
    req.query.zec == 'true'
      ? (zec = /ZEC/i && (params.paymentoptions_display = new RegExp(btc + sys + zec)))
      : { ...params };

    console.log(params);

I have not messed with these to much so I am not really sure at all where I am going wrong. I just want to be able to set my object paymentoptions_display value to a combination of these depending if the req.query.value is true.
If all three conditions are true then this is what I am getting in the return:
{ paymentoptions_display: /\/(?:)\/\/\/(?:)\/\// }

A: You cant concatenate regular expressions like that, they are not strings.
That being said, I wholeheartedly recommend writing less "clever" code.
const params = {}, symbols = [];

if (req.query.btc == 'true') symbols.push("BTC"); else { ...params };
if (req.query.sys == 'true') symbols.push("SYS"); else { ...params };
if (req.query.zec == 'true') symbols.push("ZEC"); else { ...params };

params.paymentoptions_display = new RegExp(symbols.join('|'), "i");

console.log(params);

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Q: Phonegap iOS6: Proper solution to Remove form assistant bar (prev, next, done) Another "how to remove the pre, next, done button" -question you may think. Not really actually. I've done some rather thorough research on this and tried out different approaches but no method or solution really seems to do it right. All workaround (that's what they are) mentioned and shown below are basically the same approach, replace content of the MainViewController.m file. I'm well aware of that more or less all these proposed solutions are somewhat hacky but still, there should be someone out there who has tackled this issue with a little bit of grace and deep thought, or someone who knows C well and can propose a more solid solution.
Allow me to illustrate my point by making references to some proposed solutions:
Solution 1
In iOS6, this results in the form assistant bar border still being present and the keyboard acting as if the form assistant bar were still there.
Solution 2
Someone proposed a solution to the above but I simply cannot get it to work. The answerer has made several edits and comments to the post which only make harder to grasp what to do where. I've tried all variations of his solution but I always end up getting a critical error and the project simply wont compile.
Solution 3
Not a C programmer (that's why I use phonegap) so can't get this to work properly. Don't know what to add where.
Solution 4
Don't know where and how to implement this so haven't tried it. Where should I register to receive the keyboardDidShow notification? Where should I add the function?
Conclusion
According to my research, if you will, no one has yet proposed a proper solution to this. So has anyone successfully removed the form assistant without any of the above mentioned side effects?

A: Here you go, I'm using this in an app I'm currently developing. Fingers crossed that it gets to the app store, although going on other 'hacks' that make it to the store this is no worse than others, so should stand a fair chance.
No annoying side effects with this method - it cleanly removes the bar by making sure it's never created in the first place. Ta da!
Credit goes to https://gist.github.com/2048571, this is his code with a small fix.
#import <objc/runtime.h>
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

@interface UIWebView (HackishAccessoryHiding)
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL hackishlyHidesInputAccessoryView;
@end

@implementation UIWebView (HackishAccessoryHiding)

static const char * const hackishFixClassName = "UIWebBrowserViewMinusAccessoryView";
static Class hackishFixClass = Nil;

- (UIView *)hackishlyFoundBrowserView {
    UIScrollView *scrollView = self.scrollView;

    UIView *browserView = nil;
    for (UIView *subview in scrollView.subviews) {
        if ([NSStringFromClass([subview class]) hasPrefix:@"UIWebBrowserView"]) {
            browserView = subview;
            break;
        }
    }
    return browserView;
}

- (id)methodReturningNil {
    return nil;
}

- (void)ensureHackishSubclassExistsOfBrowserViewClass:(Class)browserViewClass {
    if (!hackishFixClass) {
        Class newClass = objc_allocateClassPair(browserViewClass, hackishFixClassName, 0);
        IMP nilImp = [self methodForSelector:@selector(methodReturningNil)];
        class_addMethod(newClass, @selector(inputAccessoryView), nilImp, "@@:");
        objc_registerClassPair(newClass);

        hackishFixClass = newClass;
    }
}

- (BOOL) hackishlyHidesInputAccessoryView {
    UIView *browserView = [self hackishlyFoundBrowserView];
    return [browserView class] == hackishFixClass;
}

- (void) setHackishlyHidesInputAccessoryView:(BOOL)value {
    UIView *browserView = [self hackishlyFoundBrowserView];
    if (browserView == nil) {
        return;
    }
    [self ensureHackishSubclassExistsOfBrowserViewClass:[browserView class]];

    if (value) {
        object_setClass(browserView, hackishFixClass);
    }
    else {
        Class normalClass = objc_getClass("UIWebBrowserView");
        object_setClass(browserView, normalClass);
    }
    [browserView reloadInputViews];
}

@end

A: For anyone still struggling with this, Phonegap now has two properties for disabling the form accessory bar issue and the problem of page scrolling when input and text area fields trigger the keyboard.
Just set the following in your config.xml and your good to go.
<preference name="HideKeyboardFormAccessoryBar" value="true" />
<preference name="KeyboardShrinksView" value="true" />

Link to Phonegap Documentation

A: There is no public (so, App Store-allowed) way to disable the form assistant bar on web views for UIWebView (which AFAIK is what PhoneGap uses) form elements in any version of iOS.

A: This looks like the cordova plugin we have all been waiting for...
https://github.com/don/KeyboardToolbarRemover
This allows a simple toolbar.hide() and toolbar.show()

A: If you are using phonegap/cordova 3 CLI, you now require a plugin to remove the toolbar.
Install it via the terminal..
$ cordova plugin add org.apache.cordova.keyboard

and use this in your javascript
Keyboard.hideFormAccessoryBar(true);

But... it's not perfect. Firstly if you intend to use input.focus() to bring up the keyboard, then the toolbar is shown briefly before being hidden. From then on it's fine. If you allow a user to click directly in the input field it will be fine.
Then there can be movement at the top of the screen, which can be solved with this answer..
How to fix keyboard issues with Cordova 3.1 on iOS?
It can be difficult to get right, so I'd ask yourself if you really need to hide it, or can you make it useful for the user instead?

A: This worked for me: https://github.com/don/KeyboardToolbarRemover
You will have to know though, there is no Cordova.plist file as of Phonegap 2.3.0 - instead edit your config XML file with the following:
<plugin name="KeyboardToolbarRemover" value="KeyboardToolbarRemover" />

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You have until Thursday, February 8th at 2:10pm to complete a Soap Opera. Good luck.
It's a Soap Opera - there are characters and a story arc that allows for continuing episodes.
All group members are in the finished product. You can use other STACies as well, and non-STACies (in small roles).
Finished file must have black and start and end, with music that fades in and out - no hard outs on sound or video!
Dialog which cannot be understood is unacceptable. Wind noise, outside noise intrusions, all unacceptable.
End: Finished, ready to play video files are due via Flash Drive at 2:10pm on Thursday, February 8th.


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When we started the Theotek Podcast last year, we never thought about the kind of episode we present to you this week. When I invited our guest, I never expected what this week's show turned out to include. I'm glad it turned out like it did, with big thanks to Tuan Dam our guest who helped make this episode an inspiration.
We welcome Tuan Dam of Cleanint, a company that started out making products to help hospitals overcome germs. This includes the Cleanpen and Clenstethoscope. They solve a key problem in medial places. Germs cause disease and anything we hold with our hands gets germs. Clean your pen and stethoscope and a lot of the disease-causing germs go away.
The Cleanpen prevents germs in schools, hospitals, offices and anywhere that lots of people will use your pens.
Tuan branched out into tech with the Cleanstylus, a holder for the Surface Pen that fastens to the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 and now the Microsoft Surface 3. That's how I came in contact with him. He pitched the product to me for review at GottaBeMobile, and I agreed to take a look. I immediately loved it and included it in my list of the best accessories for the Surface Pro 3. They also make one for the iPad. It's the best accessory for the Surface and Surface Pro 3 that I own, excluding the Surface Pen and the Type Cover.
We didn't know that Tuan Dam's company's began and exists with an incredible mission that's more than making products for medical professionals and now educators (crumb munchers have germs too). Tuan leverages his company's influence to change lives for the kingdom of God. He calls it Missional Business. I call it fulfilling the Great Commission the way Jesus intended. I hope you will watch or listen to the most electrifying episode of Theotek Podcast to date and support Cleaning for the kingdom and because it's leader is a kingdom minded business man.
The Cleanstylus for the Surface Pro 3 solves a big problem. It replaces the horrible pen loop Microsoft included in the package that comes off too easily.
Our show also covered the release of Logos Cloud, a new subscription service that comes on the heels of Logos Now, which we covered in a previous episode. Read more about it in an article already posted.
You can listen to the audio version of this week's episode using the built-in player below, or by subscribing to it on iTunes or Stitcher radio. It also shows up in most mobile podcast listening apps.


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News Archive - Cynthia Dillon
UC San Diego Historian Honored by German Government
January 6, 2016 — The Department of History at the University of California, San Diego is garnering global recognition with help from Distinguished Professor Paul G. Pickowicz, who has received a 2016 Humboldt Research Award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in Bonn, Germany.
UC San Diego Launches Institute of Arts and Humanities
December 21, 2015 — The University of California, San Diego Division of Arts and Humanities is growing to better address important global issues. One of its new enterprises is the Institute of Arts and Humanities (IAH), a centripetal hub established to unify several existing programs that have been operating independently within the division. With a new website and offices established on the first floor of the Humanities and Social Sciences Building, students, faculty and the public with broad humanistic interest have a place at UC San Diego to turn.
UC San Diego Division of Arts and Humanities Hosts Lectures on Health and Well-being
December 10, 2015 — The University of California, San Diego Division of Arts and Humanities hosts, "Degrees of Health and Well-being," a public lecture series that runs from January 20 through February 24, 7:00 p.m., in the Great Hall, where six keynote speakers will present talks to campus and wider San Diego audiences.
$1.25 Million Legacy Gift Boosts UC San Diego's Department of Theatre and Dance
November 9, 2015 — Teachers often inspire students, but students can move teachers, too. Such was the case during a recent visit to UC San Diego's Department of Theatre and Dance by long-time educator and arts supporter Lois Chant. Her $1.25 million legacy gift will boost the department's efforts to continue its top-ranked theater training program.
Acclaimed UC San Diego Alumna Artist Carrie Mae Weems Turns Her Lens to Campus
October 5, 2015 — MacArthur Fellow Carrie Mae Weems reflects on her journey as an award-winning artist, negotiating the contradictions and intricacies of racism, sexism, class, gender roles and political systems in a presentation at UC San Diego entitled, "Color: Real and Imagined," Oct. 12, 7:00 p.m., at the Price Center West Ballroom. Free and open to the public.
UC San Diego Theater Alumnus Steals the Spotlight with Prestigious Award
August 31, 2015 — 2013 M.F.A. graduate Joshua Brody wins a Princess Grace Award that he will apply toward a 12-month apprenticeship at La Jolla Playhouse.
Renowned Set Designer Brings New Perspective to UC San Diego
August 17, 2015 — The University of California San Diego, Division of Arts and Humanities announces the appointment of acclaimed set designer Robert Brill as the newest faculty member in the top-ranked Theatre & Dance Department.
UC San Diego Announces Holder of Endowed Chair in Ancient Greek History
August 6, 2015 — The University of California San Diego Division of Arts and Humanities has completed the Herculean task of appointing the last of three endowed chair holders at the Center for Hellenic Studies, launched earlier this year.
UC San Diego Student Playwright Invited to the Kennedy Center
July 2, 2015 — A graduate student in the University of California, San Diego, Division of Arts and Humanities will sharpen his playwriting skills when his new work, How to Use a Knife, is featured during the 10th Annual M.F.A. Playwrights' Workshop at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., July 25 – Aug. 2, 2015.
UC San Diego Arts and Humanities Recognized for Commitment to Student Success
June 30, 2015 — The Division of Arts and Humanities at the University of California, San Diego will receive nearly $100,000 in funding during the 2015 – 2016 academic year for two proposals aimed to strengthen student retention and success.

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No. 80 – The night Alun Evans grabbed all the Headlines
Mark Broomy
The TIA Panel have voted the 1970/71 European Fairs Cup 4th round 1st leg in at number 80 in the Days We'll Remember all our Lives countdown. This game will always be remembered as the night Alun Evans scored a hat trick… On the 10th March 1971, Liverpool played German giants Bayern Munich in the European Fairs Cup 4th round first leg tie at Anfield infront of 45,616 supporters.
Evans' hat-trick ensured a 3-0 win that ultimately saw them through 4-1 on aggregate. The German side were a very strong oppossition whose team included the names of Gerd Muller, Uli Hoeness, Georg Schwarzenbeck and Franz Beckenbauer, but Liverpool produced a magnificent performance on the night with Alun Evand grabbing all the headlines!!
Two years before, aged only 19, Evans was Britain's most expensive teenager at the time and was bought by manager Bill Shankly to replace Tony Hateley, but it was this match in which Alun Evans played his most memorable game for the club. After the match, the Daily Post wrote 'œBayern were helpless to close the gaps exploited so wonderfully by this remarkable youngster'
Liverpools Team : Ray Clemence, Chris Lawler, Alec Lindsay, Tommy Smith, Larry Lloyd	, Emlyn Hughes, Phil Boersma, Alun Evans, Steve Heighway, John Toshack, Brian Hall
Liverpool given significant boost with Joel Matip return to training
Premier League do not expect fans back in stadiums this season


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One of the methods for creating new puzzles is copying the screen contents into BrainsBreaker and then cropping the unnecessary parts.
1) - Windows: Press the "Print Screen" key (it's at the right of F12).
- Mac: Press the keys Command-Shift-3 simultaneously (more info here).
2) Run BrainsBreaker and it will show a message window saying "Image detected in the Clipboard, do you want to create a puzzle?" Press the Yes button.
3) The program will enter in the jigsaw creation screen: You'll see the screen as it was when you pressed "Print screen" and, at the right-bottom, a window where to type the title for the new puzzle and the number of pieces for each level.
4) Before hitting Ok you should crop the whole screen to select only the part that will be actually the puzzle. To do it, click the mouse and drag it, you'll see a rectangle that shrinks and grows. The inner of that rectangle will be the actual image of the puzzle.
5) Now click on the Ok button (the one like a green V) at the window of the right and you should see the new puzzle available.
This same procedure can be done whenever you have in the screen any good image to be turned into a puzzle, explore here for some web sites with great stuff.


Fiat is relaunching the iconic Alfa Romeo brand with the new mid-engined, rear-drive Alfa 4C compact sports car. The stunning new lightweight model, seen here officially for the first time at the Geneva motor show, will be the first of a range of new Alfas over the next few years, and will spearhead the Italian firm's return to the US market.
The production two-seater 4C coupé, complete with its carbonfibre chassis, returns to the Geneva show two years after a concept of the same name was introduced.
Power for the new sub-1000kg model, which is tipped to cost less than £50,000 when it launches in the UK at the end of the year, comes from an all-aluminium turbocharged 1.7-litre engine. Alfa is keeping exact technical details of the 4C under wraps until Geneva on 5 March, only confirming figure being a power to weight ratio of less than 4kg for every 1bhp.
Information leaked by Alfa dealers in Switzerland suggests the 4C will be offered with 237bhp in its initial launch guise, which would mean the 4C would weigh 950kg, a figure that's likely given the concept weighed 850kg and a production-spec interior is now fitted. A 0-62mph time of around 4.5sec has been mooted, with a top speed limited to 155mph.
The four-cylinder engine known as 1750 TBi is familiar from recent Alfas, including the Giulietta, but the block is now cast aluminium instead of iron, saving around 25kg. The engine gets direct-injection, MultiAir dual continuous variable valve timing and a new scavenging system that "gets rid" of any turbo lag. Bespoke intake and exhaust systems have also been developed for the 4C.
The result of these technologies is an engine with the potential performance of a 3.0-litre six-cylinder unit, but with the fuel economy and CO2 emissions of a smaller four-cylinder engine.
The 1742cc engine powers the rear wheels through Alfa's own twin dry clutch automatic transmission, adapted from its application on the Giulietta and Mito. The transmission has a sequential mode that can be controlled through paddle shifters mounted on the steering wheel. No manual option will be offered.
The 4C is just less than 4000mm long, is 2000mm wide and 1180mm high. The wheelbase is 2400mm in length. These dimensions place it between a Lotus Elise and Evora in length, height and wheelbase.
Underpinning the 4C is a carbonfibre monocoque chassis, something previously reserved for supercars like the McLaren MP4-12C and only seen on a small number of sports cars at this price.
Tub-mounted aluminium frames carry the 4C's running gear and engine, with the front assembly carrying a double-wishbone, coil-sprung suspension set-up, and MacPherson strut suspension features at the rear.
Alfa's DNA driving mode selector also makes an appearance on the 4C with Dynamic, Natural and All Weather modes now being joined by a new track-focused Race mode.
Production of the 4C will start in the summer at Maserati's Modena plant, with 2500 units set to be the annual output from 2014. Europe and North America will get 1000 units per year each. The remaining 500 being distributed around the rest of Alfa's global markets.
This production run will include the other models in the 4C's range that the Swiss dealer source revealed. In 2014, a track-only Racing version of the car will be introduced, with a road-going Stradale version of that car set to follow with 266bhp. A convertible will crown the line-up later in 2014.
May I be the first to say..
And the car's not bad either!
I can't help but think that £50,000 is way to expensive for this car. It will put it into the dreaded (for Alfa) Cayman/Boxster sector and as a result will likely lose lots and lots of sales to these models.
As stunning a car as it is and much as I'd love to see Alfa survive, this car at £50k just won't sell enough. Make it £30k and they've a far better chance of shifting decent quantities of it.
That is the point, I guess they figured with the 8C that limited numbers= exclusivity and better brand image. Plus extra $$$$ because it is exclusive. Porsches are so common here no one even looks twice at them. Alfa don't want to go that route and all the better for it.
It's what they should of done with the brera instead of making it half arsed car and ended up becoming a bit of flop as both a car and in terms of sales. If you make it exclusive charge the preimum to buy the car then you can spend the requirement to make it better. The problem lies in whether you can charge a premium for the brand only time will tell.
Back to the glory days?,a cute little Alfa that goes and handles, but being Italian, it will be expensive,got to keep up the image etc,even if it were £70,000 people would still buy it,because it's an Alfa.
I am very pleased to see this, but would i spend £50k on this or a Cayman S? The Porsche wins i suspect, but it would be nice to have the choice.
But £50k is too much. It needs to be sub-£40k.


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Self-lubricating Bearing Polymer: Safe, Easy to Machine
Posted by Eric Haun July 28, 2015
Photo: Vesconite
Many plastics and metallic alloys present machining challenges as some deform and are difficult to maintain exacting tolerances, while others require strict and costly adherence to environmental regulations. Vesconite claims to solve these issues with a high-performance bearing polymer that is easy to tool on standard metalworking equipment, nontoxic and environmentally-friendly.
Vesconite is an advanced, internally-lubricated polymer that reliably performs in wet, dirty and corrosive environments, the manufacturer said. The material has a long wear life—more than 10 times that of bronze—so maintenance costs are reduced. Homogenous, it cannot delaminate. With low thermal expansion, it offers high load strength and dimensional stability, and doesn't swell or soften in water like nylon.
Easy to machine on lathes and milling equipment, including CNCs, Vesconite can be machined to a precision of 0.0005". It does not creep or deform. It cuts quickly and doesn't dull tools as do some plastics and metals. When a project calls for a non-standard bearing size due to shaft wear or housing damage, the material can be turned from hollow bar or tube stock.
Vesconite doesn't contain hazardous dust or fibrous waste in its machining residue. In fact, it's a food-grade material with NSF and WRAS-approvals. While proper safety equipment should be used when working with Vesconite, its clean shavings are not a health hazard.
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Facing the Judge, 2009; Calabria, 2016.
Switzerland, 2016, colour, 117 min.
"Calabria" is a road movie in a hearse. After the death of a Calabrian emigrant who came to Switzerland to find work, two undertakers, Jovan and Jose travel to the south of Italy to repatriate the deceased to his home village. Their voyage at once pays tribute to the dead person and celebrates Life.
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Stephen (Steve) McCain (born January 9, 1974) is a retired American gymnast who competed at the 2000 Olympics and the 2001 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. McCain attended the University of California, Los Angeles.

Olympics
After finishing 12th at the 1996 Olympic Trials and failing to make the team, McCain moved to the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado to focus more on his career.

Other international competition
McCain participated in four World Championships.  In 2001, his team won a silver medal.

McCain retired from gymnastics after not making the US Olympic Team in 2004.

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It's been a long time. A long, long time. Suffice it to say that I've been very busy and that I never thought I'd find myself writing another post, certainly not now anyway. Since I last wrote, I've moved to central NY, taken a job at a farm animal sanctuary where on a daily basis, I care for about 600 rescued cows, chickens, pigs, turkeys, goats, sheep, and waterfowl–animals who have suffered tremendous agonies and have been lucky enough to end up in the safest place possible. And yet, they make up only a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of those who will never know the things we all want and need regardless of our species: to be respected, to be loved unconditionally, and to feel safe. It's been quite the experience.
Quite a chunk of time has lapsed since my last update and it's been even longer since I've posted regularly. So much has changed in my life, but I'm finally all moved into my new place and I have my own kitchen again! Finally no more clutter, no more waiting for room to breathe, to create, or to explore food! Still, with this new move and this new job, I often find myself too exhausted to even think about blogging. When you think about it, working on a recipe, testing it out several times (if it's not great at once, which sometimes it's not), photographing it, sharing a story and typing it up, posting it, and promoting it is a lot of work. It's almost like a second job, if you aren't careless about it.
It's been really great taking a break from the blog, despite it being forced at first and later, a choice. Yet, I've decided to gradually return to this world because cooking, baking, and sharing the abundant deliciousness of vegan food is an important part of activism and as such, it's important to me. Many of you keep asking for more recipes, which is flattering and empowering! Thank you! So, you'll be seeing a bit more posts on here in the next few months. I'm going to try for anywhere from 2 to 3 a month depending on my schedule.
A lot of my eating habits lately have taken the focus off of baking and into more simple foods that focus on a raw ingredient. I've been actively trying to cut down, not on sugar, but on cakey-foods. It won't last long, I'm sure. But for now, here's a recipe that happened when I had a ripe pear that I didn't just want to eat raw. Despite how simple and easy this recipe is, it's quite impressive once served and it's sure to make people think you're some sort of healthy dessert genius. Let them be fooled! This dish is so naturally and perfectly sweet that it won't give you a toothache from crazy amounts of added sugar. Served warm, it is wonderful and the pears cut so smoothly. The topping adds just the right amount of texture and crunch to the dish and if you happen to have pecan topping leftovers (it's nearly impossible to stop yourself from eating it all at once), then you can refrigerate them and snack on them later or put them in your oatmeal the next day!
I hope you enjoy this treat as much as I did! Bon appetit and happy new year!
Holy smokes, folks! It's been a whole two months since my last post and a whole lot has happened since then! I've relocated to central NY, changed jobs, am raising an abandoned 1 month old kitten, and am temporarily living in a house with four other awesome vegans (hallelujah!). In just a few short weeks, I'll have my own place and my own kitchen again. Woohoo! The recipes should surely abound then! But even that may be short lived as the west coast is calling my name, still, and the opportunity to answer has finally arrived. Warm weather means a whole different kind of eating, but at the moment the weather in the woods of NY is a little too frigid for my liking. Fall is in full bloom here and just a few days ago, we had some light snow. My heart sank. I detest that fluffy, cold white stuff and even more so now that I work outdoors. The only thing that redeems this weather is the promise of warm, hearty comfort food to come home to and this is a recipe that hits the spot!
There's not a whole lot of complexity to this recipe. Beneath all the color, it's a pretty basic potato soup–which is why I think it's so great. If you want something easy to prepare, tasty, presentational, and filling then I think you'll like this soup quite a bit. My very favorite thing about it–besides the simple, salty, starchy flavor and the big chunks of potatoes, cabbage, and beets in it–is of course, the vibrant color that comes from adding the beets and red cabbage to it. The beets also counteract the "soupy" flavor by adding just a hint of sweetness to the pot. If you want, you could peel the potatoes, but since it won't affect the color of the soup, as it normally does in white potato soup, it's really just an extra step you can avoid doing. See? I'm so thoughtful sometimes. I don't want you to have to work too hard to enjoy delicious vegan food. And you shouldn't have to so, what are you waiting for? Soup's on!
With almond butter, dried cranberries, and sliced almonds. Yum!
Quite a bit of time has lapsed since my last blog entry and even longer since my last recipe installment! For this, I apologize. It has been one crazy summer, unfortunately mine did not include John Cusack (movie reference, whoa!). My jobs and the exhaustion and stress that come with them have kept me from being able to devote any time at all to this blog, let alone to thinking creatively about food or even wanting to pretend that my kitchen is a chemistry lab/art studio. Also, living with quite a few people and sharing a large (but often occupied and cluttered) kitchen space really puts a damper on wanting to be in the kitchen at all or even wanting to be creative about food.
To be honest, this past year I've survived on mostly large salads, easy pasta dishes and stir-frys, and a variety of sandwiches and fruits. In other words, foods that don't put me in the kitchen for more than 20 minutes. It's been frustrating and at the same time really empowering because it's basically forced me to eat a lot of food without prepping and in raw form. I think I'm healthier for it, sort of. But, I sure do go through a lot of produce (as if that's ever a problem for healthy vegans)!
So just to catch up, because I know y'all totally care about my personal life–since my last post, I quit one of my jobs–the big one, the one that was making me very miserable and tired and unhealthy. It has been a month and since then a lot of really great things have happened including lots of sleep, lots of eating, lots of exercising, lots of traveling, lots of food sharing, lots of dog kisses, cat snuggles, and even baby sparrow cuddles, and lots of hang-outs with crucial friends, old and new, advocates and otherwise.
It's been a really uplifting, healthy experience for me and I'm very happy to be able to wake up and take care of myself first, for once. One of the ways I've been practicing self-care is by making sure I eat a really good, nutrient dense breakfast. No more running out of the house with a piece of toast or a banana in my hand. I know, it sounds cliched, but it's so important and so true that breakfast is a very important meal, if not the most important.
But I know you're really here for the food so let's talk about it!
I've been eating a lot of loaded non-dairy yogurt breakfasts as of late. Basically, almond milk/coconut milk based yogurt with heaping portions of nuts, dried and raw fruit, hemp seeds, raw oats and my favorite…chia seeds. It was in noticing what chia seeds do when they are mixed with liquid and allowed to sit for some time–they become soft and almost gel-like, like tapioca–that I thought to bring you this next recipe. This recipe is so simple, anyone can make it, any time. All you need is a jar and a refrigerator, really. It takes only minutes to prepare and minutes to eat, and it conveniently fits in jar that you can take with you if you're on the go!
When I had this yesterday, I calculated that it has at least 20 grams of protein (that's half of my daily requirement!), 43% of my daily iron requirement, 49% of my daily calcium requirement, and 25 grams of fiber. Not to mention a ton of Omega 3's and antioxidants thanks to the chia! Whoa. I can't tell you how much this breakfast fueled my body for the day. I was sustained by this well after noon and, having planned to dedicate hours on my feet in the kitchen baking and to running errands, it was the perfect energy boost I needed to get my day started off right.
Often times, people wonder whether or not, as a vegan, they will ever be able to go out to eat again. Some even ask whether or not they can trust omni restaurants to listen to their questions and requests and prepare food accordingly so as to avoid eating undesirables and getting physically ill. Some may even make an excuse not to become vegan because, given the lack of vegan restaurants/vegan options in comparison to vegetarian options in other restaurants, becoming vegan would be "socially awkward." For them having to ask questions or make requests about their food would be "too much work"–all in all, some might think veganism would slap a wet rag on their social lives.
If it comes down to rejecting animal use and not participating in the suffering of innocent beings or looking like a socially awkward and needy customer, I'll take looking like a socially awkward pariah in a heartbeat. We can (and should) ask ourselves honestly whether our social lives or the appearance of being "like everyone else" or maintaining that "I'm a vegetarian, ohmygosh because vegans are so extreme!" ever justifies the enslavement and death of billions of nonhuman animals every year. It doesn't.
The good news is: vegans and wannabe vegans don't have to worry. It's no surprise, but 100% vegan restaurants are popping up all over the country. And some have been quietly hiding close by for years (as you'll see when I take you to New Hampshire). Veganism has come a long way in that respect. Thirty years ago an all-vegan restaurant was unheard of. Now, most vegans you meet can list off a few of them, if not name all the cities that have restaurants they want to go to.
Often, entrepreneurs open up vegetarian restaurants, instead, so as not to seem "extreme," and to ensure that they're profitable by being "unoffensive" at the expense of perpetuating the myth that dairy, eggs, and other non-flesh animal products are ethically justifiable and harmless. Unfortunately, it begets the whole issue of giving your money to places that think dairy and eggs are justifiable uses of animals. If it can be helped, I say, choose 100% vegan all the time! Of course, you don't have to eat out at all to enjoy good food or be vegan, but if one or more of these places are at your disposal, do yourself a favor and help out your fellow vegan small business owners, whether you're vegan or not: grab a seat!
This past week I had the luxury and ever-so beautiful blessing that comes with having your very own kitchen to work in. I know, it sounds a little weird, right? But when you think about food and creating recipes as much as I do, having your own kitchen–meaning one in which there will be no interruptions (save for the occasional dog begging for scraps) and one that's always clean and thus, always ready to use–is the equivalent of an artist having their own studio in which to paint, or play music, or write. Now that I live with three other folks, the tranquility required for the process isn't always there and so, in these moments when it is, I take on "projects," otherwise known as "outrageously awesome whole meals that take more than 30 minutes to put together." So, today, I come to you with not one, not two, but three recipes! Each recipe can be made separately if you have limited time to devote to the whole meal or want to pair them with different entrees/sides, or you can combine them to create this exact marriage of tart, sweet, and savory!
I visited my mother recently and she, like I, doesn't like to send anyone out her door without food. Especially her children. She gave me beets and she gave me Gardein Beefless Tips. The Arborio rice was on sale at the grocery store. So, this meal was serendipitous, really. I'll be brief about it because the pictures speak for themselves. The risotto is wonderfully creamy, lemony, and savory. I wanted to make something that tasted "clean" and savory all at once. A pairing of lemon and rosemary seemed fitting. I suggest using only as much lemon zest (grated lemon peel) as you can handle. I originally used 1 tablespoon and realized it needed to be taken back so, I've made a correction here for a suggested amount. The roasted beets are to die for, that is, if you like beets. They took the longest to cook so, I got started on those first and saved the glaze for last.
The beefless tips were utterly delicious. They came about from the memory of this meal, using white wine and mushrooms and the rest was improvised on cobwebbed memories of how to cook meat. I was so amazed at how well they took to the wine sauce, how savory they were, and how well they stood up to my memory of steak tips. In fact, they did this so well that, if you're a vegan who simply never liked the taste of meat or who is easily put off by things that taste a lot like meat, I would forgo making these. But, if you want something incredibly delicious and something with which to impress non-vegans who swear on their lives that they "could 'never' be vegan because they like meat too much," here's your rebuttal. You're welcome.
I recently became aware of a pretty serious issue regarding palm oil which is consumed most notably by vegans in the form of vegan butter, other commercial baked goods, vegan cheeses and spreads, as well as soaps. Popular commercial butters and spreads like Smart Balance and Earth Balance use this ingredient in their products and although they claim to be using sustainable palm oil, I'm a bit skeptical of that.
In short, the obtaining of palm oil has been the root cause of the environmental degradation and deforestation of critical rainforest lands. This increases CO2 emissions, more of which we do not need with the ever present threat of climate change already upon us. It has resulted in habitat loss for endangered species like Sumatran tigers and rhinoceroses, and Borneo orangutans, and home loss for the people who live in the rainforests of Malaysia and Indonesia. Moreover, unfair wages and dangerous work spaces for workers have been documented.
So, as you can see, this is a vegan issue. Ethical veganism is often singularly focused to being about respecting (and acting justly) toward non-human animals, but it's also about responding to human and environmental rights violations in the same way. Because a large part of veganism is dedicated to focusing on respecting animals–and it's not a surprise given our global and cultural beliefs that "otherize" non-humans–it obscures or completely neglects the larger focus of veganism which is that of practicing nonviolence.
I know it can seem overwhelming to consider all the aspects of veganism that don't focus on just not eating animal products, but it gets easier with time (and a little research). Eventually, you find yourself intentionally making really considerate choices and giving your money to companies and organizations that respect animals, the environment, and people too.
I urge my readers to do an internet search to find out more about palm oil and to seek alternatives. Lush, the cosmetics company that makes a good deal of vegan products has provided this easy-read pamphlet on the issue which provides some links for more information as well.
So, in light of this information and the fact that I eat A LOT of toast and enjoy baking quite a bit, I decided to look for commercial palm-oil free vegan butters and I came up lacking, which was sad. But then, I remembered an article I once read about making your own vegan butter. And boy, was I glad I did! Last night, I decided to make my own butter and to my surprise, it came out fabulously! Better yet, this was incredibly easy and not time consuming to make. The ingredients were all very easy to find. They were a bit expensive, but they also came in large quantities so they will last a very, very long time. Here's the link, which provides recipes for regular butter, coconut butter, garlic butter, herbed butter, and even banana butter! I can't wait to try them all! I highly recommend getting the silicone ice cube trays for this endeavor. I bought mine at Crate and Barrel, they are also sold at Target and are only $8. Skim through the comments as well for some helpful tips on making your butter the best butter ever!
Start churnin'! And as always, thanks for reading and for being vegan!
Always leave room for dessert!


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Top LL.M.s in Cybersecurity
Top LL.M. Programs for Cybersecurity Law 2020
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Cyber warfare, terrorism, crisis management — Cybersecurity LL.M.s offer a feast of intrigue. These niche law degrees cover some of the hottest topics out there, crossing over into intellectual property and data privacy.
They are cross-disciplinary in nature, typically involving not just law schools but engineering and computer science departments too. And that means lawyers often study alongside technologists, policymakers and engineers, which provides fertile ground for creativity and enriches everyone's learning.
Some of the best Cybersecurity LL.M.s were designed with leading practitioners like the FBI's cybercrime and national security squads, who lend their expertise and ensure the course stays relevant to industry needs, so that students can hit the ground running when they graduate on to the job market.
There are diverse career opportunities on offer, with Cybersecurity LL.M. graduates often going on to work across the public and private sectors, in multinational corporations, leading law firms, in the armed forces and for NGOs.
Some law schools run entire LL.M. degrees in cybersecurity and related fields such as information law or national security. Others offer specializations for students completing their generalist LL.M. degrees. All of these courses can be studied through a range of modes and in multiple formats, whether online, on campus, part-time or full-time.
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University of Southern California – USC Gould School of Law
Los Angeles, California 317 Followers 226 Discussions
The USC Gould School of Law in California runs a one-year LL.M. program in Privacy Law and Cyber Security — an interdisciplinary course that explores the legal framework for information privacy in the US, and fresh issues emerging in privacy and cybersecurity law. USC Gould is ranked as top-20 law school in America by US News. All applicants are considered for a scholarship and upon graduation will have access to a 375,000-strong alumni network.
The University of Texas School of Law (Texas Law)
Austin, Texas 121 Followers 108 Discussions
Texas Law's Cybersecurity LL.M. concentration is open not just to law students but other graduate students on campus, reflecting the cross-disciplinary nature of the subject. And no prior expertise in cybersecurity law is required for admission. The teaching takes place at the renowned Strauss Center for International Security and Law, giving students access to conferences and policy competitions.
University of Maryland - Francis King Carey School of Law
Baltimore, Maryland 46 Followers 22 Discussions
The Carey School of Law offers a Cybersecurity and Crisis Management program that melds theory and practice. It focuses on legal and policy issues in cybersecurity, national security, public health and emergency management. Students have access to the respected Center for Health and Homeland Security at University of Maryland, which offers consulting and academic research opportunities. Graduates end up working in both the public and private sectors.
University of Manchester - School of Law
Manchester, United Kingdom 121 Followers 179 Discussions
The University of Manchester's law school, in the UK, puts on an LL.M. in Security and International Law that gives students the skills to analyze legal problems related to terrorism, conflict and modern warfare. The course includes cybersecurity and cyber warfare, and students go on to work at government agencies, in the armed forces, NGOs, law firms and multinational corporations.
Los Angeles, California 61 Followers 52 Discussions
LL.M. students at Loyola Law can take a Cybersecurity and Data Privacy concentration, the first of its kind on the west coast of America. It was developed with practitioners including the FBI Cyber National Security squad. Loyola has traditional strengths in the areas of technology, privacy, intellectual property and criminal justice. Students can take optional courses with the university's engineering school.
Albany, New York 13 Followers 2 Discussions
The school in New York state in 2017 launched a fully Online LL.M. degree in Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Law that covers information security and intellectual property as well. The curriculum is designed and taught by leading cybersecurity experts in the US and includes topics such as cyberwarfare and digital forensics. Albany is a leader in these fields, having offered a JD concentration in law and cybersecurity law for many years.
Indiana University Maurer School of Law - Bloomington
Bloomington, Indiana 30 Followers 37 Discussions
Indiana Law LL.M. students can specialize in cybersecurity law and information privacy via courses taught by leading experts in these fields. Students tend to work for government agencies, telecoms companies and global corporations as policy advisors or consultants. The core courses cover cybersecurity, health privacy, information privacy and security law. There are a wide range of electives that include drone law, internet law and constitutional law.
Osgoode Professional Development - Osgoode Hall Law School of York University
Toronto, Canada 168 Followers 77 Discussions
Osgoode Law, in Toronto in Canada, runs an LL.M. program in Privacy and Cybersecurity that focuses on how regulators, courts, governments, businesses and individuals can protect their information privacy. Not only do students take specialized courses but they also conduct innovative research in what is a cutting-edge field.
Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3 Followers 1 Discussion
The school hosts an LL.M. in Cyber Law and Data Privacy for lawyers across sectors who manage risks and develop strategies for reducing legal exposure and liability. The program is offered part-time on campus, or full-time online, or full-time in a blended format. Some lawyers in America can use their bachelor's degree as academic credit for the LL.M.
Northumbria University - Northumbria Law School
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom 18 Followers 24 Discussions
Northumbria Law School in the north of England runs an LL.M. degree in Cyber Law. The institution is one of the largest in the UK and is home to academics who are globally renowned for their research into cybersecurity, which informs teaching on the LL.M. The school also has strong links to the UK legal sector and involves practitioners in the program.
Saint Thomas University
Offering a 100% online Master of Laws Program in Cybersecurity Law & Policy
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How Do You Start a Novel?
Note: For the NaNoWriMo writers who find your way here, Bob Ray has posted a "Tips for Surviving NaNoWriMo" on Bob and Jack's Writing Blog. Check it out.
I get this question a lot when readers tear into one of my books. Blood, you can see, is built on an aleatory structure with recurring subjects the way a modern composer might build a piece of music using the twelve tone row. I can answer the Start question in a more general way: I can't tell you how to start a novel, but I can show you how I start a novel.
First, I don't think about writing a novel. I think about telling a story. Is there a difference? Yes.
Second, after I decide upon the story I want to tell, I do some very serious writing about that story.
Third, in that writing, I cover the characters, their backstory, their wants, needs, can'ts.
In the course of that writing, I get a sense of some scenes that need to be in the story. Usually those scenes are associated with objects.
Once the objects are identified and the scenes have suggested themselves, I write a sequence.
This I usually do in four or five timed writings. In these writings, I lay out the scenes in some kind of sequence which might not be the final sequence, but the process gives me a structure upon which I build other scenes. If you're not familiar with timed writing, check out Bob and Jack's Writing Blog.
These timed writings are very important because they take me deep into actions, symbols, objects and how those actions, symbols and objects form plot tracks. Plot tracks then let me study the way characters develop around their objects and their symbols and their actions.
Once that I have a scene list, character work, backstory, object lists, plot tracks laid out in the scene list, I might write a few scenes.
I always write an opening scene and a closing scene—knowing all the while that neither of those scenes has much of a chance of being the final opening or closing scene. They're place holders.
After that, I spend a lot of time writing firsts and lasts. Firsts and lasts give you a native structure–first blood, first scar, first death, first…whatever you're tracking, and then the lasts close off the plot tracks. This is a very important part of building a structure because the firsts and lasts give me beats on the story line.
Next, I look at how the through line develops. What is the through line? It's the spine upon which the entire story rides. At this point, I'm not always sure what the spine of the story is. That comes later but I'm always looking for it.
If you get too far off the through line, you're probably into a sub plot. Sub plots are useful for developing secondary characters.
All sub plots have to be bound off before the climax, or the final scene of the novel. This is just good dramatic structure–get everything out of the way for the final confrontation between Protagonist and Antagonist.
Now that I have all of that writing in place, I get to write scenes using the scene structure of Setting, Character, Dialogue, Action, Intruder, Symbol, Objects, Climax, Resolution, Hook.
I try to write each scene with an Intruder because the Intruder provides a secondary structure for the story in that the fate of the intruder determines much of the through line itself. The through line, as you know, develops on a series of polarities with patterns and transformations.
As I write each scene, I work a series of Returns to see what returns in each scene from previous scenes. This develops the links for the story and they all lie on the through line and I know that a scene is necessary if it consists of a number of crossing plot tracks. I look for texture in a scene. If a scene has only one plot track, it's probably an exposition of an object, character, action or symbol that will show up later. Three or more plot tracks layered in a scene make it very dense, very textured.
After I have written all the scenes on the through line and have developed any sub plots and have a draft of the novel, I begin a rewrite but I don't start the rewrite until I have written a Story About.
Story About
Only when you write the Story About a dozen or more times using the same startline—Today I'm writing a story about– do you see the Spine. There's some work on Spine over on Bob and Jack's Writing Blog that I won't go into here. But once you do see the spine, you can then rewrite scenes using the transforms of the spine for texture, density and heft or center of gravity.
The Rewrite
Once I have all of that in place, then I begin a rewrite cutting out everything that isn't on the through line, making adjustments in speed, pacing, placement, repositioning.
Only when the rewrite is finished do I look at language–then and only then do I worry about individual words or phrases.
It is at this point that, if you have understood spine, throughline, subplot, scene structure, and all the hooks and links that bind the elements on the story line, you can begin to work language and sentence. Language is the final element of the triad—Story, Structure, Style.
Internalize the Story Line, Through Line, Scene Sequence
It is very important to have all the story line in your head because you should be able to sit down and write any scene on the through line at any time. The story has to be in your head. That's why you do all the preliminary work.
It is a fatal error to plot on the fly. If you have control of the scene structure, and you know how each scene hooks to its follow, you will not have to plot on the move because the story will develop out of itself as each character expresses wants, needs, can'ts.
That's the way I start a novel: Story, Structure, Style.
Note: There's nothing here about 'chapters'. For an insight into chapters check out Bob Ray's article on Bob and Jack's Writing Blog.


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Moving in together can be a trial period; an experiment of whether you and your significant other can stand each other after you are in close proximity all the time. Many couples pass with ease, and some... well, some won't. If you are in that second group, and you must ensure that your ex-girlfriend or boyfriend gets out and keeps out, then it's essential that you ensure you don't miss a trick on the subject of the moving out process in El Paso.
If you want to be certain they can't play the, "Well, I found myself in the area, and remembered I still had certain belongings to get," card, then you should observe these tips.
Whenever you reside with another person, your things will probably combine. However, when you've split up, then it's the perfect time to re-draw those lines making it clear whose belongings are whose. So, move room by room, and place all your ex's items to the side. This is likely to be more complicated than it sounds, both as a result of feelings linked to the items, and since you'll be continually preparing a listing of things you now have to replace. Nevertheless you need to do it promptly, and efficiently. Rip the band-aid off all at once, and the hurt will fade away faster.
After you have all of your ex's items in one location, you should not merely stick it in a closet, or even let it stay in a extra bedroom. You need it out of your home, so that you can breathe for a while and also distance yourself from the memories.
That does not mean pitch it out the window or toss it out on the curb (gratifying as that might be, contingent on your circumstances). Yet, find their belongings a place other than your place. Put it with one of your ex's best friends or take it to their mother's home. If everything else fails, hire a professional mover in El Paso and acquire a storage space. Give your ex the key to the storage locker so that they can go get it when they are ready for it. But don't allow it to stay in your house; the very last thing you need when attempting to pick up and move forward is an elephant sitting in the room.
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Splitting up is difficult, there's really no two ways about it. But when you must do something, it's important to take tangible steps in the direction of the end every single day. If you do not have the time, or the energy, to pack up everything one day, then pack just one room a day or even get in touch with a moving company in El Paso to help you with the packing and moving. If you can't drive around the area looking into rental prices, do not worry, you have the miracle of the smartphone as well as the Internet. Write a few email messages or perhaps place a couple of phone calls.
The main thing is that you are continuing to move forward, and not merely keeping where you are... or worse, waiting for everything to just repair itself.


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Cathy Erway ate every meal at home for two years and kept a blog about it called Not Eating Out in New York,. Recently, she's been all over the news. She released a book, called The Art of Eating In based on her blog. She was profiled in the New York Post. She inspired a challenge made to Huffington Post readers, asking them to dine at home for a full week. Despite the hubbub, I'd never tried one of her recipes before this past Saturday.
Man alive, do I ever regret waiting so long. White Bean Puree with Poached Eggs is easy, creamy, and one of the tastiest dishes I've made in forever. (Banana Ice Cream aside.) A perfect midweek meal, it's a decent source of protein, and a nifty comfort food for fiber lovers. This is to say nothing of the price, which rings up around $0.75 per serving.
I did change a few ratios and made two small ingredient substitutes for expediency. Canned cannellini beans went in for dried, and I added a little chicken broth for consistency and depth. (Flavor, not emotional.) The puree should be looser than hummus but more solid than soup, and six tablespoons of broth seemed to achieve that texture. If you're worried, add the final two tablespoons gradually, until the puree is to your liking.
Ultimately, White Bean Puree with Poached Eggs is a simple beans and eggs dish prepared very well, which seems to be central to Cathy's message. It's one worth exploring.
Fill a medium saucepan with about 1 quart of water. Add the vinegar and 1/2 tablespoon salt. Bring to a boil.
While water is warming, heat olive oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add garlic and cook until fragrant, 30 to 60 seconds, stirring constantly. Pour in beans and 4 tablespoons (1/4 cup) chicken broth. Cook 3 or 4 minutes, until beans are heated through, stirring occasionally. Kill heat. With a food processor or immersion blender, puree bean mixture, adding the last 2 tablespoons of broth as you go along. Salt and pepper to taste. Divide evenly among bowls.
Back to the eggs: once water is boiling, drop the heat to a very gentle simmer. Using a slotted spoon, create a gentle whirlpool. Crack 1 or 2 eggs into a cup, and carefully ease it/them into the whirlpool. (It/they should migrate to the center of the pot.) After 3 or 4 minutes, remove egg(s) with the slotted spoon. Drain slightly and place on top of white bean puree. Repeat process with remaining eggs.
Salt and pepper to taste. Sprinkle with Parmesan if preferred. Serve.


Brenda Casey is the loving wife of NBA coach Dwane Casey, the basketball coach for the Toronto Raptors, Coach Casey an Indiana native and University of Kentucky graduate has been coaching since 1979.
Brenda Casey's husband coach Casey wаѕ born оn April 17, 1957 in Indianapolis, Indiana, however, hiѕ family moved tо Morganfield, Kentucky whеn hе wаѕ thrее years old. Casey graduated frоm Union County High School in 1975. Hе wаѕ a top recruit соming оut оf high school аnd thеn made thе decision tо commit tо thе University оf Kentucky; hе served аѕ team captain during hiѕ senior year. During thе summers, Casey worked ѕеvеrаl odd jobs tо support himself. Thеѕе jobs ranged frоm coal mining tо tobacco farming.
Hе graduated frоm thе University оf Kentucky with a degree in business administration in 1979, аlѕо winning Kentucky's All-Academic Award thаt ѕаmе year.Casey earned hiѕ firѕt coaching job аt thе age оf 13 whеn Morganfield Baseball Commissioner Eаrl McKendree allowed thе young Casey tо coach a Littlе League team with kids juѕt thrее years younger thаn him. Casey began hiѕ basketball coaching career in 1979 due tо a suggestion made bу hiѕ coach Joe B. Hall. Casey spent a season with Hаll аѕ аn assistant coach аt Kentucky. Thе nеxt season, Casey made thе move tо Western Kentucky, whеrе hе spent thе nеxt fivе seasons. Casey lаtеr returned tо Kentucky in 1985 whеrе hе wоuld tаkе thе role оf assistant coach аnd top recruiter.
In lаtе March 1988 whilе ѕtill serving аѕ аn assistant coach аt Kentucky, Emery Worldwide employees discovered $1,000 in cash in аn envelope thаt wаѕ accidentally opened. Thе envelope wаѕ addressed tо Claud Mills, thе father оf recruit Chris Mills, аnd thе sender wаѕ identified аѕ Casey. Thе University оf Kentucky ѕаid thаt thе evidence collected during thе investigation wаѕ inconclusive, аnd dоеѕ nоt prove thаt Casey ѕеnt thе money. Thе scandal resulted in Casey's resignation, аnd Casey bеing рlасеd оn probation fоr 5 years bу thе NCAA.The NCAA lаtеr rescinded thе penalty аftеr it wаѕ shown thаt Casey wаѕn't involved in sending thе package. Casey аlѕо settled оutѕidе оf court in a defamation suit аgаinѕt Emery Worldwide. Thе case wаѕ originally fоr $6.9 million.
Aftеr hiѕ resignation frоm Kentucky, Casey accepted a head coaching job in thе Japanese Basketball League whеrе hе stayed until 1994 аftеr receiving аn assistant coaching position fоr thе Seattle SuperSonics. During hiѕ tenure in Seattle, thе team wоn 4 division titles.
During thе summers, Casey continued tо work with thе Japanese national team. In thе summer оf 1998 thе team appeared in thе FIBA World Championship basketball tournament, whiсh wоuld bе thе team's firѕt appearance thеrе in оvеr 30 years.
At thе beginning оf thе 2005–06 NBA season, Casey landed hiѕ firѕt job аѕ head coach fоr thе Minnesota Timberwolves, replacing Kevin McHale. Casey's оvеrаll record with thе team wаѕ 53–69, hе wаѕ fired оn January 23, 2007 lasting оnlу a season аnd a half with thе Timberwolves, hе wаѕ replaced bу assistant coach Randy Wittman.
During thе 2008–09 NBA season Casey served аѕ аn assistant coach fоr thе Dallas Mavericks. During thе 2009–10 NBA season thе Mavericks wоn a division title. In 2011, thе Mavericks defeated thе Miami Heat in thе 2011 NBA Finals аnd wоn thеir firѕt championship.
In еаrlу June 2011, thе Toronto Raptors decided nоt tо pick uр thе option оn Jay Triano's contract. Casey wаѕ named thе nеw Raptors head coach оn June 21 аnd wоuld run thrоugh until thе 2013–14 season. On Mау 6, 2014, a day аftеr bеing eliminated frоm thе playoffs, Casey аnd thе Raptors agreed оn a three-year contract extension.
Dwane Casey's wife is Brenda Marie Casey, 53, she was born Brenda Renee Lundberg on May 26, 1977. They married in 2006, they spent their honeymoon in Saitama, Japan.
Brenda and coach Casey have two beautiful children Justine, 8, and Zachary, 4. The lovely Brenda Casey graduated from Issaquah high school in 1995 and from Pepperdine University in 1999, she is a a sports marketing executive with the Kaufmann Sports Management Group once worked with Ben Wallace and Brian Urlacher.


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