Most of us eat tomatoes on a daily basis without even realizing it. They form the sauce that goes around our baked beans, the topping for many a delicious pizza, provides the sauce for plenty of pasta dishes, and also makes the perfect addition for any salad and garnish for a brilliant burger. One of the main benefits of this fruit (Yes, that's right – it's a fruit and not a vegetable) is the fact that it's so universal. This is closely followed by the fact that it tastes delicious. Now it's time to take a look at the real serious stuff – the incredible health benefits of the tasty tomato.
1. Want better skin? Tomatoes can help with that! If you just peel the tomato, rub it around the areas of your face that you hate – the bits with blackheads, for example, and wash off thoroughly and you will find that your skin is not only cleansed, but the natural radiance of the skin will be restored as well as the reduction of spots.
2. There is plenty of vitamin A in the tomato which makes it particularly good for the hair. If you want shiny and strong hair, eat more tomatoes or look for shampoo recipes online that contain this fabulous fruit.
3. Remember that vitamin A that we mentioned, well that can have a great effect on your vision as well as your skin and your hair. If you want to avoid things like night blindness and degenerative conditions that are associated with age, definitely increase your tomato intake!
4. Tomatoes contain vitamin K which is great if you want stronger bones.
5. There are lots of antioxidants in tomatoes which is great for many things. Just one of these things is the fact that it can detox your body. If you want a good kick start to losing weight, detoxing using tomatoes is a great idea and can make a great difference.
6. If you regularly suffer from infections, you should eat more tomatoes in your diet because it can help as a natural kind of antiseptic, and this can help if you regularly get all the bugs that are going around town.
7. If you are young and like to party then you should eat more tomatoes for the sheer fact that it can help to protect your liver. We are not saying that you should binge drink and then eat a bunch of tomatoes to make your insides better, we are just saying that if you are going to do it, you may as well try to be healthy (ish) at the same time. The sulfur and chlorine in the tomato well help your liver to be healthy. It's worth a shot, right?
8. If you are a smoker or even an ex-smoker, you can help to fight back against the negative effects of tobacco with the coumaric acid and chlorogenic acid that will help to fight against the carcinogens that smoking increase the body. In turn, this can help to fight against smoking-related cancers too.
9. Speaking of cancer, the tomato can help to reduce your chances of getting it. With plenty of lycopene, studies have shown that there has been a proven link between this compound and cancer cells. With increase lycopenes comes reduced cancer risks – you can't argue with that!
10. Your heart will be healthier when you eat more tomatoes because of the vast amount of nutrients and good stuff it helps to bring to the table. 21 percent of people in one study, for example, showed a reduction of high cholesterol based problems with an increase of tomato plants in their diet. Another study showed a direct result between an increase in tomatoes and a reduction in blood pressure, and all the good antioxidants generally keep things ticking over as they should be. You can't really argue with that, either!


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Indian Mound Mall, closed to most retailers over coronavirus, opens to flood evacuees
Kent Mallett
Newark Advocate
HEATH -- Indian Mound Mall, mostly empty due to coronavirus-related store closures, became the perfect place to keep flood evacuees a safe distance from each other Friday morning.
Emergency officials rescued Newark and Heath residents from homes, apartments and trailers, sometimes with boats, and brought them to the mall. The evacuees, many older residents and some in wheelchairs or on oxygen, sat on benches scattered throughout the mall.
More:Heath, Newark first responders rescue residents trapped by Friday flooding
Some evacuees went to the Salvation Army, but a second wave went to the mall, where Licking County Health Department officials and nurses assisted the effort.
"Our mission has changed," mall General Manager Doug Berg said. "Most of our retailers closed through the end of the month, which is actually a blessing in disguise today. People are spread out far and wide, at least 10 feet apart. We stayed open for this very reason, to be an emergency response center"
Berg said he has volunteered the mall parking lot as a resource for drive-through coronavirus testing or a distribution point for medical supplies and food, but the mission evolved to handle flood evacuees.
A couple school buses dropped off the evacuees about 9:30 a.m. Friday.
"People were in pretty good spirits," Berg said. "A lot of people were wet up to their knees."
Steve and Beth Franks, were rescued from their Hillview Court apartment in the Glenwood Condominuims on Licking View Drive, in Heath, about 6 a.m. The South Fork Licking River flows just south of the condominiums, along Licking View Drive, the only road out.
"We were still in bed and police were on loudspeakers telling everyone to get out," Steve Franks said. "When we were ready to drive out, the road was impassible. Emergency workers picked us up in a canoe."
Beth Franks said it had never flooded like this before. "A couple times Licking View flooded, but it never came into the condo area like this, ever," she said.
Christine Gartner, a paraplegic, said she had never seen flooding this bad in her almost 20 years in the Huron Village Apartments, just north of the South Fork Licking River, in Heath.
"I was up all night long hearing the rain," Gartner said. "The water has come up before, but nothing like this. I had one foot of water in my apartment and 3 feet outside ready to come in. My son stopped in to check on me and said the water was coming over the road."
Nellie Robinson, 79, sat in her wheelchair at the mall after being evacuated from Canterbury Trails Mobile Home Park, in Newark, just west of the South Fork Licking River. She said it's the worst flooding since she moved there in 2006.
"Usually it only comes up to the first trailer," Robinson said. "It came up to mine and I live in the back right near the office. I was sleeping and my neighbor came to the door, and then the fire department."
Berg said several tenants, including The Church in the Mall, Massey's Pizza and Auntie Anne's Pretzels, opened to help the evacuees.
Cherry Valley Hotel has said it is offering special discounted rates for displaced flood victims. People can call 740-788-1200 for information.
kmallett@newarkadvocate.com
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"Cover the Fire" or Live in the Dusk
Derek Pardue
In the not-so-white North of Scandinavia, there are many hours in the summer months when darkness remains on the brink. Total darkness hesitates and one feels an excitement, a wondrous anxiety looking for the edges of light. I gesture toward these borders of being, in the light and in the dark, through photography, a quotidian practice using a commonplace Android cellphone. The images here are intended not as momentous highlights but as provocative suggestions of the banal. Nightly occurrences.
There are no captions to denote details. In dialogue with geographer Pushpa Arabindoo, the objective here is to "write the city (creatively) back into the (critical) urban,"[1] I hope the image-text relationship is contingent and concomitant, their juxtaposition evocative as it connotes.
Our horizons change as darkness approaches and thus our relation to otherness recalibrates. As a nightwalker and nighttime cyclist, I find the brink of darkness to be an anthropological opening that helps me gauge the relationship between shifts in sensorial experience and social knowledge.
"Cover the fire" is a literal translation of couvre feu, an Old French expression originally used to protect the city by ordering dwellers not to leave the source of light unattended as sleep encroached. It is the root of the English word "curfew," which has maintained a sense of authority and control over the city at night.
Curfews have historically played not only a role in statecraft but also in epistemological development. Even phenomenologists have felt the need to cover the fire and shut out darkness as a distinction in knowing in favor of attaching knowledge to light.[2] Our species' limitations in darkness with regard to the faculty of sight has led to a rush to control the night through technology and those who occupy public space at night through robust measures of security. Yet, the taboo of darkness has also created an oppositional feeling of liberation, risk and pleasure. The night as death and danger; darkness as cool and bohemian.
There is a growing body of transdisciplinary literature which addresses many such expressions.[3] My purpose here is to suggest a more general idea of the night as transgressive and that to entertain such an inquiry into this regular but dynamic force in human lives is productive for anthropologists in our search for the parameters and ecologies of knowledge as generative.
The fire is light but it is also importantly energy, a fuel for human thought, a call for a stroll to consider one self and one's surroundings. The night makes us nervous and we are awed by its stillness that seems to take over space as darkness looms and falls onto the city. Most of the time we rush to get through the darkness on our way to the safety of "home" or the controlled leisure of a bar, club or party. We fabricate social situations when the natural environment suggests otherwise.
Freud once wrote, "As for solitude and darkness, all we can say is that these are factors connected with infantile anxiety, something that most of us never wholly overcome"[4] The fire is social and holds philosophical insights. The fire is a political process.
I was inspired to compose this photo essay by my current fieldwork with Muslim youth in Aarhus, Denmark. The overarching research question concerns how marginalized migrant communities navigate the city at night. In Denmark "Muslim" works as a broad term of stigma conflating Shia, Sunni and non-practicing Muslims into one racial category. Integration is currently perceived as a steep if not impossible challenge for Danish society. My initial fieldwork suggests that there is a significant difference in understanding "the night" and "the city," which underpins an operative "rights to the city" feeling and activism among some residents. Living in the dusk is to hang out in a local shisha bar or to repurpose the state-sponsored youth club into a rap music studio or a "girls night" Youtube chat session.
Rachid, a 1st-generation Palestinian immigrant, remarked to me, "the night is when we Muslims get started…we need to take care of elders and go out and buy stuff, we are very active…We hang out, stay up late, snack, drink tea, have snacks. I think this comes from the fact that in the Middle East, most functions, events, etc. don't start until the nighttime. In part, this is because it is simply too hot. We might not sleep for that many hours during the night, maybe 3 hours, but will sleep again in the afternoon. It's just different."
It is different. The enigmatic Brazilian novelist Clarice Lispector wrote through one of her protagonists that "darkness cannot be illuminated; it is a way of life…a vital knot."[5] While anthropologists have carefully considered environmental forces on the human condition, we have been slow to take seriously the sensorial and epistemological aspects of darkness.[6]
I take these pictures to remind me not of a particular moment or place in Aarhus but of an encroaching shift of knowing. I can hide now. I can disappear, though I still may have duties. I can be in the city differently now. I can enjoy the anonymity, the sense that exact time matters less at night, in the dark. It's simply "dark" or "it's nighttime" and circadian rhythms don't follow timepieces in an absolute manner.
The irony of using photography to gesture toward that which is barely visible does not take away its legitimacy. Rather, I posit, photography of the brink of darkness creates critical inquiry into the politics and aesthetics of the everynight.
[1] Arabindoo, Pushpa and Christophe Delory. 2020. Photography as urban narrative, City 24:1-2, 407-422, DOI: 10.1080/13604813.2020.1739413, p.407.
[2] Handelman, Don. 2005. Dark Soundings: towards a phenomenology of night. Paideuma 51: 249.
[3] See, for example, Beaumont, Matthew. 2016. Night Walking: A Nocturnal History of London, Chaucer to Dickens. London: Verso. Gwiazdzinski, Luc. 2005. La nuit, derni`ere fronti`ere de la ville. La Tour d'Aigues, ́ France: Editions de l'Aube.
[4] Freud, Sigmund. 2003. The Uncanny. Translated by David McLintock, Harmondsworth: Penguin Books.
[5] Lispector, Clarice. 1977. A Paixão Segundo G.H., 5th ed., Rio de Janeiro: José Olympio, p. 16.
[6] One exception is Galinier, Jacques et al. 2010. Anthropology of the Night: Cross-Disciplinary Investigations. Current Anthropology, 51(6):819-847.
Migrant youth out of place? Cross-cultural understandings of Night and Belonging in Lisbon and Aarhus
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The House With a Clock in Its Walls Ticks Every Now and Then, But Not All the Way: Review
November 14, 2018 by Jaime Rebanal
Eli Roth directing a film for children was always set to become a fascinating choice, but even as someone who has never exactly been a fan of his overtly gory horror films I can't help but find The House with a Clock in its Walls to already be an experiment that would already have been worth seeing out of pure interest. But perhaps this may be the turn that his career would have needed in order to truly make his career drive my interest once again – already having known him for directing nothing but overtly gory horror films. The very worst tendencies of Roth's torture porn-esque horror films are childish in their own right, yet perhaps directing a film intended for children allows him to embrace that aspect about his work to a much more inviting degree at that, and oddly enough, it seems like the sort of growth that his films so desperately need.
Based on the book by John Bellairs, Jack Black stars as a warlock named Jonathan Barnavelt whose nephew Lewis (Owen Vaccaro) moves in together with him after his parents die in a car accident. But over at Jonathan's home, the young Lewis finds that something strange is up with the house for it makes a strange ticking sound – much like that of a clock, and the moment when it stops ticking would soon mean something bad is about to happen. The book is a perfect gateway for children to get into the horror genre, which is one among many reasons for me to be interested in the idea that Eli Roth would be making it into a film, but what I still find to be so strange is the idea that someone whose style had been defined by distinctively bloody horror films feels so fitting to adapt it to the screen. But because Eli Roth reaches out for far more with this Amblin homage as he sought to create, it's easy enough to say that it has far more endearing qualities than most of his work.
Cate Blanchett and Jack Black always keep this movie ever so fun to watch, but Eli Roth allows for so much to work with given the inventive set pieces – all of which look especially stunning on the big screen. Roth's visual style oddly fits well enough with adapting children's fiction to the screen and even he captures a sense of wonder through all of the nostalgia that shaped the way he sees cinema; again going back to note that this film was made as a tribute to the 1980's Amblin films as well as the horror films that shaped his own life (a nod to the famous "Here's Johnny" scene from The Shining worth noting). It creates a perfect feel like it's within that moment and the nostalgia never at all feels forced, but it's so clear where Roth had grown from there onward. Touching upon his childhood interests, you still find something so clearly passionate about that point in time from the very look of the film – and it always feels so pleasing too. It feels like Roth at some of his most creative, playful, and inviting – something that I've found especially lacking in most of his past work.
The film's screenplay though is one among many of the issues that this movie has to overcome – being written by Eric Kripke who is perhaps best known for creating Supernatural, even the dialogue feels very stinted most of the time. When I listen to most of the characters talk, it often feels awkward. As a matter of fact, most of this film finds itself at its most creative when it's focused on Lewis's life at his uncle's home rather than when he's at school – where he faces the typical bully stereotypes. It also reminds me well enough that during these sequences, I was more focused on the performance of Sunny Suljic rather than Owen Vaccaro – because although Vaccaro wasn't exactly bad in his role, I found his character quite irritating in some regards. Maybe it could have been me just thinking that Sunny Suljic fits a character like this more, because seeing him playing a false friend only to become a bully just feels a tad off. But to go back to the most fun parts of The House with a Clock in Its Walls, it feels like it utilizes those aspects in spades rather than as a whole – the case being all too clear with the lack of screen presence for Kyle MacLachlan's character, which felt like a bad waste of a great actor.
Oddly enough, if this is the sort of route that Eli Roth wants to touch more upon in the future, I must admit that I'm actually down to see him direct another movie for children. There's a whole lot to appreciate about how he seeks to create a perfect gateway into the horror genre for children, because he clearly has so much fun with the material he has, yet its best parts never feel as fully realized as they should be. But there's a clear growth that Roth is showing in terms of what it is that his films really need. It may not be perfect, but The House with a Clock in Its Walls if anything would be a perfect sign that Roth is capable of allowing himself to grow – because of how he's willing to be so playful with an idea and even show a very love to the sort of films that shaped him as a person, by reaching out to that very audience too.
Watch the trailer.
All images via Universal.
Directed by Eli Roth
Screenplay by Eric Kripke, from the novel by John Bellairs
Produced by Brad Fischer, James Vanderbilt, Eric Kripke
Starring Jack Black, Cate Blanchett, Owen Vaccaro, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Sunny Suljic, Kyle MacLachlan
2018 cate blanchett eli roth eric kripke family fantasy horror jack black john bellairs kyle maclachlan owen vaccaro renée elise goldsberry sunny suljic
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Canada goose Relocation in NJ | Birds & Geese Beware, Inc.
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There are many methods that can be used to deter a Canada goose flock from invading your domain. These measures include decoys and harassment through noise. The downfall with these techniques is that a goose will learn and adapt to change very quickly. This makes goose removal a difficult task. When trying to scare these birds away stops working, it's time to try trapping and relocation methods. The team at Birds and Geese Beware, Inc. are very knowledgeable about what it takes for successful Canada goose Relocation. Due to the aggressive nature of the Canada goose, you should never try to capture them yourself. Also keep in mind that this species is federally protected which may limit the way in which you can interact with them.
When trying to successfully control or remove a Canada goose flock, our company knows that the distance of the relocation is irrelevant. Once a goose become comfortable and familiar with their surroundings, they will always find their way back regardless of how far away their home is. Our methodology for removal works by making the goose flock want to willingly remain in their relocated area. Once the birds are trapped, we'll tote them away and relocate them to an area with ample food, shelter and limited threats. In their new environment, they'll forget all about your property allowing you to once again be at peace with your surroundings.
Successful flock control and ultimate flock removal can be obtained by trapping. One of the most straightforward types of traps that we use is the drop net trap. This apparatus can trap multiple geese. Before setting up the trap, we will choose the correct location which is typically near a source of water. This prohibits the geese from sliding out underneath the net. Corn or most bird feeds can act as bait to attract the Canada goose. Patience is necessary for this procedure as the trap must be triggered by hand.
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Categories: New products, Textile. Tags: Ethiopia, scarfs, straw boxes.
The best thing you can do to fill your home with comfort is decorate the interior with beautiful textiles. This runner that looks perfectly on a table for a coffee or a tea ceremony was hand-woven by the Dorze tribe people living in the valley of the Omo River in Southern Ethiopia . Dorse tribe has always been respected in Ethiopia and abroad due to its textiles: for millennia they have woven scarves, stoles , rugs and more.
Till this day, the tribe uses an ancient technology – spindle machines and natural dyes. As the result, all their products are extremely high quality, durable and do not fade.
Ornament and color of the runner wonderfully represents the Ethiopian textiles and can become a "bright spot" in a strict interior of your home, or organically integrate into the the ethnic-style interior. The runner can also be used as a wall panel, couch throw or window curtains.
Very nice, organic and authentic item. I covered with it my coffee table, it looks great!


to show you a better example of a long panning background from an animated short – here is a recreated BG from disney's CLOCK CLEANERS. directed by BEN SHARPSTEEN it was released october 15, 1937. the painting technique here is watercolor, what means that you get the darker tones by applying dozens of layers of kind of dirty water on top of each other. the same painting technique was later used in most of the first feature films as well. many years later disney traditional painters copied the same technique to create the beautiful BG's for LILO AND STITCH. it takes a lot of training to paint like that, but the results in case you master the technique are stunning. the technique the woody woodpecker BG-artist used was different. he painted with gouache color, but he tried to make it look like watercolor. unfortunately the wrong way, by adding more water to the gouache color you can make it look transparent. apparently some painters at that time tried that, avoiding the time-consuming addition of dozens of layers, and just do it in one. if you don't really know what you are doing, like adjusting the colors and values very careful, and control your brushstrokes, it looks like a disaster.


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Норддюрс () — датская коммуна в составе области Центральная Ютландия. Площадь — 721,19 км², что составляет 1,67 % от площади Дании без Гренландии и Фарерских островов. Численность населения на 1 января 2008 года — 38581 чел. (мужчины — 19411, женщины — 19170; иностранные граждане — 1357).

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Коммуна была образована в 2007 году из следующих коммун:
 Грено (Grenaa)
 Нёрре Дюрс (Nørre Djurs)
 Роугсё (Rougsø)
 Сённерхалль (Sønderhald)

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This is officially my first post with a new name – "The Veggie Indian". For those who have landed here at the first time, I have recently moved from Blogger to wordpress and this site was previously known as "UK Rasoi". I am so intrigued to write the story of my little "move" but will talk about that later.
So! New site, new look and a new post. About our good old Kanda-Poha. Poha/Pava/Chivda is a staple breakfast in the state of Maharashtra. A similar dish is very popular in Bihar by the name of Choorha Matar, which is basically the same thing but with different spices. I have posted the recipe on Choorha Matar and its one of most popular recipe on my blog.
Coming back to the Maharashtrian style of Poha- Kande Pohe literally means Onion-ed flattened rice. Pohe are flattened/ beaten rice that can be bought in Indian grocery stores. Since they are dried, they can be stored for long periods. They easily absorb liquids and become instantly edible. They come as thick and thin, and for this recipe you need the THICK ones. (Else you will end up with Pohe lumps).
When I started making Poha initially on my own, I couldn't get it right for the initial 10 times at least. There are disasters and then there are DISASTERS!! Mine was the later one. It was always lumpy and soggy by default and I never could get the taste right. Of course, I was following the method stated at the back of the Poha packet. Which was to soak Pohe into a big bowl of water for 10-15 minutes and then strain, and use them. I also asked one of our distant aunts who lives in Maharshtra for 20 years, And she also stated the same method. I was even more disappointed in myself, especially after I had it at so many of my Marathi friends' homes. And it was always so khila khila (fresh and fluffy). And if I asked them the secret, they were like "ohh! It's so easy peasy", leaving me sulking aside.
So when did I get it right? – At a friend's place, she made Poha for our tea session. And the first time I saw somebody actually making it from scratch in front of me. I was waiting for her to soak the lot and then wash it several times. But instead what she did was just rinse Pohe well and then leave it in a colander ( strainer/chalni) aside while the potatoes were getting cooked. And added them towards the end and switched off. I was like " whattt!!!"; that's it???!!
Always use thick variety of Poha. If you use the thin one, it will immediately go all lumpy and mushy. You don't want that, right?
When making poha, after rinsing them well, press a grain and if it gets crushed/mashed easily then it is be soft enough to be cooked. Otherwise, if it is dry and does not get mashed easily then sprinkle little water over it and mix well.
Once added to the Pan, do not stir the mix rigorously. Stir it very gently so the Poha grains don't break off.
Squeeze some lemon juice at the end and immediately cover it with a lid, this helps ion retaining the moisture and taste. Again, we are making Maharashtrian poha here, and not the U.P. style Choorha hence the procedure is a bit different.
2-3green chillies (depending on how much heat you can handle, add another).
Preparation:- Make sure you have chopped the boiled potato, thawed the green peas if required and chopped off onion and green chilies.
Heat oil in a wide and deep pan (preferably a wok/kadhai) , add peanuts and fry for a minute, take out and keep aside.
Once the oil is hot again, add curry leaves and fry for 30 seconds. Add chillies and fry for a minute. Add onions and fry until translucent.
Add turmeric followed by cubed potatoes. Stir until they are all yellow and lightly fried (1 minute). Add salt and stir in peas. Cook everything together for like 5 minutes, all covered by a lid.
Finally, add in the Pohe and stir well without crushing until they are all yellow. Reduce the heat to minimum and cover for 3-5 minutes. If it looks too dry, add 1 tbsp water along the edge of the pan to generate steam.
At last, add the lemon juice, stir gently and check/adjust seasoning. Stir in the fried peanuts.
Garnish with cilantro and grated coconut. Serve HOT and fresh!
In the Kande Pohe recipe, the fried onions add the sweetness, the peanuts give the crunch and protein, along with the peas to the savoury soft Pohe. Lemon juice gives a dash of tanginess. You may play with the ingredients as per your preference.
Adding sugar is also totally optional, it doesn't make Pohe sweet in case you are wondering. It only imparts a subtle sweet-ish flavour which is nice as an add on.
I don't fry the peanuts for making Poha. I usually keep a container full of roasted Pohe, to make Chutneys, Sabudana Khichdi or Pohe etc. in a jiffy. So I simply use those roasted peanuts just before I drop in Pohe. So I mix peanuts well with potatoes and masala and then add Pohe at the end.
You may totally skip Potatoes and/or peas, if required. I usually don't add peas to this and very less potatoes. There is another version of Maharashtrian Poha, which doesn't require potato, peas etc. will post that very soon.
They look gorgeous ..Cant explain it in words ..Just amazing ..
looks yum! my fav weekend brunch!
im not a poha person but this recipe may change my mind…love that first shot! And congrats on getting everything done, look beautiful.
Like the new name and the new site. And the poha looks just great.
wonderful clicks as usual Nupur.. poha looks very tempting..
Congratulations on your new site…it looks beautiful! And your poha looks wonderful, too!
Is this easy to reheat? I am making for a party and don't want to serve cold but will have to transport it along with othr dishes.
Thanks Lalith for your kind words. Happy Diwali to you too.


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Carrie Underwood's Best Instagram Workouts
Carrie Underwood's Fittest Moments Will Inspire You to Get Creative With Your Workouts
The 36-year-old mom of two never makes excuses.
By Nicol Natale Published: Jun 24, 2019
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Carrie Underwood is a big-time country singer and mom of two, but the Grammy-winning star always makes time for a good sweat sesh. Despite having a scary fall last year that left her with more than 40 stitches, Underwood didn't let her injury sideline her.
"I was trying to stay with it," Underwood told Women's Health in an interview. "I just feel better when I do something. So if I had an injury that I was working through, I didn't want the rest of me to feel icky too, you know?"
The star also says that she also loves running around her hilly neighborhood and works out at her home gym. Lucky for us, the mom-of-two, who started her own activewear line CALIA by Carrie Underwood, shares her workouts on Instagram to show just how hard she's working to be healthy, toned, and strong. And, yeah, prepare to be impressed.
Here are some of Underwood's most inspiring fitness Instagram moments.
1. She lifts weights
Underwood understands the importance of strength training for women, so she makes sure not to skimp on strength training. We all know the power of planks. The isometric move tightens your core like no other exercise, but here, Underwood kicks them up a notch with renegade rows, working her back and arm muscles.
Underwood makes this strength move look like cake as she poses alongside her husband and former professional hockey player Mike Fisher. "Better together!" she wrote in the caption of the Instagram post.
2. Her boys make working out more entertaining
Workouts are a family bonding event in Underwood's household. It's not uncommon for Underwood's sons, Jacob and Isaiah, to join her and her husband's workouts. "My boys make work outs fun (and a bit less productive, but that's ok)!" she wrote in this Instagram post. I mean, whatever gets her to squat lower and squeeze those glutes tighter, right?!
3. She faces the same weight loss struggles as any mom
After giving birth to her two boys, Underwood used Instagram to share how she was coping with her postpartum body—something that many moms can relate to. "I'm going to be honest, 'bouncing back' after having Jacob has been much more difficult than after I had Isaiah, and I've been pretty hard on myself lately," she wrote in the caption.
"I go into the gym and I can't run as fast or as far. I can't lift as much weight or do as many reps as I could a year ago." However, the country singer says that she would "stop analyzing every angle and every curve and every pound and every meal" and take her weight loss journey day by day until she reaches her goals.
4. She finds ways to squeeze in exercise
Getting in shape doesn't require expensive exercise equipment and hours at the gym. Underwood capitalizes on any opportunities she has to help her get stronger, like during play time at the playground. "Sometimes you have to work your baby into your workout...but that's ok because the world is your playground!" she wrote in the caption, while casually doing pull-ups on a monkey bar.
5. She's willing to try things outside of her comfort zone
While many of Underwood's workouts involve running and lifting weights, she isn't opposed to trying something new. In this Instagram post, Underwood performs a Chaturanga yoga pose with one of her sons and shares her inexperience with yoga: My workout buddy...mama's in @caliabycarrie and the big man is in his fire truck PJs...whatever works!" she wrote in the caption. "PS, please excuse my yoga form...I don't do much yoga, but like to stretch..."
6. She focuses on strengthening her arms
Building upper-body strength is especially important for women because they're constantly carrying their kids and heavy groceries. And Underwood says she's been working on strengthening her arms for this very reason. "I've been working on my arms a lot more this year...loving the progress!" she wrote in the caption. "I figure my son is only going to get bigger and I want to be able to pick him up and haul him around for as long as I can!!!"
7. She isn't afraid of getting sweaty
Posing flushed and sweaty with a bench and medicine ball in the background, we can pretty much guess that Underwood just worked her bum off during this workout—and look at those shoulder muscles! "I'm a sweaty mess, but I'm a sweaty mess in an adorable tank!" she wrote in the caption.
8. She doesn't skimp on core work
OK, we admit that this obviously isn't a gym post, but Underwood is definitely showing us a clear shot of her six-pack. The star looked relaxed—and ripped—as she lounges on a boat. We see you, girl!
9. She gets creative with workout equipment
No gym equipment? No problem! Underwood posted this killer video of her using a kitchen towel for a leg workout. "If you've got towels and a smooth floor surface, you've got yourself a workout!," she wrote in the caption. "No need for tons of equipment or complicated moves. It's @erinoprea approved!! Now get moving!!!!"
10. She wears the right workout gear
Underwood knows that your workout gear can play a big role in your sports performance. That's why she created CALIA by Carrie Underwood, an affordable line of high-quality workout clothes for women of all shapes and sizes. Here, Underwood shows off some of her favorite pieces from her line while working out—proving that her gear is fit for sweat.
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Vishal's Irumbu Thirai, directed by debutante P.S.Mithran, is one of the promising films of the year, which is scheduled for a 2018 Republic Day release, on January 26.
Now, it has been officially revealed that Vishal will be playing an army officer in the film, who is a Major. Vishal's character name in the film is, 'Major R.Kathiravan, IC41620L', who'd apparently be locking his horns against Action King Arjun, the baddie.
The film, which features Samantha as the female lead, has music by Yuvan Shankar Raja, cinematography by George.C.Williams and editing by Ruben.


It is that time of the year again beloved. It is the time that Christians will seek any validation to participate in the most openly evil event in this country. To support this each year there inevitably will be one or two Christian celebrities who will come out and provide the necessary cover. We are of course talking about Halloween. Steeped in druidic and satanic tradition, Halloween is the one day of the year claimed by those who openly serve the devil. It is quite simply a day Christians should want no part of it. There is absolutely nothing pure or innocent about it. It cannot be redeemed. You cannot decree or declare it away. One year Mark Driscoll wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post defending Christians who celebrate Halloween by using the "relevance" argument. Driscoll argued that he wanted to be relevant to the community around him. How sad that he never learned as a pastor your job is the opposite. You are supposed to create a shining city on a hill. Something different for those looking to escape Sodom. Driscoll would fall from grace a few years later although he has slinked back into the charismatic landscape recently. Another year it was Christian music star Natalie Grant who wrote an article defending it using the "I just want to dress my eight year girl up as a princess" argument. The point I made then was simply that when your child is 14 and dressing up as a zombie from the Walking Dead or 18 and dressing up as a Goth witch remember that you were the one who taught them that it was ok.
Where Driscoll went for relevance and Grant for moral relativism, the chosen foundational argument for Wilson is to butcher the proper Biblical understanding of judgment. It is not that Halloween participating Christians fear judgment from their brethren. They fear the truth. Somewhere deep inside they already know what they are doing is wrong. If they have the indwelt Holy Spirit it is impossible not to. What they are looking for is validation and confirmation that they are doing the right thing when they already know they are not. Are we talking the unpardonable sin here? Of course not. The Bible warns us to have nothing to do with the deeds of darkness for a reason though and we readily offer up our children for this one which is something I just do not get.


Orangeburg , NY - The Nyack College softball team earned their first sweep of the season when they defeated the Jefferson University Rams on Saturday afternoon with scores of 8-2 and 4-1.
Jefferson got one more run in in the top of 7th when they scored their second home run of the day.
Pitcher Alyssa Giampolo pitched two complete games and earned both wins on the day. She allowed two earned runs and struck out a combined 11 batters over both games. Katie Lupinacci finished the day with a combined four hits in six at bats, with two home runs and four runs batted in.
Nyack will be back on Monday to host the Kutztown University Golden Bears at 2 and 4pm in a non-conference double-header.


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By Wang Xiang | January 7, 2010, Thursday | Online Edition
A MAN accused of being one of the most prolific serial killers in China stood trial today on charges of murdering 13 people including police officers, rich businessman and teenage girls.
Cheng Ruilong, a 37-year old Guangdong Province native, allegedly committed robbery, rape, and extortion across six provinces since May, 1996, Guangzhou Daily reported today.
He is also charged with raping an eighth-grade schoolgirl before killing her in 1999, prosecutors said in Foshan Intermediate People's Court in Jiangxi Province. His trial is expected to last two days.
Cheng was sentenced to seven years in prison in 2005 in Jiangxi Province for robbery, serving time under the alias Zhou Quan.
Not long before his release, fingerprints released by China's Ministry of Public Security linked the prisoner with the man at the top of their most-wanted list.
Cheng was said to have used more than a dozen aliases and cut his face to make himself unrecognizable, the court heard.
He allegedly confessed all his crimes to police after they promised he could see his son.


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Springboro grad, U.S. Army sergeant dies in Miamisburg motorcycle crash
A 2019 Springboro High School graduate and U.S. Army sergeant was killed over the weekend in a Miamisburg motorcycle crash.
A crash report filed Wednesday by the Miami Twp. Police Department identified the crash victim as 21-year-old Seth Patrick Vision of Springboro.
The crash happened shortly after 2:15 a.m. Saturday when Vision was headed east on a 2009 Honda motorcycle on Ferndown Drive after turning from northbound Hunt Drive, the report stated.
Vision was ejected and struck a tree after he crossed the centerline into the westbound lane and struck the curb, losing control, according to the report.
He was taken by the Miami Valley Fire District to a Kettering Health hospital, where he was pronounced deceased.
Vision was stationed with Arrow Troop, 1st Squadron, 40th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 11th Infantry Division at Joint Base, Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, according to his obituary.
A funeral visitation is from 11 to 3 p.m. Saturday followed by a memorial service at 4 p.m. at Fairhaven Church, 637 E. Whipp Road, Centerville.
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Discovery: the UK is not a Scandinavian country
Those were heady days, 16 months ago, "Who sets the gauge rules the world". Ruling the world seemed a possibility for the Government Digital Service (GDS).
Sprint 14: 29 January 2014
You've improved people's lives -- and saved billions. @mtbracken thanks @gdsteam and rest of govt. Well done. pic.twitter.com/PaCpcDnUsm
— Jennifer Pahlka (@pahlkadot) February 3, 2015
'Who sets the gauge rules the world' liking the railway / open standards analogy @timoreilly #sprint15 pic.twitter.com/YzBjhuIjgR
— Jane O'Loughlin (@teacampLondon) February 3, 2015
"You've improved people's lives". That was taken at face value once. But now we need to know which people? How much have their lives been improved? In what way have they been improved? And has GDS really saved billions?
GDS may believe that "we've achieved so much". But, 31 May 2016, we read that the EU disagrees:
The 2016 Digital Economy and Society Index shows the UK down one place from the 15th place it achieved last year.
While the UK is the top-ranked for its open data policies, it fell short in other areas – particularly pre-filled forms on government websites.
And, 26 May 2016, we read that the Labour Party disagrees:
It is also two years since the Cabinet Office published their Digital Inclusion Strategy, setting April 2016 deadlines which have passed without fanfare or indeed any update whatsoever. One of these targets was to reduce the number of people lacking digital capability by 25%. I await their progress report, but in the meantime figures from other sources don't fill me with hope.
Go ON UK's Digital Exclusion Heatmap, created with the London School of Economics and the BBC in late 2015, shows that 23% of people in the UK do not possess basic digital skills.
And, 24 May 2016, it turns out that IBM disagree, too:
A wave of digital transformation has undoubtedly swept over Europe in the last decade and none have embraced this digital change at a greater rate than our Nordic cousins. While the Scandinavian countries are currently the most advanced in terms of realising a truly mature model of effective eGovernment, Great Britain is still at the 'enablement' stage of the journey.
"Still at the enablement stage" (ouch!)? Or "we've achieved so much"? Which is it?
That's a poser for Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service. Should he maybe hire some Scandinavian digital transformation people? Harder question for him, should he maybe acknowledge that we Brits don't see government the same way the Scandinavians do?
Communicating via the walls
RIP IDA – in search of a rôle
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What you missed in Saluki basketball
Left: Freshman forward Abby Brockmeyer reacts while defending the ball from SIUE freshman Christen King Monday, Nov. 27, 2017, during the Salukis' loss to the SIUE Cougars at SIU Arena. Right: Junior guard Sean Lloyd Jr looks for a teammate to pass to Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017, during the Salukis' 69-74 loss against the St. Louis University Billikens at Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri. (Both Images: Brian Muñoz | @BrianMMunoz)
By Nathan Dodd, Sports Editor
After final exams ended and students departed SIU for Christmas break, the Saluki men and women's basketball teams remained in action.
The culmination of the fall semester marked the initiation of the Missouri Valley Conference schedule for the Saluki aquads.
Each team experienced its own unique compilation of dramatics victories, tough losses, setbacks, flourishing talent and injuries that landed the Salukis where they are now.
Saluki women's basketball
Days after the semester concluded, coach Cindy Stein's 5-4 team made a lengthy trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico. Southern suffered two losses in the Puerto Rico Classic to the University at Albany and the University of Miami.
In the loss to UAB, sophomore guard Nicole Martin posted a career-high 20 points. In the following game against Miami, Martin tallied another 14 points.
As losers of three consecutive games, Stein's squad trended in the wrong direction as the conference schedule approached. The Salukis headed to MVC play with a record of 4-7.
Southern looked like a rejuvenated team following a nine-day span without competition. In the MVC opener, the Salukis posted a 74-62 win against the Evansville Purple Aces.
Against the Purple Aces, freshman forward Abby Brockmeyer finished with 27 points and 14 rebounds — both career-highs.
Two days later, Brockmeyer carried the Salukis to victory against Indiana State. In the 64-45 triumph, she registered 16 points, eight rebounds and a career-best four blocks.
Brockmeyer's strong performances earned her recognition as MVC Player and Newcomer of the Week. She became the fifth player in MVC history and first in SIU history to sweep both honors in the same week.
The Salukis returned home for their first game at SIU Arena in nearly a month for a matchup with the Northern Iowa Panthers.
Southern secured a victory in overtime against the Panthers due in part to freshman guard Makenzie Silvey's career-high 17 points.
"Makenzie is fearless," Stein said. "She could miss ten shots in a row and she will still believe that she's going to make the next one. And she usually does."
SIU's 3-0 start in the MVC was snapped by Drake two days later. In the 11-point loss to the first-place Bulldogs, Silvey and senior guard Kylie Giebelhausen each compiled 13 points.
"I'm disappointed, but I'm also extremely encouraged," Stein said following the loss to Drake. "This is a great game to have this time of year as it shows us what we need to do better. That's what I'm encouraged about."
The Salukis responded well in their next matchup at Bradley as Martin knocked down two clutch free throws that gave the Salukis the lead with six seconds remaining.
However, the Salukis were not as fortunate in Sunday's game at Illinois State.
After it led the entire game, Southern surrendered its lead with just under four minutes left to play. The Redbirds held strong and sealed their victory.
Returning students will be able to see the Saluki women in action at SIU Arena on Jan. 19 in a matchup against Loyola.
Saluki men's basketball
Eleven days after junior guard Marcus Bartley returned from a wrist injury, the Salukis appeared to be near fully healthy with word that senior forward Thik Bol was near returning.
On Dec. 17, the Salukis took down the Lamar Cardinals, 71-61 behind 21 points and five assists from junior guard Sean Lloyd.
"We came in tuned in," Lloyd said. "The outcome was a ten point win."
Against the Cardinals, SIU took a blow as junior guard Eric McGill injured his hand. Southern later found out that McGill would miss the rest of the season.
Two nights later, on Military Appreciation Night, the Salukis gave the home crowd a show with a 102-64 win over North Carolina A&T.
In the win, six Salukis — Lloyd, junior guard Armon Fletcher, junior center Kavion Pippen, sophomore guard Aaron Cook, senior forward Jonathan Wiley and senior guard Tyler Smithpeters — scored in double figures.
"We have got a group of young men who can score the basketball and when we share it like that, we have a chance to be special," coach Barry Hinson said following the victory.
Hinson's squad then traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada for a matchup with the Nevada Wolfpack and ex-Saluki Jordan Caroline.
Behind Caroline's 13 points and seven rebounds, the Wolfpack dismantled the Salukis, 86-64.
In the second game of the Las Vegas Classic, Lloyd tallied 19 points, along with 12 points each from Cook and Fletcher, that earned Southern a 74-64 win over Duquesne.
SIU then traveled to Northern Iowa for its first MVC matchup of the season. Pippen's 14 points and five rebounds led the Salukis to their first victory at UNI in 14 years.
After they pulled off the upset at UNI, the Salukis returned home and fell victim to the Drake Bulldogs. SIU competed in the game without junior forward Rudy Stradnieks who battled the flu.
To make matters worse following the 70-67 loss to Drake, Hinson confirmed that Bol — who dressed and participated in pre-game warmups — would miss the remainder of the season. Bol joined McGill and Wiley as members of the team that fell victim to season-ending injuries.
"I'm extremely disappointed in what this team is having to go through," Hinson said. "This team can't take much more adversity."
Later that week, the Salukis came out on top of a dramatic game against the Evansville Purple Aces.
Led by Cook's 14 points, SIU overcame a late four-point deficit and defeated Evansville 65-63. The victory was the first time that Southern defeated Evansville at SIU Arena since 2013.
"I think the significance of this game was that they had beat us the last four times in this building," Hinson said following the win. "We found ourselves down at 3:44 and found a way to win it. I couldn't be any prouder of our group of guys."
Following their dramatic victory, the Salukis dropped their next two games on the road to Valparaiso and Bradley.
Southern returned home for a nationally-televised matchup against Illinois State on Jan. 13.
The Salukis overcame a 14-point disadvantage in the second half and downed the Redbirds, 74-70.
In that game, Fletcher tallied 26 points, four rebounds and three steals. Lloyd and Pippen contributed 14 and 13 points, respectively.
"We gathered as a team and said we're going to fight," junior guard Sean Lloyd said. "We just kept fighting, kept fighting and things turned our way."
The Salukis travel to Loyola on Jan. 17 for the first game of the spring semester. Students can see SIU in action when they return to SIU Arena on Jan. 21 for a matchup against Northern Iowa.
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Yes, Our Lives Are Intersectional: Reflections on the Secular Social Justice Conference
by Maggie Ardiente • 2 February 2016
I had the honor of attending and participating as a speaker at the Secular Social Justice Conference held at Rice University in Houston, Texas, this past weekend. Co-organized by author Dr. Sikivu Hutchinson and Houston Black Nonbelievers leader Donald Wright, the event brought together over 100 humanists and atheists—the majority from black, Latino, feminist, and LGBTQ communities—from across the country. In my ten years as a humanist activist working for the American Humanist Association, I found it to be one of the most enlightening, inspirational, and engaging conferences I've ever attended.
I sat on one of the first panels of the conference, "Feminisms of Color and the Secular Movement," alongside Deanna Adams, who blogs at Musings on a Limb; Heina Dadabhoy, an ex-Muslim activist and Freethought Blogs contributer; AJ Word, founder of the DC-based Secular Sistahs; and Dr. Hutchinson, who moderated the panel.
For many years, the humanist movement has been referred to as "male, pale, and stale," and leaders have wanted to see changes that reflect the growing diversity of people who identify as humanist, atheist, secular, or as freethinkers. Though it continues to be part of the American Humanist Association's mission to defend the separation of church and state, criticize dangerous religious ideas, and promote scientific inquiry and reason, it is also our humanistic duty to "aspire to the greater good of humanity" by standing up for marginalized communities and addressing the issues that affect them.
In this context, and as a Filipina raised in a conservative religious tradition, I addressed three primary challenges facing feminists of color in the secular movement: the lack of women of color in leadership positions, the lack of economic justice advocacy as it relates to reproductive access, and the attempt by some to hijack the word "humanist" to replace "feminist." I also criticized the argument that humanists, by definition, are absolved from ever being racist, sexist, or classist. My fellow panelists echoed similar challenges, mainly the lack of understanding of the concerns of women of color, and provided concrete ways leaders can help overcome these challenges.
Throughout the conference, many shared personal stories of experiencing racism and sexism in the secular movement, addressed concerns about erasure of black and Latino voices in history, emphasized the need to recognize slavery as an injustice that carries repercussions even today, discussed the economic justice needs of immigrants, and many more issues that I don't often hear at national secular conferences.
It didn't surprise me that as I live-tweeted so many important words being said and conversations taking place during the conference, we received negative feedback from a small number of our followers on Twitter. But I couldn't help but feel shocked by the hate behind the words: "I oppose black racism, a topic you cowardly PC f***s refuse to acknowledge." "People who need safe spaces are cowards." "There has never been violence or suppression of minorities at [secular] conferences." I can confidently say that though these people may call themselves humanists, they are not humanists by our definition of the word.
If you were unable to attend the Secular Social Justice Conference, I encourage you to read many of the live-tweets and commentary that took place during the event by following the hashtag #ssjcon on Twitter. Participants and activists such as Sincere Kirabo, Greta Christina, and Deanna Adams will also be writing about their experiences and thoughts on the conference, and I encourage you to read them to learn more about what it means to be involved in social justice work as humanists.
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Maggie Ardiente is the Director of Development for PFLAG National. She previously worked as the Director of Development and Communications for the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, and for twelve years was the American Humanist Association Director of Development and Communications and senior editor of TheHumanist.com.


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Wyoming - Recording Interrogations Compendium
Information on the policy and history of recording custodial interrogations in Wyoming.
Wyoming has no statute or court rule requiring recording of custodial interrogations.
Lee v. State, 2 P.3d 517, 527 (Wyo. 2000): "There is no requirement in the law of Wyoming that interviews and interrogations be electronically recorded."
Lara v. State, 25 P.3d 507, 511 (Wyo. 2001):
The district court noted that the problems that came up in the suppression hearing, as well as in this appeal, could be avoided if tape recorders were used in interviews. The district court also noted that the county attorney's office repeatedly had been reminded that it would be a good idea to tape interviews:
'Instead they want to do it some other way and they expose themselves in every case to the–to the allegations that–that something was left out or misinterpreted or incorrectly emphasized, and they have to end up explaining to me and to the jury why they don't do it. Their explanations don't make sense to me, but I don't–it's not my prerogative to tell them they have to do that.'
…we agree with the district court that tape- recorded interviews do leave far fewer loose ends to be tied up and in many, if not most, instances would be a well-advised protocol to follow.
The Gillette, Wyoming News Record, April 28, 2010: "The Campbell County Sheriff's Office has begun recording interrogations, a move agency officials say was influenced by the outcome of a molestation trial. Video cameras have been installed in the agency's four interview rooms and a polygraph room . . . . In the past, the Sheriff's Office has come under fire for not taping interviews. In many cases, there was no video or audio recording of what was said during an interview – a practice defense attorneys often attacked to try to discredit deputies' testimony. The issue came to the forefront in September 2008 when a Gillette woman was found not guilty of molestation charges after testifying that her confession had been coerced . . . . The verdict forced the Sheriff's Office to re-examine its policy. After months of internal discussion, officials issued a directive requiring deputies to record every interview when practical,…" It's kind of a trend in law enforcement," [a Sheriff's Department Lt.] said. "It's what the courts want. It's what the prosecutors want…In a poll of the state's 23 sheriff's offices, The News Record found that Campbell County was the only department that didn't regularly record what suspects say….Campbell County Sheriff … hopes the new video system will eliminate any questions jurors have about what was said during an interview. I think they're a great addition to the department, [the Sheriff] said."
Departments we have identified that presently record:
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Casper Gillette City Lovell
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The long orange line: Broncos Country shares its passion as training camp begins
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. –Sean Laczkowski, Michael Hampson and Jerrod Crook parked their sleeping bags and blankets on East Broncos Parkway long before the last Broncos employees left UCHealth Training Center on Wednesday night.
By 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday, the three friends had staked out the front spot in line for the opening of Broncos training camp for the fourth consecutive year.
The event has become a tradition now for Laczkowski, Hampson and Crook, who went to high school together and have stayed friends as they attend different colleges in Colorado.
Their parents haven't always been happy with their decision to camp out, especially when construction on the Broncos' training center led the boys to sleep on Colfax Avenue ahead of a practice at Sports Authority Field. But that wouldn't stop the trio.
"They understand that's a tradition now, and we're going to go no matter what," Laczkowski said.
The strewn backpacks and blankets; the empty water bottles and fast food bags; the football and the Broncos gear – they've all become part of the experience. There's always a twist, of course. On Wednesday night and into Thursday morning, they passed the time playing PokemonGO and charades, and they fended off a rogue spider and dodged sprinklers.
They said they wouldn't trade these campouts, which have become more than just an opportunity to watch the Broncos, for anything. It's a chance to meet up with other fans and strengthen a sense of connection with the organization.
Kevin Sellers was just one of the fans who was overjoyed by the moment. He bounced around and posed for pictures from the third spot in line as he celebrated a long trip to Denver. Sellers biked 2,700 miles from Alaska toward Key West and drove the rest of the nearly 2,000 miles to finish the first leg of the trip. On his drive back to Juneau, he chose to make his first stop in Denver since 2008.
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Some of Broncos Country's most passionate fans were lined up for the opening of training camp Thursday morning. (photos by Aric DiLalla except for those noted by Eric Bakke)
The last stop before the UCHealth Training Center came in Amarillo, Texas, and he drove through a tornado and seven-inch flash flood in La Junta, Colorado. The weather didn't matter to Sellers. After spending years among Seahawks fans in Alaska, he was just glad to make it "home."
"It all culminates with this," Sellers said. "This is like my Super Bowl LI, because I only get down here like once every 10 years. What a way to start a year at champ camp.
"It's the highlight of my year before it even starts."
Lori Queen of Delta, Colorado feels the same way. She's a self-proclaimed Broncos "nut" who ended up with the fifth spot in line alongside her husband, Tom, and grandson Tatum.
For the second year in a row, they plan to attend the first and last day of training camp. They'll stay in a local hotel when they make the trip from the Western Slope, and Tom will tag along with his wife, who knows she's "crazy" when it comes to football.
And to look up and down the line of thousands of Broncos fans, it's clear these stories are not unusual. Even for an unusually early hour, there were few bleary eyes down the sidewalk of East Broncos Parkway.
Instead, there were cheers and shouts and outfits that varied in many ways except for the color: orange.
For the people like 28-year-old Edward Pitts, who came straight to the line from a double shift at the Hyatt Regency in the Denver Tech Center, training camp is an opportunity to get close to the action. Last year, he slept in his car in the park.
He wouldn't have missed a chance to celebrate the beginning of football season.
He wouldn't have missed a chance to not just watch the team, but to feel like a part of the community.
A quick look up and down the street – and later, the berm – would reveal a pretty simple truth: Plenty of other Broncos fans felt the exact same way.
2016 training camp gets underway
The Broncos' 2016 training camp is underway with the start of Thursday's practice at UCHealth Training Center. (photos by Eric Bakke)


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The Witch plays a major part in "The Witch's Garden" in which Finn and Jake trespass upon a Witch's Garden and Jake steals a donut. The Witch strips Jake of his powers and throws the troublesome two out of her garden. Jake later must apologize when Finn is in terrible danger. The Witch does not accept Jake's apology, and says that Jake and his subconscious must apologize while dancing with flowers in their pants. She tries to film them, saying that it will be a hit in her news letter. She seems to have many magical powers, including being able to see Jake's subconscious and being able to strip people of their magical powers like she did to Jake and a bagel. She mentions in the episode that she is not married, but seems to have a great big garden filled with "millions of donuts". She can also tell if people are lying.
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House Foreign Affairs Chairman Rep. Eliot Engel said the Trump administration is four months late to a deadline requiring a report on the U.S. government's efforts to impose sanctions on human rights abusers in Russia. | Jacquelyn Martin/AP Photo
Dems accuse Trump of flouting Russia sanctions deadline
By ANDREW DESIDERIO
The leaders of the House Foreign Affairs and Financial Services Committees are accusing the Trump administration of violating a law requiring a report on human rights abuses in Russia.
Rep. Eliot Engel (D-N.Y.), the chairman of the Foreign Affairs panel, and Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), the Financial Services chairwoman, on Monday said the Trump administration is four months late to a deadline requiring a report on the U.S. government's efforts to impose sanctions on human rights abusers in Russia.
"Given the concerning increase and high profile of human rights violations in Russia, it is important that the administration take action under the Russia Magnitsky Act in order to send a clear signal to members of Vladimir Putin's repressive government that their actions will not go unanswered and make clear to the world the United States' profound concern about the deteriorating human rights conditions in the Russian Federation," Engel and Waters wrote to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
A Democratic aide said the Trump administration "had assured us at working levels that the report was done and just delayed by bureaucracy," but Engel and Waters moved to demand the report on Monday "once it became clear that we were facing a more protracted delay."
The committee chairs are demanding the annual report and an explanation for its delay by May 17.
The Trump administration has come under fire from Democrats and Republicans for slow-walking the implementation of mandatory sanctions against Russia, including those intended to punish Moscow for its interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Franco Aldo Parisi Fernández (born 25 August 1967) is a Chilean business engineer and economist. He received recognition for doing radio and television programs about economy along with his brother Antonino Parisi, and has been nicknamed "the economist of the people". In 2012 he launched his independent candidacy for president for the 2013 elections in Chile. Parisi ideologically identifies himself as a social liberal. In November 2021 he reached the third place of votes in the first round of the presidential elections, behind José Antonio Kast and Gabriel Boric.

Parisi has not visited Chile in several years, due to having an outstanding warrant for his arrest for not paying child support.

Biography
Parisi was born in Santiago de Chile on 25 August 1967. He studied at the Escuela Experimental Salvador Sanfuentes, and completed his secondary studies at the Instituto Nacional. He also briefly studied at Chile's Military Academy. He graduated with a degree in business administration at the University of Chile, and obtained a doctorate in the same subject at the University of Georgia.

Parisi served as visiting professor at Rice University (2002–03), University of Alabama (2000), University of Georgia (1999), and Georgetown University.  He has held academic positions at Texas Tech University and the University of Alabama, the former which ended after allegations of sexual harassment from university students.  In Chile, he was a professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Chile, where he also worked as a vice dean and interim dean in 2010 and was a member of the Group of Monetary Politics (Grupo de Política Monetaria). He ran for dean but lost the election to Manuel Agosín. He also worked at the for-profit Andrés Bello National University, where he was appointed dean of the Business Faculty, and, subsequently became the dean of the Chilean Institute for Executive Development (IEDE), both owned by Laureate International Universities. He resigned the office in July 2012.

In the 1990s, Parisi worked as a junior part-time government advisor in different issues. On 10 June 2010 he was appointed councilor of the Chilean Copper Commission (Cochilco) by president Sebastián Piñera. He left office on 10 June 2012.

During 2011, following a controversy with local retailer La Polar, Parisi made several appearances in Chilean radio and television and his economy phenomena explanations in colloquial terms started to become his trademark. At midyear, Parisi started a TV show called Los Parisi: el poder de la gente (The Parisis: the power of the people), a television program hosted by him and his brother Antonino Parisi. The program was initially broadcast on Vía X, and then in La Red. In March 2012, he advised the leaders of the protests in Aysén.

Presidential candidacy
He announced his presidential pre-candidacy as an independent on 30 January 2012, and called for "independent primaries" against Marco Enríquez-Ominami; however, Enríquez-Ominami declined the proposal. Although some members of the Regionalist Party of the Independents (PRI) wanted the party to support Parisi, the PRI ended up promoting their own candidate, Ricardo Israel. Members of RN requested their directive board "freedom of action" to support Parisi.

In early June 2013, Parisi announced the collection of fifty thousand signatures of people supporting his candidacy, which allowed him to register his candidacy before the Electoral Service of Chile on 7 August 2013.

Personal life
On 16 June 1996,  he married Laura Lee Campbell in Clarke, Georgia, United States; the couple divorced on 5 January 2009.

Works

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External links

 Official candidacy website

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Practically everyone in the developed western countries can write to some degree these days. Illiteracy is largely a thing of the past, but there still remains a huge gap between good writing and bad writing. By "good writing" I don't mean magnetic copy that compels the reader to stay riveted to the seat, reading every word with relish, although writing that kind of copy is great. I mean ordinary writing that observes the basic fundamental rules of spelling, punctuation and grammar.
English class at school was probably boring for you. It was for me, and yet I always loved the written word. It has always amazed me how it's possible to combine words in so many ways to bring out different emotions in people. It's a powerful thing, yet it's so easy to destroy the magic. Just one wrongly spelled word, an incorrect punctuation, or some bad grammar can ruin the whole effect.
"… loose and lose …"
The mistake that I see most often on the Internet is the confusion between "loose" and "lose." I read sales letters that tell me I can't loose on this great deal. Hmm… perhaps I could tighten though… The difference is simple: if your pants keep falling down, they are loose; and if you gamble and you don't win, you lose.
If the way you are pronouncing the two words, "loose" and "lose," is the thing confusing you, then this is how you should pronounce each word. Pronounce "loose" with a short "oo" sound, and pronounce "lose" with a long "oooo" sound, a bit like the wind wailing at night. It does seem illogical, I admit, but that's how it goes.
The other words commonly confused include "its" and "it's." Here's a simple way to determine which is right. Try saying the phrase with "it is" instead. If it sounds right, then it probably is right. If not, then it's probably wrong. For example, "It's a nice day." Saying, "It is a nice day" works fine, so "it's" is the one to use. However, "The dog wags its tail" sounds wrong when you say, "The dog wags it is tail," so "its" without an apostrophe "s" is the one to use there.
The use of the apostrophe in the case of "it's" denotes a contraction of the two words, "it is." On the other hand, "its," without the apostrophe, denotes possession, as in the earlier example of the dog wagging its tail; the tail is owned (possessed) by the dog.
"… their, there and they're …"
Another couplet that often confuses is "their" and "there." This one is easier. If you want to indicate where something is located, you could say, "It's over there." If you want to indicate that some people own something, you could say, "It's their car/house/dog/etc." However, beware of "they're" as it may confuse the whole issue. This is a contraction of the two words, "they are." An example of its use could be, "They're a really nice couple."
The apostrophe is also used to denote possession as in, "Tom's book." There is often confusion over where the apostrophe should go when the word ends in "s." To be fair, this is not an easy one to get right.
Place the apostrophe before the "s" if you are dealing with singular possession, as in the earlier example of "Tom's book." There is only one Tom and it's his book, so it's singular possession.
If the person owning the book has a name that already ends in "s" you can either place the apostrophe after the "s" only, or place it after the "s" and add another "s".
That is a bit complicated, so let me show you what I mean. If the book belongs to Iris, then you can either say, "Iris' book," or "Iris's book." The choice here works only for singular possession though, where the name of the person or thing possessing ends in an "s."
"… the plural possession rule …"
When the person or thing owning something has a name that ends in "s," and it is plural possession, then an apostrophe only is added to the end of the word. For example, "The workers' shovels." There is more than one worker owning a shovel, therefore it is plural possession. If you said, "The worker's shovels," you would be saying that one (singular) worker has lots of shovels. But saying, "The workers' shovels" means that you are referring to lots of workers who each have at least one shovel.
There are exceptions to the plural possession rule, however. If the person or thing owning something is plural, but the word does not end in an "s," then the word becomes apostrophe "s." Here's an example: "The children's toys." The word "children" is plural as it denotes more than one child. It doesn't end in an "s," so you have to add an apostrophe "s" to the end of it.
"… the greengrocer's apostrophe …"
There's a syndrome sometimes known as the "greengrocer's apostrophe." This is because greengrocers are often the worst offenders when it comes to confusing possession with a plural situation. They write things like, "We have carrot's, turnip's and onion's," when they simply mean to express that they have these items in quantity.
Think of it this way; the carrot isn't owning (possessing) anything. The turnip and the onion isn't either, so why have an apostrophe "s" after those words? The greengrocer in this example is actually trying to say that he or she has a plural amount of the vegetables mentioned. The message should have been written like this: "We have carrots, turnips and onions." One carrot, lots of carrots; one turnip, lots of turnips; and one onion, but lots of onions. It's as easy as that.
My favorite misuse of an apostrophe? It comes from the wonderful book, "Eats, Shoots and Leaves." Someone called Gladys signed herself as, "Glady's" with an apostrophe "s." Now, that's someone who is really working hard to get it wrong!
"… I or me? …"
One grammar mistake that really annoys me is the incorrect use of "I" and "me." I know people who use "I" simply because they think it's the proper way to speak, when in fact they can be wrong and should be using "me." The Queen of Britain often says something like, "My husband and I are very pleased…" in speeches. That is correct grammar. On the other hand, I've heard people say something like, "Our house is just right for Mary and I." That is bad grammar.
Let me explain… The easiest way to test whether or not you are right is to split the sentence into two parts and see if each part sounds right. In the example of the Queen, if you say, "My husband is very pleased…" and "I am very pleased…" it shows you that she is using good grammar; it makes sense and sounds right. However, in the other example, saying, "Our house is just right for Mary," and "Our house is just right for I" clearly shows that "me" should have been used instead of "I," as in, "Our house is just right for Mary and me."
In America over the years it has become almost normal to use "off of" in certain circumstances. This is wrong. An example is an old 1950s country song entitled, "I Can't Get You Off Of My Mind." That's bad grammar. OK, it works great in the song, but it's still bad grammar. Only one "off" should be used – every single time.
On the subject of bad grammar in song titles, my all-time favorite has to be the Louis Jordan song, recorded in 1943: "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby." The phrase, "is you is or is you ain't" is apparently black southern dialect, first mentioned in writing in South Carolina in 1921. From a grammar point of view, it's so bad that it's actually good.
"… split infinitives …"
Split infinitives! They sound really complicated, but they are not. The classic example of a split infinitive is in the Star Trek opening sequence where the narrator says, "To boldly go where no man has gone before." That's a split infinite. Correct grammar would dictate that it should be, "To go boldly where no man has gone before."
The infinitive in this example is, "to go." The adverb "boldly" splits it by coming in between: "to boldly go." It's that simple! However, I am happy to cheerfully concede that "To boldly go" has more impact and sounds just right for what the producers of Star Trek were trying to achieve, and it is therefore a good example of when it can be right to break the rules.
I could go on for hours writing about this kind of thing, but I won't. Someone will probably be delighted to happily go on record as being the one to point out a mistake I have made somewhere. That's OK, it simply proves that I am human, and who knows, I may have made the mistake (or mistakes) deliberately, but I do try to write properly as much as possible, and you should too.
John Coutts
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All good stuff John. I avoided these errors for a minute. But using my phone, the goldang auto write or auto correct feature mucked things up. Off the phone now, save an IG image here and there. Working on the Chromebook makes me deliberate, precise, and erring grammar-wise only 10 versus 100 times daily 🙂
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John you're a professional genius, you made it simple here through much more explanation which you did here..
You know I don't agree with you on the ' loose' and 'lose' words. They mean the same thing. It is no error. It just means that either is American or British language is no genius in that
Taraga
Thank you John for pointing out the errors that most writers make. I will strive to better my writing.
Carapelo
July 21, 2018	@ 2:30 am
Thanks John for the Article


Glen Yard was one of the three location sound mixers on 'Emulsion', his time being spent longest as recordist on three weeks out of the five week shoot. He has been the location recordist on a number of feature film productions that have been released theatrically and for rental & retail both nationally and globally. These include; 'Stalled' (2012), 'Kill Keith' (2011) & 'Bane' (2010).
Glen's corporate work has been for a variety of well known commercial brands, including productions for 'Emulsion' producers White Lantern Film.


Is Yamaha planning to launch a 125cc or 150cc cruiser bike in India?
I need to buy a Yamaha cruiser bike in 125 or 150 cc category.
Yamaha has no plans for the launch of a 125 cc or 150 cc cruiser bike in India. Yamaha has been focusing on its R series bikes and this year will bring few more R series bikes in India. The confusion created by Yamaha for the launch of R3 and R25 will be cleared in a short time period and then the MT-25 will get its way into India. Bigger bikes are the most interesting sector for India now a days and companies are focusing on lesser volume higher profit agenda. Selling ten 125 cc bikes won't get the company the profit which 1 superbike will get. Yamaha is focused of race inspired engines and they are fully into the light weight and middle weight category for some time period.


Legends of Lakshadweep Islands - Lakshadweep India Legends - Lakshadweep Legends - Lakshadweep Legends.
Read about different legends associated with the Lakshadweep Islands, India.
There are different legends that credit different people to the spread of Islam in Lakshadweep Islands, which is the major religion of the Union Territory followed by 93% of its population. According to the local parables, Cheraman Perumal, the last king of Kerala, converted to Islam at the behest of some Arab merchants and left his capital Cannanore (today's Kodungallor) to go for a pilgrimage to Mecca. Bewildered by his sudden disappearance, search parties were sent after him in sailing boats for Mecca. It is said that one of these sailing boats was struck by a fierce storm and was shipwrecked on the Bangaram island of Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The crew shifted to the nearby island of Agatti till the weather improved and then returned to the mainland. On the way, they saw some more islands. Another party of sailors and soldiers discovered the island of Amini and started living there. However, a much ancient legend is more in vogue here.
It is said that during the advent of Islam in the 7th century, St. Ubaidullah(r) fell asleep in Mecca while praying. He dreamt that Prophet Mohammed has ordered him to go to Jeddah and sail to different places, spreading the word of Islam. However, his shipwrecked near these small Islands due to a ranging Islam and he was swept ashore on the island of Amini, floating on a plank. There, he again dreamt that this is the place, where has to propagate Islam. However, it was easier said than done and he had to face the wrath of the headman of the island who exiled him from his land. However, a young woman was so impressed by his preaching that she decided to follow him forever by marrying him. She is said to be the first lady to embrace Islam in these islands and was called Hameedat Beebi. This further enraged the headman who at once ordered the execution of the couple. However, Almighty helped St. Ubaidullah(r) and people were struck blind for a moment as St. Ubaidullah(r) and his wife disappeared from the place. St. Ubaidullah(r) left Amini for Andrott, where he was opposed but yet he finally succeeded to win over a few followers at last. He continued to propagate Islam till his death and was buried in Andrott, which is considered a sacred place today.


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LOS ANGELES – October 18, 2017: Pryor Cashman is pleased to announce that Michael Novicoff has joined the firm as a partner in its nationally-recognized Litigation, Media + Entertainment and International Groups. Based in Los Angeles, Novicoff has extensive experience handling complex business litigation, arbitration and mediation throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. He joins the firm from Liner LLP, where he was a partner.
"With expertise in cross-border litigation and dispute resolution, Mike is the perfect complement to our media + entertainment and litigation practices. He will enhance our capabilities in California—the epicenter of the entertainment industry—as we continue to help our clients protect their international interests," said Ronald H. Shechtman, Pryor Cashman's managing partner.
California boasts the sixth largest economy in the world, and one of its largest exports is media, entertainment and related technology and intellectual property. As a result, Novicoff focuses his practice on representing major motion picture and television producers, sales agencies, financers and distributors, as well numerous foreign governments, and is routinely engaged by prominent global corporations to manage complex cross-border litigation. Novicoff has recently been managing the defense of multiple copyright infringement and other intellectual property actions brought against U.S. parties by entities in France, Russia, Romania, Taiwan and Brazil, among other foreign jurisdictions, and has a strong and active California-based litigation practice as well.
"Pryor Cashman provides the perfect midsize platform for me to continue to provide value to my clients in California and around the world," said Novicoff. "The firm is known for its top-notch talent and has a 50-year history as a media and entertainment powerhouse. It feels like home and is definitely the right place for me and my clients."
Novicoff is a member of the International Arbitration Tribunal of the Independent Film and Television Alliance (formerly known as "AFMA"), where he resolves complex disputes involving the international motion picture distribution industry. He also serves as an arbitrator and mediator with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Arbitration and Mediation Centre and for WIPO's Film and Media Centre. Novicoff is the past chair of the International Bar Association's litigation section.
He received his J.D. from Harvard Law School, with honors, and his B.A. from the University of California, with honors.
Pryor Cashman is a premier, midsized law firm with headquarters at 7 Times Square in New York and a West Coast office in Los Angeles. With broad and sophisticated transactional and litigation practices, Pryor Cashman provides a full range of services to meet the complex legal needs of institutions, mid-market businesses, bold emerging entities, entrepreneurs and individuals.
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Ballistic steel is designed for services in military applications. The steel is also known as armour steel and is used in many safety related applications. Armour or Ballistic steel is used in the production of military vehicles. It is also used for structural housing that need high protection.
Ballistic steel is also used for armament manufacturing and other protective structural applications. Armour steel is available commercially in three grades such as A46100, A12560 and A46177. A41600 is a military specified ballistic steel that executes properties like high hardness. A41600 plates are manufactured to stop high-velocity projectiles. It helps prevent military vehicles from sniper and other weapons that develop HVPs. The protection properties of this steel depend on three factors viz. Size of the round, Speed of the round and distance between the plate and the weapon from which it is fired. A12560 is a grade used for the combat vehicles and ammunition testing. It is used for protection from land mines and explosives. A46177 is used for ballistic defence. Light gauge applications make typical use of this grade. These grades are specifically developed for military applications.


> i'm implementing a two node cluster with SLES 11 SP4. I have a shared storage (FC-SAN).
> I'm planning to use clvm.
> Until now everything is fine. The stonith resources have currently wrong passwords for the ILO adapters. It's difficult enough to establish a HA-cluster for the first time.
> Until now i don't like to have my hosts booting all the time because of my errors in the configuration.
stonith has left DLM blocked, which would block clvmd as it uses DLM.
> I created a vg and a lv, it's visible on both nodes.
> My plan is to use for each vm a dedicated lv. VM's should run on both nodes, some on nodeA, some on nodeB.
> If the cluster cares about the mounting of the fs inside the lv (i'm planning to use btrfs), i should not need a cluster fs ? Right ?
> Because the cluster cares that the fs is always mounted only on one node. That's what i've been told.
> I'd like to use btrfs because of its snapshot capability which is great.
> Should i create now a resource group with the lv, the fs and the vm ?
> I stumbled across sfex. It seems to provide an additional layer of security concerning access to a shared storage (my lv ?).
> Is it senseful, does anyone have experience with it ?
> Btw: Suse recommends (https://www.suse.com/documentation/sle_ha/book_sleha/data/sec_ha_clvm_config.html) to create a mirrored lv.
> just the disadvantage of wasting disk space. Beside the RAID we have a backup, and before changes of the vm's i will create a btrfs snapshot.
> recreate the vm's with a lvm configuration inside themselves. Maybe, if i have time enough. Then i could create snapshots with lvm tools.
how to put the data being backed up into a clean state.