Mail4Rosey: #SuperiorSource Vitamins Dissolve (with #giveaway)!
#SuperiorSource Vitamins Dissolve (with #giveaway)!
(great for when you have a hard time, or don't like swallowing a pill).
One winner will get everything shown in the picture, including the Stevia.
If you have a hard time swallowing pills, or you prefer vitamins that dissolve under your tongue versus the kind you swallow with water, this is the company (and giveaway!) for you. Superior Source Vitamins, with their MicroLingual technology absorb quickly into your body, by quickly dissolving under your tongue. This is great for not only those who don't like pills, but for everyone! According to Superior Source, as much as 50% of the potency of a vitamin can be lost when taken in pill form because of the high acid content in everyone's stomach. It just makes good sense then, to give the tablets that dissolve a try! You will get more vitamin for your dose, and a better value for your money too. That's pretty win-win.
The Vitamin C Tangy Orange Melts were the largest of the tablets.
They are so soft, and dissolve so fast, that taking one was a breeze.
Size-wise, the largest of the easy dissolve tablets was the Vitamin C. They weren't too awfully big, and they dissolved quickly, so it was very simple to take them.
The B-12 and D easy-dissolve tablets were the smallest.
And then the smallest version of the quick-dissolve tablets, in the package we received (the same one a lucky winner will receive) was found with the Vitamins B & D, and they were truly practically gone in a flash.
I think it's wonderful that Superior Source has focused on creating vitamins that are so easy to take. It's a great resource for those who do not like to, or cannot easily swallow pills. I will be recommending these to someone I know who falls into one of the above categories, and I will be taking the Vitamin C dissolve tablets here on my own. With cold weather season here, it can't hurt to keep my immune system boosted, and I hear Vitamin C is wonderful for doing so. Whether or not that is true, I don't know, but it certainly isn't going to hurt anything to take them, and it might actually end up helping.
1. Extra Strength Vitamin D 1000 IU: Vitamin D works in conjunction with Calcium to help develop and maintain strong bones and teeth. Superior Source offers a new Extra Strength 1,000 IU Vitamin D which can help to ensure optimal health, as stated in a recent review study. All Superior Source Vitamin D products are D3, the finest source. Vitamin D is essential in maintaining eye health and also helps maintain skin, teeth, eyes and the immune system.
2. Vitamin C "Tangy" Orange Melts 500 mg: Vitamin C is an essential nutrient that cannot be produced by the body, therefore it must be replenished daily. Vitamin C also provides support to the body's immune system, very helpful in a season where people catch colds and flu. No sugar is added, these products are only sweetened by stevia; this is preferable to most 'chewable' vitamin C products that are typically loaded with lots of sugar.
3. Just Women Hormone Balance: Our Just Women-Mature Healthy Balance formula combines key vitamins with selected herbs to support the body's optimal health for mature women.
4. Children's Echenacea: Zinc is an essential mineral required by more than 300 enzymes for the support of multiple systems and functions in the human body. Studies have indicated that zinc promotes recovery from the common cold and related symptoms. Superior Source Zinc Lozenjets are formulated with an herbal blend as added protection for children's health and immune system support.
5. Vitamin B12 Folic Acid 1000 mg: No Shot B-12 / B-6 / Folic Acid "Instant Dissolve MicroLingual" go to work fast! Just place one MicroLingual Tablet under the tongue and within seconds the Sublingual Micro-Tab is dissolved and the nutrients are sped into the blood stream. The combination of B-12 / B-6 & Folic Acid provides essential nutrients for the well being of the heart, by working synergistically to achieve a lower Homocysteine level which in turn lowers the risk of developing heart disease as well as providing nutritive support for healthy cardiovascular functions.
6. Sweet 'n Natural Stevia: Stevia naturally sweet dietary supplement used for both hot and cold beverages. The glycosides from the stevia leaf, called steviosides, are an amazing 200 times sweeter than sugar. Studies have shown that steviosides, may support healthy heart function, help to protect the teeth from dental caries and promote healthy blood glucose levels. Superior Source uses the finest raw materials and a unique blending and manufacturing process to produce the smoothest tasting stevia available with no aftertaste.
Where to Buy: You can purchase all Superior Source Vitamins at major retailers nationwide like Whole Foods and Vitamin Shoppe and major online retailers like, Vitacost, iHerb, Puritans Pride, Swansons and Lucky Vitamins.
To learn more about Superior Source Vitamins, you can visit their website. You can also follow them on Facebook and/or Twitter, and access retailers here.
One winner gets all of the above. US entrants only.
My father takes lots of vitamin supplements, so I will definitley tell him about this. It would be awesome to get them all in one place.
Carmen Perez: This sounds fantastic. My daugher hates to swallow pills, I have to look into this!
Oh these are great. I need to look into them. My son has to take extra vitamins and he can't swallow pills. I have to crush them up with water and give them through a feeding tube. These would be much easier.
I think Jason would really like these. He is big on taking vitamins daily, and even more so now that he works out on his lunch break.
Dissolving ones are some of the best, as it gets in your system more.
I have chewable vitamins right now, but these would be a great replacement. They would be great for people who can't swallow pills!
I would love to try these. My doctor just put me on vitamin B2. And I think I want to add more to my daily in take. I will check these out!
Vitamins are so important! I love the discounts too!
I like that they have a healthy hair supplement. I could use that.
I like that they dissolve. Do they offer a kids line as well?
I love the fact that they dissolve too, Vitamin D is so important, my mom has to take them everyday too.
I have a few friends that have a hard time with pills. They could really benefit from this. I'll pass it along.
I like their Just Women MicroLingual® supplements for Antioxidant, Healthy Skin Connection. I also like that they dissolve so easily.
I have never heard of Superior Source Vitamins before but I know it is important to have quality vitamins. These would be great for my parents.
I have a daughter who cannot seem to swallow pills. I think a lot of people and kids have that problem. Smart move for this company to come up with this technology.
I learned quite a bit about microlingual tablets. I had heard of sublingual but never micro!
I learned about the micolingual pills. I learned that they have a bunch of different products. I like that they carry a Muscle Helper and a Head-ade Helper, both of which would be awesome.
I do think this is quite effective. Seems something I have to share.
Sounds fabulous! Vitamin supplements are so important. Soft and water dissolving tablets would be very helpful to feed kids. Will have to check this out for my girl and I am going to share this with my friends as well.
I would like to try the Healthy Hair vitamins!!
I can't swallow pills for some reason! Ack! This would be so helpful for me!
I'd like to try the Just Women – Healthy Skin Connection.
I know my niece had a hard time swallowing pills. This would be such a good thing for her!
I've not heard of this brand before. Sounds like a great brand for those looking for vitamin supplements!
I love that they have a children's line! Especially the Child Formula Echinacea & Zinc Lozenjets that we could use in our house right now.
These are the B12 I have in my medicine cabinet. I'd like to try some of the sleep helpers.
I liked (and still do) their vitamins and supplements. I have taken the, and find them of good quality and much easier to take, especially the sublingual formulae.
Hi! I learned that they carry many of the MicroLingual type of vitamins. I like that they dissolve under the tongue quickly! Thank-you!!
I would like to try the Hormone Balance Formula.
I like that they offer dissolving vitamins-I don't like to swallow pills!
The owner is really buff!
I like the huge variety they have. Looks like you can get everything there!
I love that these dissolve under the tongue.
I like that there's several different places I can purchase their vitamins at.
I learned that they instantly dissolve.
I am taking the gummy vitamins now and they are hard to get out of the jars, they stick together. I would love to try these dissolving under my tongue.
I like that these vitamins dissolve under your tongue.
I like that they dissolve in seconds.
Since I hate taking pills, I like that they are easy to swallow!


* Emergency vehicles and local traffic access to Foote Street and Parkyn Pde.
*A slip lane is available on Alexandra Parade from Pacific Terrace to Okinja Road travelling north to Maroochydore; note this is a slip lane at 40km/hour.
Mayfield St – Juan St to Alex Pde.
Duporth Avenue** – The Esplanade (Cotton Tree) to Ball St.
*A detour is in place via Broadwater Ave.
The 7 Sunshine Coast Marathon & Community Run Festival committee would like to thank all residents and businesses in advance for their support of this event.
The course will be manned by QLD Police and a specialist road management company, along with volunteers. Road closures and detours will be in clearly shown; please follow all directions given by the event management team.
Parking for the event is available directly opposite the event precinct on Mari St, Alexandra Headlands. Access to Mari St can be gained from a left turn from Pacific Terrace on Alexandra Parade and following a slip lane especially designed for this event. A gold coin donation is asked for upon entering, with all proceeds going directly to the Alexandra Headlands Surf Life Saving Club.


At last! Something we can all dance to.
One of my author friends who resides in Canterbury, Kent one of the prettiest parts of England, called me up last week for the usual bit of chit chat. These chats have been going on since I married my beautiful Irish wife and settled down in Wicklow which, ironically has the same appendage as Kent, both being the respective gardens of their counties. Strange coincidence I once thought.
'Did you now that the Queen's just hit 90,' he said and my initial reaction was to wonder which county she played for. But cricket or not, 90 is, you'd have to admit, an impressive innings for any of us.
And fair play to her I thought, though when you think about it dear old Liz probably couldn't spell the word stress. And it's even more admirable when you consider her lifetime of official duties where she is expected to perform the onerous task of placing one foot in front of the other, downing five course banquets and that's just her breakfast, the world's biggest council house with no mortgage worries and the entire medical know-how of Harley Street at your beck and call if you so much as fart twice in rapid, royal, succession. Moreover there is more chance of the Greeks paying tax then there ever is of Liz being handed her royally sealed P45.
James, over the years has become my English equivalent of 'Our man in Havanna.' Anyway during our chat he informed that that were serious moves being made by 'Certain Persons' to do away with the current British National Anthem. This was music to my ears, no pun intended, and I know that my many Irish friends have similar misgivings about their own twenty four national anthems.
To be honest with you 'God Save The Queen' and all that has never really sat that easily upon my shoulders and I'd readily admit that I wouldn't be caught dead singing it even if we beat the Frenchies twenty six nil in this year's European Championships final in the Staide de France with fifteen hand balls, nine offsides , one own goal and a fifty yard header by Emil Heskey….Ok maybe I might.
But the fact is that most national anthems are all bit, well embarrassing aren't they? Not to mention archaic. Many of them either trumpet long ago colonial victories or attempt to rouse a downtrodden people from their slumber and to raise up against the tyrant blah de blah….you get the picture. The English National anthem therefore may have meant something five hundred years ago when we were an actual global superpower bestriding our empire like Henry VIII in a codpiece the size of County Galway. But that was back in the day.
This all got me thinking about national anthems in general and how they could all be made a bit more, I don't know, right on. Because as we all know the world today has slowly morphed into one giant single cosmopolitan branch of Wallmart which begs the question: is there really any need for them at all in their current form?
Of course I can totally see the attraction of getting your hands on a passport by putting your right arm across your heart, reciting a few lines of the constitution before having to sing a couple of verses of some dodgy song that could never in anyway shape or form ever be released as a single. It's eminently more preferable to marrying some grossly overweight local bird whose gonna come at you for at least one single lump sum or monthly maintenance payments once she realises that you didn't ever really love her.
But there's a simple solution to all of this and the fun bit is that everybody can join in and vote for it. Not only that but what's to stop the national anthem being changed every year or so depending on the musical mood? One year a soul version, the next pure disco and even throw in a punk track now and again.
I can just see it now when the Irish rugby team rock up at the Aviva Stadium eyeballing their English friends as they wait patiently and then the PA announcer politely asks everyone to rise for the national anthem before the opening bars of 'The Boys Are Back in Town, by Thin Lizzy, blasts around the terraces. Just think of the smiles that would put on everyone's faces and the atmosphere not least because everyone knows the words.
Let's face if you're currently in your late teens or twenties or like me just slightly, well more than slightly actually, north of that then the Friday night buzz of getting ready to hit a bar with a few friends before dancing the night away in Copper Face Jacks is the best night of the week.
You come home from work in great form and then you start to go through your by now well honed 'getting ready to go out routine' which is always accompanied by your favourite music blaring from your bedroom while your parents bang on the ceiling with the broom handle to 'turn it down' and next door complain that they can't hear the seven o'clock show, which really isn't a bad thing when you think about it.
We don't want to sing about the past and all that guff we can learn in the dreaded school history lesson. We need fun because let's be honest fun's becoming a rare commodity these days in a world where almost daily we are witnessing more explosions than a John De Chastelain supervised IRA decommissioning party?
We all get to sing, to smile and rock on. Everyone's a winner.
Unbelievably, when you subscribe to my website you'll receive free articles and blogs direct as well as news of my latest novel plus free gifts. Jump on and enjoy!
Be sure to tell your mates!!!


February 1, 2019 | 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
We will be meeting at Common Pub on Friday, February 1st from 2:30 to 4:30 PM to talk about the reading. Feel free to join us after for a screening of the 2017 film adaptation of My Friend Dahmer (to be followed by a screening of the 2011 drama We Need to Talk About Kevin, plus discussion time and snacks!). Screenings will be held in Student Center Room 285 from 5 PM to 10 PM.
For more information about this event, please contact Shelby Cadwell at 7343519803 or shelby.cadwell@wayne.edu.


text:
↪ Title 1. Government Organization.
↪ Chapter 11. Election Campaigns; Lobbying; Conflict of Interest. [Repealed].
↪ Subchapter I. General Provisions.
↪ Part G. Miscellaneous Provisions.
Part F-i. Use of Government Resources for Campaign-Related Activities.
Part H. Limitations on Honoraria and Royalties.
Part G. Miscellaneous Provisions.
§ 1–1107.01. Penalties; prosecutions. [Repealed]
§ 1–1107.01a. Document under oath. [Repealed]
§ 1–1107.02. Use of surplus campaign funds. [Repealed]
§ 1–1107.03. Authority of Council. [Repealed]
(Aug. 14, 1974, 88 Stat. 470, Pub. L. 93-376, title VII, § 701; Apr. 23, 1977, D.C. Law 1-126, title III, § 302(t), 24 DCR 2372; Aug. 18, 1978, D.C. Law 2-101, § 3, 25 DCR 257; Mar. 16, 1982, D.C. Law 4-88, § 3(m), (r), 29 DCR 458; April 27, 2012, D.C. Law 19-124, § 501(d), 59 DCR 1862.)
1981 Ed., § 1-1471.
For temporary (90 day) repeal of section, see § 401(d) of Board of Ethics and Government Accountability Establishment and Comprehensive Ethics Reform Emergency Amendment Act of 2012 (D.C. Act 19-298, January 29, 2012, 59 DCR 683).
(Aug. 14, 1974, 88 Stat. 470, Pub. L. 93-376, title VII, § 701a; as added Mar. 16, 1982, D.C. Law 4-88, § 3(n), 29 DCR 458; April 27, 2012, D.C. Law 19-124, § 501(d), 59 DCR 1862.)
1981 Ed., § 1-1471.1.
(Aug. 14, 1974, 88 Stat. 471, Pub. L. 93-376, title VII, § 703; Sept. 2, 1976, D.C. Law 1-79, title VIII, § 805, 23 DCR 2050; Apr. 23, 1977, D.C. Law 1-126, title IV, § 402, 24 DCR 2372; June 7, 1979, D.C. Law 3-1, § 3(f), 25 DCR 9454; Mar. 16, 1982, D.C. Law 4-88, § 3(o), (r), (s), 29 DCR 458; July 18, 2000, D.C. Law 13-138, § 2, 47 DCR 3424; April 27, 2012, D.C. Law 19-124, § 501(d), 59 DCR 1862.)
(Aug. 14, 1974, 88 Stat. 472, Pub. L. 93-376, title VII, § 707; April 27, 2012, D.C. Law 19-124, § 501(d), 59 DCR 1862.)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Keindahan alam dan diri sempurna ciptaan Yang Maha Esa.
Print article This entry was posted by admin on 24/11/2013 at 12:33 am, and is filed under Uncategorized. Follow any responses to this post through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback from your own site.


For one to enjoy the one moment in a life time chance you will have to get affordable wedding photography. There are numerous wedding photography packages that are available to those who want a low-cost photo session in their wedding event. If you can finance for the high-cost wedding photographer it will highly depend on a budget of your wedding. It is possible for you to get the top wedding photographer with little cash on your wedding budget.
You will always find out that the best wedding photographer will have some intern to work for them. They are able to produce outstanding result in this kind of jobs and they will always ensure that they will give the best when you have a wedding ceremony. The only way you can get the wedding photographer which sponsor the interns and you can can do your own research so that you can get those one in your local area . Many of the wedding photographer have there presence in the Internet and you can also visit them to check out the photo preview that they have done in other wedding events.
You will be definitely be surprised when you are trying to get the event photographer to take the pictures for your wedding. It may be very difficult for you to come across the photographer who specialize only on the wedding only. New photographer will more often offer there services for low cost and this is a way that they will do to help themselves in marketing their services.
If budget is a concern, a little creativity and effort is all you need to capture the moment of your wedding day with a low-cost wedding photography option. Their client. Whilst every photographer at owes it to their clients to ensure that they do undertake their business in a professional, reasonable and fair manner. Because a picture taker is a generally low cost does not imply that there ought to be any trade-off in the level of security that is worked in for you, their customer. It may be the case that the extremely one she figured she couldn't bear the cost of ended up being not costly but rather invaluable.


text:
Megachile silverlocki is a species of bee in the family Megachilidae. It was described by English ornithologist Edmund Meade-Waldo in 1913.

References

Silverlocki
Insects described in 1913

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


On 20th June 2016, The Palestinian Sharia court made the final decision to dissolve the marriage of woman named "S.A" to her husband "R.O" after evidence of her conversion to Islam Ahmadiyya was presented to the court. The court declared the conversion to be "apostasy".
The trouble with members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is that they love justice so much that they keep defending the rights of Palestinians even though they do not receive the same rights from them.
The Khalifa of Islam, Masroor Ahmad, made it clear that Ahmadi Muslims will always fight for the due rights of others and will leave the issue of their own rights with the Almighty God.


text:
HBO at TCA: "Treme" to Return December 1; Cinemax Exits "Transporter"
Plus: the network chiefs on the futures of "The Newsroom," "Family Tree"; new projects from David Milch, Danny McBride; and more!
"Witness," a Groundbreaking Series of Four Documentaries from Michael Mann and David Frankham, Immerses Us in Conflict Zones with the Current Generation of War Photographers When It Debuts Nov. 5, Exclusively on HBO
Juarez, Libya, South Sudan and Rio are among the featured locales.
HBO/Cinemax 2012-2013 Programming Overview
The networks release their biannual programming recaps for the rest of the year and beyond.
HBO Unveils Documentary Lineup for Second Half of 2012
Titles include "Don't Divorce Me! Kids' Rules For Parents On Divorce," "The Latino List: Volume 2," "Ethel" and "The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia."
Michael Mann Chronicles War Photographers for New HBO Documentary Series Witness
The first episode was shot in Juarez, Mexico, while the next three are currently in production.
WITNESS (HBO)
(from HBO's press release, October 2012) Drug trafficking, poverty, gang violence, corruption and ethnic warfare have created some of the most dangerous hot spots on Earth. WITNESS follows our current generation of photojournalists into these conflict zones in Mexico, Libya, Brazil and South Sudan. In the four-part series, war photographers carry usinto the heart of the human drama of the people in the action on the ground. We see what compels the photojournalist and experience why, when everyone elseseeks cover, the photojournalist stands and moves closer. Executive produced by writer-director Michael Mann ("The Insider," "Ali," "Heat," HBO's "Luck") and acclaimed commercial and documentary director David Frankham, WITNESS is not a historical summary or analysis. It does not present the sides of an issue from an objective perspective. WITNESS is the exact opposite. It is personal experience. It is an immersion into the human drama on the ground of peoplecaught in the thick of it. WITNESS dives into the anomalies, the humor, thetragedy, the chaos, the exultation. It struggles to capture - as does the photographer - a small piece of the truth in a moment.
· David Frankham as EP
· Michael Mann as EP
· Blue Light Media
· Little Puppet Productions


text:
Communities / Social Issues
The Arc of Chester County 2021 Donor Awards Celebration Honors Advocates
WEST CHESTER, PA — The Arc of Chester County honored key businesses and individuals that championed the mission of assisting individuals with disabilities last week.
Donor award honorees were selected for going above and beyond in their support and advocacy of individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their families. This year's honorees were invited to a COVID-friendly private recognition celebration and tour of The Arc's newly renovated space on Lawrence Drive in West Chester. Five outstanding members and organizations were recognized by The Arc of Chester County's Board President, Matthew Holliday, Chief Executive Officer, Jeanne Meikrantz, and Treasurer Jessica Straghan, with the following 2021 distinguished awards:
Community Service Award: Phoenixville Fire Department. The Arc of Chester County Community Service Award honors a local organization that is dedicated to volunteerism and community service. The Phoenixville Fire Department selected The Arc as the recipient of their own fundraising initiatives in addition to their outstanding community service as a fire department serving the local community.
Pictured Left to Right: The Arc of Chester County CEO, Jeanne Meikrantz, The Arc of Chester County Board Treasurer, Jessica Straghan, The Arc of Chester County Board President, Matthew Holliday, Phoenixville Fire Department President, Tyler Frees, Phoenixville Fire Department Treasurer, Lou Ann Allen, and Phoenixville Fire Department Communications Officer, Chris Brignola.
Corporate Partner of the Year Award: Benchmark Federal Credit Union. The Arc of Chester County Corporate Partner of the Year Award honors a local organization that has significantly enhanced the Arc's mission, through their dedicated support and loyal partnership. Benchmark's support was year-round from sponsorship of The Arc's Walk and Run signature event to fundraisers strategically hosted throughout the year to further support the Arc's programs and services.
READ: Top 10 Restaurants Serving Authentic Ethnic Food in Chester County
Pictured Left to Right: The Arc of Chester County CEO, Jeanne Meikrantz, Benchmark Federal Credit Union President & CEO, Daniel Machon, Jr., The Arc of Chester County Board President, Matthew Holliday, and The Arc of Chester County Board Treasurer, Jessica Straghan.
Agnes Grady Chesko Family of the Year Award: The Roldolfo & Alley Families. The Arc of Chester County Agnes Grady Chesko Family of the Year Award honors an outstanding family whose care for their children and assistance to other Arc families, and support of The Arc's mission, sets an extraordinary example of love, loyalty, and dedicated advocacy. This award was presented to an Arc of Chester County family whose son/grandson was connected to the Preschool Program, The Rodolfo and Alley Families.
Pictured Left to Right: The Arc of Chester County Board Treasurer, Jessica Straghan., The Arc of Chester County Board President, Matthew Holliday, Lauren Rodolfo, Sam Alley, Nancy Alley, Alex Rodolfo, and The Arc of Chester County CEO, Jeanne Meikrantz.
Ruth Wood Philanthropic Leadership Award: Susan and Stephen March. The Arc of Chester County Ruth Wood Philanthropic Leadership Award recognizes outstanding dedication, commitment, and a proven track record of philanthropic leadership. This annual award was named after founder Ruth Wood, established in her 60-year legacy of advocating and fighting for the rights of people with disabilities. Susan and Stephen were recognized for their generosity and support, integral in ensuring The Arc's essential and life sustaining services remained flowing throughout the pandemic.
Pictured Left to Right: Susan and Stephen March
President's Award: Jessica Straghan. The Arc of Chester County President's Award honors a local corporation or individual that has significantly enhanced the Arc mission, through dedicated support and loyal partnership. Long-time Arc supporter and Board Member Jessica Straghan was the recipient of this distinguished award.
READ: Transition to County-run Paratransit Service Begins April 1, 2023
Pictured Left to Right: The Arc of Chester County Board President, Matthew Holliday, The Arc of Chester County Board Treasurer, Jessica Straghan, and The Arc of Chester County CEO, Jeanne Meikrantz.
"It is truly an honor to recognize such incredible generosity, loyalty, and dedication. This year's awardees are exemplary recipients. The Arc is truly grateful to be the beneficiary of their dedication and support and we are thrilled to be able to honor them in this special way," said Holliday.
"Many of these recipients have been a part of our Arc family for years and we are so touched by their generous spirit and deep compassion for individuals with disabilities in our community," said Meikrantz. We continue to work hard through our advocacy efforts at the state and federal levels for increased funding, but it is our donors, volunteers and staff who go above and beyond to ensure that we are providing the best care and services to the individuals and families we support. Tonight, we are proud to be able to recognize just a few of them."
TaggedARC of Chester CountyAwardsChester CountyCommunity Involvement


Hanson - "With You In Your Dreams"
It's been 2 years since my Grandmother passed away, and the ring on my finger reminds me of her every day.
Hanson wrote this for their grandmother, and cheers, here's to mine. Love and miss you Mema.


text:
Rochford man whose body found in water at Wallasea Island has been named
Emergency services rushed to the scene on January 12
Alasdair HooperAssistant Content Editor
The body was found on Wallasea Island
Get the latest on all the biggest court and crime news in Essex direct from our expert court reporter
A man whose body was found in the water at Wallasea Island has been named.
On Saturday, January 12, emergency services rushed to the island, near Rochford, after they received reports that a body had been discovered in the water.
Police, paramedics and the fire service were all in attendance and drained the water to find the reports were correct.
It has now emerged that the man who sadly died was 61-year-old Michael Bowen, from Rochford.
Wallasea Island: Man's body found in water at island
Today at Essex Coroner's Court in Chelmsford the inquest into the death of Mr Bowen opened.
During the hearing the court heard how he had been found unresponsive at the Essex Marina, located opposite Burnham-on-Crouch in the River Crouch.
Paramedics were called to the scene and confirmed he had died at 10.59am that day.
M11 traffic: This is when the closed road is set to re-open after fatal crash
The hearing took place at Essex Coroner's Court
Dr Benjamin Swift carried out a post-mortem where a provisional cause of death given as drowning.
Essex Police have since confirmed that they are not treating the death as suspicious.
The full inquest into the death of Mr Bowen has been fixed for August 20 and senior coroner for Essex Caroline Beasley-Murray has invited the family to write in whatever they would like in advance.
She also asked for sympathy to be expressed to Mr Bowen's family.
Join our WhatsApp messaging service
To receive WhatsApp messages with the main headlines, as well as breaking news alerts, text the word 'NEWS' to us via WhatsApp at 07557 893797.
Then add the number to your phone contacts book as 'Essex Live'.
Note: All requests to join our messaging service MUST be submitted via WhatsApp. Any SMS messages will not be added.
Your phone number won't be shared with other members of the group.
The above mobile number can't be used for phone calls.


text:
Brow Beat
Sony Is Ending Its Deal With Dr. Luke, but That Might Not Be Good News for Kesha
By Sam Adams
Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald (left) and Max Martin.
Kevin Winter/Getty Images
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Sony Music is cutting its business ties to Lukasz Gottwald, better known as Dr. Luke, the hitmaking producer who is more recently famous for being sued for sexual assault and emotional abuse by Kesha, who is signed to his Kemosabe imprint. Since 2014, when Gottwald countersued Kesha Rose Sebert for defamation and breach of contract, she says she has been unable to release new music, since doing so would require working with the man who allegedly drugged and raped her. Gottwald, to quote Taffy Brodesser-Akner's New York Times Magazine profile of Kesha, denied through his representatives "that he had created an image for Kesha outside the one she originally crafted for herself; that he had pressured her to put only party songs on 'Animal'; that he had dictated lyrics to her; or that he had emotionally abused her in any way."
Given that Sony now says that the ousted Gottwald "no longer has authority" to act on Kemosabe Records' behalf, Kesha might seem to be in a better position. But as the Reporter makes clear, it's not so simple:
First, in her own court papers, she previously cited reports that Sony's deal with Dr. Luke was imminently about to end and warned the judge that she'd no longer have Sony as a go-between, making her situation worse. Second, Dr. Luke's defamation claims against her are still pending, and in advance of the trial, his attorneys have been collecting evidence about how his career has suffered as a result of her rape allegations.
In other words, the end of Gottwald's deal with Sony could be used by him in court to prove material damages from her alleged defamation. Meanwhile, Kesha's own suit remains stalled in court, where in March, a judge ruled that Gottwald's alleged abuse could not be used to void their contract because "Kesha has admitted that Gottwald's alleged abuse began at the outset of their relationship in 2005"—in other words, according to the courts, she should have known what she was getting into.


text:
Review - Playing with Fire
The controversial career of Hans J. Eysenck
by Roderick D. Buchanan
Oxford University Press, 2010
Review by Nassir Ghaemi, MD, MPH
Dec 27th 2011 (Volume 15, Issue 52)
Hans Eysenck was an amazing man, and this biography does justice to him. Amazing in many ways, good and bad -- and the biography does justice to it all. No good biography can be mere hagiography, and this is made clear when the reader sees the disclaimer prominently placed where epigraphs usually go just after the title page: "The views expressed in this book are not shared by me. Sybil Eysenck, June 2008".
I doubt that the wife of any public figure would ever share the views of an honest biographer. And Roderick Buchanan -- an Australian historian and philosopher of science - is clearly a conscientious, honest, biographer.
Eysenck was a polymath, a major figure in modern psychology and psychiatry. A psychologist raised in Germany, he emigrated to England in the 1930s, where he became the head of the psychology program at the Maudsley Hospital in London, the premier academic psychiatry center in England. From that perch, Eysenck influenced contemporary psychology immensely. He was a leading figure in behavior therapy, and a major antagonist to the psychoanalytic establishment. If that wasn't enough, he was a prime founder of the field of personality research, and certainly the main innovator in looking at the biology of personality. Eysenck's three-trait scale of personality (neuroticism, extraversion, and psychoticism) has been a cornerstone of personality research in psychology for half a century (now rephrased as NEO, with "openness to experience" replacing psychoticism. His work on the psychology of politics was highly original, applying statistical methods to assessing personality traits as they influence political attitudes. He was a leader in the new statistics of factor analysis, as applied to psychology research. And, in his last decades, he was a key proponent of using twin studies and psychiatric genetic methods to study personality and human behavior.
In that latter activity, I got to know some of his students, such as the British psychiatric geneticist Lindon Eaves, and through those students, I got a feel for the excitement and originality that Eysenck brought to his work. When visiting London as a medical student in 1989, I arranged to have coffee with Eysenck in the cafeteria of the Maudsley Hospital. I tried to get out of it what I could, as a well-read but green young student; I would have wished to have the chance to speak to him a decade later after my psychiatric training. In any case, I recall some discussion of the relevance of statistical research to psychiatry. When I questioned Eysenck about qualitative methods, such as a case report, he said that even then one could count: he raised his index finger, with a smile.
Roderick Buchanan has carefully researched and interviewed and archived Eysenck; the collection of all this primary source material is a major contribution for future generations. There is much to be read and understood here about all of Eysenck's ideas in relation to the many topics he studied and wrote about, as described above. But perhaps one overarching theme that comes through in the book, which may have disturbed his wife and those who only wish to paint a clean image, is how Eysenck's interpersonal style influenced his career, for good or ill.
What comes across is that Eysenck could be difficult; he was always very opinionated and controversial, indeed craved controversy. While this made for rapid attention, much of that attention over time became increasingly negative. With a reputation thus tarnished a bit as too controversial, colleagues paid less and less attention to his scientific work, even as, in later years, he continued to produce original and high quality work, such as his research on psychiatric genetics.
In other words, controversy served Eysenck well for the first half of his career, but it seemed to hurt him in that latter half. Such that, by the end of his life, his influence was waning rapidly, unlike other major figures in psychology and psychiatry -- like Freud or Jung or Kraepelin -- whose influence only grew decades after they themselves were no longer living. All of these figures were difficult in their own way, but the question is whether there is something specific about how Eysenck was -- in his personality, to be ironic about it -- that hurt more than helped.
Academics is a touchy world; it is very easy to make people unhappy in the world of academia, and very hard to be on good terms with all. But the case of Eysenck may highlight the importance of trying to have as many friends as possible. Former British foreign minister Tony Blair makes that point in relation to politics in his memoir: he comments on how easy it was for people to become one's enemies, even without one doing anything or noticing it; all the more reason, he concluded, never to purposefully make an enemy out of anyone.
Sir Michael Rutter comments that Eysenck spurred his "distrust of academic evangelists." But could Eysenck have done the highly original work in so many aspects of psychology and psychiatry -- going against the Establishment over and over again -- without evangelizing, and without creating plenty of enemies? Is there any way he could have done the great scientific work, which, at least in some of his activities, he undeniably did, without creating all those enemies?
How can one be important and creative and original, and not be seen as difficult and one-sided and too controversial? That is the question of Eysenck's career, and it is one which Buchanan brings out in all its facets, preparing the ground for each of us to think of an answer.
© 2011 Nassir Ghaemi
Nassir Ghaemi, MD MPH, Professor of Psychiatry and Pharmacology; Director, Mood Disorders Program, Tufts Medical Center


They are delicious with so many things – cabbage and champ, lentils, a bean stew, shredded into a broth with diced vegetables or in a split pea soup. We also love to add chunks of quartered cabbages to the cooking water about half an hour before the end of cooking.
Put the ham hocks into a deep saucepan, add the vegetables and seasonings. Cover well with cold water, bring to the boil and simmer for 2–21/2 hours or until the meat is virtually falling off the bones. Serve with accompaniments of your choice and lots of mustard.
Download Darina Allens Ham Hocks recipe as a PDF.


text:
Harlem Shakes
Meta style:
Alternative, Indie, Indie Pop, Indie Rock, New York, Rock
Harlem Shakes, from Brooklyn, NY as we know it was born in 2006, after an earlier incarnation of the band went to college and went nuts. Lexy still sings lead and Brent still plays the drums, but now Kendrick plays keyboard, Jose plays bass, and Todd plays guitar. Everyone sings. Harlem Shakes have toured with Deerhoof, Vampire Weekend, and Beirut, and have opened for Wire, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Arctic Monkeys, and various other famous bands with animal names.
Burning Birthdays, the band's self-released debut EP, came out in 2007 to wide acclaim, earning generous praise from Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, SPIN, AllMusic, Stylus, The Village Voice, and blogs.
After extensive touring and a bit of schooling, the band got back together with Chris Zane (Les Savy Fav, The Walkmen, Passion Pit, White Rabbits) to record their first full-length album, TECHNICOLOR HEALTH, which arrives March 24 from Gigantic Music. The members of Harlem Shakes have been obsessed with pop music their whole lives, and they have great faith in its power to make people feel a little better about things, and to say something vital and, inshallah, maybe even enduring.
- Band's Myspace (http://www.myspace.com/harlemshakes)
Technicolor Health
Black Kids 4
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah 11
Hot Panda 1
Little One 1
The Shins 9
Bloc Party 16
Pomegranates 3
Tapes 'n Tapes 3
Telekinesis 4
The Walkmen 6
Hallelujah The Hills 5
French Kicks 4


THE IMPORTANCE OF "WANTING THE GOOD".
[T]he good towards which the will inclines—and by which this connatural affinity is produced—can be very different from what is perceived from the outside. Two people who carry out the same assignment can be doing two very different things. One may be totally absorbed in not appearing bad in the eyes of the person who has given him that assignment, while the other really wants to serve. This second person is forming a virtue while the first isn't, since the good sought is ultimately that of not looking bad before someone with authority. It is true that this action can be a better step than simply refusing to do the task. But as long as it isn't followed by a series of further steps, that person would not be growing in virtue no matter how many times the action is repeated. Hence it is very important to rectify, to constantly purify our intention in order to little by little embrace the reasons for which it is really worthwhile doing something, and thus to shape our emotions with them.
Formation is integral only when it reaches all these levels. In other words, there is only true formation when the various faculties that intervene in human acts—reason, will, emotions—are integrated. These faculties shouldn't fight with one another but rather work together. If we fail to properly mold our feelings, that is, if the virtues are understood as only an added force for our will that enables it to override our feelings, the moral norms and the struggle to try to live them will be repressive and will fail to lead to an authentic unity of life. For we would always feel within us powerful forces that try to pull us in the opposite direction and produce instability. We are well acquainted with this instability, since it is where we start from. But we are able to overcome it little by little, as we guide these forces progressively towards harmony. Then the moment will come when "because I want to," which is the "most supernatural reason," comes to mean because I like it, because it attracts me, because it accords with my way of being, because it fits with the interior world that I have formed for myself. And ultimately, because I have learned to make my own the sentiments of Christ Jesus.
Thus we make progress towards the attractive and exalted goal that Saint Paul sets out for us: Have this mind among yourselves, which was in Christ Jesus (Phil 2:5). And we realize that thus we are putting on the Lord Jesus Christ (cf. Rom 13:14). "Christ's life is our life … a Christian should live as Christ lived, making the affections of Christ his own, so that he can exclaim with Saint Paul: non vivo ego, vivit vero in me Christus (Gal 2:10), it is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me." Fidelity consists precisely in this, in living, wanting, and feeling in accord with Christ—not because we "disguise ourselves" as Christ, but because this becomes our own way of being. Then in following God's will, in being faithful, we are deeply free, because we do what we want, what we like, what we "feel like" doing. Deeply free and deeply faithful. Deeply faithful and deeply happy.
EXCERPT FROM J. DIEGUEZ, REACHING THE ENTIRE PERSON: ROLE OF THE EMOTIONS II. READ MORE HERE.
WEDNESDAY DEVOTION TO OUR MOTHER OF PERPETUAL HELP AND ST. JOSEPH, MASTER OF INTERIOR LIFE.
5th SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME. MASS PRAYERS AND READINGS.


Personal Information is any information about you as an identifiable individual, such as your name, address, postal code, telephone number and e-mail address. EO may also collect Non-Personal Information, being information that cannot be associated with an identifiable individual, such as aggregated statistical information (e.g. the average length of time users spend visiting our Website), or other anonymous information, such as the type and version of browser being used to access the Website.
We are responsible for personal information in our possession or under our control.
We identify the purposes for which personal information is collected.
Unless permitted or required by law, we shall not use or disclose your personal information for any new purpose without first identifying and documenting the new purpose and obtaining your consent.
The knowledge and consent of an individual are required for the collection, use or disclosure of personal information, except where inappropriate or otherwise permitted by law.
Your knowledge and consent is generally required for the collection, use, or disclosure of personal information, except where inappropriate or otherwise permitted by law. In certain select circumstances, as provided under applicable privacy law, personal information can be collected, used or disclosed without the knowledge and consent of the individual.
We may also collect, use, or disclose personal information without your knowledge or consent if seeking consent might defeat the purpose of collecting the information; such as in the investigation of a breach of an agreement or duty, a contravention of a federal or a provincial law, or where the life, health or security of an individual is threatened.
We may also collect, use, or disclose personal information without your knowledge or consent to a lawyer representing us in proceedings such as to comply with a subpoena, warrant or other court order, or as may be required or authorized by law.
Generally we will seek consent to use and disclose personal information at the same time as or before we collect the information. However we may seek consent to use and disclose personal information after it has been collected, but before it is used or disclosed for a new purpose.
We will limit the collection of personal information to that which is necessary for the purposes that we have identified. We will collect personal information by fair and lawful means.
We limit the information we collect to that which is necessary to deliver a high level of service.
We generally collect personal information directly from our users, but we may also collect personal information from other sources including government agencies or registries, your agents or representatives, third parties engaged to provide us with information related to the services we are providing, or other third parties that represent that they have the right to disclose personal information about you.
We will not use or disclose personal information for purposes other than those for which it was collected, except with the consent of the individual or as required or permitted by law. We will retain personal information only as long as necessary for the fulfillment of the purposes for which it was collected.
We will retain your personal information for the purposes for which the information was collected and shall maintain such information as we may be required to do so for that purpose or for which we may be required by law.
We will maintain reasonable and systemic controls and practices to apply to personal information that is no longer necessary or relevant in order to identify it and securely destroy it or otherwise render it unintelligible.
Note that personal information may be stored or processed in the cloud or outside of Canada, where it will be subject to the legal regime of the destination country. For access to written information about EO's policies and practices with respect to service providers outside of Canada, please contact our Privacy Officer, at the address provided below.
Your personal information shall be accurate, complete and up to date as is necessary for the purposes for which it is to be used.
We rely primarily on data you provide to us directly. In our efforts to maintain the accuracy of your personal information, we ask that you contact us with any changes in your personal information that may occur over the course of your relationship with us.
If you have concerns about the accuracy of the personal information we retain, please contact our Privacy Officer.
We will protect your personal information by security safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the information.
We will use appropriate security measures to protect personal information against the risks of loss or theft, unauthorized access, disclosure, use, copying or modification. Methods of protection will include physical, organizational and technological measures.
If you would like a copy of this Policy please contact our Privacy Officer.
We will inform you of the existence, use and disclosure of your personal information upon request, and will give you access to such information where required. You have the right to challenge the accuracy and completeness of the personal information and request to have it amended as appropriate.
Upon written request, we will inform you of the existence, use and disclosure of your personal information. Personal information will be provided in a reasonable period of time and, if necessary, at an appropriately reasonable cost.
In certain situations, we may not be able to provide access to all the personal information that we hold about you. For example, we may not reveal information that would likely reveal personal information about a third party or could reasonably be expected to threaten the life or security of another individual. Also, we may not provide access to information if disclosure would reveal confidential commercial information, if the information is protected by solicitor-client privilege, if the information was generated in the course of a formal dispute resolution process, or if the information was collected in relation to the investigation of a breach of an agreement or duty or a contravention of a federal or provincial law. If access to personal information cannot be provided, we shall provide the reasons for denying access upon request.
You have the right to address a challenge concerning compliance with the above principles to our Privacy Officer.


A collection of crystallization tips.
A wonderful collection of crystals grown by researchers around the world.
Helpful links to informative websites.
Fill in your reagents and build your tray.
Recent Advances in Macromolecular Crystallization.
Terms and Conditions of Sales for domestic and international orders in the United States.
Look up User Guides and inserts for Hampton Research Products.


At Bourbon City Canvas, our success begins with the quality of the materials we use to meet our customers' requests. We go above and beyond by using only the finest resources to ensure the satisfaction of our customers.
We offer consistent high-quality components that will continue to benefit you even after your product has been installed. By materials that can withstand the test of time, we have the satisfaction of our customers using only the finest, most durable resources.


Some pillows are better at relieving pain than others, including neck and shoulder pain. Pillows that provide effective contouring support tend to perform best on this issue and mediflow water pillow gives you the best on this issue of shoulder and neck pain.
This water pillow adds up extra pleasure to your sleep and vanishes all the shortcomings in your sleep along with any pain in neck or shoulder area. The top part of this pillow is made up of poly yester as in traditional pillows, the watery affect is stable and not noticeable thus avoid any disturbance in your sleep.
Water pillow is same like water bed; water pillow maintains proper alignment of your head and neck without resulting in any pressure points. Adjustable firmness makes it versatile and customizable for your needs the water level is adjustable through a cap at the back side of the pillow, where you can add or take out water.
By doing so the height and firmness can be adjusted and this is an important point as you need suitable height and firmness to have the best sleep you always wish for.
For the sake of the betterment and need of customers Mediflow is offering Fiber filling for those allergic to feather pillows. Mediflow pillow is fluffy and soft when the water compartment, along the back, is empty.
All these needs are provided by the mediflow water pillow and as Mahatma Gandhi said: It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.
Mediflow has kept the health of their customers in mind and produced this amazing product to give the one thing that every single human wish for "Restless SLEEP".


'Cliff' Deal Would End Payroll Tax Holiday As part of the "fiscal cliff" deal moving through Congress, a two-year-old payroll tax holiday comes to an end. Under the tax holiday, the 6.2 percent payroll tax was cut to 4.2 percent for all American workers. NPR's John Ydstie talks about what the change will mean for employees and the economy.
As part of the "fiscal cliff" deal moving through Congress, a two-year-old payroll tax holiday comes to an end. Under the tax holiday, the 6.2 percent payroll tax was cut to 4.2 percent for all American workers. NPR's John Ydstie talks about what the change will mean for employees and the economy.
In covering this debate, much has been made of income tax rates and where exactly they should be raised. But one fact has gotten far less notice. Starting today, payroll taxes are going up two percentage points for nearly all American workers. NPR's John Ydstie joins us to talk about it. And John, this means lower take-home pay for a lot of workers starting very soon.
JOHN YDSTIE, BYLINE: That's right, Audie. If you're not getting a raise this year, your paycheck's not just going to stay the same, it's actually going to be a little smaller in 2013 and that's because for about two years now, the government has been collecting 2 percentage points less from you to fund Social Security. But that tax holiday expired at midnight last night, so in 2013, you once again will be paying 6.2 percent of your salary for the Social Security payroll tax.
And that, you know, really adds up to real money. Let's say you make a relatively modest income of about $30,000 a year. Your annual take-home pay will be $600 less as a result of this expiration. Or take a couple and say they each make at least $113,000 a year, that's the top amount subject to Social Security taxes. Their take-home pay would be $4500 less.
In fact, on average, workers will get around $960 less in take-home pay because the payroll tax holiday hasn't been extended.
CORNISH: But the idea behind the payroll tax holiday was to stimulate the economy. And by that measure, did it work?
YDSTIE: Yeah. I think most economists would agree it did. It was enacted in late 2010 when unemployment was very high and it raised take-home pay by around $100 billion a year. The economic research firm, Moody's Analytics, says for every dollar workers were able to keep in their pockets, $1.27 was added to U.S. GDP as the money circulated through the economy.
So it undoubtedly played a role in helping support growth in the last two years. Now, it wasn't the best way to stimulate the economy because it put money in the pockets of a lot of well-off people, many of whom saved it, didn't spend it. Ironically, it actually replaced a more stimulative tax break called the Making Work Pay tax cut, which targeted lower income people who would be more likely to spend it, providing more fuel for the economy.
But that tax cut was initiated by President Obama and Republicans wouldn't renew it back in 2010, but they did go along with this payroll tax break.
CORNISH: So help us understand, if most economists agree the payroll tax holiday has actually helped the economy, isn't allowing it to expire going to hurt the economy when the government starts taking this money out of people's pockets again?
YDSTIE: You're right. It very likely will hurt the economy. Economists say it could trim more than a half a percentage point off of growth in 2013. And when you're only growing in the range of around 2 percent or a little more than that a year, that's significant.
CORNISH: John, unemployment is still over 7.5 percent, why pull the plug on the payroll tax holiday now?
YDSTIE: Well, President Obama did propose extending it in his first offer during negotiations with House Speaker Boehner a couple weeks ago. But it came off the table relatively quickly. One reason is that it's adding to the deficit, which makes Republicans nervous. Also, some Democrats think the payroll tax holiday could undermine the Social Security system. Up to now, the government has been transferring money from its big general fund to the Social Security trust fund to make up for the money being lost to the tax break.
But these Democrats fear that could end some day and weaken the program.
CORNISH: That's NPR's John Ydstie. John, thank you.


text:
Los Glaciares National Park – Flora & Fauna
Tierra del Fuego National Park – Flora & Birds
Laguna Nimez & Bahia Redonda – Birds
Bahia Bustamante & Puerto Deseado – Birds
Place names of Fitz Roy-Chalten & surroundings
Antarctic Peninsula – Wildlife
Torres del Paine National Park – Flora & Fauna
Svalbard – Flora & Fauna
Southeast Alaska – Fauna
Our publications are recommended by Aves Argentinas / Asociación Ornitológica del Plata and BirdLife International. They have also been declared of institutional interest by the National Parks Administration, Universidad de la Patagonia Austral, Municipalidad de El Calafate, Municipalidad de Comodoro Rivadavia and Municipalidad de Puerto Deseado.
Diego Punta Fernandez ,Director
Swarovski Optik Optic Partner
Swarovski Optik a leader in its field, recognizes the importance of our contribution in the world of natural history publications for Patagonia and the polar regions.
1% FTP Member
1% for the Planet's mission is to build, support and activate an alliance of businesses financially committed to creating a healthy planet.
Since July 2011 our publications are printed on paper obtained from wood coming from certified forests by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The FSC label ensures that the forest products used are from responsibly harvested and verified sources.
Currently, more than half of the 300 million tons of plastic produced annually goes to disposable goods. The third part of this is packaging material, discarded after a single use. The serious environmental consequences of this are well known. That's why we have decided to join the global movement of stop using of single-use plastics.
Our field guides are not longer packaged in plastic sleeves.
With this small action, we hope to contribute and add to the awareness of this big global concern.
Copyright © 2013 49southphoto


In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Zapier allows you to connect Nimble and Ninja Forms, with as many as 2 possible integrations. Are you ready to find your productivity superpowers?
Never lose a contact again with the Ninja Form to Nimble integration. This Zapier automation turns your new Ninja Form submissions instantly into new contacts in Nimble. So free up your time and give yourself better insight into your communication and customer relationships!
It's easy to connect Nimble + Ninja Forms and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.


- This is priced higher than average for Collio Goriziano wine. The price has been stable over the past year.
- A diverse array of wines are made by this producer including those from grapes Refosco, Rare White Blend, Merlot, Malvasia Bianca, Friulano, Ribolla, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Bordeaux Blend Red.
- This shows typical levels of interest for Collio Goriziano wines. Interest in this wine is less pronounced than in previous years.


ROOMY AND COMFORTABLE: 28 inches wide x 69 inches long x 34 inches deep x 42 inches tall; Each chair weighs 15 pounds; Seat height: 14.5 inches; Seat width: 22 inches; Arm height: 27 inches; Weight capacity: 250 pounds.
This oversized, outdoor zero gravity chair has all the features you love, folding, reclining, cup holder and all, the perfect patio chair! The Sunnydaze Zero Gravity Chair with Pillow and Cup Holder offers the ultimate experience in portable patio furniture. Designed with comfort in mind, these chairs are made from all-weather fade-resistant Textilene sling fabric. The bungee cords that connect the Textilene seat to the sturdy steel frame help to enhance the comfort and function of the chair. The headrest pillow has an elastic band that allows you to easily place the pillow where it works best for you. The smooth recline function easily locks into your desired position by flipping the knobs on both sides away from the user to lock the reclined position in place.


text:
HARVARD LEGAL THEORY FORUM
About HLTF
The Harvard Legal Theory Forum provides a venue for students at Harvard Law School, graduate students at other schools in Harvard, and other scholars, to discuss legal theory and provide feedback to each other on their ideas about legal theory. The Forum provides a home for legal theory that does not fit neatly within other legal fields and is open to anyone interested in discussing or learning about legal theory.
"Legal theory" is an ecumenical term. The terminology of law and philosophy is often used in Anglo-American academia to connote a very methodologically narrow field. Many people are not particularly interested in "philosophy of law" in this sense but are interested in meta-accounts of law that draw from Continental philosophy, feminist or queer theory, literary theory and criticism, history, political science, economics, or of other fields. The Forum hopes to accommodate these approaches to legal theory, as well as "law and philosophy."
•	Legal Theory Reading Groups: We meet biweekly to discuss law review articles on legal theory. These meetings are open to the entire Harvard community. Last year, we read articles from David Kennedy and Terry Fisher's The Canon of American Legal Thought. This year, we will be selecting articles on an ad hoc basis with a focus on more contemporary legal theory and philosophy. This semester, meetings will be held at 7:30 PM on Wednesdays.
•	Workshopping Papers: We provide a venue for researchers or students to workshop papers that they are working on that are related to legal theory. Two authors presented papers last year, and we hope that more students will wish to do so this year.
•	Faculty Speakers: We arrange talks by faculty members on topics in legal theory. Last year, Cass Sunstein gave a talk on extremism and Christine Desan spoke about the history of money. This year, we also plan to invite one more speakers from outside Boston to come and talk about legal theory.
•	Social Theory Discussions: From time to time, we will hold discussions on social theory with a more tangential relationship to law.
If you would like to join HLTF, wish to receive our emails, or have a paper that you would like to present, please contact us.
The Harvard Legal Theory Forum Board:
Marlon Arias
Jonathan Bruno
Kurt Chauviere Carrie DeCell
Danielle D'Onfro
Jonathan Gingerich
James Maguire
Board positions are available–if you are interested in joining the board, please contact us.
A Student Organization at Harvard Law School
Harvard European Law Association
Legal Theory Blog
workshopping a student paper
Legal Theory Reading Group, March 24, 7:15 PM, Pound 418
Legal Theory Reading Group, February 15, 7:15 PM, Pound 203
Upcoming Speaker Events
Legal Theory Reading Group, November 29, 7:00 PM, Pound 207
Legal Theory Reading Group
© 2008-2009 President and Fellows of Harvard College
The Harvard Law School name and/or shield are trademarks of the President and Fellows of Harvard College and are used by permission of Harvard University.
Theme: Cutline by Chris Pearson.


text:
A leadership team with a passionate belief in the power of choral music, our board is committed to enabling Seattle Pro Musica to maintain artistic excellence and a sound fiscal foundation.
Wes Kim - he/him/his
WES KIM, president
Wes Kim joined Seattle Pro Musica as a singer in 2011 and was elected to the Board of Directors in 2013. He chairs the Marketing Committee and is a member of the Inclusivity Advisory Group. Having studied and performed music for most of his life, he considers himself lucky to serve an organization that strives for artistic excellence, creates a family-like community among its singers, and moves and inspires audiences with their performances. Outside of SPM, he's a Senior Lead Digital Content Writer at AT&T and an award-winning filmmaker.
Anne Clamoungou - she/her/hers
ANNE CLAMOUNGOU, VICE PRESIDENT
Anne Clamoungou is a telecommunications professional who has lead Information Technology, Operations and Human Resources people and projects in in the greater Seattle area for over 20 years. She is passionate about building amazing teams that thrive through collaboration, creativity and compassion. She's also dedicated to fostering peace, culture and education as a Peace Corps volunteer, PTA President, Seattle Public Schools Closing the Achievement Gap committee member, volunteer organization development consultant to local non-profits, and as a Buddhist women's leader. She is honored to continue this tradition with Seattle Pro Musica. And, oh yes, Anne is crazy about music and says that her first Seattle Pro Musica concert was "an out of body experience" that hooked her for life.
Rick Johnson - he/him/his
Rick Johnson, TREASURER
Rick Johnson is the Director of Finance and Administration at the Seattle Aquarium. In this role he manages all financial functions including accounting, investments, financial reporting, cash flow, annual audits, insurance, payroll, compliance and legal matters.
Prior to his move to the conservation and environment world, Rick worked for more than 30 years in nonprofit performing arts organizations. These included Seattle Opera, The Smith Center for the Performing Arts in Las Vegas and other arts centers, ballet, theater and opera companies. Long active as a choral singer, Rick sang for 20 years in John Alexander's Pacific Chorale, has sung in the Seattle Opera chorus and is a member of Seattle Pro Musica and choirs at University Unitarian Church. He joined the board in 2016.
Hannah Won - she/her/hers
hannah won, CORPORATE SECRETARY
Hannah Won has been singing in choral groups for over a decade and joined Seattle Pro Musica as a singer in 2013. In 2016, she was elected to the Board of Directors. Previously, she has served on the board of a non-auditioned community choir - two years as Treasurer. Prior to joining the SPM board, she was a member of the Diversity Task Force (now the Inclusivity Advisory Group) which explored the role of diversity in fulfilling SPM's mission statement. Outside of singing, she is a Project Manager of Software Development at CUSO Financial Services.
Beth Alley - she/her/hers
Beth alley
Beth Alley joined the Seattle Pro Musica board in 2016. A non-singing member, she is passionate about music and its ability to bridge generational, cultural, and ethnic divides. Beth has worked for a non-profit health care organization for over 20 years, and is currently the Chief of Staff for ancillary and nursing services. As a board member, she brings a wealth of project management, financial, and strategic planning experience and skills.
Jordan Berg - she/her/hers
JORDAN BERG
Jordan Berg, CPA, is thrilled to serve on the Seattle Pro Musica Board of Directors! A Vancouver, WA native and class of '17 Pacific Lutheran University (PLU) graduate, Jordan moved to Seattle the following August to begin her career as an Auditor in public accounting at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Jordan's choral background includes recording CDs with Pink Martini that were sold world-wide by Starbucks while a member of Portland's Pacific Youth Choir, singing with PLU's Choir of the West, and performing under the direction of Paul Mealor during her Scotland study abroad at the University of Aberdeen in 2016. Choir has always held a special place in Jordan's heart as the universal language of music has provided a home wherever life may take her, including Seattle when she began singing with SPM in September 2017.
Meaghan Leferink - she/her/hers
Meaghan Leferink
Meaghan Leferink joined Seattle Pro Musica in 2012 after graduating Mills College with a degree in Music Performance. She joined the Seattle Pro Musica board in 2018, after several years of involvement with its Education and Engagement Committee and the Inclusivity Advisory Group. She is currently an Advancement Specialist with the Evans School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Washington. Prior to the UW, Meaghan was the Director of Community Engagement at Seattle Music Partners, an organization committed to eliminating racial and economic barriers to quality music education for youth. Meaghan is a recent graduate of the MFA in Arts Leadership program at Seattle University. She looks forward to using her applied and academic knowledge of the broader arts environment to help SPM reach its artistic and organizational goals.
Mary Redman - she/her/hers
MARY REDMAN
Mary Redman joined the board in 2014 and serves on the development and auction committees. While she does not sing in Pro Musica, she sang with the Northwest Girlchoir for 7 years in her youth and plays the flute. She is a biostatistician and faculty member in the Clinical Research Division at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
Briana Schwartz - she/her/hers
briana schwartz
Briana Schwartz has been volunteering with Seattle Pro Musica for over fifteen years. From auction 'fish-bowl-girl', to CD salesperson, to Christmas concert bartender, she has played several roles as non-singer. She is delighted to expand her involvement as a new member of the Board of Directors. In addition to her work with SPM, she is an accountant and works part time with Ghost Light Theatrical, a local fringe theatre.
Kacey Stevens - she/her/hers
Kacey Stevens
Kacey Stevens has been an enthusiastic attendee at SPM concerts and auctions for eight years and is excited to be a part of this Board. She spent many school years in choir and years since in the Seattle theater community as an actor, stage manager, and production manager. Kacey is a proud graduate of Seattle University with a B.A. in Theatre. In her corporate life, she serves as the lead Executive Assistant for the Amazon Web Services Legal team.
Jan Strand - she/her/hers
Jan Strand has sung with Seattle Pro Musica for over 25 years and has seen the choir grow into the amazing, innovative choral ensemble it is today. A life-long lover of music, she has sung with choral groups since high school, including the University of Washington. Professionally, Jan previously worked in Commercial Real Estate in both New York and Seattle before switching to the non-profit world. In her most recent position as Department Director at Edmonds Community College, she was responsible for Federal and State grant-funded programs supporting college education for low-income adults. With her long professional history of listening to community ideas to best meet emerging needs, developing new programs (and funding), and her belief in the strength of creating collaborative visions, she looks forward to working with the Board of Directors to build a better community through music!
Seattle Pro Musica Advisory Board
Dean Arnold, Past Board Member and Leader of Strategic Planning
Keith Axelsen, President Emeritus
Mona Dworkin, President Emeritus
Samuel F. Dworkin, DDS, PhD, President Emeritus
Mike Evans, President Emeritus
Phil Haas, President Emeritus
Noreen King, President Emeritus
Teena Littleton, President Emeritus Katie Oman, Vice President Emeritus and Chair of Development Committee
Terri Lords, President Emeritus
Joy Portella, President Emeritus
John Schilling, President Emeritus
Dale Whitehead, Past Board Member and Auction Advisor


text:
  ADV News  Rally-Inspired Honda CB650R Build Pays Tribute To Fallen Dakar Racer
Rally-Inspired Honda CB650R Build Pays Tribute To Fallen Dakar Racer
 Honda's popular street bike gets the Rally Treatment.
First impressions are important, and ours was that this Honda CB650R rally is striking. That meaty front tire, full-on rally navigation tower and eye-catching four-into-one exhaust header really looks the business.
Wait, four-into-one header? An inline, four-cylinder rally bike? OK, there's a clue that you may not be seeing something entirely practical. Then you dive into the specs and yes, this is a concept bike. In fact, it's an entry in Honda Motor Europe – Iberia's Honda Garage Dreams Contest, a factory-sponsored competition that uses the CB650R and lets motorcycle designers run wild with it. The CB650R rally is Portugal-based Honda Wingmotor's vision of what a run-of-the-mill CB650R could be and also commemorates Honda's win at the Dakar rally this year.
The CB650 Rally is fitted with a full rally tower complete with a roadbook for navigation.
The nav tower, LED headlight and clear fairing look like they're straight off Ricky Brabec's Dakar-winning CRF450 RALLY, and the 17-inch wheels, front and back, are shod with beefy Continental TKC 80s that lend the 447-pound street fighter some off-road cred. Another big change is the high front fender, all the better to shed mud, or look like you could. Beefy GIVI handguards, fork guards and a stout black bash plate complete the look.
All the bodywork has been pared down and given factory-rally bike graphics treatment. Of note is the touching tribute to the late, great, Portugese rider, Paulo Goncalves — a long-time rally racer for Team HRC who died in an accident at the Dakar in January. There's a decal picturing Goncalves in race gear alongside his CRF450 RALLY to inspire pilots of this machine.
A touching tribute to veteran rider Paulo 'Speedy' Goncalves drapes the top of the tank to inspire pilots of this machine.
Those four front exhaust headers collect into a single, upswept header and then exit the bike via an Arrow exhaust. The solo seat is covered in what appears to be red suede, which would be nice and grippy while ripping through the dunes, while the rear end of the bike has been relieved of the bulky, plastic license plate/tail light combo. Designers have the advantage of not having to comply with rules and regulations when it comes to such things, of course, and the result is a much slimmer look.
The Honda Garage Dreams contest, which drew 36 entries, ended recently, and we're sad to report that this rally-inspired version did not win; it wasn't even a finalist. The bike that did win went with a stripped-down street fighter flavor, as did a lot of the other finalists. Maybe the rally version was a bit too outside the box for voters but that gives it extra points in our book.
Check out all the entries here and let us know your thoughts!
Author: Bob Whitby
Bob has been riding motorcycles since age 19 and working as a journalist since he was 24, which was a long time ago, let's put it that way. He quit for the better part of a decade to raise a family, then rediscovered adventure, dual sport and enduro riding in the early 2000s. He lives in Arkansas, America's best-kept secret when it comes to riding destinations, and travels far and wide in search of dirt roads and trails.
 4 Comments Tags: Bike Build, CB650R, Dakar, Honda, Paulo Goncalves, Ride Red
BMW Announces Radar-Based Active Cruise Control for Motorcycles
2020 Honda Africa Twin: Major Leap Forward For The Legend?
Honda's New CT125 Hunter Cub Trail Bike Gets Military Makeover It's only been a few months since Honda put the CT125 Hunter Cub...
Classic Meets Modern in This Sleek Honda NX650 Dominator Build The world hasn't seen a new Honda NX650 Dominator since 2003, but the...
4 thoughts on "Rally-Inspired Honda CB650R Build Pays Tribute To Fallen Dakar Racer"
Craig Alberhasky on July 2, 2020 at 9:35 am said:
No torque. The clutch would most likely wear out quickly. Nice looking though.
Bob on July 2, 2020 at 10:28 am said:
I know it's a styling exercise, but put lipstick on a pig, and you now have a pretty pig. Just my opinion.
Mario Perotti on July 2, 2020 at 10:31 am said:
Outside the box but I dig it A LOT!
Patriot159 on July 3, 2020 at 5:45 am said:
Don't think it would work very well. Grateful for the tribute but I guess you could make a "Rally" out of a whole bunch of bikes.