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Jan Brett and Hedgie the Hedgehog is a great website. Look about in the middle of the Homepage when it opens and find Subscription. You will get an email highlighting what's fun and new. I get mine and always enjoy it.
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www.thsc.org This site is the Texas Home School Coalition. They start at the beginning to help you get started and offer support groups. Find a scholarship application and a debate registration form. To join the coalition is $85 but they say you get hundreds in benefits. The t-shirt says, "I homeschool in Texas/ where people are free."
http://www.homeschooltoday.com/ This is the online version of the printed magazine Homeschooling Today. They have a beautiful website, packed with loads of information. Even the shopping mall is directed at homeschooling needs. They are offering a free email newsletter that sounds great.
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Charlie Parker's Diner is a local favorite and has won BEST BREAKFAST in the Best of Springfield several years in a row. Plus, kids 3 and under eat free with an adult.
Telephone area code is 217 unless otherwise specified.
Not sure where to find Krekel's – just look for the chicken. But it's the beef burgers that have been Krekel's claim to fame since 1949 – fresh, never frozen, smashed onto a sizzling hot griddle and served with a toasted bun that's been hit with butter. Reasonably priced and available in a single, double or triple, they pair well with Krekel's handmade shakes and delicious fries. Just because it's simple doesn't mean it can't be the perfect meal. We love Krekel's for understanding that and for having seven locations in central Illinois.
Winning again this year, Incredibly Delicious provides Springfield with delicious cakes, pastries and bread. We love the aroma of freshly baked bread, especially when dining al fresco in the patio area around the ever-changing landscaping at the Weber House. Yes, that's right – Incredibly Delicious also serves lunch. But Springfield is most impressed with the output of their talented bakers. Try the "all butter" handmade croissants (available in plain, raspberry, chocolate and almond cream) that melt in your mouth or their tarts. Illinois Times' readers are also impressed with the handmade, stone-baked breads made with unbleached non-GMO wheat.
Although it's changed hands since winning "best of" recognition last year, little has changed at the Chili Parlor. And that's something we're thankful for because the Parlor serves up some seriously good chili (with one "I"). Readers appreciate that they can customize their orders in terms of their own standards for heat, oil and beans. Eat a bowl of the Firebrand (the spiciest version) and get your name memorialized on the wall. We dare you to try to eat multiple bowls in an attempt to break the current record. And don't forget to try the chili burger, chili dog or the tamales. We hope that the Parlor has another 70 years of success.
Charlie Parker's Diner, featured on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" and in a slew of regional and national print publications, wins again this year for Springfield's Best Breakfast. Charlie Parker's has just about perfected the diner breakfast while keeping costs reasonable. Maybe that's why it won the Hometown Breakfast Battle between 135 restaurants from across the country. And as to ambience, where else can you dine in a Quonset hut formerly used as a maintenance shed and a bait shop? Don't forget kids 3 and under eat free with an adult.
With its large beer garden and eclectic menu of live music, there's more to the Curve than cold and cheap beer. But, if that's what motivates you, the Curve Inn should be your preferred destination. Whether on tap or in bottles, the Curve has you covered. Looking beyond beer? Don't forget "Sunday Fundays" during the NFL season with free food and $2.50 bloodys and $1 domestic drafts. Readers like $.25 wing night on Mondays and $1.25 burgers on Tuesday. Looking to stretch your dollar and have some fun? The Curve Inn is your place.
Along with pizza and chili, Springfield loves to debate who has the best BBQ. This year, the award goes to Smokey Bones. Whether it's St. Louis-style ribs or Texas-style beef brisket, all of Smokey Bones' BBQ is smoked on-site over 18-inch hickory logs. And all the "Q" is served with a variety of distinct sauces sure to please the most finicky eater. Make sure to sop up the excess with some of their delicious garlic bread. In the mood for something else? Smokey Bones has you covered with a variety of more traditional items.
Mel-O-Cream, one of Springfield's best known establishments, has been producing delicious donuts for 80 years here in the capital city. Whether you like cake donuts, old-fashioned donuts or cream-filled donuts, Mel-O-Cream has something for you. The cream-filled donuts are particularly delicious with a perfect balance of sweet, but yet not too sweet, cream filling. The earlier you get there the better, as they tend to sell out of the most popular donuts. Newcomers have arrived in Springfield to try to steal the spotlight away, but our readers have clearly declared Mel-O-Cream simply the best.
We remember when coffee choices were as simple as cream and sugar. But no matter the choices, Springfield knows that the only thing that counts in the morning is taste and flavor. And that's why Garb-A-Java gets the nod for another year. Its dedication to the craft of brewing the perfect cup has earned it our readers' respect – not just for its many varieties, but also because of the ease its drive-through offers. You're virtually guaranteed to find your preferred brew (or Chai, tea, smoothie or freeze) here. Need something more? Make sure to pick up some freshly baked scones, muffins or cookies to help get you moving in the morning.
Despite some resistance from brick-and-mortar restaurants, food trucks have made an impact on Springfield's dining scene. For the second year, Illinois Times' readers gave the nod to Cooper's StrEatside as Springfield's Best Food Truck. It's not surprising, given that its owner trained at the legendary Le Cordon Bleu culinary school. While we're fans of the Bahn Mi Pork Sandwich (marinated grilled pork chop, pickled carrots, cucumber, cilantro and spicy mayo), our readers are particularly fond of the Breakfast Taco and the Fresh Cut Fries (add some garlic for an extra pop, but be sure to bring your breath mints). Judging from the lines every time we see the truck pop up all over Springfield, we're betting on its continued success.
Gyros Stop wins this category for a stunning eighth year. With a huge array of options (including a deep-fried gyro), Gyros Stop is the place to go when you're hankering for some Greek comfort food. But there's plenty more than gyros here, like the classic Greek souvlaki (shish-ka-bob), spinach pie, falafel and even burgers and horseshoes. If you're inclined for something a bit lighter, then opt for one of their many salads. No matter what you get, make sure to ask for a side of tzatziki, a Greek yogurt and cucumber sauce. Gyros Stop has about perfected the dish.
Springfield's culinary claim to fame is the Horseshoe, and the standard by which all others are judged is D'Arcy's. For yet another year, it's garnered the city's "best of" award. Ask your friends where they'd take an out-of-town visitor for their first horseshoe, and D'Arcys is almost always the first name that you hear. But don't forget the breaded pork tenderloin sandwich (available grilled if you're feeling healthy) – generously sized and well-seasoned, this is pub food at its best. Weather permitting, diners can enjoy socializing in the outdoor beer garden. For the history buffs, D'Arcy's has repurposed the ice cream counter from the former Sugar Bowl from yesteryear. Nicely done.
Who doesn't love frozen desserts? Especially when they come from Cold Stone. Cold Stone ice cream is churned on premises every day. For that reason and for many more, Cold Stone is the place to go, according to Springfield. Whether you feel like a scoop of ice cream with delicious toppings mixed in or the ever popular waffle cones, sundaes, smoothies or milkshakes, Cold Stone has it all and more. Have a special occasion coming up? They can do an ice cream cake for you. There really is something for everyone – including those who require gluten-free or lactose-free dishes.
Deep dish pizza is relatively new to Springfield. Although a Chicago favorite, until recently we've had only pale imitations. Which is why Springfield has embraced Nancy's Chicago Pizza. If you haven't tried it yet, you are missing out. Nancy's stuffed deep dish pizza offers the perfect ratio of bread to cheese with just the right amount of sauce to round it out. Not only is it delicious, but it is sturdy enough to dig into with your hands instead of using a knife and fork. In a hurry? Don't forget to order ahead – perfection doesn't come quickly. Delivery available.
With so many options for thin crust pizza, we've seen spirited debates over Springfield's preferred purveyor of this everyman's favorite. Yet again, the award goes to Gabatoni's. Dishing up delectable goodness for over 60 years, we aren't surprised that they win again. While the collective favorite seems to be the EBA (everything but anchovies), we love that Gabatoni's menu goes well beyond pizza. Thinking about going on a weekend night? Make sure to place a reservation. It's popular for a reason.
For yet another year, Osaka has earned the top honors for Best Japanese Restaurant in Springfield. And, this year, it adds recognition for the Best Cocktail Menu. Perhaps it's the hibachi table, where you might find yourself having a fried bit of goodness launched by the chef into your mouth like a trained seal. Or perhaps it's the more traditional and restrained Japanese dishes and sushi. Or it's the exhaustive list of exotic drinks guaranteed to help transport you to the Far East. We're fans of the Monday Martini Special ($4) and the Wednesday Wine Special ($3). In the mood for something more exotic? Osaka's bar tenders won't let you down.
Springfield has seen quite a few new entrants in this category. Yet, once again, Head West has come out on top. Our readers like the slightly sweet bread that holds together the generously sized sandwiches, as well as the reasonable prices. The verdict is out on whether to toast the bread or not, but Springfield's certain that Head West is tops in this category. Head West serves up a great product in a "chill" environment. Don't be afraid to ask for extra Italian dressing.
For yet another year, Magic Kitchen earns top honors as Springfield's best Thai restaurant. Although our readers appreciate its BYOB policy at the Peoria Road location, it's really the food that elevates Magic Kitchen to the top. Of course there are your classics like Pad Thai and a variety of Thai Currys. But don't miss some of the other, lesser known, dishes like Thai noodle soup and Tua Nawk Si Kai (bean sprouts, green onions, tofu and egg served with a spicy sauce.) We like that you can custom order your level of spice for most of Magic Kitchen's dishes. On busy nights, we also like the tailgate feel at the Peoria Road location as diners wait their turn for Springfield's best Thai food.
Cooper's Hawk wins again, but this year for fine dining and wine selection instead of best date venue. No matter the category, Springfield has clearly embraced Cooper's Hawk. Whether your visit consists of lingering in the tasting room while sampling house-made wines or continues on for dinner, Cooper's Hawk serves up quality offerings in an upscale environment. If wine isn't your thing, there's a full bar with a wide array of drinks to satisfy everyone. Cooper's Hawk offers a wide expanse of menu items – ranging from sandwiches and burgers for the more informal to pastas and steaks for dates when you want to go all out. And, for the gluten-free crowd, there's a separate menu with an unexpectedly wide array of selections.
With its geographic expansion to Peoria, we have no doubt that Peorians will also be awarding Obed and Isaac's high accolades. Who else has an enclosed dog run where man's best friend can cavort while its owner plays bocce ball and wets the proverbial whistle with craft beer brewed on premises? Need something more substantial? There's a full menu offering tasty morsels like goat cheese stuffed dates, pierogies, a beer and whiskey burger and Cajun shrimp and andouille sausage. Our readers love the congenial atmosphere and the owners' commitment to historic preservation.
Once again, Chesapeake has earned Springfield's admiration as its best seafood restaurant. Located in an 1850s mansion, its menu is a pleasing throwback to classic dishes. For the traditional crowd, there are oysters on the half shell, chowder and surf and turf. But for the more modern, there's the Bourbon Salmon (marinated in a sweet bourbon sauce) and the tilapia. Not into seafood? No worries, there are plenty of steaks and pastas to please pretty much any palate. And don't forget to visit the website to print out some coupons and see the daily specials.
Craving a hot fresh steak cooked to perfection? Texas Roadhouse is your place. Texas Roadhouse has beaten out all the other competition and claimed the coveted spot for best steak in Springfield. They offer a wide variety of hand-cut steaks, suitable for everyone's appetite. If you are feeling particularly hungry, Texas Roadhouse offers a Porterhouse T-Bone that weighs in at 23 ounces and that's sure to satisfy your appetite. Or for the less ambitious eater, Texas Roadhouse offers a Dallas Filet that weighs in at 6 ounces. To accompany your steak, Texas Roadhouse offers delicious house-made sides. We're fans.
Springfield is no stranger to Chinese food and voters have decided that China Star takes the "star." China Star offers a wide variety of delicious dishes sure to please everyone's palates. They also offer generous portions, so plan on taking some home. For those who like a little or a lot of heat to their dishes, China Star has a wide range of spicy dishes, including the classic General Tso's Chicken and Sesame Chicken. You won't find a bad dish in the house.
Although wineries seem to be popping up all over the place, Springfield has embraced Danenberger Family Vineyards as the best of the genre. We appreciate that their wines are made on premises. But we also appreciate the incredible facilities – pretty much the perfect place to enjoy a few glasses of Illinois' best wine. Susan Danenberger, owner and proprietor, takes pride in her product and in making sure that all visitors feel welcomed and made at home. Going with a group? Make sure to call ahead and reserve the gazebo or the depot for a nominal fee. Trust us – it's worth it.
Once again, Xochimilco wins for best Mexican restaurant. So what is it that fosters such loyalty? We hear about Xochimilco's fresh ingredients and authentic recipes like Chilaquiles. And the Carnitas (seasoned, slow-roasted pork chunks served with rice, beans and tortillas) manage to pack in an intensity of flavor that's reminiscent of trips south of the border. If you can't find something on Xochimilco's menu, you are too picky. Our readers say it's the consistently excellent quality of the dishes and service that have earned their business.
Happy Sushi is a tiny "hole in the wall" that's inspired some fierce loyalty. There can't be but four tables in the place, and ambience is a word best left out of any description of Happy Sushi. But people stream in and out all day long. And that's because of Hiro's wonderful sushi. Portion sizes are generous for the price, and Hiro adds a nice garnish that adds to the presentation. Come to Happy Sushi more than a few times, and it's virtually guaranteed that Hiro will remember you. Great sushi and service – that's why Springfield's voted Happy Sushi number one this year.
Despite some very stiff competition, Bella Milano edged out its peers for another year as Springfield's best Italian restaurant. We're fans of their addictive homemade salad dressing and the hearty and tasty bread. Not able to swing a dinner out of the house? No worries, as Bella does a banging takeout business. Whether you're looking for pizza, pasta or a more traditional dish, Bella doesn't disappoint.
Although we don't condone excessive drinking, it happens to the best of us from time to time. And, when you wake up with the inevitable hangover, the wise move is to avoid the hair of the dog and instead head for some comfort food. Steak 'n Shake has you covered. Not in the mood for lunch food? Make sure to try some of the breakfast offerings. We're partial to their good burgers and fries (ordered well done, with a side of cheese) rounded out by a milkshake. Spent most of your money the night before? Don't fret – Steak 'n Shake has multiple meal deals for under $4.
We can imagine few things more important, or emotional, than nuptials. And, what's a wedding without a cake? When it comes to this important decision, Springfield has clearly decided that Specialty Cakes has earned its trust. Readers appreciate that no-cost consultations are available. But most importantly, voters appreciate that creativity and artistic license have not displaced the fact that wedding cake has to taste delicious. Don't forget that they offer much more than wedding cakes. Specialty Cakes can accommodate all of your baking desires.
If you are looking for wings, Westwood's is where it's at, according to our voters. They offer traditional bone-in or boneless (breaded or grilled) wings, along with over 15 different kind of sauces. We're fans of the traditional buffalo and sweet bbq, but if you're feeling adventurous you can try out the buffalo parmesan garlic or the six pepper sauce. If wet sauces aren't your thing, don't worry, as Westwood's offers several different dry rubs instead. Westwood's offers their wings in several different portions designed to satisfy the single diner or larger party. Looking for something more substantial? Let Westwood's do the cooking for you - they offer a Tailgate Special of 50 wings.


Much thought is given into choosing an engagement ring, but what about the other piece of jewelry that you'll wear forever and ever, your wedding ring? Where the engagement ring is the symbol of the promise to be married, the wedding ring is the symbol of actually being married. Exchanged during the wedding ceremony, your wedding ring will tell the world that you're someone's "other half."
Because your wedding ring will be worn for the rest of your life, you want to choose it carefully. Picking your wedding ring will be much easier if you have some helpful hints to guide you. Read on to learn the top wedding ring buying tips and shop for your wedding ring the smart way.
Before you and your fiancé set foot in a jewelry store, you should have a budget in mind for your wedding rings. A general guide is to set aside 3% of your wedding budget for wedding rings. But because wedding budgets differ for every couple, you don't have to stick to that standard percentage. If you already have a figure in mind, go for it. Having a pre-set budget will make it much easier for you once the shopping begins and it will also narrow down the choices for you.
Price will vary depending on what metal you choose and if you want extras like diamonds or custom embellishments. A typical gold wedding ring generally costs about $150 but a platinum band with embellishments starts at about $600 and goes up from there.
Wedding rings come in several different materials. The most common metals for wedding rings are gold, white gold, platinum and titanium. Gold, white gold and platinum are traditional standards, but titanium can be a good substitute if you're allergic to certain metals or if you're looking for a lower priced alternative.
Besides the obvious different looks of wedding ring metals, varying metals will also compliment your skin tone differently. Try on wedding rings in a range of materials so you can see which metal looks best on you.
When you first go shopping for your wedding ring, check out a couple different stores before you buy. Compare selection and price at a few different stores and determine which store has the right ring for you.
Because you and your fiancé both need wedding rings, stores may give you a discount if you both buy your wedding rings at the same place. But, if you and your fiancé like rings at different stores, buy your rings where you like. It's more important that you're happy with your ring than to get a minimal discount for a ring that you're not thrilled about. Beware of shops that pressure you to buy on the spot. Purchasing your wedding ring is a big deal and it shouldn't be a hasty decision.
After you get engaged it's easy to become immersed in planning your wedding reception and ceremony. Between planning all of the details for your wedding, buying wedding rings can fall by the wayside. Do yourself a favor and don't leave shopping for wedding rings until the last minute.
Start shopping for wedding rings at least 2 months before your wedding date. If you want something specific or you're interested custom features like engraving, start shopping 4 months before your wedding date.
Wedding rings come in a variety of styles. You'll find rings that are thin, thick, plain, studded with diamonds, rounded, squared and in a wide array of metals. Pick a ring that suits your personal style and make sure its something that you'll feel comfortable wearing every day.
If you're laid back and like to dress very casually most of the time, select a ring that will blend in with your casual wardrobe. If you wear suits most of the time and tend to dress up often, pick a ring that is a bit more formal. Brides will also want to make sure that their wedding ring will compliment the engagement ring that they've already chosen.
Shopping for your wedding ring can be a task that is both simple and fun. Don't wait until the last minute and keep these wedding ring buying tips in mind. If you do, you'll have no trouble finding a wedding ring that you'll be happy to wear always.


If you have been experiencing shoulder pain, your doctor may order an MRI. An MRI uses magnetic fields to get a detailed picture of your bones, tendons, muscles, and blood vessels from any angle. This scan is extremely useful for diagnosing shoulder pain because it allows the doctor to view all of the internal structures within it.
If you are experiencing shoulder pain or decreased range of motion in your shoulder, ask your doctor if you will need an MRI. When you need an open MRI in Middletown, NJ, and the surrounding areas, make your appointment at Middletown Medical Imaging. You can call us at 732-275-0999 or book online.
This entry was posted in Blog, MRI on October 22, 2018 by stayntor.
Knee pain is a common issue that can lead to a variety of diagnoses. For many cases, an MRI of the knee is required to truly see what is going on. An MRI uses magnetic fields to create accurate images of the knee, including muscles, ligaments, tendons, menisci and articular cartilage.
Tendons and Menisci – Many knee injuries involve tendons, ligaments, and menisci, like ACL and MCL tears. A regular X-ray cannot detect damage to these parts of the knee, so an MRI is required.
Tumors – If your doctor suspects that there may be a tumor present in the knee, and MRI will enable them to see it clearly.
Detecting Severe Trauma – Injuries to the knee are sometimes more severe than they appear on the surface. An MRI gives your doctor a very clear image of the extent of the damage. This enables them to provide a more accurate diagnosis and therefore a more effective treatment plan.
Preventing Further Injury – Many athletes who suffer knee injuries are anxious to get back on the field, but this can be dangerous if they are not fully healed. Re-injury can sometimes cause permanent retirement from sports. A knee MRI can help determine if the knee is fully healed so that the patient does not exacerbate a previous injury or cause a new one.
When you need a knee MRI, consider getting an open MRI at our imaging center in Middletown, New Jersey. Book an appointment online today.
This entry was posted in Blog, MRI on September 26, 2018 by stayntor.
Are You a Good Candidate for an Open MRI?
If you doctor has told you that you need to get an MRI, you may be looking into open MRI machines. Open MRIs are a great alternative to a traditional closed MRI for a wide variety of reasons. If any of the following applies to you, you are a great candidate for an open MRI.
Claustrophobia – A closed MRI is a loud, narrow, enclosed spaces that can be terrifying for someone who suffers from claustrophobia. In fact, many people have their first claustrophobic episode while having an MRI scan done. If you have any anxiety concerning your upcoming scan, find an imaging center with an open MRI machine.
Spinal Injuries – Spinal cord injuries can prevent you from being able to adjust your body during a scan. For some scans, switching positions in the middle of a scan is necessary. An open MRI machine allows a technician to help you get into the correct positions easily.
Weight Issues – Traditional closed MRIs have a very narrow bore, making it difficult for larger patients to receive a scan. Open MRIs can accommodate patients of any size and shape.
Do you think you are a good candidate for an open MRI? Call our imaging center at 732-275-0979 to book your appointment.
This entry was posted in Blog, MRI on September 19, 2018 by stayntor.
Crohn's disease – According to the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Crohn's disease affects over 700,000 people in the United States alone. This painful condition creates inflammation and tearing in a patient's small bowel and GI tract, which can cause constant diarrhea, weight loss, anemia, and potentially death. An MRI can help doctors see inflammation, tearing, and blockages in the GI tract, which allows them to diagnose Crohn's disease.
Kidney stones – If you have had a kidney stone before, you know the excruciating pain that comes with passing it. While kidney stones are generally not a life-threatening condition if caught in time, they are something that causes a great deal of discomfort and physical pain to someone who has them. Luckily, surgery is not always needed to get rid of kidney stones, and they can be detected through an MRI or ultrasound to be treated accordingly.
If you are looking for a comfortable, professional, and relaxing open MRI machine experience in New Jersey, turn to our experienced staff at Middletown Medical Imaging to schedule your appointment. Give us a call today at (732) 275-0999.
This entry was posted in Blog on July 16, 2018 by Web.com (S.To).
According to the Sarcoma Alliance, which is a non-profit foundation dedicated to providing education and research about the disease, there are over 25 subtypes of the cancer.
While there are well over 25 subtypes of sarcomas, each subtype can be categorized into either a soft tissue or bone sarcoma.
The two major categories, soft tissue and bone sarcoma, are placed depending on where this type of cancer develops.
One of the most common age group at risk to develop either a bone or soft tissue sarcoma are children under 20 years old.
In addition to children being one of the most diagnosed groups for sarcoma, other people at risk are those who have Paget's disease, those who have specific genetic disorders, and those who have had family members that have been treated for sarcoma.
Certain medical digital imaging, such as CT scans, MRI's, and ultrasounds, have been crucial in the early detection of sarcoma in many patients.
This entry was posted in Blog on July 3, 2018 by Web.com (S.To).
Dynacad is a software that helps our radiologists read, analyze, and diagnosis issues with the prostate.
This software is used in sync with our 3T MRI technology and is a non-invasive form of testing.
Dynacad provides some of the most detailed, accurate images of the prostate available to date, which makes evaluating your situation easier from a radiologist's perspective. This also helps to speed up testing times, treatment plan layout, and overall better experience in finding out the issues within your prostate.
Using our 3T MRI machine and technology, Dynacad offers the ability to transfer data directly from the MRI experience into the software.
If you are looking to schedule your prostate MRI with us at Middletown Medical Imaging, or have other questions regarding our hours, location, and insurance options, please contact us today at 732-275-0999.
This entry was posted in Blog on June 14, 2018 by Web.com (S.To).
If you are looking for a state-of-the-art facility that has an open MRI in New Jersey, we have what you need at Middletown Medical Imaging. Give our friendly and experienced staff a call to set up an appointment, to learn about what insurances we accept, or any other information you may need today at 732-275-0999.
This entry was posted in Blog on May 31, 2018 by Web.com (S.To).


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The King is Dead, Long Live the King
by Mike Loukides |	@mikeloukides | +Mike Loukides | June 10, 2009
I've been resisting the temptation to write about Android. But after reading some of the blogs about Android netbooks, I can't keep quiet.
Aside from being a Really Cool Idea, I don't have a lot to say about netbooks themselves. I've got an Android phone (thanks, Google), and I like it, and it would be nice to see the operating system move from the cell phone world onto other hardware. Netbooks are a logical step. But what's the next step after netbooks? How long will it be before we see "big" computers–full sized laptops and desktops, developer machines for serious coding, video and audio production, even servers–run on Android?
What would have to happen for Android to become a developer operating system? Probably not as much as you think. We'd need the sorts of tools you expect on a desktop–but Google already has an office suite. We'd need developer tools, but I see no reason to believe that Eclipse couldn't be made to run well on Android. (Yes, you'd have to replace SWT with an Android UI.) And there's already Mozilla's bespin, which is looking more and more like a browser-based IDE every day.
A few other tools would be needed. Everybody Loves to Hate Java, so I have no illusions that developers will drop their favorite languages to write native applications. But that's not necessary on several levels. JRuby on Android? @headius reports that he's already done it.(thanks for the tip, AH). What about the other languages that run in the JVM? If JRuby runs easily, Scala, Groovy, Clojure, and the other 100+ JVM languages can't be far behind. C and C++ might fade into the past (running C in a virtual machine just misses the point), but that's about it.
Think about how that would change the game. We'd have a fourth major operating system to contend with–and two of the major operating systems would be open source, from the top down. Linux has a decent share of the server market, but has never thrived on the desktop. It would be great to see a new platform cause a big jump in open source's share of the end-user market. Do we really need another desktop/netbook option? I like chaos, and admit that I enjoy thinking about the creative forces that would be unleashed. We might indeed end up with the browser being the platform for the next generation of applications–and that might finally make operating systems irrelevant. That's something Sun promised, but never managed to deliver.
So–what does this have to do with royalty? In the past two weeks, there have been two conferences in Moscone Center: Google I/O (which I attended) and JavaOne (which I missed). While Larry Ellison's JavaOne keynote was described as a farewell party for the Sun execs, it struck me more as the captive nobility lead up on stage before having their heads put on pikes and paraded around Silicon Valley. I mean no disrespect to Mr. Ellison, but we're adults here–we know how this game is played. If it was a farewell party, where was the cake? Where were the gold watches?
For a long time, I thought that "The King is Dead, Long Live the King" was a funny bit of irony, or cool dadaist humor. But it really refers to the doctrine of the King's Two Bodies. A king is a mortal person: he's born, he lives, he dies. Nothing changes that. But the king is also the embodiment of the State, and when he dies, physically, the state lives on, embodied in the next king.
It's clear that Java's center of gravity has moved. Google I/O was filled with interesting developers doing interesting things and excited about the changes they were bringing to the industry–whether it's revolutionizing communications through Wave, bringing new applications to phones with Android, simplifying the deployment of JDK-based web applications with App Engine, or changing the way we generate applications with GWT. And, while I wasn't at JavaOne, and while many excellent developers were there, I haven't seen anything from JavaOne that I'd consider a major announcement or a new technology. Last year at JavaOne, developers were justifiably excited about the flowering of languages that run on the JDK. This year, the most important thing I've heard is that Oracle isn't ditching JavaFX. FX is interesting technology with some good potential; it's nice that Oracle isn't ditching it, but not killing FX hardly makes you a technology leader.
Google is exercising leadership and vision in the Java space in a way that reminds me of Sun in its best years. But there's a difference, and that difference is tilted decidedly in favor of Google. Sun has been good at coming up with great ideas, but abandoning them half-finished if the followers didn't show up. Think about Android again. Back in the early days, Sun used to talk about JavaOS, now a "legacy system", according to Wikipedia. But it took Google to build a true Java-based OS, and what's more, it took Google to make developers care about it. Think about GWT. GWT must be an acquired taste–I admit, I don't get it. But Google has been riding that horse for some time, and it's finally paying off for them. If it were Sun, it would be dead by the roadside, like JavaMedia.
Google is not exercising the other kinds of leadership that Sun has displayed during its tenure. On the whole, that's a good thing. Google have different goals, and their goals seem better aligned with what developers need now. I don't think Java needs more language pyrotechnics; is anyone really excited by the idea of Java 7? Not me. Java certainly doesn't need micromanagement of "official" libraries. While the JCP is less dysfunctional than most standards committees, it's riddled with politics, has made plenty of poor compromises for bad reasons, and at this point is holding things back rather than moving things forward. And while I appreciate the standardization of the JDK, Sun's position on compatibility (and compatibility testing) is unfair to non-corporate developers, and is one of the reasons that Sun remains the company people love to hate. The years in which Microsoft tried to "embreak and extend" Java are long past, and the paranoia that legitimately arose from that situation is no longer useful or appropriate.
Sun has accomplished great things, and I hope they continue to do so as part of Oracle. The JVM is wonderful technology, and "write once, run anywhere" really works: in the application I've developed and maintain, I never have to fix platform-specific bugs. But it's time to move on. Who is moving Java into new areas? Who is doing exciting work? Who is building the future?
The metaphysics of the two Moscone conferences are clear. Google is providing the idea leadership that the Java community needs.

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Farzaneh and the Moon by Matt Wilven
Writing.ie | Magazine | Interviews | Literary Fiction
By Matt Wilven
Only Pig-Headed Dogs Can Write Novels
'Everybody has a book in them' – so the saying goes. Rest assured, this is nonsense. Being able to write a piece of high-quality long-form fiction is not the same as having the ideas and experience that might inspire it. However, in the spirit of the phrase, I do think it's good to acknowledge that the writing of a book is not necessarily a mark of superior intelligence. I know plenty of people who are smarter than me, more emotionally intelligent, have read more widely, are more socially and politically aware, but have tried and failed to write a novel. They know what they want to achieve but they can't seem to get very far beyond the point where they realise that they are not quite as good as they thought they were going to be.
Only a rare beast can write a novel. A grunting, howling thing. It has no central writerly aspect. The main difference between it and the people who don't finish novels is the ability of its ego to deny all and any evidence of its failings. It is a pig-headed creature and, like an annoyingly persistent child that eventually gets what it wants, it denies its failures and carries on until they are obliterated by its eventual success.
This is not to say that pig-headedness alone writes novels. The creature in question also needs the obsessive and optimistic heart of a dog. For instance, when a normal-headed human-hearted person realises that their prose is ugly and clumsy, it's full of chatty or passive language and it constantly segues into interesting but pointless reflections, they feel dismay. Their pride shrinks, their self-esteem withers and they think, 'That's enough writing for me today, thank you very much. I want to be a happy person.' Conversely, the pig-headed dog snorts at the pointless words on its page and thinks, 'I should remove these lesser successes so that it can become a much greater success. Then, I should do the same thing again, and again, and again, until there is nothing left but success.'
A pernickety pig-headed dog often spends two or three hours working on a single paragraph, snorting at the ugly rhythms and awkward structures, growling at the useless words, but lowering its snout and snuffling through, cutting adverbs, moving commas, aligning everything with its pig-headed vision. More often than not, the wretched beast accidentally accrues some small flourishes of form and, bit by bit, its paragraph starts to read well. Everything ends up flowing and doing its job. At this point, the beast howls, 'Success! I always knew this paragraph was a success.'
You might think I'm trying to amuse you but it's really very sad for the other writing creatures. Dog-headed moles have been known to wander out into fields and start digging and digging and then disappear forever. Mole-headed pigs sometimes sit with words tossed like salads across their pages, believing that they are immersed in linguistic conundrums the likes of which pig-headed dogs have never witnessed. It's a terrible state of affairs.
The worst thing about it all is that pig-headed dogs are also incredibly lucky. "There's no such thing as luck," I hear you say. "Luck is a concept created to divert our fear of chaos, so that we can tell ourselves stories about being chosen or overlooked." This is entirely false. Pig-headed dogs prove time and again that luck exists by being the luckiest creatures on the planet. After ignoring their friends and their loved ones for what can only be described as sociopathic periods of time, they emerge from their novel writing and find that everybody is extremely proud of them, because their manuscript was the lucky one that got plucked from the slush pile, and it just happened to appeal to that one publishing professional who gave it a second glance. Why is this the case? Because they are pig-headed dogs!
Approach one of these creatures at a book fair and ask it, "How do you write a novel?" In reply, you will receive a wry but pleased smile. It will raise its chin and say something like, "You don't have to be a pig-headed dog to write a novel. You just have to read a lot. Keep trying, and eventually you will get there. I'm just a normal-headed human-hearted person underneath it all." Yet, as it speaks, you may notice its crazed obsessive eyes staring through you, or its snout twitching at the air, sniffing for success, and, if you lean in and listen carefully, you might even hear the faint beating of its deranged but optimistic heart.
(c) Matt Wilven
Matt Wilven was born in Blackpool in 1982. After receiving an MA with Distinction in Creative Writing, he spent the next ten years honing his craft. Fresh from burying a library of juvenilia beneath his ex-landlord's patio, he has emerged as a debut novelist with a distinct, accessible voice and an eye as keen for reality as it is the surreal.
Matt's new novel Farzaneh and the Moon is published by Legend Press on 15th May 2019.
About Farzaneh and the Moon:
When N meets a charismatic outsider called Farzaneh, he realises that something has been missing in his life. They fall for each other and begin an intense and passionate relationship. However, Farzaneh starts to isolate herself, becoming obsessed and embroiled in her mysterious connection with the moon.
N is forced to reappraise everything he knows, searching for meaning and identity while he violently collides with the limits of intimacy and love.
'Matt Wilven's Farzaneh and the Moon captures all the frantic rhythms and passions of student life in its lively narrative, and adds a dark twist with its inflection of the obsessional and mystical' Professor Philip Tew
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Parker Millsap
Lisbon Concerts in the Park, Lisbon Falls, Maine
Lots of my friends posted updates from their weekend at Newport Folk Festival that made me incredibly jealous–especially because Brandi Carlile was a guest in just about everyone's set AND DOLLY PARTON WAS THE SURPRISE FESTIVAL GUEST! It made me wish I'd been there in person. I did, however, have a delightful little Sunday with Dan where we took the introduction to cheesemaking class at the wonderful Sunflower Farm in Cumberland and even got to milk goats! It was fun and delicious! I realized the timing would work out perfectly for me to leave the farm and get over to Lisbon Falls just in time to see Parker Millsap at their free Concerts in the Park series. I texted my friend Christine to meet me, and hurried over.
Photos courtesy of Hope Lipp Hall at Sunflower Farm
Parker Millsap had quite a weekend. From tiny Purcell, Oklahoma and at only 26 years old, Parker played the main stage at the Newport Folk Festival on Friday. And then, two days later, he played a free outdoor concert in tiny Lisbon Falls, Maine, to a couple hundred folks gathered in lawn chairs at Marion Morse Park. What a juxtaposition. Chrissy and I set up our chairs and caught up a little bit about our summer vacations. We both had delicious strawberry and nutella waffles from the My Waffle food truck. I was glad to see Parker Millsap and his band for the first time. He has a strong raspy voice and a bluesy rock sound. Check out his KEXP session if you're unfamiliar with his sound. Parker didn't say much more than "thank you very much" after each song, which is what makes or breaks a concert experience for me, but it's probably pretty hard to keep your stage energy up after a weekend at Newport Folk Festival. I'd be curious to hear from folks who've seen him before if he brings a more raucous vibe to a more typical show. I'd like to see him again in an indoor venue, I think.
Tagged as Brandi Carlile, Dolly Parton, KEXP, Lisbon Concerts in the Park, Lisbon Falls Maine, My Waffle, Newport Folk Festival, Parker Millsap, Sunflower Farm
Catie Curtis
Marion T. Morse Park, Lisbon Falls, Maine
I hadn't seen singer-songwriter Catie Curtis live in six and half years. She lives in Maine, so it had really been too long. I wrote a detailed post about her back in 2011 when Catie performed at a benefit concert for Safe Passage at Bowdoin College. Her song "Magnolia Street" is always going to be one of my most favorite of all time. I was pretty excited to learn of Lisbon's Concerts in the Park series, especially since it's a 15 minute drive from my house. They are working on bringing their community together with music, and I'm a big fan of that idea.
Ross, the series organizer, also happens to be Catie Curtis' cousin, which we learned during her introduction. She played every song folks requested, and it was clear she had some long time fans in the small but appreciative crowd. I loved sitting in my comfy beach chair soaking up a sunny summer afternoon listening to her sing her heartfelt, often autobiographical songs for us.
I learned that her hit song "Kiss That Counted" was written mournfully, pondering what could have been, but she picked up the tempo in the final version and it ends up sounding quite hopeful. Catie toured over the summer to celebrate the release of her newest album, While We're Here, which marks close to thirty years she's been a songwriter and performer.
I asked her to play my favorite song, and she graciously obliged. She admitted that she'd lived on Magnolia Avenue in Cambridge, Mass, but that Magnolia Street worked better in the song. Her dad was in the audience and she told him that she'd gone to the place where he sells antiques in Saco, but bought something from someone else's booth. She played "My Dad's Yard" for him and told us that he'd salvaged some gym floor from the high school at the Saco town dump and made it his bathroom flooring.
Catie's show happened the same day the horrific events in Charlottesville, Virginia unfolded, so she ended her set by saying that "everyone who lives in this country has a right to be here because that's how our country was founded." She played Woody Guthrie's "This Land is Your Land" and we sang together. It felt good, too.
So nice to see you again, Catie. Check her out and visit Lisbon's Concerts in the Park series. They're doing a good thing there.
Tagged as Catie Curtis, Kiss That Counted, Lisbon Concerts in the Park, Magnolia Street, My Dad's Yard, Safe Passage, This Land Is Your Land, While We're Here


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Fort Lee Soldiers
Fort Lee, located near Petersburg, Virginia, serves as the headquarters of the U.S. Army's Combined Arms Support Command and Quartermaster Corps. Since 1917, it has trained and educated thousands of soldiers for service in every major conflict and continues to develop future combat systems and doctrine for the all of the Army's logistics branches.
Contributor: Bradford A. Wineman
Camp Lee—the installation would not become "Fort Lee" until the 1950s—was first established as a recruit training facility in the summer of 1917, just weeks after the United States entered the World War I (1914–1918). The area chosen for the camp was already steeped in history, with key battles from the Revolutionary War (1775–1783) and the American Civil War (1861–1865) having taken place nearby. Commanders named the new post "Camp Lee" after the Confederate general and native Virginian Robert E. Lee.
The Living Uncle Sam
At its peak during World War I, the camp held the third-largest population in Virginia behind only the cities of Richmond and Norfolk. The camp successfully trained and deployed the 80th Division for combat in France during World War I, followed by the 37th Division, whose training was halted by the end of the war. After the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in June 1919, the Army closed the camp and the Commonwealth of Virginia assumed control of the facility, converting part of the land into a wildlife preserve and donating the remainder to the Petersburg National Military Park (later the Petersburg National Battlefield).
In October 1940, as the United States remobilized for action in World War II (1939–1945), the Army reopened the camp. Utilizing the same grounds and many of the same buildings, Camp Lee served as the home of the Quartermaster Replacement Training Center, preparing soldiers for key support specializations such as supply, fuel, food, mortuary affairs, and laundry services. The center trained more than 300,000 officers and enlisted soldiers for service in both the European and the Pacific theaters. From 1948 until 1954, the facility expanded to include a new center for the Women's Army Corps (WAC), even though the Army gave serious consideration to closing the installation permanently.
Fort Lee Soldiers Storm a Simulated Viet Cong Village
With the outbreak of the Korean War (1950–1953), the newly renamed Fort Lee resumed its training function through its Quartermaster School and various instruction centers, including a parachute-riggers school for supporting new airborne operations. Beginning in the mid-1950s, the fort pursued an ambitious building program to replace the old temporary buildings with permanent structures and to add new family housing for soldiers on post. In the 1960s, the Officer's Candidate School and Basic Supply Course trained and educated thousands of officers focusing specifically on support operations in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
Fort Lee came under the control of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command at the conclusion of the Vietnam War (1961–1973). During the next two decades, Fort Lee's schools and programs continued to develop logistical doctrine and training as well as to send troops to participate in Operation Desert Shield (1991).
Today, Fort Lee maintains its mission as the intellectual center of the U.S. Army's combat service support. It is home to the Army Logistics Management College, Defense Commissary Agency, Quartermaster Corps Historian, the U.S. Army Women's Museum, and U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. The installation continues to train 25,000 quartermasters every year to meet the Army's logistical missions.
Installation Management Command: Fort Lee
Twentieth Century History (1901–2000)
World War I (1914–1918)
World War II (1939–1945)
Fort Lee, known until the 1950s as "Camp Lee," is established as a recruit training facility in the weeks after the United States enters the World War I (1914—1918). Commanders name the new post after the Confederate general and native Virginian Robert E. Lee.
As the United States mobilizes for action in World War II, the Army reopens Fort Lee near Petersburg.
O'Gorman, Tim, and Steve Anders. Fort Lee. Charleston, S.C.: Arcadia Press, 2003.
Richardson, Eudora. History of the Quartermaster School. Washington, D.C.: Office of the Quartermaster General, 1947.
Wineman, Bradford. Fort Lee. (2022, January 24). In Encyclopedia Virginia. https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/fort-lee.
Wineman, Bradford. "Fort Lee" Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Humanities, (24 Jan. 2022). Web. 01 Feb. 2023


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ATTEND A FILM FESTIVAL IN YOUR UNDERWEAR
The South by Southwest Film Festival begins today, and if you're anything like me, you're not attending. And you're kind of bummed about it. But fear not! Just because you're not in Austin this week doesn't mean you can't enjoy some of the best parts of a film festival: the films themselves.
IFC Films will be premiering four SXSW films on demand in conjunction with their fest premieres. And these aren't just a bunch of movies nobody wants to see; among the films premiering on cable is Alexander the Last, the latest film from Joe (Hannah Takes the Stairs) Swanberg, which is getting incredible notices. This movie may be the breakout of SXSW 09, and you'll be able to see it just like the rest of those Texas motherfuckers.
Here are the full details, straight from an IFC press release:
This March, IFC Films and Austin's South By Southwest (SXSW) Film Conference and Festival are creating the first-ever nationwide on-demand film festival experience, giving film lovers coast-to-coast the opportunity to experience a major film festival as it happens right from their own living room. As part of this initiative, a select group of five exceptional films screening at the 2009 SXSW Film Festival will simultaneously be available in 30 million homes – and virtually all major U.S. markets – nationwide on-demand through the IFC Festival Direct program. All five directors will be attending the 2009 Festival and will be available for interviews prior to the start or on-the-ground in Austin.
On March 14, IFC Films and SXSW will present the festival and on-demand world premiere of ALEXANDER THE LAST from the groundbreaking indie director and SXSW favorite Joe Swanberg. Produced by Swanberg and Academy Award® nominee Noah Baumbach (THE SQUID AND THE WHALE) and Anish Savjani (WENDY AND LUCY), the film stars Jess Wexler (TEETH), Justin Rice (MUTUAL APPRECIATION and from the acclaimed alternative rock group BISHOP ALLEN), Barlow Jacobs, Amy Seimetz, Josh Hamilton and Jane Adams in a sexy ensemble drama about a married actress, her sister and their myriad sexual and creative temptations. This marks the third time IFC Films and Swanberg have partnered together, following the successful releases of NIGHTS AND WEEKENDS and HANNAH TAKES THE STAIRS, and the fourth film Swanberg has premiered at SXSW.
SXSW PREMIERES
Additional films in the IFC Films-SXSW partnership include the Javor Gardev's striking neo-noir ZIFT, Bulgaria's official 2009 Oscar entry; and the U.S. Premiere of Matthew Newton's THREE BLIND MICE, a dark comedy about three Australian naval officers who spend a testosterone-packed night on the town before returning to Iraq. ZIFT premiered in 2008 at the Toronto Film Festival where it was hailed by Variety critic Eddie Cockrell as "a genre thrill ride and an instant midnight fest fave." THREE BLIND MICE also premiered at Toronto last year. The film stars Matthew Newton, a household name in Australia, who currently stars in the hit Australian TV crime drama Underbelly. Megan Lehmann from the Hollywood Reporter called THREE BLIND MICE "a smart and sophisticated freewheeling romp with a dark heart."
ENCORE SCREENINGS
Also included as part of the partnership are two celebrated films from the 2008 SXSW Festival which will have encore screenings at this year's festival: Barry Jenkins' Independent Spirit and Gotham award-nominated MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY; and Joe Maggio's poignant drama PAPER COVERS ROCK. MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY, a love story told through two African-American twenty somethings in a rapidly gentrifying San Francisco, was recently released theatrically at the IFC Center in New York City to an impressive screen average of more than $14,000. The film stars Wyatt Cenac, a writer and fake news correspondent on The Daily Show. In his New York Times review, A.O Scott called MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY "an exciting debut, and a film that, without exaggeration or false modesty, finds interest and feeling in the world just as it is." PAPER COVERS ROCK, a gripping drama about a troubled young woman struggling to regain custody of her daughter, is acclaimed filmmaker Joe Maggio's follow up to VIRGIL BLISS and MILK AND HONEY. The film was made in 10 days for $7000, and is the first installment of a ten-film series inspired by Krystof Kieszlowski's DECALOGUE.
All of the films included in the IFC Films-SXSW partnership will be available nationwide on-demand for 90 days on most major cable systems in more than 30 million households. Concurrent with the start of SXSW, these films will be found in a special "SXSW" branded section within most cable company's on-demand platforms. The special "SXSW" branded section will launch on March 11th.


You've heard of probiotics. But have you ever thought of taking a pre Biotic? Gundry MD PrebioThrive is a prebiotic supplement that claims to help your digestive system in a unique way. Here is our opinion PrebioThrive.
The supplement is made by the manufacturer of nutritional supplements Gundry MD, who is known for making supplements science- backed that are generally well-reviewed online.
What is the difference between a prebiotic and Probiotic How PrebioThrive really work? Let's see more.
PrebioThrive works as a prebiotic supplement, improve your digestive health and helps maintain a healthy balance in your intestinal flora. These are similar to probiotic supplements benefits.
The difference between a prebiotic and probiotic supplement is a supplement that some prebiotic supplements clears the way for a probiotic. Prepare your digestive tract and create a healthy environment, neutral wherein said probiotic bacteria can thrive.
Why do you need a prebiotic? Well, probiotics do not actually kill harmful bacteria in the gut: simply try to overwhelm harmful bacteria with good bacteria. With probiotics, it is purely a numbers game. You are raising the level of "good" in your digestive tract and hope that overwhelms the "bad".
Prebiotics not work this way. Instead, prebiotics do kill harmful bacteria in the gut. They contain ingredients that neutralize these bacteria. The end result is that your probiotic supplement can make your job more efficiently than it would be without a prebiotic way.
Ingredients include gum acacia, agave inulin, linseed, galactooligosaccharides, and guar gum. Everything except galactooligosaccharides is labeled as organic.
These ingredients work, providing your body with a strong dose of fiber. This fiber promotes good digestive balance while also helping to maintain digestive regularity. The waste is pushed out of your body, helping to make way for the probiotic bacteria votes.
gum acacia, in particular, has more fiber by weight than any other food on the planet. Flaxseed is also rich in fiber as well as omega-3. Also it has powerful antioxidant properties.
Meanwhile, galactooligosaccharides are molecules designed to improve absorption of minerals in your digestive tract while also supporting your immune system.
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World Half nearly did not happen
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Recent Gdynia event almost fell foul of coronavirus-related restrictions, weather problems and a fire in one of the technical buildings
World Athletics president Seb Coe has applauded the return of competition during the latter months of 2020 but reveals the World Half Marathon Championships in Gdynia in October was almost cancelled due to the coronavirus, bad weather and a fire in the timing area.
"It was one of the tougher championships that we've had to deliver," said Coe, who was speaking after the latest World Athletics Council meeting. "Had it been held a couple of days or even 24 hours later it probably wouldn't have taken place because Gydnia moved into the red zone Covid-wise in Poland."
He added: "Two days before that the city was hit by monstrous storms and winds. And on the night before the championships we had a fire in the Seiko timings and results hut that very nearly rendered us without any timing or results equipment at all.
"It was at point I was waiting for a plague of locusts to arrive," he joked. "But the athletes who punched through in the end and at that extraordinary event we had a world record, area records and 22 national records."
Ultimately, Coe said, the event was a "synthesis of fantastic resilient relationships".
Coe added: "It has been the athletes who have driven the latter part of our season and kept us front and centre. Since our last Council meeting we've delivered a world championships, six Diamond League meetings, seven Continental Tour Gold meetings, four Continental Tour Silver and twelve Continental Tour Bronze meetings."
Given this Coe said there had been enough action in the second half of the year to merit holding the annual World Athletics Awards – and they will be streamed live on Saturday December 5.
Elsewhere dates for the 2022 World Cross Country Championships in Bathurst (February 19) and World Indoor Championships in Belgrade (March 18-19) were confirmed.
It was also confirmed that World Athletics has asked for a mixed team cross-country relay and the women's 50km race walk to be included in the 2024 Olympics.
A return for Russia?
Signs are also promising that Russia might return to the competitive arena by then, but it looks unlikely – but not impossible – that they might have their ban lifted in time for Tokyo 2021.
Rune Andersen (below), who chairs the World Athletics taskforce on Russia, said previous regimens at the Russian athletics federation (RusAF) had failed to comply with a road map for a return. But a new leadership team under newly-elected RusAF president Piotr Ivanov showed promising signs of fulfilling World Athletics' wishes.
"International experts have already begun working with the senior RusAF management team and report that they have been very responsible and constructive in its approach," said Andersen. "The stage is set for Ivanov … if he puts the necessary commitment and resources behind the project and wins the support of RusAF's key stakeholders then the taskforce and the international experts stand ready to help him achieve the reinstatement of RusAF's membership of World Athletics and the re-introduction of its athletes into competition."
This could happen as early as March and Andersen added he has this week had an "open and instructive conversation" with Ivanov. However there was much work to be done before Russia's suspension from World Athletics was lifted and, even then, Olympic participation would rely on decisions made by the IOC.
The World Athletics Council will consider whether to allow Russian athletes to compete again as Authorised Neutral Athletes in international competitions at its next meeting in March 2021 or earlier if the taskforce recommends it.
More generally, Coe warned that the sport was "still in challenging times" due to the pandemic. He explained: "We have to assume this (virus) will be around for some time even with the light at the end of the tunnel in the form of a vaccine."
Tags: Gdynia, Peter Ivanov, Photograph by Dan Vernon for World Athletics, Rune Andersen, RusAF, Seb Coe, World Athletics, World Half Marathon Championships
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Durham Cathedral was built in the late 11th and early 12th centuries It was founded as a monastic cathedral built to house the shrine of St Cuthbert, 'Evangelizer of Northumbria', replacing an earlier church constructed in his honour.
It attests to the importance of the early Benedictine monastic community and is the largest and finest example of Norman architecture in England. The Cathedral is widely regarded as the finest example of Norman architecture in Europe.
The innovative audacity of its vaulting foreshadowed Gothic architecture. Behind the cathedral stands the Durham castle, an ancient Norman fortress which was the residence of the prince-bishops of Durham.
The treasures, previously on display in the cathedral's under-croft, have been in storage for the past six years. The new exhibition spaces were created in the complex of medieval buildings
Durham Castle & Durham Cathedral have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
On the lindisfarne there was a thriving monastery, where St. Cuthbert changed into monk, bishop and inspirational leader. He died in 687.
In 875, the priests of Lindisfarne fled the island because of Viking raiders, however they made sure to carry with them their most precious treasures, inclusive of St. Cuthbert's miraculously preserved body and the illuminated Lindisfarne Gospels.
In 995, the Lindisfarne monks located a safe, without problems defended position above the River wear, in cutting-edge Durham.
The inspiration stone of Durham Cathedral turned into laid on August 12, 1093. The cathedral is the 0.33 church to be built at the location. The choir, transepts and nave have been constructed between 1093 and 1133. They nevertheless continue to exist of their authentic Norman (Romanesque) shape.
From 1093 to 1540the cathedral was not only the seat of the Bishop but the church of the Benedictine monastery of Durham. round 1560, after the Reformation and Dissolution of the Monasteries, the partitions of the cathedral have been whitewashed, the shrine of Cuthbert destroyed, and the stained glass home windows damaged.
The bishops of Durham had been very effective Prince-Bishops from the center a long time to the mid-nineteenth century, achieving the peak of their power in the 14th century.
They lived in Durham castle close to the cathedral. The seat of Bishop of Durham is still the fourth highest ranked within the Church of England hierarchy, and signposts for the cutting-edge-day County Durham.
Durham is known as the "Land of the Prince Bishops."
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Brush one side of the flat bread with oil and place on one side of the preheated grill. On the opposite side, place the nectarine slices on the preheated grill. Place the lid on the grill. Grill the flatbread for 4 minutes on one side, and grill the nectarines for 2 minutes per side.
Brush oil on the top of the flatbread and flip over. Spread the apricot preserves on the flatbread and drizzle the mustard over the top. Place the nectarines on top of the preserves and mustard. Top with cheese and prosciutto.
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Moynihan honored by Fishermen's Partnership
Local Friday 27th of July 2007
GLOUCESTER ? The Massachusetts Fishermen's Partnership (MFP) recently presented one of its founders, John Moynihan, with its highest honor of the Wheelhouse Award.
Having worked previously as director of development at the Archdiocese of Boston Planning Office for Urban Affairs, Moynihan served as the link between the archdiocese and the local fishing community. As a member of the MFP's executive committee, his experience was instrumental in bringing together a cohesive and effective association. In this position he made numerous contributions to help the fishing industry maintain its presence on the local waterfronts.
"Moynihan's tireless commitment to fishing families is always free of any political ambition and sets the gold standard for the Wheelhouse Award," said David Bergeron, MFP executive director. "This award recognizes his achievements done because they simply were the right thing to do, and they made a difference."
While on the executive committee of the MFP, Moynihan helped facilitate a partnership with Caritas Christi that resulted in the establishment of the Fishing Partnership Health Plan in 1997. Today, this plan provides affordable healthcare coverage to more than 2,000 members of the local fishing community. He played a key role in securing $3.4 million in state appropriations for the construction of the Cardinal Medeiros dock in South Boston which provides a permanent home for 30 boats of the Boston Harbor Lobstermen's Cooperative. Moynihan also intervened with MassPort on behalf of the Boston Fish Pier to assemble financing that led to the construction of a state-of-the art fish processing and handling facility on the state fish pier in Gloucester.
Moynihan was honored with the Wheelhouse Award June 23 at the MFP's 2007 annual meeting and brunch at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Plymouth.


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Executive Director of the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines, Professor and KUKA Chair for Robotics
I am currently Professor and KUKA Chair for Robotics in the School of Interactive Computing, and the Executive Director of the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent machines at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I am also Emeritus Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Robots never know exactly where they are, what they see, or what they're doing. They live in dynamic environments, and must coexist with other, sometimes adversarial agents. Robots are nonlinear systems that can be underactuated, redundant, or constrained, giving rise to complicated problems in automatic control. Many of even the most fundamental computational problems in robotics are provably hard. Over the years, these are the issues that have driven my group's research in robotics. Topics of our research include visual servo control, planning with uncertainty, pursuit-evasion games, as well as mainstream problems from path planning and computer vision.
Research Affiliations: Center for Medical Robotics, Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines


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Taylor has appeared in dozens of movies which are liked by its viewers. Some of his popular movies are "John Carter", "Battleship", "Lone Survivor", "Savages", "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", and "American Assassin".
Let us now have a look towards the earnings and budget of his movies.
Apart from this, His acting talent can be seen in Tv series like "Godiva's", "Kyle XY", "Friday Night Lights", "The Normal Heart", "True Detective", and "Waco".
All of his appearances on TV shows have also contributed a great sum of money to Taylor's total net worth.
Taylor has also earned a good sum of money from his endorsements and sponsorships deals and as a model.
The actor, Taylor, has not only limited himself to making money from his appearances on different screens of the industry but has also credited his time for different charity works.
Talking about the assets earned by Taylor, he owns a beautiful house. It is reported that he paid $1.3 million for the house.
Similarly, he also has a house consisting of 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom bachelor-pad in a nondescript suburban area southwest of downtown Austin, Texas. The house is estimated to be worth $328,180.
The actor Taylor was born to parents Susan and Drew Kitsch on April 8, 1981, in Kelowna, British Columbia. He has two older brothers Brody and Daman.
Talking about his educational background, he attended Gleneagle Secondary School. Later he got graduated from the University of Lethbridge with a degree in economics.
After his graduation, he got a modeling chance from IMG due to which he shifted to New York in the year 2002. However, due to inconvenience, he moved to Los Angeles and worked as a model for Diesel and Abercombie & Fitch in 2004.
His acting career started back in the year 2006 when he appeared in an episode of TV series titled, "Godiva's".
Since then, he never looked back and kept on moving ahead. He has appeared in other different TV shows and series including "Kyle XY", "Friday Night Lights", "The Normal Heart", "True Detective", and "Waco".
Similarly, he also has credited the screens of the movies industry appearing in movies like "John Carter", "Battleship", "Lone Survivor", "Savages", "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", and many more.
How is the personal life of actor Taylor? Is he single or dating someone?
As per the records, the handsome and cute actor, Taylor is possibly single as of now as no information related to his current affairs are known to the media.
However, he has already been in a romantic relationship with Rachel McAdams from 2015 to 2016, Minka Kelly in 2007 and Jessica White from 2006 to 2007.
Considering his official social media accounts, Taylor looks interested to share his memories to the general public. This has made the connection between him and his fans more stronger.
He has posted 65 times on Instagram and has 114k followers there.
Similarly, on his Twitter account, he has twitted for 34 times until today, which gives him a total of 213 followers.
Talking about his official Facebook page, he has 180,420 followers and has got 182,497 likes.


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Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes is pretty much where I have eczema. So naturally I've become one with dermatology offices. I like to consider them 5-Star Resorts.
Ahh yes, these all inclusive Dermatology Resorts will have you coming back year after year. Why is that you ask? Well, lets take a look.
Dermatology is the new black and eczema is the new red! Seriously, dermatologists are the new 'It Factor'. However, those of us that have skin conditions already know this, considering we've been going since day one. I can't speak for all Dermatology Resorts but for the one I go to you need to book way in advance.
Travel agents, smavel agents, no need for that. I just give them a call myself. Once I call the receptionist answers and gives me the run down… of every appointment I didn't necessarily want to hear. Then, after a game of "Lets Match Insurance Companies," we play Sudoku. By Sudoku, I mean try and figure out which date will fit into the box or in our case the calendar. This part is always tricky.
Some people take planes and other travel by boat. Personally, I drive my good ol' car because it's the only option. Besides, there's nothing better then sitting in heavy traffic. Where else can you catch up on your daily itch-a-thon?
When you go to Hawaii, they greet you with a beautiful lei. At Dermatology Resorts they send me on a scavenger hunt. This consists of finding a free parking space. They're always so thoughtful.
As I approach Dermatology Resorts, I reread the sign about five times to make sure I'm entering the right room. After all, this is Dermatology Resorts, a 'hot spot' and I wouldn't want to embarrass myself.
I open the door and BAM! I see a beautiful oasis of people lounging around. Some reading books, some on their phones and some are staring off into space. I check in, then plop down on the chair and wait. And wait. And wait. Then, wait a little more. Finally, they announce my name as if I'd won the lottery and I'm whisked away.
The assistant escorts me into a private suite. Lucky me, I get my own room. It's filled with lots of medical goodies and an ice-cold blue reclining chair. We exchange a little bit of small talk and then they hand me a luxurious bathrobe…made of tissue paper. Well, I'm not exactly sure what it's made out of but that's what it feels like. Next, the assistant asks me a slew of questions about my health, getting to know every fiber of my body.
Once the assistant exit the room, I'm back to waiting. At this point, I now find myself playing Jeopardy. Cue the Jeopardy sound track in your head. "I'll take – Reflecting Your Life Choices for $1000 Alex." You know what I'm talking about! Whenever you're on vacation or in this case at Dermatology Resorts, you always think about your life. Did I really need to eat three slices of pizza? Is the doctor going to be in a good mood? Should I leave my job? How do I become healthier?
Alas, the doctor enters the room and makes for causal conversation. Then, like a Nascar pit crew and within 60 seconds I'm done. The doctor checked me from head to toe and wrote a prescription. And just like that my stay at Dermatology Resorts has ended.
Not only do they let you pay a wonder hefty little bill. They generously plan for your next visit, where you get to do it all over again.
Dermatology Resorts, skins #1 destination!
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