CUESA, of the Ferry Building's farmers market has been test running an off shoot market in the parking lot next to AT&T Park the past few Sundays. Since that is my one day off, it seemed like a good chance for me and the SO to wander over and check things out. Because I was still in all things pumpkin town, I meandered through the vendors looking for anything calling itself by that orange gourd. Sadly, the pickings were a bit slim for my quest, but we did managed to suss out 2 things, that while they may seemingly go together, would have been a real pumpkin overload had we tried them in one big mix. But, like (mostly) responsible eaters, we tried them separately and here's how they went down.
Consider us gluttons for pumpkin punishment or maybe it was just over exuberance for all things pumpkins, but me and the SO did seemingly get many a thing of pumpkinness from Trader Joe's. Fortunately our skin has not begun to turn orange from all we've eaten, but that's not to say it won't seep out our pores in the coming days. If nothing else, I will say we definitely got our fill and more to last us through Thanksgiving and beyond. Getting on with things, here's is the latest round-up from our trip to pumpkin town.
The weather has finally turned chilly and fall is in the air! As is the eminent arrival of Thanksgiving next week. With that comes a parade of pumpkin related food things and the winning purveyor of many a pumpkin thing goes to Trader Joe's. On a recent visit, me and the SO were overwhelmed with the options, and like any good bandwagon jumpers, we piled our basket up with all things pumpkin! Were they any good? Well, I'm glad you asked. While we didn't get everything pumpkiny they had (I counted at least 30?) We did manage to snag enough to keep us in pumpkin town through Thanksgiving. Thus it is gonna take me at least 3 posts to get through it all for you. Because that's the kind of person I am.
WE THE MINIS IN OAKLAND...THEY'VE BROUGHT THE RETURN OF....THE CRONUT!!
I'm meandering the aisles at the Treasure Island Flea Market, taking in the wares and minding my own business, when what to my wandering eye should appear but A CRONUT! Wow, I hadn't really thought about these things since the craze swept through town then out over a year ago. During that maddening time, I bought and ate more than my fair share of these mostly flaky, sugary glaze encrusted treats. At the time, I felt sure I'd had my fill of 'em and had moved on to other more tantalizing pastries of the moment. But like a moth to a flame, I found myself being drawn to We The Minis booth and their promise of 3 desserts for $9 to see if I needed to rekindle my affair with to this once popular concoction.
FOOD TRUCK QUICK BITE: NO NO BURGER....THEY AREN'T KIDDING ABOUT THAT NAME!
It's just another vegan Sunday in SOMA StrEat Food land! Honestly, me and the SO don't necessarily mean to come here when it's all vegan, it just happens that way since Sundays are our one crossover off day. Nevertheless, it's become my goal to find something vegan that is both tasty and, well, tasty about sums it up. This time around we are snacking it up with No No Burger since I hadn't been down the faux burger route, I thought it would be interesting to at least try.
Cinnamon rolls, yes, they are a favorite of mine, and while I normally prefer some kind of cream cheese icing on them, I was still drawn to this particular one from Acme Bread to give it a try. The thing about Acme is they make batches a few times a day on some items, others get made in the morning and sit in the case until bought. Things like this always pose a problem for me as you never really know just how long something has been sitting there, thus when you get it, I kind of have to base my opinions on what I'm tasting in the moment. For the size and at just over $3, it is a relative bargain for something in the Ferry Building. And in the grand scheme of cinnamon rolls, it's decent enough that I didn't hate it. But, I also wasn't wowed by it either. The bread here is in the flaky vein of a croissant, though having probably sat out for awhile, parts were on the hard side of things. While you can taste the cinnamon, it probably could have benefited from a bit more to ramp up flavor. Of course, for me, this is also where some sort of cream cheese topping could have come in to help cover up any short comings in the roll as a whole. I'm sure when it's warm and fresh out of the oven, it would be soft and cinnamon croissant like. Plus the smell of a fresh baked roll would only enhance the taste senses. While I wouldn't personally get one of these again, I won't say don't try it. This falls into the category of baked morning buns that are best served with coffee as a compliment as opposed to something you get to fulfill a sweet dessert craving you may have. But I'm not dismayed as I will continue my quest to try as many cinnamon rolls as I can to find the best ones, because that's the kind of person I am. I eat the sweets so you don't have to. Your welcome.
Michael Mina is expanding in SOMA...but it's a secret...sshhh.
It's Ethiopian food! Though looks like you'll need to cross the bridge for it.
It's 12 Nights of Chocolate, you know, if you are into that kind of thing.
It's olive festival time? Who knew!
From one sushi place to another--how much of a difference is there?
Time to carbo-load in the Marina. Will those yoga panted folks go for that?
SFWeekly checks in on Cowgirl Creamery and the state of fancy cheese in SF.
Sous vide for the masses! It's like crockpotting with boiling water!
Did everyone catch these new restaurant openings in October?
Because it is hard to pick just the right bar in the Mission, The Infatuation runs them down for you!
FOOD TRUCK QUICK BITE: SAM'S CHOWDER MOBILE....IT'S MORE LOBSTER WEEK!!
Yes, I'm on a weird lobster binge, though merely coincidence (wink, wink), It was a bright sunny Sunday when I headed over to check out the Treasure Island Flea Market. I grew up haunting flea markets and such with the Mom, and while I don't buy things anymore, I still enjoy wandering the aisles seeing what personal possessions people are passing off as "collectibles." One thing the TIFM has going for it is the number of food vendors and trucks that partake in the action. Outside of Off The Grid or SOMA StrEat Food Park, it's one of the places you can peruse multiple trucks at once. This day was no exception and lucky for me, there a handful I'd not tried yet. After walking down the procession I zeroed in on Sam's Chowder Mobile to see if they could do lobster better than other folks.
Mall food, it's not the same as I remember as a child, at least not at malls in the city. These days, they've tried to upgrade their food courts from the standard quick bite to go fare of yesterday. Or so it is at the Westfield in San Francisco where they've made the effort to look beyond your McD's and Panda Express'. I hit up that movie theater there on a fair number of occasions and, just because it's there, me and the SO also hit up the food stalls. Like any place, some spots have managed to do well and others have come and gone in the blink of eye. On a recent visit, a new place had popped up called Lobster ME, the "ME" sort of being a double meaning of both "me" and the postal abbreviation for Maine.


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Which Way did the Bicycle Go?
"A bicycle, certainly, but not the bicycle," said Holmes.
In Conan-Doyle's short story The Adventure of the Priory School Sherlock Holmes solved a mystery by deducing the direction of travel of a bicycle. His logic has been minutely examined in many studies, and it seems that in this case his reasoning fell below its normal level of brilliance.
As front wheel moves along the positive x-axis the back wheel, initially at (0,a), follows a tractrix curve (see below).
Knowing the path of the back wheel in the form , it is a simple matter to compute .
Now suppose the back wheel follows a sinusoidal track, .
where and . Thus, the front wheel also follows a sinusoidal track, but one with a larger amplitude.
If the path is given, the path of the back wheel can be computed, but the procedure is much more complex, involving the solution of coupled nonlinear differential equations. For details see Dunbar, et al. (2001).
Fig. 1. Tracks of the front wheel (solid red) and back wheel (dashed blue) of bicycle. The front wheel follows a simple sinusoidal path. The back track soon becomes sinusoidal with smaller amplitude.
Stan Wagon (2010) gives some Mathematica code to compute the back track from the front one. Using this, the solution when the front point of contact follows a sinusoidal curve (solid red line) is shown in Fig.1. The back wheel (dashed blue line) quickly adjusts to this and asymptotes to a sinusoid with slightly smaller amplitude.
Fig. 2. Tracks of the front wheel (solid red) and back wheel (dashed blue) of bicycle. The direction of travel may be deduced from the requirement that the tangent from the back track must intersect the front track at a fixed distance a. One bike goes east, one goes west. Which is which?
More general cases are shown in Fig. 2. The front wheel now follows a more sinuous curve (solid red line). The path of the back wheel (dashed blue line) is also more complex. Note that the direction of travel can be determined by inspection. The tangent from the blue curve must intersect the red curve at a fixed distance . For Fig. 2, one panel shows a track going left, the other shows one going to the right. Which is which? Can you out-smart the great Sherlock Holmes? (Answer at the bottom of this post).
Now consider the front wheel at a fixed angle less than . It will describe a circle, and the back wheel will follow on a circle of smaller radius (Fig. 3, left panel). The area between the two circles is easily calculated at . It is independent of the radii of the two circles, so a pair of smaller circular tracks will enclose the same area (Fig. 3, centre panel).
Do the tracks have to be circular for the area between them to remain fixed? Suppose both wheels trace out simple closed curves with winding number 1 (rotating through one anticlockwise turn). An example is shown in Fig. 3, right panel. In general, when the tracks cross, we must count as positive areas where the back wheel is within the front track, and as negative those where it is outside.
The hypothesis is that the nett area is , independent of the details of the track. Can you prove this?
Fig. 3. Left: Tracks of front wheel (red) and back wheel (blue) for bicycle on a circular track. Centre: circular tracks with smaller radii. The area between the circles is still pi a^2. Right: Schematic diagram of general case, where both wheels execute one full closed loop.
Of course, the back wheel will obliterate the front track irrespective of the direction of travel, so this says nothing about which way the bicycle was going. Even Holmes nods.
In Fig. 2, the bike in the top panel is travelling towards the left, that in the lower panel towards the right.
Dunbar, Steven R., Reinier JC Bosman, and Sander EM Nooij, 2001: The track of a bicycle back tire. Math. Mag., 74(4), 273-287.
J. Konhauser, D. Velleman and Stan Wagon, 1996: Which Way Did the Bicycle Go? Math. Assoc. Amer., 235pp.
Wagon, Stan, 2010: Mathematica in Action, 3rd Edn. Springer, 578pp. ISBN: 9-780-387-75366-9.


Greater Grand Forks is comprised of two main cities: Grand Forks, ND and East Grand Forks, MN. 20 miles west is Grand Forks Air Force Base, one of our nation's top UAS facilities. We are also home to the University of North Dakota, a Division I school with an enrollment averaging just below 15,000. Our two cities embody one lively, bustling community surrounded by tranquil, scenic farm country. It's a place that feels "warm" even in the winter...where you'll find plenty to see and do, in addition to meeting some of the friendliest people to be found anywhere.
Includes Cities/Towns: East Grand Forks, Grand Forks.
Shop till you drop at big box southend stores and unique downtown boutiques. Cheer on championship sports teams at Ralph Engelstad Arena or Grammy winning entertainers at the Alerus Center. Check out a Picasso hanging in the North Dakota Museum of Art or say hello to Dali at the Empire Arts Center Gallery. Paddle your way up the Red River, then take a stroll or roll on The Greenway. Indoor and out, we have lots of SimplyGrand ways to entertain you.
With a thriving local music scene, flourishing performing arts community and more talented artists than you can shake a paintbrush at, our cultural venues play host to SimplyGrand happenings every day.
Get ready to sip, savor and stroll through our beautiful Downtown District, as local businesses host and display works by regional artists while offering samples of fine wines.
One of the region's most popular blues festivals, this 3-part summer music series features top notch musicians from around the country; plus, great food and brews.
Learn about our community's legendary past when attending this annual East Grand Forks Heritage Village event. Some of the fun happenings include a parade, community dinner, live music, historical re-enactments, classic car show and antique tractor pull.
Enjoy four days filled with talented artists performing live music in a variety of genres ranging from rock, country and folk to jazz, gospel and soul. There'll also be a beer garden, numerous food trucks, plus games for both kids and adults. It all takes place Downtown, on The Greenway, by the banks of the Red.
Celebrate the Red River Valley's staple crop with a variety of events that include a 5K fun run, parade, UND football game and tailgate party, potato pancake breakfast, contests and the World's Largest French Fry Feed & Fireworks display.
Kick off the holiday season in simply grand style at this popular family friendly event held the first Sunday after Thanksgiving. Festivities include a lighted parade, caroling, cookie decorating, live entertainment, kids' games, carriage rides, ice skating and fireworks.
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Manny Farber
Two sided card / announcement published in conjunction with show held April 16 - May 7, 1983. Recto illustrates "Sherlock, Jr.," 1983. [details]
Los Angeles, CA: Gagosian Gallery, 1983
Condition: Good. Mailed copy with mailing marks and wear; 4 mm. tear with bumping on right side of recto; bumping to corners, otherwise clean and unmarked. Sent to fellow artist.
Proscenium : The Staged Works of Ida Applebroog, Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson
Ida Applebroog, Manny Farber, Patricia Patterson, Richard Kostelanetz, Hermetic Aspects of Contemporary Art, The Sister Chapel, Jenny Holzer, Tony Kozlowski, Joan La Barbara, Jim Pavlicovic, Alan Shields, Zadik Zadikian, Rosemary Castoro, A. Klang
Hand written printed flyer / poster published in conjunction with opening held January 29, [1978]. Exhibition featured the staged works of Ida Applebroog, Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson and book art by Richard Kostelanetz. ... [details]
Long Island City, NY: Institute for Art and Urban Resource / P.S. 1, 1978
Condition: Good. Folded in four. The names Ida Applebroog, Manny Farber and Patricia Patterson are circled in red marker, otherwise clean and unmarked. Light handling wear including creasing along edges and 8 mm., 5 mm. and 7 mm. dog-ears to corners.
Vol. 6, No. 5 (January 1968)
Philip Leider, Sidney Tillim, Lawrence Alloway, Dan Graham, Peter Plagens, Rosalind Krauss, Palmer D. French, Fidel A. Danieli, Gabriel Laderman, Emily Wasserman, Jane Livingston, Whitney Halstead, Manny Farber, Edward Ruscha, Claes Oldenburg
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Lichtenstein's Sculpture," by Sidney Tillim; "Peter Forakis," by Lawrence Alloway; "Oldenburg's Monuments," by Dan Graham; "Sam Francis Retrospective in Housto," by Peter Plagens; "Willem de Kooning," by Rosalind Krauss; "Plastics West Coast," by Palmer D. ... [details]
New York, NY: Artforum, 1968
Vol. 8, No. 4 (December 1969)
Philip Leider, Joseph Beuys, Willoughby Sharp, Jack Burnham, Richard Van Buren, Phyllis Tuchman, Justin Schorr, Manny Farber, Robert Pincus-Witten, Rosalind Krauss, Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Jerrold Lanes, Peter Plagens, Palmer D. French, Michael Heizer
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "An Interview with Joseph Beuys," by Willoughby Sharp; "A Dan Flavin Retrospective in Ottawa," by Jack Burnham; "An Interview with Richard Van Buren," by Phyllis Tuchman; "Problems of Criticism VII: To Save Painting," by Justin Schorr; "Modern American Art at the Metropolitan Museum," by Philip Leider. ... [details]
Vol. 8, No. 2 (October 1969)
Philip Leider, Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Robert Pincus-Witten, Alan Wallach, Peter Plagens, John Elderfield, Alan C. Birnholz, Manny Farber, Robert Pincus-Witten, Thomas H. Garver, Palmer D. French, Terry Fenton, Keith Sonnier
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Dennis Oppenheim," by Jean-Louis Bourgeois; "Keith Sonnier," by Robert Pincus-Witten; "Thomas Cole," by Alan Wallach; "The Possibilities of Drawing," by Peter Plagens; "The Last Work of Kurt Schwitters," by John Elderfield; "El Lissitzky's 'Prouns', Part I," by Alan C. ... [details]
Vol. 8, No. 1 (September 1969)
Philip Leider, Robert Pincus-Witten, Theodore Reff, Jack Burnham, Emily Wasserman, Robert Pincus-Witten, Terry Fenton, Thomas H. Garver, Whitney Halstead, Palmer D. French, Manny Farber, Robert Smithson
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essay "Incidents of Mirror-Travel in the Yucatan," by Robert Smithson; "Slow Information: Richard Serra," by Robert Pincus-Witten; "On 'Manet's Sources'", by Theodore Reff; "Real Time Systems," by Jack Burnham. ... [details]
Vol. 8, No. 3 (November 1969)
Philip Leider, Max Kozloff, Willoughby Sharp, Barbara Rose, Albert Elsen, Peter Plagens, Alan C. Birnholz, Manny Farber, Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Robert Pincus-Witten, Palmer D. French, Claes Oldenburg
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Roy Lichtenstein at the Guggenheim," by Max Kozloff; "Place and Process," by Willoughby Sharp; "The origins of Ray Gun, " by Barbara Rose; "The Partial Figure," by Albert Elsen; "557,087: Seattle," by Peter Plagens; "El Lissitzky's 'Prouns', Part II," by Alan C. ... [details]
Philip Leider, Albert Elsen, Charles Harrison, Terry Fenton, Sidney Tillim, Donald Wall, Jerrold Lanes, Manny Farber, Robert Pincus-Witten, Emily Wasserman, Jerrold Lanes, Palmer D. French, James Monte, Henri Matisse, Edward Ruscha
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "The Sculpture of Matisse, Part IV," by Albert Elsen; "Phillip King, Sculpture, 1960-1968; by Charles Harrison; "Canada's Arthur McKay," by Terry Fenton; "Earthworks and the New Picturesque," by Sidney Tillim; "The Micro-Paintings of Gene Davis," by Donald Wall; "Kensett at the Whitney," by Jerrold Lanes. ... [details]
Vol. 7, No. 6 (February 1969)
Philip Leider, Max Kozloff, Sidney Tillim, Eugene D. Genovese, Rosalind Krauss, Gabriel Laderman, Annette Michelson, Max Kozloff, Robert Pincus-Witten, Emily Wasserman, Jane Livingston, Manny Farber, Richard Serra
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Men and Machines," by Max Kozloff; "The Reception of Figurative Art," by Sidney Tillim; "Hoving's Harlem," by Eugene D. Genovese; "9 in a Warehouse," by Max Kozloff; "The Essential David Smith, Part I," by Rosalind Krauss; "Expressionism, Eccentric and Concentric," by Gabriel Laderman; "Stanley Kubrick's Space 2001," by Annette Michelson. ... [details]
Philip Leider, Jack Burnham, Robert L. Herbert, Gabriel Laderman, Herbert Leitner, Robert Pincus-Witten, Jerrold Lanes, Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Peter Plagens, Palmer D. French, Manny Farber
Issue edited by Philip Leider. Essays "Alice's Head: Reflections on Conceptual Art," by Jack Burnham; "City vs. Country: The Rural Image in French Painting," by Robert L. Herbert; "Uses and Misuses of the Recent Past," by Gabriel Laderman; "Wittgenstein's Archictecture," by Herbert Leitner; "Richard Tuttle," by Robert Pincus-Witten. ... [details]

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Does Barbara Dunkelman still work for Rooster Teeth?
By Malcolm Wardle Posted on September 1, 2022
Barbara Julie Dunkelman is the Creative Director and Former Community Manager and Marketing Director for Rooster Teeth, as well as the co-manager of RTX, the host of Always Open, and a voice actress as well as motion capture animator. Barbara is Canadian.
Is Barbara still with Rooster Teeth?
Did Barbara and Trevor break up?
Is Mariel Salcedo still at Rooster Teeth?
Where is Burnie Burns now?
Is Barbara Dunkelman still with Trevor?
Is Geoff still with Achievement Hunter?
Why did Burnie leave Rooster Teeth?
Where is Barbara Dunkelman from Rooster Teeth?
What happened to Barbara Lee from Rooster Teeth?
She is a Creative Director at the production company Rooster Teeth, where she was formerly the Director of Social and Community Marketing and a Program Director for RTX….
Barbara Dunkelman
Education Concordia University
Occupation Creative director at Rooster Teeth Actress
Years active 2008–present
Employer Rooster Teeth
How old is Barbara Dunkelman?
32 years (July 2, 1989)Barbara Dunkelman / Age
How much does Barbara Dunkelman make?
Barbara Dunkelman net worth and salary: Barbara Dunkelman is a Canadian voice actress and internet personality who has a net worth of $400 thousand. Barbara Dunkelman was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in July 1989 and now resides in the United States.
He is currently in a relationship with Barbara Dunkelman.
Mariel works as the Associate Producer for many of the live action productions within Rooster Teeth, including On The Spot, Free Play, The Rooster Teeth Podcast, and more.
How tall is Barbara Dunkelman?
5′ 9″Barbara Dunkelman / Height
How much does Geoff Ramsey make?
Geoff Ramsey net worth: Geoff Ramsey is an American machina producer and voice over actor who has a net worth of $3 million dollars….Geoff Ramsey Net Worth.
Profession: Actor, Film director, Film Producer
Nationality: United States of America
He currently lives in Austin, Texas, having divorced from his wife Jordan Burns in 2011.
What happened to Mika in Rooster Teeth?
On June 3, 2020, in a Twitter exchange with several Rooster Teeth employees on the Black Lives Matter movement, Mica revealed that her departure from Rooster Teeth was a direct response to the company's lack of support for her during the period of online harassment.
Why did Mica leave Rooster Teeth?
In the wake of the recent protests and renewed discussions of race surrounding the death of George Floyd, actress and former Rooster Teeth employee Mica Burton has revealed that systemic issues dealing with the topic of racism within the company led to her 2018 departure from the production studio.
As of late 2011/early 2012, Geoff has moved away from these fields of hosting, producing, appearing, and filming/starring in non-AH related Rooster Teeth content and productions outside of Achievement Hunter in order to focus more on hosting, producing, filming and appearing/starring in AH content although he still …
Burnie announced on June 11, 2020 that he will be leaving the company and moving overseas to pursue his own creative endeavors. He is currently negotiating a deal with Rooster Teeth that will give them the first choice to pick up and develop any of his projects.
Is Alfredo still with Achievement Hunter?
Alfredo is currently the Head of Streaming at Achievement Hunter. He is often referred to as "Fredo", or "Fredy".
Who got fired from Achievement Hunter?
On October 7, Rooster Teeth issued a statement saying they had "parted ways" with him and Adam Kovic of Funhaus, as they were the two employees who breached the company's Code of Conduct.
Barbara Julie Dunkelman is the Community Manager and Marketing Director for Rooster Teeth, as well as the co-manager of RTX, the host of Always Open, and a voice actress as well as motion capture animator. Barbara is Canadian. She was born in Montréal (Québec) and later lived in Ottawa (Ontario) with her family from age 8-18.
This puts her in stark contrast to her most famous character, Yang Xiao Long, who is outgoing and rambunctious in ways that Barbara herself simply is not. She was in a relationship with fellow voice actor and writer, Aaron Marquis, himself a Rooster Teeth employee. As of January 2, 2017, she now wears prescription glasses for computer use.
Who is Barbara Dunkelman?
See More… Barbara Julie Dunkelman is the Creative Director and Former Community Manager and Marketing Director for Rooster Teeth, as well as the co-manager of RTX, the host of Always Open, and a voice actress as well as motion capture animator. Barbara is Canadian.
What movies and TV shows has Sarah Dunkelman been in?
Her live-action acting credits include roles in Rooster Teeth Shorts, Immersion, Day 5, and Ten Little Roosters, as well as the horror comedy Blood Fest. Dunkelman was born in Montreal, Quebec to a Jewish family. She and her family moved to Ottawa, Ontario, when she was 8 years old.
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The Golden State Warriors and Charlotte Hornets will both be looking to increase their winning streak when they square off on Wednesday night. With both teams on different paths toward the playoffs, enthusiasts bettors need to know which team is offering the best value in this mid-week matchup and should become their NBA betting pick. Let's check the latest NBA odds to find out right now.
I know what you're thinking, that there is no way the Warriors lose against the Hornets but look closely, Charlotte is averaging 100.40 points against the Dubs and the Warriors defense looks more vulnerable than ever, at least since Steve Kerr took command of the team in 2014. Golden State is on a winning streak (4) but they already lost against two Eastern Conference teams (Detroit Pistons & Boston Celtics). Nevertheless, the reigning champs are playing better on the road, they just need to avoid another Kevin Durant's ejection (3 in 18 games). "I got to be more focused, I got to be more poised. Can't let anybody take me off my game. I've been in the league too long," Durantula said. Another concern is that Stephen Curry may have to sit this one out after he twisted his ankle during the last minutes of their matchup against the Pelicans, but with or without the little chef, Golden State should be able to compete and win. The Rockets are in command of the West, but the Warriors lead the League in Points per Game (118.5), Assists per Game (31.1), Blocks per Game (8.3), Field Goal Percentage (51.4) and Three-Point Percentage (40.3), several solid reasons to consider them as your NBA Betting Pick for this one.
The things may not be going the way Michael Jordan wants, but the Hornets are improving little by little, at least they finished with a losing streak (5 games) by defeating a good Orlando Magic team. The Hornets already got the W against good Western Conference teams such as the Minnesota Timberwolves and Los Angeles Clippers. Charlotte looks like a totally different team when they play at home (8-3), and the addition of Dwight Howard is starting to pay off as the team is third around the League in Rebounds per Game (46.9), a very useful weapon against a Warriors team that's very good on second opportunities. Sometimes we forget that this roster includes Kemba Walker, Nicolas Batum, Michael Carter-Williams, Frank Kaminsky, and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, but as corny as may sound, they need to believe. Right now, the Hornets are off the playoffs, but Washington stands at the last spot with a 12-11 record and there is a lot of basketball left, so it's no time to panic.


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Taylor is a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern under the supervision of Julie Summers MA, LPC-S. Taylor enjoys working with adolescent and young adult women suffering with depression, anxiety, trauma history, and family of origin difficulties. She also has experience with parent coaching and family counseling.
Great blog! I've fought with perfectionism since the birth of my son 26 years ago. Started with cleaning obsessively and moved quickly to folding clothes and towels a certain way. All tasks had to be performed in a timely manner. Age hates if this, it became way too much for me to handle and I wasn't connecting with my son nearly enough. I had an epiphany when talking to my aunt while we were cross stitching together and I messed up and felt the need to start the project over from scratch. My aunt told me how Native American people would purposely add mistakes into tapestries because they believed that only God/gods were perfect. That one phrase changed my life. I was able to look at life with a different perspective through forcing myself to work and add mistakes on purpose. Life has been much easier.


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Jason O'Mara Joins 'The Good Wife' For Recurring Role
One of our favorites, Jason O'Mara, will be joining the cast of The Good Wife for an upcoming arc. Playing a character named Colin, the role is said to be recurring. This is fantastic news. I was so bummed with Terra Nova was canceled. Jason was also so kind and sweet and my interview with […]
Terra Nova: Impromptu Interview with Ashley Zukerman
Another Impromptu Interview for fans of Terra Nova. In the latest installment, Jason O'Mara talks to Ashley Zukerman, who plays Lucas Taylor on Terra Nova. Another cast member with a dreamy accent. This alone should get the show renewed for season 2! Video:
Pop City Life Exclusive: Jason O'Mara Interview
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Jason O'Mara of Terra Nova. You may also know Jason from Life on Mars or his upcoming movie with Katherine Heigl, One For The Money. I spoke with Jason about the upcoming Terra Nova season finale, behind the scenes shenanigans, and the future of the series. Spoiler alert: […]
Jason O'Mara Interviews Dean Geyer
Jason O'Mara has an adorable habit of interviewing his co-stars and this week is no exception. Up this week is Terra Nova's resident heartthrob Dean Geyer. He plays Maddy's boyfriend on the show and is another cast member hiding a sweet accent. Dean placed third in Australian Idol. Who knew?? Video:
Behind The Scenes of Terra Nova's Runaway
I love the love that Jason O'Mara has for his video camera. I feel like he takes it everywhere. He would probably be that hilarious guy that would surprise you in the shower with it and then send it to America's Funniest Home Videos. In this video, he takes fans behind the scenes of the […]


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Gabrielle Ulubay on Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent
Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent is a biographic documentary about famous (or perhaps infamous) chef Jeremiah Tower, who influenced contemporary American cuisine and operated the "Stars" restaurant from 1984 to 1999. While watching, I couldn't tell whether I disliked the movie or if I just disliked Tower himself—I soon realized it was both.
The film begins with choppy shots of Tower inexplicably wandering Mexican ruins and saying dramatic axioms such as "I need to stay away from human beings, because somehow I am not one." At this point in the film, we do not know where Tower is, why he is there, or why these ruins are relevant. Film-goers may not even be sure who he is in the first place. This opening thus feels bizarre and confusing, and its over-dramatic tone is downright laughable. When the documentary informs us that Tower mysteriously disappeared during his career and moved to Mexico, the scenery make slightly more sense, but the sequence continues to be theatrical and borderline nonsensical. The shots of Tower looking over the ruins from the top of a pyramid, his feet walking along the sand, are totally unnecessary. There are even images of unidentified children, which only seem remotely appropriate when Tower discusses his childhood.
The documentary depicts Tower in such an unfavorable light that I wondered if we were supposed to dislike him (it soon becomes unbelievably apparent that we are meant to sympathize with him). Tower begins to talk about his privileged, opulent childhood by saying that the worst thing to ever happen to him was not being an orphan. However, after expressing a desire to have been an orphan he describes how his parents' wealth enabled him to live a lavish life, including the ability to order plate after plate of luxury food that directly inspired his culinary career. Tower may not have been so successful were it not for his parents and the privileges his family name afforded him, yet he whines that he would have been better off without his parents.
He proves to be even less relatable as the film goes on, laughing about the fact that when civil movements were coming to fruition in the 1960s, he was "too busy cooking" to be a revolutionary. Not everyone needs to or should consider themselves revolutionary, but Tower seems apathetic when he boasts that while people were fighting for their rights (and his rights, for that matter, because Tower is homosexual) he was drinking champagne and expensive wine, cooking dinner for his friends, and throwing a Molotov cocktail at an unoccupied building in the middle of the night on a joyride with his friends. The filmmakers clearly want audiences to feel sorry for Tower when, at the age of 30, his parents stop giving him an allowance hefty enough to support his frivolous lifestyle, but I couldn't help but think he deserved it. It is also hard not to sympathize with his friend-turned-lover-turned-enemy Alice Waters, who clashed with Tower when he turned her affordable hippie restaurant into an expensive, high-class business.
The documentary was difficult to watch because the editing and narrative were disjointed and confusing. Modern day interviews were juxtaposed with shots of Tower participating in merry activities (such as snorkeling, yachting, and shopping) while talking about how sorry he feels for himself, which were combined with mysterious shots of the ruins and dream-like sequences of childhood flashbacks. The film also switched back and forth between time periods without explanation, jumping back to unrelated events that took place in the 1980s, then forward to 2014, then back again. When the documentary discussed the "Stars" and "Tavern on the Green" restaurants, the filmmakers for the most part focused on one linear time period and theme—and those parts were the most enjoyable to watch.
It would have been an infinitely more enjoyable film if they had edited in a linear, sensible manner and scrapped the clichéd, melodramatic shots of Tower gazing pensively over the Mexican landscape. Tower also, while clearly an influential genius, is not a relatable or particularly likable person, and the film could have done more to humanize him. You will learn much if you watch this documentary, but you will also likely leave the theater confused and annoyed.


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What Chemicals Can You Use to Get Rid of a Rat Smell?
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How long can hamsters live?
Written by: Juniper Russo
The life expectancy of a hamster can vary depending on its health and quality of care. On average, a hamster will live between two and three years. An unusually healthy hamster may survive to twice the average life expectancy: five to six years.
The life expectancy of a hamster can vary depending on its health and quality of care. On average, a hamster will live between two and three years.
An unusually healthy hamster may survive to twice the average life expectancy: five to six years.
Breed Influences
Some domestic hamster strains, including popular breeds like the "teddy bear" variety, are inbred and more susceptible to disease, so they live shorter lifespans.
The life expectancy of a hamster can vary depending on its health and quality of care.
To maximise a hamster's life expectancy, it should be kept away from strong fumes and other irritants, and its cage should be cleaned very regularly to minimise exposure to ammonia and waste.
Wet bottom, a form of stress-induced diarrhoea, is a common cause of death in hamsters. Excessive handling and loud noises can contribute to this deadly complication.
Minimising Risks
Injury and infection are common problems in hamsters, and should be treated promptly if they occur. Most small-animal veterinarians treat rodents.
Get Rid of Ammonia Smell→
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"Hamsters A to Z"; Lorraine Hill; 2001
Juniper Russo, an eclectic autodidact, has been writing professionally since 2008. Her work has appeared in several online and print-based publications, including Animal Wellness. Russo regularly publishes health-related content and advocates an evidence-based, naturopathic approach to health care.


Clippers is the competitive soccer division of Montclair Soccer Club.
Clippers is the competitive soccer division of Montclair Soccer Club. We place boys and girls on competitive teams from ages U8 to U19 in all levels of competitive play ranging from Copper to Premier. Players must attend tryouts to be placed on a competitive team.
Check website prior to tryouts for updates on times/locations.
Please attend all tryouts for you age group. If you cannot, please speak to a coach during tryouts.
1 Download the Competitive Program Overview for more in-depth information.
3 Check website prior to tryouts for updates on times/locations.
4 Please attend all tryouts for you age group. If you cannot, please speak to a coach during tryouts.
Current Clippers should not wear their uniforms.
MSC's Competitive Program:MSC Director of Coaching, Rob Busa.


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THE PURPOSE AND POWER OF HIS RESURRECTION Study...
Bishop Dr. Julius Soyinka • Sermon • 6 years ago • 102,130 views
THE PURPOSE AND POWER OF HIS RESURRECTION Study Texts: 1 Corinthians 15:17-19, Philippians 3, 4-11 There is a purpose for which Christ rose from the dead, and there is a power made available to us through His resurrection. We need to know both the purpose and the power for us to enjoy maximally our relationship…
The Hand of the Lord in Scripture
Rick Crandall • Sermon • 2 years ago • 44,496 views
The Hand of the Lord: 1. is mighty. 2. is dangerous and deadly against His enemies. 3. empowers His servants. 4. can be heavy to discipline His people. 5. will help His people. 6. will always be with His people today.
Exodus 9:1–1 Peter 5:7
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Intercession and Spiritual Warfare
E. Keith Hassell • Sermon • 12 years ago • 35,881 views
Intercession and Spiritual Warfare Pastor Keith Hassell Introduction Intercessors are a great gift to the body of Christ. As a pastor I am thankful for every person who feels a special calling to intercede for me and for the church I pastor. I recognize that intercessors have played a key role in what…
16 LIVING UNDER GRACE (part 16)
Edwin Colon • Sermon • 11 years ago • 29,000 views
LIVING UNDER GRACE Grace: The Truth that Transforms - Part 16 of 36 Romans 6:14 Rick Warren In our last study we looked at the first part of this verse and what it meant to live "under the Law". Now we look at the meaning of "living under grace". I. THE MEANING OF "GRACE" DEFINITIONS: Characteristics…
7 Principles Of Dynamic Team Work
C.L. Thomas • Sermon • 10 years ago • 8,606 views
Cedric Thomas October 19, 2006 The Lord Jesus Christ says that teamwork is many members and yet one body. Webster defines teamwork as a joint action by a group of people, in which individual interests are subordinated to group unity and efficiency; coordinated efforts, as of an athletic team. Teamwork…
The Prayer Of Faith (Mark[11]20-24)
Brian Thiessen • Sermon • 12 years ago • 7,491 views
The Prayer Of Faith Text: Mark 11:20-24 Place Preached - (Mississauga International Baptist Church) Date Preached - (05/24/98) Introduction: Where's Your Faith? A small boy, new to Sunday school, was greatly pleased with his picture card and its text, "Have faith in God." On the homeward way, however,…
Col 2_11_15 The Spiritual Benefits of Salvation
Tad Wychopen • Sermon • 11 years ago • 5,574 views
Text: Colossians 2:11-15 Title: The Spiritual Benefits of our Union with Christ/ Your Part in Salvation! Theme of the book of Colossians: Jesus Christ: The preeminent and all-sufficient Savior Theme of Text: Christ has made you complete in him through his death, burial, and resurrection. Proposition:…
Prayer That Changes Things
Ralph Sorter • Sermon • 10 years ago • 5,070 views
Title: PRAYER THAT CHANGES THINGS Text: James 5:13-20 Introduction: I have often wished that every prayer that I prayed would be answered. And I have wished that my prayers would be answered instantly, instead of the often "wait" signal that comes from Heaven. But if I truly were to have those wishes…
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John 16:7-15 - The Work of the Holy Spirit
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Introduction: one of the clearest revelations of the Holy Spirit is given by our Lord Jesus Christ. He had already previously revealed Who the Person of the Holy Spirit is (John 14:15-26). In our current passage, He will reveal the work of the Holy Spirit. · The Holy Spirit helps believers (v.7). · The…
TWA - Bible Reading Schedule
Elliott Kwong • Sermon • 11 years ago • 3,562 views
Time with Abba - Bible Reading Schedule Jan l Feb l Mar l Apr l May l Jun l Jul l Aug l Sep l Oct l Nov l Dec Date Psalms OT NT Proverbs 1/1 Ps 1:1-6 Gen 1:1-2:25 Matt 1:1-2:12 Prov 1:1-6 1/2 Ps 2:1-6 Gen 3:1 - 4:26 Matt 2:13-3:6 Prov 1:7-9 1/3 Ps 2:7-12 Gen 5:1 - 7:24 Matt 3:7-4:11 Prov 1:10-19 1/4…
Build One Another Up
1 Thess. 5:1-11 To which the passage speaks – We live in a world where people find it easy to verbally run someone down. To slander them. Where talking trash defines conversations between people. Where so-called role models when out on the basketball court talk trash to their opponents. That is, to run…
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John 11:17-27 - Jesus and Martha: A Growth in Faith
Introduction: this passage is a dynamic conversation between Jesus and Martha. What happened caused a great growth in Martha's faith. A seeking heart and a study of the conversation will cause any believer's faith to grow and to grow significantly. 1. The scene was Bethany, a suburb of Jerusalem about…
YOUR PRESSURE IS PUSHING YOU INTO PURPOSE ROM. 4:16-21
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PRESSURE WILL PUSH YOU INTO PURPOSE
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10 HOW TO BELIEVE GOD FOR A MIRACLE (part 10)
Edwin Colon • Sermon • 11 years ago • 3,110 views
HOW TO BELIEVE GOD FOR A MIRACLE Grace: The Truth that Transforms - Part 10 of 36 Romans 4:17-25 Rick Warren Faith is so vital to the Christian life Paul writes an entire chapter on it, using Abraham as an illustration of the kind of faith that pleases God. Abraham is the greatest example of faith. Before…
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Jerry Lillard • Sermon • 12 years ago • 3,086 views
Review last week. Going to the next level. John 5:2-9 2 Now there is at Jerusalem by the sheep market a pool, which is called in the Hebrew tongue Bethesda, having five porches. 3 In these lay a great multitude of impotent folk, of blind, halt, withered, waiting for the moving of the water.(*are we waiting…
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In the New Testament era, Roman soldiers were required, in as far as it was possible, to return to Rome once a year from wherever they were garrisoned to renew their oath of allegiance to the Emperor. The soldiers—regardless of the nation they considered home—were to salute the Roman colors from time…
1 Corinthians 11:23–31
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I. ........ INTRODUCING UNDER COVER.................................................................. 4 II........ THE CONSEQUENCES OF DISOBEDIENCE I............................................. 30 A. THE SONS OF ADAM...................................................................... 30 B. WHY DIDN'T…
Exodus 12:1-13:16 - The Passover And The Tenth Plague: Deliverance From God's Judgment—Liberated, Set Free
Introduction: Exodus 12 is one of those incredible passages that the Bible contains. I personally believe that this chapter is one of those passages that every believer should be acquainted with. In fact, every believer should be well versed in this chapter. Because it so greatly speaks about the sacrifice…
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A. And by this we know that we have come to know Him (v.3) 1. If we keep His commandments (v.3) 2. If we keep His word (v.5) B. The Result: 1. The love of God is perfected in us (v.5) 2. Assurance: We know that we have come to know Him (v.3) C. This is related to obedience The Test: Do we keep His commandments?—1…
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Randy MacVicar • Sermon • 11 years ago • 2,750 views
We're going to pick up where we left off last time in teaching on the subject of VICTORY THROUGH PRAYER. Last time we ended on the subject of effective prayer. And as we said last time, we just can't pray anyway we want to and see results. I) The Word of God has given us some very explicit rules for…
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THE GOODNESS OF THE LORD, Sermon #162 "I had fainted, unless I had believed to see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living. Wait on the LORD: be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the LORD." PSA 27:13-14. The psalmist was not a stranger to the struggles and…
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Thomas S. Myers TROPHIES OF GRACE Ephesians 2:7-9 FIRST -- THE PURPOSE OF SALVATION. Why would God want to save a bunch of filthy sinners? We were dead in trespasses and sins. We walked according to the course of this world. We walked according to the prince of the power of the air. We have fulfilled…
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The Lost Silver Piece Luke 15:8-10 Illustration: So Near Home but LOST! A telegram was put into my hand announcing the wreck of the ship, "Royal Charter," in Moelfra Bay, on the coast of Wales, and asking me to go and break the news of her husband's death by drowning to the wife of the first officer.…
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Genesis 4:1‑7 Unacceptable Worship Adam lay with his wife Eve, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Cain. She said, "With the help of the LORD I have brought forth a man." Later she gave birth to his brother Abel. /Now Abel kept flocks, and Cain worked the soil. In the course of time Cain brought…
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Walking in the Footsteps of Abraham's Faith The Faith of Abraham in Romans 4:18-21 RO 4:18 Against all hope, Abraham in hope believed and so became the father of many nations, just as it had been said to him, "So shall your offspring be." 19 Without weakening in his faith, he faced the fact that his…


Germany's Social Democrats have agreed to open exploratory talks on forming a government with Chancellor Angela Merkel, a party source said, raising hopes for an end to a rare period of political deadlock in Europe's largest economy.
Leader Martin Schulz met party bosses and recommended that they should go back on a pledge to go into opposition after suffering heavy losses in September's election, a source at the meeting told Reuters.
They accepted his recommendation, the source said. Party members must still ratify any move to return to government, meaning talks with Merkel are still at least a month away.
Forming a government could take longer still, even as much of the continent looks to Germany for leadership on euro zone governance reform and security policy.
Many SPD members are nervous at the prospect of a renewed "grand coalition" after their previous one with Merkel proved so costly. The source said they would vote at a special congress on Jan. 14.
For Merkel, winning over the SPD is her only realistic chance of securing a fourth term in office, after she failed to assemble an alternative three-way coalition excluding the center-left party.
"Germany needs a stable government because it's the biggest country in the European Union," SPD vice-chair Olaf Scholz said earlier.
"Forming governments in a reasonable time is a German trademark, and we shouldn't risk that trademark," said Merkel's conservative close ally Peter Altmaier, warning that the far-right Alternative for Germany party would profit if the uncertainty dragged on.
SPD leaders hope to sell the about-face to skittish members by forcing Merkel's conservative to concede a raft of popular worker-friendly measures in exchange for their support for a coalition or minority government.
That could slow things further, particularly if the parties seek common ground on immigration.
The SPD wants to retain the right for successful asylum seekers to bring their families – but Merkel's conservative Bavarian allies, fearing defeat in regional elections next year, are equally adamant that it should be scrapped.
A poll for ARD television showed that 61 percent of voters would support a renewed "grand coalition" between the conservatives and the SPD.


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Langley Holdings plc, the diverse engineering and industrial group, published its IFRS Annual Report & Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2019.
Retford – 10th February, 2020
Langley Holdings plc, the diverse engineering and industrial group, today published its IFRS Annual Report & Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2019.
In the year to 31 December 2019, the group recorded a profit before tax and non-recurring items of €59.9 million on revenues of €820.2 million.
There were €4.1 million of non-recurring costs in the year associated with the acquisition in May of Marelli Motori, the Italian electric motor and generator producer.
Net assets at the year-end were just over €700 million and consolidated cash around €240 million, after €150 million cash-out for the Marelli Motori acquisition and dividends. The group has nil debt.
In his Chairman's Review of the business, Mr Tony Langley says although he does not expect a return to the stellar performances of recent years in 2020, he does anticipate another "reasonable performance" and [that] "the group is now poised for the next phase of its development".
Download Key Highlights & Chairman's Review 2019 here.
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Langley Holdings plc is a globally operating, multi-disciplined engineering and industrial manufacturing concern, principally providing capital equipment technologies to diverse markets around the world.
Langley businesses are either outright market leaders or occupy strong niche positions in their respective fields, providing advanced technologies in a solutions based approach. The group was established in 1975 by the current Chairman, Mr Tony Langley, and remains in family ownership.
In May 2019, Langley acquired Marelli Motori, the Italian motor and generator manufacturer. The group now comprises 6 divisions based in the UK, Germany, France and Italy. The group has a worldwide manufacturing and commercial footprint of several million square feet with production facilities in Germany, France, the UK, Italy, the United States, Malaysia and China and more than 80 sales and service subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, the Far East and Australasia. The Langley group employs around 5,000 people globally.
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This evening the Appropriations committee moved to a unanimous close of an FY14 supplemental budget and a final vote on LD 1807, "An Act To Restore Funding in the Maine Budget Stabilization Fund through Alternative Sources".
On the motion of Rep. Keschl, AFA discussed a total sales tax of 15.5% on medical marijuana provided by dispensaries, increased from the current 5.5%, for $1,063,758 in General Fund revenue. This was not acted upon.
The committee moved to close the budget and exempt it from the Appropriations Table. The bill could be on the floor as soon as the end of this week or the beginning of the next.
Having unanimously placed all the items from the Majority Report of LD 1807, AFA reconsidered its actions on LD 1807 and unanimously approved LD 1807 as presented, amended only by a fiscal note. The bill was then exempted from the Appropriations Table.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized on March 19, 2014 by williambrownlegislature.


I originally wrote this for a very specific group of people who needed to know how to download and install software, hence the "beginner level" tag.
I recently replaced my old Dell Latitude D630 laptop with a bottom-of-the-line Toshiba Satellite C655. I got a lot of use out of the Dell, but I was its fourth owner. Its previous owner was a fourteen-year-old boy, so it's proven itself to be a tough little machine.
The Dell came with a version of Microsoft Office already installed, but I never thought much about it until I realized I may need to replace it. While I only paid US$300 for the Toshiba, replacing MSO would almost double that. The student and teacher edition, which contains only Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, is US$150, a price which I could afford but which would necessitate some major lifestyle reorganization (goodbye fresh vegetables, hello ramen noodles!), and to get an edition which includes Publisher or Outlook is beyond my means.
But it was thinking about Publisher and Outlook that made me look elsewhere. I don't use Outlook for email; I use the Mozilla project's Sea Monkey as a mail reader. I don't use Internet Explorer; I use Mozilla Firefox to surf the web (along with Opera and Chrome). I use Notepad++ as a text editor (I do a lot of coding by hand). I use GIMP to edit photos. In fact, looking at the software I use most often, it turned out that MSO was the only software that either wasn't a shareware, where I can pay what I think something is worth, given how much I use it, or open-source, where again, I can contribute in a number of different ways.
I had downloaded and installed OpenOffice some time ago, but had never gotten around to using it. Faced with the prospect of abandoning MSO in the near future, I decided to jump in and make the transition.
Getting OpenOffice is easy: just go over to openoffice.org and download it. Save the file to your hard drive, then double click on it and follow the instructions. Unlike MSO, there's no need to register.
OpenOffice can open MSO documents, including MSO 2007 (the ones with an "x" on the end of the extension, which cannot be opened by earlier versions of MSO); it can also save to earlier versions if you need to collaborate on documents with coworkers.
In short, for the vast majority of users, switching to OpenOffice will not be an adjustment at all. The menus are fairly similar, as are the location of various commands. If you can get used to driving a new car, you can easily adapt to OpenOffice.
If you use styles in MS Word, there are a few things that are different. I will probably write some tutorials about this in future, but you can always refer to that robust support community I mentioned earlier. To be honest, not a lot of MS Word users use or even know about styles (despite the improvements made in later versions of MSW), so if you make the switch to OpenOffice, this is a perfect time to start using styles in your documents.
For some of you, this may be your first time downloading and installing software from the web. Never fear; here are detailed instructions, along with screen caps so that you can follow right along.
Don't worry about the "Get all platforms, languages, etc." bit. I'm assuming that you are on Windows.
If you want to install OpenOffice on more than one computer, then copy that file to a jump drive. Insert the jump drive into another computer, and follow these instructions from this point forward.
Click "Next" and the installer will handle everything else for you, creating a shortcut icon on the desktop and adding an icon to the Start menu. Mischief managed!
Click on the item you would like to create and get started!
More important that any of that, however, is the philosopy behind open-source software, and why it is important now more than ever to use it. But that's the subject of a future post.


Puyallup, WA 98374) was packed yesterday! It was a lovely, warm Saturday — just right for a frozen treat. I had read an article in the Tacoma News Tribune reviewing all of the new frozen yogurt shops in the area and thought trying out a new one sounded fun. I love Gibson's in Tacoma (blog entry here http://blog.firsttries.com/?p=2891) and Black Bear (blog entry here http://blog.firsttries.com/?p=1355). Menchie's staff is wildly friendly. "Have a smiley day", they gushed at me after I paid. Ummmm. OK. "You too"! I purchased coconut and cake batter swirl with coconut chips and whipped cream and ate it in my peaceful car.
This entry was posted in Coffee Shops, cafes and bistros, Puyallup, Restaurants, WA State - Pierce County and tagged fro yo, Menchies, Puyallup, South Hill, Sunrise Village, yogurt on April 22, 2012 by admin.


Melbourne had confirmed their place in the finals with a battling win over Footscray the previous Saturday, and Collingwood couldn't be displaced from the top two - so bragging rights in advance of a potential second or third round finals showdown was the only thing the clubs had to battle for.
Collingwood looked every inch the top two team in the first three quarters before Melbourne struck back to make the margin respectable in the last term. The moral victory was Collingwood's, and they could enjoy a fortnight off, but Melbourne could now concentrate on their semi final against Carlton a week later.
Barassi was 19th man, playing in the fourth quarter after two earlier appearances where he was unused.


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You Can Now Shop the Private Collections of Europe's Interior Designers and Architects Online
The Invisible Collection, a new website created by two design aficionados, is making exclusive designer pieces available to the masses
By Alicia Brunker
Photography by Courtesy of The Invisible Collection
Furniture by former Art Director for Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé Jérôme Faillant-Dumas, available on The Invisible Collection.
There is nothing quite like owning a limited edition or bespoke design that encapsulates the luxury of exclusivity. Arguably no one makes a piece feel one-of-a-kind more than the French, with their use of precious materials, like marble and brass, and old world craftsmanship, where the slightest imperfections assure that it's handmade. Previously, that level of artistry was only available to a select few who were fortunate enough to collaborate with an esteemed designer on the interiors of their home. That all changed when two friends, Anna Zaoui and Isabelle Dubern, decided to shake up the design scene with a website that brought the offerings from the best names in French design all under one roof. Enter: The Invisible Collection.
Founders Anna Zaoui and Isabelle Dubern.
"A few years ago, Pierre Yovanovitch designed my New York apartment," says co-founder Zaoui. "Isabelle had been dreaming about owning his iconic Papa Bear armchair for quite some time and asked me to order it for her. If he weren't already working on a project for me, there would be no other way for her to purchase it. That's what triggered our idea to create The Invisible Collection. We wanted everyone to have the opportunity to buy designer pieces, even if they aren't available to the public."
Last fall, The Invisible Collection officially made its debut, revealing a roster of designs, crafted by world-renowned French interior designers and architects, carefully curated by Zaoui and Dubern, including India Mahdavi, Thierry Lemarie, and Jean-Louis Deniot. "We wanted to assemble a tribe of impeccable talents," says Dubern. "All the interior designers whose furniture we sell on the site are the heirs to the French and European decorative arts, yet none of their works are exactly alike. But they all have a common eye and a similar cosmopolitan eclecticism."
Pierre Yovanovitch's Baby and Papa Bear chairs.
Though the French may have that certain savoir-faire that captivates a true sense of lavishness, Zaoui and Dubern are looking to expand their reach to other international talents. Recently, they added Italian designer Federica Tondato, whose striking hand-knotted embroidered rugs match the site's mission. "Anna and Isabelle are selling something very specific to a high-end market," says Tondato. "Luxury is their focus; they aren't selling mass-produced products like a Cassina chair—it's all limited edition, and I think that's what the world is really looking for in design right now."
Whether it's Tondato's decorative rugs or a curvaceous coffee table made from Macassar ebony by Thierry Lemarie, Zaoui and Dubern would agree that every piece they offer is truly unique. "Everything rests on the alchemy between the wonderful rare work of the craftsman and the creative breath of the interior design," says Zaoui. "None of our pieces can be replicated indefinitely—each one takes time. That is the essence of real luxury, like a Hermès Birkin crocodile bag or haute couture dress."
The Libellule chandelier by Damien Langlois Meurinne of Agence DLM.


After learning that the accumulation of old leaf litter plays a large role in Typha × glauca's detrimental impact, we designed a field experiment that explores the restoration implications of removing litter. With funding from the EPA and the GLRI, we used aquatic weed-wackers to clear 4 x 4 meter sections of Typha marsh. The plots were put in "old" portions of the Typha stand that had been invaded for more than 30 years, and "young" portions of the Typha stand that had been invaded for less than 30 years. We removed the cut stems and litter to simulate harvesting, and in a subset of plots we also removed belowground Typha rhizomes. Implementing this project was a lot of work, and we couldn't have done it without a dedicated field team of undergraduate and graduate students.
After one year, the plant species richness and diversity (H') in the rhizome-removal plots was significantly higher than in the controls, and after two years the species richness and diversity was significantly higher in both the "harvest" and "rhizome removal" treatments. Many plant species that were otherwise rare in the marsh appeared in the plots, indicating that a viable seedbank is left buried in the sediment below accumulated cattail leaf litter. There didn't seem to be different responses that related to time since Typha invasion, which suggests that even wetlands that have been dominated by Typha for a long time can still have viable native seedbanks.
This map shows the location of the 4 x 4 meter research plots at Cheboygan Marsh. The red dots indicate plots that are in the older (>30 years) section of Typha invasion, and the white dots indicate plots in the younger (<30 years) section of Typha invasion.
Our field crew hard at work in 2011.
These charts show the results of our 4 x 4 meter harvesting experiment at Cheboygan Marsh. "Above" refers to plots that were harvested, "Below" refers to plots that were harvested and had Typha rhizomes removed, and "Control" refers to plots in the Typha marsh that received no treatment.
This is a 1 X 1 meter quadrant used to evaluate the plant community in our research sites. In this photo you can see a few Typha shoots, but most of the quadrant is filled with Carex and Juncus species that are rare in the surrounding invaded portion of the wetland.


Hachigatsu-Odori(八月踊り) is a seasonal dance observed on the Amami Islands(奄美諸島) every year in September (August of former lunisolar calendar) in celebration of successful harvests and so as to pray for next harvest. Local communities form circles and sing and dance to the sounds of the chijin(チジン) drums and Amami shamisens(奄美三線). Amami island songs(奄美島唄) played during this celebration are said to share its origins with Okinawan island songs.


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MITROVIC, LUKA
Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade 9 Forward
EuroLeague 2016-17 STATISTICS
Totals 28 27 439:44 116 46/91 3/18 15/28 23 42 65 38 13 35 3 8 31 33 121
Averages 28 27 15:42 4.1 50.5% 16.7% 53.6% 0.8 1.5 2.3 1.4 0.5 1.3 0.1 0.3 1.1 1.2 4.3
1 * vs Darussafaka Dogus Istanbul 27:17 12 5/8 2/4 1 4 5 1 1 4 1 1 4 14
2 * at Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul 12:20 1 0/1 1/2 1 2 3 2 -3
3 * vs FC Barcelona Lassa 21:03 1 0/2 0/2 1/2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1
4 * at Panathinaikos Superfoods Athens 15:58 4 2/5 1 1 1 1 3 1
5 * vs Baskonia Vitoria Gasteiz 13:34 4 1/2 2/3 1 1 1 2 3 5
6 * at Unics Kazan 21:53 9 3/6 1/3 1 6 7 2 2 2 1 10
7 * at Brose Bamberg 10:54 0/3 1 1 2 -5
8 * vs EA7 Emporio Armani Milan 15:34 2 1/4 1 1 2 1 1
10 vs Zalgiris Kaunas 4:18 0/1 1 1 1 -1
12 * vs Maccabi FOX Tel Aviv 5:27 3 1/1 1/2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2
13 * at Olympiacos Piraeus 17:22 2 1/5 0/1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1
14 * vs Real Madrid 15:52 4 2/3 0/1 1 1 1 1 3
15 * vs CSKA Moscow 12:13 2 1/3 0/2 1 1 1 1 1 -3
16 * at Zalgiris Kaunas 9:54 0/2 0/1 1 1 2 1 1 1
17 * vs Fenerbahce Istanbul 9:32 2 1/1 2 2 1 2 1 4
18 * at Maccabi FOX Tel Aviv 14:37 7 2/3 1/1 2 2 4 1 1 1 1 12
19 * at Baskonia Vitoria Gasteiz 21:13 4 2/3 0/1 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 1 4
20 * vs Panathinaikos Superfoods Athens 22:10 11 5/6 0/2 1/2 2 1 3 3 1 2 2 12
21 * vs Anadolu Efes Istanbul 24:33 6 3/5 4 4 1 2 7
22 * at CSKA Moscow 22:27 16 5/7 1/3 3/4 1 1 9 3 1 1 1 5 26
23 * vs Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul 9:44 0/2 1 1 2 1 1
24 * vs Brose Bamberg 15:27 8 3/5 2/2 1 2 3 1 1 4 2 2 7
25 * at Real Madrid 9:13 4 2/2 2 2 2 1 1 6
26 * at EA7 Emporio Armani Milan 16:30 0/1 5 5 1 3 2 1 1
27 * vs Olympiacos Piraeus 11:30 1 0/1 1/2 2 2 3 2 1 -3
28 * at FC Barcelona Lassa 24:15 8 4/5 0/2 2 1 3 1 2 1 8
29 * vs Unics Kazan 18:34 3 1/5 1/2 2 3 5 4 3 2 1 9
30 * at Darussafaka Dogus Istanbul 16:20 2 1/1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2
28 Totals 439:44 116 46/91 3/18 15/28 23 42 65 38 13 35 3 8 31 33 121
Average 15:42 4.09 50.5% 16.7% 53.6% 0.8 1.5 2.29 1.4 0.5 1.3 0.1 0.3 1.1 1.2 4.3
EuroLeague 2016-17 individual rankings
#22 in Games Started (27)
Index rating 32 Galatasaray Istanbul vs. Crvena Zvezda Belgrade 11/21/2014
Points 30 Galatasaray Istanbul vs. Crvena Zvezda Belgrade 11/21/2014
Offensive rebounds 4 Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz vs. Crvena Zvezda Belgrade 11/13/2014
Defensive rebounds 9 Crvena Zvezda Belgrade vs. Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz 12/19/2014
Total rebounds 10 ALBA Berlin vs. Crvena Zvezda Belgrade 3/26/2015
Assists 9 CSKA Moscow vs. Crvena Zvezda Belgrade 2/9/2017
Steals 3 Crvena Zvezda Belgrade vs. UNICS Kazan 3/31/2017
Blocks 2 Crvena Zvezda Belgrade vs. Strasbourg 10/15/2015
Minutes 36 Crvena Zvezda Belgrade vs. Panathinaikos Athens 4/9/2015
Grew up with BCS Kadet Novi Sad (Serbia) signed for the 2009-10 season by KK Hemofarm Vrsac junior team.
Made his debut with the main team during the 2010-11 season.
Signed for the 2012-13 season, signed by Crvena Zvezda Belgrade.
Moved to Germany for the 2017-18 season, signed by Brose Bamberg.
In January'19 moved to Spain, signed for the 2018-19 season by UCAM Murcia.
Signed for the 2019-20 season by Manresa Basquet.
In March'20 moved to Israel, signed by Hapoel Jerusalem.
Moved to Montenegro for the 2020-21 season, signed by BC Buducnost Podgorica.
Won the 2014-15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 Serbian National Championship with Crvena Zvezda Belgrade.
Won the 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2017 Serbian National Cup with Crvena Zvezda Belgrade.
Won the 2015, 2016 and 2017 Adriatic League with Crvena Zvezda Belgrade.
Has been member of the Serbian U-16, U-17, U-18, U-19 and U-20 National Team.
Won the silver medal at the 2011 World U-19 Championship.
Played at the 2010 World U-17 Championship.
2013-14 Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 7 25 3.6 8/14 57.1 1/8 12.5 6/8 75 28 3 7 2
2014-15 Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 24 207 8.6 71/128 55.5 11/63 17.5 32/41 78 125 25 56 5
2015-16 Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 4 18 4.5 5/12 41.7 2/2 100 2/4 50 10 0 1 2
2016-17 Crvena Zvezda mts Belgrade 28 116 4.1 46/91 50.5 3/18 16.7 15/28 53.6 65 13 38 3
2017-18 Brose Bamberg 16 67 4.2 25/47 53.2 3/8 37.5 8/15 53.3 50 3 11 3
Totals 79 433 5.5 155/292 53.1 20/99 20.2 63/96 65.6 278 44 113 15
Averages 79 433 5.5 155/292 53.1 20/99 20.2 63/96 65.6 3.5 0.6 1.4 0.2
2010-11 Hemofarm Stada 1 0 0 0/1 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 0 0
2012-13 Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 5 8 1.6 2/3 66.7 0/0 0 4/6 66.7 1 0 1 1
2013-14 Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade 1 2 2 1/2 50 0/0 0 0/0 0 4 1 0 0
2020-21 Buducnost VOLI Podgorica 7 9 1.3 3/17 17.6 0/0 0 3/6 50 20 7 3 3
Totals 14 19 1.4 6/23 26.1 0/0 0 7/12 58.3 25 8 4 4
Averages 14 19 1.4 6/23 26.1 0/0 0 7/12 58.3 1.8 0.6 0.3 0.3
2009-10 IJT KK HEMOFARM STADA 5 75 15 27/42 64.3 2/3 66.7 15/29 51.7 34 8 9 4
Totals 5 75 15 27/42 64.3 2/3 66.7 15/29 51.7 34 8 9 4
Averages 5 75 15 27/42 64.3 2/3 66.7 15/29 51.7 6.8 1.6 1.8 0.8
2011/12 Hemofarm 14 104 7.4 40/67 59.7 1/9 11.1 21/29 72.4 82 6 21 4
2012/13 Crvena Zvezda-KLS 14 30 2.1 9/20 45.0 2/3 66.7 6/9 66.7 30 0 6 1
Crvena Zvezda-ABA 14 19 1.4 7/19 36.8 0/0 0.0 5/10 50.0 17 1 2 0
2013/14 Crvena Zvezda-KLS 17 97 5.7 32/57 56.1 6/14 42.9 15/22 68.2 89 7 34 7
Crvena Zvezda-ABA 12 45 3.8 13/31 41.9 2/6 33.3 13/20 65.0 39 6 12 0
2014/15 Crvena Zvezda-ABA 33 330 10.0 92/161 57.1 29/85 34.1 59/75 78.7 195 31 71 21
Crvena Zvezda-KLS 18 193 10.7 54/97 55.7 11/32 34.3 52/63 82.5 108 20 45 3
2015/16 Crvena Zvezda - ABA 9 82 9.1 20/29 69.0 7/20 35.0 21/29 72.4 48 7 19 6
Crvena Zvezda-KLS 12 111 9.3 35/60 58.3 5/14 35.7 26/36 72.2 49 10 21 5
2016/17 Crvena Zvezda - ABA 30 214 7.1 67/126 53.2 15/43 34.9 35/51 68.6 162 16 71 12
Crvena Zvezda - KLS 19 130 6.8 47/77 61.0 5/10 50.0 21/33 63.6 91 15 45 9
2017/18 Brose Bamberg 18 133 7.4 55/91 60.4 1/15 6.7 20/26 76.9 80 9 37 3
2018/19 UCAM Murcia 17 81 4.8 28/56 50.0 4/9 44.4 13/17 76.5 64 5 24 1
2019/20 Manresa 17 142 8.4 58/99 58.6 0/1 0.0 26/46 56.5 66 6 32 3


Turkey's Cesme Peninsula earned a nod as one of Frommers' "Top Destinations" in 2011, and it's no wonder why: The promontory is dotted with ancient Greek architecture, cheerful little villages and sprawling beaches of windswept sand. The latter, Frommer's says, was once the exclusive summertime playground of blue-collar locals, but Cesme's beaches are now a popping destination for international vacationers. A few of these beaches are notably bigger and better-appointed than their undeveloped, unnamed counterparts.
Dominated by the sprawling Babylon Alacati Beach Club, the hilly shoreline of Alacati Bay presents a choice: either spread a towel on the windy beach or pay a few lire for a club day pass. Once inside, visitors enjoy a well-appointed facility, well-stocked with water toys and comfy chairs. When playtime is over, the club's restaurants serve a steady supply of Turkish mezes, and the on-site nightclub invites visitors to boogie down.
By far the most crowded strip of sand in Cesme, mile-long Ilica Beach is outfitted with a bustling marina, strollable breakwater and crowd of seafood restaurants clustered along its landward side. Divers can remount their launches from a series of metal ladders that extend into the water, and hot-springs aficionados can enjoy a natural fount that bubbles into the protection of a rock-ringed nook tucked into one side of the marina.
White-sand beaches are not the norm in Turkey, but Cesme's snowy Pirlanta Beach is one of these. It owes its baby-softness to the constant wind that buffets tirelessly against the beach's rocks. While not necessarily pleasant for sunbathing, the compressed wind that pumps along the beautiful beach has attracted a bevy of kite-surfing athletes, a few of whom founded an English-language school on the beachfront to teach newbies how to practice the sport.
Altinkum means "golden," a reference to the cheerful color of this beach's soft sand. Easily accessed from minibuses in Cesme city center, Altinkum Beach is about 5 miles from town -- and well worth the trip. Its unusually cool, clear water and lack of pressing crowds make for a tranquil experience that's somewhat unique in the area. Somnolent attendants rent lounge chairs and umbrellas for a small, cash fee, and a beach snack bar serves up drinks and provisions.
If you're looking for a tasting menu of area beaches, sign up for one of the seemingly hundreds of boat tours offered by tour operators on the Cesme waterfront. Hosted on the boats parked colorfully in the Cesme marina, these tours toodle around the local Aegean, occasionally disgorging guests for swimming, snorkeling or short explorations of the area's many inlets and islands. Boat tours are a coastal-Turkey classic and are similar everywhere; from Cesme, they generally include stops at the aptly named Donkey Island, the Blue Lagoon and the Black Island. Lunch is always included in the generally low excursion price. The cut-price mystery is solved when one discovers that drinks -- a red-alert necessity on the hot sun deck -- are not.
Lyn, Annette. "Beaches in Cesme, Turkey." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/beaches-cesme-turkey-109306.html. Accessed 22 April 2019.


NEW DELHI: India Yamaha Motor reported a 29.43 per cent increase in domestic sales in October at 70,800 units as against 54,698 in the same month last year.
Exports during the month stood at 12,797 units as against 12,148 a year ago, up 5.34 per cent, the company said in a statement.
Yamaha Motor India Sales vice-president - Sales & Marketing Roy Kurian said: "The month has ended on a very positive note for us as our recent launches of new colour variants of FZ-FI, Fazer-FI and single seat YZF-R15S also made it to the growth trajectory."
The continued expansion of customer touch points to tier 2 and 3 cities has also enabled the company to reach out to a larger set of target customers, which is expected to drive volumes in future, he added.


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Carver, P. L. The Life of a Poet, a Biography of William Collins.
New York: Horizon Press, 1967. Garrod, Heathcote William. Collins. 1928. New York: Octagon Books, 1973. Johnson, Samuel. "The Life of William Collins." In The Works of the English Poets from Chaucer to Cowper, including the Series edited with Prefaces, Biographical and Critical, by Dr. Samuel Johnson: and the most approved translation. Edited by Alexander Chalmers. 21 vols. London: C. Whittington, 1810. Johnston, Arthur. "Poetry and Criticism after 1740." Dryden to Johnson, edited by Roger Lonsdale, 313-349. New York: Penguin, 1993. Sherwin, Paul S. Precious Bane: Collins and the Miltonic Legacy. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1977.
"COME LITTLE BABE" Nicolas Breton (?1593-4) A late 16th- or early 17th century poem, Nicolas Breton's "Come Little Babe" offers a prime example of the extension of a popular form from one century into the next. Breton adopts his favored approach of rime royal for his lullaby, varying the common seven-line verse format to six lines. He also departs slightly from rime royal's traditional rhyme scheme of ababbcc, using ababcc instead. While best known by its first line as a title, the poem may have appeared originally as "A Cradle Song" in a work titled The Arbor of Amorous Devices (1593-94). Later published in Lyrics from Elizabethan Romance (1890) by A. H. Bullen, the poem remained anthologized into the 21st century and can be found online in electronic format.
"Come Little Babe" adopts a narrative approach, its plotline revealed in words supposedly sung to an infant, but actually written for adult readers to enjoy. Rime royal typically was meant to be read, rather than spoken. Even though this poem's lullaby form suggests that it should be sung, its subject matter counters that tradition. The speaker begins, "Come little babe, come silly soul" but immediately departs a light approach to focus in its second line on the serious adult theme of sexual indecency: "Thy father's shame, thy mother's grief." The speaker states that the infant "little think'st and less dost know / The cause of this shy mother's moan," that he "wants the wit to wail her woe." Breton's heavy use of alliteration is a familiar mark of his style. While the child does cry, it "know'st not yet what thou dost ail."
By the third stanza the voice shifts from third-person point of view to first-, and the reader's suspicion that the speaker is the child's mother is confirmed. She seeks to absorb the blame for her "only joy" and declares that if God could see "O, thy sweet face!" the child could "soon purchase grace." The tone darkens in the final line of stanza 4, as with additional strong alliteration the mother remarks on her abandoned state: "For father false is fled away." She next thinks aloud of how the child's father might react should she die, and she requests her "sweet boy" to "commend" her to his father, replying to those who may "ask thy mother's name" that "by love she purchased blame." To prevent the child's assuming the worst of his father, she explains that while she may "moan," his father "is no rascal lad, / A noble youth of blood and bone," who with his smile can "beguile" even "Right honest women." Finally, she tells her child to sleep and mentions again that she will continue to weep, sitting by her child to "wail my fill." She concludes by asking that "God bless my babe, and lullaby / From this thy father's quality." Because rime royal served as a format only for loftier poems, the lullaby is likely intended as a cautionary tale for those well-born males tempted to take advantage of young women of lower social status.
COMPLAINT The term complaint traditionally refers to a poetic expression popular during the Middle Ages and used often by the group labeled Cavalier poets who were connected to the court of Charles I. The complaint is issued by a speaker who tells of his problem, the sorrow it gives him, and its causes. The problem may be of a political, a romantic, or another personal nature, but whatever the cause, it results in a tone of general dissatisfaction with fate and fortune. For example, Edmund Waller in "Of English Verse" expresses concern that the words of poetry will eventually die, because of "a daily-changing tongue," and he wonders how poets can then "extend their fame." Sir John Suckling adopts the same subject, although he adds a humorous tone of self-deprecation in his "A Sessions of the Poets," noting the debt that poets owe predecessors, but suggesting caution. He concludes a dramatic scene in which various poets and dramatists have stepped forward to testify with the lines, "Only
The small poets clear'd up again, Out of hope (as 'twas thought) of borrowing; But sure they were out, for he forfeits his crown When he lends any poet about the town.
Richard Lovelace's "Song: To Amarantha, That She would Dishevel Her Hair" represents the romantic complaint. The speaker complains against his love's binding her hair, a metaphor for the withholding from him her romantic attentions. On a more serious note, a ballad titled "Ballad: The Cavalier's Complaint" (1660), presently housed in the British Museum, expresses discontent over Charles I's seeming ingratitude toward his family's longtime supporters. William Cowper's "The Negro's Complaint" offers a plea against slavery in the voice of a slave.
Application of the label complaint has expanded recently, applied by feminist critics to an approach to serious poetry written by females in the Renaissance, the Augustan age, and later. Reacting to both natural and civil laws that restricted their activities and expression, poets such as Mary Lee, Lady Mary Chudleigh, voiced concerns in "To the Ladies" regarding a wife's position as little more than servant in many marriages. As another example, Anne Killigrew had to join other women in defending the originality of their works, as in "Upon the Saying That My Verses Were Made by Another."
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On the first Thursday of every month, St.Mary's hosts a local produce market; this is either on Holgate's Green or in the Town Hall, depending on the weather! The market helps to encourage more sustainable lifestyles not only by supporting the island farming community but also by reducing the distance that food has to travel to reach your plate. The market is advertised locally on posters but generally opens from 10.00am until 2.00pm. The initiative came from the AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and the first market was held in September 2006.
AONB Officer Louise Graham says, "This market is part of a local food initiative identified in the AONB management plan through a public consultation process. The community felt it was important to raise awareness of, and promote the local produce already available on the islands. A Local Produce Directory produced in 2004 has been hugely successful in achieving this and showing there is a high demand from visitors and islanders for locally produced food. The local food market was an opportunity for local producers to showcase their produce and make direct contact with their customers. By organising this market we can test its success and hopefully go on to give the producers the chance to organise more markets in the future."
"We know that 70% of consumers in the UK want to buy locally produced food and so are confident that the first local produce market on the Isles of Scilly will be a positive success. The local produce market is an exciting opportunity for the Isles of Scilly to benefit economically, socially and environmentally from building an ethical supply chain, producing their own food for consumption on the islands. The high standard of locally produced food and drink can benefit tourism and the islands local economy while food and drink production can help to protect their environment. The consumers at the market will be playing an important role in this supply chain and we hope that they support local producers and make the markets a regular event."
The Local Produce Market has since become a regular and very well attended event, with new stall holders joining all the time. Martin Goody from Trenoweth Research Station also puts on an impressive display of vegetable crops including, Swiss chard, Golden Globe courgettes, carrots and a variety of red and green chillies.
An exciting variety of freshly caught fish is displayed by Martin Bond from St Mary's including John Dory, red gunard, plaice and squid. Sue Hicks gives a fascinating food demonstration featuring locally sourced natural ingredients from around the islands including samphire and bladderack seaweeds, and local fish and vegetables from other producers. Her samples of homemade seaweed toasties and Samphire pickle are a huge success with customers.
Jonathan Smith offers a selection of vegetables and salad leaves grown on St.Martins.
"Scilly Organics is an organic market garden on St Martin's, Isles of Scilly growing fruit and veg that is all sold locally. Established 7 years ago, we now grow on about 4 acres of organically-certified land rented from the Duchy of Cornwall. Our land is very sandy so we use seaweed, compost and green manures to build organic matter in the soil. Healthy soil produces healthy plants, and we encourage a predator-pest balance by developing the ecology of the farm. All our produce is picked fresh every morning and we don't sell anything that we don't think tastes excellent."
St.Martin's vineyard is represented with their interesting range of wines.
"St.Martins has a mild climate, and the vineyard enjoys a favourable position as the most southwesterly in the UK. The unique flavour of the wine is influenced by the black granite soil, the pure sea air and above average annual hours of sunshine. This combination ensures the full ripening of the grape varieties selected for the location. The white wines have a light, fresh and delicately fruity flavour. Served lightly chilled, they are a good accompaniment to seafood and light meals, or on their own as an aperitif."
Toby Dougan from St Martins provides a delicious range of bakery items.
"A small traditionally run bakery situated at Highertown, St Martins in the Isles of Scilly some 30 miles south west of Land's End, basking in the warm airs of the Gulf Stream. We produce a wide selection of English and continental breads, pastries, tarts and pies all made by hand on the premises using largely organic locally sourced produce. We also produce a huge selection of filled rolls, quiches, salads and authentic Cornish pasties using locally raised island beef and locally grown potatoes. We also catch and smoke our own Atlantic salmon and local grey mullet which can be enjoyed in many of our rolls, pizzas and quiches. Our home smoked parma hams are something to be experienced as is our locally raised salt beef and horseradish rolls."
St Agnes dairy produce from Tim and Sue Hicks, including their famous Troy Town ice-cream in a range of flavours.
"Troytown was, until recently, a traditional Scillonian flower farm. This has gradually been replaced by our tiny dairy herd of Jersey and Ayrshire cows. We are now the only dairy farm in Scilly. We produce milk, clotted cream, hand-printed butter, ice cream and fruit sorbets and natural and fruit yogurt."
One of the market's regular producers include Kris Taylor with her delicious fudge from Bryher.
"We're a family owned and run business where old traditions still hold. The Taylor family started making fudge twenty years ago on our farmhouse kitchen Aga. At Veronica Farm, on Bryher in the Isles of Scilly, we now have a purpose built fudge kitchen - still using traditional farmhouse methods. Our delicious, buttery vanilla fudge is freshly handmade in the Veronica Farm fudge kitchen with top quality, local ingredients including Scillonian milk and butter. No artificial additives or preservatives are used."


The HART Board of Directors announced the appointment of Michael D. Formby, a HART Board member and Director of Transportation Services for the City and County of Honolulu, as Acting Executive Director of HART. Formby served as the Interim Director of Transportation in 2010, where he oversaw the management of the Airports, Harbors and Highways Divisions. He was the Deputy Director of the State of Hawaii Harbors Division from 2007 to 2010. Formby is an attorney with over 20 years of litigation experience and has taught at the William S. Richardson School of Law and Hawaii Pacific University. He also previously served on the State of Hawaii, Land Use Commission.


In our Bed and Breakfast Am Park you will find a small, individual accommodation with personal atmosphere for a reasonable prize. Our Bed and Breakfast is located in a central position close to the underground stations "Kaiserdamm" and "Sophie-Charlotte-Platz", as well as the S-Bahn Station "ICC/Messe Nord". The acces by car to the "Autobahn" ist only a few hundred meters away. The fairground with the International Congress Center (ICC) is in walking distance. Also the Charlottenburg Castle and the German Opera can be reached in a few minutes walking. Most other places of interest and higlhlights of the city (Kurfürstendamm, Potsdamer Platz, Brandenburg Gate, Museum Island, KaDeWe, Zoological Garden, Gendarmenmarkt) can be reached by subway within a few minutes.
Opposite our Bed and Breakfast Berlin you find the small lake Lietzensee with its park which invites for jogging, walking and relaxing.
In our neighbourhood there are a bunch of shops, cafes and restaurants. Berlins eldest pedestrian zone "Wilmersdorfer Strasse", with its various shopping-possibilities is in walking distance.
Due to the small number of rooms we have an individual and personal atmosphere. All rooms are stuffed and furnished different and no room is like the other. All rooms provide a refrigirator, TV, and hairdryer. All double rooms are equipped with an ensuite bathroom/WC. Some single rooms are available in an economic version with hot/cold water and (private) shower/WC across the floor.
In the morning a small selfservice breakfast consisting of coffee, tea, milk, cereals, cornflakes, bread, jams and honey is available free of charge.
For groups from 6 persons on (or after arrangement also for less persons) and at prior agreement we serve a big breakfast at an arranged time.
For all our guests we provide free WIFI internet access in our house.
In walking distance from the Pension am Park we have the Pension Bismarck. A second small and cosy accommodation.


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