Time for the victory dance guys ! By now you should have perfected it and added some original moves. Mine got alot better too, LOL. Gluten free oatmeal cookies for the win!
The cutest cookies came out when I rolled the dough between my palms and it came out beautifully ball shaped. Pop one in your mouth and YAAASSS!
Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees. Mix wet ingredients well. You can process in a food processor, or grinder or even use whisk. I used a whisk and it worked out just fin toe. Add in the dry ingredients and mix well. Make sure there is no lumps. Mix will be sticky. On a baking tray, you can roll the dough in between your palms or you can drop by spoonfuls. I've done both and it turned out great. The ball ones were super cute. Bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown and crispy.


Dog breeds are genetically different from each other to various degrees, and since genetics play a huge role in behavior, it should come as no surprise that dogs of different breeds have a tendency to behave differently from one another. Many herding dogs are naturally gifted around sheep or cattle, many dogs who were bred to retrieve game also love to play fetch and dogs who were bred to guard livestock quite often bark. The list of natural behavioral tendencies and the breeds who exhibit them are long and quite often accurate.
However, there are plenty of individual dogs who are quite unlike the typical members of their breed. This is far from unexpected because the genetic variation within breeds is quite large relative to the variation between breed. Still, whenever I meet a dog who is behaviorally unusual for the breed, I find it fun and fascinating.
The first Husky I ever knew well attended a doggy day care where I worked as a groomer 20 years ago. He was extremely unusual for a Husky, but I didn't know that at the time. He naturally stuck close to his guardian. When she came to pick him up each day, he trotted right beside her out to their car without being on a leash. On his daily walks, he behaved in the same way, and never ran off. Huskies are famous for bolting and taking long independent journeys, but he had no wanderlust at all. I never realized how unusual that was until I got to know a number of other Huskies over the next few years.
I recently met a Labrador Retriever who is aloof, and that is quite rare. To be clear, she does not avoid people because she is fearful or because she had been traumatized. Those are unfortunate situations, but sadly, they are not that unusual. No, this dog is truly aloof, by which I mean she is cold and distant. She could easily be described as standoffish, emotionally detached or indifferent to people. She is well-trained, responsive and polite. It's just that there is nothing particularly friendly about her, and she does not display any real interest in people. As near as I can tell, people are simply sources of food, toys or access to the outdoors rather than social partners.
My parents had some friends who were in their 80s and had a young Jack Russell Terrier who was so unlike typical representatives of the breed that his behavior posed a real issue. He was mellow, calm, agreeable and gentle in all ways. He showed none of the energetic tendencies so common in Jack Russell Terriers and was not relentless, persistent, interested in chasing prey or prone to hyper focusing on anything that squeaked or moved. He was a genuine couch potato and an absolutely lovely companion to this elderly couple. The problem was that most of the other seniors in their social group wanted to adopt Jack Russell Terriers themselves because they loved this particular dog so much. I told them repeatedly how very unusual this particular Jack Russell was and how unlikely they were to find another member of the breed that would be so well-suited as a companion to an elderly couple.
One of my favorite I-don't-match-my-breed-description dogs was a Newfoundland who hated water. Since Newfoundlands are famous for their hearty tolerance of cold water and tendency to love every puddle, pond, lake or sea they can find, she was definitely unusual. Not only did she decline to swim or even wade in any water, she seemed to regard the very idea of being near water as offensive and absurd. She was not fearful of the water, but simply revolted by it. I honestly think the average cat is less resistant to being wet than this dog was. She was clearly a dog who had not read the books about her kind and didn't realize that Newfoundlands are strong swimmers capable of rescuing multiple people at once as they use their webbed feet to propel themselves through the water and use their tail as a rudder.
Have you ever known a dog who was quite unlike others of the breed?


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Two years ago at Cannes, South Africa and Kenya signed a MoU and are now working towards taking their film making relationship up yet another notch. During Discop Africa which was held this year in November in the city of Johannesburg, delegations from these two countries were deliberating over how both could reap benefits from a partnership between them and how resources and distribution resources between the two nations could be tapped into. The aim is that both countries can benefit from what the other has to offer. South Africa currently has eight co-production treaties running, but an agreement with Kenya will be the first treaty with another African nation. It's hoped that this would set in motion greater co-operation between other African nations as well and that it will allow the continent to begin consuming what it produces within itself instead of what comes from abroad.
One concern that the delegations addressed was the fear that since South Africa possesses over the continent's most advanced and developed film industry, that it might create a Big Brother situation, where the more advanced South African industry ends up dominating and controlling their Kenyan counterparts. Terrence Khumalo of the NFVF (National Film and television Foundation) stressed that this would not be the case and that the point is not for the South African industry to impose itself on Kenya, but for South Africa to learn from Kenya instead. Khumalo added that the South African delegation was very taken in by the how successfully Kenya had implemented DTT transitions that opened a plethora of new opportunities for its local content creators, and by how well Kenya has built up its film industries in general.


Donald Klein, MD D.Sc, is an attending Physician at the New York Presbyterian Hospital and New York State Psychiatric Institute.
Research Professor at the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry of the Langone Medical Center at NYU.
Research Psychiatrist at Nathan S Kline Institute for Psychiatric Columbia University.
Dr. Klein observed that patients with panic attacks were suffering from a distinct disease entity, which was ultimately referred to as panic disorder. Dr. Klein's early contribution to the development of the DSM in large part gave birth to the modern branch of medical science dealing with the classification of disease of anxiety disorders. He dissected out a schema for diagnosing anxiety disorders that is routinely used to this day. He separated panic disorder and agoraphobia from generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, and simple phobia.
Dr. Klein's early findings also heralded in the era of childhood anxiety disorders as biochemical disorders when he discovered that imipramine blocked childhood separation anxiety disorders.
In later years, Dr. Klein developed a compelling evolutionary-based hypothesis accounting for the etiology of panic disorders, which terms "the false suffocation alarm theory of panic disorders." His work continues to remain relevant and topical to the present.
Dr. Klein was the recipient in 2005 of the first ADAA Lifetime Achievement Award.


I had a relaxing, if uneventful, Labor Day weekend. The plans that I had fell through, and I felt under the weather on Sunday, so I didn't do much. That's not a bad thing, as it was nice to "recharge" my batteries, but there are a couple friends I had plans with that I miss very much, but they fell through. Oh well, perhaps I'll be able put something together soon, but I'm going to basically be working for the next 11 days straight.
I must admit, moving from the afternoon shift (3p-11p) to the day shift (7a-3p) is the hardest move of all for me. I don't know what it is about me, but I've never been an early riser. I've always been a night person, and I enjoy the afternoon and midnight (11p-7a) shifts. I know they make for days where I can't get a lot of things done, but at least I feel awake and ready to work during those hours.
If you notice this morning, I'm writing this post at roughly 3am. I've been up since about 1am, after only going to bed at 9PM. I just have a hard time making this transition, and I have to change shifts every week. In the future, I can make shift trades so that I can stay on certain shifts, but since I'm training, I'm unable to do that yet. I guess I'll just have to keep pounding down coffee and hope for the best.
I'm also nervous about tomorrow. I've got something personal going on (something I'm not ready to go into with the masses) but just know that it has raised my anxiety level through the roof.
I'm also beginning to start looking into buying a new car. As of now, I'm going to try to get a 2010 Jeep Wrangler. I'm waiting for as long as I can to get one, so that I can put down a better down payment and lower my monthly payments as much as possible. I'm really looking forward to buying my first new car with my own money, as I've always owned used ones ('89 Dodge Spirit, '96 Chevy Cavalier and an '01 Toyota RAV4). I've always wanted a Jeep, so that's what I'm pursuing.
I'm also looking for an apartment. I'm thinking that it would be best to just find somewhere cheap close to work, and then after a year or two, move to someplace better. I'd love to live closer to downtown Pittsburgh, but that is probably best saved for when I'm making a bit more money. Half of me wants to have a roommate, so as to defer costs, but it would be nice to have my own place. Plus, I'm past the point in my life where I will live with someone I don't know, so I don't see it happening. With my working odd hours at times, it's best to live alone for now anyway.


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A Philadelphia bar owner has pleaded guilty to processing more than $87,000 in fraudulent credit card purchases.
Fifty-two-year-old Michael Hoffner Sr. acknowledged before a federal judge on Monday that he knew the charges were made using cards with stolen credit information between September and December of 2012.
Prosecutors tell Philly.com that at least two credit card companies had warned Hoffner about a large number of disputed charges at his Brown Street Pub in the city's Fairmount section.
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August 10, 2010 Updated: October 1, 2015
Patients waiting for H1N1 treatment in a hospital in China's Anhui province on Jan. 8, 2010. The H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic was officially declared over on Tuesday by the World Health Organization. (STR/AFP/Getty Images)
The H1N1 Swine Flu pandemic was officially declared over on Tuesday by the World Health Organization (WHO). While the United Nations agency declared the H1N1 pandemic over, it urged continued vigilance.
"We are now moving into the post-pandemic period. The new H1N1 virus has largely run its course," said Margaret Chan, director-general of WHO. The announcement comes 14 months after H1N1 was declared a pandemic by the U.N. body.
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10 Species of Linden Trees for Your Landscape
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Andrew Hughes is a certified arborist and member of the International Society of Arborists specializing in tree heal care. He founded and runs Urban Loggers, LLC, a company offering residential tree services in the Midwest and Connecticut.
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Lindens are deciduous trees categorized within the Tilia genus, which includes about 30 species native to North America, Europe, and Asia. In Europe, they're usually known as "lindens" or "limes," while some North American species are known more commonly as "basswoods." These species hybridize quite easily, so it's sometimes difficult to identify a precise tree species in its native habitat.
Linden trees are medium to large shade trees; they tend to have thick, pillar-like trunks with dark bark that begins smooth but develops furrows as the tree matures. Strong horizontal branches jut out from the trunk, creating a dense pyramidal or rounded growth habit. They have dark-green heart-shaped leaves, which are similar to aspen tree leaves but much larger. The linden tree's flowers, a favorite of bees, make their showing from May to July. Some beekeepers cultivate lindens specifically to boost honey production.
Here are 10 species of linden trees to consider for your landscape.
With most genera of plants, species native to a region will be the easiest to grow there. However, with lindens, the native species can be sensitive to urban conditions, especially air pollution. North American gardeners seeking a durable linden to plant in the city are best served by choosing one of the European species or hybrids.
American Basswood (Tilia americana)
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The most common North American linden, the basswood (Tilla americana) makes a great yard tree for those looking to cultivate shade. This fast grower can sometimes grow as much as 24 inches a year and needs plenty of space to flourish. Known for its soft, lightweight wood, basswood was often used in Native American carvings. The bark was also collected and made into fiber for weaving ropes, baskets, and other objects. This is generally a low-maintenance tree, but, like other native species of linden, it doesn't have great tolerance for pollution and urban conditions.
Native Area: Eastern North America
USDA Growing Zones: 2–8
Height: 50–80 feet tall
Sun Exposure: Full, Partial
Carolina Basswood (Tilia caroliniana)
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Another favorite of pollinators, the Carolina basswood (also known as the Florida basswood) grows in temperate climates and produces fragrant white flowers that hang in clusters. A gray-barked variety of this linden tree is native to Texas and has been grown and harvested for use in interior woodwork. The fruit is eaten by small mammals, and, as the wood decays, it produces cavities used by nesting birds like wood ducks and woodpeckers.
Native Area: Southern North America
Height: 40–100 feet or more
European Linden (Tilia × europaea)
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The European linden (sometimes called a "common linden" or a "common lime") is a hybrid tree created by crossing the large-leaved linden (Tilia platyphyllos) and the little-leaf linden (Tilia cordata). It has a full, rounded growth habit that's less pyramidal than the American linden. This species is often used as a street-side shade tree. However, if it's not properly pruned, it can become an overgrown mass or clump of small trees, rather than an impressive singleton. The European linden has better tolerance for urban conditions than do native lindens.
Native Area: Nursery hybrid; parent species are native to Europe
Height: 50–90 feet
Basswood trees are poor at compartmentalizing, which is when a tree forms a wall around a wound to protect the rest of the tree. Because of this, pruning cuts should be smaller than 3 in. in diameter. The tree's crown should be pruned to reduce wind exposure, since the wood is on the weaker side.
Crimean Linden (Tilia x euchlora)
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While botanists are unsure of the parentage of this hybrid, most attribute it to a cross between the Tilia cordata and Tilia dasystyla. The Crimean linden (or "Caucasian lime") has a short lifespan, of about 20 years, however, it's less susceptible to problems caused by aphids. Because of its short lifespan, this is a great linden tree for use in planter boxes or pots, where it makes an impressive statement. It has a rounded pyramidal shape, which often droops slightly with age.
Height: 40–60 feet (much smaller as a container specimen)
Henry's Lime (Tilia henryana)
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Augustine Henry, a plantsman from Ireland, first discovered this species of linden tree and is the inspiration for its common name. Henry's lime grows more slowly than other lindens, and it may take 10 years to reach 10 feet in height. This species bears large, sea-green leaves with serrated edges and silvery backsides, and its fragrant flowers form in clusters.
Native Area: China
Height: 20–30 feet (occasionally to 50 feet)
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The leaves on this large-leaved linden can grow up to 5 feet long, giving it its apt name. The tree itself is shaped like a dome, with a moderate growth rate. This species can be confused with the European linden tree grown in parks, however, the European species has a bumpy trunk, whereas the large-leaved linden's trunk is smooth.
Native Area: Europe, southwest Asia
Little-Leaf Linden (Tilia cordata)
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As you might guess, the little-leaf linden's common name directly correlates to its leaf size, which is much smaller than the leaves of other linden tree species. Its plethora of cultivars includes 'Baileyi,' 'Bicentennial,' 'Burnt Orange,' and 'Greenspire,' all of which are used in backyard landscaping to create large garden hedges. This tree is quite tolerant of heavy pruning and also does well in urban conditions.
Native Area: Western Asia, Europe
Silver Linden (Tilia tomentosa)
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As the name suggests, the leaves on this linden tree appear to shimmer due to the little white hairs on their backs that look silver and turn yellow in the fall. This species shines as a street-side city tree and has a sturdy constitution that can handle air pollution. This broadly columnar tree has a rounded crown, making it an excellent shade tree for urban settings.
Native Area: Southeast Europe, Asia Minor
White Basswood (Tilia americana var. heterophylla)
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At one time, the white basswood was categorized as its own species, Tila heterophylla, but it has since been reclassified as a variation of the American basswood: T. americana var. heerophylla. It's very similar in appearance to the American basswood, except for the hairs on the bottom surfaces of the leaves, which give them a whitish appearance. This linden tree is sometimes confused with silver basswood, but the leaf color is decidedly less silvery and more white. Creamy yellow flowers appear in late spring, hanging in clusters. Though this is a beautiful tree, like other American linden species, the white basswood can be intolerant of urban conditions. In suburban or rural landscapes, however, it can be an excellent choice.
Native Area: Eastern United States (especially North Carolina)
Weeping Silver Linden, Pendant Silver Linden (Tilia petiolaris)
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The branches of this species, known as the weeping silver linden or the pendant silver linden, droop toward the ground, hence its name. It's moderate in size for a linden, with whitish hairs on the undersides of the leaves that make the tree appear silvery in the wind. This type of linden has an exceptionally dense, low canopy that makes it an excellent landscape shade tree. It's also quite tough, with better tolerance for urban conditions than most native lindens. Some authorities regard this tree as a cultivar of Tilia tomentosa, assigning it the name T. tomentosa 'Petriolaris.'
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A hypothesis accounting for sap flow through the phloem system. Binocular Vision When the two eyes face forwards their field of vision overlaps allowing the animal to judge depth. This is important because most birds have neopulmonic parabronchi as well as paleopulmonic parabronchi and, although air flow through paleopulmonic parabronchi is unidirectional, air flow through neopulmonic parabronchi is bidirectional. Relative thickness of the arrows indicates the proportion of air streaming through the different areas of the respiratory system during the respiratory cycle. An active transport mechanism in cell membranes that consumes ATP to force hydrogen ions out of a cell and, in the process, generates a membrane potential. Valence and Covalent Bonding Concept 3: In birds, the thickness of the blood-gas barrier in the 7.
The nostrils are then opened allowing air to rush into the mouth as pressure equalises. The air in the mouth is then forced into the lungs by further contraction of the oral cavity floor. Fish live in predominantly aquatic environments however there are exceptions, such as the lung fish which are able to utilise lungs to obtain oxygen. Aquatic fish however use a set of respiratory organs known as gills. Gills are highly vascularised with a large surface area, short diffusion distance and an always moist surface.
Their structure consists of:. In order to pass the oxygenated water over the gills fish have two main methods, either ram ventilate swim through the water with an open mouth forcing water to pass over the gills, stopping would cause the fish to drown or use a similar method to amphibians — a double force pump.
Both of these methods are unfortunately energy expensive. The mechanism of the double force pump method is as follows. The fish utilises the expansion and contraction of two cavities, the buccal cavity mouth and the opercular cavity gills:. The exposure of the gills to water poses certain problems concerning salt movement. In freshwater salt is able to easily diffuse out of the fish into the hypotonic water. To maintain a healthy salt concentration within their body, they:.
Marine fish on the other hand, have the completely opposite problem. Water is continuously lost from the fish and salt is continually being taken up. To maintain healthy levels of water and salt marine fish:.
Compared to other species, mammalian respiration is highly efficient; there is a very large surface area within the lungs which is maximised by the bubble like structure of the alveoli.
The lungs also benefit from very thin membranes between the moist layer within the alveoli and the blood. The blood supply to the lungs is very great. Mammals have a sealed thoracic cavity, which is sealed by the diaphragm. In conjunction with the ribs, the two sets of muscles are able to control breathing.
This process works in conjunction with the intercostal muscles connected to the rib cage. Contraction of these muscles lifts the rib cage, thus aiding in increasing the thoracic volume. Relaxation of the diaphragm compresses the lungs, effectively decreasing their volume while increasing the pressure inside them.
The intercostal muscles simultaneously relax, further decreasing the volume of the lungs. This increased pressure forces air out of the lungs. Conversely, contraction of the diaphragm increases the volume of the partially empty lungs, decreasing the pressure inside, which creates a partial vacuum.
Environmental air then follows its pressure gradient down to fill the lungs. The ventilation system of mammals is basically a suction pump. Just like mammals, birds have ribs, although they lack a diaphragm to seal the thoracic cavity. The thoracic and abdominal cavities are thus not separated and this single large body cavity is known as the coelom.
The lungs of the bird are connected to the wall of the coelom by connective tissue and are unable to enlarge themselves like mammalian lungs. Instead air is moved in and out of the bird by expanding the coelom; this enlarges air sacs connected to the coelom causing air to pass through the lungs and into the air sacs.
A complete avian respiratory cycle involves two inspirations and two expirations unlike mammals which involve only one. Endoparasite An animal that lives inside another animal's body, both eat the tissues and food. Endoskeleton An internal skeleton that supports an animal's body and is generally made of bone. Environment The term environment is used to describe the conditions surrounding a certain organism as a whole. This includes everything from the social structure of life contained within that environment from animals to plants, but also is a method of describing how all the different organisms in one area interact with each other.
The are numerous different environments throughout the world including desert environments, jungle environments and mountainous environments. The term environment basically refers to all living and non-living things in the world or a particular region.
Estimated Population Size How many of a particular species are thought to exist at this time. Evolution Evolution is the process by which different species of animals evolve, generally in accordance with natural selection and to make life more successful for the species.
For example, certain species of moth have known to completely change colour in just a few generations because of pollution, and the horse we know today evolved from having many toes, to just having a single toe today.
Exoskeleton An external skeleton that supports and protects the animal's body. External Fertilisation Fertilisation that occurs outside of the womb, normally in water. Family A level of classifying animals within an order. Orders are broken down in families and families are broken down further into smaller groups called genus.
Favourite Food The preferred food of an animal. For example, Penguins may eat Crab or Squid, but typically prefer to eat Fish - this may because they are easier to catch, eat or digest. Femur The femur is the thigh bone in all vertebrates that have four limbs including elephants, lions and humans.
Feral A feral animal is an animal that was brought up domestically but has then begun to live life in the wild. Fertilisation The meeting of a female animal's egg cell and a male animal's sperm, which creates a cell able of developing into a new animal.
Filter Feeder An animal that feeds by extracting small particles of food out of the water. Fish Fish are cold blooded vertebrates that live in the waters of rivers, lakes and oceans worldwide. Fish have scales covering their skin and usually an oily layer on the surface of the fishes skin, which helps to regulate the body of temperature of the fish.
Fish have gills on the sides of their heads which allows the fish to breath underwater, due to their complex respiratory breathing system. There thought to be around 32, different species of fish found in freshwater and saltwater sources alike, with over 1, of these now considered to be critically endangered. Fish are a stable food source for many species of mammals, birds and reptiles around the world.
Flight Feathers The wings and tail feather of a bird that are used in flight. Flipper A flat paddle-shaped limb that many aquatic mammals have. Fluke Many whales and their relatives have a rubbery tail flipper which is known as a fluke. Food Chain An animal food chain is the sequence of who eats whom within an ecosystem in order for each animal to obtain nutrition.
A food chain starts with the primary energy source, which is usually the sun and the food chain is then connected by a series of organisms that eat each other, in turn. The food chain starts with the sun and is then followed by the primary producers, then the primary consumer, then the secondary consumer, followed by the tertiary consumer and finishing with the quaternary consumer which is generally an animal that is eaten by nothing else and is therefore the end of the food chain.
Food chains are never the same as each ecosystem contains different organisms within it. If one part of the food chain is missing then there will be high population levels in the links before the missing part of the food chain, as nothing is eating them, and there will also be lower population levels in the links after the missing part in the food chain, as those animals have nothing to eat.
The food chain is then said to be out of balance, so it is crucial for food chains to remain unaltered in order for balance within the animal kingdom to remain. Primary Producer Primary producers are those organisms that require nothing but the natural resources of the Earth in order to thrive and survive.
Primary producers tend to be plants that are photosynthetic and these plants use the energy provided by sunlight in order to make their own food using a process called photosynthesis.
Other primary consumers include bacteria that make their own food using chemicals that are produced in natural vents in the ocean. Primary producers are also known as autotrophs and are vital to the survival of the animals that follow in the next stages of the food chain.
Primary Consumer The primary consumers are the next stage in the food chain behind the sun and the primary producers. The primary consumers are the herbivorous animals of the world and consume the primary producers autotrophs in order to gain their nutrition. For example, an insect primary consumer will eat the seeds and sprouts that are provided by grass primary producer.
Primary consumers are also known as heterotrophs. Secondary Consumer The secondary consumers link in with the food chain as they are the omnivorous animals that eat the primary consumers and the secondary consumers will occasionally eat the primary producers in order to supplement their diet. For example, a rat secondary consumer will eat an insect primary consumer that has gained its nutrition from eating the grass primary producer.
Secondary consumers are also known as heterotrophs. Tertiary Consumer The secondary consumers are followed by the tertiary consumers, the tertiary consumers tend to be the smaller carnivores of the animal kingdom.
The tertiary consumers only eat meat and therefore really on the consistency of the secondary consumer populations in order to continue to thrive as a species. For example, a snake tertiary consumer will eat a rat secondary consumer that has gained its nutrition from eating an insect primary consumer , and the insect has gained its nutrition from eating the grass primary producer.
Tertiary consumers are also known as heterotrophs. Quaternary Consumer The final part to the food chain are the quaternary consumers, and these are the animals that tend to be large carnivores and dominant predators within their natural environment. Quaternary consumers generally have few, if any, natural predators at all and this tends to be where the food chain ends.
For example, an eagle quaternary consumer will eat a snake tertiary consumer , that has eaten a rat secondary consumer , that has eaten an insect primary consumer , that has eaten the grass primary producer that has used the energy from the sun in order to make food.
Food Web The interlinking of a collection of food chains from one habitat. Genus A level of classifying animals within a family. Families are divided into sub-groups called genus which generally contain one or two animal species. Gestation Period The gestation period is the time from conception to birth in which a mammal embryo is developing.
The gestation period is different for almost every species of animal, for example, the gestation period for a human embryo is roughly 9 months but the gestation period for a kangaroo embryo is only around 30 days. Gill An external organ used by aquatic animals such as fish, to extract oxygen out of the water. Group Behaviour How an animal behaves when in a group. For example, Elephants live together in herds, whereas a Jaguar is a solitary animal which lives on its own.
Habitat The term habitat is used to describe a specific area where a particular animal lives, within an environment. Many animals have adapted to requiring specific conditions which can only be found in their natural habitat such as those animals that live in the polar regions that have longer, thicker body fur to keep them warm. Herbivore A herbivore is an animal that only eats plant material, algae and bacteria in order to gain its nutrition.
Those animals that are herbivorous have adapted to digest plant material specifically, such as elephants, donkeys and rabbits. Hermaphrodite An animal that has both male and female reproductive organs so that it is able to self-fertilize. Hibernation When an animal hibernates, it isn't as simple as the animal just sleeping for a long time.
When an animal sleeps, the animals brain is still active so the animal is able to move around in their sleep and can also wake up quickly. When an animal hibernates, the animals heart rate slows down, the animals body temperature drops as it is exposed to cold surroundings and the animals breathing slows down meaning that the animal takes longer than usual to wake up. The animal spends the months before it hibernates eating lots of food to make sure its body has enough energy to survive the winter.
Some animals are in hibernation for the duration of the winter meaning they don't wake up at all, others wake up every few weeks to have a snack and walk about before going back into hibernation. Home Range The area that an animal or group of animals lives in. Horn A hard, pointed growth on the head of some mammals. Incisor Tooth A flat tooth at the front of a mammal's jaw that is used for gnawing and slicing food. Incubation Period The incubation period is the time from when an animal egg is laid to when it hatches.
The term incubation period is used to refer to all egg laying mammals like fish, birds and reptiles but also to the platypus and the echidna which are the only egg laying mammals on earth.
The incubation period varies between animal species from the incubation period of a penguin egg which is around 60 days to the incubation period of the an iguana egg which is between three and four months. Insect Insects are invertebrate arthropods, which means that the insects body is made up of sections of shell rather than bones.
There are more than 1 million described species of insect found worldwide, but estimates suggest there to be around 30 million different species of insect still left to identify. Insects are found in every habitat around the world from the deserts, to the jungles and in the mountains.
Some species of insect also live in or around water such as the mosquito and the dragonfly. Insects generally have a lifespan that is less than a year, although some types of insects such as beetles, have been known to live for more than a few years. Internal Fertilisation Fertilisation that occurs inside the body of the female. Introduced Species A species that has been accidentally or purposefully been introduced, by humans, into an eco-system where it is not found naturally.
Keel An enlargement of the breastbone in birds, that secures the muscles during flight. Keratin A strong and resilient structural protein that is found in an animals hair, nails and horn. Kingdom A level of classifying all living things on earth, as similar species are broken into 5 groups including plants, animals and fungi. Larva A young insect that is independent of an looks very different from the adult form. Insect larva become adults through a metamorphic process.
Lifestyle Whether the animal is solitary or sociable [Top]. Litter Size The typical number of offspring an animal may give birth to at one time. Location The place in the world where something is found. For example, Chameleons can be found in forests in Madagascar. Mammal Mammals are warm blooded vertebrates that have mammary glands, which means that the females are able to produce milk to feed their young. Mammals are also the only animal group that gives bird to live young, where the others all lay eggs.
Mammals are generally land-dwelling animals but there are exceptions like the blue whale, which is the worlds largest mammal and grows to around 20 times the size of the biggest land mammal, the African elephant, average about 33 meters in length.. The smallest mammal in the world is the bumble bee bat which is only 3. There are approximately 5, different species of mammal found worldwide.
Mandible The paired jaws of an arthropod such as ants, crabs and spiders. Melon A large swelling of fatty-fluid that is found in the heads of many toothed whales, that is believed to improve sound focus used in echolocation. Metabolic Rate The rate of an animal's metabolism can be affected by many factors including size and energy. Metabolism A mixture of chemical processes that occur within the body of an animal to either release energy breaking down food or to consume it muscle movement.
Metacarpal The metacarpal is one of a set of bones that is found in either or the arm or the leg in all vertebrates with four limbs. Metamorphosis The complete change in body shape when certain animals move from being young animals into adults.
Metatarsal The metatarsal is one of a set of bones found in the back of the leg in all vertebrates with four limbs. Migration The migration of animals is generally connected with the seasons and involves with travelling between one place and another, often along a well-known route.
Mimicry When one animal attempts to camouflage itself by resembling another animal or an object such as a leaf or a stick. Molar Tooth A flattened or ridged tooth found at the back of the jaw in mammals, that is used for chewing. Mollusc Molluscs are a group of animals that are found in both marine and freshwater habitats.
The octopus and the squid are both molluscs. Monogamous Mating with a single partner for life or throughout the breeding season. Moult The shedding of fur, feathers, scales and skin so that it can be renewed and replaced. Name Of Young The name given to the offspring of an animal, for example a young Cat is called a Kitten. Natural Environment The term environment is used to describe everything in a certain area. This includes the terrain such as mountains and deserts, the natural elements that are found there like water and metal, the climate and all the living and non-living things in that area like animals, plants and objects.
Natural Selection The term natural selection refers to the the process where heritable traits that make it more likely for an organism to survive long enough to reproduce become more common over successive generations of a population.
This can include anything from the exterior appearance of an organism for example those that are most easily camouflaged tend to fair better to the temperament of an organism for example, a lion would have more difficulty in hunting prey if it was irrational and clumsy in behaviour instead of being stealthy and systematic in it's actions. Natural selection is a key mechanism of evolution. New World monkeys differ from other groupings of monkeys and primates, such as the Old World monkeys and the apes, mainly in the fact that New World monkeys tend to be small to medium in size.
The New World monkey group includes the world's smallest monkey, the pygmy marmoset. New World moneys are different from the Old World monkeys in many ways, including the fact that the nose of New World monkeys is flat and has side facing nostrils, the lack of opposable thumbs and due to the fact that most New World monkeys are arboreal, they often have prehensile tails.
Nocturnal If an animal is nocturnal it means that the animal tends to sleep during the daylight hours and wakes up to hunt when night falls. Raccoons, koalas and hedgehogs are all considered to be nocturnal animals. Nymph A young insect that is similar in appearance to it's parents but it does not yet have functioning organs or is able to fly.
Offspring An offspring is an animal's child or children. For example, a Kitten is the offspring of a Cat. Old World Monkeys The Old World monkeys are native to Africa and Asia today, inhabiting a range of environments from tropical rain forest to savannah, scrubland, and mountainous terrain, and are also known from Europe in the fossil record.
However, a possibly introduced free-roaming group of monkeys still survives in Gibraltar Europe to this day. Old World monkeys include many of the most familiar species of non-human primates such as baboons and macaques. Old World monkeys tend to be medium to large in size and tend to have a predominantly herbivorous diet preferring to eat plant matter rather than other animals.
Old World monkeys are known to have an opposable thumb and rarely have prehensile tails. Omnivore An omnivore is an animal that eats both plant material and other animals in order to get enough food. Animals that are omnivores have complex digestive systems that are able to deal with both plant animal material equally well, like kangaroos, otters and humans. Opposable Digits that are able to be pressed together from opposite directions, like thumbs in humans and apes.
Optimum pH Level The perfect acidity conditions for the animal. Order A level used to classify animals. Classes are broken into sub-groups known as order, which are broken down further into families. Organ A structure found in an animal's body that is made up of tissues and does a specific task. Organism In biological terms, an organism is used to describe a living thing whether animal, plant, fungi or micro-organisms.
Some organisms are single-celled organisms meaning that they consist of one cell that has a central nerve in the middle, for example bacteria. Other organisms are multi-celled organisms meaning that they consist of many cells all working together, for example humans. Origin The area where the animal first came from [Top]. Other Name s Different names which an animal may be called. Paratoid Gland A gland found behind the eyes of some amphibians that secretes poison onto the surface of their skin.
Partial Migrant An animal species where some individuals migrate but others don't. Pectoral Fin One of the two pairs of fins that are found at the front of the body of a fish.
Pelvic Fins The last pair of fins on the body of a fish, found on the underside, close to the tail. Pheromone A chemical produced by an animal which has an effect on animals from the same species but also on other animal species too. Photosynthesis The chemical process which plants use to create energy. Phylum A level of classifying animals within the animal kingdom.
Phylum are further divided into subgroups called classes. Placenta An organ that is produced by a developing animal that allows it to absorb nutrients from the mother's bloodstream when it is in the womb. Plankton Floating microscopic organisms that drift close to the surface of the sea in open water. Plant Types The typical types of plants which are found in a particular location.
Polygamous When male animals often made with several female animals throughout the breeding season. Predator When an animal is referred to as a predator, it means that the animal either hunts or catches other animals.
Predatory animals are generally dominant within their environment and will generally hunt animals smaller than themselves. Prehensile Prehensile is the term that is given the appendages of animals that have evolved to grasp or hold onto things.
For example, some species of monkey and most species of lizard have prehensile tails which allows them to hold onto tree branches with their tails so that they can reach down to collect food.
Most species of primates have prehensile hands and cats are known to have prehensile claws. The tongues of many animals are prehensile, particularly that of the giraffe. Elephants and tapirs are known to have prehensile noses, and horses and rhinos have prehensile lips.
Premolar Tooth A specialised tooth that is found about half-way along the jaw in mammals, that is often used for slicing through flesh.


Let's unpack this – what does the shared responsibility model mean, and how does it apply to you?
Where software as a service is concerned, customers have very little to do. Here, your vendor is providing the infrastructure – the physical servers and switches supporting the application – plus the application stack – the operating systems that support the application – and finally the application itself. All that customers need to protect is the integrity of their user accounts. This means protections such as ID and access management that prevent unauthorized users from seizing control of the application.
PaaS companies largely concern themselves with supporting developers. Developing an application is complicated, requiring vast nested sets of operating systems and run time environments. Therefore, the PaaS company provides these environments (the application stack) as a service, along with its infrastructure.
PaaS customers must provide all the security that they bring to the table for a SaaS environment, while also securing the applications that they're building or installing. This means that they must both authorize and authenticate users while preserving the integrity of the application itself, preserving sensitive customer information that may be stored within along with 2 factor authentication.
This is the classic cloud model provided by cloud companies where they secure the servers and switches that comprise on the cloud they're providing. Everything that the customer installs on top of the IaaS platform is their responsibility.
As it turns out, even the most forgiving version of the shared responsibility model requires a large investment in security from cloud customers. For SaaS clients, using an IAM (Identity Management) solution to manage their users and protect their accounts from hijacking still represents a large investment in security, and PaaS and IaaS customers have even more to contend with. Add to this the fact that most companies suspect their users are unaware of what it takes to protect the cloud, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921): Suite algérienne, Op. 60, Suite in D, Op. 49, Suite in D Minor for Cello and Orchestra, Op. 16bis, Serenade in E Flat, Op. 15.
Description: The Suite algerienne is an exotic musical picture postcard full of perfumed sensuality reflecting the composer's visits to colonial North Africa. The two suites on this recording are both structured around dance movements and were originally scored for different forces- the Op. 49 (1863 orch. 1869) for harmonium, the Op. 16 (orch. 1919) for cello and piano. The engaging Serenade, Op. 15, rarely performed with its original, exotic scoring for piano, organ, violin and viola, is heard here in an orchestral transcription. Guillermo Pastrana (cello), Basque National Orchestra; Jun Märkl.


This medication is used to treat a wide variety of bacterial infections. It is also used to treat a certain type of pneumonia (pneumocystis pneumonia) in patients with a weakened immune system. This medication is a combination of 2 antibiotics: sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim. It works by stopping the growth of bacteria and the pneumocystis fungus.
This medication should not be used in children less than 2 months of age due to the risk of serious side effects.
This medication is given by injection into a vein as directed by your doctor. It is given by slow infusion over 60 to 90 minutes. Dosage is based on your medical condition, weight, and response to treatment.
Drink plenty of fluids while taking this medication to lower the unlikely risk of kidney stones forming, unless your doctor advises you otherwise.
What conditions does Cotrim I.V. Solution treat?
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, and pain/redness/swelling at the injection site may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: muscle weakness, mental/mood changes, signs of kidney problems (such as change in the amount of urine, blood in the urine), extreme drowsiness, signs of low blood sugar (such as sudden sweating, shaking, fast heartbeat, hunger, blurred vision, dizziness, or tingling hands/feet).
Get medical help right away if you have any very serious side effects, including: persistent headache, neck stiffness, seizures, slow/irregular heartbeat.
This medication may rarely cause serious (possibly fatal) allergic reactions and other side effects such as a severe peeling skin rash (such as Stevens-Johnson syndrome), blood disorders (such as agranulocytosis, aplastic anemia), liver damage, or lung injury. If you notice any of the following, get medical help right away: skin rash/blisters, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), persistent sore throat or fever, paleness, joint pain/aches, persistent cough, trouble breathing, easy bleeding/bruising, yellowing eyes or skin, persistent nausea/vomiting, unusual fatigue, dark urine.
This medication may rarely cause a severe intestinal condition (Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea) due to a type of resistant bacteria. This condition may occur during treatment or weeks to months after treatment has stopped. Tell your doctor right away if you develop: persistent diarrhea, abdominal or stomach pain/cramping, blood/mucus in your stool.
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Before using sulfamethoxazole with trimethoprim, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to sulfa medications or trimethoprim; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients (such as benzyl alcohol found in some brands), which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: kidney disease, liver disease, certain blood disorders (such as porphyria, anemia due to folate vitamin deficiency), history of blood disorders caused by trimethoprim or sulfa medications, vitamin deficiency (folate or folic acid), severe allergies, asthma, decreased bone marrow function (bone marrow suppression), a certain metabolic disorder (G6PD deficiency), underactive thyroid, mineral imbalances (such as high level of potassium or low level of sodium in the blood).
If you have diabetes, this product may affect your blood sugar. Check your blood sugar regularly as directed and share the results with your doctor. Tell your doctor right away if you have symptoms of low blood sugar (see Side Effects section). Your doctor may need to adjust your diabetes medication, exercise program, or diet.
Older adults may be more sensitive to the side effects of this drug, especially skin reactions, blood disorders, easy bleeding/bruising, and a high potassium blood level.
Patients with AIDS may be more sensitive to the side effects of this drug, especially skin reactions, fever, and blood disorders.
This medication is not recommended for use during pregnancy especially near the expected delivery date because of possible harm to the unborn baby. Consult your doctor for more details.
This drug passes into breast milk. While there have been no reports of harm to healthy infants, this drug may have undesirable effects on infants who are ill or premature or have certain disorders (jaundice, high blood levels of bilirubin, G6PD deficiency). Therefore, breast-feeding is not recommended for infants with these conditions. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
What should I know regarding pregnancy, nursing and administering Cotrim I.V. Solution to children or the elderly?
Some products that may interact with this drug include: "blood thinners" (such as warfarin), dofetilide, methenamine, methotrexate.
This product may interfere with certain laboratory tests, possibly causing false test results. Make sure laboratory personnel and all your doctors know you use this product.
Does Cotrim I.V. Solution interact with other medications?
If someone has overdosed and has serious symptoms such as passing out or trouble breathing, call 911. Otherwise, call a poison control center right away. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include: severe nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, severe dizziness or drowsiness, mental/mood changes.
This medication has been prescribed for your current condition only. Do not use it later for another infection unless told to do so by your doctor. A different medication may be necessary in that case.
If using this medication for an extended period, laboratory and/or medical tests (such as complete blood count, kidney function tests, potassium blood level, cultures) should be performed periodically to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.Information last revised April 2017. Copyright(c) 2017 First Databank, Inc.
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Tempest is a name that should be familiar to those of you who enjoy your retro arcade games. Tempest was an old Atari arcade game created by Jeff Minter that had a simple premise. You control a ship in a wireframe tunnel and you just have to blast everything that comes your way. It was a hit and eventually led to a popular remake titled Tempest 2000, which was released on the Atari Jaguar. Tempest 2000 was known for expanding on the simplistic gameplay while also featuring some really psychedelic visuals accompanied by a techno soundtrack. This game would also get ported to other consoles such as the Sega Saturn.
More recently a game known as TxK was released for the PlayStation Vita, made by Minter along with his team over at Liamsoft. This game was meant to be yet another modern update on the original game, however the folks over at Atari who still owned the rights to the name Tempest were not pleased and allegedly made various legal threats, sending cease and desist orders which blocked the game from releasing on the PlayStation 4, PC or mobile devices. Thankfully the story has a somewhat happy ending, as Minter managed to work things out with Atari and partner with them to release what is essentially an updated version of TxK now called Tempest 4000.
Tempest 4000, like previous iterations of the game, is very simple and old-school. You start the game up, select a mode and get blasting. You can select between Pure and Survival. Both let you start at level one and the only real difference between the two, from what I noticed, is that Pure starts you with three lives while Survival gives you nine. Classic mode is also available, which allows you to start from any level you have previously visited. It also saves the highest amount of lives you reached at that level, which is very helpful.
Each level has you navigating the perimeter of whatever tube or geometric shape makes up the level and shooting at various enemies as they approach the screen. When they make it all the way to the front of the screen things get a bit more tricky, as they start to move along the perimeter just like you and if they touch you, you lose a life. Of course you can defend against them if you manage to shoot them just before they collide with you, but this can be very tricky to pull off at times in the heat of the moment; there is definitely a learning curve to it. Each level consists of various waves of enemies, most of which can be taken out relatively quickly. However, the game quickly overwhelms you with enemy formations so a lot of multitasking is required. The game becomes quite fast paced as you progress. Occasionally you can gain power-ups such as extra lives, the ability to jump (which is incredibly useful), a laser that can destroy many enemies very quickly, an AI partner that can destroy other enemies, and of course a bomb that can save you should an enemy catch you off guard
Between each level you have the opportunity to earn extra points by flying through a series of warp holes. This is controlled by tilting the DualShock 4 controller. It's a bit weird at first but with some practice you will get the hang of it. This game makes heavy use of neon colors and bright lights. It creates a game environment to that is really awesome to look at as you are blasting through the levels, but sometimes it might be a bit too much, especially when the game starts throwing obstacles at you that blur your vision or spin the stage around. That said, when you get used to it, it's easy to find yourself in the zone and really addicted to the game.
The music is really catchy and features a lot of techno songs that change about every eight or nine levels. If you press triangle at the main menu you can actually toggle between three versions of the OST, some including music from Tempest 2000. Other than that, there really isn't much else to say about Tempest 4000. There is a lot of fun to be had with the game, however your mileage will vary on how much you like playing this kind of game. If you are the type to play it through over and over again to achieve that high score or compete in online leaderboards, this game is more than worth it and you can add half a star to the score. For everyone else however, the $30 price tag may seem a bit steep considering the relatively low amount of content.
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Leicester Tigers forward Mike Fitzgerald faces three months on the sidelines
Mike Fitzgerald has had surgery to repair an injured knee and looks set to miss a chunk of the season
Mike Fitzgerald sustained a knee injury against Ospreys at Welford Road. Picture - Ross Kinnaird/Getty Images
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Leicester Tigers look likely to be without forward Mike Fitzgerald for the next three months.
The 30-year-old missed the opening game of the Aviva Premiership season against Bath after picking up a heavy knock in the pre-season clash with Ospreys at Welford Road.
Tigers had initially hoped that the injury was not as severe as first feared.
However, head coach Matt O'Connor revealed the full extent of Fitzgerald's injury as the build up to Saturday's clash with Northampton Saints at Franklin's Gardens gathered pace.
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"Mike has had surgery," he said. "He had ligament damage in his knee. That has been repaired but he will be out for three months."
Fitzgerald is in his third year at Welford Road and featured in 28 games last season either at lock or in the back row, where he has put in a huge amount of work on the blindside of the scrum. He signed a new deal with the club earlier this year.
There was better news among the backs, though, with wingers Tom Brady and Adam Thompstone working their way back to full fitness.
Tom Brady should be fit to face Gloucester later this month. Picture - Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images
Brady broke an ankle late last season in an A League game against Worcester. He had overcome that, though, and looked sharp in pre-season before taking a knock on the ankle against the Ospreys at Leicester.
Consequently he was ruled out of the Bath defeat and looks set to miss Saturday's derby. But O'Connor said: "Tom has been training fully with us and should be available for the Gloucester game a week on Saturday."
Thompstone, last year's Players Player of the Year, has been struggling this summer with a bulging disc in his neck which has ruled him out of the action so far.
Defeat against old enemy Bath will hurt Leicester Tigers - and hurt a lot
That appears to be on the mend and O'Connor said: "Adam had a really positive trip to the specialist and should be involved again in four weeks. That is a little bit quicker than we thought."
The Tigers' boss won't be making wholesale changes to his squad for the Saints encounter with no major fitness problems following the season opener - and seeing both Matt Toomua and Manu Tuilagi coming through unscathed is a major plus for Tigers as they go in search of their first win of the campaign.
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He added that there was still a chance of a couple of additions to the squad being announced in the coming days as Tigers look to strengthen in areas where they feel they still have a lack of depth.
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Back row, from right: Greggy Granado and Christopher Sorongon. Front row, from right: myself, Vanessa Gumban, and Willie Loyola. Not in the photo were Charlen Suedad and Daniela Domingo, who were on their way from their bar review courses in Diliman.
Greggy, who's getting married next year and who's currently affiliated with an international shipping company, treated us to coffee and tea afterwards.
We joked around that we looked like Vanessa's bodyguards; she went to court this afternoon and was dressed like Jessica Pearson from the hit TV series, Suits.
Christopher, now an accountant for a major fast-food chain, was just as hilarious as he's always been. The Willie-Christopher tandem is a riot!
Charlen and Daniela came in late, but we were all glad to have them. Charlen now has curly hair, by the way.
We were busy taking pictures of ourselves and each other, and it occurred to us that we barely took pictures of ourselves in high school. Digital photography wasn't as popular, and cameraphones were still non-existent. Was our cam-whoring a form of overcompensation? We were still thankful, of course, because had we taken pictures of our high school selves, we would've dug a bottomless pit of potentially degrading blackmail material.
What joy to see them again! Umaasenso ang buhay!


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Welcome to the parlor decked in its Christmas best.
A drummer boy welcomes all on the entrance table.
The mantle at Christmas is one of my favorites. Real magnolia garland strung with mini white lights hangs from the lower mantle. Bows of red and gold stripe fill the corners with glittered berries and pomegranates.
The lower mantle houses my oyster trees purchased in Bay St. Louis along with a stately bronzed deer. Greens, glittered branches, and berries completes the vignettes. Stockings from Ballard Designs hang from the lower mantle.
The upper mantle holds my vintage trophy collection topped with red orbs and pomegranates. Amber-colored vintage labeled apothecary bottles blend perfectly with the trophy collection.
In the front corner of the parlor is a tall, thin faux fir tree placed in a black urn. The tree is decorated in mercury glass silvered acorns, glittery pomegranates, custom-made oyster ceramic ornaments, white antler ornaments, red & gold striped ribbon, and silver glitter branches. A vintage-style tree topper, bow, and glittered acorn branches fill the top of the tree.
The zinc-topped bistro side table houses two of my favorite glittered deer with mink collars.
Two Christmas books rests on an burlap-covered ottoman/foot stool.
The bench coffee table holds a tray with a large silver glittered moose wrapped in a mink collar and acorn ornaments.
A cloche covering a glittered Santa Claus rests on the sofa side table.
Two soldiers stand at attention in the alcoves between the parlor and stair parlor. I love these so much. I created small wreaths for each. They add just enough seasonal touch to each soldier.
Another side table holds a traveling Santa from Kurt Adler.
The crown chandelier houses a dozen glittered red orbs.
I hope you enjoyed this tour. More tours of my Christmas finery will continue soon.
Ron- it looks beautiful. I love the oyster trees and the magnolia garland best...we always had real magnolia garland growing up... Love the red orbs in the chandelier, too! Gorgeous!!!
Festive! A parlor can never be too festive!
Ron, everything looks fabulous!! I knew it would!! You have not missed a single detail! Just beautiful!
Ron, I knew your home would be beautifully decorated for Christmas and you did not disappoint. Everything is gorgeous and I am in love with the oyster shell trees and ornaments. Thank you for sharing your Christmas decor at the Open House party.
Ron your parlor looks gorgeous all dressed in it's Christmas best!!
Been enjoying your Christmas home tour!!!!!!!!
Love love love the deer and moose with the fur collars. Where did you find them? I'd love them for my cabin in northern Michigan, which has a hunt lodge decor for Christmas.
I'm at the cabin now and we have several inches of snow so the woods look beautiful and so Christmasy (is that a word?, in my world it is).
Your home is always gorgeous, but especially at Christmas! Love the mantel, the oyster shell trees, and the toy soldiers!
Ron, Elegant, just as I expected it would be. If the crown chandelier disappears, well, it will be on it's way to Savannah. Sorry about that visual of me on a ladder taking it down.
The mantel is glorious and I love the wealth touch to the soldiers. The deer in your place have it good...mink collars. We shoot their butts with bbs here. Not, I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.


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Life on a dumpsite
by Friends-International · Published February 26, 2019 · Updated February 28, 2019
About 30 kilometers south of Vientiane lies a huge dumpsite: the city landfill. Impossible to miss when driving on Road 13: trash as far as the eyes can see, mountains of garbage piling up on over 13 hectares. An awful stench, dust and flies are part of the decor too.
Living and working there sounds unimaginable. Yet, between 200 and 300 people do. Men, women, adolescents, children. Every day, they look for plastic and scrap metal that they sell to the recycling facility located directly outside the landfill. With an estimated 400 tonnes of rubbish produced each day by Vientiane citizens, there is a lot to be sorted.
Despite the very difficult and risky living and working conditions, some families are earning up to 3 million kip a month, twice as much as the minimum wage in Laos. A fairly 'good' salary, making workers reluctant to switch profession.
"Now I am working in a factory. I'm sewing bags. But I earn less than when I was working at the landfill. And I don't have a flexible working schedule as I could have before" said Mali*, a mother we are supporting to send her children to school.
A Mobile School to bring education to those who can't access it
But living on the landfill often means no education for children. That's why our Peuan Mit team (Friends Laos) came up with the idea of a Mobile School to go into communities where there is no school. Every week, the team drives to the landfill to meet with the kids and their parents.
Mobile school activities include offering the children the opportunity to read story books, draw and color pictures, play sports such as badminton, get life skills education on hygiene, eat fruit, and receive basic medical care.
We also provide adults with counseling, life skills education and material support. Our Futures team comes along on these visits too to inform young people and their parents about vocational training options, to provide career counseling services and to help them find better and safer jobs.
Since January 2019, people living on the landfill also have access to the first WASH station with toilets, showers and clean water, built in partnership with UK -based Small Steps Project. A first step for sanitation and hygiene and a life-changer for young girls and women who now have a safe and clean space to deal with their periods.
Families gathering for the opening of the wash station
Twenty five years on the dumpsite
Thavone* has been picking trash since she was five years old. She is about thirty now. Married and a mother of three children, she comes to the dumpsite every day to collect plastic before selling it. Luckily for her and her family, she doesn't live onsite, but in a small house 20km away. Life is still difficult.
It's very dusty and dirty here. And when it rains, it's really difficult. I would like to work somewhere else but I have no skills.
Each time we visit, we meet with Thavone and provide her with basic medicine, some clothes and most importantly counseling. When she's free, she joins in our activities and life skills sessions. We also support her with materials to enable her children to go to school.
My life is better now. Peuan Mit staff listen to me when I have problems, they provide a very good support.
In the future, Thavone would like to open a small business at home. She would be closer to her children. And further away from the dirt and dangers of the dumpsite.
*Names have been changed to protect identity.
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The presidential election and US foreign policy in the Middle East
In the presidential campaign, American foreign policy towards the Middle East has overshadowed other regions by far – underlining considerable differences between each candidate's approach to this part of the world
Fawaz A Gerges
Issues in the Middle East with global significance are developing by the day. Recent events, like the violent protests in Libya and Egypt, Iran's growing nuclear program and massacres in Syria have brought the candidates' respective foreign policies, a fringe issue thus far in the 2012 election, to the forefront. In the presidential campaign and debate American foreign policy towards the Middle East has overshadowed other regions by far.
In Obama's speech in Cairo in June of 2009, he preached co-existence and reconciliation, raising expectations that US foreign policy would change in the Middle East, but quietly embracing pro-American autocratic rulers like President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt. While Obama voiced his preference for open governments, it was only after the tide had clearly turned during the Arab Spring uprisings in countries like Tunisia and Egypt that Obama implicitly called for a change of ruler. Obama's foreign policy, especially towards the Middle East, cares less about consistency and more about successful outcomes and maximizing American bargaining power. In contrast with his predecessor, who relied on unilateral force to engineer change in the Middle East, Obama relies on practical considerations, consensus building, and a diversity of views from his foreign policy team. He is a realist par excellence, from a dominant tradition in US foreign policy.
A Romney administration, according to Republican sources, would embrace the most hawkish of George W. Bush's "freedom agenda" interventionists, particularly in the Middle East. He has assembled a team of neocon hardliners as advisors and potential appointees in a Romney administration that have encouraged more aggressive foreign policy positions, criticizing the Obama administration for being "at the mercy of events, rather than shaping events." On Libya, Syria, Iran, the Palestinian-Israeli issue and al-Qaeda, it has became increasingly clear to those who have been following Romney's positions over the last year-and-a-half that he has changed his positions almost wholesale in the last weeks and has essentially come to mimic Obama's positions in foreign policy. Where Romney differs is that he plays on the emotions of Americans who fear terrorism and he tends to provide misleading analyses of complex international issues and their root causes (some of which land squarely on Bush-era politics and the anti-Americanism it fuelled). To elect Romney as President of the United States, given his simplistic views of the world's nuances and the neocon aides on whom he relies, would not only be a detriment to America's vital interests but also to the global village as a whole.
Israel and Iran
Romney has been blunt in his support for Israel and disapproving of Obama's alleged indecisiveness and failure to adequately protect Israel from Iran's development of a nuclear weapon. Obama has favored acting through diplomacy where Romney aides have implicitly suggested that he would support an Israeli strike on Iran. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Romney have had a good relationship due to Romney's open support of Netanyahu's hardline views.
Netanyahu has continuously pushed Obama to be more aggressive in his stance towards Iran. However, as the polls have started to point towards an Obama reelection, Netanyahu has softened his previously aggressive rhetoric towards the President as his recent speech at the UN General Assembly showed. To call Obama's position towards Iran and his policies in the greater Middle East "appeasement" is patently false. His opponent is either posturing for political advantage or engaging in policies that would border on reckless endangerment. Obama has successfully built a comprehensive international coalition which imposed one of the harshest sanctions regimes on Iran in history. He is waging a war-by-other-means against the Islamic Republic, a war that has exacted a heavy toll on the Iranian economy. Short of military attacks, there is little else that Obama can do to force Iran to change its conduct.
While Romney has criticized Obama for his dealings with Syria, the GOP candidate has not provided specifics of how to deal with the crisis himself, except promising to indirectly provide the rebels with heavy weapons. However, US officials fear that providing arms to the rebels might fall into extremist hands.
Romney initially criticized Obama for being "tentative, indecisive, timid and nuanced." When Obama authorized limited US military action, Romney then decided Obama had acted hastily. And when American forces helped remove Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi, Romney was first wary, then supportive. With the killing of four diplomatic officials in September, including US ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens, Romney seized the opportunity to criticize Obama's handling of the situation as apologetic and "disgraceful," without providing evidence to substantiate his charge.
With questions about the influence of the anti-Islam film "The Innocence of Muslims" circulating, the debate surrounding possible limits on free speech when dealing with sensitive issues such as religion has also heated up. Obama reiterated the significance of uncensored free speech in his UN General Assembly speech.
The new report out by Stanford and NYU investigating the impact of drone strikes in Pakistan contains scathing criticism of the Obama administration's use of drones, their terrorizing effect and simultaneous ability to increase the terror threat. Romney has been largely silent on the issue. Romney has also accused Obama of tipping his hand to the Taliban by announcing a timeline for withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, but also says he accepts the 2014 timeline.
As we watch the election unfold, we would do well to remember that a candidate seeking votes often has a very different perspective once in the Oval Office. President Obama, for his part, campaigned against many of the national security initiatives of his predecessor while in reality being slow to end Bush's 9/11 wars and scars, including closing the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay and swiftly bringing US troops home.
With American troops soon out of Afghanistan (they already exited Iraq), the Obama administration is well positioned to play a key role in assisting Arab countries to transition to democracy, a good that has been a low key priority on the US foreign policy agenda. Washington should keep a sense of balance and perspective, with no knee-jerk reactions, as the Arab masses freed from years of oppressive control find their voice. Maintaining economic and political cooperation with appreciation of the sensitivities of new nationalism and identity politics is key to transforming US-Arab relations from suspicion and hostility to cooperation. The test of Obama's presidency if he is re-elected is whether or not he can realign US foreign policy with progressive and democratic voices in the region, making a structural investment in improving people's lives, an investment on which a few people in the region bank.
This article is part of the 'How it looks from here' openDemocracy feature on the 2012 US elections. For more worldwide perspectives on the presidential race, click here.
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About the Kerry 1916 Book
Kenmare man led assault on Linenhall Barracks
From Ashgrove, Kenmare, Denis (Denny) O'Callaghan (also Donnchadh Ua Ceallacháin) was born in 1882. He joined the Gaelic League and the GAA in 1900 and the IRB a year later. He moved to Dublin and lived at St Jarlath's Road, Cabra. He joined the A Company of the 1st Battalion of the Dublin Brigade under the command of Edward Daly, becoming 2nd lieutenant and later commandant. He was present for the arrival of arms during the Howth gun-running in July 1914. During Easter Week, he was located at a number of posts in Dublin, including Constitution Hill, North Brunswick Street and near the Four Courts. He led an assault on Linenhall Barracks which was occupied by 158 members of the Army Pay Corps. O'Callaghan demanded a surrender and when none came, his men blew a hole in the barracks wall, forcing the occupants to flee. The building was set on fire by the Volunteers and it burned for several days. He was also involved in a failed attempt to seize Broadstone RIC Barracks.
Following a court-martial, O'Callaghan was sentenced to death on 3 May, a sentence which was later commuted to ten years' penal servitude in Portland and Lewes Prisons. On his release from prison in 1917, he was director of organisation for the Volunteers in Kerry. During the War of Independence, he was director of munitions and intelligence with the Dublin Brigade and procured guns and ammunition for General Headquarters under the command of Michael Collins. He took the anti-Treaty side in the Civil War and was bedridden for six weeks following a beating he received in his native Kenmare in 1923. He later ran a shop on Capel Street in Dublin which was a meeting place for IRA members. He retired to Killucan, Co Westmeath. He died in 1945
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