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Alice Cooper Going Home With New EP
(hennemusic) Alice Cooper will release a six-song EP, "Breadcrumbs", on September 13th. It will available in digital formats as well as via a limited-edition run of 20,000 numbered 10-inch vinyl copies.
Billed as "a tribute to the garage rock heroes from his hometown of Detroit," the project features covers of MC5's "Sister Anne", Suzi Quatro's "Your Mamma Won't Like Me" and Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels' "Devil With A Blue Dress."
Cooper is joined on the EP by a host of fellow Michigan natives, including the MC5's Wayne Kramer, former Grand Funk Railroad member Mark Farner, ex-Detroit Wheels drummer Johnny "Bee" Badanjek, Mick Collins and jazz singer Paul Randolph.
"We all knew each other back in the day, but now here we are 40 years later and it seems really natural," the rocker tells the Oakland Press. "We go in the studio with these guys and it just clicks. I think it's because we're all Detroit guys, and we kinda know what we're looking for."
"It's undefinable," he adds. "There's a certain amount of R&B in it. There's a certain amount of Motown in it. But then you add the guitars and you add the attitude and it turns into Detroit rock. I feel like if we mine around with all Detroit players, we're gonna find that sound." See the tracklist here.
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The White House downplayed the report, saying in a statement that it was "based on the most extreme scenario" and promising a "more data-driven" assessment that would offer balance. President Trump was more blunt. "I don't believe it," he said of the report, later adding that "people like myself" with "very high levels of intelligence" don't accept the scientific consensus that human activity is responsible for climate change.
It's time for a carbon tax, said Catherine Rampell in The Washington Post. Republicans love to cite the power of the private sector to innovate our way out of problems. Well, taxing carbon would give energy utilities, automakers, and tech startups an incentive to innovate faster and cut our reliance on polluting fossil fuels. And if Republicans "truly want to walk the walk" on cutting the excessive government regulation they claim to hate, they can start with the subsidies and regulations—such as tariffs on imported solar panels and tax breaks for oil companies—that inhibit the growth of green technology.


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Facebook unveils 'Graph Search'
Facebook says new search tool is designed to help users find others, learn more about their friends and discover common interests
Matt Hartley
Jan 15, 2013 • Last Updated January 15, 2013 • 1 minute read
Video: Introducing Facebook 'Graph Search'
Facebook Inc. is launching a new search tool designed to enable users of the world's largest social network to quickly access information about their friends.
The social networking giant unveiled the new search tool, dubbed Graph Search, at a special press event at its Menlo Park, California headquarters on Tuesday. Facebook had invited journalists to the mystery event with an invitation stating "Come and see what we're building."
Graph Search takes us back to our roots and allows people to use the graph to make new connections
Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said Graph Search would join Facebook's News Feed and Timeline as the "third pillar" of the Facebook experience, according to The Verge.
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With Graph Search, users will be able to search information on Facebook that has been shared with them by their friends. For example, users could search for "friends who live in Toronto," "movies my friends like" or "photos of my friends from 2009" in order to quickly access that information.
"When Facebook first launched, the main way most people used the site was to browse around, learn about people and make new connections," Facebook officials wrote in a post on the company's news blog.
"Graph Search takes us back to our roots and allows people to use the graph to make new connections."
When comparing Graph Search to more traditional Web search, Mr. Zuckerberg indicated Graph Search is designed to show users the answers to questions rather than links to the information a user is looking for.
According to the company's blog post:
Graph Search and web search are very different. Web search is designed to take a set of keywords (for example: "hip hop") and provide the best possible results that match those keywords. With Graph Search you combine phrases (for example: "my friends in New York who like Jay-Z") to get that set of people, places, photos or other content that's been shared on Facebook. We believe they have very different uses. Another big difference from web search is that every piece of content on Facebook has its own audience, and most content isn't public. We've built Graph Search from the start with privacy in mind, and it respects the privacy and audience of each piece of content on Facebook. It makes finding new things much easier, but you can only see what you could already view elsewhere on Facebook.
Facebook said Graph Search is "privacy aware" and that search results will consist only of content which has been shared with the user.
Zuckerberg also announced Facebook is teaming up with Microsoft Bing to offer "search results for things that don't match your query." Information that Facebook doesn't have built into user profiles such as the weather, for instance, would show up as Bing results.
Facebook said the Graph Search beta begins today and that users can sign up for the waiting list at www.facebook.com/graphsearch.

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Summer is here and we are super excited about cooking with Canadian turkey. Summer is the perfect season to cook, eat, and grill turkey. It's a light and lean source of protein that can be enjoyed hot or cold, perfect for those hot summer days. Turkey is packed with flavour, vitamins and essential nutrients, making it a healthy choice for our family.
Turkey is easy to prepare, and there is a variety of cuts available such as wings, drumsticks, breast, and thighs. We can find ground meat, burgers, and sausages at our local grocery store. Turkey is fantastic on the grill as well. We think it is a great everyday choice for meals.
Canadian turkey is versatile and easy to prepare. Just choose your favourite meat protein recipe and switch it up with turkey instead! It's perfect added to pasta or salads for a protein boost, cooks up tasty and juicy on the BBQ, and tastes great the next day, too.
The following is a recipe to make Turkey Nicoise Salad with Sundried Tomato Dressing, which serves 2. We can prep it in 15 minutes and cooking time will be about 20 minutes.
Scrub the potatoes. Take ½ the salt and add to a pot of boiling water. Boil the potatoes for 15-20 minutes until tender. Drain and cool.
While the potatoes are cooking, prepare and cook turkey breast. Season turkey pieces with salt and pepper. Heat olive oil in a sauté pan. Lower heat to medium and cook the turkey breast slices until cooked through for about 5 minutes on each side. Remove from heat.
Trim green beans. Take ½ the salt and add to a pot of boiling water. Boil beans until tender but still crisp for 5-7 minutes. Cook corn until tender.
Cut potatoes in half, shred radicchio, and wash and cut cherry tomatoes. Remove pits from olives and rip into pieces.
Assemble the salad. Sprinkle radicchio on the bottom of a large serving plate. Top with potatoes and green beans. Layer over tomatoes. Sprinkle with olives and corn. Finish with a healthy drizzle of dressing, making sure to coat all vegetables. Serve immediately.
Blend all items and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Ask for Canadian raised Turkey next time you're grocery shopping so you know you're putting Canadian quality on your table.
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I would love to try the Honey Garlic Turkey Tenders with Sweet and Smoky Dipping Sauce! Sounds delicious!
I would love to try the GRILLED TURKEY AND MUSHROOM PESTO BURGERS recipe.
I would like to try their SLOW COOKER TURKEY CHILI WITH SWEET POTATO, CHIPOTLE AND MAPLE!
I would love to try the "Shredded Turkey Tacos" recipe.
I would like to try Batch Turkey Meatballs.
I would like to try the Turkey Nicoise Salad with Sundried Tomato Dressing.
I would love to try the turkey pot pies.
BBQ Turkey Club with Spicy Mayo sounds interesting and I'd like to try this.
I would love to try the BBQ Turkey Club with Spicy Mayo.
I love turkey pot pie so would love to try this recipe from the website.
I'd like to try the Turkey Pot Pie recipe.
I love so many of the recipes but the first one I would try is the Smoked Turkey Wraps!
I would love to try the BBQ TURKEY CLUB WITH SPICY MAYO, it looks really good!
I would like to try the HONEY GARLIC TURKEY TENDERS WITH SWEET AND SMOKY DIPPING SAUCE.
I would like to try the Turkey Taco Pizza.
I would like to try making the Shredded Turkey Tacos.
I would like to try the Turkey & Mushroom Noodle Casserole.
I would LOVE to try the BBQ Turkey Club with spicy Mayo first, it sounds so yummy!
Shredded turkey tacos for sure!
BBQ TURKEY CLUB WITH SPICY MAYO looks absolutely DELICIOUS and I would love to try it.
I want to try the BBQ Turkey Club with Spicy Mayo--a recipe for the season or next. Looks so yummy.
I would love to try the Grilled Turkey and Mushroom Pesto Burgers!
yum the turkey taco pizza would definitely be a hit in my house!
I want to try the Hawiian Turkey Kebobs.
I'd like to try the Grilled Turkey and Mushroom Pesto burgers.
Oh wow - I want to try the TURKEY APPLE CHEDDAR PATTY MELTS!
I would really love to try the Apple, Cheddar & Turkey Hand Pies.
These are so awesome!! I would love to try the apple, cheddar, and turkey pies.
I would love to try the BBQ Espresso-Chipotle Turkey Ranch Nachos sometime this summer.
I would love to try the smoked turkey wraps because it's lunch time and I'm hungry!
I would like to try the Turkey & Mushroom Noodle Casserole!
I'd like to try the recipe for Shredded Turkey Tacos.
I'd like to try the TURKEY TAQUITOS recipe. My e-mail is elixer2@hotmail.com.
I'd love to try the honey garlic!
I'd like to try the SPICED FRIED TURKEY 'NUGGETS' recipe!
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which recipe i would like to try?
HONEY GARLIC TURKEY CASSEROLE Recipe.
I would like to try the Thai Turkey Wonton Cups.
I'd love to try the CURRIED TURKEY & APPLE SANDWICHES recipe! I have a soft spot for sandwiches and that one looks and sounds delicious!
The TURKEY NICOISE SALAD WITH SUNDRIED TOMATO DRESSING looks totally delicious i would love to try it.
I would really love to try the BBQ TURKEY CLUB WITH SPICY MAYO.
I would love to try the GRILLED TURKEY AND MUSHROOM PESTO BURGERS.
I'd love to try the Monte Cristo Melt.
I would love to try the BBQ TURKEY CLUB WITH SPICY MAYO! I know my son would just love this!
I would love to try the BBQ TURKEY CLUB WITH SPICY MAYO. Sounds delish!
I'd like to try Slow Cooker Turkey Breast.
I would like to try the Turkey, Almond and Broccoli Salad, it looks yummy!
The smoked turkey wrap sounds so yummy!!
The GRILLED TURKEY THIGH TACO BOWLS sound like my kind of meal!
Thai Turkey Wonton Cups would be my first pick to try!
I would like to try the batch turkey meatballs.
I would like to try the GRILLED TURKEY AND MUSHROOM PESTO BURGERS recipe.
The turkey taco pizza would be the first recipe I would try.
I'd like to try POTATO-TOPPED TURKEY MEATLOAF BITES.
I would like to try the turkey taco pizza. Yum!
I've been entering since july 5th and once again rafflecopter has deleted them all? I did not enter yesterday because I had surgery and was not home (I was in the city til late) Can this be fixed? This is the second time in less then a month that rafflecopter has done this to me.
THANKS, I think with so many surgerys so close together, this ones a little harder on me or I'm trying too hard, I just want/need to get back to work. In my area you are only allowed 15 weeks, so I am headed back in two weeks instead of 8.
I would like to try the GRILLED TURKEY AND MUSHROOM PESTO BURGERS as I love all the ingredients.


While the US port of Wilmington was welcoming its first load of SSAB/Swedish steel for the 2018-19 winter season, UK logistics specialist AV Dawson secured a three-year extension to support British Steel's steel rolling operations at two sites.
Wilmington's cargo arrived on Royal Wagenborg's geared bulk ship, Amazoneborg, marking the 13th consecutive season that Swedish Steel has routed its steel plate, cold rolled steel sheets in coils, as well as its hot rolled steel sheets in coils through the port.
The port said that importing through GT USA's Wilmington terminal allows for continuity of supply to Midwestern customers normally serviced through Great Lakes ports. Once the Great Lakes are closed for navigation each winter, cargo is re-directed through the port from December until March.
Amazoneborg carried over 11,600 tonnes of steel plate and coils, which is anticipated to be the first of eight shipments to Wilmington for the 2018-19 season.
In the UK, AV Dawson has operated on-site logistics at British Steel's special profiles facility in Skinningrove and at its Teesside Beam Mill in Lackenby for over five years. During that time it has carried out a variety of jobs including, de-scaling machinery, on site logistics support, managing the recycling and waste solutions and carrying out the deep cleaning operations during shut downs.


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A: This is because of that component encapsulation, innerHTML content is not more component inside scope, so you need to use ::ng-deep for your selector.
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A: Try to use ::ng-deep before your css selector.
It allows your style to be visible in the global scope, as the documentation describe it;

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If you haven't already heard – #TEDxcoventryuni is happening on Saturday 23rd january. part of the prestigious event are ted Talks – pretty much the best way to become a learned soul whether you want to expand your mental horizons or discover that burning inspiration within.
George The Poet is a Kings College graduate with a poissant for politically influenced spoken word, whose impassioned love for his community rings true through his work. George's TEDxYouth talk depicts the stories of two young men, both of whom grew up in similar environments to him, yet managed to find themselves on very different paths – one reflects his environment, the other contradicts it.
Please don't take this next talk as a lesson in pick-pocketing – because that really isn't the end goal here – and of course Coventry University do not condone it blah blah blah. On a serious note this fantastically entertaining talk from Apollo Robbins (no relation to the Spacecraft) enables us to literally see the power of misdirection, whilst simultaneously gaining an understanding of how it works. How might this help me? You ask. The way we use our attention, a resource of ours, can completely alter the way we develop as people. If we can become more aware of the things around us that may be trying to mis-lead us, we may be able to develop a better understanding of what we really should be applying our focus to – rather than succumbing to the poker chip.
SPOILER - This is rather sad, but sometimes the most honest things in life are.
BJ Miller takes us on a journey of personal, and personable struggle, discussing the insights he's gained from his years of work in palliative care, as well as sharing some of the heartwarming tales of his patients own personal comforts. As students', we worry so much about our futures and our positions within the world, that we can so easily forget about the lives we lead. It's important – and necessary – to embrace the world around us whilst we have the opportunity to, as that privilege isn't eternal, but more limited than we ever appreciate.
Once you've watched this moving, inspiring, and extremely funny TED Talk from Maysoon Zayid, you will have little to no excuse not to complete – or at least try to accomplish – one of your goals. It could be one you set yourself today, or one you thought up fifteen years ago, but you should give it a go. Having never limited herself by her problems, Maysoon Zayid has accomplished more awesome feats than many of us ever will, and it's her inspirational no-nonsense approach to life that cannot be ignored, which we must take lessons from.
This is one for the thinkers out there – not because it's hard to understand, but simply because it will actually motivate you to question your own approach to life, and some people don't like that. Dan's talk explores and challenges the idea of incentives, and the things that motivate us within our daily lives. Calling on working examples Pink justifies how certain motivators, or traditional forms of motivation, can actually act as a hinderance in our everyday lives, to our productivivity in the workplace and our own personal progression. As Dan highlights the greatest form of motivation is the one we create ourselves – we all know this, but few act upon it.
If you've been a fan of any of the above TED Talks then please let us know – we'd love to hear – and if there are any you think we should write about, let us know in the comments section bellow and we'll get watching…if we haven't already seen them that is!


In 1627 a shipload of children makes its way to the colony of Jamestown. The children are not passengers, but cargo to be sold into servitude. Only two people aren't destined for this sad fate–Kimberly Hollis and her mother, who are sailing to America to join Kimberly's father in Jamestown. The voyage won't be easy, though. Not only is the main hold dirty and crowded with homeless children, the crew of the SEVEN BROTHERS ship will have to courageously battle a fierce storm and a vicious pirate seeking revenge.
Exciting historical reading for ages 10-14!


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Unread postby vm » Wed Jun 15, 2005 8:30 am
A nice article from the Greenville Daily News:
Lakeview pole vaulter to attend Louisiana school
By John Raffel - Daily News sports editor
LAKEVIEW -- It's the school Joe Dumars made famous. Now Katie Shaw is going to see what she can do.
The talented Lakeview senior pole vaulter, a state title contender, announced earlier this month that she would be attending McNeese State University in Lake Charles, La., and would be competing in the women's track program.It's the Division I school where Dumars played his college ball before being drafted by the Detroit Pistons.
"I was planning on going to Michigan State," Shaw said. "But a coach (Ty Sevin) at Michigan State got the head coach's position at McNeese. He'll be coaching both the men's and women's teams."
Shaw will be focusing on the pole vault. She is currently the area's leader in that event at 11-7. As she developed into a state championship contender over the years, Shaw started thinking seriously of a college career. She'll receive partial athletic aid and other monies from McNeese.
"By my freshman year, I knew I could be on a college team," Shaw said. "I didn't decide on McNeese until I got the papers from them. I'm not really sure right now what kind of a program they have."
Shaw will be competing in high school regional action next weekend and in the Central State Activities Association (CSAA) meet May 25 at Lakeview.
"I don't have an exact goal (for college track) right now," Shaw said, "but I'm looking forward to it."
McNeese State is in the southwestern corner of Louisiana.
"It's far away," Shaw said. "It will be warmer there. I won't have to worry about snow."
Record Setting State Champ
Unread postby vm » Thu Aug 25, 2005 3:48 pm
Record-setting state champ
COMSTOCK PARK<.b> -- Katie Shaw missed her first attempt at clearing 10 feet in the pole vault during Saturday's Division 3 state girls track meet.
She didn't miss again until the bar was at 12-3. The Lakeview senior established a new state record for all three divisions by clearing 12-0 and winning the state championship.
"I was really, really excited," said Shaw, who previously set a personal high of 11-9 at last Tuesday's Daily News-WSCG Track Classic.
She was an easy winner Saturday over runner-up Alyssa Eader of Shelby at 11-0.
Shaw finished third in the state last year at 10-6. Her goal when the 2005 season started was to win a state title this year, but the new state record turned out to be a bonus.
"I just wanted to have a good day heightwise," Shaw said. "If I wouldn't have broken the state record, it still would have been a good way to finish my career. I figured I'd have to clear at least 11 feet."
The previous Division 3 state meet record was 10-9 and the all-division state meet record was 11-10. Shaw had surpassed both marks during the regular season.
She tried 12-3 and failed all three times.
"I thought I came pretty close to clearing that," Shaw said. "I'm still pretty excited about getting the all-division state record."
Shaw was able to overcome temperatures in the 80s. She started warming up around 8:30 a.m. and the competition began at 9. Shaw was done vaulting by 2:30 p.m. After her initial miss, she cleared 10-0, 10-6, 10-9, 11-0, 11-3, 11-9 and 12-0 before failing at 12-3. Shaw made 12 feet on her first attempt.
"I scared myself when I missed my first attempt at 10 feet," she said. "I was trying out a new pole."
Shaw will do her next pole vaulting for McNeese State University in Lake Charles, La.
"Next year I'd like to get to 13 feet," she said.
Wildcat Coach Tim Erspamer said available records indicate Shaw is Lakeview's first state track champion since the early 1980s.
"I've been here 16 years as track coach and this is the first time during that period," he said.
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Westminster Palace
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Today, Westminster Palace is the seat of the British government. "The Palace of Westminster is the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Commonly known as the Houses of Parliament after its tenants, the Palace lies on the Middlesex bank of the River Thames in the City of Westminster, in central London. Its name, which derives from the neighbouring Westminster Abbey, may refer to either of two structures: the Old Palace, a medieval building complex that was destroyed by fire in 1834, and its replacement New Palace that stands today. For ceremonial purposes, the palace retains its original style and status as a royal residence." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palace_of_Westminster
No floor plans of what Westminster Palace looked like in the middle ages still exist, but we do know a few things:
"When William the Conqueror's son, William Rufus, came to the throne in 1087 he decided to build a new Palace which would rival the size and splendour of Westminster Abbey. This Palace was never fully completed, but its major Hall still exists to this day and is now called Westminster Hall. It is this chamber which has since become the site of some of the most famous Trials in English History.
In the Twelfth Century the White Hall was built to the South of the Great Hall, a statue of Richard I now stands on its site. At the same period, another chamber was added to the North East corner of Westminster Hall.
During the reign of King Henry III in the Thirteenth Century, the Painted Chamber, the Queen's Chamber and the Queen's Chapel were added to the South East of the site, with access to the Garden and the River. It was probably within the Painted Chamber that the Death Warrant of Charles I was signed in 1649. By the end of the thirteenth century Westminster Hall had come to be the site of the Courts of Kings Bench, Chancery, and Common Pleas. All lay within the perimeter of the Hall, except the Court of Exchequer which was in a building adjoining the North of the West wall." http://www.explore-parliament.net/nssMovies/11/1111/1111_.htm
Westminster Hall: 240 by 67 feet
One of the oldest buildings of Westminster is still standing–the hall, which was built in 1097 "under William II (Rufus), the son of William the Conqueror, and was completed two years later. He had conceived the project to impress his new subjects with his power and the majesty of his authority.
According to one story, when the King first inspected the Hall, one of his attendants remarked that it was much larger than needed. The King replied that the Hall was not half large enough, and that it was a mere bedchamber when compared to what he had in mind.
But the Hall was indeed by far the largest hall in England, and probably in Europe at that time. Measuring 73 by 20 metres (240 by 67 feet), it had a floor area covering 1,547 square metres (about 17,000 square feet), with a length of almost four cricket pitches end-to-end.
Indeed, the Hall was so large that other halls were needed at Westminster for normal use, and the royal household usually ate in a smaller hall nearby.
The great mystery about the Hall is the form of its original roof. Not until the 13th or 14th century could carpenters create roofs significantly wider than the length of the available timber, and so it was assumed that a single or double row of columns was needed to support the Hall's roof.
However, recent archaeological explorations found no evidence of these, and that the roof may have been self-supporting from the beginning.
The Hall was enclosed with stone walls fully two metres, or six feet thick; these largely remain today, though heightened and refaced.
Inside the Hall was an arcade with large arches and windows and a wall passage around all four sides. Above the windows was a chequer-work pattern of light and dark stones.
The inside walls were plastered and painted, and decorative hangings were draped from the arcade." http://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/building/palace/westminsterhall/architecture/early-history/
This is a floor plan of it now:
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"I've been a freelance photographer for about for about 13 years. I love the creative process.
Before I became a professional photographer I was a horticulturist. I was landscape creating, sort of bringing about new environments. I ended up photographing fragments of an environment and that turned into an exhibition and it rekindled my love of photography. That interest dates back to being a child, from when I was about 12 or 13 I think. The cost of everything made it hard to keep up as a child but with the advent of digital technology years later my interest re-blossomed. I don't like to defer gratification so digital photography is great for me especially since I see it as a call and response thing. I can take an image and respond to that image and it's as much about the bounce in that process that I really enjoy.
What I most enjoy about the commercial side of my work is that often I'm collaborating with people who are passionate about what they do, people who are creating beautiful things, have done interesting things and lived interesting lives. Both sides of my work, personal and commercial end up informing each other. Commercial jobs can be a problem solving exercise: how can I produce the result you want with the ingredients that I've been given? This is in reality a creative exercise which then becomes a game and it's often in this spirit of play that the best results come about.
It then works the other way in that my personal work, for instance using long exposures and stretching moments, has now come through in commissioned works such as the latest film, Bunker.
Check back soon for new developments.


Every homeowner covets the grandness of a walk-in closet, but it's easy to get lost in all that space. Follow these FAB steps to design a walk-in closet that fits your personal style as well as a favorite pair of shoes.
Focus on what you wear most often and place it closest to the closet door for quick-changes. Instead of creating a wall of clothing as you enter into your closet, position more hanging clothes and drawers towards the middle and back of the space, opening up the entrance. Extra blankets, luggage, and seasonal items, such as bulky winter coats, can be stored above until needed without taking up valuable room needed for everyday items.
Use a custom-designed walk-in closet as an opportunity to switch up how you do storage. Utilizing the entire space in a closet is an absolute must; every inch, from ceiling to floor, is valuable. Drawers and shelves will nearly double your storage space, as will adjustable hanging bars. A double-hanging system can be used to make the most out of a narrow space.
Think of your closet as a treasure chest. Windows and skylights can provide natural light, but windows can also take up valuable wall space. Plentiful, good artificial lighting is a must. Use a favorite dresser or hutch as a focal point and to add storage. Show off favorite shoes and with slatted racks and treat bags as works of art with their own shelves.
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LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - Asia Argento said Tuesday that she never had "any sexual relationship" with a man who has accused her of molesting him when he was a minor, and that her former boyfriend, the late Anthony Bourdain, urged her to agree to a financial settlement to end the man's "long-standing persecution" of her.
In a statement first reported by journalist Yashar Ali, Argento said that her accuser, former child actor Jimmy Bennett, was "considered dangerous" by Bourdain and that a $380,000 payout to him was a way "to deal compassionately with Bennett's demand for help" after the actor "unexpectedly made an exorbitant request of money from me."
Argento said she was "deeply shocked and hurt by having read news that is absolutely false," referring to a report in the New York Times detailing the settlement and Bennett's allegation that the Italian actress-director sexually assaulted him in 2013, when he was a teenager.
Argento has been one of the harshest accusers of disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein and one of the most outspoken critics of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry. The accusation against her stems from an alleged encounter between her and Bennett in a California hotel room in 2013, when he was 17. (The legal age of consent in California is 18.) As a child actor, Bennett played the son of Argento's character in the movie she directed, The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things.
Argento said she had been "linked to [Bennett] during several years by friendship only," which ended when he suddenly demanded money from her as her public profile grew during the investigation into Weinstein. She contends that Bennett was motivated by his own "severe economic problems" and his belief that Bourdain was a wealthy target with a reputation to protect.
"Anthony insisted the matter be handled privately and this was also what Bennett wanted," Argento said in her statement. "Anthony was afraid of the possible negative publicity that such person, whom he considered dangerous, could have brought upon us. We decided to deal compassionately with Bennett's demand for help and give it to him. Anthony personally undertook to help Bennett economically, upon the condition that we would no longer suffer any further intrusions in our life."
Argento did not dispute the specific details of the reported $380,000 payout. But she said the settlement and its exposure are "the umpteenth development of a sequence of events that brings me great sadness and that constitutes a long-standing persecution."
The New York Times report showed images, posted on Twitter in 2013, of Argento and Bennett together, plus tweets by Argento expressing her eagerness to see him and her love for him. Bennett alleges that Argento performed oral sex on him and had sex with him when they met at a hotel.
Disclosure of the settlement has put into jeopardy Argento's role as a judge on singing competition show X Factor Italy. Sky Italia, the show's broadcaster, and FremantleMedia, its producer, said Monday that, if the allegations against Argento were true, they "would have no choice but to take note of it and put an end to the collaboration with Asia Argento."
A number of Italians have also taken to social media to demand Argento's removal from the show, which is scheduled to start airing Sept. 6.
FremantleMedia Italy and Sky Italia both said Tuesday that they had no immediate comment on Argento's statement.
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The Bansko snow forecast after our 1 metre plus dump of snow last week is looking surprisingly good from md next week. The warm air from Africa spoils the snow party for four days causing melting of the snow in town and some reduction in cover on most slopes. There could be some icy patches in the morning because of the melt and evening freeze. Check out my ride down the snow road: which was compact and hard.
For some beginners this was a little too hard and fast; for me it was perfect. You can see I did not have to use my poles for the whole distance of the long snow road.
You will also see that I made a nice detour around Chalin Valog to show you how few people were there. You'll also see I stopped for a car to cross — just as I was say be careful.
By Wednesday evening things cool down with more snow probably around 10cm higher up.
After that, temperatures will remain fairly cold as the air from the North re-establishes itself over the region.
Here's my report of the powder conditions on Thursday from the nice and safe area in the bowl below Bunderitsa 1 lift. I'm using the new Head all mountain skis, (Head Kore). But what an amazing January its been. Loads of happy people and more and more people returning for a shorter trip later in the season. That gives you more to look forward to as you get through the winter.
Absolutely wonderful skis for powder and chop and all mountain versatility. Book Advanced skis for these Head skis and the ability to swap envy day if you wish to the skis that suit your style best. All properly serviced.
Lift queues have been significantly less than last season. Quite a relief. As always I recommend people to come after the 5th March, but best of from 14th March for the good conditions (typically) and queue free gondola lift.
As the days now get longer and longer here due to our southern position, it makes getting up early easier. Keep an eye on the livestream queue cam to time your trip to the gondola. The World Cup 22nd to 24th February will mean an early lift opening time and the Tomba will be closed (along with 7). It will be busy.
Thank you for reading and watching and, as always, join me in the in-app chat for the latest.


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so i know this is weeks and weeks and weeks late but thought i'd post it anyway since i wrote it.
In November, while I was in China, I made a goal that I was going to run a half marathon sometime in the next year. When I returned home I began training. Whitney, Cami, and I signed up to run the Provo City Half Marathon on May 7th. Whit made us a training chart and was my personal trainer for the next 5 months. We did small runs during the week which consisted of 3-4 miles and then on Saturdays were our big runs 5,6,7,8,9,10,11...miles. Surprisingly they weren't too bad. Training really does help make it easier. haha.
The weather has been quite cold January-May so we learned to run in rain, snow....but not heat. Apparently my body doesn't like that.
On the morning of May 7th Cami, Whit, Dallin, and I gathered together at the starting line. We had so much adrenaline and were so excited. I was actually doing it, I couldn't believe it. I was going to run 13.1 miles and complete my goal of running a half marathon. We began and stuck close to the 2 hr mile marker lady. We kept up with her until about mile 7 then we slowed down a bit. We did not walk at all though, we ran the entire race! Cami's ipod died on about mile 4 :( that was sad. And at about mile 11 I started to feel REALLY hot and tired, but not tired of running. My legs could've gone on and on and on forever it felt like but my eyes were going to close. I was literally going to fall asleep while running. Whitney kept saying "oh come on Michelle, we've trained for this. It's mental, you can do it!" So I just kept telling myself, "IT'S MENTAL, IT'S MENTAL!" When really I didn't think it was. I WAS REALLY HOT. The last part of the race went up and over the train tracks on University Ave. When I began running up I turned it on. I was in front of Whitney and Cami and couldn't see anything but the finish line. When we started going down the hill I was nervous, I kept repeating in my head "Please don't fall Michelle." Then apparently I crossed the finish line. And stopped running a little too quickly. After running 13.1 miles and stopping so fast we all felt like we were going to faint but Whit and Cam were doing better than I was. I couldn't keep my balance, and my face looked like a dead person. I could hear my mom freaking out and I remember saying "Mom, I'm fine." and she'd reply back "No you're not." Next thing I know people are shoving bananas in my face and energy gel stuff and I'm sitting there in a chair swaying back and forth...so close to passing out. Next thing I know I'm laying down and cold water is being poured all over me and ice packs are being shoved under my armpits and on my neck and on my belly and arms...basically everywhere. I had a temperature of 105.8. I knew I was hotter than normal! I was so embarrassed and kept thinking "oh my gosh why did this have to happen to me." My family was gathered around the first aid tent I was in and Mick and some of his family, they were all so worried, and I was so embarrassed. After they got my temperature down and got me to drink some gatorade and water I felt completely fine. I got up and got myself some free Magelby's Fresh french toast. Oh boy was it yummy.
After a long run my toes are always sore, but it's never too bad. My toes were feeling quite sore and when I took off my shoes and socks I found out why. My poor little second toe on my left foot was purple. I was quite scared when I looked at it. I couldn't believe something that ugly was attached to my body. It freaked me out. It hurts! The whole top of my little toe is basically a blood blister. Cami had gotten quite a few blisters and so had Dallin but I was the only lucky one to end with heat stroke and a purple toe :) lucky me.
Even though that experience doesn't sound too pleasant. It was. I enjoyed it, I really did. I completed the Provo City Half Marathon in 2 hours and 12 minutes in 50th place! Oh boy was I proud of myself.


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Being one of the frequently asked questions from interested parties who are seeking the possibilities to franchise with Yu Kids, we are adding this information page to those who would like to know the answers. The types of Franchise available for Yu Kids will be discussed subsequently as separate blog entries.
What is a Master Franchise or Country Distributorship?
This is the right presented to individuals or even businesses who will be interested to make investments by acquiring the privileges to sub franchise inside a country or a territory predetermined upon by the parties. This enables the master franchisee the opportunity to develop a considerable business within a relatively short period of time.
Is Master Franchise Available for Yu Kids?
The answer to this question is YES. In fact, this has already been applied to several countries. Usually, the first person or business entity who took up the product proceeds on proposing a roll out of installs in their country.
The franchisee who wishes to avail of this business opportunity would need to commit to a specified number of installs within an agreed time period.
How much time is given to the first client who wants to Master Franchise in his country?
A six (6) months' time frame may be available, from when their first install is open to take up the Master Distributorship for their country. Within this time, other people can still purchase and open YKPS in that country, however, the first one to open will have the option to become master distributor as long as they can meet the requirements.
What is the least number of installs per year that would secure the master franchise/distributor agreement for one country?
Depending on your Country's statistics, eight ( 8 ) locations per year might typically secure a Master Franchise or Distributor Agreement for your country. The installs can be a combination of large, medium and small installs of the Yu Kids Play System (YKPS).
What are the advantages of becoming a Master Franchisee or Country Distributor?
This particular form of financial commitment provides the entrepreneur the chance to take part in a business idea which has been completely developed. Moreover, by teaming up with the larger business, the master franchisee obtains support and knowledge as needed from the franchisor along with access to new systems.
All businesses who will purchase YKPS within that country will be buying from the Master Franchisee. Even though preliminary expenses are a tad higher, acquiring a master franchise license is the forerunner for further substantial growth potential compared to a standard franchise. Furthermore, the master franchisee generates revenue by keeping a share of the up-front fees in addition to recurring royalties that each franchisees pay for. Generally, the master franchisee may also acquire an override over a product which is distributed.
Being a master franchisee, you may be in a position to employ other people to assist you put together the business as an extra income source, while still working at your career or perhaps managing another business.
Are there countries with Yu Kids Master Franchise in place?
There are a number of countries with Master Franchise in place. Some businesses have ongoing negotiations with YKPS. If you would like to know whether your country is open for a Master Franchise opportunity, call Mobile Phone Number: +61 425764123 or email ben@yukids.com.au.
I would like to open a YKPS but I am not in Australia. Should I contact you or who do I contact?
Yu Kids Australia caters to other country inquiries. But for those countries we do not cater to, you can still complete our Yu Kids online form and we will make sure your inquiry will be forwarded to the right people and you will be contacted shortly.
The manufacturers of the YKPS reserve the right to modify or change the way they do business and/or award rights to Country sales, master franchise agreements or any of the above guide as listed above.


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Rahel's is Little Ethiopia's sole vegan restaurant. Owner Rahel Woldmedhin was the original founder of nearby Messob before opening her vegan eatery, which eschews imitation meat and instead focuses on vegetable-rich stews accompanied by injera. In addition to Yemisir Kik Wot (split lentil stew), Yeshiro Alicha (mild chick pea stew) and Yedinch Wot (potatoes stew), there's a nice selection of combination dishes that bring diners' favorites sides together. The best way to end the meal is with Rahel's vegan cheese cake—and perhaps a special Ethiopian juice, like telba (made from flax seed) or besso (made from barley).


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In his presentation he will be talking about one of the more unique "niche" type photography jobs, a movie and television set still photographer. He will cover the unique demands and rewards he faces and how new technology has made his job easier and in some ways better. He will also share some of the lessons he has learned throughout his career and how they can apply to other types of photography from weddings to corporate photography to news coverage.
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Say your vows in downtown Hartford, Connecticut at the city's perfect wedding venue: the Goodwin! Our exquisite event spaces, coordinating services, and on-site catering/dining makes us a wonderful place to hold a ceremony, reception, and associated festivities.
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Best Spanish Restaurant in Hartford, CT
Connecticut's capital city has no shortage of excellent dining on hand, and as it happens some of the very best happens right here within the walls of the Goodwin. You won't find more dynamic and creative Spanish-inspired cuisine in town than that served up daily at our very own Porrón & Piña!
Best Hotel Near Hartford Yard Goats
Call The Goodwin home here in Downtown Hartford, and you'll be less than a half-mile away from the home ballpark of the city's very own Double-A Minor League Baseball team.
We're referring, of course, to the Hartford Yard Goats, who've got a busy stretch of home stands at Dunkin' Donuts Park this spring. Come join us for boutique hospitality and some topnotch bat-and-ball action at The Goodwin!
Family Hotel for Trinity College Graduation
It's that time of year again: when the latest bright young crop of Trinity College graduates earn their degrees in front of some mighty proud friends and families. If you're going to be in town for the Trinity College commencement this May, we invite you to enjoy boutique accommodations just a hop, skip, and a jump from the ceremony here at The Goodwin!
We're only a few minutes from the Trinity College campus, and our guest rooms and suites offer some of the very finest lodgings in the Connecticut capital. We'd be proud to play a small but important part in your enjoyment of this very special weekend!
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Spring's casting its intoxicating spell here in the Connecticut capital, which makes it a wonderful time to indulge in our boutique hospitality here at The Goodwin! Whether you're here for business or pleasure, we thought we'd pull together some suggestions for local attractions absolutely ideal for a springtime visit.
The Elizabeth Park Conservancy
Hartford boasts one of the best-known historic gardens in the country: the "Flower of New England Parks," Elizabeth Park.
Elizabeth Park is a year-round destination for fresh-air strolls, given it's open each and every day of the year from dawn till dusk—and it doesn't cost a dime to enter! But certainly spring is one of the most thrilling times to wander the formal gardens that anchor its 101 acres.
Especially promising this time of year for early blooms are the Robert A. Prill Tulip Garden, the Perennial Garden, and the Julian & Edith Rock Garden. By the end of spring, Elizabeth Park's famous Rose Garden—the first municipal rose garden established in the country and still one of the very biggest—will be putting on its spectacular flower show, which typically starts to peak in mid-June.
(You can get a sense for the typical blooming calendar at Elizabeth Park right here, though the Elizabeth Park Conservancy's Facebook page is best for the most up-to-date news on what's blossoming.)
Bushnell Park
Another truly venerable Hartford greenspace, Bushnell Park ranks among the very oldest city parks in the U.S. Its elegant grounds make a beautiful walkabout in springtime, and the famous Bushnell Park Carousel—constructed in 1914—reopens this month for classic family fun. In May, meanwhile, the park's monthly historical tours and free interpretive tours of the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Arch start up.
The Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village
A tailormade family daytrip from The Goodwin, the Dinosaur Place at Nature's Art Village opened for the season earlier this month, which basically means its impressive menagerie of prehistoric beasts woke up for spring. Better than 40 full-size dinosaurs await your oohs and aahs along the 1.5-mile walking trail, among them Dilophosaurus, Euoplocephalus, and the skyscraping Brachiosaurus. Meanwhile, there's Mesozoic fun to be had at Monty's DINO-Sized Playground and the T. Rex Tower Playscape.
Connecticut Science Center
Join in on the fun at the Connecticut Science Center. Discover the world of science through multiple interactive activities and learn more about your body at the Real Bodies Exhibit, open from now until June 30th. This is a perfect experience for the entire family to enjoy.
Enjoy a Spring Getaway to The Goodwin
Come join us this spring in downtown Hartford, Connecticut at The Goodwin, where we'll treat you to the finest in boutique accommodations while you enjoy all the area has to offer this budding and blooming time of year!
Hotel for Upcoming Shows at the Bushnell
As a guest of ours here at The Goodwin, you've got more than one topnotch venue for live performance at your fingertips. One of the very best is the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, a fixture of Connecticut's capital since 1930.
As usual, there are some fantastic shows on tap for the Bushnell's William H. Mortensen Hall (its original structure) as well as its Maxwell M. and Ruth R. Belding Theater. Here are a few of the springtime shows you might want to take in—calling our boutique hospitality just a few blocks from the Bushnell your home base for the occasion!
Hartford Symphony Orchestra: Vaughn Williams & Mendelsson (April 12th-14th)
As part of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra's 2018-2019 Masterworks Series, Carolyn Kuan will conduct a stirring program featuring Vaughan Williams' Fantasia on "Greensleeves" and Dona nobis pacem as well as Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 2, Op. 52a. The performances take place April 12th through the 14th at the Belding Theater.
Whose Live Anyway? (April 13th)
Get ready for some quick-thinking, spontaneously composed hilarity at Whose Live Anyway?, coming to Mortensen Hall on April 13th. Greg Proops, Dave Foley, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray will improvise a 90-minute comedy show based on suggestions from the audience. You'll have the opportunity to contribute to the onstage improve—and maybe actually join it!
Shen Yun (April 20th)
Coming to Mortenson Hall on April 20th, Shen Yun evokes thousands of years of Chinese history and folklore through stunning dance and music.
Patti Smith & Her Band (April 27th)
A stone-cold legend of rock-and-roll takes the stage at Mortensen Hall on April 27th: the poet, author, rocker, and punk priestess Patti Smith. It's a rare chance to see Smith—known these days not only for such iconic albums as Horses but also her hugely successful memoirs Just Kids (2010) and M Train (2015)—in action right here in Hartford.
Check out the complete schedule of upcoming shows at the Bushnell Center for Performing Arts here.
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The Bushnell Center for Performing Arts is a Hartford (and a Connecticut) treasure, and we hope you'll call The Goodwin—just a hop, skip, and a jump from the theater doorstep—your luxurious boutique headquarters for a concert or stage show this spring. Consider making it a full night out with dinner at our very own Porrón & Piña before the show!
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He says that in John Chapter 10, but how much of a reality is that for you and for me?
A recent survey found that one of people's greatest frustrations was finding a balance in life. This was particularly among working people, but the suggestion was it was common among others too.
How hard it is, they suggest to balance all the demands of life; work, family, leisure, maintaining the home, sleep even.
It's possibly even harder for Christians, cos there's also God, church and voluntary work to add to the equation – sounds like a tall order!
But, is that really the right way of thinking about it?
A Christian is a disciple, a follower; an apprentice of Jesus. Is he something to add in to our busy lives; is God just one more part of the complex jigsaw of life?
Or is he actually the picture itself?
Is life about struggling to find a pattern of life which God can fit in to, or is God actually the foundation of life itself?
Does God offer to us a big picture, a model or pattern of life which can help us find a holistic, healthy balance so that we honour him: So that we can live the life Jesus intends when he says he comes to bring us life in all its fullness?
The answer is yes – the pattern we find in Jesus own life is a pattern which is all about how to balance the different relationships in life.
So, we see a balance of life, of relationships which can form the basic pattern for the life of a follower of Jesus.
In – building meaningful relationships with fellow believers with whom we can share our spiritual journeys and support each other in love (And of course, Jesus said that by our love for one another we would be known as His). Building community – something which in fact the world is very hungry for!
Out – developing loving friendships with people in the wider world, serving the world as Jesus did.
In the centre is a kind of pendulum and it swings through our lives, through a year, month, week and day between work and rest, between times of growth and times of pruning…..
So, there are all sorts of factors involved in living the life God has in mind for us.
But it's crucial that the church needs to help all of us find a way of living whole lives as followers of Jesus and that will include life on our frontlines, it will include work and family and leisure time. It will include times of activity and times of rest…..
But the triangle is I think where we need to start.
So how can we begin to live this out in our lives and in our church?
1.Gathered worship: Meeting together, as the Bible tells us, is essential to our lives as Christians.
Following Jesus can really only be done with others. Developing spiritual disciplines such as regularly gathering together (often on Sundays) ; encouraging each other, offering ourselves to God, learning and receiving from Him and being ready for the week ahead.
This can be challenging as there are so many demands on our time but I genuinely believe and the evidence shows that it's incredibly beneficial for us if we are to grow as people and as Jesus' followers.
2. In Community: In addition to gathered worship it's crucial we develop our relationships with one another in other contexts; where we can find support and a chance to learn and grow together.
For some this will be in our Home Groups which consist of 6 to 10 people meeting fortnightly during the day time.
We recognise that a regular group on an evening is very difficult for many people to fit into lives which are already extremely busy. Something more convenient is needed and comes in the form of our Life Groups. These groups which we'll launch after Easter this year will consist of 3 or 4 people meeting once a month at a time which is convenient to them all. These groups may be made up of 2 couples or 3 or 4 individuals and may meet over a meal, over coffee or at the pub.
All these groups will be resourced by the church with materials and a suggested structure which enables members to think about their lives as followers of Jesus.
3.In our daily lives: We each have Frontlines; places where God has put us to live out the life of a follower of Jesus. This may be at work, in our families, in our neighbourhoods, in our leisure activities and most likely a combination! There are things God calls us together to do as a family of Jesus followers too.
Gathering as a whole church family and in small groups is a great support to living balanced lives as Jesus people in the busy, often stressful world we inhabit today.
There've been 2 noticeable shifts in emphasis in the church as a whole over the last 10 to 15 years, maybe longer – one has been a popular rediscovery of some of the ancient spiritual practices of Christians through history and the other is a desire to intentionally follow Jesus and to pattern our lives after his life.


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Man missing since last month accused of killing hunter in Pine Hill
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Barnegat Police asks residents to lock doors amid search for a robbery suspect
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Camden officials seek public input on downtown street improvements
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Child shot in Camden recuperating as police arrest three men
The child was shot shortly after 9 p.m. Friday in the city's Centerville neighborhood. The police chief called it 'an appalling act of violence.' More
A man was 'scared to go home due to covid.' So he spent three months living in Chicago airport, prosecutors say
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Aditya Singh survived in part on food given to him by other passengers, grew out his beard, lectured travelers about Buddhism and Hinduism, and attempted to evade scrutiny by wearing an airport worker's identification badge.
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Millionaire Howard Hughes sets a transcontinental air record by flying his monoplane from Los Angeles to Newark, N. J., in 7 hours, 28 minutes and 25 seconds.
Phoenix Police Department looking for woman missing since Jan. 7
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Phoenix police are searching for Esther Tahake, who was last seen in the area of Seventh Street south of the Salt River in downtown Phoenix.
6 children ejected in 3-vehicle crash in Tonopah
A three-vehicle crash resulted in the ejection of six children and closed Interstate 10 near Tonopah on Monday evening.
Coronavirus surge increases strain on funeral homes: 'Our morgues are too full'
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The COVID-19 Pandemic continues to take its toll. A Los Angeles funeral home is turning away dozens of families a day, meanwhile, a Texas funeral home is up 300 percent in the last six months.
Four people In Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains region were hurt Monday evening in a series of shootings, officials said.


If you blog for business or pleasure, being able to update your WordPress site while on the road can be a godsend. So much potential working time is lost while commuting to work, traveling to new destinations or simply while being out of the house, with or without an internet connection.
So with that in mind, this post should give you some tips on how to get started with mobile blogging and be able to post to and manage your WordPress site while on the go.
While modern netbooks and ultrabooks are ideal for those who are travelling and still want the ability to keep their WordPress blogs up to date, some users demand even more portability. For those users, mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, along with the right apps and accessories can still enable lightweight travellers to update their sites while on the road.
A Bluetooth keyboard allows a compatible smartphone or tablet to be turned into a portable posting machine thanks to the improved method of entering text. While taking one of these accessories in your day bag is going to mean giving up some space, they do weight a lot less than a laptop.
Make sure you check your phone or tablet is capable of outputting to a monitor before purchasing one of these cables.
If you're taking your laptop with you while on your travels, you can install a blog publishing application before you setoff. These applications, such as Windows Live Writer, allow you to compose your posts while offline for publishing at a later date, when an internet connection is available.
Many bloggers use them to compose their posts, even when they have an internet connection, thanks to their rich feature set and ease of use. Live Writer isn't the only desktop blog publishing client out there but it is a good option.
If you don't have your laptop with you then the apps below for mobile devices can allow you to achieve the same goal.
When it comes to logging into your WordPress site's dashboard while out and about, using one of the official WordPress apps for your mobile device is a good idea.
View the other official mobile apps for WordPress. These apps also allow you to post while offline and create drafts for your ideas and inspirations for future posts while on the road.
While WordPress does allow for email posting out of the box, the process of setting up this feature can be much simplified, as well enabling enhanced functionality by using the Jetpack plugin and its ability to post to your blog from any email client.
There are a few steps involved in the setup process such as linking your website with your WordPress.com account and enabling email posting for each user that wants the ability to do so. However, the setup is much less elaborate than the standard WordPress settings for posting by email.
Once this feature has been enabled in Jetpack, you will be given an email to which you can send your blog posts. You can also include formatting in your emails which will be used in your posts. Single image attachments will be inserted into the posts and multiple image attachments will be turned into galleries.
Set the post status: publish, draft, pending, etc.
Plus a range of other things you can do with shortcodes.
This is a really great tool that those on the move will appreciate whether they are sending in quick post outlines from their mobiles or directly from an email client, saving them the need to load up and login to their WordPress site.
If inspiration strikes when you are out on the road, then being able to make a note of post ideas or not, can mean the difference between writing a post with the potential to go viral and sitting at a blank screen for hours trying to come up with another good idea.
While typing a quick note in your favourite note taking app is one solution, it isn't always possible. On those actions recording a quick voice note can be an ideal way to ensure any brainwaves aren't missed and lost in the ether.
Google Analytics: gAnalytics for Android currently has a better user rating than the official Google app so is well worth checking out. Apple users can now get their hands on a KISSMetrics Google Analytics app for their devices.
Image Editing: if you want to upload photos and images to your blog posts while mobile blogging then the premium Photoshop for Android and iOS might be just what you need. For those looking for a free solution, Photo Editor seems to rule the roost on Google's platform while Apple users can enjoy apps like Crop for Free and Photo Editor.
Mobile Word Processor: some low cost and free options for both mobile platforms include iA Writer and Kingsoft Office.
Hopefully now you are ready to overcome some of the obstacles that might've been stopping from blogging and working on your WordPress sites while away from home.
If you've got any tips for working on the road, when with or without an internet connection, please share them by leaving a comment below.


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Cellmass is one of BSN's longest standing products alongside NO-Xplode and Nitrix. Cellmass was the first supplement which provided creatine with nitric oxide enhancing ingredients with the intention of enhancing the body's uptake and use of creatine where it matters most - around the workout.
Since the original version BSN have improved the Cellmass formula by incorporating creatine hcl (made famous by the supplement con-cret) as well as adding in the extremely fast digesting whey protein hydrolysate to act both as an anabolic signal and to expedite recovery after your workout. Add in some glutamine, a popular amino acid favoured by bodybuilders seeking to limit the breakdown of muscle caused by stress and the new Cellmass 2.0 offers a few different avenues to get the results users crave from their creatine product.
Predator Nutrition Cellmass 2.0 Review BSN's Cellmass product has been around for longer than any other post-workout supplement we carry but BSN have constantly sought to improve the formula, removing ingredients that have been shown to be ineffective such as creatine ethyl ester, and replacing them with some of the exciting new ingredients discovered in the past decade such as Cellmass 2.0's inclusion of Con-Cret®. Cellmass 2.0 provides 50 servings and with whey protein hydrolysate as the primary ingredient, the formula is quite comprehensive. The only potential criticism of the Cellmass 2.0 formula is that many will find the protein content a little low for a post-workout formula and may need to combine this with a protein shake. For someone looking for an all-round supplement which provides high quality forms of creatine, glutamine and insulin sensitising compounds then Cellmass 2.0 makes for a good choice.


A fresh batch of screenshots for Halo 5: Guardians have just surfaced onto the internet after Microsoft's Gamescom 2015 briefing, which was a big one for Halo 5: Guardians as it featured many new announcements inducing premium hardware for the game. The custom designed hardware for Halo 5: Guardians features a custom designed Xbox One console, controller and some neat looking officially licensed ASTRO A40+MixAmp M80 Halo 5: Guardians Edition headset. All of these feature a special chrome and metallic blue finish. You can check out this amazing Halo 5 custom hardware here.
Easily being one of the most popular upcoming Xbox One exclusive video games, Halo 5: Guardians has lots of anticipation attached to it and the beta testing has provided some positive feedback aswell. Gamescom 2015 featured a multiplayer gameplay video trailer for the game where two teams battled it out in front of the massive crowd. The game truly looks spectacular and today we have some amazing Campaign mode screenshots to share with our readers. These screenshots are in Full and Quad HD, and you can check them out below.
Halo 5: Guardians looks amazing and is ripe for release. We just hope that come October 27, the fans get a stable and optimized game. With that being said, stay tuned for more updates on Halo 5: Guardians and do share your views with us in the comments section.


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Americans Remembering Vietnam … The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
Posted by Wendy Stanley 16sc on March 10, 2020
Carried to the wall (University of California Press, 1998) by Kristin Ann Hass is an exploration of how Americans come to terms with the memory of losses experienced by our participation in the Vietnam War. In order to examine this in detail, Hass explores the creation and ensuing response to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., arguing that the memorial changed the way we experience national loss, and how we actively participate in cultural mourning.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, which Hass dubs the Wall in her book, was created in 1982 as a memorial to the 58,000 men and women who lost their lives or were missing in the Vietnam conflict. Now a national memorial run by the National Park Service, the Wall is free to visitors and is open 24/7, 365 days a year. [Continued by clicking the link below the image]
The Wall is a black granite structure that forms an elongated V-shape wall. Designed at the time by Yale architecture student Maya Lin, the Wall proved controversial because of its simplicity. At this memorial, you will find no statuary of young American soldiers or heroic prose, no images of combat. One can't help but compare it to the Korean War Memorial in D.C., which features 19 haunting soldiers made from stainless steel appearing to float through a rice paddy, wearing ponchos as protection from the cold and rain of Korean battle. The memorial feels poignant and deeply personal compared to the stark black granite walls of the Wall. The difference in the memorials is stark.
Hass argues that the unusual design of the Wall, and the controversial response to it, contributed to a change in the way America memorializes our fallen, and that the Wall will reflect fluidity in marking loss as old generations pass and new generations stand before it. After the opening the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, visitors began leaving physical things behind as signs of respect and offerings to the fallen. From bottles of beer to medals and everything in between, including personal notes and toilet paper, items large and small were left and all have been saved by park staff as a spontaneous collection of material culture. "Together," Hass writes, "all of these things are a potent testament to the will of these people to make their mark in this conversation about the war, the bodies, and the nation." Hass argues that leaving something at the wall is a communication act, a form of speech. Visitors want to be heard through their offerings.
What changed, then, for mourners and the nation by the creation of the Wall in 1982? The long physical structure of the wall encourages things to be left. It feels like a grave, in a geographic sense, Hass argues. Statuary doesn't feel that way. Statuary doesn't encourage the leaving of mementoes. At the Wall, "national pride, the names of the dead, and personal mementoes are refigured in the making of public memory of American's longest war," says Hass.
She then takes us on a journey through the ages of funerary practices, especially for battles and wars and those lost in them, from Ancient Rome and Egypt on up through the Civil War and into the 20th century. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, argues Hass, does not celebrate the nation. "It turns, for substance, to the names of the dead … it opens up the space for people to claim the memorial as their own with personal and public offerings, and to make themselves part of the process of defining the nation."
I myself visited the Wall in 2015. What I remember about that tour of D.C. is loving the Korean War memorial and being indifferent to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. Not disrespectful, just not engaged. The black granite wall left no impression on me, no desire to consider the conflict for further answers or reflection. I felt that way, however, with the beautiful soldiers that appeared to slink by me for eternity at the Korean War memorial. I took several pictures of the Korean memorial and none of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
The conversation about Vietnam, writes Hass, "is impassioned and unfinished, and gives us tremendous opportunity to witness the process of Americans struggling to make meanings of, to make sense of, the Vietnam War and all of its difficult and complicated legacies." She believes that people carrying their things to the Wall are "answering, and asking, questions about society's obligations to its soldiers."
Any memorial that serves to honor the fallen and ask the living to question our choices that send our nation to war, and send good men and women to battle (and possibly to an early death), deserves respectful contemplation and ongoing care.
Stock photography: Vietnam Veterans War Memorial, Washington, D.C.
One of my photos of the Korean War Memorial, Washington, D.C. 2015


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South Western students explore slam poetry
In front of an auditorium packed with the entire eighth grade class, 24 students, two selected from each language arts class, performed slam poetry.
South Western students explore slam poetry In front of an auditorium packed with the entire eighth grade class, 24 students, two selected from each language arts class, performed slam poetry. Check out this story on eveningsun.com: https://evesun.co/1TzmqmS
Dustin B Levy, dlevy@eveningsun.com Published 8:43 p.m. ET April 28, 2016 | Updated 8:44 p.m. ET April 28, 2016
Two students from each Language Arts class participated in this year's poetry slam at Emory H. Markle Intermediate School on Thursday.(Photo: Dustin Levy, The Evening Sun)Buy Photo
Cancer. Social media. Donald Trump.
These were just some of the topics eighth grade students at Emory H. Markle Intermediate School spoke about during the school's fifth annual poetry slam. In front of an auditorium packed with the entire eighth-grade class, 24 students, two selected from each language arts class, performed slam poetry.
"We've had a lot of kids that have difficult situations that they live with and they're able to use poetry to cope with it a little bit," said Greg McElwain, a language arts teacher at the school. "We have some kids that have some amazing senses of humor, and they use this as a stand-up comedy time."
Sometimes personal and sometimes comedic, the students recited their poems in front of a group of judges, including Hanover's Poet Laureate, Bitsy Sanders.
The judges awarded Thomas Chick second place for his poem "My Old Man" and Destiny King first place for her poem "Dear Depression."
"Everything that we see is impressive, and the kids make it so much fun," McElwain said.
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There is self-interest; then, the interest of the third party; or perhaps on behalf of the interests of you, the second person. Whatever the interests involved, for some odd reason, it is the "self-interested party" that raises an ire of suspicion, a pause devolving with a wrinkled eyebrow, a frown or a furtive look of concern.
Thus, of the old adage that a person who represents his or her own interests may be deemed a fool —but not because of any fervency of advocacy, or even a question of competence, necessarily; rather, it is because of the loss of objectivity that is perpetrated by failing to be able to step back and review one's circumstances with disinterested dispassion.
For Federal employees and U.S. Postal workers who suffer from a medical condition such that the medical condition prevents the Federal or Postal employee from performing one or more of the basic elements of one's Federal job, the concern about whose interests are being looked after, and whether or not what you are doing is in the "best interests" of the client involved — you — should always be one of concern.
You may well be the best person who looks after your own interests — for, surely the one who has the most to gain or lose is the one who will look after those interests. However, the reason why representing one's self in a Federal Disability Retirement application, whether the Federal or Postal employee is under FERS, CSRS or CSRS Offset, is often an unwise move, is because the loss of objectivity cannot always be overcome by the medical evidence presented to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management.
It may well be appropriate to write an impassioned letter in declaring one's love for someone; or even a heartfelt declaration using many adjectives and adverbs in conveying condolences or an apology; but when one is beset with a medical condition and is trying simultaneously to manage one's medical conditions while describing it for purposes of trying to obtain OPM Disability Retirement benefits — it may be too difficult to unravel the double helix of self-interested entanglement in order to attain a needed level of objectivity in the matter.
That is why interests self-directed, especially when pursuing a Federal Disability Retirement annuity, would best be left in the capable hands of an attorney who specializes in preparing, formulating and filing an effective Federal Disability Retirement application, to be filed with OPM.
Aristotle's unmoved mover is an interesting conceptual posit: it is based upon the cohesive compromise between the Pre-Socratics as paradigmatic examples encapsulated by Parmenides and Heraclitus – of the universe as seen in a singular "oneness" as opposed to embroiled in constant flux and change.
The unmoved mover consolidates into a synergistic compromise the pendulum between the two extremes: Here is the apex of perfection representing unchangeableness, surrounded by the universe of flux and constant metamorphosis striving towards that paradigm of perfection; and so the world of alteration and the oneness of the infinite are balanced in a yin-yang of a complete whole.
Within this universe of the immovable and inconstancy reflects the types of individuals roaming the world – of the indecisive and hollow man without a moral compass, to the principled and uncompromising stalwart whom some would characterize as narrow-minded and radical in holding extremist views unshaken by cultural alterations and daily vicissitudes of undermined normative paradigms.
But history portends of change, and it is the mounds of human detritus that combine to reveal that flux is the foundation of successful adaptation for survival in Nature, as well as in human society – of business models that must follow the trends of cultural metamorphosis, to the embracing of a changing society and structures of sociological tremors throughout. Yes, having principles to abide by is important; but Man is neither perfect like the Unmoved Mover, nor touching upon the residue of angels and gods who pride in the near-perfection of heavenly bodies.
The immovable individual – while principled and relied upon for foundational support – is often the one left behind because when life clashes with the ivory tower of conceptual constructs, not moving is tantamount to seppuku – the traditional honor-killing by disembowelment by the samurai.
That is often the problem with life, living and beliefs that one clings to; and for the Federal employee and U.S. Postal worker who has a view that one's Federal or Postal career path must by necessity strive towards the Unmoved Mover, the problem is when a medical condition begins to prevent the Federal or Postal worker from performing one or more of the essential elements of one's Federal or Postal positional duties.
Federal employees and U.S. Postal workers often will continue to work until it is detrimental to his or her own self-interest – i.e., to the cost of one's health.
Yes, having a paradigm of principled beliefs is important, and yes, living by a moral compass can maintain the important foundation for integrity, loyalty, uprightness and reflecting all that is good in human nature. But when reality clashes with principle – as when one's view of working for "the mission of the agency" or for the good of the U.S. Postal Service begins to contradict one's medical condition, then it is time to consider preparing, formulating and filing for Federal Disability Retirement benefits, whether the Federal employee or U.S. Postal worker is under FERS, CSRS or CSRS Offset, and not worry too much about being the immovable individual whose paradigm as reflected in how Aristotle's Unmoved Mover may – while being a stalwart of perfection – be left behind in the dustbin of history's irrelevant collection of ideas showing the vaunted state of angels no longer believed in, and gods removed because of the errors of myths and fantasies once created to tell the narrative of human folly.


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Professor Alan M. Dershowitz is a Brooklyn native who has been called "the nation's most peripatetic civil liberties lawyer" and one of its "most distinguished defenders of individual rights," "the best-known criminal lawyer in the world," "the top lawyer of last resort." He has been named America's most "public Jewish Defender," -- "the Jewish state's lead attorney in the court of public opinion." He is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law, Emeritus, at Harvard Law School. Dershowitz, a graduate of Brooklyn College and Yale Law School, joined the Harvard Law School faculty at age 25 – the youngest in the school's history -- and became an Emeritus professor after 50 years of teaching and 10,000 students.
Dershowitz has been called the "winningest" criminal lawyer in modern history and has argued hundreds of appeals in courts throughout the nation. He has won the vast majority of his homicide cases and has never lost a client to the death penalty. He continues to consult actively on both transnational and domestic criminal and civil liberty cases. He continues to devote half of his practice to pro bono cases and causes.
His writing has been praised by Truman Capote, Saul Bellow, William Styron, David Mamet, Aharon Appelfeld, A.B. Yehoshua, Elie Wiesel, Richard North Patterson, Steven Pinker and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. More than a million of his books—translated in many languages -- have been sold worldwide.
He has also been the recipient of numerous honorary doctor degrees and academic awards including a Guggenheim Fellowship for his work on human rights, a fellowship at The Center for the Advanced Study of Behavioral Sciences and several Dean's Awards for his books.
He is married to Carolyn Cohen, a Ph.D. psychologist. He has three children, one a film producer, one a lawyer for the Women's Basketball Association and one a professional actor. He also has two grandchildren, one a college senior at Harvard and the other on the way to medical school.


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Die Bibliothek ausgewählter Werke der Sowjetliteratur war eine deutschsprachige Buchreihe mit Übersetzungen von Sowjetliteratur aus dem Russischen, die in Moskau im Verlag für fremdsprachige Literatur erschien. Die Reihe erschien von Ende der 1940er Jahre bis in die späten 1950er Jahre und wurde zum Teil über DDR-Verlage vertrieben. Einige Werke sind mehrbändig. Einige Bände erschienen in weiteren Ausgaben.

Bände (Auswahl)
Die folgende Übersicht erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Aktualität oder Vollständigkeit (das angegebene Jahr entspricht nicht in allen Fällen dem Ersterscheinungsjahr):

 Bahnbrecher. Granin, Daniil. 1958
 Der Fischersohn. Lācis, Vilis. 1955
 Werchowina, Land der Berge ... Tevelev, Matvej G.[1955]
 Die Shurbins. Kočetov, Vsevolod A. 1954
 Fünfzehn Lieder. Isakovskij, Michail V. 1954
 Die neunte Woge. Ėrenburg, Ilʹja. 1954, 2. Aufl.
 Das Wunderland Murawia. Tvardovskij, Aleksandr Trifonovič. 1953
 Nordlicht. Nikitin, Nikolaj N. 1953 (1955, 2. Ausg.)
 Der stille Don: Roman in vier Büchern. Michail A. Šolochov. 1954
 Studenten. Trifonov, Jurij. 1953
 Tschapajew. Furmanov, Dmitrij A. 1953 (1955)
 Wie der Stahl gehärtet wurde. Ostrovskij, Nikolaj A. 1953, 2. Ausg.
 Abai. Äuezov, Mūhtar. 1953
 Alitet geht in die Berge. Semuškin, Tichon 1952, 2. Aufl.
 Aisoltan aus dem Lande des weissen Goldes. Kerbabaev, Berdi. 1952
 Lyrische Gedichte. Ščipačev, Stepan P. 1952
 Die Malachitschatulle. Märchen aus dem Ural. Bažov, Pavel P. 1952 (1960 Neuausg.)
 Ein ungewöhnlicher Sommer. Fedin, Konstantin. 1950
 Fern von Moskau. Ažaev, Vasilij N. 1952, 2. Aufl.
 Peter der Erste. Tolstoj, Aleksej N. 1949, 1950
 Frühe Freuden. Fedin, Konstantin. 1948 (1950)
 Die Bernsteinkette. Pogodin, Nikolai. 1960

Siehe auch
 Sowjetliteratur (Zeitschrift)

Weblinks
 worldcat.org

Einzelnachweise und Fußnoten

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Literatur (Deutsch)
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Beziehungen zwischen der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik und der Sowjetunion

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