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Save 20% on order over $100 and $4 international shipping at DBH
by Andy on June 27, 2013
Cheap international shipping is one of those things that only I seem to get excited about, probably because it feels as if I spend half my life waiting for packages coming from China and the US, crossing my fingers that they might scrape through customs without a charges, so when us international guys get a break with shipping charges it's a real relief. DBH are currently offering $4 to post a shirt, which is actually less than I can pay to send one to a HYA shop customer in the UK, so it's quite the deal. Of course you'll still have to worry about import taxes, but it could be worse.
If you're a big spender you can make a saving too, getting 20% off a $100+ spend with the coupon code SUMMER20, and there's no noted expiry on that so I would assume it's live until the leaves start to turn. Shoppers picking up a smaller order can still save 10% with the coupon code DBH10 so at least they haven't forgotten about the little guys.
30% off everything at DBH for Memorial Day
by Andy on May 24, 2013
30% off at DBH is a pretty big discount, knocking shirts down from their normal price of $22 to $15.49, nice!
Use the coupon code DBHFREEDOM to receive the discount until May 28th.
Get 30% off at Design By Humans for Memorial Day Weekend
Use the coupon code DBHfreedom to get 30% off everything in store at DBH (not just the collective artists, I'm using the image above to show that our very own Mr. Four Fingers are now part of the collective), which amounts to more than 1500 graphic tees, so if you can't find something that you like in there, well… you must have exceptionally high standards. The code will be live until May 28th, presumably midnight PST. DBH won't be announcing this code until tomorrow on their site but it is live now (or at least very soon) so you can get a jump start on the hordes.
DBH Discharge – Hands On Review
by Matt on May 7, 2013
I recently received a couple tees from Design By Humans, specifically two that they used discharge inks for. If you're not familiar, discharge is a special type of ink/screen printing process that basically dyes the fabric of the shirt, instead of laying ink on top of it, so it leaves almost no feel on the print.
Craig Watkins (you probably know him as Wotto), the Art Director over at DBH, sent me two of their discharge tees. "Lost" by carbine and a DBH logo shirt that they've been giving out for free at different events around the country. Lost depicts a skeleton astronaut being attacked by some sort of multi-legged space creature, all done in neon inks. Neon discharge inks! This design recently took 3rd place in the Bright Futures Neon Tee contest and just a few days ago was named as one of DBH's "Top 5 Best Illustrative Tees".
Ok…so on to the print. The beauty of discharge is that the print has virtually no feel at all. It's as if you're just wearing a blank shirt, but you get the awesome bonus of having an incredible design printed on it. And not only is this one super soft and bright, cause of the neon discharge inks, but super big as well. As you can see, it pretty much takes up the entire front of the t-shirt.
Not surprisingly, Design By Hümans has impressed me yet again. They're always taking that next step and improving their game, putting out the biggest, brightest, softest, and best prints around. Every time I receive one of their shirts in the mail, it looks even better than it does on the website. Do yourself a favor and check them out if you haven't yet.
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Limited Edition – Mine Shaft 4 at Design By Humans [Submitted]
by Andy on February 28, 2013
In November of 2007 this outstanding design "Mine Shaft 4 – Gold Found" was originally printed by Design By Humans and it has been Sold Out for years. Today on the 27th day of February 2013 Design By Humans has brought this classic back as a Limited Edition tee.
This time printed with metallic inks on a heather charcoal blank. Amazingly soft, unique and cool style. Graphic elements collide and make for a graphic designers dream tee. Check out the cool hidden skeleton details and add this classic tee to your wardrobe.
The shirt is about a tragic even of a Gold Miner that finally found his gold but was not able to get out of the mine due to a cave in that buried him alive. The 4 represents the number of the mine shaft and the X represents that the mine shaft was closed due to the horrific events. The gold nugget near the skeleton was the one piece of treasure that this miner had risked his life for and lost. Hidden things in the design – Skeleton, a helmet, broken shovel, pick hammer, 3 sticks of dynamite, the number 13, and the gold nugget.
Andy: This submission was sent in after 10pm yesterday, so there was no chance that I was going to be able to post it on the day (although I'd put it in the daily roundup anyway). Fortunately it is still available at DBH, but at $20 instead of the first-day price of $15.
Buy Two Get One Free at DBH this weekend
Review: Design By Hümans Collective
by Matt on February 8, 2013
The DBH Collective was launched a few months ago and is now in full swing. According to it's tagline from their site, the collective is: "Tees that illustrate your lifestyle, by a group of epic artists from around the globe, printed on whatever color you'd like." It is exactly that, and more.
For as long as I've been following the online graphic t-shirt world, which is almost five years now, I've always considered Design By Hümans to be one of the best players in the game. Super soft and comfortable tees, incredible artwork from all the best artists, and massive screen prints that are executed perfectly. What more could you want?
More designs on more colors, obviously. And the DBH Collective is giving you just that. When it first rolled out, there were about 20 different artists included in the collective. Now there are over 55! I haven't counted how many designs each artist has in their store, but the total number is surely a lot. And each of those being available on multiple different colors make the possibilities endless.
The Creative Directior of DBH, Mr. Craig Watkins aka Wotto, was nice enough to send me some samples of this new collective to check them out for this review. I'll admit that I definitely had my doubts when DBH first announced they were doing DTG printing. As I mentioned, I consider them one of the best when it comes to screen printing, so I kind of thought it was a step down for them to start with DTG. But not surprisingly, they pulled it off bigger and better than anyone else. The shirts I received are easily the best DTG prints I've ever seen.
The first shirt I received was "The Baboon" by Mr-Nicolo. This bold and colorful print came to me on a black 100% cotton DBH Premium Tee. While I mentioned that the DBH Collective designs are all available on multiple colors, there are a few exceptions and this is one of them. The Baboon is only available on black. I would assume it's probably because it doesn't look as good on other colors, and further, the design itself contains a few of the colors that they offer for other DBH Collective pieces. Regardless, it looks great on black and the print is huge. As you can see, it takes up almost the entire front of the tee. Granted, I do wear a small and they probably don't make the prints bigger for larger sizes, but that is a possibility. I'll have to find out. Not only is the print big, but super soft. Even softer than a standard screen print, because of the DTG process they're using for this collection.
The next shirt I received was a piece by wotto himself, "An Ode To Wild Things 2″. This design depicts two characters from a book (and now a movie) we're all familiar with. The main character Max, in his boat, atop one of the wild things! This one was sent to me on a turquoise shirt, which I think was the perfect choice for this beautiful illustration. Again, the print is very large and super soft.
So if it wasn't obvious, I highly recommend checking out the DBH Collective. Tons of never-before-seen designs on new colors, and you get to choose what combination you like. Wotto and the huge group of awesome artists over at Design By Hümans are always doing new and great things, and this is just another one to add to the list. What will they come up with next?
15% off funny t-shirts at Design By Humans until February 28th
by Andy on January 24, 2013
When you think of DBH you tend not to think about them having a bunch of funny designs in their catalogue, but they do, and they are quite funny with having to fall into the "dumb joke on a shirt" category." They're offering 15% off their selection of funny t-shirt until the end of February with the coupon code DBHFUNFEB. If you don't feel the need to show how funny you are through the medium of t-shirts, but would rather pick up one of their arty offerings, the coupon code 13DBH5 will get you 5% off anything in store all year round.
Top Tees from DBH in 2012 [Submitted]
by Andy on January 8, 2013
What does it take to be a top seller? Sure wit, excellent illustration, and a trend setting design make the best shirts. This year top sellers are the most eye catching t shirts you will find online. These are graphic tees represent and imaginative world from hip to shoulder. The creative concepts in these shirts were design leaders in being the best for their trends. These are the best shirts for a variety of subjects, like boldest shirt, best zombie, coolest shirt, innovative music shirts and overall creative design ideas. Let's give it up for this years top sellers at DBH.
Andy: I think the fact that that bear shirt was one of their top tees for the year shows how much of a disconnect there is between their audience and me.
Design By Humans pick their Best t-shirts of 2012
by Andy on December 18, 2012
The staff over at DBH have got together to pick their favourite shirts that were released this year, and they've chosen a zombie tee as the #1 pick after they noticed that The Walking Dead was pretty popular. Frankly, I don't even remember this shirt and wouldn't really want to wear it, but clearly they and I are different people. They also picked a few other favourites that you can find after the jump.
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Buy 2 tees get 1 free at Design By Humans
by Andy on November 22, 2012
Use the coupon code SCOREBIG to get a 3rd shirt for free and free US shipping when you buy 2 shirts at DBH. I'm not 100% sure but I think that this might be DBH's Black Friday and Cyber Monday deal, so I suspect that this coupon will expire at midnight on Monday.
Design By Hümans announces hoodies!!
by Matt on November 8, 2012
I've been waiting for this day since I first discovered Design By Hümans in 2008. They're now making hoodies! And even better, they're zip-up! Right now there are 5 designs available, but I'm sure they'll be releasing more soon. According to their site, the hoodies are 100% cotton and priced at $49. It currently says they're all on backorder…so we'll have to see what happens with that.
Anyway, DBH hoodies!
Design By Hümans launches the DBH Collective
by Matt on September 17, 2012
Design By Hümans has just announced their newest project, the DBH Collective. This select group of artists and designers all have their own personal store front at designbyhumans.com that includes never before seen designs on a wide range of colors.
How do they do that you ask? Direct to Garment printing. For those unfamiliar, DTG printing is a more cost effective way to print a one-off shirt. So if the customer wants design X on shirt color Y, DBH will use their DTG printers to do such without the more expensive and longer process of screen printing. DTG printing essentially uses a modified inkjet printer to print the design directly onto a t-shirt. The biggest time saver is that all the colors are printed at once as opposed to separate screens for each color when screen printing.
This is a great opportunity for artists and fans alike, the artists being able to showcase more of their designs (and on different color shirts) and the fans being able to buy them. What's missing? Those gigantic all over prints that we've come to love from DBH. The DTG printing does limit the size and placement of the artwork, so the majority of the designs have a front-center placement with a limited print size. Though, according to some discussion at the DBH Forum, the photos in the Collective stores are only mock ups and the actual prints are much larger. The photos below are of actual prints from DBH Collective designs, not mock ups.
In the coming weeks, I will be receiving and reviewing some shirts from the DBH Collective. I'm very curious to see them, being a huge fan of DBH and their very much above average screen printing abilities.
30% off at Design By Hümans
by Matt on September 3, 2012
Design By Hümans is currently offering 30% off your entire order with coupon code "DBHGOLD". You also have the chance to win 10 DBH tees if you get a golden ticket in your order. I can't find an end date to this sale anywhere…so take advantage of it while it lasts!
Free shipping at Desgin By Hümans for back to school
by Matt on August 3, 2012
From now through September 10th, Design By Hümans if offering FREE domestic shipping on all orders. Just enter coupon code BACK2SCHOOL12 at checkout to receive the free shipping and you're good to go. Head back to school in style and impress your friends with some awesome DBH tees!
$6 tees at Design By Hümans!
by Matt on July 13, 2012
$6! This is the cheapest you will EVER see DBH sell their shirts for. Of course, you don't get to pick what design you're getting, but you can't really go wrong with DBH. Just select your size and they will send you as many shirts as you order from the current inventory, discontinued items, one off printing tests, and exclusive items. This sale runs today through Sunday.
8-Bit design contest winners at Design By Hümans
Design By Hümans have just announced the winners of the 8-bit design contest they recently held. All designs had to include pixelated art as an ode to the revolution of the digital design world. I was never really a fan of such art, as I love the progression and new technologies we have now. But for those who do enjoy it, all three shirts are now available at DBH.
First place – Pixel Overload by nicebleed
Second place – Pixel Heroes by pahito
Third place – Overdose of Pixels by cleptoni
Buy two get one free at Design By Hümans
by Matt on July 4, 2012
To celebrate the 4th of July, Design By Hümans is giving you one free shirt for every two you buy for the next 48 hours. Not including sale items and the Dark Knight Rises shirts. Great deal, take advantage of it.
Two in a row for Egger at Design By Hümans!
by Matt on June 21, 2012
I'm pretty sure this is the first time this has ever happened…
Yesterday, the artist know as Egger on Design By Hümans got his first print with "dragonlady". Then today, he got his second with "Ghost of Town". Congratulations to Egger for two awesome prints, two days in a row!
30% off Memorial Day sale at Design By Hümans!
by Matt on May 25, 2012
Design By Hümans is having a HUGE sale for Memorial Day and it lasts an entire week! Use discount code DBHMEM30 for 30% off your entire order placed before June 1st. This is the biggest discount I've seen them offer recently, so I would definitely take advantage of it. Especially with all the awesome new prints being released.
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Post subject: Re: "Random Fact About You"
Fact: I'm getting too old for this.
Or you can be like me and be bald that way you got nothing to pull at all.
Fact: I have officially morphed into the 'get off my lawn!' grumpy old lady. It's irreversible.
Fact: a few months from my thirtieth birthday I have found my first grey hair.
I run 5 miles 3 times a week and love it.
Fact: I'm a roleplay hoarder!


Hobe Sound, FL... On Friday, January 21, 2008, The Kitchen Strand, one of South Florida's premiere luxury kitchen and bath design firms, proudly celebrated eight years in business. Proprietors Jean and Fred Bowen-Smith hosted a wine tasting of unique and exclusive wine selections and hors d'oeuvres for their friends, clients and vendors in their newly renovated showroom.
The event was also to welcome the firm's newest designer, Catie Quanrud, to their team. An extremely talented kitchen, bath and custom cabinetry designer, Catie specializes in contemporary, transitional and traditional designs in new construction and remodel projects.
Committed to offering exquisite custom designs, turn-key renovations and unparalleled service, The Kitchen Strand offers elegant traditional and transitional cabinetry from Wm Ohs, Plain & Fancy and Habersham, spectacular contemporary products from Artcraft and appliances from Miele, La Cornue, Franke and Cuisines Laurier.
The Kitchen Strand is located at 8914 SE Bridge Road, Hobe Sound, Florida where you can stop in to see actual product installations and say hello or visit them at www.kitchenstrand.us.


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Wednesday, October 10 – Thursday, October 18, 2018 A.D.
We are in a dangerous time. Not so much because of the scandals breaking and the confusion and disunity that satan is sowing. The scandals coming to light are leading to the purification the Church needs and have come about through the prayers and sacrifices of many of the faithful for decades. The danger that we, who follow Our Lady, are in is that many have grown tired and weary of Our Lady's call to prayer and fasting. We must shake ourselves and not only ponder the events taking place both in the Catholic and the secular worlds, but recognize the "signs of the time" in the "timing" of these events as they are transpiring.
"…Jesus sits on the bundle of sticks beside Peter and lays an arm on his shoulders speaking to him: « You were looking at the horizon... and sadness dimmed it. The present, like a whirl, raised frightening clouds and concealed the serene memory full of promises and hope from you, and it frightened you. Simon, you are subjected to one of those hours of sadness and boredom, which our human nature meets on its way. No one is free from them, because those hours are brought about by him who hates man. And the more a man serves God, the more satan tries to frighten and tire him to detach him from his ministry. You also are subjected to an hour of tiredness.
Jesus speaks to us through this passage, as we are looking at a world that needs to be re-Christianized, and it is Our Lady who is leading us to be ready for this awesome task. But first we must help Her defeat the satanic influences that have gained great control in every institution on earth, even within the Church.
We all will be asked, not by Our Lady, but by Jesus Himself, what did we do to help Our Lady fulfill Her plans for the salvation of the world. Fasting on bread and water for nine-days can hardly even be considered a sacrifice in terms of what we owe Jesus for sending Our Lady for so many years for this moment in which we are now entering.
The fasting novena includes a prayer below for your intentions and the intentions of the Community and mission of Caritas. It is a powerful prayer leading to deeper conversion. The fast covers each day of 2019. Please spread this information to your family and friends, so that each day of 2019 will be covered several times over. One should do everything to fast on bread and water for the nine days to make it powerful. If you absolutely, honestly, cannot fast on bread and water for the nine days for legitimate reasons, please join us in making sacrifices during this time, praying extra Rosaries, offering your Holy Communions, increasing your prayers, and uniting other penances to give to Our Lady with our fasting. For those who desire to join in the fast on bread and water, please click here to sign up, or call Caritas in the U.S. at 205-672-2000, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Central Time USA, Monday through Friday. Or, leave a message on ext. 315 with your name and phone number and state that you are calling about joining the nine-day fast. We will call you back to tell you the day of 2019 that your nine-day fast will cover. If you are unable to commit to all nine days, or if you are not able to fast only on bread and water, your sacrifices are important to us and will add to the grace we are seeking for our nation through this nine-day fast, but, as we want to be assured that every day of next year is covered by at least one nine-day bread and water fast, we can only assign days for those fully participating in the nine-day fast.
O Queen of Heaven, we unite ourselves with others across the land in a holy fast, reminiscent of the so many times ancient Israel cried out in repentance to their God. By their history, we know God the Most High will hear our cry. We humble ourselves because of our sins. Seek, Mary our Queen, on our behalf, that the Lord not look upon our sins, but the love we show Him through this fast. Persuade Him to not only forgive but also forget and blot out our sins, that through Your hands we will grow close to Him and know Him intimately as a Father, as our Protector.
O Mary, these days of fasting we wish to empty our hearts of everything useless. Cleanse us. Let this fast purify us and atone for everything that has defiled us. O Mary, Queen of Peace, let our hearts be refilled through Your hands with whatever graces are necessary to reconcile us, our families, and our nation back to God. We wish also to atone for any wrongs in advance for each day of the coming year 2019, so that all be consecrated to Your Immaculate Heart, to purify the body of believers in order for the rebirth and the ushering in of a new springtime for Christianity in our beloved nation.
We seek the healing of our hearts of all spiritual disease and illness and for You to fill our hearts especially during December 8th–12th. Please, please, dear Mother, please grant us these requests, and grant the three special intentions of the Community of Caritas as well as my own personal intentions of (name your personal intentions). We pray especially for Our Lady's triumph over all the evil agendas assailing our nation. I especially offer _____________, 2019 (day assigned by Caritas of Birmingham), that on that day the plans of satan against ourselves, our family, and nation will be thwarted and grace will abound for conversion across our land.
We consecrate our hearts to You, Mary, and to Jesus. We want to give You and Jesus "title" of not only our souls, but also our bodies, as well as all we possess. We know Your words of January 1, 2001, when You revealed that satan was completely unchained, were followed with what our response should be. It was to give ourselves to You and Jesus completely, as a possession into Your and His hands, through the formal daily act of consecration, thereby, owned by You and Your Son, we are afforded protection through being Your possession.
We, therefore, present to You the intention to empty our hearts that You may refill them, as well as Caritas' intentions and our personal intentions through this nine-day fast, prayers and consecrations, in order that You will present this novena with your Son before the throne of God. We ask for an unleashing of grace to be poured out upon ourselves, our families, our nation, and upon the countless numbers who are in need of conversion throughout our land, and Your intentions for all of the above intentions. Please intercede for us as our Mother and as our Queen. Amen.
Our Lady calls us to fast. But how? Twice the size of the original book by a Friend of Medjugorje, complete with common fasting questions and recipes!


I meet my friend Maryem in the hostel common room this morning for one last breakfast together before she joins her friends for the wedding and I go on my next adventure. Today: the Wicklow Mountains with Hilltop Treks! It's a later start than my other two tours, so I have a relaxed stroll to the meeting point around 9.20am, although it's easily 10am before we are driving out of Dublin with a full bus (thankfully only about 16 people). By midmorning, we make a stop at the Powerscourt Gardens, where some of the people are spending their afternoon, and then continue on towards the starting point for our walk.
Getting there: Meet the Hilltop Treks van on O'Connell Street near the Gresham Hotel just after 9am, and then be driven around all day until your return at 6pm.
Where to stay: Abbey Court Hostel, just off O'Connell Street and about a 5min walk from the pick-up point, offers dorm beds ranging from €10-25.
Unlike the previous day where we were left to wander on our own at each stop, our guide leads the way on our walk, pointing out the remains of an ancient church, the significance of some Celtic symbols, but mostly just making sure we know where we are going as we pad through the countryside and into the forest. Over the course of our leisurely 2 hour stroll, we see about a dozen horses in picturesque meadows, wander by babbling creeks, and pass seas of green foliage before popping out in Enniskerry for lunch. Joining an older woman from Spain and a couple of forensic pathologists from LA, I dig into an amazing Shepherd's Pie at Poppie's, which is pricey but delicious.
After lunch, we wander around town for a few minutes before regrouping and continuing further into the Wicklow Mountains, soon making a stop at the bridge made famous in the film PS. I Love You. Our driver makes no attempts to veil his disdain for the movie (mostly directed at Gerard Butler), recapping the bridge scene for those who haven't seen it by saying that Hillary Swank is standing awkwardly on this very bridge as some Scotsman pretending to be an Irishman just happensto wander by so that she can ask "where is the Wicklow Mountains National Park?" and he can idiotically respond "you're in it." It's been a lot of years since I've seen the film, but I've certainly been convinced never to watch it again by our guide, who believes that life is just too short to watch Gerard Butler do anything, least of all butcher the Irish accent.
It's actually quite a nice spot, an unpretentious bridge over a little creek that looks scenically down into a valley below, and I enjoy the opportunity to photograph more of the Irish countryside, hopping along the rocks trying to get the best angle. Not seeing any other visitors or even any passing cars our whole time at the bridge, it does feel incredibly far-fetched that Gerard Butler would happen to saunter by.. But believability aside, it's still a worthwhile stop as far as I'm concerned.
Back in the bus for only a few minutes, we then come to what I believe to be the most beautiful stop of the entire day, Lough Tay or "the Guinness Lake". Even on a sunny day, the lake is almost black due to silt and peat up-river, and is bordered on the top by a small sand bank, giving the lake an uncanny resemblance to a pint of Ireland's beloved "Black Stuff". The rolling hills and rocky mountains sitting all around the lake really make for an amazing scene, and I am once again blown away by the unassuming beauty of this country.
Reluctantly back on the road after taking about 100 photos of Lough Tay, we motor on towards our final stop, the little village of Glendalough, where we are given free time to wander around and explore. With my friends from lunch, I enjoy ice cream by the river before heading over to the town's main attraction, the monastery. The impressive 30m tall Round Tower is surrounded by an aging cemetery, although clearly still in use according to some of the more recent dates on the headstones, and I stroll through en route to the nice forest path that will bring me by another section the river on the way back to the carpark. The view does not disappoint, and is as quintessentially Irish as anything we've yet seen—a wonderful final stop for the day.
By 5.30pm, we arrive in Dublin and I'm excitedly walking back to the hostel to meet up with my friend Josey, who arrived from London last night and has been working at her company's Dublin office all day before spending the weekend with me. We catch up on the last 5 years over a wonderful pub dinner and talk long into the evening before wandering back to our room and turning in, eager for another long day of adventures tomorrow on the Wild Atlantic Way.


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Updated: March 23, 2017 10:02 am
At least 4 dead, 40 injured in terror attack outside U.K. Parliament
By Adam Frisk and Rebecca Joseph	Global News
WATCH ABOVE: A video of Westminster Bridge shows the moment a car speeds onto the pavement to run over pedestrians. A person was then seen jumping into the River Thames below.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This post has been updated to clarify the number of causalities after police revised the death toll from five to four.
Police clarify number causalities stands at four, including attacker.
Officer who was stabbed identified as Keith Palmer
Police raid house in Birmingham reportedly linked to the attack
At least four people were killed, including a police officer, and at least 40 others injured in what police have declared a "terrorist incident" outside of the U.K. Parliament Wednesday.
London's Metropolitan Police said a vehicle struck a number of people around 2:40 p.m. local time, including three police officers walking on the Westminster Bridge, not too far from where a police officer was stabbed outside of the British Parliament.
WATCH: Video coverage of 'terror incident' in London
Londoners sent running after 'terror incident' near U.K. Parliament
Police, paramedics attend injured following London attack
Armed officers seen approaching Houses of Parliament in London following attack
Witness to U.K. terror attack describes gunshots, pandemonium of people running from scene
' I was just in shock': Eyewitness describes attack near British parliament
Justin Trudeau offers condolences to the victims to the attack in London
Witness to Westminster Bridge incident in London shares his story
Police believe just 1 suspect involved in London attack
White House condemns attack on U.K. Parliament
Trump briefly comments on London attack, calls it 'big news'
Victims of London 'terror incident' treated by paramedics on Westminster Bridge
U.K. minister confirms alleged assailant shot by police
Injured man wheeled to ambulance following incident outside British parliament
Air ambulance arrives at Parliament Square after incident that injures several people
People receive attention on Westminster Bridge after being hit by car allegedly involved in incident at Parliament
Aerial footage shows massive numbers of first responders outside UK parliament buildings
Aerial footage shows Westminster Bridge following 'firearms incident'
Police, paramedics surround car after 'firearms incident' outside UK parliament
"The car then crashed near to Parliament and at least one man armed with knife continue the attack and tried to enter Parliament," Deputy Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said.
The attacker was then shot dead by police.
In a statement later on that night, Rowley confirmed the number of dead rose to five. However, police again later clarified the number of causalities were in fact four, including the attacker.
"One of those who died today was a police officer," Rowley told reporters. The officer was identified as 48-year-old Keith Palmer, who was protecting Parliament at the time of the attack.
Keith Palmer, 48, was the officer killed in the London Terror Attack on March 22, 2017.
HO / Metropolitan Police
"I can also now confirm that three members of the public who lost their lives in the attack. … and as I confirmed earlier, the suspected attacker was shot dead by an armed officer."
Two other police officers remain in serious condition, Rowley confirmed.
A map of the area surrounding the U.K. Parliament
Global News / James Waters
Rowley said officers believe there was only one attacker, adding that it's still under investigation.
"Our working assumption is that he was inspired by international terrorism," Rowley said.
Police are currently focusing on the unnamed suspect's motivation, preparation and whether or not he had associates.
"We are satisfied at this stage that it looks like there was only one attacker. But it would be foolish to be overconfident early on," Rowley had said earlier Wednesday.
He also said the number of officers on the streets in London will be higher than normal for the next few days.
A house in Birmingham was raided by police early Thursday morning, reportedly in connection with Wednesday's attack.
BBC reports that the house might have been linked to the car used in the rampage. Witnesses said they saw people removed from the house, the Daily Telegraph reports.
An Associated Press photographer captured the moment, seen in the photo below, when a police officer appears to be pointing a gun at a man being worked on by paramedics.
A policeman points a gun at a man on the ground as emergency services attend the scene outside the Palace of Westminster, London.
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The man was then put on a stretcher and taken to an ambulance.
A man is treated by emergency services, as a knife lies on the ground, with police looking on at the scene outside the Houses of Parliament London, Wednesday, March 22, 2017.
Police have declared the attack as a "terrorist incident."
"Our response will be ongoing for some time as it is important that we gather all the possible evidence." Commander BJ Harrington said.
READ MORE: As it happened: Eyewitnesses describe London terror attack
The police commander noted that "although we remain open minded to the motive, a full counter-terrorism investigation is already underway, led by the Met's Counter Terrorism Command."
Speaking with the Associated Press, a witness said he saw a man stab a police officer outside of the Parliament building.
"We were just walking up to the station and there was a loud bang and a guy, someone, crashed a car and took some pedestrians out," Rick Longley told the news agency. "They were just laying there and then the whole crowd just surged around the corner by the gates just opposite Big Ben.
"A guy came past my right shoulder with a big knife and just started plunging it into the policeman."
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French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Twitter that French students were among the injured.
Speaking with Sky News, a witness said she saw a car "go out of control and go into pedestrians on the bridge."
"I saw people lying on the floor, obviously injured. I saw about 10 people, maybe," the woman told the broadcaster.
READ MORE: British MP gave CPR to stabbed police officer after terror incident outside U.K. Parliament
Prime Minister Theresa May was safe after the incident, a spokesperson said in a statement.
May addressed the attack later on Wednesday and said the suspects behind the "sick and depraved" terrorist attack purposely chose to "strike the heart of [the] capitol" because it thrives on democracy and freedom of speech.
The Westminster tube station was also closed due to the police investigation.
The mayor of London issued a statement saying an "urgent investigation is underway" and his "thoughts are with those affected and their families."
Conservative Member of Parliament Tobias Ellwood, centre, helps emergency services attend to an injured person outside the Houses of Parliament, London, Wednesday, March 22, 2017.
Stefan Rousseau/PA via AP).
Canada's Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says he's spoken with British Home Secretary Amber Rudd to offer Canada's assistance.
He says there's no change in the threat level in Canada, but he says Canadian security agencies are taking all appropriate steps.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his condolences to the "victims of this cowardly attack."
"The scene unfolding in London is one that is all too familiar to members of this House that were here two and half years ago," Trudeau said in the House of Commons. "An attack on the symbol and the seat of democracy is a cowardly and reprehensible act that we condemn in the strongest terms.
"Canada and the U.K. are close friends and allies and our message to the citizens of the United Kingdom and our colleagues in the British parliament is simple. We stand with you," the prime minister said.
In 2014, gunman Michael Zehaf Bibeau fatally shot Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the National War Memorial in Ottawa before storming Parliament Hill where he died in a shootout with then House of Commons Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson issued a statement Wednesday afternoon condemning the attacks.
"We condemn these horrific acts of violence, and whether they were carried out by troubled individuals or by terrorists, the victims know no difference," Tillerson said.
Wednesday's incident comes on the one-year anniversary of the terror attack in Brussels during which suicide bombers killed 32 people in an airport and metro station. Britain's terror alert level remains "severe" or "an attack is highly likely," which was last updated in May of last year.
Spoke to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May today to offer condolences on the terrorist attack in London. She is strong and doing very well.
British ex-pats react
British ex-pats living in Canada are reeling after a day like today.
Simone Hodgkinson, who owns The British Chippy restaurant near Calgary, says she finds it hard to concentrate on her duties.
"Well you know you're always shocked, and certainly panicked, and it makes me feel like a long way from home, and just worried," said Hodgkinson.
"I'm trying to hold it together. I've got my job to do and I've got people to serve, and I've got a smile to put on my face, but I'm worried," she said.
"I don't like to hear things like this in any part of the world, and when it's close to home and you're not there, it's hard."
Emma Goymer, a British citizen from Surrey, a county not far from London, said news of the Westminster attack spread quickly through her social network.
"My friend texted me, and she's British as well. She lives here. It's just a shock to hear that, you know, your family's so close," Goymer said.
Brenda Cahill was also surprised to learn of the attack in her home country.
"[I] just feel very worried for everybody over there. It's terrible, you just feel so sad, because Britain welcomes in so many people into its shores, and it's just not right," Cahill said.
And for Hodgkinson, there's a sense of guilt over the security she enjoys here.
"I love Canada for its safety, and I almost feel wrong for being here, feeling safe, if I've got family members who are not feeling so safe right now."
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The author of 21 books, including the best-sellers The Man Who Loved China: The Fantastic Story of the Eccentric Scientist Who Unlocked the Mysteries of the Middle Kingdom, The Professor and the Madman, an account of the men behind the Oxford English Dictionary, A Crack in the Edge of the World: America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906, and The Map that Changed the World, about the nineteenth century geologist William Smith, Winchester specializes in eccentric, obsessive geniuses. He is praised for his skills as a masterful and riveting storyteller both on the page and in lectures.
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The Siblings Behind the Lucrative Sushi Operation
By Kyle Finck
If you ventured down to Crossroads anytime in the past year, you may have noticed a small man and woman in red chef jackets, busily moving among the baristas shuttling sushi from behind the counter.
Behind the jacket is Tint Kyan and his sister Khin Swe, the brother-sister combination responsible for making fresh sushi at the College.
"I make about 170 boxes of sushi a day, but if I am busy, I can make up to 200 boxes a day," said Kyan, who moved to Middlebury from Florida in September to make sushi.
Feeding the College's hunger for sushi is no easy task. Kyan and Swe arrive at Crossroads at 7 a.m. every morning, and work for the rest of the day to prepare and deliver sushi to a number of locations. Along with Crossroads and Midd-Xpress, Kyan delivers sushi to Wilson Café, Bi Hall and the Rehearsal Café in the Mahaney Center for the Arts.
Kyan and Swe work for Sushi With Gusto, an outside contractor based in South Carolina that provides sushi to over 125 schools, hospitals and fresh markets.
The company pays for everything, from Kyan and Swe's salary to the products that go into making the sushi, with the College taking 25 percent of the sales.
"It's good for everyone: a no brainer," said General Manager for Retail Food Operations David Cannistra. "Sushi is the biggest draw down here at Crossroads."
While Crossroads has sold $75,000 worth of sushi, Cannistra said that across the board at all the locations, retail food operations has sold 19,461 orders of sushi for a total sales profit of about $130,000. As a result, the College has gained $30,000.
Kyan said that the move to Vermont was a challenging adjustment, especially for Swe who was not used to cold weather, let alone the arctic Middlebury conditions.
With all the delicious sushi choices, it can often be hard to pick. But when it doubt, eat what the chef eats himself. For Kyan, that is the spicy tuna roll with avocado.
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I need to splice a gene into a human cell genome, with highest rate possible. I mean, doesn't really matter where the gene enters, nor does it matter if some cells die as a result of this.
CRISPR know to knock-in genes with very high specifically, this reduce the success rate if we have a low amount of gRNA and/or of the protein.
I need to insert the gene, without the need of targeting some specific place.
Is this possible in some way with CRISPR?
I know that there may be better technique to do this, but I can only use CRISPR.
A paper was published about a week ago in Nature Biotechnology and adresses your question, Maruyama T et al., 2015. I must say I found the authors' strategy extremely clever.
It is not about increasing efficiency by reducing specificity, but simply increasing efficiency (which is your ultimate goal anyway). What the authors did was to inhibit nonhomologous end joining (NHEJ) to promote homology-directed repair (HDR), two DNA repair mechanisms that compete in cells and of course HDR is the mechanism needed for the CRISPR/Cas9 system.
They achieve NHEJ inhibition using the molecule Scr7, a DNA ligase IV inhibitor which in turns perturbes NHEJ.
Hopefully this should give you some ideas.
I'm going to preface this answer with the disclaimer that I have never used CRISPR/Cas, and there is a fair amount of speculation here.
But I think that efficient CRISPR mediated knock-in probably has three parts, targeting, integration, and selection.
The targeting is accomplished by the guide RNA, which is often introduced as DNA on the same plasmid that codes for the Cas9, or can be in vitro transcribed or synthesized as delivered as RNA. However, a poster suggests that a properly designed DNA fragment can be delivered and produce sufficient amounts of guide RNA in situ to produce efficient cutting.
The integration step is where the template DNA is inserted into the double strand break by homologous repair. Homologous repair efficiencies vary greatly from cell to cell, and is often less efficient than non-homologous end joining. However, using a single-stranded DNA might increase the efficiency.
However, even if only a small percentage of cells is correctly edited, it may be possible to select those cells and grow them. NEB describes a Cas9-GFP fusion (page 4) that can be used to bind GFP to a certain DNA sequence. It may be possible to produce CFP and YFP variants of this construct and use FRET to detect cells with the knock in. (This is where the speculation comes in) With the two fusion proteins and two guide RNAs for adjacent sequences in the knock-in gene, you might be able to detect cells where a CFP and YFP cas9 are close enough that you get FRET. This might allow you to sort cells by FACS, and then grow those cells.
Of course if your knock-in is making a membrane bound protein exposed to the surface, you could just use labeled antibodies to detect that protein.
If you want to have random integration you need to find gRNA sequences that are nonspecific ; everything built for CRISPR so far has been geared towards precise integration, not random integration.
Talk to an informatician about pulling out non-unique sequences from the human genome. You will then need to clone out a library of 20nt sequences that end with a PAM sequence (NGG) and chuck them into cells with another construct encoding a Cas9 and the insert.
Of course, if you simply need integration you don't need CRISPR either - you can use any bog standard lentiviral vector and you will get a stable cell line made with the gene inserted in random places. Using CRISPR for this overcomplicates things greatly.
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Opera is changing in China and the Seattle Opera is helping contribute to its future.
For two consecutive years, Seattle Opera has been invited by the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) to attend the World Opera Forum in Beijing, China. The forum was created to promote collaboration and exchange between opera companies and is structured to be both a learning environment — with each company presenting a particular topic — and a place where companies can discuss possible partnerships.
"After the NCPA opened, [the Chinese] were interested and eager to produce Western-style opera," said Kelly Tweeddale, executive director of Seattle Opera.
In 2011, Seattle was the only company to represent the United States, due to its particular expertise in the Wagner repertoire. Last month, Seattle was joined by Lyric Opera of Chicago, Washington National Opera, and The Met for the 2012 summit.
art education, and how to further promote the communication and coordination among opera institutions in the world.
"Western-style opera is still a very new phenomenon in China and they are at the beginning of building an audience and introducing the standard repertoire," said Tweeddale.
According to its website, the NCPA is striking a balance between Western-style opera and Chinese context and culture.
"Because Western-style opera in China is in the very early stages of development, companies are less interested in making the standard repertoire new and relevant, but rather are producing fairly traditional and conservative productions," said Tweeddale.
In her two trips to Beijing, Tweeddale says she has learned of art's power, regardless of national borders or political differences. She hopes to build a lasting partnership with China, where both can share expertise and perhaps cultivate opportunities to co-present productions.
Representatives from China briefly visited Seattle this past March. It was their first trip here, but will not be their last. Seattle has invited them back to experience its trademark production, "The Ring," next summer in 2013.
Part of the coveted Wagner repertoire, "The Ring" is a cycle of four operas known as "Der Ring des Nibelungen" (The Ring of Nibelung) or, "The Ring," for short. Generally acclaimed as German opera composer Richard Wagner's (1813–1883) greatest achievement, it includes "Das Rheingold" (The Rhine Gold), "Siegfried," "Die Walküre" (The Valkyrie), and "Götterdämmerung" (Twilight of the Gods).
Tweeddale claimed that 20 opera houses are currently being developed throughout China.
"There is a deep commitment to investing in this art form," said Tweeddale about China.
She believes it is important for cultures to connect through the arts because of art's role in transcending political differences and create a space to communicate on truly shared values, which include beauty, inquiry, and understanding.
The NCPA complex, which opened in 2007 and was nicknamed "the Bird's Egg" by locals, is already a world renowned venue. It is considered more modern than any American or European theater. It is located in close proximity to Tiananmen Square and the Great Hall of the People.
Although Western-style opera is new to China, and Seattle's relationship with the NCPA is still budding, Speight Jenkins, general director of Seattle Opera, has high expectations for China.


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Journal of Futures Studies
Sohail Inayatullah, Jian-Bang Deng
November 1996-present
Tamkang University Press on behalf of Graduate Institute of Futures Studies, Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taipei (Taiwan)
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The Journal of Futures Studies (JFS) is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal in the discipline of futures studies. It is published by Tamkang University Press on behalf of the Graduate Institute of Futures Studies at Tamkang University in Tamsui, Taipei, in Taiwan.[1][2] The journal is published quarterly, in the months of February, May, August, and November.[3]
2 Reception and popularity
JFS was first published in November 1996.[4] Its publication history can be divided into the following periods:
November 1996-May 2000 (first four volumes): The journal was published twice a year, in November and May respectively, and each volume of the journal contained one year's November issue and the next year's May issue.
August 2000-present:[5] The journal has been published quarterly, with a given volume featuring the issues from August and November of one year and February and May of the next year.
Reception and popularity[edit]
The SCImago Journal Rank database says that the h-index of the journal (restricted to years of coverage 2005-2012) is 7 and the impact factor is about 0.25.[6]
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
Futures & Foresight Science
^ "Who We Are". Journal of Futures Studies. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
^ "Journal of Futures Studies". LinkedIn. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
^ "Information for Subscribers". Journal of Futures Studies. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
^ "Selected Articles (Old Articles)". Journal of Futures Studies. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
^ "Articles and Essays". Journal of Futures Studies.
^ "Journal of Futures Studies". SCImago Journal Rank. Retrieved June 28, 2014.
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Title: DUNDALK FRIDAY: Dylan at the double
The Donegal native Dylan Browne McMonagle enjoyed a double at Dundalk alongside champion jockey Colin Keane
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DUNDALK FRIDAY: Dylan at the double
Excesso Velocidad and Dylan Browne McMonagle (near) come out best in a driving finish at Dundalk \ Healy Racing
Dandyville was a comfortable winner for Wayne Lordan and trainer Natalia Lupini \ Healy Racing
DYLAN Browne McMonagle and Colin Keane both recorded doubles at Dundalk last Friday night.
Browne McMonagle was a significant factor in the success of the Joseph O'Brien-trained Excesso Velocidad, who came out in best in a three-way thrust to the line in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Fillies Maiden over six furlongs.
The Rectory Road Holdings Limited-owned filly was a drifter in the betting beforehand (7/2 to 13/2) but responded well to the urging of her rider, who said: "I was fairly confident coming into the race, I knew she would stay well. She can tend to do a little bit too much, but we had a red hood on her going down to the start. When I let her down, she quickened good and she stayed at it well."
This was the Exceed And Excel filly's racecourse debut after finishing second in a barrier trial at this venue in July.
Browne McMonagle had to ride a patient race on Charles Byrnes' Wajaaha in the second split of the Joe Wall 75th Birthday Celebration Apprentice Handicap.
The seven-year-old gelding blew the start and had to race in rear over this mile-and-a-half trip. He was ridden to close with a quarter of a mile to negotiate and rattled home in the final furlong to score by half a length to reward favourite backers at 9/4.
The jockey, in Peter Acheson's colours, said: "It wasn't a bad thing after all (the start) - getting plenty of cover on him and riding him with a bit of patience and filling him with confidence definitely helped.
"He had a good run the last day in England, he won well (in Plumpton), so he has obviously bounced back to form."
Timed well
Rory Cleary timed his finish well on Soilse (2/1f) in the Irishinjuredjockeys.com Fillies Maiden over a mile.
Jim Bolger's charge mowed down the duelling leaders to get up close home by half a length.
Pub Talk follows through for Keane
COLIN Keane won a Down Royal nursery on Pub Talk in September and repeated the feat in the William Hill Pick Your Places Claiming Race for owner Kenneth Parkhill.
The 5/2 shot hit the front a furlong and a half down and was kept up to his work to pass the post three-parts of a length in front of Monophonic.
Trainer Noel Meade said: "He has won two for us as a two-year-old, so we will leave it at that. I would imagine he will be claimed because he did that quite well."
Meade's prediction was accurate as the winner was claimed by James McAuley while fourth-placed Sashay was claimed by Michael O'Callaghan.
O'Callaghan also enjoyed a winner on the card when Keane guided Lokada to the front in the final 150 yards of the William Hill Pick Your Places Handicap.
The 7/4 favourite went on by a length and a quarter in the colours of O'Callaghan's father Michael, and the trainer said: "She took a lot of time - she is three and will be four in the new year, and she is only getting the hang of things now.
"As Colin says, she is a very fast filly and hopefully she will keep on improving. I imagine we will cover her in the spring."
Maura's Gift justified 3/1 favouritism in the first split of the Joe Wall 75th Birthday Celebration Apprentice Handicap.
The three-year-old filly built upon a third place over the same mile-and-a-half trip at the start of November to make the breakthrough for the Call A Copper Syndicate.
Robert Whearty drove her into the lead in the final 100 yards and the pair kept on best to score by half a length.
Lupini eyes big spring handicaps for Dandyville
DANDYVILLE supplemented a victory in Dundalk the previous week with another over six furlongs in the Graeme Woods Memorial Handicap.
The 11/8 favourite was ridden by Wayne Lordan to close two furlongs out and powered home once grabbing the lead inside the final furlong.
After he passed the post a length and a half to the good, trainer Natalia Lupini said: "We have a lot to look forward to in the spring, so we would like to keep him for that as well. We would like to aim for the big premier handicaps, the Scurry for instance would be one to aim at.
"It is a local syndicate (Dr J Syndicate) to us."
Cozone rewarded support in the concluding William Hill Pick Your Places Handicap. He went off 8/1 having been available at more than double those odds in the morning.
The five-year-old gelding stayed on well for Chris Hayes over this two-mile trip and won a battle with Lunar Power by a head.
Dylan Browne McMonagle
DUNDALK FRIDAY: Real Appeal has Middle East aim
Ado McGuinness and Leanne Breen were among the winners again in Dundalk
DUNDALK WEDNESDAY: Company keeps the spoils
There was a competitive card on the Polytrack on Wednesday with eight trainers enjoying success
MARGIE McLOONE: Dylan's achievement rewarded
Templepatrick native Sam Ewing also won the emerging talent award at the HRI awards in Dublin
J.P. McManus and Kevin Manning honoured
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Medium, round, wooden painted pipestem. Painted designs in green, pink, red, and white. AICRC 00901 is written in ink at one end.
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To the real estate editor: The woman in North Carolina who is reluctant to use sandblasting to remove paint from the old brick of her house (Jan. 28) should indeed be reluctant, and perhaps it would have been helpful to readers to have the point emphasized in the excellent advice provided by Mr. Holly.
Sandblasting old brick will irreparably damage the brick, causing problems no one with a brick house wants.
If a properly administered chemical removal process doesn't work, the owner no doubt would be a lot happier with painted brick than she'd be with the exterior deterioration she'd have following sandblasting.
Why do people paint brick?
John S. Ruch Harmony, Pa.


My voice certainly is based on biology and the physical facts of my existence. I always had a lot of fun singing and there were five teachers to whom I'm eternally grateful for the work they did with me.
The first was Norma Gentile, who had just come back from studying in Spain for some years and who gave me my first real voice lessons when I was a music student in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She helped me to explore and experiment freely and that's what a man in his early twenties needs. The voice is just not settled and it would be to early to put it into a frame.
In 1986/87 I lived in Cologne, Germany, for a year and had lessons with Lia Montoya Palmen, a Colombian soprano, who gave me a good technical rub-down. This was a singers stage school and she was teaching a lot of opera people. Often I didn't see the point, but in a long run I gained a lot from this exposure to the opera world.
Around the same time came Max van Egmond, who also became one of my closest friends. Max taught me what he excelled in: language first, precise diction and the love for clear articulation. And he, being totally centred in the Music of J.S. Bach, was a great listener and critic for my medieval repertoire and my first programs with self accompanied music.
Rebecca Stewart I met at her workshops. And I hope that I'll be able to work with her more in the years to come. Her production is unique and I started to make little changes here and there and things are growing on me. Many thanks to the white witch!


Welcome to the last two weeks of school. AKA, potluck time. Performances, plays, and portfolio sharings; jump-ups, graduations, and recitals. You name it, there's an event, many of which come along with a potluck dinner. Usually with two last names in the family, these "assign a course by your last name" events work out for me – I just choose! But shoot! As luck would (not) have it, this time both name choices pointed to a main dish. What could I make quickly on a Friday early evening, would transport easily, could be served at any temperature, and would be satisfying enough to be considered a "main dish"? Oh, and make any sort of dent in that veggie pile! My answer lies in this Smitten Kitchen post, where Deb highlights an end-of-the-farmers-market-day meager bunch of broccoli raab. It's a perfectly detailed run though of how to create something big, bold and beautiful from nearly nothing. That large bunch of gorgeous kale from Sauvie Island Organics is far from "nearly nothing", that's for sure! So, I'm replacing the broccoli raab with kale – a green, is a green, is a green is my motto. In this recipe, a short, chunky, clever-shaped pasta of your choice is combined with kale and just four other miracle ingredients that together make a sensational and complete one pot, 20 minute meal – olive oil, garlic (lots of it!), red pepper flakes, and salt. That's it. To make a full-meal-deal, vegetarian style, add a can of white beans after you've sautéed the garlic. Taste this dish and you'll see why I love our local farmers, Deb Perelman, and the kitchen!
Wow! My second Aussie barbie in two weeks, after a lifetime of zero! This one might not qualify so much as an official "barbie"; seems more of an Aussie-themed feast, the hosts of which have just spent months exploring (and eating) down under. Apparently, the general cuisine in Australia, save a few specialties, is much like it is here – a virtual fusion of many cultures and ethnicities. And as for the specialties, I'm not so sure I need to try them all. One reminder of the unique flavor of vegemite, and I don't need to taste that again, forever. And tell me, who would in their right mind want to eat a kangaroo?!? In contrast, tonight's menu looks quite tame and ultra delicious. I have learned that bush tucker, also called bushfood, is any food native to Australia and used as sustenance by Aboriginal Australians. Traditional offerings range from witchetty grubs to lemon myrtle encrusted crocodile; our version will look more like an appetizer platter of macadamia nuts, figs, crackers with lemon myrtle seasoning, apples, and specialty cheeses. And, of course, to round out the hors d'oeuvre course, shrimp on the barbie. I jumped quickly in the cooking assignments, nabbing a salad that is so familiar to me, I could make it in my sleep. Only a minor translation necessary: beetroot = beets, and rocket = arugula. It was truly unbelievable to me, that of the nearly fifty weeks a year it seems my CSA brings me beets, this was not one of them. Nothing a quick trip to the farmer's market couldn't fix. I'll improvise just a wee bit, and instead of using all rocket, I'm using my SIO mixed greens. They are are wonderful combination of all of the delicate greens in season, with arugula and other peppery varieties always mixed in. And I will take this recipe's suggestion and mix in some roughly chopped raw beetroot leaves – this is a new one for me. I'll sprinkle the salad with chopped local walnuts and a delicious crumbling of Black Sheep Creamery cheese. The main course is a traditional curry, served commonly throughout Australia – I can't wait to learn about the preparation details. I also volunteered for one of the dessert items, lamingtons, which I've come to learn are an essential Australian tea cake, named for a Queensland ruler way, way back. It's a simple concept – sponge cake, dipped in chocolate, rolled in coconut. I'll splurge on the ingredients; when a recipe is so straightforward, you really need to go premium. Forget any talk of milk chocolate – Theo dark chocolate will be my dipping choice. The other sweet ending, again an Australian mainstay, looks to be made for us Oregonians. It was not my assignment, but I was intrigued enough to see what it was all about. It's a meringue base, spread with a layer of freshly whipped cream, and topped with strawberries flavored with balsamic vinegar and vanilla. Before June's up, I'm giving this one a shot! While the menu looks truly scrumptious, I'm most happy to have learned a couple of Australian words of late, and can't wait to indulge with my mob of fellow food and wine wankers.
If you're unfamiliar with banh mi, it's a specific type of vietnamese sandwich made on a baguette. This strange sounding combination developed when the French colonized Vietnam, thus introducing the baguette. Now they're a mainstay, available at restaurants and street vendors everywhere. I plan to have a sammie sunday, for "linner" (late lunch, early dinner). With the family scattering every-which-way in the pre-dinner hours, sandwiches are something that can sit in a help-yourself kind of way all afternoon. Ingredients vary, but typically include some type of meat, chili peppers, pickled veggies, and a sauce or spread ranging from mild to spicy. I'll use thinly sliced chicken from a made-by-someone-else rated one, wrapping the leftover tightly in waiting for our chicken caesar night. This recipe shows pickling of carrot & radish matchsticks. I think I'll do my own "pickling" (don't be afraid – it's basically soaking sliced veggies in salt/sugar/ vinegar water) using the SIO recipe, if only because it allows for more volume. I'll slice whatever turnips I've got left thinly (forget the labor intensive matchsticks!) and toss in a large bowl to soak in the pickling solution until I'm ready to serve them. To assemble the sandwiches, it's just sliced, toasted baguettes, roasted chicken (leftover from last night), the sriracha (chili garlic sauce) mayo spread, and your pickled turnips. I'll skip the cucumbers and cilantro this week, instead piling the sandwiches high with this zesty mizuna chopped salad. I'll use baby turnips instead of radishes and keep the lemony vinaigrette separate, inviting everyone to dress their own salad.
What does one make to contribute to the "snacks" when invited to a Monday Mojita party. Why, kale-sadillas, of course. (This is not a term I coined.) A winner on two fronts – perfect to bring to a kick-off-the-summer mint mojita fest. And for those remaining at home, a full-fledged delicious dinner. There's no magic to the quesadilla; here I'll just sauté a head of kale in a bit of my fresh garlic and olive oil until it wilts and softens. That will serve as my filling, along with black beans and cheese. With some guacamole and a full salsa line-up, these are some quesadillas not just for the kids.
Bok-choy-a-plenty in the Oregon springtime, that's for sure. It lends itself to so many amazing Asian stir-fries, noodle dishes, soups, etc. And this type of bok choy, the baby variety, is my very favorite. It's so tiny, tender, and flavorful (and cute!). Katherine has a minimalist recipe for the bok choy this week, that is just so easy and intuitive to bring out its natural flavors, and add a hint of asian flair. Just a bit of garlic, ginger, coconut oil, and scallions if you've got them. I thought made-by-someone-else asian skewers (chicken, beef, salmon, whatever…) would be the perfect accompaniment. Add a side of brown rice for a wonderfully healthy weeknight meal.
Everyone loves a good Caesar. But there are so many bad Caesars out there! Over-dressed, over-anchovied, wilted, soggy, lettuce, mushy croutons…there's a lot of ways it can go wrong. But when you make it yourself, it can be absolutely perfect, especially when you're using just-picked romaine. This dinner, start to finish, really can't take more than a few minutes to prepare. All of the dressing ingredients can go directly into the food processor. (Instead of anchovy filets, I keep anchovy paste on hand to substitute. Or, skip it all together!) I'll toss the dressing, parmesan, and croutons (local bakeries do them so well…) with an entire head of my fresh romaine. Add some chicken, either in the salad or on the side, and it's a full-meal-deal in a flash. Bright, crispy, tangy…your own perfect caesar.
Switching things up this week, since the weekend was amuck, and we didn't get our pizza night in. I plan to make a very classic pizza with my beautiful purple-skinned, fresh, young garlic in this super easy sauce (basically just saute it with canned tomatoes!) Either follow this recipe for a good looking whole wheat crust, refer to this Pizza Night link for my favorite go-to crust, or pick up ready-to-bake one at your local store or pizzeria. This pizza is topped minimally with torn fresh mozzarella – quintessential, rustic Italian. Since Thursday marks the end of my veggie week, I'll just see what I've got left on hand to add to a toppings line-up. Sautéed kale is always a winner.


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after much deliberation and planning, we decided to use derek's day off on memorial day for a trip to the denver botanic gardens. and as a bonus, my friend chris, who you'll meet in a future post, let us use her guest passes to get in for free!!
i was pleasantly surprised with how much the kids enjoyed it. or at least tolerated it. i'll take whatever i can get.
inside one of the greenhouse buildings was a cool waterfall. you could go around to the backside and see behind it also.
the bonsai trees were so cool.
the kids were even mildly impressed with them.
this was my favorite. a japanese maple.
while i stood in line with hazel at the bathroom, derek and the big kids pressed on. based on the pictures i stole from him, they found a cactus area.
we caught back up with them and continued our stroll. anna has been taking a lot of pictures lately, so she quickly confiscated my phone to continue her efforts. (i decided keeping it while we were separated was my best option for reconnecting). here's her taking a pic of the pond.
and here's the actual picture.
flower sniffer. she was really interested in the flowers. hazel was on a quest to find her favorite flower. and isaac was just along for the ride.
oh good. you kept reading (scrolling).
hazel even got in on the picture taking action. she's got some work to do.
we wound our way around and back to the entrance.
but first. some group shots to commemmorate our day.
so, part of the thing people love about this place is the children's garden. it's a really cool play place, on the top of the parking garage. great views. cool play structures. sand (dirt) boxes. flowers and plants for kids to touch. and the lid kid favorite: a waterfall and stream. of course hazel had to attempt daredevil feats.
the big two had fun putting their toys at the top and following them to the end of the stream.
there were lots of random toys scattered about. sticks. scoops. etc. and this giant rubber bucket with holes drilled in the bottom, that was hazels fave.
they frolicked in the water for a pretty long time, before the air cooled and some rain drops began plopping down on us. we escaped just as torrential downpours hit us. anyhoo. denver botanic gardens. thumbs up.
I loved the flower pictures! Looks like a fun place! Are you going to print out blog books of your travel blog? BTW i like Hazels pictures with the fingers for the perspective and reminder we are seeing through her eyes.


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Some readers may remembered a while back in June I wrote a post about LOVE BRAND & Co. by Oliver Tomalin created a line of men's swim trunks called TRUNKS for TRUNKS. This line was specifically sold to raise money for The Elephant Family organization to rescue the endangered Asian Elephants. You can read more about it from the post here.
Last Sunday, the founder of The Elephant Family organization Mark Shand, the brother of Duchess of Cornwall (Brother-in-Law to Prince Charles) decided to host the first Serpentine swim race with LOVE BRAND & Co. and friends to celebrate their partnership as well as the wonderful cause they are doing for our beloved elephants. Certainly our summer had just passed and at this time is not exactly the "swimming season". However, the group of 32 men in teams wearing the symbolic Elephant green trunks bravely raced in the grassy banks of the Serpentine lake. The goal was to promote awareness of the cause as well as the organization. The winner of the race was the Cowell Group Team, which received a trophy handed personally by Mark Shand. Shand's Serpentine swim race turned out to be a success so talks were in the air to make this an annual event.
Special thanks to José Berrocoso for the photos.
Binzento Vincente was also invited to another charity cause. This one hits closer to home; It's the AME Gallery Jewels 4 Good designer jewelry online auctioning event - more info on previous post here. The curator of the gallery, Anna Cheng is highly devoted to giving back to her community. Five international jewelry designers will donate their one of a kind high quality work up for auction. The proceeds will go towards five Hong Kong charities of designers' choices. The online auction was closed mid-September, but the gallery hosted a closing gala party where they announced and presented the winning bidders.
There were alot more people attended the closing gala than the preview party in August. The beginning of the event was mostly mingling time and presentations by charities of interest. Three of the five pieces of jewelry were successfully auctioned off. While two of them (the brooch and flower earrings) hadn't find its owners, they were still donated to its corresponding charities, and will be auction by the charities in the future. At the end, there was an after party at DROP lounge - guests were invited to donate at free will to the five charities of Jewels 4 Good. Guests also received souvenir bracelets indicated the specific charity that they donated to :). The AME Gallery will continue to host jewelry showcase charity events in the near future, be sure to check it out!
and now mark shand is dead. hugging all those hunging trunks, really can choke you up.


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#ifndef GRPC_CORE_TSI_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_GRPC_H
#define GRPC_CORE_TSI_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_GRPC_H

#include <grpc/support/port_platform.h>

#include <grpc/slice_buffer.h>
#include "src/core/tsi/transport_security.h"

/* This method creates a tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector object. It return TSI_OK
   assuming there is no fatal error.
   The caller is responsible for destroying the protector.  */
tsi_result tsi_handshaker_result_create_zero_copy_grpc_protector(
    const tsi_handshaker_result* self, size_t* max_output_protected_frame_size,
    tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector** protector);

/* -- tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector object --  */

/* Outputs protected frames.
   - unprotected_slices is the unprotected data to be protected.
   - protected_slices is the protected output frames. One or more frames
     may be produced in this protect function.
   - This method returns TSI_OK in case of success or a specific error code in
     case of failure.  */
tsi_result tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_protect(
    tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self, grpc_slice_buffer* unprotected_slices,
    grpc_slice_buffer* protected_slices);

/* Outputs unprotected bytes.
   - protected_slices is the bytes of protected frames.
   - unprotected_slices is the unprotected output data.
   - This method returns TSI_OK in case of success. Success includes cases where
     there is not enough data to output in which case unprotected_slices has 0
     bytes.  */
tsi_result tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_unprotect(
    tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self, grpc_slice_buffer* protected_slices,
    grpc_slice_buffer* unprotected_slices);

/* Destroys the tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector object.  */
void tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_destroy(tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self);

/* Returns value of max protected frame size. Useful for testing. */
tsi_result tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_max_frame_size(
    tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self, size_t* max_frame_size);

/* Base for tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector implementations.  */
typedef struct {
  tsi_result (*protect)(tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self,
                        grpc_slice_buffer* unprotected_slices,
                        grpc_slice_buffer* protected_slices);
  tsi_result (*unprotect)(tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self,
                          grpc_slice_buffer* protected_slices,
                          grpc_slice_buffer* unprotected_slices);
  void (*destroy)(tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self);
  tsi_result (*max_frame_size)(tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector* self,
                               size_t* max_frame_size);
} tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_vtable;

struct tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector {
  const tsi_zero_copy_grpc_protector_vtable* vtable;
};

#endif /* GRPC_CORE_TSI_TRANSPORT_SECURITY_GRPC_H */

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Levocetirizine is a second-generation piperazine H1-antihistamine. It has also been labeled as a third-generation antihistamine because it is developed from a second-generation antihistamine (cetirizine). H1-antihistamines interfere with the agonist action of histamine at the H1 receptor and are administered to attenuate inflammatory process in order to treat conditions such as allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis, and urticaria. Reducing the activity of the NF-κB immune response transcription factor through the phospholipase C and the phosphatidylinositol (PIP2) signalling pathways also decreases antigen presentation and the expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines, cell adhesion molecules, and chemotactic factors. Furthermore, lowering calcium ion concentration leads to increased mast cell stability which reduces further histamine release. First-generation antihistamines readily cross the blood-brain barrier and cause sedation and other adverse central nervous system (CNS) effects (e.g. nervousness and insomnia). Second-generation antihistamines are more selective for H1-receptors of the peripheral nervous system (PNS) and do not cross the blood-brain barrier. Consequently, these newer drugs elicit fewer adverse drug reactions.
Snidvongs K, Seresirikachorn K, Khattiyawittayakun L, Chitsuthipakorn W: Sedative Effects of Levocetirizine: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Studies. Drugs. 2017 Feb;77(2):175-186. doi: 10.1007/s40265-016-0682-0.