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Q: Simple toggle query Look at this sample code:

<form>
<input type="hidden" name="field01" value="0" />
<input type="hidden" name="field02" value="0" />
<input type="hidden" name="field03" value="0" />
</form>

What I want to happen is that, for example, if I click on the image link within swap02:
1) The image source for that link changes from off.gif to on.gif
2) The corresponding hidden field in the form (field02) changes from 0 to 1.
When I click the same link again, it reverts back to off.gif and 0.
Just three are given as an example, but this needs to be scalable (up to 99 items).
Thanks a lot. :)

A: This seems to work:
var i,$h
$('a img').click(
    function(){
        i = $(this).index('a img');
        $h = $('input:hidden').eq(i);

        if ($h.val() == 0){
            this.src = 'on.gif';
            $h.val(1);
        }
        else {
            this.src = 'off.gif';
            $h.val(0);
        }
    });

JS Fiddle demo.
Amended the code, to change the src as well. I forgot about that part in the first instance...

A: This will loop through all the images and apply a click event which will toggle the image and set the value to the relevant val based on the image' current src.
  for(var I=1;I<99;I++){
        $('swap'+(I.toString().length == 1 ? '0' : '') + I).click(function(){
             var on = 0;
              if($(this).attr('src') == 'on.gif'){
                    on = 1;
                    $(this).attr('src','off.gif');
               }else{
                     $(this).attr('src','on.gif');
                }
                $('field'+(I.toString().length == 1 ? '0' : '') + I).val(I.toString());
          });
 }

A: Try -
$("a[id^='swap']").click(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var $img = $("img",this);
    $img.attr("src") == 'off.gif' ? $img.attr("src","on.gif") : $img.attr("src","off.gif");
    var $hf = $("input[name='field" + this.id.replace('swap','') + "']");
    $hf.val() == '1' ? $hf.val('0') : $hf.val('1');
})

Demo - http://jsfiddle.net/dwE78/

A: This is how I would've done this.
A few notes:

*

*I am using
s becuase it is a bad taste to use anchors for
purely client side operations. This tends to cause issues in IE with
window unload events.

*I moved form on around the your toggles because it seems they should
be bundled together. If for whatever reason you cannot use that,
then you have to parse out the id number from the div, then look up
the input.

*Using classes instead of changing element properties.

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Edit: About divs and backgrounds...
If you are looking to build a custom button-like control, then you should stick with divs. Why? Because div is the most basic and lightweight building block you can get. It doesn't come with some weirdo predefined (and browser inconsistent) appearance and behavior rules, which you most likely don't need and shouldn't have to worry about.
For instance sometimes  will display without a border, and sometimes you need to give it border=0. The only reason to use img tag ever is if you want to stretch your image. Major advantages in using div with background image:

*

*It can be operated from js via class names, which is cleaner code.

*It can be used with image sprites (as in my example)

*It wont suddenly appear 2 pixels lower for no
good reason in a new version of IE.

Same thing with anchor tags. People use them because they used to idea ... being the clickable thing, but it actually comes with whole bunch of behavior you don't want. And the whole "clickable" is super easy to emulate with just cursor:pointer; CSS. I in fact have a staple .clickable {cursor:pointer;} declared in my CSS files (much like .hidden {display:none;}). The awesomeness of this approach is that it can be used to control both appearance and logic at the same time like here
Long story short, if you are building custom controls, always stick with divs. They are simple to define, consistent, lightweight and easy to work with from js code. More to your question: If you need an image over another image, just make it 2 divs with background images.

A: $(function(){

    $('body').delegate('a', 'click', function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();
        var $this = $(this);
        var $img = $('img', $this);
        var $hidden = $('input[name$="' + $this.attr('id').slice(-2) + '"]');

        // toggle img src
        $img.attr('src', function(i, attr) {
            return (attr == 'on.gif') ? 'off.gif' : 'on.gif';
        });

        // change hidden value
        $hidden.val(function(i, attr) {
            return (attr == '0') ? 1 : 0;
        });
    })

});

Change the delegate target selector (in my example, 'a' elements within 'body') according to your needs.
EDIT
Using delegate is preferred when there are likely to be many event handlers on a page. 99 isn't a huge number, but it is probably enough to start worrying about performance.


Towards human circuit analysis, for clinical benefit?
This article in the latest issue of the Journal of Neuroscience is interesting in the sense that they are do human brain stimulation of the hypothalamus, for the treatment of cluster headaches – but they then do positron emission tomography (PET) to examine the downstream neural circuits responsible for the abolition of the perception of headache.
This moves the field of brain stimulation from simple stimulate-and-see-what-happens, towards more of a study of human neural circuitry and how stimulation drives activity in connected locations. It's possible this will lead, in the future, to better and more focal stimulation protocols, as people figure out what the "circuit-level" phenomena are that correct particular aspects of neural dysfunction. Perhaps someday we will have a map of the "hot spots" where stimulation of a small chunk of matter can modulate a wide degree of neural circuitry for the better.
These studies are perhaps setting a good precedent for brain-stimulating neuroclinicians to follow.
Nature Neuroscience's editorial board posts a call for a change (doi:10.1038/nn0406-457) in the incentive structure of neuroscience in favor of funding initiatives that foster synthesis.
This could be the beginning of an important change in the culture of the field.
The New York Times has an article discussing the current state of consumer-grade robots and a look ahead into the future.
Among many hopeful new directions that are being taken, the article reports that Sony is discontinuing the Aibo. Sad.
A recent study in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience has isolated activation in the brain during a 3-stage model of deductive reasoning.
The study shows that during the 'premise processing' stage, there is more activity in occipito-temporal areas. During the 'integration phase', anterior prefrontal cortex is more active. During the final 'valdiation phase', the find more activity in posterior parietal and prefrontal areas.
AI started working on reasoning early on. Will studies like this lead us to the next advance in building models of reasoning?
I haven't gotten a chance to fully digest this article (What is the attenuation phenomena that happens when the taps are delayed?), but it seems like a deep result from a relatively simple haptics experiment. Just thought I'd share it with the crowd.
New Scientist has the scoop on a state-of-the-art walking robot that navigates uneven terrain, slopes, and significant kicks.
The movie has to be seen to be believed. The robot is called BigDog and it looks like a CGI special effect. But don't let the film industry desensitize you from the accomplishment here. The robotics engineering required to do this on real terrain is extraordinary. The engineers over at Boston Dynamics really deserve kudos for this.


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Q: What do we know about the reciprocal busy beaver series? I just read these excellent lecture notes by Scott Aaronson, and I found the second homework problem at the end to be incredibly thought-provoking (this course was offered over ten years ago, so I think it's now safe to discuss the homework online):

Let BB(n), or the "nth Busy Beaver number," be the maximum number of steps that an n-state Turing machine can make on an initially blank tape before halting. (Here the maximum is over all n-state Turing machines that eventually halt.)

*

*Prove that BB(n) grows faster than any computable function.

*Let S = 1/BB(1) + 1/BB(2) + 1/BB(3) + ...
  Is S a computable real number? In other words, is there an algorithm that, given as input a positive integer k, outputs a rational number S' such that |S-S'|<1/k?

I understand question #1 - it's #2 I'm wondering about. Clearly the series converges, since the sequence $1/BB(n)$ falls off much faster than $1/n$ (to put it mildly...). I suspect that $S$ in uncomputable like Chaitin's constant. (Although in some vague sense S seems to me to be more "natural," because it does not rely on a specific choice of prefix-free universal computable function "programming language" - so perhaps it's more analytically tractable?) Am I correct?
Also, is there anything at all that we can say about $S$ quantitatively? (Beyond the trivial result that it's greater than $1/4 + 1/6 + 1/13 = 77/156 = 0.494...$ based on the known values of $BB(2)$, $BB(3)$, and $BB(4)$.)
Edit: The solution is on pg. 43 of Quantum Computing Since Democritus. The answer is that $S$ is uncomputable and the reasoning is similar to mercio's, except instead of comparing $\mathrm{BB}(n)$ to a specific exponential sequence, there's just the vague sentence

Since $1/\mathrm{BB}(n+1)$, $1/\mathrm{BB}(n+2)$, and so on are so much smaller than $1/\mathrm{BB}(n)$, any upper bound on $1/S_n$ immediately yields an upper bound on $\mathrm{BB}(n)$ as well.

What is a precise upper bound?

A: I assume that you can prove constructively $BB(n+1) \ge BB(n)$ and $BB(n+h) \ge 2 BB(n)$ for some effective integer $h$.
Then if the sum was computable, you would be able to compute $BB(n)$ for every $n$ :
Since we know $BB(n)$ grows at least kinda exponentially, this allows us to turn a lower bound on the remainder of the series into an upper bound for $BB(n)$ :
$\sum_{k \ge n} 1/BB(k) \le (\sum_{n \le k < n+h} 1/BB(n)) (1+2^{-1}+2^{-2}+\ldots) \le 2h/BB(n)$.
And thus if $a \le \sum_{k \ge n} 1/BB(k)$ then $BB(n) \le 2h/a$.

Now you can compute every $BB(n)$ by induction.
Suppose you know exactly the first $(n-1)$ values. Use your magical algorithm until you get a statement $\sum_{k \ge 1} 1/BB(k) \ge \sum_{1 \le k < n} 1/BB(k) + a$ for some $a > 0$.
Then you get $BB(n) \le 2h/a$. Since you have an upper bound on $BB(n)$ you can compute it by running every $n$-state Turing machine for that many steps.

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I-395 toll lane FAQ: What to know about the new Express Lanes
Max Smith | @amaxsmith
Tolls and new High Occupancy Vehicle restrictions are now in place on Interstate 395 from Springfield, Virginia, to the D.C. line.
They started Sunday night.
All drivers using the new 395 Express Lanes are required to have an E-ZPass of some kind. Drivers who use the lanes without an E-ZPass will get a bill in the mail, even if they met carpool requirements.
The two reversible HOV lanes are becoming three HOV or toll lanes in each direction, extending the 95 Express Lanes about 8 miles to the north. The I-395 and I-95 lanes will follow the same reversal schedule they have had in the past, although the reversal could take slightly longer than usual until crews get used to the new operations.
Construction will remain in the corridor to put up new noise walls and do other construction that was folded into the contract, such as an extension of a regular southbound lane between Duke Street and Edsall Road due to open next spring.
Q: How much will they cost?
Drivers with at least two other people in the car can ride free with an E-ZPass Flex, but all others must pay at all times of day, all days of the week.
Transurban, the private company that operates the lanes, expects the average toll paid by those without an E-ZPass Flex in HOV mode will be around $8. The highest prices for the 8-mile stretch are expected to be between $20 and $30 in the early period of operations.
Toll prices can change as frequently as every 10 minutes. The current toll for a short-, middle- and long-distance exit will be displayed on signs as drivers approach the lanes.
The toll calculations and the price shown on overhead signs will only be for the 395 Express Lanes. Travel in the 95 Express Lanes is priced separately for different segments, so a toll-paying driver traveling all the way from the D.C. line to Stafford County (or, in the future, Fredericksburg) would pay for several separate segments.
Most drivers who pay tolls today in the 95 Express Lanes do not travel the length of the corridor, Transurban said, but rather use the lanes for 10 to 12 miles. Average tolls are around $10, but individual trips can be as much as $30 for one segment, Transurban's Mike McGurk said.
The tolling and HOV rules are the same on the 95 Express Lanes, 495 Express Lanes and 395 Express Lanes. Tolling rules on Interstate 66 inside the Beltway are different for now.
Tolling rules on Interstate 66 outside the Beltway will match the 95, 495 and 395 Express Lanes when the I-66 toll lanes — in each direction between Gainesville and the Beltway — open around the end of 2022.
Q: What's changing?
At the Pentagon exit/entrance
Courtesy Transurban
In addition to the new tolling and expanded HOV rules, the Eads Street interchange at the Pentagon is completely changing. (See above.)
Drivers heading to the Pentagon in the morning will now use the left lane to exit from the Express Lanes. Drivers heading to Pentagon City will use the same right exit ramp as before.
Both ramps will end with new traffic signals at Eads.
For drivers who accidentally use the wrong ramp in the first weeks, there will be some detour signs posted to loop around Army Navy Drive.
Tolling in/out of D.C.
The HOV or tolling rules will apply northbound all the way up to the Potomac River, which includes the ramp from the I-395 regular lanes just after Eads to the center lanes and middle bridge of the 14th Street Bridge complex.
Transurban hopes tolling the entrance from Eads and the entrance to the lanes from the regular I-395 lanes can help limit traffic jams in tolled lanes back past the Pentagon. Because the road ends in D.C., the per-mile tolls for using just those ramps could be significant at times the rest of the Express Lanes are pointed northbound.
The prices could be about $10 just for a fraction of a mile as part of the effort to keep most drivers in the regular lanes, McGurk said, similar to the prices at the southern end of the 95 Express Lanes.
"Our focus there is really trying to mitigate congestion as best we can," McGurk said.
Southbound drivers can use the center lanes/middle bridge of the 14th Street Bridge complex leaving D.C. without being tolled or meeting HOV rules as long as they exit into the regular I-395 lanes just after entering Virginia using the ramp near Boundary Channel Drive.
Drivers traveling on the left lane of the regular I-395 lanes should be aware that the slip ramp into D.C. before the 14th Street Bridge is now a toll road.
The final chance for southbound drivers to exit the middle lanes before facing HOV or toll rules is Eads (Pentagon/Pentagon City).
Drivers who do carpool north to the Pentagon to drop off riders in the morning or south from the Pentagon after picking riders up in the afternoon can use the last stretch in or out of D.C. for immediately before or after the trip.
Transurban said it would automatically waive tolls for those drivers who have used an E-ZPass Flex in HOV mode then switch it to toll mode. The waiver only applies to drivers who pick up or drop off carpoolers or sluggers using the Eads (Pentagon or Pentagon City) exit who then get back on the Express Lanes at Eads.
Failing to switch the E-ZPass Flex back to toll paying mode would be grounds for police to ticket those drivers though for violating tolling rules.
Q: What stays the same?
Most current access points to and from the HOV lanes remain the same for the Express Lanes, with the same reversal schedule.
The ramp to Seminary Road from the lanes when they are pointed northbound will remain HOV only all the time, with an E-ZPass Flex required. That ramp is also HOV only to enter the lanes from Seminary when the lanes are pointed southbound.
Transurban, the Virginia Department of Transportation and Alexandria officials are looking into changing that.
Q: I got in the lanes by accident. What now?
As drivers get used to the new lanes, Transurban is willing to waive tolls or make other accommodations for drivers who mistakenly get in the lanes.
The company wants to make sure that there are no repeats of the major issues that happened when the 495 Express Lanes opened with drivers trying to stop or back up in the middle of fast-moving traffic.
Drivers can call Transurban at 855-495-9777 to address the issue. There's also an online form to submit questions or concerns.
Q: I don't have an E-ZPass Flex, but need to keep carpooling/slugging. What should I do?
For the first few weeks of tolling, Transurban will allow carpoolers to register their license plates for one week of free rides to provide time for getting an E-ZPass Flex.
The transponders can be ordered online or picked up at a number of retail stores in the area.
Temporary carpool registration with Transurban will be permitted through the end of November. Call 855-495-9777.
Q: Can motorcycles ride free?
Like in the 95 and 495 Express Lanes, motorcycles ride free in the 395 Express Lanes.
Motorcycles are not required to have an E-ZPass, but those who do also are not charged for their trips.
Q: Any new transit options?
A number of bus routes currently use the corridor, and Metro and Virginia Railway Express also serve the area. But a sliver of the toll revenue is also going to some new transit options.
OmniRide's new bus routes from Staffordboro to the Pentagon and L'Enfant Plaza, for example, are free through the end of this year, so riders can try it out.
Q: Who handles enforcement in the lanes?
Virginia State Police will enforce the HOV rules in the toll lanes.
A light flashes on gantries to indicate to troopers which cars are claiming to meet carpool requirements, and troopers can then pull over any violators.
Enforcement locations include the area just before the D.C. line.
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Can I get pregnant if I have my tubes removed?
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the rate of pregnancy for women who have partial removal of their fallopian tubes is about 7.5 per 1,000. But there's no comprehensive data on women who become pregnant after having full removal like Kough, in part because it's so rare.
What happens if you get your tubes removed while pregnant?
"The majority of pregnancies that occur after fallopian tube removal are going to be ectopic because [the embryos] don't have ability to make it back to the uterus," Dr. Hodes-Wertz said. "It's very miraculous the sperm would find the egg and then make it's way into the uterus."
How do you have a baby after tubes are removed?
There are 2 options for fertility after tubal ligation, tubal reversal surgery and in vitro fertilization – IVF. Both of these are reasonable options and how the woman chooses to proceed should be based on an educated consideration of the pros and cons of each.
What are the side effects of having your tubes removed?
"Removal of the ovaries and fallopian tubes in women any time before menopause puts women into immediate surgical menopause, and results in short-term side effects including night sweats, hot flashes, and mood swings, and long-term side effects including an increased risk for heart and bone disease," Dr. Daly said.
Can tubes grow back after removal?
The tubes grow back together or a new passage forms (recanalization) that allows an egg to be fertilized by sperm. Your doctor can discuss which method of ligation is more effective for preventing tubes from growing back together. The surgery was not done correctly. You were pregnant at the time of surgery.
Can you get pregnant without a uterus but still have ovaries?
Because your uterus is removed, you no longer have periods and cannot get pregnant. But your ovaries might still make hormones, so you might not have other signs of menopause.
Can a baby survive an ectopic pregnancy?
Unfortunately, an ectopic pregnancy is fatal for the fetus. It cannot survive outside of the uterus. Quick treatment for an ectopic pregnancy is important to protect the mother's life. If the egg has implanted in the fallopian tube and the tube bursts, there can be severe internal bleeding.
How long do you bleed after tubal removal?
Vaginal bleeding up to one month after surgery is normal. Many women do not have their next normal menstrual cycle for four to six weeks after surgery. When your normal cycle returns, you may notice heavier bleeding and more discomfort than usual for the first two to three cycles.
Does removing fallopian tubes affect hormones?
Studies show that when the tubes are removed for sterilization, hormone production levels of the ovaries don't seem to be affected much. However, if the tubes are removed due to ectopic pregnancy, removal may disrupt the hormone production.
How can I have a baby after a hysterectomy?
Women can still have a baby via surrogacy and other methods after a hysterectomy. Surrogacy: When a woman loses her uterus, it does not necessarily mean that she loses her ovaries. Therefore, her eggs can be used to carry out an in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment.
What is tube removal intubation?
Tube Removal Intubation is the process of inserting a tube, called an endotracheal tube (ET), through the mouth and then into the airway. This is done so that a patient can be placed on a ventilator to assist with breathing during anesthesia, sedation, or severe illness.
What is intubation in nursing?
Intubation is the process of inserting a tube, called an endotracheal tube (ET), through the mouth and then into the airway. This is done so that a patient can be placed on a ventilator to assist with breathing during anesthesia, sedation, or severe illness. Intubation is also performed for respiratory failure.
What is the preferred intubation method for newborns?
Nasal intubation is the preferred method for newborns and infants. Still, it can take several attempts to place the tube. 6 Intubation involves the insertion of a tube through the mouth or nose, which is then secured in the windpipe with an inflatable balloon.
What is extubation in intensive care?
The removal of the Breathing Tube or Endotracheal Tube after Intubation of the larynx or trachea (wind pipe). The purpose of extubation in Intensive Care is to take the Patient off mechanical ventilation ( Ventilators (Breathing Machines) so that he or she is able to breathe on their own. What is done?
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Why Cheesecake Factory? No cleaning of your house, no getting exhausted, no making anything, no shoo-ing your family away for hours, and just having a great relaxing time with your friends. My friend and I paid for the drinks, appetizers and cheesecake while food was up to the individual. Easy.
Back to the pacifiers. Buy some of those new yummy/taste like Thin Mint chocolate covered Oreos, some blue jelly beans, and some lifesavers. Oh, AND a chocolate bar to melt so the stuff will stick to the Oreo (or use chocolate chips). Melt your chocolate and cut the tips of the jelly beans off and dip the end in chocolate and stick in onto the center of one side of the cookie. Let them dry, then do the same thing for the lifesavers on the other side of the cookie. Tie a ribbon through the lifesaver and WHALA!
I like easy baby showers.
This lucky Attic Gal took the trip of a lifetime to Paris a few months ago. Of course I saw a ton, and enjoyed every moment, but one thing I really wanted to see, besides the Eiffel Tower, my Eiffel Tower, were the famed Parisian antique markets. I just couldn't wait to behold what wonderful, beautiful old Frenchy French things there would be to see, and I hoped beyond hope that I would be able to bring home just a little something perfect that would remind me of my trip, like that artist palette there (Monet's, no doubt!) or the child's dress form behind it! Please oh please!
It was true that I was absolutely blown away by what I saw there! Block after block after block after block of more gorgeous antiques, pealing paint, rusted iron, yellowing textiles and laces than you have ever seen, and everything old and lovely and FRENCH! Overwhelming is an understatement!!!
But just as overwhelming, unfortunately were the prices! Holy French Cow! It quickly became clear that nothing, absolutely nothing that was worth dragging across the pond was withing my price range.
So, sadly I had to say 'adieu' to this lovely lady in beads and lace, and all of her pretty Parisian friends. I brought home only these few pictures that I snuck in (the shopkeepers don't like you taking pictures) and the memories of what could have been.
But I have learned that if you want something bad enough, and go to enough garage sales on enough early Saturday mornings, the Paris flea market just might come to you.
Maybe she is not French, but I'm sure she has French ancestry.
And the best part is that I didn't have to try to squeeze her in the overhead compartment on the trans-Atlantic flight.
And even if she is not from Paris, I found some fabulous things that really are.
... like a little red Merto-Autobus guide book of Paris! It is so fun to thumb through. I can imagine useing it to find my way through every arrondissement in the City of Lights.
I found the old Eiffel Tower souvenir at the same garage sale. No doubt someone years ago purchased it from a peddler just under the grand tower- the most romantic place on Earth, in my estimation. Lovers perhaps on the ultimate honeymoon!
I loved this colorful old puzzle with scenes from on old French fable. I couldn't pass it up!
A little French child once used these colorful images to recreate 6 imaginative scenes from the fable with the blocks. What would you imagine I would have paid for that at the Paris flee market?
And then there are the genuine Paris opera glasses! Some fine lady once watched the grandest productions at the famous opera house there, the very one thought haunted by the Phantom himself. The inside of the leather case is printed in gold with the name and address of an optician right in Paris! Perfect!!! Now that is EXACTLY the kind of little treasure I wanted to find at that Paris antique market! Lucky me!
But antiques weren't the only merchandise that caught my eye in Paris. May favorite little shop that we discovered in Paris was this colorful shop called Pylones. Everything in this amazingly creative shop is as decorative as well as functional. Check out their fun website here! Pie servers that look like little dogs, tape dispensers that look like little chickens, and egg timers that look like lady bugs. What I really wanted was a cheese grater like the Eiffel Tower one on the right, or the little ladies with cheese grater skirts on the table in the top left picture!
Unfortunately, the hubby with the pocket full of Euros made himself scarce when he saw me eyeing the colorful, but somewhat-pricey wares, so I bought nothing.
I regretted it the whole way home.
But guess who was waiting for me at a recent garage sale? This sweet little French lady, brand new in her Pylones carton, complete with a fun little French poem about her dancing on a plate and leaving a pile of shredded cheese just for me. When she smiles at me, I knew it was meant to be. And for $.50 rather than the $31 in the store, without having to exchange into Euros too!
She now sits on my counter. Every time I see her I just smile.
I love Shopping in Paris... even if it is right in my own hometown!
Good morning attic dwellers! How'd you like to wake up to this ooey gooey sticky coffee cake for breakfast tomorrow? We made it special for Easter morning, but it is really so easy that you can make it any time.
All you do is toss about 18 frozen, unbaked yeast rolls (like Rhodes) into a bundt pan. Top with a half cup brown sugar, a package of non-instant butterscotch pudding mix, a half cup of chopped pecans. Then pour a half cup (1 stick) of melted butter on top of everything.
Cower with a damp cloth or plastic wrap and let sit at room temp overnight. The dough will thaw and rise.
In the morning all you do is throw it in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes. Let it stand for about 5 minutes before turning it onto a cake plate.
Then watch as it disappears in no time flat.
It is really that easy and that good.
Your kids will think your are a culinary genius!
So... what are you having for breakfast?


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Gold, Inflation, and You
Written by Adam English
Here is a little dose of reality for all of those inflation naysayers out there:
76% of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck.
65% of Americans say they don't own their homes.
53% of Americans have no money in the stock market, even through retirement accounts.
Together, these three depressing facts mean a vast majority of Americans have seen their wealth and income crushed by inflation.
Your wealth needs to have grown about 210% over the last 30 years to have outpaced inflation.
Unless you have owned your home for 30 years or heavily invest a large portion of income in the stock market, there is little chance you have experienced anything close.
If you bought a home in 1989, on average the appreciation falls just short of keeping up with inflation.
Right off the bat, we know a third didn't do that. And the real number is much higher.
Considering a 30-year mortgage is the longest you'll find, only 35% of U.S. homeowners don't have mortgage debt, and home value is the dominant form of wealth for a vast majority of homeowners, we can infer that a majority of Americans have seen their total wealth trail well behind inflation.
The S&P 500 is up around 700% over 30 years before accounting for inflation, which effectively halves the return. We know 53% didn't ride that wave. Yet again, the real number is much higher because many had no meaningful wealth invested.
The average head of a household in the U.S.A. only has $12,000 stashed away for retirement.
That leaves income as the major source of wealth creation for well over half of Americans, which is clearly the case considering 76% live paycheck-to-paycheck.
Check out this graph to see how stunningly depressing life has been for Americans over the last 30 years:
There has been about a 33% real wage increase and a nearly 210% increase for all items in the Consumer Price Index.
Effectively, anyone dependent on wages has seen his or her purchasing power drop by half.
According to official U.S. government data, annual inflation has grown at an average of about 4% over the last 30 years. Even at today's lower inflation rate, that is constantly eating away at your paycheck, though it is invisible.
Of course, that's after the government implemented all sorts of shenanigans to make inflation seem artificially low. The official line used each time is that the change makes inflation data more accurate. Yet each and every time, and there have been dozens of times, inflation is tweaked down. How convenient.
If we still determined inflation using the calculations from 1980, it'd be significantly higher:
Courtesy of ShadowStats.com
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The simple fact of the matter is inflation has been the predominant reason a majority of Americans are being pushed towards poverty and deeper into debt while creating a massive headwind for wealth creation for the rest.
The low inflation we've seen in recent years is an aberration. There will be a return to the norm. Anyone taking the government and Federal Reserve's dismissals of inflation concerns at face value is ignorant to reality.
The Best Way Out
I wish I had a way out for the half of Americans who don't have any exposure to the markets or the 76% who live paycheck-to-paycheck. Inflation is absolutely crushing them.
For those of us with some money to invest, there is a tried-and-true way to offset some of the effects of inflation on our portfolios.
Get into gold and gold miners.
I know the idea is anathema to some, but we can't really afford to avoid the reality of the situation.
Gold is up roughly 280% over the last 30 years. Go back to 1971, and gold is up around 3,500%. The S&P 500 certainly can't match that performance.
Then there are the seemingly unavoidable pitfalls in our very near future: trade concerns, negative stock market indicators, QE, central bank shenanigans, yield curve inversions, the Iran standoff, global unrest, etc.
The simple fact is that gold has and will continue to be the best way to protect and preserve wealth over long periods of time.
Of course, not all companies are poised to thrive in the post-correction years of gold. Due diligence is an absolute necessity.
It is a pain, I know, but there is no way around it. It feels like a full-time job. That's because it is, and it often requires a lot of overtime, too. The Outsider Club's Gerardo Del Real has made a career of it.
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The U.S. unemployment rate is 3.6%. That's the lowest it's been since 1969. GDP is growing consistently over 2% per year. And inflation is fully contained, checking in at 2%, which is the Federal Reserve's self-appointed target. Why then is the central bank signaling a rate cut?


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Аделхайд фон Липе (; * 1298; † сл. 1324) от Господството Липе и Реда е чрез женитба графиня на Еверщайн и Поле.

Произход

Тя е дъщеря на Симон I фон Липе († 1344) и съпругата му Аделхайд фон Валдек († 1339/1342), дъщеря на граф Хайнрих III фон Валдек. Сестра е на Бернхард (1277 – 1341), княжески епископ на Падерборн (1321 – 1341).

Фамилия
Аделхайд се омъжва пр. 29 септември 1324 г. за граф Херман II фон Еверщайн-Поле (* пр. 1305; † между 20 юни 1350 – 21 септември 1353), син на граф Ото III фон Еверщайн-Поле († 1312/1314) и втората му съпруга Луитгард фон Шладен († сл. 1331). Те имат децата:
 Аделхайд фон Еверщайн-Поле (* ок. 1324; † сл. 29 септември 1373), омъжена между 10 май 1335 и 9 юни 1336 г. за херцог Ернст I фон Брауншвайг-Грубенхаген (1297 – 1361)
 Ото VI фон Еверщайн-Поле/X (* ок. 1339; † 25 юли 1373), граф на Еверщайн-Поле и Озен, женен за Агнес фон Хомбург († сл. 1409)
 Херман III фон Еверщайн-Поле (* 1351; † 1393/1395), домхер в Хилдесхайм, от 1373 граф на Еверщайн, женен 1373 г. за Елизабет I фон Валдек († 1423)
 София фон Еверщайн-Поле († пр. 14 юли 1370)
 Йохан I фон Еверщайн-Поле († сл. 1351)
 Ото XI фон Еверщайн-Поле († между 5 юни 1356 и 1 май 1364), домхер в Хилдесхайм (1341 – 1356), каноник в Св. Блазии в Брауншвайг (1355)
 Майнхард I фон Еверщайн-Поле († сл. 1351)
 Бернхард III фон Еверщайн-Поле († сл. 1378/1379)

Литература
 Georg Schnath: Everstein, Grafen von. In: Neue Deutsche Biographie (NDB). Band 4, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1959, ISBN 3-428-00185-0, S. 693.
 Detlev Schwennicke: Europäische Stammtafeln, New Series, Vol. I/3, Tafel 335.
 Europaische Stammtafeln, by Wilhelm Karl, Prinz zu Isenburg, Vol. XVII, Tafel 82.

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Hey loves, I hope you are well, I hope you are doing great and for those of you still on holiday, well, we can't wait for you to be back. I know you don't want to come back to work and still want to rest a bit more. But come anyway. Ha ha ha. I started work on the 3rd so I'm already in the swing of things. And these holidays were like so awesome for me you guys. I did not do a lot of resting though, like come on, if your kids are with you, there's no resting there right? But fun was had and I enjoyed big time. This time our holiday destination was Zimbabwe. I mean, after the political changes there late in 2017, we just felt the urge to go as a family. At first we only sent our kids, earlier in December, and we had no kids around for about 3 weeks. Talk of home life bliss. I missed them but it was amazing to take a break from all the noise and endless issues siblings fight over. We only followed them just before Christmas, to face the most horrible backlog at Beitbridge border post. Took us 18 hours to get to our destination and we were so tired I was dozing off at every opportunity.
We visited relatives mainly, not much time for visiting friends especially if travelling as a family. It was awesome to see our family you guys and I know it's something that those who live in close proximity to their family take for granted. We only get to see family about once a year unless they visit us or something drastic has happened. Even sending kids away for the weekend does not just happen. Or for school holidays. Nope. So we have our kids all year round and when we go on holiday, we go together and come back together and all. Which is tiring to say the least. So, visiting family is so treasured and every moment enjoyed.
We also decided to do some Zimbabwe tourism. Not much, just as our pockets allowed us. You know, living within our means and not overspending in December. So, we went to Chinhoyi Caves. I have been to this tourist destination before when I was younger but we wanted to show our kids as well. So that when they remember Zimbabwe, they should also know the magnificent destinations there. Going down the slopes to see the very deep pool at the base of the cave was some good exercise as well. I mean I needed is so much with all the rich food that I was freely helping myself to throughout our stay.
When your phone takes great pictures, the filters are so in agreement with the scene, you love photography, you're being a tourist and your hubby is so photogenic.
Also went to Chivi, must say for the first time for all of us to go there. It is the rural home of my sister in law, maiguru, wife to hubby's brother. The welcome we got was so heart warming and almost made us forget the hills and valleys our small car had to maneuver to get there. Many a time, we had to disembark the car and leave the driver alone just to make it lighter on load and allow it to go through some difficult rocks or dips. The bridges were so low in many places or missing altogether. We prayed so hard that it would not rain overnight or else we would be stuck there for a good day or 2 or until we could actually cross the many rivers we had passed.
My husband was like, "I wish we could call for an uber lift that could just lift the car with us inside from where it is parked now to the tarred road." And my eldest son went, "I actually wish to be dropped at home in Johannesburg, not by the tar." The horror of having to go back knowing how our car struggled to get there was just too much. There are no real roads most of the way, just the open veld and some wider and more prominent paths where carts, people and animals frequent. We saw other cars there as well but they were bakkies or pick up trucks that do not have much problems moving around the rough terrain. We thank God it didn't rain overnight and we managed to get back to the tar, using another route which was better but longer which presented another problem. We needed to find fuel before we got to the next town. Although we hovwe 30 litres of fuel in the tank, the about 10 kilometer journey to the homestead and then another 10 kilometer plus back had left us on near empty. Our prayers were answered once again and we found fuel at Mandamabwe for those who this route.
We all slept in one room and my kids loved it. We always chase them from our bedroom at night so this was like WOW!
This was by the far the most eventful part of our stay in Zimbabwe. Our kids were running all over the open grazing fields, touched the goats and went with the men at the homestead to prepare the cows for tilling the fields. We had homemade bread for breakfast and the tea was so rich with a lot of milk if I had stayed there another day, I would need to walk all the way back to the tarred road for I would make the car so heavy. I didn't weigh myself after this trip but I am sure I gained some significant weight. It was really good to visit the rural areas and to see our in-laws though and I would do it again anytime, with better transport though.
Well, I'm back at work now and the kids will be back in school soon and the routine of Johannesburg life. I am excited about 2018. Look I get excited every beginning of year. As much as I know I can start something any time, but end of year, holidays and changing that date and diary from the one I was using in 2017 to the one that actually has 2018 on brings some sort of excitement. New year, new goals, or the same goals but new milestones to reach. I am going to be studying again this year. Doing my level 5 in Procurement and Supply (CIPS) I took 2017 off but I need to get on with it this year. I missed studying as well. Although I was so busy I have no idea where 2017 went to. I will still be working at Natural Moisture. Nashe Hair Studio which was previously just known as Natural Moisture Hair Studio is still going strong. And if you're close by, please do visit us for some natural pampering. I will still be blogging here as well. I think if I didn't blog, I would go mad. I need this blog you guys, where I can just share stuff, write nonsense sometimes and just be me. I know how this blog has helped a lot of people as well and for that, I will do anything to keep blogging. Less of product reviews though especially hair products. I mean, it just defeats the whole purpose sometimes because some of the products I am asked to review are so full of filler ingredients I don't even want to put them on my hair even if I'm paid to do that. So, I may review other stuff but not hair products.
Wow, what a long post. I promise, I wont do it again. But if you have read this far. Thank you so much for reading and if you are not subscribed to my newsletter, please do so that you don't miss any of my posts. Until then, here is to a blissful 2018 and beyond and may God bless the work of your hands or just your effort (in case you don't have hands). Keep smiling, it makes you look prettier.


We remember Paul Newman, that kiss from summer camp and the 1960s. We remember archery, arts and crafts, and afternoon activities. We remember a time when we didn't have a portal to the past and a reminder of the future buzzing away in our pockets. Our relationship with time may seem complicated, but we think it's quite simple. At Hart's Camp, we're about capturing and preserving those warm feelings from the past and bringing them to you with the modern niceties of the present. Because clearly, it's about time.
Each Airstream is surrounded with beautiful landscaping and equipped with a full gas BBQ, handcrafted outdoor furniture, a fire pit with one complimentary bundle of wood provided, an outdoor shower with a live green wall (in addition to the indoor shower) and complimentary bikes. It's camping, without the tent and all the gear.
Our trailers are brand new and equipped with quality finishes. Complete with a luxurious queen or bunk-style beds, fully equipped bathroom and kitchenette with all the kitchen gadgets so you can leave yours at home. They are perfect for a weekend getaway with a loved one or bring the whole family for some fun. Some of our trailers even open up to connect with your friends next door so you can bring an even bigger crew.
From our vintage classic looks, to our modern, sleek-style Airstreams, we've got an array of choices. Each trailer has a different personality to match your own, but they all are designed to feel nostalgic and perfectly spacious to enjoy a carefree break from the norm in Pacific City, Oregon.
We've made some updates to Hart's Camp and can't wait to share. Experience the great outdoors, from the comfort of your Airstream with new camp amenities. Take our Linus bikes for a ride, play some of the new games in the common area or bring the whole crew for a group campfire at our new fire pit.
Our camp is perfect for unwinding, but it's even better after a day of exploring. With the beach as your backyard and the Pacific City as your playground there's always opportunity for adventure. From hiking and biking to surfing and kayaking, take it from land to sea and back again all in a day's worth of exploration. Don't just pass the time, find your passion and find it at the coast. Welcome to the neighborhood.


Ride-On provides transportation for everyone and can refer callers to other transportation services in San Luis Obispo County. Ride-On is the Consolidated Transportation Service Agency (CTSA) and a Transportation Management Association (TMA) for San Luis Obispo County.
This program provides transportation to residents of the Morongo Basin to doctor and social services appointments locally. Transportation is also provided weekly to Morongo Basin residents to doctors appointments in the San Bernardino and Coachella Valley areas.
Provides curb-to-curb service for certified ADA (Adults with Disabilities Act) passengers between the cities of Fillmore and Santa Paula. ADA service from either Fillmore or Santa Paula to Ventura (via transfer to Gold Coast Transit ACCESS at Wells Road in Saticoy) is available with 24 hours prior reservation.
Offers door-to-door Dial-A-Ride program for persons 62 years of age or older, or for those who hold an Americans with Disabilities (ADA) card.
Provides dial-a-ride services for seniors and those who are unable to drive due to a disability which qualifies for a California DMV disabled permit. Wheelchair vans are available. Free transportation on all Thousand Oaks Transit Buses with Westlake Village Dial-A-Ride card.
Offers curb-to-curb service to seniors and individuals that are permanently or temporarily disabled. There are no limits on number of trips. Also provides transfer connections with the Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, and Santa Paula paratransit service.
Offers community-based transportation in Salinas throughout the Monterey Peninsula and along the major highways in between (rides provided by volunteers, low-income scholarship program available, not an emergency service).


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Loggers Find Woman's Remains In Peru
04:18PM / Tuesday, July 16, 2019
PERU, Mass. — The remains of an unidentified woman were found in a wooded area about one mile off Curtin Road on Tuesday morning. The woman has yet to be identified by authorities and Hinsdale and Peru Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. The body is being transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Boston for an autopsy. The District Attorney's Office said loggers found the remains. While not identified by authorities, the location is not that far from where Jacqueline Coutinho was last seen. Coutinho went missing from Smith Road in Hinsdale in May. She was visiting her
Police Say Peru Man's Death Not Suspicious
WINDSOR, Mass. — The body of a Peru man was discovered in Windsor on Friday morning.
Investigators say the body of 62-year-old Thomas Keeley of East Windsor Road was found off River Road in Windsor about 8 a.m. Friday.
Police say the death does not appear to be suspicious at this time. The investigation is being conducted by state police detectives assigned to the district attorney's office.
Hall Gets Life Sentences in First-Degree Murder Convictions
Adam Lee Hall, 38, was sentenced to consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole, to be served at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Cedar Junction, on the three convictions of murder in the first degree in the killings of David Glasser, Edward Frampton and Robert Chadwell.
Hampden Superior Court Judge C. Jeffrey Kinder also ordered Hall to serve several consecutive sentences on and after the final life sentence against Chadwell, beginning with a 12- to 15-year state prison sentence on the count of armed robbery against Glasser; an 8- to 10-year state prison sentence on a kidnapping charge against Glasser, and then a sentence of five to seven years,
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Don't forget, we close on THURSDAY 19th JULY for the Summer Holiday.
We hope you have a lovely holiday. If you are returning in September, remember we reopen on Wednesday 5th September, if you are leaving us, we wish you and your child all the best for the future! We hope you have had lots of fun at Rockwood and enjoyed your time here. If you haven't already, please add a post-it to our 'Likes' and 'Wishes' display in the Cloakroom.
Please check your emails for the latest Rockwood Nursery School newsletter. If you struggle, there is a copy (PDF) in the 'Newsletter' section of the website and several hard copies in Reception. If you haven't received an emailed copy and normally do, please check you have completed the GDPR form and returned it to us to allow us to send you emails and texts.
Don't forget - we are closed for half term holiday from end of sessions 25th May and re-open Tuesday 5th June.
Today is also the day by which you need to complete the GDPR sign-up letter you have been sent. If you do not complete the form, we can no longer send you texts or emails and use your information in the finance system. Please ensure you complete and return the form, or complete one at the office.
And finally.... we will be drawing the raffle at 2pm Friday 25th May. Please make sure you have bought your tickets and look for the notice in Reception to see if you have won!
Parent Coffee and Chat - come along and find out our plans for next year and give us ideas and feedback on your child's experiences at Rockwood.
FIND Newletter is now online for parents/carers of SEND children.


From blockbuster epics - The Hunger Games (LionsGate), Hidden Figures (20th Century Fox)- and dramas like the October 2018 20th Century Fox feature The Hate U Give (20th Century Fox), to Television - Grey's Anatomy (ABC) and Live Theatre, Goddess (Broadway Bound), this versatile actress/songstress is among the artistic elite. Recent credits include Laura Steinel's 2019 Feature Comedy Fam-i-l-y (Naegle Ink), season four of CW's The Originals, and Greenleaf on OWN.
In addition to her work as an actor, Karan has served tirelessly for the past decade to provide students with an opportunity to build character, discipline, and an eternal passion for the arts.
Born and raised in Fort Valley, GA, Karan graduated from Spelman College in Atlanta, GA (BA, Drama and Dance) and earned her graduate degree (MBA, Management) at Wesleyan College in Macon, GA. As a speaker, Karan has appeared at the following: NASA (Ames) Speaker, Women's History Month; Stanford University Featured Panelist for "Hidden Figures" sponsored by Boeing and NSBE; Fort Valley State University Commencement Speaker 2018; Additional acting credits include: Grey's Anatomy, Goddess (O'Neill Musical Theatre Conference), *Breath and Imagination (The Colony Theatre), Drop Dead Diva, Army Wives, The Wronged Man, Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleading Scandal (Lifetime Television), Tyler Perry's House of Payne and Madea Goes to Jail, (Tyler Perry Studios) and the feature films: The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Parental Guidance, Merry Friggin' Christmas, and more.


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the 2008 New York Comedy Festival is coming
BrooklynVegan Staff Published: August 6, 2008
by Klaus Kinski
Louis CK suprise appearance @ Pianos (more by Bao Nguyen)
The 2008 New York Comedy Festival is not until November 5-9, but tickets for lots of the shows start going on sale August 7th. The festival boasts some pretty massive talent, but the festival also boasts some enormous venues and somewhat hefty ticket prices. Individually, the tickets prices might not be so bad. But when you want to see 4 or 5 of these shows the overall cost (with fees) is a bit crippling. Some highlights of the Festival include:
11/6 - Louis CK - Town Hall
11/7 - An Evening with Craig Ferguson - Town Hall
11/8 - Sarah Silverman and Friends - Hammerstein Ballroom
11/8 - Tracy Morgan - Apollo Theater
11/9 - BJ Novak and Friends - Town Hall
What really has my curiosity going bonkers is the addition of "and Friends" to the Sarah Silverman and BJ Novak (The Office) shows. When Sarah performed at Carnegie Hall last year, her friends were Todd Barry and Doug Benson. TOTALLY worth the cost of admission. And BJ Novak, hilarious in his own right, has many many many very funny friends so there's a huge chance his show will absolutely blow the roof off of Town Hall. In their own words...
"We're thrilled to celebrate the fifth year of the New York Comedy Festival with such a talented and hilarious group of performers who are on the leading edge of the comedy business," said Caroline Hirsch, co-founder of the Festival and owner of Carolines on Broadway. "We are also very excited to launch a multi-year partnership with COMEDY CENTRAL, and look forward to working with them to extend the Festival's audience even further and to provide even more content and programming through COMEDY CENTRAL's various media platforms."
Filed Under: BJ Novak, Comedy Central, Craig Ferguson, Louis CK, New York Comedy Festival, Sarah Silverman, Todd Barry, Tracy Morgan
Categories: Comedy News, tour dates
Tour news: Future Islands, Goo Goo Dolls, Todd Barry, Immortal Bird, more
Yo La Tengo Hanukkah Night 2: Sun Ra Arkestra, Todd Barry, more (pics, setlist)
2022 Grammys nominations: Tyler The Creator, Japanese Breakfast, Kacey Musgraves, Olivia Rodrigo, more
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Love this as a warmup for weights. Thanks! Love the 15 min treds.
Awesome! I appreciate the feedback! Thank you!
Thank you, Kerri! I appreciate you taking class! Crush the week!
Broke a nice sweat with this one, thank you Garrett!
Love it!!! Thank YOU! Keep it up!
Great Halloween blast to put a slight dent in the caloric candy consumption to come!
1 or 3 or 5 pieces of cake won't kill ya, right babe?
This might be my favorite movewith workout I have done to date! Can't wait to try the rest of your runs as I train for a 10k in Mexico in October. Love it, Garrett!!
Haven't been in a good workout routine lately. Nice to hear your voice and make me push myself a bit.
Perfect short burst of cardio!
Awesome short but hard workout!
Great instruction. Easy to follow. Worked up a sweat and I loved the music!


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Man taken to hospital after being hit by car in town centre
Man, 32, hit by Corsa in Barnard Castle taken to hospital
By Catherine Priestley catherinepecho Chief Reporter (County Durham)
A MAN was taken to hospital after being knocked over by a car as he walked in a town centre.
A Durham police spokesperson said officers were called to a collision between a pedestrian and a car on Galgate, Barnard Castle, just after 11.45am yesterday (Wednesday, July 8).
The pedestrian - a 32-year-old man - was taken to hospital. His injuries were not believed to be serious.
The driver of the Vauxhall Corsa – an 18-year-old man – was unhurt.
Police enquiries are ongoing, anyone with any information is asked call Durham police on 101 quoting incident number 143 of July 8.


« Good, Free Stuff With Love from Me to You!
Set a clear goal and vision of what you want. Write it down. Be specific, and include the details. Make the decision to have what you want and make a firm commitment to get it by a specific date.
Have unwavering faith and belief that you will achieve your goal. Be willing to do what it takes. Do not give yourself any other option. Accept any sacrifice required.
Develop a plan of action and do something right now and every day to achieve your goal. The sooner you create momentum, the faster you will get your heart's desire. You can't receive your goal with wishful thinking. You have to accept personal responsibility, get off your bum, and take continuous steps to achieve your goal every single day.
Adopt a positive attitude, surround yourself with like-minded people, and create an environment that supports your goal. Motivational speaker Jim Rohn is attributed with saying, "You are the sum total of the 5 people you hang around with the most." If you and your friends are not on the same page, find a new posse. Surround yourself with the people who help you stay focused on your goal.
Express gratitude and happiness for your progress and achievements every day. Accept yourself and who you are. Treat everyone with respect and dignity. Operate in total truth and honesty. Love what you do.
This five-step plan may sound too simple, but testimonials abound by people who have followed this prescription for success. The hardest part – the part most people miss – is really defining what you want, implementing a plan of action, and following it consistently.
Researchers agree that it takes 21 days to create a new habit – so you have to hang in there for at least three weeks before your new strategies become second nature. Don't allow your dreams to stay locked up inside your head and heart. You can be and do whatever you want in your lifetime – and so can your children. Model a plan for goal achievement for their sake. There are books, movies, and coaches aplenty to help inspire you.
In fact, I recently wrote an article chock-full of resources to help you. It was just published in the premiere issue of a brand new magazine called RAW (Real Authentic Women). It's published by Mary Leppert and her family, who also happen to publish The Link National Homeschool Magazine. You can read my article, "From Fantasy to Fulfillment: Living the Life of Your Dreams" and the entire digital version of the premiere issue of RAW online.
You can also get a free hard copy of RAW mailed to your home. Simply email the editor mary.thelink@verizon.net with your address.
And take advantage of the special introductory subscription rate of $10 for a full year of RAW! To subscribe, email Mary Leppert at mary.thelink@verizon.net.
If any aspect of homeschooling was a part of your New Year's resolutions, you'll enjoy learning about the "Homeschool Helpers" in this issue of Homefires. They will help you achieve your homeschool goals, even if you've gotten off course.
As professional development coach Mike Altshuler said, "The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot." Correct your course and make a bee-line to achieving your dreams!
P.S. Please email me (Editor@Homefires.com) with your questions, comments, and suggestions for future issues of Homefires.


Two putts a hole adds up to 36 putts in a round. This could be almost half the total score for an average golfer. Three or four putts on any green should be avoided at all costs. Tour players average 25 to 30 putts over 18 holes. Remember a short putt adds up to one stroke, the same as your longest drive.
Age should not be a huge factor when it comes down to your ability to hole plenty putts of good length on a regular basis. Its easy to find places to practice putting. Even in your living room. Here are some video tips from great putters. Check them out, then start practicing. It's the easiest way to begin lowering your score.
Below: Dave Stockton, one of the worlds great putters gives his advice and a practice drill. Others are Bob Charles. Brad Faxon and Ben Crenshaw, all famous golf putters.
Bob Charles of New Zealand. Could be the best stroke ever?


U.N. officials say they expect to shortly wrap up their investigation into a bloody November massacre in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, that left at least 21 men dead.
Suspected gang members brutally shot or hacked the victims with machetes in the impoverished La Saline neighborhood.
'Investigations by both the authorities and human rights organizations are ongoing, and our human rights service is also working to determine what happened,' the head of the current U.N. mission in Haiti said last month.
Witnesses told The Associated Press that on Nov. 13, a police truck with uniformed men drove into La Saline. The witnesses said they thought the men were police officers looking to head off a gang war.
Instead, the men opened fire before going from house to house, dragging out unarmed males and fatally shooting them or slicing their bodies with machetes.
Residents said gang violence in many Haitian neighborhoods has spiked since armed U.N. peacekeepers left Haiti in 2017 and were replaced by a smaller police training force.
Some residents told the AP they believe the massacre was part of a gang war, while others suspect it was orchestrated by government officials trying to stop a planned anticorruption march.
Haitian police chief Michel-Ange Gedeon called the violence a fight between two gangs. He said two policemen accused of being involved in the killings have been suspended.
According to the AP, gang money comes from neighborhoods with thriving markets where they extort money from vendors.


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