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It’s 9 p.m. on a Wednesday night, and I’ve just gotten my three boys to bed. I sit down at my desk with a cup of tea and open the draft of my new novel. There’s a hazy moon in the sky and the wind is howling outside my office window. I can hear the branches of the old maple tree creaking in the wind, thrashing against the house — the perfect dark and stormy night.
Tonight I’m working on a chapter where my character will confront something terrifying, and to get into the right mood for a scene like this, I do what I always do: I think back to the most chilling night of my life — the night my family came into close (too close) contact with a murderer.
I’ve never written about this before, though it’s an experience that’s informed every scary scene I’ve ever written — every scream, every door creaking on its hinge, every imagined boogeyman lurking in the darkness. Look closely, and you can find it swirling in the salty night air in my first novel, “The Violets of March”; or hear echoes of it in the cries of my heroine in “Blackberry Winter.” The truth is, I owe much of my understanding of suspense and fear on the page to one single terrifying experience in 1990.
I was 12 years old at the time, with hair pulled back into a ponytail, a pink boombox on my dresser and an unmarred sense of peace and safety. My parents locked the doors at night, we said our prayers and nobody worried. Not really. But then, one afternoon, a dark shadow crept in.
I can still remember the look in my mom’s eyes when she walked in the door with a paper bag in her arms. She’d been grocery shopping with my youngest brother, when, in the parking lot of a Safeway in Silverdale, Wash., a car had plowed into her van. The man staggered out of his car to survey the damage — a fairly deep dent in the rear. She remembers him as a bit detached, on edge. His emotionless dark eyes made her clutch my little brother tighter — that and she thought she smelled alcohol on his breath.
They agreed to exchange information for insurance purposes, and my mom scrawled out her name and phone number on a scrap of paper. He slipped it into his wallet and drove away. It was the scene of any typical fender-bender, except for the fact that that evening, after stopping in at the grocery store for two six-packs of beer, this man murdered two people.
The next day, the police called our house. They wanted to know why my mom’s name had been found in the home of a man named David Drizpaul. My mom explained the accident, and then listened, and as she did, her jaw dropped.
Drizpaul, the officer said, was armed and dangerous. Though he was wanted for murder, the police feared his rampage wasn’t over. In fact, they said, there was a very real chance that he might come after us.
Per the police officer’s recommendation, our family went into hiding that day. We temporarily moved into the empty home of my grandparents, who lived next door but were traveling at the time. We dimmed the lights, locked the doors and my dad kept guard near the front windows.
That night, a storm rolled in. Angry waves crashed up on the shore outside our windows, and as the wind howled, we huddled in the dark wondering if a madman was lurking in the shadows. My sister and brothers and I all clung to each other. I don’t think my dad even slept. Every rain splatter on the window, every cat’s cry in the night — in my mind, it was David Drizpaul.
The sun rose the next morning, and so did we — unharmed. That day, we learned that after killing two more people, Drizpaul had taken his own life.
The dark shadow had passed, but the experience remained tattooed in my memory. Now, more than 20 years later, I go back to that night often and try to tease out details I overlooked, like the fear in my dad’s eyes or the way the furniture cast big jagged shadows on the walls.
Here’s the thing: Everyone tells you to write what you know. It’s the tried-and-true advice every writer hears at some point in her career. But to take my writing to a deeper level, I’ve found that a better practice is to simply write what frightens you, haunts you, even.
It’s not always pleasant, or easy, dredging up deep-seated fears for literary purposes. For instance, in my recent novel “Blackberry Winter,” I challenged myself, a mother of three little boys, to imagine what it might feel like to lose a child, my deepest and most haunting fear. There were times I couldn’t write a sentence, out of pure terror. But by facing my fears in the pages of this novel, I created a story that felt emotionally true to me.
Similarly, in “The Last Camellia,” my new novel, I put my character in an old manor house in England, alone, with a madman lurking, evil seeping into every drafty window frame. I’ll be honest: I hated writing this scene. I hated it, because I’ve had a lifelong fear of being alone in a house (which is why I have a golden retriever), and also because it took me right back to that horrific night in 1990. In fact, at one point, I didn’t think I had the guts to write it. But I did. I think the fear that spilled out onto the page made the scene ring true to readers.
I now keep a sign on the bulletin board in my office that reads: “Write What Scares You.” I’ve learned that tapping into the hard stuff — whether it’s the fear of loss or a boogeyman lurking in childhood memories — is what ultimately gives a story the power to leap off the page and grab you by the collar.


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Juan Munoz will be remembered by other tennis players he played against for Bethune-Cookman University by his excellence on the court.
DAYTONA BEACH — Juan Munoz will be remembered by other tennis players he played against for Bethune-Cookman University by his excellence on the court, but hundreds of students who gathered Sunday night at the school for a candlelight vigil will remember him as much more.
Munoz, a 20-year-old junior at the college, was on his 2007 Yamaha heading west on International Speedway Boulevard just after 8 p.m. Sept. 15 when he slammed into a truck at the intersection of Martin Luther King Boulevard, killing him. The memorial service for him began exactly one week later.
Family members traveled from Colombia and the service was translated into Spanish for them. His mother lit the first candle Sunday night, and tears streamed down her face when she was presented with photos of her son.
B-CU tennis team members wore black T-shirts with his photograph printed on them, cried, hugged each other, and, in the end huddled together.
Munoz was a true leader, Pleasant said. He suffered injuries last season that threatened his career this year.
Dwight Sanders, a senior and a member of the Alpha Nu Omega fraternity that planned the vigil, said everyone is family at Bethune-Cookman.

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SUNNYVALE, CA and SWINDON, UK – May 24, 2017 – Alta Devices and PowerOasis have announced they are partnering to develop the world’s first reference design for integrated solar and lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery power systems for small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). By combining Alta Devices’ breakthrough solar technology with PowerOasis’ proven expertise in hybrid power systems, small UAV developers can focus on leveraging their core expertise in aircraft design and performance.
An aircraft designer will be able to leverage this reference design to manage the complete energy generation, storage and power management system for a UAV. This is without having to bring this capability in-house, saving time and resources than can be better allocated to payload design and aircraft aerodynamics.
Many aircraft companies are turning to solar to provide added endurance to UAVs. A typical battery-powered UAV can normally stay aloft for only a few hours. With solar added to the wings, the same aircraft could fly all day. By combining the certainty of Li-ion battery power with the range and power extension of Alta Devices’ uniquely thin, flexible, and efficient solar cells, UAV’s can now accomplish tasks that have not previously been possible. These include: infrastructure inspection over long distances, long range search and rescue operations, precision agriculture on industrial farms and communications infrastructure provisioning to underserved locations.
The targeted release-date for the design is late 2017 and it will be available initially through Alta Devices and PowerOasis.
Press Release on BusinessWire is here.
PowerOasis is the industry leader in 50W to 20kW hybrid power systems & energy efficiency solutions for a wide range of applications, from telecoms to transport and military deployments. PowerOasis has a deep systems design capability combined with in-house power electronics and software expertise enabling bespoke or high volume, high quality, leading edge power solutions to be realized quickly and cost effectively from existing modules or new designs. PowerOasis also works with the world’s leading and next generation Lithium-ion cell manufacturers to develop state of the art application specific batteries incorporating PowerOasis control software and battery management features. PowerOasis’ sophisticated cloud based network management and analytics software enables cyber secure remote management and optimization of single vehicle deployments through to fleets of thousands providing customers with a complete end to end system solution.
PowerOasis is headquartered in the UK and has a strong Intellectual Property portfolio, a track record of successful innovation with a growing customer base. Please visit www.poweroasis.com for more information.
Alta Devices is (EM)POWERING THE UNPLUGGED WORLD™ by delivering the world’s most efficient, thin and flexible mobile power technology. By converting light of any kind into electricity, Alta Devices’ AnyLight™ power technology extends the energy source of a system, and in many cases, completely cuts the traditional power cord. The solution can be completely integrated into the final system, and is ideal for use in unmanned systems, consumer electronics, sensors, automotive, remote exploration, or anywhere size, weight, and mobility matter. Alta Devices holds world records for energy conversion efficiency and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, CA. For more information, visit https://www.altadevices.com. Alta Devices is a Hanergy company.

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9 Holes of Adventure Golf @ Captain’s Bay – For 2 or 4!
Get a fabulous 9-hole adventure golf experience for two or four people. At pirate-themed Captain’s Bay Adventure golf course. Play amongst sharks and sunken ships on this 9-hole course. Fun-filled day for the whole family! Valid Monday-Sunday 9am-8pm. Located in Hendon, London.
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You know that to any Krav Maga, being a Krav Maga practitioner, an expert, a master, is way beyond just punching, kicking, self-defense, fighting.
Spending many years with Imi through the initiation that I went through, it was very clear for me through seeing him, the way he treated the family, the way he treated the friends, the way he was behaving in the general surrounding, that this is way beyond aggression and fighting.
While training and dealing with Krav Maga, you are definitely gaining different types of qualities. The obvious ones are, of course, the persistence. The ability to switch on and off with the aggression. The self-respect. The confidence. That’s the first layer. But in addition to that, we’re gaining much more. Empathy to others. Value of other people. Understanding the value of them. All we’re dealing with all the time is about life and death. From the smallest thing, wrist grab, or from a shrug grab, to the more extreme situation of threats or attacks with sharp objects, or threats of a firearm. Everything is about life and death.
We should always do the correct thing. We should always have the best of the knowledge. If we do too much, we go to jail. If we do too little, we may get hurt and even die. The knowledge you are getting is very important. However, it’s also risky. You must use it correctly. You should use the knowledge to project confidence. Use the knowledge for self-defense. Use the knowledge for preventing problems, deescalate, avoidance. That’s the main thing.
That was the message from Imi. Avoid. Deescalate. If you need use it, then use it for self- defense purposes. Defending yourself, defending others, defending your dear ones. That’s the idea of Krav Maga.

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I love your idea of a small ship (another useful metaphor) and that by anchoring you can stop, hold things steady long enough to search the horizon for another destination or some inner peace – our true destination.
Literally, the pier I was standing on – apparently built to withstand everything – crumbled and surrendered under the surging power of the tide.
For me it reaffirmed that if we hold onto anything; its a holding to the ever-changing center of things. We cannot hold back the tide, not ultimately.
And it’s not anti-anchor, hope you understand. I understand the need to be rooted in stillness by any means possible. I feel that, in a very personal way, every day walking out the front door and not knowing what lays ahead. We are maybe in the same boat here?
Tonight insomnia, kinship and ramblings makes me smile.
Just read ‘just a feeling’ and say this… don’t give up. We feel flattened by experience and from those who hurt us. Much of this effects me too. I’ve gone to extremes to shake it off, but as a sufferer of depression, I’ll never forget what a fellow suffer told me, “the next thought could be the way out of here”. I’m sure he didn’t mean suicide, hope he didn’t but maybe he did. But to me the sentiment is a affirmation for a belief in one self.
As for faith, I feel, to my marrow, that life does has meaning: the one you have courage to give it. By dipping into your poetry I can see you have no problem here.
Its good to know you see it as transient. The sea of people that surround you, are they there for you? Are these your anchors too?
they seem more like buoys than anchors. that could just be the nature of my state at the moment and/or my perception…but they sure dont feel like anchors..
What helps you to recover your voice?
not quite sure to be honest..
Not at all. I’m just employing puns. Silly ones I admit.

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After her short break from showbiz and a vacation in USA with her family, Maine Mendoza returned to the noontime show Eat Bulaga! And coincidentally, it was also Alden Richards’ 26th birthday. During the Juan for All, All for Juan segment, Maine took the opportunity to greet her onscreen partner a happy birthday and send him a sweet message.
Later that evening, Maine was also present in Alden’s birthday celebration at his very own restaurant in Quezon City. Happy Birthday, Pambansang bae!
May God bless you more and keep you safe always ALDUB /MAICHARD!Walang Iwanan …ALDUB PA RIN !!!

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Gordon and his wife Danette live in Keller, Texas with their two miniature dachshunds. They are blessed with six grown children and three grandchildren. Aside from joyfully serving those who struggle with their hearing, Gordon loves to read, is a big Texas Ranger fan and stays very involved in his church.
Dr. Guthrie lives at Eagle Mountain Lake, with his wife, Jenita. For leisure time, he enjoys golf, tennis, fly fishing and sailing; however, most of his energy is directed toward keeping up with his daughter Crista, a rising star in violin performance.


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The subtle art of the buzz!
Creating a buzz is all about drawing attention, causing a reaction, creating an appetite, sparking conversations... basically, making a noise. 148 Agency is very familiar with the perfect recipe for getting your brand or service out there and recognised in record time. If you want to encourage people to talk about you online you have to rely on the perfect trio: SEO, SEA and SMO.
You, too, can discover and learn to master these 3 practices to help optimise your visibility, boost your reputation and even improve your image. Natural Search Engine Marketing (SEO) actually optimises your search engine positioning whilst paid Search Engine Marketing (SEA) helps boost your visibility among a specific target audience in a number of ways (the purchasing of keywords, display, pre-roll, retargeting, etc.), and all the while, social networks (SMO) are creating communities! This is where the Social Media Manager and the Community Manager come in. They will have the ability to develop the perfect online presence strategy for making Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn and various others the best way to promote your brand message, your values, your products/services and your website.
The importance of a good social media strategy should not be underestimated, which is why we offer tailored training and support to help our clients familiarise themselves with this field.
Generating traffic to your site, connecting networks, creating a sense of engagement... our skills when it comes to both social media and viral marketing mean that we are able to quickly activate and engage a community centred around your brand thanks to your online presence. By creating and monitoring conversations based on your product or services we can study your visitors’ behavioural patterns using reporting tools that enable us to monitor your e-reputation at the same time. Finally, we can adapt all of our actions to reflect your goals, expressed as a series of KPIs.
Our expertise in creating a buzz is particularly handy when it comes to activating a campaign. Whether we’re talking about launching a product or service, it’s important to maximise your visibility among your target audiences. Agency 148 uses a series of key representatives, ambassadors and bloggers to facilitate this activation and together we give your brand the sort of voice that will help make it a success.

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Are You a Barlow Author?
Lesley Stowe is a well-known Vancouver chef and the creator of the famous Raincoast Crisps—one of Oprah’s “10 Favorite Things” in 2012. Before becoming the queen of crisps, Stowe ran a highly successful catering and food store in Vancouver that became famous for such delectable desserts as Death By Chocolate, the runaway favourite at Vancouver’s top restaurants. A Paris-trained chef, Stowe has published several successful cookbooks in Canada, including The Lesley Stowe Fine Foods Cookbook, which sold 8,000 copies across the country. Stowe is a well-known face in Canada and dishes out her tips for delicious cooking, entertaining, and festive decorating on shows like Entertainment Tonight Canada and CTV Morning Live.

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A major nonprofit needed to transition from a seasoned employee who had been in the job for many years and was looking to retire part-time, and bring in someone new to take over.
To maintain continuity we arranged for a younger woman returning from a maternity leave to job-share the position with the woman transitioning into retirement. The seasoned worker gets to stay on the job while reducing her hours, and the woman with young children gets the work–life balance she craves. And the organization gets two talents for about the price of one. It’s win/win.


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Cullen Links is one of the more remarkable golf courses in Scotland. Squeezed between the sea and the high ground above the bay where the Great North of Scotland Railway once steamed, the limited acreage demanded an imaginative course design. At first nine holes, it was extended to eighteen in 1905 and opened by “Sheriff Reid from Banff, in the presence of a large and representative company”.
Extension was achieved by use of high ground above Round Craig and Boar Craig. You can get some idea of the height achieved by standing at the foot of the town’s railway viaduct as it towers above. Then consider this – by the time you reach the upper level of the course, the railway has disappeared into a cutting beneath the level of the 5th fairway. At the seventh, with one glorious drive into the unknown, you descend in a single shot to sea-level. Forget the Pacific Highway, this is the best drive in the world.
Golf in the Wild at Cullen. The view of the 12th green from the 7th tee – the 13th tee is adjacent to the green and plays between the rocks on the right.
Golf in the Wild at Cullen. The view from the 4th tee.
Despite the course skirting the beach, there are not many opportunities for even the wildest of hitters to reach the briney sea. Only at the ninth do you aim towards the bay and it would be a monstrous misjudgement to reach the shore. However, that is not to say that there are no balls in the bay, indeed, there could be thousands.
On the original course map, at a position roughly in line with the current 16th tee, there is marked a “Battery” and on the wall of the clubhouse, an image of a row of cannons.
On Friday last, this Company, under the command of Capt. Ross and Lieut. Peterkin, fired off the remaining allowance of shot and shell for year 1865. The day fixed on was anything but favourable for practice – the wind blowing a regular gale off the land – yet the detachments mustered at the stated time nothing daunted, and it was a general remark of the on-lookers at the battery, that seldom if ever had such fine practice been made in like weather. At the conclusion of the practice, Adjutant Crabbe, who was present inspecting, complimented the several detachments in the highest terms, both as to their efficiency at drill, and their precision in the laying of guns. In the course of the evening, the recruits of the company competed for the prize of one thousand rounds of carbine cartridge, given by Alex. Wilson, Esq., Tochineal, a thorough supporter of Volunteer matters. The prizes were to have been awarded to those showing the greatest proficiency in big gun drill. The contest was judged by Adjutant Crabbe, and in presence of Captain Ross, and other officers, along with Mr Wilson, and a goodly number of the company, when it was agreed that distinction or any individual superiority could not well be pronounced, the whole having done their part so well, so that the prize came to be equally divided among the ten young recruits of the detachment, giving satisfaction to all. As a finish, three hearty cheers were heartily accorded to Mr Wilson by all present.
With thanks to Cullen Past and Present and Cullen Links for unearthing the information relating to the Battery.


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What’s in the February StyleTone box? I received my second box and a little extra!
Last week I received the second box, the February edition but that wasn’t all. I also received an extra box with goodies, because I ordered it with a promotion code. It’s always fun to receive extra little gifts.
The first box was perfect, it had exactly those items I love to use so how would the second box be? I’ve received it over a week ago and I’ve tried almost all the products by now. I’m still very exited about the box and its contents.
This cute little item is not a lip balm like I first thought but it’s a highlighter cream which you can apply on your face for some strobing action. It’s a perfect combination with contouring, I always apply some highlighter on my cheeks, on the top part of the upper lip and the tip of my nose. I’ve applied it after I used my BB cream but before I use any powder. It gives a nice, natural glow and not too heavy. To emphasize it you can also use another layer of powder high lighter.
On the picture below you can see three more items. One of these is the eyeliner pencil in color smart purple, a deep purple tone which I already wear a lot as eyeliner but I haven’t tried this one before. It’s not my signature blue liner, but I think it works well with all color eyes. It’s a nice, full color but the pencil is a bit soft, so applying it very thin is a little bit difficult. To be honest, I like it best this way. I apply it and then I divide it with a little brush, It says it’s waterproof, but it’s more smudge proof instead.
A very long name for such a small item don’t you think? This is a lipstick in the vorm of a pencil, which I love to apply quick and easy. The color joie is a light pink-ish tone and is a perfect neutral color. I love to carry such a lipstick in my purse, always easy to apply and the color matches almost everything. This has a primer in it as well so I’m curious to find out how long it lasts. So far, so good but I hope this was the last lipstick in the boxes for now?
Even though I love make up, this is a product I really never use, a primer for my lashes. By using this you take extra care of your lashes, which is probably a good thing if you wear mascara like me everyday. With this as a base you can also remove the mascara and make up applied afterwards a lot better. So beautiful lashes should be the end result, let’s give it a try. I can’t really assure you it works as I haven’t used it long enough to see any real difference.
You might not believe me but this is what I needed! A nice body scrub to apply to my skin, remove all dead skin cells after a long winter. I always start prepping my skin before spring comes since I’m so lousy at it. So when I know the time for bare arms and legs is coming, I start preparing my skin and nurturing it a little extra.
When I applied for this box I was promised a little extra when I would take a three month box. Since I only pay about €12,67 per box I didn’t mind going for three months. So as a little extra I received a new, small box with three lip products inside. Three beautiful products which I tested immediately.
A lip pencil in a very neutral tone from Glo Minerals, in color native which is perfect for a clean look. The Tinted Brilliance Balm from Pixi by Petra is a handy lipbalm in the shape of a stick. The color is Orchid Petal, which applies beautifull and has a plus, it smells wonderful. Not so neutral is the Tuscan Red lipstick from Chara, don’t you just love this color?


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First, let us wish you a very Happy Valentine's Day. Whether you're in a relationship or single, we want this day to wonderful for you! We came across this story, that may bring a tear to your eye...This is just a sweet story that shows what Love is really all about!
Every year since 1979, an Albuquerque man has given his wife the same chocolates in the same heart-shaped box.
Every year since they met back in 1979, Ron Kramer has been keeping their Valentine’s tradition going for his wife, Donna. She was diagnosed with dementia a few years ago, but he still refills the same heart-shaped box with her favorite chocolates every year.
Ron has been recreating the couple’s first Valentine’s Day together for almost 40 years now, buying Donna’s beloved dark chocolate cremes from Buffett’s Candies, a gourmet candy shop in their hometown of Albuquerque, to put back in that same box he gave her in 1979. The chocolates used to cost $13, but today it’s $41 to fill his Valentine box, but he doesn’t mind a bit.
He knows her dementia will eventually take away her memory of who he is, so he treasures getting to spoil her now. And Donna doesn’t remember everything, but she knows she’s lucky to have Ron. "That's why I'm going to keep him. He's a keeper," she said. "I married him years ago, and I love him as much today as I did then."
IS THERE A FUTURE FOR YOU AND YOUR PARTNER? TAKE THIS TEST!
1. Does your partner make you a better person, and do you do the same for them?
2. Are you and your partner both comfortable with sharing feelings, relying on each other, being close, and able to avoid worrying about the other person leaving?
3. Do you and your partner accept each other for who you are, without trying to change each other?
4. When disagreements arise, do you and your partner communicate respectfully and without contempt or negativity?
5. Do you and your partner share decision-making, power and influence in the relationship?
6. Is your partner your best friend, and are you theirs?
7. Do you and your partner think more in terms of “we” and “us”, rather than “you” and “I”?
8. Would you and your partner trust each other with the passwords to social media and bank accounts?
9. Do you and your partner have good opinions of each other – without having an overinflated positive view?
10. Do your close friends, as well as your partner’s, think you have a great relationship that will stand the test of time?
11. Is your relationship free of red flags like cheating, jealousy and controlling behavior?
12. Do you and your partner share the same values when it comes to politics, religion, the importance of marriage, the desire to have kids (or not) and how to parent?
13. Are you and your partner willing to sacrifice your own needs, desires and goals for each other (without being a doormat)?
14. Do you and your partner both have agreeable and emotionally stable personalities?
15. Are you and your partner sexually compatible?
This sounds so much like Flynn: ha ha! When all hope is lost in finding the love of your life as your Valentine, it's nice to know that you can curl up in a blanket, wallow and stuff your face with chocolate!
Tripp and Tyler's sketch about the typical stay you can have at just about every hotel ever.
Shaun White will leave PyeongChang as a three-time champion - and delivering the United States our 100th all-time gold medal at the Winter Olympics.
The U.S. is taking home some more hardware at the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea. American Shaun White won the gold medal in the men's snowboard halfpipe final – throwing down a 97.75 in his final run to earn the top-spot on the podium and a little redemption while he was at it.
The win – White’s third gold overall – serves as a redemption as he failed to medal at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia (he took home home gold in the 2006 and 2010 Games). As if that’s not enough, it’s because of his efforts that the United States now our 100th all-time gold medal at the Winter Olympics.
Ayumu Hirano of Japan earned silver and Scotty Jamesof Australia took home the bronze – Americans Ben Ferguson, Chase Josey, and Jake Pates finished fourth, sixth, and eighth respectively.
American speed skaters disappointed once again in the men's 15-hundred meters. Shani [[SHAH-nee]] Davis, had been seeking his third career gold medal overall – his first in this event (after winning silver in 2006 and 2010), finished just 19th. Fellow Americans Joey Mantia placed eighth, while Brian Hansen was 15th. As for the gold, that belonged to Kjeld Nuis of The Netherlands, while fellow Dutchman Patrick Roest took silver. Korea's Kim Min-seok took home the bronze.
Luge was a whole different ball of wax. Erin Hamlin(who carried the American flag at the opening ceremonies) saw her long career close with a sixth-place finish in her fourth Olympics. Summer Britcherstruggled – coming in 19th and Emily Sweeney failed to finish at all after losing control of her sled on the final run in what was a horrifying crash.
Where Are We In The Medal Count? As of last night, Norway remains atop the medal standings at the Winter Games with 11. The Netherlands and Canada are tied with 10 total medals each. Germany has nine and the United States is next with seven medals – four gold, one silver and two bronze.
The 2018 Winter Games are officially underway!


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Collingwood defender Ben Sinclair is scheduled to meet a specialist to deal with the next phase in his return from a hamstring injury.
Ben Sinclair’s luckless run with injuries continues, with the hard running and creative small defender to undergo surgery on his left hamstring.
Defender Ben Sinclair will miss Monday's ANZAC Day blockbuster with concussion.
Constantly belies his build to be an inspiration to teammates with his attack on the ball and the ball carrier. Possesses genuine pace, desperation and a willingness to compete. These qualities have made him a valuable option at both ends of the ground during the first six years of his career. He made his name as a small forward in 2012 but found himself playing in a lock-down role at the other end of the ground the following year. A brave and diligent customer, Sinclair will be hoping for an injury-free run in 2017 after several years blighted by hamstring strains and concussion.
A year of highs and lows for one of Collingwood’s most underrated players. Free of the hamstring injuries that blighted his previous two years, Sinclair managed 13 games in the back pocket and established himself as a member of Nathan Buckley’s first choice line up. But as has often been the case during his career, injuries punctured his campaign. Four separate bouts of concussion forced him into the grandstands, the last of which ended his season in round 18.
Unfortunately for the injury-prone Sinclair, 2015 took him down a path he is all too familiar with.
Similar to the year prior, he started the season in the senior side and had an extended break on the sidelines throughout the middle of the year before managing another handful of games at the end of Collingwood’s campaign. The 23-year-old defender suffered a reassurance of previous hamstring injuries when he pulled up lame in the first quarter of Collingwood’s round three loss to Adelaide. He was given the red substitutes vest and disappeared from senior action until August.
Given his history of soft tissue injuries, the approach taken with Sinclair was a cautious one. Prior to returning to the AFL fold he played five games in the VFL where he averaged 15 disposals and 4.4 marks per game. The gentle transition was a successful one. Upon return to the MCG under Nathan Buckley, the former Scotch College junior increased his disposal output to 17.5 per game.
After playing just 11 AFL games in the past two years, Sinclair will hope to return to full fitness in 2016.
Having created a niche for himself in the back pocket during the latter stages of 2013, Sinclair entered his fifth season on the list keen to make the position his own.
He began on the right note, too, winning 20 disposals in the heavy loss to the Dockers in round one. It was just weeks after he had finally graduated from the rehab group after shoulder surgery cut his 2013 campaign short after 21 rounds.
Sinclair originally returned in a VFL practice match against Port Melbourne and returned to the senior side in its come-from-behind win over Gold Coast a week out from round one.
Unfortunately the 22-year-old was back in the rehab group a short time later when he injured his hamstring in the gutsy win over Sydney in round two.
He returned in the VFL several weeks later but broke down again in his second game back, this time damaging his ‘good’ hamstring as he ran through the midfield to deliver a pass to Patrick Karnezis during the win over Geelong at Victoria Park.
Another eight weeks elapsed until he finally returned – this time for good – against Frankston on 27 July.
Solid performances across the three weeks that followed ensured he was back in contention for a belated return against Brisbane in round 21.
He got through the remainder of the season unscathed, playing an important role in the win over Greater Western Sydney in round 22.
It was season of transformation for the gutsy 22-year-old. Few would have guessed that he would have ended the season entrenched in the back pocket after bobbing up for 14 goals as a small forward in 2012. He started the year at the feet of Travis Cloke and Quinten Lynch but struggled to impact the scoreboard, his two goals against Carlton in round two aside. His fanatical attack on the opposition backmen waned after a strong start (Sinclair laid 13 tackles in the first two games) and he returned to the VFL for the first time in more than a year after being substituted out of the ANZAC Day loss with only five touches to his name.
In hindsight, ANZAC Day represented a sliding doors moment for Sinclair who was demoted to the VFL but did so with a new role to play, as he was nominated as a candidate to replace Alan Toovey who happened to sustain a season-ending knee injury against the Bombers.
Sinclair’s back pocket adventure began slowly but gathered pace with 19 and 21 disposals in successive weeks against Geelong and Essendon. Importantly, he was able to quickly find the balance between attack and defence and his refusal to concede an inch saw him catapulted back into the seniors for the Queen’s Birthday clash with Melbourne. He received an AFL Rising Star nomination in the corresponding game last season and it again served as a good luck charm for Collingwood’s No. 28. It marked the start of an unbroken 10-game run that saw Sinclair carve a niche in the back pocket alongside fellow little man Marley Williams. His ability to create and provide rebound improved with each passing week and by round 19 was gathering a career-high 20 possessions, three rebounds and four inside 50s against Essendon. Unfortunately a shoulder injury against the Hawks a fortnight later put the kibosh on his season but he should finish it proud of what he was able to achieve.
The small forward made considerable inroads in his third AFL season, playing 20 games and earning a Rising Star nomination for his three goals against Melbourne on the Queen’s Birthday. Had injuries in the second half of the season but performed well against Hawthorn in the Qualifying Final when he tagged Grant Birchall. Will develop further with another full pre-season.
Received an early opportunity in the NAB Cup series. Started the year in the VFL but missed 12 weeks with a leg fracture. Impressed greatly upon return with his pace and tackling, which earned him a debut in round 19 against the Bombers. Started as the substitute and had eight possessions and a goal by the end of his one quarter on the field.
Returned for the last three rounds of the home and away season where his hunger for the contest in attack meant he was on the fringe of selection right throughout the finals campaign. Was an emergency for the Grand Final.
Surprised with some strong showings in practice matches against Adelaide and Richmond despite his slender frame. Played 14 games in the VFL, mainly on the wing and at half forward, where he was named in the best once. Missed three weeks early in the season with a shin complaint.
Played for the Oakleigh Chargers in the TAC Cup U18. Represented Vic Metro at the U18 National Championships, where he averaged 12.8 disposals and 3.0 tackles. Suffered glandular fever late in the season.


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January 2nd: Pedro Friere takes a deep dive into the background of dockworker strikes in Portugal, which kicked off spectacularly in November with casualised workers taking action in Setúbal and overtime bans linked to proposed pay cuts holding across most of the country’s major ports.
December 27th: This analysis of the happenings in France was originally published by Crimethinc on 6th December 2018.
December 20th: Stand Up To Racism/Unite Against Fascism (which I will treat as interchangeable from this point) already has a less than stellar reputation among anti-fascists, and their behaviour on the mobilisation against Tommy Robinson on the 9th of December has done nothing to challenge that reputation.
December 13th: The spectacle belongs to the Tories and aren’t they providing top notch entertainment?
September 29th: Anarchism is generally not associated with economics — and Iain McKay argues that perhaps it’s time the field got more attention.
September 19th: As I write, there have been more murders in London than New York so far this year, and the Home Secretary has just denied that cuts to police numbers have anything to do with the increase in young people dying.
August 29th: Increasingly, we are trapped by militarised borders.
August 19th: Further Education (FE), which is a resource primarily used by working class and low income people, has had a 35% funding cut since 2009.

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PLANiTWRiGHT obtained planning permission for 12 dwellings of mixed type and design on open space land on Crown Lane, Horwich.
An outline application was submitted showing a sketch scheme of 12 houses. A pre-application consultation had been undertaken with the Council and the layout and access had been tweaked to comply with their sensible requirements.
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(nails) Long nails may not seem like a big deal for those who are blessed with them. But ask the ones who struggle to grow their nails. Girls with fast growing healthy nails can never understand their pain. Obviously, there are options like nail extensions and acrylic nails, but nothing could swap the natural nails. To solve this common problem, we have come up with some easy nail hacks so as to make your nails grow faster and stronger.
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Life is a Journey, not a destination. Do you want it to be a sprint to the finish (death) or do you want it to be a stroll, where you appreciate and take in your surroundings. Allow yourself to be absorbed into the things that distract and fascinate you? In fact, that is the key! To follow your fascination. Go with the flow.
Have I told you the stream story? I think it is coming up on a deckchair TV episode soon, so I will leave it for now.
That is my theme for 2009 and is going to reflect my thoughts on how you can make some effective Resolutions the Slow way that means, not only will you be more likely to keep them, but you will be healthier, wealthier and happier in 2009. Even with the continued socio-economic turmoil. In fact, and I have said this before, that slowing down is not only beneficial in these troubled times, but the only sane way of dealing with what is going on!
Big claims? That I will hopefully back up!
But before I go on about New Years resolutions (have you made some? Have you broken them yet?), just a bit of a catch up of a few things that I noticed over Christmas and New Year (or just Christmastide, if you follow the pre- reformation 12 day festival, that ends today, on Epiphany, the 12th day of Christmas and the 6th January)?
See, lying is not being lazy, it is being healthy!
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This Tic Tac Toe candy edition will never let you feel bored.
Are you missing your school life? Now you can feed your remembrance and play our board game with Candy Tic Tac Toe ! for android. Or maybe if you just can't live without old good noughts and the blackboard with crosses.
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Image Adventure Comics: Planes, trains, and automobiles... and dragons?! Image comics is pulling out all the stops with adventure stories for kids of all ages. Authors and artists present new titles that will have you making magic with your friends, soaring through the sky, braving epic quests, engaging in international intrigue, and fighting bears! Bears?! BEARS.
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Lissa Roberts is professor of Long Term Development of Science and Technology at the University of Twente. She received her Ph.D. in European cultural and intellectual history at UCLA, where she wrote a dissertation entitled From Natural Theology to Naturalism: Diderot and the Perception of Rapports. Since that time, she has held positions at a number of universities in both the United States (including UCLA, University of California at Irvine, Washington University, and San Diego State University) and the Netherlands. She now heads the STeP’s research program on "long term development of science and technology."
Professor Roberts’s current interests are oriented around three broad themes: 1) tracing the historical evolution and transgressions of the (claimed) divide between "science" and "technology"; 2) investigating science and technology as co-evolutionary constituents of the broader context in which they develop; and 3) understanding entrepreneurialism and innovation in historical context. This can be seen in her current research and recent publications, which focus on topics including eighteenth-century chemistry, the early development and application of steam technology, "entrepreneurial engineers," and the cultural history of science and technology in and around Tokugawa Japan.

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If you’re trying to find out how you can watch Sheffield United vs. Leeds in the US, we have all of the details for you about the Championship match.
Leeds United has the chance to climb back to the top of the Championship table on Saturday with their away match at Sheffield United. At the same time, the Blades can move from fifth place into the top three. You can expect a firecracker of a game in this Yorkshire derby.
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Who do I contact to reserve Audio Visual Equipment for my Classroom?
Audio Visual Support does regular checks in the classroom throughout the semester. However, if you need specific equipment for the classroom (i.e. a VCR or DVD player) you must submit a request via the helpdesk. If you have any questions about placing a request please call audio visual services directly at 212-772-7670.
All Audio Visual Services should be requested through email at helpdesk@hunter.cuny.edu. It is important to list the name of the event, contact information for the person in charge of coordinating the event, the room number (you must confirm that the room is reserved in advance), and a description of the type of technology you need supported. If you have a special project that will require video recording or editing, please specify all the information in the helpdesk ticket you submit.


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Mr Fahey was New South Wales Premier from 1992-95 before entering federal politics, and serving as the Minister for Finance and Administration in the Howard government until 2001. He was instrumental in securing the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, acting as Chairman of the bid team.
In 2002 Mr Fahey was made a Companion of the Order of Australia for his work in the political arena, and facilitation of industry growth and industrial relations reform.
The Chancellor is a member of the University Chancellors Council (UCC). Information regarding the UCC can be found at www.ucc.edu.au.


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One of the most imaginative and prolific illustrators of the 20th century, Robert Peak revolutionized advertising in the film industry and is considered the “Father of the modern movie poster.” Robert Peak totally transformed the approach to movie advertising from basic collages of film stills or head shots to flamboyant artistic illustrations. United Artist hired Peak in 1961 to help promote “West Side Story.” His innovative solution-painting characters and scenes into a single montage-became the first of over 100 such posters, among them “My Fair Lady,” “Camelot,” “Rollerball,” “Star Trek,” “Superman” and “Apocalypse Now.” Peak was not short on editorial assignments with 45 covers of Time Magazine featuring his illustrations-most notably the portrait of Mother Teresa.
Born in Denver, Colorado, Peak grew up in Kansas. He knew from an early age that he wanted to be a commercial illustrator. At age seven, he received a gift of brushes and paints, and by age nine he was drawing recognizable likenesses. He attended Wichita State University where he majored in geology with a minor in art and got a part time job in the art department of McCormick-Armstrong. That is where he gained the confidence to choose an art career and learned the skill of versatility-doing layout, illustration and lettering. After a stint in the military during the Korean War, Peak transferred to the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles, California and graduated in 1951.
In 1953 Peak moved to New York, landed an Old Hickory Whiskey ad campaign, and from that point on his career skyrocketed. His work appeared in major advertising and national magazines. Sports Illustrated sent him on assignments throughout the world, including a safari to hunt ibex with the Shah of Iran. He received the largest commission of an individual artist from the U.S. Postal Service to design 30 stamps for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, California and 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia.
In 1961 Peak was named Artist of the Year by the Artists Guild of New York, and in 1977 the Society of Illustrators elected him to its Hall of Fame. For his 30 years of outstanding contribution to the film industry, the Hollywood Reporter presented him the 1992 Key Art Lifetime Achievement Award.
Peak’s work is included in many permanent collections, and three of these paintings-of Anwar Sadat, Mother Teresa and Marion Brando-hang in the Smithsonian Institution.
AWARDS: AWARDS FROM THE SOCIETY OF ILLUSTRATORS New York, New York Since 1959 to the present over 100 awards including: HAMILTON KING AWARD HALL OF FAME GOLD MEDALS SILVER MEDALS ARTIST OF THE YEAR 1961 by THE ARTIST GUILD OF NEW YORK Robert Peak has won over 150 awards from the following organizations: Art Directors Club of New York, Art Directors Annual, Communication Arts, Art Directors Club of Philadelphia, Art Directors Club of Chicago, Advertising Club of Boston, Art Directors Club of Denver, Motion Picture Advertising Exhibition, Printing Industries of Metropolitan New York Inc., The Hollywood Reporter Advertising Club of New York.
SHOWS: Utah State University, Wichita State University, New York Historical Society, Brooklyn Museum, The Greenwich Workshop Gallery, National Art Museum of Sport, Westport Artists, New York Auto Show 1969, Carson Gallery, Denver, Colorado, O’Grady Galleries, Chicago, Illinois, Smithsonian Institute, National Portarait Gallery, Washington, Me Culley Fine Arts Gallery, Dallas, Texas.


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Thanks to jobs.ch I finally had the opportunity to speak about and share my passion for social recruiting in public. Here’s how it went on 8 November 2012 in Coppet, Switzerland.
Jobs.ch invited 100 of their clients, rented the beautiful cellar of the castle in Coppet and organized the event perfectly including beautiful Moleskines and a delicious wine tasting.
The main attraction of the event was Eva Zils presenting the results of her online recruiting study. She has been doing this study for several years in Germany, but this time she also included data from Switzerland.
Here’s what Eva had to say about the event on her blog (in German).
On a personal note, this was the first time that I had the chance to meet Eva Zils in person. We had several exchanges on blog comments, Twitter, became Facebook friends and also had a Skype conversation before the event. But this was the first time that we actually met.
And it certainly didn’t feel like I was meeting a stranger. On the contrary, we could dive right into interesting conversations about shared interests instead of doing the usual “Hi, I’m Etienne, what do you do?” dance.
During the first part of the event Eva described the results of her online recruiting study and gave specific advice for the next steps.
Don’t panic, there’s still plenty of time to start using social media.
You should rather worry about monitoring your online presence and having a good career site.
And you should definitely start worrying about your mobile strategy.
You can download the survey in French and German.
There’s not many social recruiting activities in Switzerland. And most of the examples are from the German part of Switzerland. Luckily nobody really seemed to care about the Röschti curtain.
When I talk about the classic recruitment campaigns like Hard Rock Cafe Florence, people usually have two reactions: 1) “wow, that’s great!” followed 3-5 seconds later by 2) “…but we could never do something like this”. This is why I decided to present many little things that can be done rather easily instead of intimidating projects.
What probably surprised a few is that I presented examples for “grab” and “engage”, but skipped “share”.
My explanation was that social media wasn’t ideal for “classic recruitment” since it’s mostly based on broadcasting or one-way communication. Social media’s main strength however is the potential for conversations (aka “engagement”).
There’s too many social networks: How many and which ones should we use?
About Facebook pages: Is it really smart to give people a platform where they can criticize you more easily?
How can we be present online but still separate our personal and professional lives?
More and more IT professionals close their online accounts. How can we still reach them?
All in all, Eva and I agreed that the participants were very open-minded towards the use of social media, didn’t really know how to get started (yet) and most of all would love to get a turnkey solution with guaranteed success.


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Veteran chat show host Patrick Sumner desperately needs to impress his new puritanical producer. With his wife away the stage is set, but Patrick hasn’t reckoned on the antics of his neighbour Trevor and his latest conquests, Jenny and Virginia. Forced into a spiralling series of lies and subterfuge, can Patrick save his career and his marriage?


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Craig Watson (top) and Lee Stephenson have been jailed for 21 years combined after an armed robbery on a North Shields store.
Two men have been jailed for an armed robbery at a North Shields store.
Lee James Stephenson and Craig Robert William Watson were sentenced at Newcastle Crown Court for a string of offences.
Stephenson, 39, of Loxley Close, New York, was sentenced to 12 years after a trial for the robbery, possession of heroin, common assault, joint offences of theft from a vehicle, joint attempted robbery, and joint burglary.
Watson, 34, of no fixed address, was sentenced to nine years after he pleaded guilty to robbery, possession of a knife blade, attempted burglary, resisting a police officer in the execution of their duty and joint charges of theft from a vehicle and burglary.
The robbery took place at the One Stop Shop on Kirton Park Terrace in North Shields on Thursday, July 13, at 6.21am.
The pair, dressed in black wearing balaclavas entered the store and threatened staff with a gun and a crow bar.
They stole cash and ran off. Nobody was injured in the incident however the member of staff was left shaken.
Police were quickly on the scene and they were subsequently arrested after a search was made of the area.
After the case, Detective Constable Ian Pattison, Northern CID said: “This pair deserve to be locked up and the public should be reassured that they are now starting lengthy prison sentences.
“They have now been convicted of a string of offences and will have time to reflect on their criminal behaviour behind bars.
“We are committed to taking action against those responsible for serious offences such as robbery and carrying weapons.
“We recognise these offences can cause a great deal of concern in our communities and that’s why we’re firmly focused on making sure offenders are caught and face the consequences of their actions.

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Home / News / Britain's oldest protester has won a court battle to have his name removed from a police "extremism" database after he was added despite never committing a crime.
Britain's oldest protester has won a court battle to have his name removed from a police "extremism" database after he was added despite never committing a crime.
John Catt, 94, a peace and human rights campaigner, was mentioned in 66 entries in the National Domestic Extremism Database after he took part in demonstrations between 2005 and 2009.
Details included what he was wearing at particular rallies and the fact he was making sketches of the protests.
Mr Catt, from Brighton, has been fighting the decision to retain his details on the database, even though he was never convicted of any offences, for the past eight years.
He first took legal action in 2010 when the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) refused to permanently delete information about him in the database, which is maintained by the National Public Order Intelligence Unit.
The Court of Appeal ruled in his favour in March 2013 but police chiefs successfully challenged the decision at the Supreme Court.
Mr Catt's legal battle with police came to an end today after the European Court of Human Rights overturned the Supreme Court's decision and ruled that his Article 8 right to privacy had been violated.
His lawyer Shamik Dutta tweeted: "This ruling sets an important precedent that it is unlawful for governments across Europe to label citizens engaged in peaceful protest domestic extremists and put them on a database for a potentially indefinite period."
Mr Catt has been attending public demonstrations since 1948 and began participating in protests organised by Smash EDO in 2005.
The group's objective was to close down the activities of EDO MBM Technology Ltd, an American-owned company which manufactured weapons and weapon components and had a factory in Brighton.
Mr Catt was arrested twice for obstructing a public highway at two demonstrations organised by Smash EDO but was never convicted of any offence.
He also participated in rallies at the Labour Party Conference in Bournemouth in 2007 and a pro-Gaza demonstration in Brighton in 2009.


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Company culture—whether orchestrated or not, every company has its own. A strong culture appreciates and empowers employees, extending way beyond the occasional “pizza party” day or annual recognition program. All the large and small layers that define a company’s culture can add up to attracting and retaining employees.
As companies struggle to attract and retain workers, many are forced to turn to new hiring and recruiting strategies to stand out among their competitors. And while some methods aren’t exactly “reinventing the wheel,” one strategy that ALL employers should be focusing on is the candidate experience.
A new survey finds pension benefits are a major factor for most workers in North America when deciding to accept a job. What’s more, interest in the benefits is widespread, regardless of age.
A survey by CareerBuilder shows that there might be some serious gaps between your organization’s recruiting needs and your candidates.
A new study conducted by Visier, a leading provider of talent management solutions, finds systemic ageism exists in tech hiring practices.
Is Your Organization Missing Critical Links in the Candidate Experience?
A recent study from CareerBuilder, a provider of human capital solutions, sheds some light on where the candidate experience tends to turn negative.


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Sharp’s new president, Takashi Okuda, said that his company will begin shipping iPhone displays starting this month, according to a report from Reuters. Okuda made the statement at a press event following the release of Sharp’s quarterly earnings report.
Sharp, Japan Display, and LG Display are the three likely suppliers for the next iPhone’s display.
This isn’t the first time that the big boss of an overseas Apple suppliers has waded into the speculation pool of unannounced Apple products. In June, Foxconn CEO Terry Gou said that the iPhone 5 “will put Samsung’s Galaxy S III to shame.” And Gou had previously said his company was making preparationsfor the iTV, Apple’s rumored television. Sharp will reportedly supply the displays for Apple’s TV set.
The current iPhone has a 3.5-inch display. The new iPhone display will also reportedly be manufactured using in-cell technology, which means it will be thinner, lighter and more power efficient than current displays.
Previous Post: Apple unveiling iPhone 5 on September 12, 2012.


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When it became clear that Donald Trump would be president of the United States, left-leaning funders braced for a tough road ahead. Throughout 2017, many defied the traditionally plodding nature of grantmaking by offering rapid response grants to specific communities and organizers. On its face, the Emergent Fund is yet another one of those efforts. But a look under the hood reveals an intentional departure from grantmaking as usual, rooted in a critique of hierarchical power.
Now just over a year old, the Emergent Fund is a collaborative brainchild of the Women Donors Network (WDN) and the Solidaire Network, with additional support from the Threshold Foundation and the Democracy Alliance. It’s unabashedly progressive, and has disbursed over $1 million in rapid response grants so far. As we wrote in our original coverage of the Emergent Fund, one of its primary characteristics is speed. A quick, user-friendly application process, combined with an innovative method for allocating the workload—we’ll get to that in a bit—made for plenty of agility.
But the Emergent Fund’s most interesting feature is how it cedes decision-making power to the communities it supports. It’s no coincidence that the two founding organizations have the word “network” in their names. Networks, especially those developed by women, tend to be more collaborative and less hierarchical. The result, in this case, is a rapid-response fund that is something of a maverick.
The fund's approach comes at a moment of rising interest in participatory grantmaking in the world of philanthropy. Handing the keys to outsiders is hardly unheard of, and we've written about a number of efforts that empower affected stakeholders to determine where funding goes—including the Bread & Roses Community Fund in Philadelphia. But participatory grantmaking, which can take various forms, remains an outlier idea—one that can seem radical and scary to many funders.
The Emergent Fund’s model, detailed in a report released in December, is unique. To begin with, staff from WDN and Solidaire “curated” a group of decision makers to serve as an Advisory Council with actual power over where the money goes. Jenifer Fernandez Ancona, Vice President at WDN, highlighted the deliberate way her colleagues went about that process. “We were thinking about who we know in the progressive world who’s connected in a deep way to the exact communities we want to support though the fund."
The Advisory Council includes a mix of donors, fundraisers and movement leaders including Cristina Jimenez of United We Dream, Lateefah Simon of the Akonadi Foundation, and Shireen Zaman of the Proteus Fund’s Security & Rights Collaborative. In addition to the Advisory Council, the fund’s founders assembled a larger group of movement leaders into a nominations network to engage the field more broadly.
We’ve often pointed out that it can be hard for funders to back movement building in real time, especially when donors are so far removed from the communities they’re trying to support. The most impactful organizations and leaders in the movement may not be the most well-known. The Emergent Fund’s model is one way to begin closing that gap.
While traditional philanthropic power is still dominated by men, Hall sees women donors’ clout continuing to rise. And many of the more collaborative and participatory models for philanthropy—including giving circles and initiatives like the Emergent Fund—are headed by women.
At the same time, Hall and Ancona are only cautiously optimistic that more funders will try out non-hierarchical grantmaking models in the near term. For those who are willing, Hall says, the first step is to grant operational support with no strings attached. Making the application process easier for grantees is another must. When it comes to rapid-response giving, a streamlined process is even more crucial. It may also help to get a bit more generous with the grants: $25,000, say, instead of just $5,000 or $10,000.
The Emergent Fund plans to continue giving on a similar scale in 2018. Many of last year’s grantees spent their grants on alliance building, planning events and leadership training, and Ancona wants to balance rapid response with more long-term support for those movements. But it still remains to be seen whether bottom-up, participatory grantmaking will catch on more broadly.


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Gondioc (Latin: *Candiaco; also called Gundioc, Condiaco, Candiacus and Gundowech, died 473) was king of Burgundy following the destruction of Worms by the Huns in 436, succeeding Gundahar. Gondioc married the sister of Ricimer, the Gothic general at the time ruling the Western Roman Empire.
Gundobad, the son of Gondioc, succeeded Ricimer in 472, but abdicated after the death of his father in the following year as Gondioc was succeeded by his brother Chilperic I. After the death of Chilperic, Burgundy was divided among the sons of Gondioc, Gundobad, Chilperic II of Burgundy, Godomar and Godegisel.


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Peel the red onions, then place in a pan of boiling water and simmer for 5 mins to soften. Drain and cool. Cut a 1cm (½in) slice off the top of each onion, reserving these 'lids' for later. Using a teaspoon, remove the inner core of each onion, keeping the three outer layers intact. Finely chop the inner cores of four onions.
Heat the oil in a large frying pan and cook the bacon, chopped onion and garlic for 7-10 mins, or until softened. Transfer to a bowl. Whizz the bread in a good processor to make breadcrumbs and add to the bowl with the onion mixture. Add the remaining ingredients and mix with your hands until combined.
Preheat the oven to 180°C (gas mark 4). Spoon the filling into the onion cases and replace the lids. Brush each onion with a little extra olive oil and place in a roasting tin. If the onions will not stand up, slice a small sliver off the bottom. Bake for about 30 mins or until the onions are golden and begin to soften.


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Creamy Potato, Sausage and Kale Soup is hearty, comforting and delicious. Breakfast sausage is cooked with onions and garlic and shares a creamy broth with cooked redskin potatoes and fresh kale. This soup can easily be pulled together with little dishes to wash afterwards, did I mention this is all made in one pot? I like to serve this soup with a slice of crusty bread or a super melty grilled cheese sandwich. This soup serves 6 in about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Happy Monday! I swear these weeks keep going by in a blink of an eye. Is it just me? Because I feel like I’m reliving Groundhog’s Day and keep waking up on a new Monday and have to grocery shop…again. However I will say, this weekend was pretty great. We laid low, Seamus [our dog] recently had surgery and he’s still healing so we didn’t want to leave him home for long and risk him jumping on the couch (as he’s known to do when we aren’t looking) and tear a suture. He’s nine years old but still very much acts like a puppy. So I made soup, we played cards… it was great.
Speaking of soup 😉 there has never been a creamy soup that I didn’t like. Truth. Not only is this potato, sausage and kale soup one of my favorites but it’s incredibly soul-satisfyingly delicious too! There’s so much textural things happening; creamy, buttery potatoes, chewy and tender sausage and kale. And I feel good about the creamy nature of the soup because there is kale floating among the potatoes and sausage. And if I’m doing my math right, that’s like two vegetables vs. 2 cups half & half, so they should totally cancel each other out. Right?
Did I mention this is a one-pot soup?
The ingredients are pretty simple; redskins, onions, garlic, dried red pepper flakes, thyme, bulk breakfast sausage, all-purpose flour, low-sodium chicken broth, half & half and kale.
If you happen to live somewhere without access to half & half, for this recipe, you can use 1 cup whole milk with 1 cup heavy cream.
Start by placing 6 to 8 small to medium (around 1 pound total) redskin potatoes into a heavy pot or Dutch oven. Cover with water by 2-inches and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer with the lid askew for 20 to 25 minutes or until the potatoes can be easily pierced by a fork, with zero resistance.
Drain the potatoes into a colander set into your kitchen sink and return the pot to the stove top.
Then add 2 teaspoons light olive oil into the pot, add 1 cup diced yellow onion and a pinch of kosher salt and sauté until tender and translucent. Next add in the 2 cloves minced garlic and 1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme leaves and cook for 1 to 2 minutes.
Next add in the pound of bulk breakfast sausage and cook on medium to medium-low heat until browned and fully cooked. About 10 to 15 minutes or so. You want there to be browned bits [or fond] on the bottom of the pot, there is so much flavor there.
Stir in 1/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour until fully absorbed and no trace of flour remains. All brands of sausage can be different, so add a little more flour if needed to absorb any remaining traces of fat.
Once the flour has been absorbed, add in a few pinches of red pepper flakes before pouring in the 6 cups of low-sodium chicken broth, scraping those brown bits up off the bottom of your pot. Then add in the 2 cups half & half.
Stir, bring to a simmer and continue to cook until the soup is starting to thicken.
Add in the diced (cooked) redskin potatoes and the chopped kale. Stir and continue to cook until the kale has wilted and the soup is thick. About 15 more minutes or so. Sometimes, because I’m extremely impatient, I wait for the kale to wilt and then I stir in a slurry of 2 tablespoons cornstarch mixed with 2 tablespoons cold water.
Once the potato, sausage and kale soup has thickened, season with salt and pepper to taste and ladle it into bowl and serve alongside a loaf of crusty bread or grilled cheese sandwich. Or neither and eat as is. Creamy and flavorful! I hope you love this soup as much as we do!
For more soul-satisfying soups, check out my rapidly growing recipe collection!
Enjoy! And if you give this Creamy Potato, Sausage and Kale Soup recipe a try, let me know! Snap a photo and tag me on twitter or instagram!
Creamy Potato, Sausage and Kale Soup is hearty, comforting and delicious. Breakfast sausage is cooked with onions and garlic and shares the creamy broth with cooked redskin potatoes and fresh kale. This soup can easily be pulled together with little dishes, did I mention this is all made in one pot? I like to serve this soup with a slice of crusty bread or a super melty grilled cheese sandwich. This soup serves 6 in about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Start by placing 6 to 8 small to medium (about 1 pound total) redskin potatoes into a heavy pot or Dutch oven. Cover with water by 2-inches and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium-low and simmer with the lid askew for 20 to 25 minutes or until the potatoes can be easily pierced by a fork, with zero resistance. While the potatoes cook, I prep the remaining ingredients.
Drain the potatoes into a colander set into your kitchen skin and return the pot to the stove top. Once cool, dice the potatoes into bite-size pieces.
To the pot add the olive oil, the yellow onion and a pinch of kosher salt. Sauté until tender and translucent, about 5 to 8 minutes. Then add in the garlic and thyme leaves and cook for 1 to 2 minutes.
Next add in the bulk breakfast sausage and cook on medium to medium-low heat until browned and fully cooked, about 10 to 15 minutes or so. You want there to be browned bits [or fond] on the bottom of the pot, because there is so much flavor in those.
Stir in the flour until fully absorbed and no trace of flour remains. All brands of sausage can be different, so add more flour if needed to absorb any remaining traces of fat. Once the flour has been absorbed, add in a few pinches of red pepper flakes before pouring in the 6 cups of low-sodium chicken broth, scraping those brown bits up off the bottom of your pot. Then add in the 2 cups half & half.
Stir, bring to a simmer and continue to cook until the soup starts to thicken. Then add in the diced potatoes and chopped kale. Stir and continue to cook until the kale has wilted and the soup is thick. About 15 more minutes or so. Alternatively, you can wait for the kale to wilt and then thicken it by stirring in a slurry mixture of 2 tablespoons cornstarch mixed with 2 tablespoons cold water.
Season the soup with kosher salt and black pepper to taste.
Ladle soup into bowls and serve with a loaf of crusty bread.
So Lauren, now that I know what you meant, I’m laughing at myself…but I read “set into your kitchen skin” (in the second paragraph) about eight times before I realized that you meant “set into your kitchen SINK”. I actually Googled “What is a kitchen skin.” LOL!!!!! Anyway, this will be dinner tonight. Thanks for sharing!
Gah! Stupid autocorrect! I swear, I have no appropriate words for how I feel about it. Ha Ha! Kitchen skin – I can’t imagine what Google pulled up for you! Anyways, sorry for that! I hope you enjoy the soup, Angie!
I made this over the weekend and it was delicious! The whole family enjoyed it. It’s a keeper!!!


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As you well know, we are all about being able to travel as much as possible. Travel costs money, though, so now and again we focus on neat ways to earn an extra buck or two – or indeed a full-time income – in order to hit the road more often.
Even better, many of these opportunities can be combined with travel – so that you can earn while away from home. I do this myself, as my main job as a translator can be carried out anywhere in the world as long as I have internet access. The same is true for this particular job – working as an online tutor for Studypool.
Basically, Studypool is a well-established site helping people with study questions from homework to degree level; so if you have expertise in one of their subjects you may be able to earn decent money from making use of your knowledge.
So it was high time we checked out one of the best known and most established companies – Studypool. Since many of you may be interested in the other side of the coin – i.e. learning a new skill or refining a rusty one – we have looked at the service from the point of view of both students and tutors.
The sign-up process is quick and easy and you won’t need to spend all day inputting your life history in ridiculous detail unlike some sites we could mention. As a tutor you can be up and running in minutes and if you have a question you can expect to start receiving answers almost as quickly – sometimes faster, depending on the subject.
It is cheap for students, too – some questions can be posted for just USD 1, which is pretty amazing. At this rate, getting help for a large assignment need not cost you the earth.
As a tutor, what you can earn depends on what you can offer – which is fair enough. If you can answer questions about English – or perhaps Chinese – from non-native students, you could be on to a winner.
At the moment Studypool has a few downsides. First of all, there are some subjects for which tutors are sorely lacking. If you are the right tutor, this could be a goldmine but for a student in trouble, it can be frustrating. Many non-English languages lack good coverage – at least at the moment.
But things are moving fast and Studypool is growing on a daily basis – so whether you need an urgent question answering or are looking to share the benefit of your knowledge, get over to Studypool and check it out!


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March 16th will see the release of "Weathervanes", the epically-brilliant debut album from New York buskers Freelance Whales. Originally self-released last year, its re-release comes hot on the heals of debut 2-part single "Generator", one of the many album highlights. Get your copy here from the 22nd of February.
So how best to describe the sound other than "like somebody wired their heart to a synthesizer".... which does sums them up rather nicely it must be said. Well, there is no denying lead singer sounds a lot like Death Cab For Cutie and The Postal Service frontman Ben Gibbard. The similarity doesn't stop there though. Freelance Whales have managed to combine the best bits from both bands with glockenspiels, banjos and a lot more thrown in!
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A few weeks ago they recorded a WOXY.com Lounge session featuring their upcoming single. Treat yourself to a wee listen!


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