text: Zohaib Wazir joined PTI Social Media Team in 2010. Since then, he has worked on multifarious on-ground as well as back-end support projects being Co-Lead of PTI Baluchistan's regional team / Member Core PTI SMT. By profession, he is a Sales Manager presently working in ZONG (CMPak Ltd). Whereas, in past, I have worked with couple of FMCG and Banking Sector organizations such as United Bank Limited, Habib Oil Mills etc.He is also a Video Jockey (VJ), doing multifarious entertainment shows on Kay2 TV, AVT Khyber and Pashto 1 TV. Zohaib also performs regular weekly live programs on FM101 Radio Pakistan since 2009.

industry_corpus2: Media & Journalism


text: Sixty kilometers away from Adiyaman, it was the summer capital of the Comagene Kingdom. At the foot of the ancient Arsemia, there is a magnificent relief of Hercules greeting Commagene King, Mitridate. Also found the greatest Greek inscription in Anatolia. Eski Kale is near Eski Kahta (Kocahisar) and is the ancient fortress of Arsameia, built with no small effort on a steep cliff. Its walls and parapets are still in good condition. On a special path, that was used for religious ceremonies leading up the mountain side, is a statue pointing the direction to the temple. Another 100 meters farther along is a Dexiosis relief showing a hand-shaking scene between King Mithradates and Hercules, carved in about 50 B.C. Near this relief are rooms hollowed into the rock that were particularly used for religious ceremonies. Following along this footpath still upward one comes to the largest rock inscription in Anatolia. It tells of the political intentions and the religious beliefs of the Commagene Kingdom, that Arsameia was its capital and that Mithridates, the father of Antioches I, was buried there. Just below this inscription is a large opening that descends by a stone stairway to a depth of 158 metres. This passageway leads to Arsameia but now it is blocked off half-way along. Above this inscription, following the path up the mountainside, are the foundations and mosaic floors of the Arsameia Palace. In Commagene (southeast Turkey), on the river Numphaeus (Kahta cayi), a tributary of the Euphrates. Refounded by Arsames (Arschama)- from whom, according to one view, the Seleucid royal family traced its descent- over a very ancient settlement on the road between Melitene (Malatya) and Samosata (Samsat), Arsameia became a military strong point and the site of a mausoleum and cult center hierothesion) built by King Antiochus I Theos Dikaios Epiphanes Philoromaios Philhellen of Commagene (69-before 31) in hnor of his father King Mithridates I Callinicus. Above a rock-cut inscription is a relief (now re-erected) on which Mithridates I is seen clasping the hand of Artagnes, a Persian deity whom the Greeks identified with Heracles. A mile outside the town is a Roman bridge erected by 4 Commagenian cities in honor of Septimius Severus (c AD 200); and further on, beside the Numphaeus, stands a mound that provided the burial place for royal women. Antiochus I set up a similar center in his father's honor at a second Arsameia on the Euphrates, the modern Gerger.

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Tour guide: Jan Busco, Horticulturist, native plant expert and author.
Discover the fullness of falls wild bounty on this tour with MNA Horticulturist Jan Busco. See the native plant research plots and learn which native plants are most successful in local landscaping. Be prepared to walk outdoors through rugged terrain, as this small group tour will go into the meadows. An optional 45 minute educational hands-on volunteer activity follows the tour and participants are invited to bring lunch for a picnic.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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American Bulldog/Staffie X DARYL thought he’d found his forever home, but it was not to be, so he’s still looking.
Daryl is around two years old and needs an owner who can be firm with him.
Daryl is on trial in a new home.

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UNITED NATIONS — Forces loyal to Ivory Coast’s president-elect pushed their two-week-long military offensive deeper into the country’s main city Saturday, threatening the entrenched incumbent’s hold on power, as U.N. and aid officials claimed that several hundred people had been massacred in a western town last week.
As the United Nations and humanitarian organizations sought to tally the dead in Duekoue, rival forces battled for control of the commercial capital, Abidjan, where key installations seized Friday by Ouattara’s forces, including the national radio station, fell back into the hands of Gbagbo’s troops Saturday morning.
Alain Le Roy, the U.N. undersecretary general for peacekeeping, said in an interview Saturday that Gbagbo’s forces were firing indiscriminately in urban neighborhoods.
The violence in Ivory Coast has its most recent roots in the country’s disputed Nov. 28 runoff presidential election. Gbagbo lost to Ouattara in a U.N.-certified vote that was largely backed by foreign governments, but he has refused to cede power. Several months of high-level diplomatic efforts, combined with financial sanctions, have failed to budge him.
U.N. officials and human rights groups say that in an effort to consolidate power, Gbagbo’s forces have perpetrated serious human rights abuses against civilians suspected of supporting Ouattara, as well as attacking U.N. installations and personnel.
Last month, a coalition of former rebel groups, police and soldiers mounted a military offensive against Gbagbo, beginning in the rebel stronghold in northern Ivory Coast. The armed movement met with relatively little resistance as it seized town after town, capturing control of the administrative capital, Yamoussoukro, last week, and bringing the fight to Gbagbo’s stronghold in Abijdan on Friday.
But Ouattara’s forces have also been accused of carrying out reprisal killings and extrajudicial executions of prisoners during their march to the capital.
Le Roy said that there clearly had been “killings by the hundreds” in Duekoue, long the scene of inter-ethnic violence between tribes supporting the rival camps.
“I understand it has mostly been done by forces close to Ouattara,” Le Roy said of the massacre, adding that Ouattara’s camp has acknowledged killing a large number of people there but claiming they were members of an armed militia, not civilians.
He also said Ouattara has agreed to an independent investigation of the killings.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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If you're planning a trip to Barcelona, you've probably already mapped out all of the excellent Spanish food you want to eat, the stunning museums and landmarks you hope to visit, and all the tapas and red wine you can stand. But after planning all of that, your wallet might need a break. Luckily, you'll be pleased to know there's plenty of free things to do in Barcelona. From free museum days to historical landmarks and vibrant markets, Barcelona on a budget is a true pleasure.
Barcelona's most famous landmark may charge admission, but viewing it from the outside is free. Personally, I don't think going inside is worth it - the museum isn't especially interesting (unless you have a big interest in architecture) and the climb to the top gives you a less-than-spectacular view of the city.
Of course, paying the entrance fee does at least help guarantee that they finish the building (over 120 years and counting, so far), but if you're on a very tight budget, you can still appreciate 90% of the building from across the road.
Barcelona's most famous thoroughfare is a tourist attraction in itself. The street performers are there all day, every day and for a few cents will do their little party trick for you.
The Plaça Reial can be found just off the main street (complete with some Gaudi designed lampposts).
Read more about Las Ramblas.
One of two moutains in Barcelona (the other being Tibidabo), Montjuic has a wealth of sights for those who don't mind a bit of a climb. Take a walk with a nice view of the sea, wander round the old watchtower and marvel at the Mayor's Belvedere, a collage of broken bottles and pottery by Carles Buïgas. The Museu Nacional D'Art de Catalunya is free to under-15s, over-65s and to everyone on the first Sunday of the month. See more about free days in Barcelona museums below.
Take the kids for a run in a very pleasant park in the center of Barcelona. It features Barcelona's Arc de Triomf (much nicer than the one in Paris) fountains, museums (not free) and a zoo (also not free).
It isn't the most attractive beach in the world (artificially made, rumor has it that it is half sand and half concrete) but everyone loves to spend half a day catching some rays, right?
There is also a nudist beach here (a bit of a walk from the main touristy area).
Read more about other Beaches in Barcelona.
Entrance to the Barcelona Cathedral is free, so you can marvel at the Romanesque cathedral from both outside and within.
Read more about Barcelona Cathedral.
Several museums have at least one free day a week or month. The most famous of which is the Picasso museum, the best showcase of works by the Spanish cubist artist. It is only free on the first Sunday of the month. Be warned, the line to get in is gigantic - get there early.
The museum is also free to under-16s and to study groups (only on Wednesday afternoons). Inquire at the museum for more information.
Read more about the Picasso Museum in Barcelona.
If you're traveling on a tight budget, you'll be pleased to learn that there are plenty of free things to do in Barcelona. Many museums in Barcelona have free entry either once a month or every day of the week.
A showcase for art considered too experimental for mainstream art galleries.
This famous indoor market hall is a colourful explosion of fruit, vegetables, seafood, rows and rows of cured jamón and some mind-boggling butchers’ displays. There are tapas bars, pizza stalls and all manner of produce you can try before you buy.
In the heart of Barri Gòtic, the colossal neo-Gothic La Catedral is as impressive outside as it is within. Free entry in the morning and late afternoon makes it worth venturing inside to take in its soaring domed ceilings, pillars and cloister with courtyard of palms, orange trees and resident gaggle of white geese.
It lacks the historic impact of the neighbouring Barri Gòtic, but the network of lively streets around El Raval is home to an eclectic cast of characters including artists, backpackers, punks, students and more. There are plenty of cool bars and vintage clothing stores, not to mention the colossal MACBA (Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona; as impressive from outside as within).
Built for Barcelona’s 1929 World Exposition, this water-, sound- and lightshow has been drawing tourists ever since. Sure, the Magic Fountain borders on the kitsch side – but what’s not to love about jets of multicoloured water rising in sync to cheesy 1980s numbers and show-tunes?
Barcelona’s graffiti artists are a proud bunch and you’ll find some great examples of their work around town, particularly in El Raval and Poblenou. The city also has a long tradition of street art and sculpture. Some better-known examples include Peix, a giant fish sculpture designed by Frank Gehry overlooking the beach; Roy Lichtenstein’s 15m-high Barcelona Head at the Port Vell; Catalan artist Antoni Tàpies’ Monument Homage to Picasso on the Passeig de Picasso; and Fernando Botero’s enormous cat on the Rambla del Raval.
The revamped (and relocated, just slightly, to a gleaming new home next to the Design Museum) Encants flea market has an intriguing mix of trash and treasure. While it’s not without its fair share of odd shoes and outdated electronic devices, there are enough random oddities to make it worthwhile. A new addition is a surprisingly gourmet food court up on the first floor.
All big cities have a green area to do some jogging, have a picnic and, basically, chill-out on sunny days. In Barcelona, Ciutadella Park fills up on weekends with people who are not so crazy about the beach and prefer a bit of greenery. On special dates the park also serves as the perfect scenery for festivals (think food trucks and activities galore).


text: We developed a Korean translation of the Internet Addiction Test (KIAT), widely used self-report for internet addiction and tested its reliability and validity in a sample of college students. Two hundred seventy-nine college students at a national university completed the KIAT. Internal consistency and two week test-retest reliability were calculated from the data, and principal component factor analysis was conducted. Participants also completed the Internet Addiction Diagnostic Questionnaire (IADQ), the Korea Internet addiction scale (K-scale), and the Patient Health Questionnaire-9 for the criterion validity. Cronbach's alpha of the whole scale was 0.91, and test-retest reliability was also good (r = 0.73). The IADQ, the K-scale, and depressive symptoms were significantly correlated with the KIAT scores, demonstrating concurrent and convergent validity. The factor analysis extracted four factors (Excessive use, Dependence, Withdrawal, and Avoidance of reality) that accounted for 59% of total variance. The KIAT has outstanding internal consistency and high test-retest reliability. Also, the factor structure and validity data show that the KIAT is comparable to the original version. Thus, the KIAT is a psychometrically sound tool for assessing internet addiction in the Korean-speaking population.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Ever wanted to play in an Afro-Cuban percussion ensemble? Curious about French hurdy-gurdy music? Fascinated by the Bulgarian kaval? Dying to learn nyckelharpa? Wondering just what the hell a cümbüş is? Simply want to pick up some new Irish tunes on your fiddle, flute, or uillean pipes?
If so, then Lark in the Morning, a nine-day, total-immersion music-and-dance camp, is the place for you. From July 27 to August 4, hundreds of the world’s most accomplished traditional musicians gather at the Mendocino Woodland State Park to share their abundance of cultural wealth in workshops, around campfires, at dances, and even waiting in line for chow.
Founded by musical polymath and former world-instrument purveyor Mickie Zekley in 1980 “to provide a venue to allow traditional musicians and dancers to get together and share their music and dance ... without being in a rigid school structure.” He brought together some of the region’s finest practitioners of various folk idioms to provide workshop-style instruction, play for dances, and to host informal jams.
The camp has grown over the years and now occupies three separate but adjacent camp facilities within Woodlands. Camp One focuses primarily on music from Ireland, the British Isles, Greece, Eastern Europe, and Scandinavia. Camp Two offers a wide variety of idioms from Latin and North America, Spain, France, as well as more mainstream styles such as early country, jazz, and swing. Camp Three is steeped in a range of music and dance from the Middle East, Greece, Africa, and several different drumming traditions. Everything is open to everyone. It’s possible to hoof it between camp centers, but many campers opt for bicycles or the regular shuttle bus to navigate between points of interest in the sprawling, 700-acre site.
Workshops range from the specific (Spanish Galician bagpipes or Anglo-system concertina) to the general (ukulele song swap or songwriting), and there are activities for all experience levels. Also in the mix are instrument-making classes, various kids activities, and spontaneous hijinks. Don’t miss the confluence of the Balkan brass ensemble with the Galician gaita group or the improbably mix of Irish jigs with Brazilian sambas.
While the musical experience is always sublime, the accommodations are decidedly rustic — camping not glamping. The cabins, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, are charming, but many are rough timber and lack electricity. And like many park facilities, the water is limited and the shared bathroom and shower facilities can require some patience. There are also options for tent and vehicle camping. More information on the lodging page.
But you won’t be spending much time in your digs, anyway. Between the endless varieties of music to explore, spontaneous jam sessions to participate in, woodland trails to discover, and interesting people to meet, sleep will be the last thing on your mind.
The video below tracks camper Cedar Dobson's experience of the camp.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Former Alfreton Town manager and chairman Geoff Worth was the first person to email into the club and send congratulations.
Geoff, who now lives in the USA, said: "I am absolutely delighted at the outcome of this season. Congratulations are sent from the USA for a fantastic achievement. Please pass on my best wishes to everyone involved including the great supporters, many of whom are still attending from my era."

industry_corpus2: Sports


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What are the Most Secure Payment Methods?
Thanks to services like Apple Pay and the now standard EMV chip cards, you likely have more payment options than space in your wallet (or in your smartphone). But having ample choices doesn’t necessarily translate into better security.
When it comes to secure payment methods, it’s worth knowing the pros and cons of each, so you can make an informed decision. With that in mind, here’s a look at the top options and what you need to know for payment security.
Mobile payment apps are designed to free you from cash and credit cards by allowing you to digitally transfer funds to family, friends, or merchants. You will generally link your bank account or credit card information to the app, which is where the funds will be pulled from. These apps are widely-used, with 60 percent of U.S. adults using them. That number jumps to 80 percent for Millennials.
Pros: Vendors like PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App, and others are highly sensitive to payment security concerns, so they maintain robust controls to keep information safe. If you also employ mobile device security, these digital wallets can be safer than credit cards tucked into a traditional wallet or billfold.
Cons: Mobile payment technology that collects all a user’s financial data in one place seems too tempting for hackers to pass up. Especially now that there’s such widespread adoption, we’ve seen a lot of scams arise.
Also called “chip and PIN” or “chip and signature” cards, these smart credit cards are designed to be more secure than traditional cards that require only a user’s signature.
Pros: These cards have an integrated chip that creates a new authentication code for every transaction, so it adds an additional layer of payment security. Also, the cards can’t be “cloned,” which is a hacker’s way of stealing information from a traditional card’s magnetic strip and making a new card.
Cons: Even though many retailers have readers that can accept these cards, not every restaurant, shop, and venue have the technology to read them. You can still use the cards by giving your signature, but you’ll miss out on the extra security the chips provide.
With online banking, many people write only a few checks per year, and that may be a good thing. Banks are attempting to put more payment security controls in place, but check scams are still far too common.
Pros: For one-time payments (magazine subscriptions, charity donations, or monetary wedding gifts), checks can be a convenient payment method.
Cons: Checks not only feature your name and address, but also your bank account and bank routing numbers. Worse, they give identity thieves an example of your signature. Because of this, you should send checks only to people or companies you trust, and regularly review your bank transactions to look for fraudulent check amounts.
The use of good old currency is starting to seem like a thing of the past. Even small transactions, like buying a newspaper or a cup of coffee, can be done with a swipe of a card or smartphone. But don’t ditch the paper money quite yet.
Pros: As easy as it is to swipe a card everywhere you go, security concerns will go along with you. That’s why it makes sense to pay with cash whenever possible, especially for smaller transactions. Cash carries zero risk of identity theft.
Cons: No one feels particularly safe carrying a large amount of cash, and if that money is lost or stolen, it’s gone — unlike credit or bank cards, which can be replaced.
In general, every form of payment has its risks, and it can be tricky to keep payment security in mind when you’re running errands or trying to speed through online ordering. But, to increase protection and minimize the chances of identity theft, it pays to focus on security during any transaction.
IdentityForce monitors all your banking and credit card transactions, and instantly alerts you to any suspicious activity related to your account. This allows you to put a stop to any nefarious activity before it causes real financial damage. Sign up today for an Identity Theft Protection Free Trial.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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text: The Budget gave major emphasis on healthcare, agriculture, education and research, which was great. Use of technology in delivering education and focused research in technologies like Blockchain, AI, Big Data, IoT & Robotic are great initiatives and will create opportunities for IT sector to contribute in making of tomorrow’s India. While reduction of Corporate Tax to 25% for a vast majority of companies is a welcome move, increase in cess from 3% to 4% will increase tax rate for larger corporates by 0.34%. The return of long term capital gains was well anticipated and the budget has brought it in a very calibrated manner which should not affect the investment sentiments. Overall a good budget, the execution remains key and to be watched for.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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I know it's not exactly ice cream weather these days but I feel like an exception to the No Ice Cream When It's Cold Out rule (do you have that rule too?) can be made. Tonka beans demand to be eaten year round, even if they're in ice cream. If you're like, “tonka what?” Don't worry, I'll fill you in on what these tasty little things are. But first let me stare at that drippy ice cream a minute longer.
Just look at all those delicious tonka bean shavings!
If you have yet to meet the acquaintance of one of these tasty things I hope this recipe will inspire you to hunt them down. Be warned: it is not likely to be an easy hunt, especially if you live in the United States. For some reason back in the '50s the No-Fun-Police got wind that there's a teeny tiny bit of something that could harm you if eaten in massive quantities in here. Same goes for cinnamon and nutmeg though but those were passed by, maybe because they didn't seem so exotic and dangerous. Anyway, I have heard it is possible to get your hands on them but you will have to look a little harder. They'll be all the more rewarding when you find them.
Vanilla and amaretto predominantly. The jar that they're in says they smell like hay too, but I can't detect that. They have a slightly sweet taste and they smell incredible.
If you make this Tonka Bean Ice Cream, make sure to snap a pic and tag @theendlessmeal on Instagram so I can like and comment on your photos. I love seeing TEM recipes you create.
Delicious tonka beans might be hard to find, but they're totally worth the hunt. Tonka bean ice cream really shows off its unique flavour!
Place the whole milk and sea salt in a medium sized pot. Grate in the tonka bean using a fine grater (a Microplane works the best for this). Heat the milk over medium high heat until it is steaming but not boiling. Let the milk stand for 15 minutes to infuse.
Slowly add the tempered eggs to the warm milk while stirring constantly. Place the pot on medium low heat and stir it constantly until it thickens. Remove the pot from the heat and stir through the heavy cream and vanilla.
Place the bowl in your fridge and give it a stir every 10 minutes or so until it is no longer hot, about a half hour. Once the custard has cooled cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap and leave it in your fridge until it is completely cold, preferably overnight.
Grate a little extra tonka bean over top of the ice cream when you serve it.
You can freeze ice cream in your freezer without an ice cream maker, but I haven't experimented with that yet. If you don't have an ice cream maker I would recommend doing a quick google search to see how it is done.
I never crave ice cream UNLESS its cold, haha. This looks great!
Haha that’s hilarious! Perfect time of year for you then!
Kristen, I just made your recipe as a pre-Thanksgiving trial, and it received massive acclaim from family and friends. I have been making ice cream, frozen custard and sorbet for years and I’m no beginner, but I can honestly say that this turned out to be the best ice cream I’ve ever made by a mile, and quite possibly the best I’ve ever tasted. Absolutely incredible. Thank you.
Regarding Tonka bean use – how many Tonka beans would I use in a 12 cup Rum Cake and I should I incorporate the bean in to the mix?
I really can’t say since I’ve never made a tonka bean rum cake … it does sound delicious, though!
I would start grate some into the mix and taste as you go. Best of luck!
I’m intrigued. And after a quick internet search it seems they are easy to buy to bring good fortune and make my wishes come true. I wish for ice cream!
I’m officially on the hunt for these little cuties! This ice cream looks absolutely amazing and I think it’s the perfect exception to the rule! Pinned!
I just noticed that I never responded to your comment! Yikes!

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


text: It's a tricky business isn't it, the first date? It would be great if we could all be zen about it, live in the moment, whatever happens, happens - but this isn't always easy; we're human and we do live in a world where our expectations can often be quite different from reality. While optimism is a wonderful quality to possess, and certainly more useful than its angry sibling pessimism, it's important that we learn to view things from other peoples' perspectives. Doing this not only helps us find common ground with others, but it's the basis of compassion. The media teaches us to get what we want as individuals, but when it comes to love, we have to be aware that we're not the only ones in the picture. A first date is often the first real impression we give of ourselves, and if we don't pay attention to our own actions, someone may get the wrong idea of who we are. But... let's at least have fun while we're learning, shall we? How to Completely Ruin a First Date: 1. Be Late. If you want to show that you really don't care about how the other person feels from the get-go, then this is the perfect way to do it! Not having respect for other peoples' time is by far the most common pet peeve people share. If you really want to seal the deal, don't call them to let them know you're late either! 2. Don't Look Like Your Picture. If you've met online, why not post a picture of yourself 10 years earlier and 20 pounds lighter? That way, when your date finally sees you in person, they'll think you're in denial, or they'll just peg you as a liar. 3. Complain. Everyone loves a complainer, right? Why not complain that you're not feeling well, that you don't like your job, or that your family irritates the heck out of you? Surely your date will see through your irritating negativity and realize what a great person you are to be around, right? 4. Use Your Cell Phone. Make sure you take every call, and even initiate a couple while your at it! Your date will feel completely ignored and unimportant, and they'll be counting down the minutes until the date is over. Even though you think it makes you look important, it only makes you look like a total jerk! 5. Brag About Yourself. Talk about what kind of car you drive, how much you make, and how much money you spend on frivolous, self-indulgent material objects. That way, your date can see how self-absorbed and shallow you are from the very beginning. This will also help them see how fragile your ego is, and that you have to pump yourself up just to feel like you're worth something. 6. Tell dirty, tasteless, or racist jokes. This way, you can know if your date is also tasteless or racist from the beginning. Make sure you add in a few drinks to loosen yourself up since that always makes you even more funny! 7. Put the moves on as early as possible. Move in too close and too fast, making sure your date is extremely uncomfortable. If you can feel them backing away, go in for more! In all seriousness, it's important to remain aware of how our own behaviour comes across to others, especially on a first date. By imagining what it would be like to meet ourselves for the first time, we can more easily represent ourselves in a way that's closer to who we truly are inside.


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HSN Community / Forums / Talk Among Yourselves / Victoria is Back!
Does anyone have guesses for her TS this week?
Thanks Bell100 for the heads up on Victoria, I don’t know what her TS willl be but I just got a great buy on 441-575.


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I was somebody when I came.
I’ll be a better somebody when I leave.
I am powerful and I am strong.
I deserve the education that I get here.


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We strive for nothing short of excellence.
We are Yin & Yang (#imwithpanda).
We are Yin & Yang!


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WEST PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) - Police say a man was punched during a robbery in West Philadelphia and died from his injuries.
It happened just after midnight at Lancaster and Wyalusing that's when witnesses tell police a man in his 60s was set upon by a robbery suspect.
"He was struck by another man and then the man was seen going through his pockets," Homicide Unit Captain John Ryan said.
Detectives say a single punch knocked the man out and he died moments later. Police say a witness came forward to give detectives vital information.
"The witness thankfully returned to the scene and came forward and gave us a statement which was outstanding—a good citizen there," Captain Ryan said.
"He punched me in my face and said you look like the guy who stole $50 from me." 52-year-old James Whitfield told FOX 29 he was walking home from work Wednesday night whe he was approached and robbed of his wallet on the same block. It was just moments before the fatal punch robbery at 12:30 a.m.
"He grabbed me by my neck. You can still see the scratches and stuff on my arm and everything," he explained.
Neighbors a few feet from the crime scene were shocked by the murder. Many wondering why people can't even walk down the street without fearing for their lives.
Captain Ryan says police are also trying to determine if the homicide could be connected to another recent robbery nearby where a 56-year-old man was punched at 49th and Thompson.
"There are some similar. At least one other similar robbery or case nearby from previous days that fit this pattern," Captain Ryan said.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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What’s different this year? GTB will be demonstrating Quadriga DLP, a Data Discovery SaaS designed for small businesses. The booth showcases what Cloud Providers, MSSPs and others can do with the GTB SDK.
Our security experts will show you how the GTB DLP that Works Platform provides organizations of all sizes with end-to-end DLP, Discovery & Classification along with protection against the malicious insider or malware-based data exfiltration plus End User education, analytics, and response capabilities from a single security management and operations platform.
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Ever since I was a little girl, I have loved breakfast food, particularly breakfast when it’s served for dinner. Maybe it’s because it was easy for my mom to make an easy dinner for three growing kids when my dad had to work late nights or go on business trips. Just whip up a pan of scrambled eggs with bacon and cheese, let all of us help with making waffles, pancakes, or French toast, and helping squeeze fresh orange juice or pour milk. Since then, I have loved making breakfast for dinner. Maybe it reminds me of childhood, or maybe it’s because I could eat breakfast food at any hours of the day (or night). Mostly it’s because these recipes are usually very easy and affordable to make. Here is a list of 14 fabulous breakfast for dinner recipes that I collected from Foodie.com.
This delicious dish has a mix of eggs, potatoes, chorizo sausage, shallots, stewed tomatoes, and avocados. It’s enough to make my mouth water just reading the description of the skillet.
Mashed potatoes aren’t typically a breakfast food, but this recipe sounded too good not to add. Filled with bacon, cheddar cheese, and sour cream, they make a hearty stand-alone dish. Add finely chopped green onions on top for a beautiful garnish.
Quiche is one of my very favorite foods. There’s something about having a blend of eggs, cheese, potatoes, and vegetables all contained in a crust that is so comforting to me. This particular quiche is filled with bacon, zucchini, red onion, red peppers, Swiss cheese, and hash browns.
Maybe I am part hobbit, but potatoes are a staple in my diet. After all, you can “boil ’em, mash ’em, stick ’em in a stew.” This dish of potatoes, however, has you fry them in a skillet with onions, sausage, a little thyme, cumin, salt, and pepper. When they’re golden brown and the meat is cooked, your dish is ready.
This dish of fried potatoes can be served as a side. Made with fried potatoes, onions, and red, green, and yellow bell peppers, you’ll be sure that you and your family are eating a colorful side dish.
Like most frittatas, this simple egg dish is quick and easy to make. You can choose whatever vegetables to throw in the mix before you bake it. Some of my favorite ingredients for frittatas are diced tomatoes, white or yellow onions, red and green bell pepper, spinach, asparagus spears, mushrooms, and a little Swiss cheese. If you’re a carnivore, add some breakfast sausage or chopped up bacon to the mix for a one-dish meal.
didn’t know what “hash” was until I was in eighth grade and I saw the film Cinderella Man starring Russell Crowe when it first came out. And I wasn’t aware that you could make potato hash without corned beef (because that was all I had ever had in it) until I started looking up some new recipes. For this delicious recipe, you’ll need eggs, bacon, onion, red potatoes, garlic, sweet peppers, butter, salt, and fresh thyme. You end up making little wells in the bacon and potato hash to crack to eggs in and bake them. Such a smart idea!
If you’re going for the classic ham and eggs breakfast for dinner, look no further than this quick and easy (not to mention affordable) frittata. This recipe includes ham, eggs, Cheddar cheese, bread cubes, hash browned potatoes, milk, olive oil, crushed red pepper (for a little kick), dry mustard, and salt. This is a satisfying one dish meal that can feed the whole family for less.
This is a recipe anyone can make (and I mean anyone…even those of us who can’t manage to boil water). It merely uses frozen French toast (the creator said they used the Aunt Jemima brand), and a little cooking spray. Once the cups are made, if you want you can fill them with scrambled eggs, cheese, and a little bacon. Or, you can go classic French toast, and fill the cups with a little butter and syrup. Just make sure to keep the napkins handy.
This recipe has to be prepared a little bit before you make it since the crepe batter has to be refrigerated for at least an hour. But this slight twist on a breakfast burrito will leave your mouth watering. The interior of the crepes is made with eggs, diced green chilies, shredded cheese, crumbled cotija cheese, sliced avocado, chopped tomatoes, salsa sour cream, and crumbled bacon. Aye, qué delicioso!
This recipe had me thinking that it was opposite day and that I wasn’t sure if I should add it to the collection. But then I looked at this recipe and realized it looked delicious! The omelets inside the crepes are made with eggs, cheese, and fresh pico de gallo salsa. Once again, I have to say: qué delicioso!
French toast has always been one of my favorite breakfast foods, partly because it was something my siblings and I could make together for breakfast when we had leftover French bread. While this recipe calls for whole grain toasted bread, I’d most likely substitute it for French toast to give me a little memory of home.
This easy to make breakfast casserole looks perfect for a large family on a budget. Made with eggs, milk, potatoes, peppers, onions, Cheddar cheese, and breakfast sausage, it has all the ingredients for a hearty one-dish breakfast that anyone can throw together in a pinch.
This breakfast casserole can be thrown together for a tasty and satisfying breakfast for dinner. Made with eggs, your choice of veggies (like onions, peppers, broccoli, mushrooms, tomatoes), cheddar cheese, hash brown, and bacon – it’s sure to please even the pickiest of eaters.
For millennials it’s sometimes common to skip breakfast, so enjoy it for dinner!
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A food craving is an intense desire to consume a specific food, stronger than simply normal hunger. Probably the best way to combat cravings is to have enough of every nutritional element, include every food group in your meals, exercise regularly and make a conscious effort to beat stress, anxiety and sadness.
Lack of water can send the message that you are thirsty and on the verge of dehydration. Dehydration can manifest as a mild hunger, so the first thing to do when you get a craving is drink a full glass of water.
Most of us are sleep deprived. When our bodies are tired and in need of rest we experience more stress and our blood sugar levels fluctuate very easily. This causes our body to crave for sugar, processed foods, and stimulants.
Eating too much protein or too little protein can lead our body to have cravings. Often when we are craving sugar it is because we need more protein in our diet. Even vegetarians should take a small amount of protein with every meal.
We all know that stimulants are addictive. As soon as we have them our body wants more. Sugar, caffeine, alcohol, junk and processed foods all fall into this category. The more we eat them the more our body will crave.
Green leafy vegetables are the best way to nourish your body. Not only are they filled with vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals, but they also give tons of energy. The more you eat them the less your body craves for sweets and processed foods.
Eating with the seasons helps balance our body and give it what it needs.
Being stressed or having an inappropriate exercise routine, being bored or tensed may all cause emotional eating. Try to avoid it as much as possible.
Try to tune into what your body wants and needs. Once you learn how to do that, you will understand how to reduce your cravings and feed your body, not your mind, what it wants.
Remove easy temptation from your daily routine as it will definitely help you to avoid cravings.
Taste buds have a very short attention span. Distract yourself from craving by getting busy in some activity. In many cases, youll find you werent really hungry.
"People give in to cravings because they think they lack self control. Food cravings behave like waves: They build, crest, and then disappear. If you can "surf the urge," you have a better chance of beating it altogether.
It increases feel-good endorphins that cut down on your cravings. Try to get at least 30 minutes of physical activity every day.
Eat every three to five hours. Try six smaller meals or regular meals with nutritious snacks.


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This fun poodle block is a free pattern by Sally Trude at The Objects of Design. She has the tutorial for left and right facing pups, but I chose to make all mine facing the same, like in line at a dog show. This hop really helped to push me to finishing up my B&W quilts.
And I used this plushy for the back. If it looks familiar, it matches the 5 FQs in my give away HERE. I liked that pop of Hot Pink and even if a different dog, still makes a cute back for this.
What a sweet dog quilt! Thanks for the tip sewing w/ minky!
Oh my gosh. That is just too cute. Sally is so clever with her patterns.
Oh Sharon, that turned out so cute! I love it in the black and white.
This poodle quilt is SEW cute!!! Good for you, finishing up some projects during the Black and White Blog Hop.
I remember seeing this one! Those poodles are just too cute.
The poodles are adorable. Thanks for the tips on using plush fabrics. I only used Minky once and it was a disaster. I will keep the dryer sheet tip in mind if I get try it again.
I adore the poodle quilt. My daughter came home to check on her mom (and her dad - indpendently). She stayed with me. She has a toy poodle. Abigail is going well. She's at least 14 years old. However, when Abby's time here is over, she plans to get a standard poodle. I think I need to make her a poodle quilt. That is after I make her the requested t-shirt quilt from her sorority days in college. She asked me over 5 years ago and I haven't started it yet. No, I have touched my sewing machine in over 5 years. I think it's time to do some recreational therapy. Thanks for sharing the pattern with us, too. Maybe that's the gentle push I need to get me out of this chair and doing something constructive.
Adorable poodles. Thanks for the link. And thanks for the tip fir FMQ. I'm just learning how to, and I'd really like to try this.
I love your poodles, Sharon.
Love your poodles! Sally really has a way with critter patterns, doesn't she?
And thanks for the minky tips. I haven't tried using it yet, but I plan to give it a try someday.
Very fun! Love those showy poodles. Congrats on a great finish.


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A motorcycle accident May 20, 2006 changed Debbie Breyer’s life forever. She was told shortly after the accident that she would never walk again.
It is impossible not to admire this Waverly woman, who has shown so much courage during her six-month recovery period and who continues to have such an optimistic outlook on her future.
When it comes to the actual accident, Debbie does not remember anything at all. Not even the helicopter ride to the hospital, although she has been told she was conscious and coherent at the time.
She does remember the day of the accident. It was her first day out after taking motorcycle training and practicing in parking lots with her own bike.
With her husband, Randy, Debbie took up biking about two years ago. He would drive and she rode. Then, she decided that she wanted to ride her own bike.
“It was our time. It was the freedom to get out and see things. It just felt good,” Debbie said.
The weather was “beautiful.” They had gone approximately 50 miles. Randy was in the lead. He told Debbie he looked in the mirror and she was there. When he looked again, she wasn’t.
The police report said Debbie went off the road and flipped a couple of times. She ended up with the bike on top of her. She was wearing a helmet.
The first thing Debbie remembers was waking up in North Memorial’s ICU.
She does not remember a lot of pain at first, but she was in a lot of pain later. She had suffered broken ribs, a broken sternum, broken collar bones, and a broken back.
Three months of her recovery was spent at North Memorial hospital.
She had a full brace a total of four months, and the brace, itself, was very painful. During her time at North Memorial, she had physical and occupational therapy every day.
Courage Center was her next stop in her rehabilitation. She was there for an additional two months.
By the second month at the Courage Center, she was able to come home for the day on weekends. Randy would pick her up Saturday morning, and return her Saturday night. Then, he would repeat the routine Sunday.
Debbie’s parents, Clayton and Phyllis Decker, would have the entire family over for dinner for Debbie’s Sunday outings.
Her family has played an important role in her recovery. Debbie talked about her dad, who teased her about getting better so she could come home and make her special salsa.
In spite of the fact that her dad does not like salsa, he planted all kinds of peppers and tomatoes, intending to coax her home.
One Saturday, when Debbie came home from the Courage Center, she found herself at her parents’ home with all of the ingredients needed to make salsa. Her sisters were there, and her son-in-law.
“I was basically the supervisor for the day and gave them the recipe. It was a fun day,” Debbie said.
Debbie had to get back to the Courage Center, but her sisters stayed to finish making more than 16 gallons of salsa.
Most of Debbie’s brothers and sisters live close to her and keep in touch daily.
“I hear from everyone. They are there to pick on me and tell me to sit up straight. I don’t know what I would do without them,” Debbie said.
Debbie is the oldest of eight children. Five of them live within walking distance of each other.
Randy and Debbie’s home was built 29 years ago, right next to her parents’ family farm, where she grew up, in Waverly.
Her brothers, Michael and Pat now own that farm. Her sister, Diane lives two miles away in Buffalo, her sister, Cathy lives in Waverly, and her brother, Tommy lives right across the street from Debbie. Her two youngest sisters live the farthest away  Annie lives in Rochester and Jody lives in Arizona.
It is her family that is planning the upcoming benefit.
The money from the benefit is to cover many of the expenses that have come up since Debbie’s accident. All of it to make Debbie’s life as normal as possible and give her the freedom to do more things on her own.
Almost immediately after the accident, when Randy and Debbie knew she would be paralyzed, they began planning a new house. They wanted the house to be entirely handicapped-accessible.
Debbie loves to cook and everything in the kitchen will be made so that she will be able to reach it. One of her very few complaints is working from a wheelchair. The countertops will all be lower for better access, too.
If they had planned to build the house before the accident, they would have been able to save more money because they would have done a lot of the work on their own. But the house is really needed now.
Debbie has been living in the basement of their present home since she got out of the Courage Center Oct. 27.
They are hoping to have their new home done the first part of March. It is just down the road from her parents’ farm.
The benefit will also cover some of the bills that have added up and equipment needed that insurance does not cover. Debbie had been working full-time at Boston Scientific in Maple Grove as a research and development technician for a total of 16 years. They no longer have that income.
Randy and Debbie have been married for 31 years. Debbie is a graduate of Buffalo High School, and Randy is a graduate of Howard Lake High School.
They have two children. Luke is married to Megan, and they have a daughter, Emmerson. They live in Buffalo now, but have purchased the home their parents currently live in.
Their daughter, Ellie, is married to Sean, and they live in White Bear Lake.


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As the dog days of summer really kick in with August, everyone starts to get a little looser. And while late summer activities bring fun, many also carry more than a hint of danger, particularly if the heat is starting to make you a little careless.
So if you’d rather spend the rest of your summer chilling on a beach towel instead of a hospital bed—or in the back of a police cruiser—take this quick refresher of summer safety tips.
As the temperatures rise, so does the urge to jump into nearby pools and waterways, and the likelihood of being on a boat. While playing in the water is a summer ritual that should never be discouraged, be aware of the risks that come with it.
“People look at a lake like it’s a playground,” said Dave Benjamin, executive director of public relations and project management for the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, which offers open water rescue training and certification for lifeguards and works with family and friends of drowning victims to advocate water safety.
Put children and inexperienced swimmers (even adults) in U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets. It may be a drag, but it’s far preferable to the potential alternative.
Just because other people are doing something doesn’t make it safe. Heed any posted warning signs, and err on the side of caution.
Avoid rivers after heavy rainfall, when water volumes rise and currents intensify. Be aware that hidden currents under the water’s surface do exist and can sneak up on you. At the coast, pay attention to riptide and sneaker wave warnings and learn to free yourself from these drowning hazards.
Even wading comes with its share of danger, especially in late summer months when waterlines recede toward hidden drop-offs. Be aware of the geography.
Don’t forget sunblock and protective clothing. And make sure it’s at least water-resistant, if not waterproof.
Learn CPR and hope you’ll never have to use it, but know that you can if needed.
Watch children more closely than you think you need to. If a child goes missing, check the water first, as seconds count in drowning situations. An adult should always be within arm’s reach of infants and toddlers in or around water.
Know that many swimming holes and beaches are not watched over by lifeguards. Even if they are, take responsibility for your own safety and that of your group: use the buddy system.
Getting behind the wheel on the water comes with its own perils. In a recent release by the U.S. Coast Guard of its 2016 Recreational Boating Statistics, boating fatalities nationwide that year totaled 701, the highest number in the last five years. Bear in mind that boats handle different than cars; they take longer to stop or react to changes in direction.
Above all, remember to “boat sober.” Among 2016’s fatal accidents, alcohol was the leading known contributing factor and was listed as the leading factor in 15 percent of deaths. Alcohol slows reaction times, and the hot summer sun also increases alcohol’s effect on a boat’s operator. Bottom line: alcohol, sun, and boating are a deadly combination.
If you’re one of the 80 percent of Americans planning to take a road trip this summer, remember that this time of year can present unique risks on public roads and highways. In fact, the summer months commonly see a spike in auto accidents and fatalities.
Along with the increase in traffic overall, many vehicles are laden with cargo for family vacations, or towing boats/trailers. There is also a substantial increase in motorcycle and RV traffic.
Summer also sees states playing host to countless out-of-state drivers. Out-of-town motorists unfamiliar with the local landscape, local traffic laws, and local roads may slow or stop abruptly, or may execute dangerous driving moves to make a turn or exit.
Summer is the season for celebration and events—and celebratory drinking. If you intend to drink, make sure you do so responsibly: make plans to stay the night, or arrange for a safe ride — whether that means a designated driver, taxi, or ride-share service like Uber or Lyft.
As a driver, you want to be especially vigilant on the road, scanning your surroundings for motorcyclists and slower moving vehicles, traveling at a safe speed, and following at a safe distance.
Even when you know the risks, wrecks can still happen when others are negligent. When a motorist causes an accident that results in injuries, victims have the right to seek a financial recovery of their damages—including medical expenses, lost income, and pain and suffering—by pursuing a personal injury case.
Summer brings abundant opportunities for outdoor grilling with family and friends and fireworks at dusk. But use common sense (and a check into local laws) before firing up a grill or lighting a sparkler.
Whether you’re cooking over charcoal or gas, Tony Balzano, the chief inspector for the Elkhart, Indiana, fire department, emphasizes the importance of staying away from structures that could potentially catch fire—both beside and above the grill.
He adds that grills should also never be left unattended for long periods of time, and grillers should be mindful of weather conditions. High winds will stoke a fire, making it burn hotter and more intensely.
“If it’s a windy day, wind will make fire burn and make the fire rate more intense because it feeds it oxygen,” he notes.
Prevent fires and explosions. Check the connection between the propane tank and the fuel line. Make sure the tubes where the air and gas mix are not blocked.
Don’t overfill the propane tank. Overfilling can cause an explosion.
Be careful with lighter fluid. Don’t add lighter fluid to an already lit fire. This can also cause an explosion.
Grill outside. Grilling can produce carbon monoxide, a dangerous gas, so never grill in enclosed areas.
Pour plenty of water over hot coals, and stir the coals to ensure the fire is out. Never place hot coals in plastic, paper, or wooden containers.
Use fireworks outdoors, not indoors. Don’t light them near dry grass.
Have a bucket of water and a fire extinguisher nearby. Before using fireworks, learn how to operate the fire extinguisher.
Don’t wear loose clothing when using fireworks.
Stand several feet away from lit fireworks. If one doesn’t go off, don’t examine it. Wait 15 to 20 minutes, stand back, extinguish it with water, and throw it away.
Read directions and warning labels. If your fireworks don’t include directions and a warning label, don’t light them.
And one last thing: Stay hydrated by drinking water even before you feel thirsty. It’s best to leave alcoholic and caffeinated beverages behind, but if you must drink them, follow them with plenty of water to balance out their dehydrating properties.
OK, lecture over. Now go outside and play (but be careful)!


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Methadone is a synthetic opioid. It is prescribed to dependent users of heroin and other opioids as a substitute for these drugs over a prolonged period of time (can be indefinite), and can be used where detoxification has been unsuccessful and/or admittance to a substance abuse treatment facility requires complete abstinence.
In methadone maintenance treatment programs, methadone usually comes as a syrup that patients drink with fruit juice or cordial. "Methadone maintenance makes possible a first step toward social rehabilitation. . ." (Auerbach, 1976 p. 26) by fixing and maintaining the level of drugs in an addicts system thereby avoiding the uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms that abstinence from the substance of abuse initiates.
Methadone has similar depressant and analgesic effects to other opioids. However, methadone's effects last much longer (24 hours as opposed to a few hours). Methadone does not have the euphoric effects that heroin does.
Methadone can only be legally obtained by prescription from a doctor who is a registered methadone prescriber. Injecting methadone, taking more than one dose at a time, or supplying one's methadone to someone else is illegal. Stiff penalties apply to illicit possession or supply of methadone and to illicit prescription of methadone.
The CASP Nurse works with your GP in managing your medical treatment whilst you are a client of our service.
You will be assigned to a particular GP before you start the programme. Your GP sits at CASP one session per week and you will be advised of this time.
You will need to meet with your GP on a regular basis. At the first meeting your GP will explain how the methadone programme works, decide on a starting dose and answer any queries you may have.
You will be expected to stop using all drugs and alcohol except what is prescribed to you by your CASP GP. This is especially important because methadone and other drugs/alcohol may not mix well and could result in accidental death.
You will also be required to provide supervised urines during clinic times Monday and Thursday. This may be subject to change.
Urine samples are sent for laboratory analysis and results are kept in your clinical file.
Only appropriate members of your personal treatment team will have access to these results, and only for the purpose of supporting your progression on the programme.
If you wish for anyone else to have access to these results (or any other information about your status as a CASP client) you will have to provide written permission.
Your Key Worker will meet with you regularly whilst you are on the programme and is available to help/support you with any practical matters including organising training, help with job seeking, assistance with housing/accommodation issues, support in contacting other agencies, getting a medical card, support in issues you may be involved with and many others areas.
If you would like to see a Counsellor you will be assigned a suitable, trained practitioner who will make contact you will organize counseling sessions to assist and support you in achieving your goals and addressing issues or concerns you may have.
The CASP Dispensing Clinic is open Monday to Friday (4:30pm-6:30pm) and Saturday/Sunday (10:00am-11:00am). The Clinic is staffed by a Pharmacist and two GA’s from the Health Board, and supported by CASP staff.


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When choosing a gas range for your kitchen you should always try to find the product that best meets the needs of your family, your budget and the space you have available. During almost every remodel or new construction there comes a time when you’ll be faced with making some cuts to the budget. Here we’re going to show why you may want to reduce the size of your gas range but not the quality of the product.
Everyone wants more power and the higher end gas ranges definitely provide it. The open burners of BlueStar gas ranges max out at a scorching 25,000 BTUs of concentrated heat perfect for searing or achieving a rapid boil. Many of the less costly units will top out between 15,000 – 17,000 BTUs, but it’s not as efficient as the open burner versions due to the flame pattern of the burner. The sealed burners concentrate the heat in the center of your pan while the open burners spread it evenly across the cooking surface for better cooking results.
The key to cooking with a wok is to expose the bottom of the pan to controlled, high heat levels that will flash-cook the food producing a crisp, fresh flavor. You also need the ability to quickly increase or decrease the temperature level which can only be achieved on a gas burner. There are powerful electric burners on the market, but since these elements tend to retain heat you won’t have the same precise control that a gas range provides. BlueStar’s integrated wok cooking feature allows you to remove a burner grate and get the bottom of the pan directly over the flame. This produces remarkable results you won’t get when using the wok ring required with many other gas ranges.
Every range has a low BTU burner that’s called a simmer burner, but how well it does its job goes beyond temperature. BlueStar’s 130° open simmer burner efficiently spreads the heat across the cooking surface to provide a consistently low temperature for the most delicate sauces. This is another situation where the sealed burner design on lesser units will concentrate heat in the middle of the pan causing you to get sub-optimal results.
What would you say if we could drastically cut down the time you spend in the kitchen baking your holiday cookies? BlueStar gas ranges can accommodate a full size 26” x 18” commercial baking sheet that can fit so many more cookies than your standard 16” x 12” sheet. When you factor in the standard convection oven system will further reduce your cooking time by 10% you’ll have a lot more time to do your holiday shopping.
When heavy-duty, commercial grade materials are used it’s almost certain a high-quality product will come of it. Higher end gas ranges use a heavier grade of stainless steel than their less costly counterparts which holds up better over time and a lot of meals.
Create a range that is perfectly suited to your cooking style and what your family loves to eat. Gas ranges like a BlueStar give you the option of adding 12” or 24” griddles, charbroiler and French tops which is just another reason to spend the extra money if it fits within your budget. A built-in griddle will produce a better result than a store bought griddle plate and makes clean up so much easier.
If you want to customize your gas range with color or trim finishes you’re not going to find it at your local big box store. You’ll be lucky if you’re even given the choice of stainless steel, black or white on these lower end ranges. The amount of colors and customization varies per brand, but typically when you move into the higher end class of ranges you have more options available to you. BlueStar offers such features as 750+ colors and finishes, colored knobs, trim finishes, swing door options and more.
Even though there are some very reliable ranges built overseas, the majority of the high end ranges in the gas market are made right here in the USA. Since 1880 BlueStar has been producing handcrafted cooking equipment in Pennsylvania for generations of discerning home chefs.
You don’t need a gas range with all of the features we talked about above to host a successful dinner party, but it sure makes it a lot easier. Imagine having all of the oven space you need to fit all of your appetizers, enough burners to have everything cooking at once and a custom range that will be focal point of conversation while enjoying perfectly prepared appetizers. We can’t promise a high end gas range will make you a better home chef, but we can promise you’ll have the tools needed to do it.
Look at almost any real estate listing for a nice home and they surely mention the brand of the appliances that come with the home. Including a high end chef’s kitchen in your design could add as much value to your home as updating your bathroom or replacing that outdated flooring.

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Tomb Raider was in a creative rut last we saw it, with stagnant gameplay and a dull lead character. However, Lara Croft has undergone quite a transformation in the five years since Tomb Raider Underworld. The new Lara might not be recognizable to the fans who knew her way back when but these changes are for the best.
In the game, Lara Croft is no longer the back-flipping, expert treasure hunter with uzis in each hand. Instead, she's a fresh-faced graduate on her first journey. Minutes after the game starts, she's shipwrecked on an island populated by wolves, murderous salvagers and other dangers. The game follows her evolution from scared young girl into hardened adventurer.
The evolution's a lot quicker than it ought to be. She'll be shooting enemies by the dozens within the first half hour of the campaign. Ultimately the demands of an action genre beat out the desire to tell a grounded story. Still, Lara has never been a more compelling character. The events of the game take an emotional and physical toll on her. Her transformation into a hero might happen too quickly, but the key thing is that there's a transformation there. In previous games, she was an unflappable action hero who tracks down treasure for funsies. Here, she's in over her head and has to grow up quickly in order to survive.
The trailers might lead you to think that survival is a big portion of the game. However, this isn't S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or DayZ. You're not going to be foraging for food and water. You have to kill exactly one deer in the campaign, and that piece of venison apparently tides you over for the rest of the game. Instead, the game challenges players with a mixture of combat, puzzles and platforming.
The combat is surprisingly deft. It avoids the plodding, whack-a-mole of other third-person, cover-based shooters. You can't just sit in a corner and snipe off one enemy at a time. Enemies force you to keep moving. Salvagers will toss molotov cocktails and dynamite at you or shoot up your cover. Wolves and blade-wielding enemies will charge your position as well. The charging enemies even do little side-steps to throw off your aim. Each battle is fast-paced and frantic, with bow-and-arrow headshots, assault rifle barrages and axe swipes.
Quick Time Events rear their ugly head occasionally. The first fifteen minutes of the game will make you think they're more common than they actually are, though. For the most part they're used sparingly. I do wish they weren't utilized for key story moments of the game, though. I had to rewatch a few scenes because I didn't hit "Y" in time to avoid a death blow.
Platforming was a big part of previous Tomb Raider games and there's plenty of swinging and climbing here. You won't fight with the camera as much as you did in earlier installments. However, the jumping and climbing are effortless. It doesn't test your twitch skills at all. Instead, these parts of the game are like eye candy.
The puzzles, though engaging, are likewise reduced in importance for this game. There's a decent amount in the campaign but they're all fairly short. Furthermore, many of them are found in optional tombs hidden throughout the island. They're much more approachable than in past games thanks to a new ability called Survival Instinct that highlights key items in the environment. Old-school fans of the series might object to puzzles taking a backseat to combat but you can choose to make them a bigger part of the game by finding all the tombs and opting not to use Survival Instinct.
A speed run of Tomb Raider might feel like an Uncharted game, with third-person shooting broken up by platforming and puzzling. However, Tomb Raider also offers a healthy amount of open-world exploration. The island is gorgeous and filled with texts detailing its colorful history, so it's hard to resist the urge to wander off the beaten path.
By exploring the world, you'll also earn bonus XP and salvage. These, in turn, give you skill points and weapon upgrades to make Lara more powerful. The progression options are a mixed bag (ranging from incendiary shotgun shells to getting more items off dead animals) but nonetheless, they're a hard incentive to pursue the optional content.
If you don't spend any time on optional tombs or hunting down all the hidden items, you can finish Tomb Raider's campaign in a couple afternoons. That might seem a bit short for players who have been waiting five years for a new Tomb Raider. Still, I was left satisfied by the length. If it was any longer, it would've stretched out the plot and gameplay too thin. Lara's journey ends before you get sick of her.
I would've been perfectly content if the game had shipped without its multiplayer. In the game's online modes, players compete in deathmatch or objective-based matches. It features a deep progression system with new weapons, weapon upgrades and special abilities. That's the only positive thing I can really say about the multiplayer, though. Stripping away the story, characters and puzzles removes what's most special about Tomb Raider. The developers threw in some climbable walls and booby traps to give the multiplayer some Tomb Raider flavor but aren't enough to make the online play memorable. It doesn't feel like a worthy complement to the campaign at all.
This reboot breathes new life back into Lara Croft. She's not a pin-up girl with guns anymore - she's a believable, human hero. Long-time fans of the series might not be happy that combat is emphasized over platforming and puzzles but the changes to Lara as a character are unmistakably positive. She'll be a worthy travel companion in the next generation of consoles.

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"Discernment", "God's perspective", "battle", "birth", "breakthrough", "courage", "discouragement", "dream", "prayer", "suffering", "thanksgiving", "wrestle"
I started to feel like I was going into labour. I was surprised because I did not even know I was pregnant. A midwife led me to a bed and scanned my tummy and told me that the baby had not survived. I did not believe her and after a few pushes, out came a smaller-than-newborn, but good-sized baby boy. He wasn’t moving, but I knew he was not dead. I breathed on him and he started breathing. Precious, surprising, awe-inspiring life. I had so much certainty that that little life was going to be. I could feel my mother instinct-faith rising up, and there was no way anyone was going to tell me otherwise. I was fighting for that child, and although obviously premature, that baby was going to be fine, and there was no way anyone else was going to take him away from me.
Shortly after giving birth I was handed another baby to adopt. I looked at the baby and did not recognize it. I could see the boy had already had the newborn vaccines as a little band-aid covered his shoulder, and he had clearly already been cared for in the nursery. I was asked if I would accept this baby. I said I would. Because who else would take it? Because I could. Because I was willing. But I felt no connection with this baby. If someone else had shown up at that moment and offered to take the baby, I probably would not have minded.
That was the dream I had on Thursday morning around dawn.
And it made me reflect on the importance of the spiritual birthing process.
How often do I want a breakthrough without the pain? How often do I want the product without the process?
But it is the pain of the process, the fighting, the endurance that grows our faith, gives us perspective and makes us take responsibility for the breakthrough.
The adopted baby I was offered, I knew I could love. Logically, practically I could do it. But I didn’t have the same feelings of ownership and responsibility for that child. I wasn’t willing to fight for him like I was for the one I had birthed. Even though I did not even know about him before I birthed him, and even though I was first told about him when he was supposedly already dead, I refused to let go. I refused to accept anything but life from that body. That baby had been given to me and I was going to take full responsibility for him. In the dream I knew that if God had given me that child, he was going to live.
If we don’t go through a birthing process for our breakthroughs, then maybe we are less willing to fight in prayer for them when things look bleak.
If we have no assurance that God has given us responsibility for a gift, talent, breakthrough, change in direction, etc, then when the enemy comes against us, how willing are we to fight? How much more quickly does doubt about God’s will come? How much more quickly are we willing to let things go? If the adopted baby had started looking unhealthy, I would honestly probably had felt relief a lot more quickly, not having taken on the responsibility in my heart for that child.
And so that lead me to look at the areas where there are growing pains, birthing pains going on at the moment in my life: an overflowing, overwhelming house; my personal struggles for joy and gratitude; struggles in our team with sickness; our bank balance struggling to provide for the extra costs a growing household requires.
What if we used those difficulties to alert us to that breakthrough is coming?
What if we took hold of those struggles by the collar and looked at them straight and began thanking God for the life that is coming? That we began to allow those birthing cries to be lifted up to God and call out to Him for things to come into alignment. If we begin to trust that those pains are not indigestion but birthing pains. That the baby is not dead, despite what others may say, but that our belief, our holding fast to the promise God has given us, will be rewarded and that the more intense the pain, the nearer the breakthrough.
So I am asking God to show me His perspective this week. I am asking Him to tell me about the babies we are birthing, the gifts He is releasing, the transitions He is orchestrating, the shifts that are happening, the areas where the enemy is getting nervous and acting out and kicking and screaming because he knows his time is short. If only we will hold on. Persevere. Pray. Hold on fast to Him. If only we will stand on the Rock and trust that what He promised will be.
So where are the struggles in your life this week? Be encouraged. Breakthrough is coming. If you will only hold on. And cry out to Him.
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On Earthgauge radio this week, we take a look at the state of Canada’s National Parks and we speak with the well-known and influential Canadian environmentalist Tzeporah Berman.
In our first interview on today’s podcast, I speak with the award-winning author and environmental educator Jeff Gailus. He wrote an article in the current issue of Alternatives Journal called ‘All Sizzle No Stake’, in which he reflects on the current state of Canada’s national parks in the wake of Parks Canada’s 100th anniversary last year. There was a lot of self-congratulatory back slapping at the Agency to mark the 100th anniversary milestone but Jeff makes the case that our national parks are in fact not in great shape and there are important reasons why all Canadians should be concerned about how our parks are being managed. Parks Canada’s 100th birthday may have been celebrated in Canada’s uncritical media, but that doesn’t mean our national parks are in good shape.
Also on the program today we have an extended 2-part interview with the well-known and influential Canadian environmental activist Tzeporah Berman who at various times been called everything from an ‘eco-terrorist’ to an ‘enemy of the state’. She is currently the co-director of Greenpeace International‘s Climate and Energy Program but she has a long history in Canada’s environmental movement dating back almost 20 years to her involvement as a key organizer in the unprecedented logging protests in British Columbia’s Clayoquot Sound on Vancouver Island in the early 90s. For her role she faced nearly one thousand criminal charges and up to six years in prison. She later co-founded ForestEthics and took on the lingerie company Victoria Secret to pressure them to stop using paper made from old-growth forests. She is also the author of a recent memoir called This Crazy Time: Living Our Environmental Challenge. In our interview we talk about her book, which reflects on her many years as an activist. Despite being criticized heavily and even vilified by both industry and government, as well as some other environmentalists, she makes no apologies for her strategies over the years, saying some conservation agreements would not have been possible without negotiation and engagement. She explains why she feels it is not enough for the environmental movement simply to oppose, we also need to propose solutions when protests and activism have captured the attention of media and government leaders.
We also have our usual segment with Kathy of Ecology Ottawa who updates us on local environmental events and campaigns. I’ve listed a few of the upcoming events below and you can click here to see a complete list with full details.
Contact us at earthgaugeradio ‘at’ gmail.com. Please do get in touch if you have story ideas, a comment on something you’ve heard or want to get involved or contribute to the show. You can also download our podcasts on iTunes. Just type “earthgauge” into the search bar and you’ll find us.
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The Rideau Valley Conservation Authority (RVCA) is offering snowshoe clinics; fun half-day sessions for families to learn snowshoeing techniques. Clinics include a scenic, informative nature hike through the conservation area’s trails with one of the RVCA’s outdoor interpreters. The cost, including snowshoe rental, is $15 per adult and $10 per child, or $40 for a family package (five person family maximum). Two sessions will take place on February 11th, one from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m, and the next from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., at Foley Mountain Clinics in Westport. Please contact Rebecca Whitman at 613-273-3255 or rebecca.whitman@rvca.ca to register or for more information.
In December, Canada announced it would withdraw from the Kyoto Accord – an international emission treaty to fight global climate change. What are the repercussions of Canada leaving the Kyoto Accord? Where do we go from here? Learn about what happened at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Durban this year from those who were there. Join in to discuss The Good, The Bad and The Ugly about climate change in Canada.
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In a nutshell, I’m tired. Christmas has come and gone and it was a long, long day. And we don’t have any kids and didn’t have to fly anywhere.
I can’t imagine how my parents did it or, for that matter, how other parents do it today. it must be exhausting, especially if you have to travel a long way and keep some young ones entertained.
As for us, we had a very nice time with H’s parents, her brother and my Mom. Just the six of us in the comfortable environs of Ventura eating lots of food and opening a metric crapload of gifts.
We may have even had one or two drinks too. Good times all around.
Out of the many, many gifts, we all got some really nice stuff. I will probably even keep the vast majority of my gifts. . . Probably. Nah, they were all great. I’m keeping ’em.
That’s a pic of our tree. Pretty nice, huh? I think so.
Hope you all had a very good day. Now, to the nap chamber!
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Good things came your way, just as bad things came the way of Lazarus. Now he is being comforted here while you are in agony.
Amos proclaiming justice again (see last week). If you enjoy poetry and imagery, and delight in words, you should love this reading! It will definitely need preparation out loud, since there are several tongue-twisters hidden herein. Look at the Gospel first: in the story of the rich man and Lazarus Jesus does not go into detail about the lifestyle of the rich man: we can take what Amos gives us in this reading as that description. This is a wonderful piece of poetry  not because it rhymes or is in metre, but because the words chosen are rich and sometimes surprising. Think: why say ensconced rather than living? Or sprawling rather than lying or sitting? Use these words to create a sense of Amoss sadness and indignation at those who do not care at all. Let the last line have a determined finality  God will do something about this.

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New data tells us that few hate crimes result in hate crime convictions. We asked hate crime victims what it is like to seek justice in Illinois.
Our pro bono spotlight story this quarter is about Greg Schweizer, who has co-counseled two cases with our Hate Crime Project.
On Monday, civil rights and immigrant advocates were shaken by the Supreme Court’s 7-2 decision allowing President Donald Trump’s latest travel ban on six Muslim-majority nations to go into effect.


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Kerala, Jan 29, 2019 : While cold feet before a wedding may be common, a Kerala groom took it to an unexpected new height: He asked his bride "for five minutes" and slipped off to play a football match, Yahoonews reported.
Ridwan, who is a player in Malappuram’s 7s league as a FIFA Manjeri defender, took a bizarredecision, as the footballer had the tough choice between his own wedding ceremony or a football match.
And contrary to convention, Ridwan picked the latter.
When Ridwan decided he was going to the football match, he told his bride, "Excuse me for five minutes" and went off to the 7’s match.
Talk Sports 24x7 reported that Ridwan’s team won the match, and he played an integral part in the win.
However, the bride and her family were not too pleased about Ridwan’s actions.
“So if the game was at noon, would you cancel the marriage for the game?” the bride was quoted saying.
However, not everyone was appalled at the footballer’s decision. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, the Minister of Department of Sports in India, lauded Ridwan’s actions.
The Minister took to Twitter to say that he was impressed by the footballer’s actions, and said that he would like to meet the man.
The football association also put out a post congratulating the Ridwan, and wishing him a happy married life ahead.
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As with the FiNe baseline, we see an incredible level of momentum halting, rigidity, stillness and overall lack of animation. The Ti l— vultology is constantly receding into an interior space, withdrawing its presence from the world. And this (combined with Ne’s surreal energy) is what gives the TiNe its reputation for being wispy, ghostly, translucent and ethereal. There’s a lack of “substance” and no convincing assertion of presentation. As we move forward in this thread, this baseline quality will be come an important benchmark to compare against.
Psychologically, what we see from these two sample is a criticism of information with finesse and particularity. In the full video of Linus, we see him troubleshooting the incongruities and semantic shortcomings of CT concepts. The attention is turned to where something is “off” and this is reflected also in Auburn’s statement that “most of what I’ve done in life is try to figure out what the relevant information is.” There’s a seeking for the right bits to tease apart from the whole; the kernel of clarity; the right phrasing, right conceptualization.
The occupations of these three samples are too dispersed to make any strong connections in interests, but we see a similar approach to information. Mary-Kate Olsen is a fashion designer who has a similar technical finesse to the above samples, but which she applies to her trade. She mentions being a perfectionist at an early age, and focuses strongly on right fit, right drape, etc. This is a common theme we see shared between both Ti-lead types. Ti is not only applied exclusively to the domain of ideas but the same operation is often applied to a craft — making them niche specialists. There’s also highly personal aesthetic involved in Mary-Kate, where each piece of clothing made is something she personally likes and would wear. This shows Ji’s individualism and also Ji’s identity focus.
In this particular video, Nadia fits more properly with Auburn and Linus, but I will have more to say on her in the next post.


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