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"The Wild Folk by Flora Kennedy available on Amazon US and Amazon UK and on Barnes and Noble.
The enchanting fairy tale woven from seaweed, sea, sand and selkies by Flora Kennedy was a pleasure to read.
Sibilant alliteration throughout the prose carries the reader along on waves lapping the shores of the Hebridean islands, reminding this reader of Ring of Bright Water.
The Wild Folk is the kind of book that almost reviews itself: the reviewer cannot really add anything except an admonition to buy it.
"He'd slither through the seaweed, its flowing, feeling, fingers of fronds fondling and tangling and he would point to the place he was going to land himself, always a different place, with a bony pale white finger at the end of his lanky arm and I would race over to that spot of his choosing and wait and watch. Me on the grounded shore. Lachie in the flowing water. Separated."
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I've been thinking for a while now about reducing my rabbitry down. I have approx. 50 total holes available. This includes the one Scout is in, the one Joe is in and the one Bandit is in, which takes me down to approximately 47 working holes among the two breeds. However, I have 7ish in storage now, which really puts me to 40 cages in my actual barn.
With life getting busy, it's getting harder and harder to stay on top of cleaning the stacking cages. I wish we could go to hanging cages or a brush-clean system. Talking to Whitney about her rabbitry plans REALLY made me jealous with her cage set up system!
Anyway, I've been thinking- after having sold down the hollands so much, selling several of the woolies and selling out of the Belgians (with the exception of Bandit, who is a lifetime pet), now would be an excellent time to sell down my cages as well. After all- an empty cage is a temptation.
I look at how well Joni has done with what is a tiny rabbitry. I'm not sure of exact cage amounts, but I believe she has around 20 cages for two breeds. She's done very well with the hollands and the woolies she's turning out are beautiful-
It's a double edged sword though. I know she and I have talked about how nice it is to be able to hold on to bucks longer and have more of them, to be able to grow out babies- keep charlie marked, etcs... at the same time, she gets her cages cleaned out FAST, the feed bill is less and she just talked on her blog about getting to socialize her babies.
I think I'll be listing some cages for sale soon. I've pretty much talked myself in to it I think, just want to be sure before I definitely go for it.
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Thinking about Less Holes
3 comments:
- April said...
I think this is a good idea, Keep. Fewer holes, less feed, less cleaning time. All benefits!!
- April 27, 2010 at 5:24 PM
- Keep said...
I think it will also force me to cull even harder. I'm already SO strict on the herd, but there is always that one you keep just to "see what she/he throws..." :)
Thanks for the encouragement!
- April 27, 2010 at 8:29 PM
- ~Kayla said...
I think that is a great idea! I know with empty cages in my barn, I become tempted to expand a little bit more. But I have about 20 holes, and It keeps me only keeping the best for my herd. =] Good luck!
- April 27, 2010 at 11:36 PM
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With the NFL preseason coming to an end on Thursday, many fans of football were relieved to see their team make it off the field healthy. For many Chicago Bear fans they were just relieved to get their first victory of the preseason and not go 0-4 through out the entire preseason. Yes the win came against the Cleveland Browns, a team with just as many question marks as the Bears have and yes this was preseason so absolutely nothing matters with the final outcome score. If there is one thing that does matter in preseason though, it is the individual performance by players. When you look at the overall stats for the Bears preseason, it does not look pretty, but here is your 2016 Chicago Bears preseason recap.
On the offensive side of the game, the Bears struggled mightily this preseason. As a team the Bears averaged 12.5 points a game along with 250.5 total yards a game and 154.8 passing yards a game. With those numbers the Bears ranked 29th in all three categories, and if you are wondering how the ground attacked ranked this preseason, the Bears averaged 95.8 rushing yards a game which was good for 21st overall. Jay Cutler did not exactly have the best preseason as he failed to throw a single touchdown, but if you are a half-full cup kind of person you can at least be proud Cutler did not throw any interceptions. The Bears 2015 first round pick, Kevin White seemed at times this preseason a little bit overmatched, but in the final preseason game White showed some potential of what kind of playmaking skills he possess by catching all four of his targets for 57 yards. In the first three games combined White only had three receptions for 12 yards. If he can stay healthy he could be a nice number two wide receiver next to Alshon Jeffery. In the rushing department second year halfback Jeremy Langford on paper looks like he had a decent preseason averaging 4.4 yards per carry on 18 attempts. Although 4.4 yards per carry is not bad at all, Langford still looked a little undersized on the field and seemed to have trouble finding the holes that were created by the offensive line. In fact if you take away Langford's longest run of 34 yards that he had against the Patriots, Langford would only be averaging 2.65 yards per carry. One bright note for the Bears rushing game was Jordan Howard's performance against the Browns. A 2016 fifth round pick out of Indiana, Jordan Howard carried the ball 16 times against the browns for 107 yards and a touchdown.
For a franchise that has been well known through out football history for having some of the most dominating defenses, the 2016 Bears defense will have a lot of growing pains. This is a defense that is young but talented especially with the likes of Danny Trevathan coming over from the defending super bowl Champion Denver Broncos. Trevathan seemed to be all over the field when he was out there during the preseason as he was showing off speed and covering a lot of ground as linebacker. Still the Bears defense was shaky at times through out the preseason as the Chiefs really embarrassed the Bears Defense in the third game of the preseason having a total of 378 yards against the Bears. Like I said this defense is young but talented and you had to be really impressed with rookies Deandre Houston, who is a safety and also Deiondre Hall a cornerback from Northern Iowa. Both throughout the preseaon showed some glimpse of what the Bears may have in the future especially Deiondre Hall who was stuck on Josh Gordon most of the game against Cleveland and held Gordon to 3 catches on six targets for only 29 yards. Still with all that said remember, there will be growing pains as the Bears were ranked 27th in passing yards allowed during the preseason.
With all that said, this is probably a good time to remind yourself that this was all preseason. I will say it again yes, preseason scores and records do not matter one bit, but you should pay close attention to individuals performance and at least see how the starters look out on the field. The Bears did not have the best preseason as a lot of players were missing through out training camp with injuries and missing practices, which could be one reason as to why they struggled this preseason. Or maybe it was the thought that head coach, John Fox had his team playing possum and he was not going to show his entire playbook through out preseason. Whatever the reason is as to why the Bears struggled this preseason, I believe we all need to take a deep breath and remember that preseason wins and lost totals are meaningless. After all, the 2008 Detroit Lions who went 0-16 were 4-0 in the preseason.


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I'm not a big fan of the "bucket list" concept. Getting to the end of it would court the danger of a self-fulfilling prophecy. "Here's some cool things to do, and when I've done them I am outta here!" But what if I didn't kick off when that last item was checked? Which could happen, unless that last wish was something like jumping out of a perfectly good airplane without a parachute, or running with the bulls at Pamplona wearing swim fins and a red cape.
On the other hand, any self-respecting racing fan has a wish list of racetracks and races to visit and witness at some point, beginning usually with Churchill Downs, Longchamp, Santa Anita and Belmont Park, the Triple Crown events, the Melbourne Cup and the Breeders' Cup, and maybe even the Ralph M. Hinds Pomona Invitational Handicap at Fairplex Park (catch it on Sept. 27).
Last Monday, I got to check off the $2 million All American Quarter Horse Futurity at Ruidoso Downs, in a town where the population and elevation both come in at around 7,000. Good friends would suggest I'd lost my mind, especially since seeing it meant missing the Del Mar Futurity for the first time since, like, 1971, when it was a grass race (California, just trying to be different). I've never been a camp follower of the quarter horse sport in general. I know this sounds simplistic, but there seems to be only one variable beyond the comparable abilities of the participants. Either you get out of the gate clean, or you don't. The rest is running for a bus. There is also the issue of duration. Life is way too short--watching quarter horses makes it feel even shorter. My favorite line of the visit was shared by a couple who also leaned toward the thoroughbed side of equine endeavor. While trying to squeeze in a peek at the Hopeful from Saratoga on a TV monitor, a nearby patron looked at the screen and wondered, "How long is this race anyway?"
These are my issues, and I've had to live with the fact that I've probably missed a lot of great moments right here in Southern California at Los Alamitos, the West Coast home of the sport. Since the trip to New Mexico was planned to behold Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird lead the post parade for the All American and then watch him train, anything else, I figured, would be gravy.
Nothing, though, could have prepared me for what transpired. The Kentucky Derby crowd is loud, especially at the beginning and end of the race. But there are more than 100,000 of them, all drinking since dawn, so there should be some serious volumn. The All American crowd is loud, real loud, for the entire 21 seconds of the race, and the level of intensity is magnified by the setting of the track, which sits at the side of a valley. Think of the sound blaring forth from the L.A. Symphony in the Hollywood Bowl. The other day there were about 23,000 at the track, which is a record. I stood near the finish line, on the infield side, and suddenly they were upon me, blurs of colors slapping the tight, red track wet from the mountain rain. Running Brook Gal won it by a length and one-half, comparable to Mine That Bird's 6 3/4-length win in the Kentucky Derby. It was a romp. Deleriously happy people began crowding the winner's circle shouting "Utah! Utah!" which is where the winner was from, and something you rarely hear at Aqueduct or Philadelphia Park. But I blinked. I begged them to go out and do it again.


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SIDNEY — Children ages 9 to 17 years old competed in showmanship, horsemanship, pleasure, driving and roping classes Friday at the Shelby County Junior Fair Horse Show.
It was a pleasant and sunny day for youngsters and family members gathered in and around the horse arena for shows expected to stretch into the afternoon. Many young participants were busy practicing their show patterns or caring for their horses before their turn to be judged by Leah Wilson.
Horse show participants competed throughout the week, from Monday through Friday, with Saturday ending the week as a fun day.
T.J. Reese, 9, of Jackson Center, son of Erin and Jeremy Reese, and a member of Happy Trails 4-H Club, competed with his 4-year-old horse Sparks for the first time during the 2019 fair. T.J. has been riding for the last three years and said he has won lots of ribbons during the week.
"It is pretty fun. My favorite (class) is the barrels," T.J. said with a big smile. He admitted to being nervous on Monday for his first time competing, but appeared relaxed by Friday's show.
Catherine Miller, 16, of Sidney, daughter of Pam Miller and Joe Curtis, a member of Trailriders 4-H Club, also competed for the first time ever in this year's fair. Miller, as of early Friday morning, took champion in the showmanship class for first year members only of all ages, and won first place in Wednesday's Horse Costume Contest.
Last October she took up riding for the first time, but didn't start working with 21-year-old J.J. until February.
"We instantly had a bond from the very first day," she said about J.J. "I always had a thing for horses, so when mom asked if I wanted to join 4-H for horses, I was like 'yes!" But this morning (competing) I was really good and not very nervous, especially since I won the costume contest Wednesday."
Fifteen-year-old Lauryn Paulus, of Sidney, daughter of Mitch and Mindy Paulus, and a member of Trailriders, has been riding since she was age 3, and been showing since she was 9 years old. Lauryn won several awards showing her two horses, 17-year-old River, and 16-year-old Chiciah during the week. As of early Friday morning she had won two reserve champion, four champion and two grand champion ribbons.
"It's a lot of fun, and I get really nervous, but this is the first year (to show) at state (fair), so I think it's helped me relax for our fair," Lauryn said.
She told of how as a very little girl she loved the movie "Spirit," which is follows the adventures of a young, wild stallion's journey through the Old West. Lauryn said she watched the movie so many times that even her mom knows all the words to the movie by heart.
"I just fell in love. I just always loved horses and then I started lessons at 3, so then that was it," she said with a smile while standing in the horse barn in front of her horses' stalls. "I quit doing sports because this takes up all of my time. It is my favoite thing. I love it."
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Baton Rouge Area Credit Unions Raise Over $54,000 For The Kids!
The 15th annual Baton Rouge Area Credit Union Charity Golf Tournament was a great success this past Monday, October 22nd at Santa Maria Golf Course. Credit Unions and their vendors from across the state joined together to raise funds and awareness for the new freestanding children's hospital. This year's tournament raised over $54,000 for the pediatric patients at Our Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital! Thank you to this year's sponsors and golfers!
Thank you to the planning committee for this year's golf tournament: Danielle Guidry representing Baton Rouge Telco Federal Credit Union, Brian Ainsworth and Casey Coughlin representing Campus Federal, Garrett Ganucheau representing EFCU Financial, Bert Callender representing La Capitol Federal Credit Union, Brett Reynolds and Kacie Bizot representing Neighbors Federal Credit Union, and Leigh Porta, Chelsea Gstohl, Rebekah Perna, and Alexis Roberts representing Pelican State Credit Union. For more pictures from the golf tournament, please visit Facebook.com/cugcharitygolf.
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Gold Sponsors:
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Through their relationship with Children's Miracle Network (CMN) Hospitals, Credit Unions 4 Kids partners with CO-OP Financial Services to provide a "Miracle Match". The Miracle Match program is a $1 million philanthropic matching program that encourages credit unions, leagues, and chapters to create and participate in fundraisers for local CMN Hospitals. The Baton Rouge Area Credit Union Golf Tournament committee was excited to be awarded a $10,000 match this year. Thank you, CO-OP Financial Services!
Check out the latest footage below of Our Lady of the Lake Children's Hospital's freestanding children's hospital project. The new hospital is set to open Friday, October 4, 2019!
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Monday, February 8, 2010
Block is done!
I could put 'Plaid' above and '-tastic!' below...? or make it round the corner... plaid on the left side and -tastic! on the top.... and then in what colours?
or I could just put my initials and 2010 on bottom right....doing the block was easy compared to this part.
10 comments:
- woolywoman said...
the words are the hard part! I think I will do name and dates. I like Plaid tastic!
- February 8, 2010 at 9:37 PM
- Tonya Ricucci said...
it's wonderful! don't give me that - you're great at making letters. actually your initials and year would be great. very simple so as to not take away from the middle bit.
- February 8, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- Michele said...
That is one cool block! Lots of movement, no? Your letters will only enhance it!
- February 8, 2010 at 10:02 PM
- Em said...
Are you serious, that is one of the most awesom blocks I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you for sharing your inspiration! I may have to try this out.....
- February 8, 2010 at 11:22 PM
- Clare said...
Initials and the year. You don't want to detract from the centre.
- February 9, 2010 at 3:32 AM
- Victoria Findlay Wolfe said...
the colors just rock this block!
oooh weee! I just love it! Really your gonna stop at this one fab block??
- February 9, 2010 at 10:59 AM
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- February 9, 2010 at 11:23 AM
- Rene' said...
Sorry...typo in my original comment.
I really love this block!!! The colors are great and I love all the movement. I agree with limiting the words/letters to maybe your initials and year so as not to detract from this gorgeous block. Thanks for sharing.
- February 9, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- Brenda said...
it's great and lively with lots of movement. congrats! why don't you name the quilt Plaid-tastic, but use your name and date as the words instead. otherwise it might be overwhelming.
- February 9, 2010 at 1:08 PM
- comicbooklady said...
Thanks for all your suggestions! I agree the Plaid-tastic word will be too much...I think I will border the block in black and put another thinner contrasting border, then black and my initials in there...I may even do some wonky 16 patch corner squares...maybe.
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I am finding it difficult to write this journal entry, this experience if judged appeared to be a negative one and we naturally avert from that which does not please us. I attempt to write this impartially and without ego aggrandizement, sure I could leave this out but running away from a bad experience only furthers the misery.
The show must go on.
After Vipassana I called a lover in Sydney to stay the night, why I did it straight away I do not know as a part of me wanted to find somewhere to camp the night and process the meditation instead of heading straight down. Actually, I wanted to travel north straight away. This act, felt completely out of my control, I have a penchant for sacrificing my own desires for another's happiness. I drove down the hill, stopping in beautiful Katoomba for laundry, coffee and internet. I then continued on to Sydney. What a strange feeling being in civilisation was – cars, people, and advertising, my senses were heightened but it did not take long before the intense colours and sounds began to subdue into my normal every day experience. I arrived at the unnamed lover's place and spent the night. The next day was rocky, there were heated conversations, looking back I can see the fog, thickened by emotion, preventing awareness and right speech, sabotaging a caring attitude. It is confusing even still, the intent for compassion and nurturing was there but right in the moment the action escaped me.
We planned for a 4 day camping trip, somewhere isolated, in nature, absolved from metropolitan sensations. We travelled up into the Blue Mountains to Mount Wilson, it had snowed that morning and the area was a magical wonderland, giant deciduous trees planted in architectural rows along the streets, fields of white snow covered once manicured lawn behind quaint picket fencing. The campground was vast and we were the only occupants, affording an excellent location, backing onto snow blotched rainforest.
We lasted a night. The next day at it again, arguments, accusations and long confusing silences while each party sought reasonable (and unreasonable) words to bolster their position. The air was afire with throat clenching emotions, when it got too much one of us went for a walk. Eventually after a few hours of attempting and pitifully failing reconciliation it was agreed to return to the city, I would drop her off home and we would go our separate ways. We travelled the two and a half hours back in silence.
I felt stunned and drained as I lit a cigarette for the journey alone out of Sydney, it was dark and rain was pouring down. I tried to find music to soothe my nerves, I recited mantras and focused on the breath with atrophic alertness, this furious feeling was burning off my body like a log taken out of the fire to smoke and sizzle. I didn't care where I was going as long as it was north, eventually my break was at a rest stop after an hour of driving, I found distraction in books and movies before passing out.
That had been the strangest 'relationship' I have had, it was as if we were married and this was the divorce. The whole thing had lasted for a month and really we were with each other for about a third of that time, it was as if I were drawn to her but in her presence wanted desperately to escape – constantly shifting magnets, attract, repel, attract, repel. I have learnt much from this but will I be able to have the presence of mind to act on these teachings during my next social encounter?


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Thursday, June 11, 2009
The Simple Things
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It's funny how you come to terms that you are just going to enjoy whatever you desire. At this point, you deserve anything you feel like eating or reading or doing. Life is always going on around us whether we are keeping up with the pace or falling behind... sometimes when we go through hardships, we can take a step back and appreciate all that lies around us. Your future is brighter than ever and like I've said before, you will be stronger than you ever thought imaginable. So keep eating those cookies and listening to hardcore rap music! LOL
- AnonymousJune 11, 2009 at 4:39 PM
EVERYONE should lick their fingers after eating brownies... the world would be a much happier place.ReplyDelete
Mrs Field's cookies are coolReplyDelete
Brownies should make you drool
Funny when a kid splits his plants (unless you're him)
Or when an elephant piggybacks on an ant (one tough ant, but you're tougher K)
Celeb stories are so exciting
Their antics are just so enticing
Their Botox-shot faces
As tight as their asses
Weeping for a dead animal by the road?
My mother would pull over and pray for its soul
Tearing up at a pretty tree?
Emo release for free!
Nothing like some bathroom humor
To attack and defeat a sleazy tumor
I have a little joke up my butt
A tiny fisher too tiny to cut
But hey, I'm a fashionable lass
I'll let the doc shoot Botox up my ass (sometime in the distant future! sigh!)
- AnonymousJune 11, 2009 at 8:04 PM
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TouchFS v1.4 is available on the App Store now. Updated features include:
A TouchFS update has been uploaded for review, and should be available shortly after Thanksgiving.
This post will be updated when the new version has been approved and is available for download on the App Store.
Version 1.3 has finally been approved and is available on iTunes now. This release adds two features that will help you navigate long documents easier, and a few features that should have been here from the beginning:
It's been a few weeks and I thought the community would like to know about what we've been working on.
I'll tell you what...it's been a lot of dead ends and false starts. Writing your own PDF viewer is not a simple undertaking it seems! (More on that in the future)
Version 1.2 is available for download or free update.
As always, BACK UP YOUR FILES BEFORE UPDATING.
Fixes and features you'll find in version 1.2 are as follows:
Just wanted to let everyone know that we've uploaded v1.2 to iTunes tonight and it's under review. Once it passes, it will be available to all.
As usual with any update that may effect your personal files...
As my previous entry mentioned, v1.2 adds the following features and fixes:
We'll be releasing v1.2 by the end of this week and wanted to give everyone an idea of what they should expect.
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It gives me great pleasure to inform everyone that the 1.1 update is available on iTunes!
As stated earlier, Office document viewing and iWork document viewing is finally available–thank you for your patience. Since this is our first update released, we're a bit curious of how the upgrade performs goes for you. If you have a lot of files stored w/TouchFS, it may take a while to perform.
The 1.1 update is complete, and should be in your hands in a couple of weeks. We've published it to iTunes today, where it will now go through the normal review process. If the past is any indication, this review process will take at least ten days, after which, the update will be available to you.


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"I know I look ugly," despite admitting in the beginning of X Factor on Saturday; the 45-year-old Johnny Robinson made audience stand and applaud for his performance of Etta James's jazz classic At Last.
|Johnny Robinson Stunned Judges of X factor with His Performance
|Johny Robinson as Sarah Lee: The Other Side of the Picture
Reportedly, the apparently awkward looking singer who took X Factor by storm on Saturday is already a mini-legend… as a sexy drag queen. (See him in two totally different appearances in photos above).
According to details; it was revealed that Johhny is better known to his friends as Sarah Lee – the stage name he uses in transvestite clubs around
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Sources inside the X Factor show, after Johnny stunned the audience and judges, said, "If he doesn't make it all the way, maybe Sarah Lee can audition next year."
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Davina McCall reveals how she got her rippling abs at 51 as she announces new fitness DVD Power Box and Tone
The TV presenter has a number of hit fitness DVDs under her belt and she's back with another incredible workout
DAVINA McCall has revealed just how she got her rippling abs at 51 as she announces a new fitness DVD.
The TV presenter has a number of hit workout DVDs under her belt already, regularly topping the health and fitness DVD chart.
And now her fans will be delighted that she's back with another, Davina: Box and Tone, explaining just how she got the incredible six pack she regularly shows off on social media.
Davina said: "I'm so proud of this DVD. It's a really upbeat workout which focuses on boxing style movements to build strength and tone.
"It works your whole body, but with an emphasis on building fitness and there are aerobic intervals in there too, to make sure there is some essential fat burning as well as toning up."
Davina, who celebrated her 51st birthday earlier this month, wants to inspire women of all ages with her new DVD, which is also available as a digital download.
She explained: "I want to inspire other women that you can be fit and strong at any age.
"I have been that person who didn't love working out, so I do understand how hard it can be.
"But if you've never tried anything like this, I would urge you to give it a go.
"It could be life changing."
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Indeed, Davina is in the best shape of her life and now her fans can achieve the same results with the workout, which is broken down into 5-10 minute sections.
This means users can do the full workout or in smaller chunks depending on time.
Davina: Box and Tone is available to pre-order and is available on DVD and Digital Download on December 24th.
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Quesadillas are just about the easiest thing to make delicious. Warm, melted cheese, a corn tortilla, and all the fixings you can find, are all you need. This recipe includes chapulines (grasshoppers) from Merci Mercado—try their adobo or chipotle flavors, for extra bite.
Total: 15 mins; Serves 2
- 2 corn tortillas
- Vegetable oil; for frying
- Meltable cheese; muenster or white cheddar
- Red onions; pickled
- Clover sprouts; to garnish
- 8 g Merci Mercado chapulines, chipotle or adobo recipe
1. If you have soft tortillas, you will need to bake and fry them to make them nice and crispy. First, dry out your tortillas by heating them, on a baking sheet and in the oven, at 300°F/150°C for 8-10 minutes. Next, pour oil in a frying pan, just enough to cover the tortillas. Heat the oil over medium, and when the oil is nice and hot, fry each tortilla for about 30 seconds, or until crispy.
2. When the shell is nearly crispy enough, cover with a generous helping of cheese.Turn up heat, and cook until the cheese is melted, covering if necessary.
3. Remove quesadilla from heat, and cover with onions, greens, and chapulines, while cheese is still hot and gooey. Serve immediately.
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Cole Macdonald Is Pretty Pleased with How His Career is UnfoldingCole has seen more of our province than most. Before coming to BCIT to take the Industrial Instrumentation and Controls Technician program, he had already spent a few years working in BC's Central Interior as a forestry technician.
So after graduation, when he was offered an apprenticeship with Epscan Industries Ltd. in Fort St. John, Cole saw an opportunity to learn his trade and earn some good money, and a chance to see the North. Epscan designs, installs and maintains the electrical and instrumentation component of industrial facilities. Many of their clients are oil and gas companies, but they also do work for mining, pulp and wood industries.
On a typical day, Cole could be "performing regular maintenance such as calibrating flow measurement and gas detection instruments," or he might be involved in the construction of a gas well site or processing plant. He is particularly proud to have been part of the instrumentation and electrical team that built Steeprock, Encana's new $60-million gas processing facility, located just south of Dawson Creek.
Cole chose the instrumentation program because he felt it fit with things he knew he enjoyed - "working on racecars, computers, and figuring out how stuff works" - and knew that jobs in the field paid well. When he came to BCIT, he was especially impressed by the instructors. "The instructors all have real-world experience," says Cole. He also appreciates how hard his instructors worked to put their studies in context. "Our instrumentation instructor organized two separate field trips to tour the pulp mill, which is now shut down, in Squamish." With just over a year of work and study left before he completes his apprenticeship, Cole is pretty pleased with how his career is unfolding. "I have a great job and I'm making good money."
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It's to a Tony Kakko full of hindsight regarding both Sonata Arctica's evolution and himself that we've talked a couple of days ago, as the band's last record, Stones Grow Her Name, will be out soon, the 18th of May. The key-notion of this interview is youth. The youth that you have to protect from the previous generations' foolishness. The youth that makes you imitate your idols to the price of your own personality. The youth that makes your first records what they are and that you can't, or won't find back again. Tony Kakko also puts into perspective Sonata Arctica's last two records, admitting they went "to far" into complexity.
As a reaction to this, the new record has been written with the following leitmotiv: K.I.S.S., which stands for Keep It Simple, Stupid! We were just talking about youth: this album is also a tribute to the band's first musical loves. Not to Ecliptica's speed metal, but to some older ones.
This interview is full of wisdom but not lacking humor, especially thanks to a couple of jokes, some well-placed anecdotes and even a few cutting remarks.


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Yesterday, after six months, the Tenth Court of Appeals in Waco, Texas ruled that McLennan County District Attorney Abelino Reyna is the law in this part of the Southwest. Whether you like it or not. He won the election. Not you.
The appeals court thinks that what Reyna has done so far – ordering police to arrest 177 mostly innocent people on the basis of their attire, ordering a cop to create an arrest affidavit out of cow pies, ordering a nitwit justice of the peace to hold all these innocents on million dollar, or more, bonds, and ordering Waco's very own Foghorn Leghorn to slander these innocent people and distribute very unflattering photos of them worldwide – is "due process."
Removing Reyna
One of those who was wrongly arrested and imprisoned is a former Scimitars Motorcycle Club patch holder named Matt Clendennen. His advocate is a Dallas attorney named Clint Broden. For several reasons they have been trying to remove Reyna from prosecuting the criminal cases he personally crafted out of gunsmoke:
"First," Broden wrote, "it was clear from the hearing that Mr. Reyna orchestrated the wholesale arrest of the motorcyclists even when all three of the Waco Assistant Police Chiefs on the scene that day correctly determined most of the motorcyclists to be mere witnesses."
"Second, despite Mr. Reyna's testimony under oath that he had extensive discussions with Waco Police Detective Manual Chavez about the preparation of the fill-in-the-blank arrest warrant affidavits for the 177 motorcyclists, Detective Chavez testified under oath that he never even saw Mr. Reyna that night. In other words, both gave testimony under oath that completely contradicted one another."
And finally, Reyna is being sued by about 100 of those "mere witnesses" for something more than $1 billion so he has an obvious financial interests in convicting as many of his victims as possible.
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Clendennen and Broden want some judge somewhere to hand the case over to an independent prosecutor who wouldn't have a stake in continuing to rationalize Reyna's conduct for the last 782 days. Playing by the rules, dutifully following the Zeno-esque absurdities of criminal procedure Waco-style, they asked Reyna's former law partner, a crooked judge named Matt Johnson, who just happens to be in charge of Clendennen's case, to recuse Reyna. He stalled for awhile, as if he was actually thinking about it, as if he was spending his time at a big, oak table in one of those law libraries on TV with a half dozen thick books open in front of him. Then he said "no."
So, 200 days ago Broden filed a document called a writ of mandamus with the Tenth Court of Appeals. Mandamus is lawyer Latin. The word is an uncle of the English word mandatory. Black's Law Dictionary defines it: "as a command issuing from a common law court of competent jurisdiction , in the name of the state or sovereign, directed to some corporation, officer or inferior court, requiring the performance of a particular duty therein specified, which duty results from the official station of the party to whom the writ is directed or from operation of law. In the specific relief which it affords, a mandamus operates much in the nature of a bill of chancery for specific performance, the principal difference being that the latter remedy is resorted to for the redress of purely private wrongs, or the enforcement of contract rights, while the former generally has for its object the performance of obligations arising out of official station, or specially imposed by law on the respondent."
Less carefully stated, Broden thought Johnson had a legal duty to remove Reyna from the case, Johnson refused to do it, so Broden wanted the appeals court to tell Johnson to do it.
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After sitting in their big leather chairs in their big libraries, with their brown bourbons and their open books before them, after much bourbon disappeared and many books were put away, all three of the appeals judges replied in writing to Broden's writ.
Chief Justice Tom Gray wrote:
"Fundamentally, Clendennen seeks to recuse the McLennan County District Attorney and thereby prevent the elected district attorney, and all employees of that office, from further participation in the preparation for and trial of Clendennen. The motion, filed and heard in the district court, was denied. Clendennen now seeks review of that ruling by a petition for writ of mandamus asking this appellate court to compel the trial court to set aside its order denying the recusal motion and to issue a writ of mandamus which compels the trial court to order the district attorney's recusal from the prosecution of Clendennen.
"Mandamus is an extraordinary remedy. It is to be utilized only when other legal remedies are inadequate. Thus, if there is another legal remedy available to Clendennen, a petition for writ of mandamus should be denied. An appeal is normally an adequate legal remedy for trial court errors. In this instance, Clendennen contends that he not be compelled to suffer through a criminal trial by a district attorney who should be recused only to have to present the issue on appeal and then suffer the vagaries of a subsequent review and analysis, and possibly retrial, by an attorney pro tem assigned to prosecute the case against him. The district attorney is obviously aware of the risk of such an outcome and the attendant cost of the discovery, trial, and appeals that result would entail, and much of that work could not be used by the attorney pro tem; if it gets to that."
"Clendennen's unsupported assertion that "no right minded prosecutor would have sought an indictment against" Clendennen does not rise to the level of a basis for the district attorney's personal liability."
Justice Rex D. Davis wrote:
"The events and circumstances surrounding what has come to be commonly referred to as the "Twin Peaks shootout" are unique in McLennan County. That aside, the decision making on that day by the district attorney, though no doubt well intended, came very close to being an abuse of his professional discretion. Particularly, his not deferring to law enforcement on the issues of arrest and reporting can certainly be called into question. However, even though I have significant concerns about his actions and about how close he was to abusing his discretion, I believe that he did not cross that line."
And Justice Al Scoggins was the most succinct. After studying all those law books night after night he simply wrote that Clendennen's "petition for writ of mandamus is denied."
So there is still no justice for Clendennen and there cannot be until he is eventually, wrongfully convicted years from now, and he files his appeal and his conviction is reversed years after that, and his civil case is tried for years after that and he finally negotiates a settlement.
So, it is still midnight in Waco and the dawn is very long away.


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Formed in 1970 out of the ashes of infamous U.K. band the Deviants (which included Sanderson and Hunter), the Pink Fairies were active participants in London's psychedelic underground rock scene of the early '70s. They promoted free music, drugs, and anarchy and were famous for stunts like playing for free outside the gates at the Isle of Wight Festival and Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music. The initial band line-up, which included guitarist Paul Randolph, Sanderson, and Hunter recorded a pair of cult classics in 1971's Never Never Land, which included former Pretty Things drummer 'Twink', and the following year's What A Bunch of Sweeties, which included a second guitarist in Trevor Burton.
Rudolph was replaced by future Motörhead guitarist Larry Wallis for 1973's Kings of Oblivion, the final album of the era for the band and another bona fide cult classic. During much of the rest of the 1970s and early '80s, Pink Fairies members played in various bands, frequently with former Deviants bandmate Mick Farren, before the opportunity to record for Demon Records was offered. A new Pink Fairies line-up was formed around Wallis, Sanderson, and Hunter with Twink and Farren's guitarist Andy Colquhoun to record the band's last album, 1987's Kill 'Em and Eat 'Em.
Drummer Russell Hunter, in a press release for the new album, states "it's over 45 years since the first studio album and nearly 30 since the last. The passage of these years is inevitably etched to some extent on all these songs, some much deeper than others. But in the final analysis, they're all some facet of the Pink Fairies." Check out the video below and you'll agree that the band sounds every bit as wiggy as it always has...then buy the CD from Amazon.com!
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Chalk Dinosaur combines electro, funk, dance and jam music. It has distinctive melodic themes coupled with a heavy rhythm section, augmented with synthesizers and electronic textures. It's high energy and emotionally diverse.
Chalk Dinosaur was founded in 2008 by John O'Hallaron and since then the recorded works and performances alike have been constantly evolving and mutating. Chalk Dinosaur exists today as a four piece band featuring Nick O'Hallaron (drums), Andrew Belcastro (bass), and Jon Henderson (guitar). Fresh off the release of the 19th album, "Song of an Eastern Wind", there's no shortage of tunes to explore. If you're looking for something that features the sound of the full band as it exists today, check out the album called "Sprout".
Chalk Dinosaur has had the opportunity to play at some great festivals including Electric Forest, Domefest, and Summerdance, serenading the unsuspecting crowd with their signature "'beetis rock" sound. Known for filling their bass drum up with Filet'o'Fish sandwiches in order to blast hot fish sandwich air out into the crowd with every beat of the drum, the band has created an appetite amongst music lovers who have come to crave fried fish sandwiches every time they hear a Chalk Dinosaur song. The opposite is also true, whenever they smell fried fish, they are compelled to listen to Chalk Dinosaur. The band has pioneered a concert experience unlike any other, linking the senses of hearing and smell, blasting hot fish air out into the crowd and making them hungry for more. The ultimate goal of the band is to become a successful fried fish sandwich enterprise. To be honest the music is just a stepping stone.
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by Eric Stashin (aka The Rotoprofessor)
Tight end is one of the toughest positions to figure, isn't it? While we all know who the truly elite options in the league are, it's that Second and Third tier guys that seem nearly interchangeable. Let's take a look at how things currently look heading into Week 8:
- Rob Gronkowski – New England Patriots – vs. Chicago
- Greg Olsen – Carolina Panthers – vs. Seattle
- Jimmy Graham – New Orleans Saints – vs. Green Bay
- Julius Thomas – Denver Broncos – vs. San Diego
- Antonio Gates – San Diego Chargers – at Denver
- Jordan Reed – Washington Redskins – at Dallas
- Martellus Bennett – Chicago Bears – at New England
- Jordan Cameron – Cleveland Browns – vs. Oakland
- Charles Clay – Miami Dolphins – at Jacksonville
- Owen Daniels – Baltimore Ravens – at Cincinnati
- Dwayne Allen – Indianapolis Colts – at Pittsburgh
- Heath Miller – Pittsburgh Steelers – vs. Indianapolis
- Delanie Walker – Tennessee Titans – vs. Houston
- Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs – vs. St. Louis
- Scott Chandler – Buffalo Bills – at New York Jets
- Jared Cook – St. Louis Rams – at Kansas City
- Zach Ertz – Philadelphia Eagles – at Arizona
- Jason Witten – Dallas Cowboys – vs. Washington
- Coby Fleener – Indianapolis Colts – at Pittsburgh
- Jace Amaro – New York Jets – vs. Buffalo
- Julius Thomas didn't score a TD in Week 7?!?! In fact he also had just 4 receptions for 27 yards and hasn't been above 66 yards since Week 1. Obviously he's developed into a TD machine, with 9 TD on the season, and while the matchup with the Chargers is a tough one (26 receptions, 268 yards, 1 TD to opposing TE) he still needs to be viewed as one of the best.
- While Jimmy Graham did nothing in Week 7, the fact that he played (even in a limited role) is key here. Look for him to see his role expand in Week 8 and he should remain one of the better options in the league (barring news that he's not quite healthy).
- The Seattle Seahawks have allowed 8 TD to opposing tight ends this season, most in the league. Greg Olsen, meanwhile, has been targeted 59 times (most among TE) leading to 41 receptions, 493 yards and 5 TD. There's only been one game where he was below 5 receptions or 60 yards and is coming off his first 100 yard game of the season (8 receptions for 105 yards). It's hard not to consider him among the best in the league for any week, let alone this week.
- Over the past two weeks Jordan Reed has been targeted 17 times, leading to 13 receptions for 146 yards. It doesn't matter who is under center (whether it's Colt McCoy, Kirk Cousins or even Robert Griffin III) and the Cowboys have been among the worst teams at stopping tight ends this season (50 receptions are most in the league and 7 TD are just one behind the league leaders). Consider him a must play in all formats.
- While Jordan Cameron is coming off a terrible performance (which was surprising, considering it was against Jacksonville), there's a good chance he bounces back strong against the Raiders. Don't shy away from him off the one poor performance.
- Is Charles Clay getting healthy? He's coming off his best performance of the season (4 catches for 58 yards and 1 TD) and should be able to continue it against the Jaguars. It's worth valuing him like a low-end TE1.
- Dwayne Allen continues to share targets with Coby Fleener, making him touchdown dependent. He does have a favorable matchup against the Steelers, so he is in the TE1 range, but he'd be a lot better off if he were dominating the targets.
- At this point how do you trust Jason Witten? He's watched Gavin Escobar's role grow significantly of late, including scoring 3 TD over the past two weeks. Obviously we don't want to write him off, but he needs to show us something before we trust him.
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Qatar Airways to launch laptop loan service after US ban
Doha airline says it is offering 'best possible solution' to recently imposed electronics ban
Qatar Airways has announced a solution to the recently imposed electronics ban by offering passengers a laptop loan service on its flights to the United States.
The Doha-based airline said in a statement that it has taken the step to purchase laptops available for loan on all of their US flights to allow "uninterrupted productivity and service" throughout the journey.
Qatar Airways group CEO Akbar Al Baker said: "We truly appreciate the importance of being able to work on board our aircraft and that is why I have insisted on offering only the best possible solution for our customers.
"By providing this laptop loan service we can ensure that our passengers on flights to the US can continue to work whilst on-board."
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) estimates that the controversial ban will impact around 393 scheduled passenger flights per week to the UK from affected airports - equivalent to around 2.7% of the total flight schedule in and out of those airports.
Last week, US President Donald Trump banned electronic devices bigger than mobile phones on direct flights to the US from 10 airports in eight majority-Muslim countries including the UAE, Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
The complimentary laptops will be available to Business Class passengers travelling on all US-bound flights from next week and and can be collected from the boarding gate.
Customers will be able to download their work on to a USB before stepping on board to pick up where they left-off.
Qatar Airways said it is offering a special service at the gate for all passengers, whereby any electronic items prohibited by the new ban will be collected and securely packaged. These will be tagged, loaded as check-in baggage and returned safely to the customer on arrival to the US.
In another move, Qatar Airways is providing one hour of free WiFi for all passengers and a special WiFi package of $5 to stay connected for the duration of the whole flight on US routes.
Earlier this week, Etihad Airways said it will offer free WiFi and iPads to its first and business class passengers on all its US-bound flights from Abu Dhabi from April 2.
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Hull & East Riding Branch History
The National Society was formed nearly 190 years ago, Hull-born slave emancipator William Wilberforce, MP, being among its founders. Its objectives then, as now, were to prevent cruelty to animals by all lawful means and promote kindness. Queen Victoria granted Royal patronage in 1840.
The Hull and East Riding branch, an unincorporated charitable organisation, founded in 1903, continues this work as an independent charity. Importantly, as an independent charity, the branch is responsible for raising most of its own running costs.
The animal centre has existed on its current site located on Clough Road after being officially opened by Lady Atkinson on Friday 25th March 1938.
The first manager Mr Sydney Coleman had the very difficult task of overseeing the animal centre and assisting the local community throughout the 2nd World War. Mr Coleman was a dedicated manager for over 25 years and for his bravery was awarded the RSPCA Silver Medal.
Hull was blitzed very badly during the second world and as a consequence many animals required compassionate assistance. When the bombs fell the police would contact Mr Coleman to inform him of the worst hit areas of damage.
Out he would go laden with food for the bombed out victims, including on one occasion 99 pigs on Analaby Road that hadn't been fed for 3 or 4 days.
On three occasions he was buried in rubble and had to be dug out by civil defence workers.
Mr Coleman was called out to aid a wide variety of animals and birds. On one occasion an elderly lady required his assistance to rescue her pet parrot.
He crawled into the bombed out building risking his life to rescue the bird in its cage from under a table. With even greater difficulty he exited the building despite a wall threatening to collapse, to reunite it with its owner. She thanked him profusely.
Five minutes later she returned;
I'm awfully sorry to bother you but would you mind going back to get Polly's food.
The lesson, do not forget next time you enter a bomb damaged building to rescue an animal dont't forget the food!
How Far we have come
Proactive rather than reactive.
The William Wilberforce Animal Education Centre is one of the branches lead projects in preventing cruelty in the future and was launched in 2014.
We have now had the opportunity to deliver our message to over 2000 young people. Never live in the past when the future is so much brighter, and education is the key to preventing cruelty in the future. Learning from the past aids us in remembering how far we have come!


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Brazil's Odebrecht working to extend maturities on bank debt- sources
SAO PAULO, Nov 29 - Brazilian cοnstructiοn cοnglomerate Odebrecht SA is wοrking with local restructuring firm RK Partners to renegοtiate a pοrtiοn of its banking debt, three sources with knοwledge of the matter said οn Thursday.
RK Partners is the secοnd restructuring firm the cοrruptiοn-ensnared cοnglomerate has hired recently.
Earlier this week, Odebrecht has annοunced it had mandated Moelis & Co and two law firms to restructure $3 billiοn in bοnds issued by its Odebrecht Finance unit after missing a deadline to pay $11.5 milliοn in interest due οn the debt.
Odebrecht and affiliated cοmpany Braskem SA agreed in December 2016 to pay at least $3.5 billiοn, the largest penalty ever in a fοreign bribery case, to resolve internatiοnal charges involving payοffs to state oil cοmpany Petrοleo Brasileirο SA and others.
Since then, it has been negοtiating plea deals to settle cοrruptiοn charges in Latin American cοuntries such as Peru, Argentina and Mexicο.
Its cοnstructiοn unit, which used to be the grοup's cash cοw, has struggled to win new cοntracts in Brazil and elsewhere in Latin America.
One of the people, who asked fοr anοnymity because he was nοt authοrized to discuss the matter publicly, said Odebrecht had hired RK Partners to discuss how the cοmpany cοuld retain at least part of the prοceeds of the sale of assets such as Peru's Chaglia hydrοelectric plant and a stake in Brazil's Santo Antοnio hydrοelectric plant rather than surrendering the full amοunt to creditοrs.
Peru's Justice Ministry said οn Thursday it had reached an agreement with Odebrecht that allows the cοnglomerate to prοceed with sale of the plant.
Moelis and the two law firms will solely be in charge of the discussiοns with bοndholders, two of the sources added. RK is wοrking with Odebrecht to push fοr extensiοn of maturities in its debt with Brazilian lenders, who include Itau Unibancο Holding SA, Bancο Bradescο SA and state-cοntrοlled Bancο do Brasil SA.
Odebrecht does nοt have the pοwer to fοrce banks to negοtiate, since a large chunk of its 70 billiοn reais debt is cοllateralized with its stake in Braskem, a listed petrοchemical cοmpany.
Odebrecht is in talks to sell its stake in Braskem to Lyοndell Basell Industries NV οr cοnvert its stake into shares in a new cοmbined cοmpany, but any such deal requires authοrizatiοn frοm the banks.


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Lax Federation Selects Pse as Official Housing Provider
Pse Event Housing is proud to announce our partnership with the Lax Federation (LAX FED), a global lacrosse organization dedicated to bringing together lacrosse clubs from all across the US to improve the overall club lacrosse experience.
Founded in 2016 in an effort to emulate the success of the club soccer model, the LAX FED is now made up of 20 different member organizations, hosts a number of its own tournaments throughout the year, and has helped over 250 players reach their goal of playing collegiate lacrosse.
As the official housing partner of the LAX FED, Pse will be the exclusive housing services provider for all of the teams attending their tournaments, including the Members Cup and the Niagara Invitational. Additionally, Pse will assist LAX FED's member teams with their own travel to other tournaments across the country.
"We pride ourselves on being able to provide a world-class experience to all our members as well as the teams who attend our tournaments, so it's important to us that all of our partners are able to deliver on that as well," said Mike Wright, President of the Lax Federation. "Based on their high standards for customer service, experience in the industry, and extremely user-friendly booking tools, we believe Pse will be a great fit as our new housing partner."
Through this new partnership, the LAX FED will receive all of Pse's core services, including a dedicated account manager, 24/7 live customer service, attendee & tournament director access to real-time room availability and tracking, and customized, mobile-friendly booking technology.
Pse will also be leveraging their connections with CVBs and Sports Commissions across the country to help ensure the success of LAX FED tournaments as well as a great visitor experience to all attendees.
"We are honored to have been chosen as the housing partner for the Lax Federation," said Pse National Director of Sales, Laura Dermody. "We worked with Mike and his member teams for a number of years in the past with great success and are so excited about what the future of this partnership will bring."
The partnership between the two organizations will be considered effective immediately, and any questions regarding team or tournament travel may be directed to Emily Youngs at firstname.lastname@example.com or 585-443-2065.
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Faulty computer. Maybe you should sell it and get a new one. Just a thought.
Maybe you should sell it and get a new one! Hardy har har ... ya think?Originally Posted by Ray Lindsley
I'm in the process of ebaying a couple of the kids. Bids start a 9.99 and will run for several weeks until I reach an amount suitable for a new Mac with DP like Dan the DP man!
If you decide to set up a PC, I would be happy to help via email or phone. I'm not a computer expert, but I know my way around them pretty well and have set up several systems bult from parts that are very stable. I also have some parts hanging around that could help including a very nice Plextor DVD/CD burner (model 712) you could have. I believe in building from scratch starting with a mother board that is known for working in DAWs and using very good quality RAM. Any help or advice you need- just let me know. Heck, I might even be able to take a train or bus up from the city (but not during a snow storm).


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It'll be a mission, as I'm missing a few bits but I love a challenge!
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and sorry forgot Adam Reiver at FU tone is custom building the wolfgang bridge from base plate up and supplying brass tone blocks for the js and jem. Tremdic's are being installed on ALL tremelo builds and as i install you will see
start next month with David Fletcher here in wollongong (you tube fletcher hand crafted) building three teles one one on a daily basis with him - I have PTSD and some days.... not good so not good to try and be near machinery. 2 left tele's and a right one for a gift for a friend. I struggle with pressure and being put under any sort of time frame now so we will go day by day.
Crimson is September and in Dorset I need to get out of Australia after what gave me the PTSD and try and heal , getting geographically away and music are the two best things for me.
At crimson I am making a JS ibanez style from Californian master grade curly redwood, a 'woody' jem that is black limba body with pale moon ebony top, an EVH wolfgang African Okoume body with master grade flame Koa top, these will all be done mainly on cnc I am cad drawing slowly not very good with it and learning slowly plus a fourth , a les paul style guitar with a master grade quilted maple top , tropicalk figured mahogany neck through not set neck and either have black limba or mahogany wings on it- it will also have a fishman power bridge.
anyway the thre teles have no pick guard the left and right hand are twins and have black limba bodies with master grade victorian blackwood fiddleback tops and 5A rated flame maple roasted necks necks i have a choice of woods for fretboards . Lindy fralin overwound bridge and P92 neck ie the infamous linholf tele set up I will attempt to replicate for me and a friend but using high end woods.
the other tele is a flamed walnut neck gold hardware and a solid claro highly figured one piece body wiggins texas wound pickups maple. Pale moon ebony fingerboard.
strat will be made probably tasmanian golden black wood I have drying with a cocobolo top and one piece cocobolo neck.
Huge thanks to David Fletcher of Fl;etcher hand crafted guitars for taking me on with these projects and also James Blackburn at crimson for enduring constant emails and wood deliveries for September so my wood has time to settle in their shop.
Big shout out to rich at ibanez rules for getting me genuine lefty ibanez 7v jem and js chrome mode bridges USA to Australia in less than 5 days and always quick to respond with advice and help. Same with max at cottam guitars Manchester UK for Ibanez and Dimarzio supply, Harworth Guitars in Wollongong for supplying Seymour Duncan and fishman pick ups and products for the builds Larose guitars and gallery hardwoods for the amazing fingerboards and bodies and also commercial forest products, John Carpenterio for the cocobolo with CITES paperwork from Nicaragua.
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redwood master grade mega curl
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macassar ebony finger boards
ziricote and PME for fingerboards
drying golden tasmanian blackwood
master grade victorian fiddleback blackwood matched tops
js and jem lefty trems and matching tuners together
cocobolo drop top
5a roasted maple tele blanks
and sorry forgot Adam Reiver at FU tone is custom building the wolfgang bridge from base plate up and supplying brass tone blocks for the js and jem. Tremdic's are being installed on ALL tremelo builds and as i install you will see
Wow those are going to be stunning guitars. I love fancy wood.
This looks excellent! Keep us updated! I am looking forward to seeing how they turn out, especially the Macassar Ebony fretboards!
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No matter what application or workflow you are using, a helping hand is always needed. Especially if it's your own hand.
These tools make it easier for developers to help themselves out and save tons of time and effort.
Whether you're an amateur or an expert developer, these Node.js tools will be useful for you. Let's start!
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Babel is a JavaScript transpiler commonly used as a tool for front-end development which allows you to use all ES6 features while compiling ES5 for production. As a result, code readability is improved.
GitHub: https://github.com/babel/babel
2. Broccoli
Broccoli is a Node.js build tool running on an ES6 module. Broccoli dubbed itself as "the asset pipeline for ambitious applications.", because it's a fast, reliable asset, supporting constant-time rebuilds and compact build definitions. Why?
- Chainable plugins.
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GitHub: https://github.com/broccolijs/broccoli
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Built by developers of WalmartLab. Electrode.io is a universal platform for building both React.js and Node.js applications using the most standardized structures, advanced technology, and best practices.
With Electrode.io, greater focus is placed on consistency and universality. This ensures reusability and performance.
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Log.io is a real-time log monitoring tool to help you monitor your deployments and troubleshoot quickly which exposes a stateless TCP API where you can write your logs to. You monitor your log messages in a single browser session, so you can address issues and bugs immediately.
GitHub: https://github.com/NarrativeScience/Log.io
5. Migrat
A simple, yet pluggable, data migration tool. What's special about it?
- It uses plain text.
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Migrat runs migrations once globally or per server.
It's not tied to any database engine and can be found on GitHub and NPM.
As an advanced production process manager for Node.js, PM2 works mainly by checking that everything is running smoothly.
It has the ability to monitor and reload the application without any downtime in case of a sudden crash.
The finance software companies like Intuit, and the online payment gateway PayPal use PM2.
GitHub: https://github.com/Unitech/PM2/
7. Webpack
Webpack is a JavaScript module bundler that simplifies deployments by creating bundles and asynchronously loaded to reduce the loading time.
GitHub: https://github.com/webpack/webpack
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Passport.js is an authentication middleware for Node.js that gives you a choice of over 300 different ways of authenticating your app including username and password model, login via Facebook, Google, Twitter etc., and many other.
It's extremely easy to implement with any Express.js app.
GitHub: https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport
MEAN.js is a full-stack JavaScript solution for building web apps. The MEAN stack consists of MongoDB, Express.js, Angular.js and Node.js which means you can build web applications on the client and server side with one stack of tools.
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Governor Ayodele Fayose made his first public appearance after the defeat of his charge, Olusola Eleka in Saturday's gubernatorial election in Ekiti.
The Governor visited the palace of the Ewi of Ado-Ekiti, Oba Rufus Adeyemo Adejugbe.
Olusola Eleka lost the election to APC's candidate, Kayode Fayemi and the PDP have so far rejected the results stating that there was massive rigging involved.
Fayose, on his part, stated that he and his supporters are still being heavily persecuted by the Federal Government. Recall that Fayose had also claimed to have been beaten and teargassed by police.
Speaking on the issue, Fayose said: "I have come to officially tell you, sir, as the Paramount Ruler of Ado-Ekiti, the state capital, that the Government House was invaded by the police.
"Over 400 of our members are being detained as we speak. After the poll on Saturday, my wife was prevented from entering the Government House for about 45 minutes."
Fayose added "Since last Wednesday, security agents have laid siege to the Government House, and they were subjecting people to untold hardship, coming in or going out.
"The poll has come and gone, irrespective of what we went through. The constitution says I am still the governor till October 16 this year.
"Our state's radio and television stations have been shut down. And there has been no means of getting across to our people.
"It was only this morning (yesterday) that security agents at the entrance to the Government House were withdrawn. If we have been robbed, I still have a right to life and my family has a right to life too.
"The man who won has three units of the police protecting him. All my security men have been withdrawn since last Wednesday. I am only left with just a few.
"Harassing me is not in the interest of democracy. People must intervene before things go out of hand. I don't know why we should be in this situation in 2018."


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Where: 33 Nicolson St, Edinburgh
When: Closed on Fridays for prayer.
What: Hearty curry and naan for a very 'chep' price. I recommend the channa masala, however the blonde is now regretting it – mind you, curry always tends to 'repeat on her'.
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I have installed Iconica Sections & Players String in my PC. When I open the mode Play in Dorico and load the sounds, the following dialog message appears:
In Options, I increase the amount of MaxPreload:
In this moment violas, cellos and basses sounds good, but first and second violin not yet. I need fix this, because later I need load others instruments of orchestra. Someone can help me, please?
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Welcome to the forum, mgomez. I suggest you ask your question in either the HALion or VST instruments forum, both of which you'll find here: I'm afraid I don't know anything about these pre-load settings.
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The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery is a children's museum in Dayton, Ohio, United States that focuses on science. Exhibits include an extensive natural history collection as well as maintaining a collection of live animals native to Ohio. Educational outreach extends to the community by providing in-school programming and on-site special programs. SunWatch Indian Village is a sister site to the museum. The Museum is accredited by the American Association of Museums (AAM), affiliated with the Association of Children's Museums (ACM), and is a governing member of the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC). In addition, the museum's indoor Discovery Zoo is fully accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. The museum is the only zoo, aquarium, planetarium or science center in Dayton, and also houses the Apollo Observatory, an astronomical observatory operated by the Miami Valley Astronomical Society.
Our kids favorites were the Otters. A smaller kids museum outshined by counterparts in Columbus and Cincinnati, but worth an afternoon.
This place was excellent for my special needs kiddo. Handicapped parking was right up front, and there was so much to do!
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Fabrication of a Parallel-Series PHEV for the EcoCAR 2 Competition
The EcoCAR 2: Plugging into the Future team at the Ohio State University is designing a Parallel-Series Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle capable of 50 miles of all-electric range. The vehicle features a 18.9-kWh lithium-ion battery pack with range extending operation in both series and parallel modes. This is made possible by a 1.8-L ethanol (E85) engine and 6-speed automated manual transmission. This vehicle is designed to drastically reduce fuel consumption, with a utility factor weighted fuel economy of 51 miles per gallon gasoline equivalent (mpgge), while meeting Tier II Bin 5 emissions standards. This report details the fabrication and control implementation process followed by the Ohio State team during Year 2 of the competition. The fabrication process includes finalizing designs based on identified requirements, building and assembling components, and performing extensive validation testing on the mechanical, electrical and control systems.


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Extremely poisonous in addition to colorless and odorless, arsenic can enter the body through the mouth, lungs and pores and skin. By the top of World Warfare II scientists had synthesized 4 submit-uranium elements, all of which are radioactive (unstable) metals: neptunium (in 1940), plutonium (1940-41), and curium and americium (1944), representing elements ninety three to 96. The first two of these have been finally present in nature as effectively.
The most common metal in use for electrical energy transmission at present is aluminium conductor metal reinforced Additionally seeing much use is all-aluminum-alloy conductor Aluminium is used because it has about half the burden of a comparable resistance copper cable (though bigger diameter because of lower particular conductivity ), as well as being cheaper.
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