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Ice, Ice, Maybe?
The practice of applying ice to an injury to reduce inflammation has been used for decades. The thing is, there's ZERO peer-reviewed scientific evidence to support this practice. However, recent studies have shown that ice may affect the healing process.
The question is, "Why do many healthcare providers use ice on an injury to help reduce inflammation?"


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Cyprus has the second highest proportion of foreign students in the EU, a Eurostat report published on Friday shows.
In 2018, so called mobile students from abroad who undertook tertiary-level studies in the EU represented 8 per cent of all enrolled tertiary students. Mobile students are those who study in a country other than the country where they completed their secondary education.
Among the EU member states, Luxembourg had the highest share of mobile tertiary students from abroad at,48 per cent, followed by Cyprus with 24 per cent and Austria with 18 per cent.
By contrast, the lowest levels were observed in Croatia and Greece, both 3 per cent, followed by Spain and Poland (both 4 per cent).

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Candidates for governor differ on ballot measures
A recent Denver Post article examined the positions of the three gubernatorial candidates on the three ballot measures, Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101. :Republican Dan Maes supports Amendment 60. Democrat John Hickenlooper opposes the three measures. Tom Tancredo, the American Constitution Party candidate, supports the three proposals.
CACI opposes them for the following reasons:
• Amendment 60 would reduce property taxes and, significantly, repeal voters' previous "TABOR overrides" at the local government level;
• Amendment 61 would limit debt financing by state and local governments, including school districts; and
• Proposition 101 would reduce various taxes, including a repeal of the increase in vehicle taxes passed by the legislature last year to fund transportation needs.
Meanwhile, the long-running, well-publicized controversy surrounding the advocates of the three measures continues. Yesterday, Tim Hoover, a statehouse reporter for The Denver Post, blogged that the supporters will not identify the attorney who drafted the measures because his law firm does business with the State of Colorado.
In addition, Colorado's most well known anti-tax activist and the father of TABOR, the colorful Doug Bruce, remains in the headlines because of governmental questions surrounding his murky role advocating the three proposals. The Denver Post reported that a judge ruled that Bruce will have to answer questions about his role in getting the three measures onto the November ballot. Bruce's attorney said Bruce would fight the judge's ruling.
The Denver Post has editorialized against the three ballot measures but Amendment 61 in detail, saying that it would "cripple the ability of our local and state governments to provide the most basic of services-from building schools for children to supplying clean water to our homes."
At its June meeting, the CACI Board of Directors voted to oppose the three ballot measures–Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101– because the proposals, should they be approved by the voters in November, would cause severe damage to state and local governments in Colorado and, therefore, to the state's business climate.
The two proposed amendments would amend the Colorado Constitution; Proposition 101 would amend state statutes.
CACI urges its members to (a) become acquainted with these three measures and then (b) financially support the organization, Coloradans for Responsible Reform, that is fighting the measures. The legislature's chief economist, Natalie Mullis, has written a memo analyzing the three measures.
For the average voter, the legislature's "Blue Book" will be the best source for a non-partisan, balanced analysis of the three measures. Visit the legislature's Web site to view the final draft of the Blue Book, which will be mailed out Oct. 1.
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Angling Trade recently polled 10 fly shop businesses that saw positive business increases in the past year. What is the number-one factor they attribute success to?
Better marketing? Better management? No, it's much simpler than that.
It's about water. In good water years, people fish more. When they fish more, they buy more.
"We almost had too much of a good thing in that high water through June really slowed us down, but we made up for that in July and are still going strong now," said one Wyoming retailer.
The point being, while you cannot ultimately control what falls from the sky, you can influence how water is managed. Be sure to tune into the LinkedIn group for retailers at anglingtrade.com to keep apprised of happenings in that regard and to learn more.


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With the Center for Brains, Minds and Machines (CBMM) at MIT, Fujitsu Limited has achieved an important milestone in an initiative to improve the accuracy of artificial intelligence (AI) models. It has always been assumed that training the DNN as a single module without splitting it has been the best method to create an AI model with high recognition accuracy. However, researchers at Fujitsu and CBMM have achieved higher recognition accuracy by splitting the DNN into separate modules based on colours, shapes and other attributes of the objects.
Today, many AI models are developed enough to demonstrate performance equal to or even better than humans, but recognition accuracy deteriorates when environmental conditions like perspective and lighting significantly differ from those in datasets. The researchers at Fujitsu and CBMM made progress in understanding AI principles that enable the recognition of OOD data with high accuracy. This was done by dividing the DNN into modules, which is a unique approach inspired by the cognitive characteristics of the structure of the human brain.
Dr Tomaso Poggio, the Eugene McDermott Professor at the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT and Director of the Center for Brains, Minds and Machines, said, "There is a significant gap between DNNs and humans when evaluated in out-of-distribution conditions, which severely compromises AI applications, especially in terms of their safety and fairness. Research inspired by neuroscience may lead to novel technologies capable of overcoming dataset bias. The results obtained so far in this research program are a good step in this direction."
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An AI model using this process was rated as the most accurate in an evaluation measuring image recognition accuracy against the "CLEVR-CoGenT" benchmark.
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EVENT: In the Spirit of the Asian Games 2018!
by Andrio Suroyo on Aug 08, 2018
Indonesia has been quite excited lately with the Asian Games. We see fit that we too try to get into the spirit. What better way is there than to share and spread the love around?
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Be sure to be quick like Atung the Bawean deer! Get the spirit up and early, as we'll be on the lookout for voucher winners only until the end of Aug 10, 2018. Let's cheer for Indonesia, and hope that we can set a great example in sportsmanship and be a good host to all the participating nations. Go, go, Indonesia!
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How to reset my Tuya smart plug?
Why the tuya plugs not able to reset?How to reset my tuya smart plug? There is sometimes an issue that comes in resetting tayu smart plugs. We do not know why or how did it happened? There can a number of reasons for the non-functioning of the plugs and the only solution is to reset.
You try different methods but still no luck as you are not that good in such area as it is either related to tech or some internal issue. What will you do? The answer is to reset the tayu smart plug How to and when to reset the tuya smart plugs?
There are many ways to reset the plugs :
- Ensure the device is on – Sometimes we do not notice that the device is off and needs to be powered back on. If it is so then the app will not detect the plugs. Press the power button for a few seconds and see if the light is on now, if yes, then the device is again working.
- Use the app – Open the app and click on the plugs option and you will now be on settings. When you are there click on pencil tool. From there go to option of remove device and wipe the data. click confirm after that you can now re- enter the device on the app.
- Through ez mode – It is similar to the first method but in here first you need to hold the power button for 5 seconds but before than 10 seconds power off needs to be done. When the lights blink rapidly it is now on smart mode and now can use it.
- Though ap mode– No need for power off the device, just keep the hand on the power button and press for 5 seconds and then light will be blinking slowly and it is now in ap mode. Connect through ap mode itself.
- Not the latest version – There are times when your app gets old. The need is to get new version of the tayu app. Re start the plug again after connecting it to the socket.
- Problem of fire ware – After sometime the fireware of the camera gets affected. The need is to update the fireware. Provide your Virtual ID of the device to staff. The plug will start to work again.
- Change the SSID – Change it to some non – alphanumeric character as sometimes the devices do not like – in the ssid. Can change it to BTHUB then try searching and connect again.
- Use bt Wi-Fi- Open web browser to hub and enter address 192.168.1.254 and this will open the hub. Then enter admin password, if you have not changed it will be same and after entering click on/off of the smart setup. After that you on the plug click save and it will again start to work.
- The device is offline after power outrage, even after power is back the device is offline. In order to connect again the device use following method:
- When you have too many devices that are connected to your router, it makes difficult for the device to connect as the maximum number have reached its limit and it makes the device not able to get into the range.
- After the power is restored then even the device is offline as other devices are connected them to the network.
- Check the network status of your device, reset it to the way that it can connect to the network easily. You need to do this If tuya plug does not connect itself.
- When the device is offline after changing the router, you change the path from where the device was getting the network from. Following actions can be done –
- First remove that device .
- Reconnect the device to the new version of network.
- Then add it Again.
Wrapping up…
By looking all these, it can be said that the reason for non- working of the tuya plug is the network issue, old version of the app, clicking of power button, ssid issue, etc.
So, all the above-mentioned techniques for better working of tuya plugs are in hands of the person alone, you just need to keep an eye on the issues mentioned above when you see that your tayu plugs is inactive and do one of the methods to restore its functioning.


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Author: Vicky Smith
Help Save Wilby Parish Council From Extinction
Three Wilby Parish Councillors have announced their intention not to stand for re-election in May 2020. If you feel you have the time and inclination to join us in serving the community in which we live in then please contact our clerk (see above) to find out more. To be eligible you must have lived in Wilby or have owned property here for a minimum of 1 year.
Posted: Tue, 14 Jan 2020 11:22 by Vicky Smith
Operation Viper Intelligence Request
The production and distribution of cannabis is illegal and we offer a zero tolerance to this type of serious and organised crime.
As a reminder, here are some of the possible signs you might see should someone be cultivating cannabis:
Sometimes, properties are rented accommodation, and when tenants move in, they'll bring a lot of equipment with them. This could include ventilation equipment, lighting... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 08 Jan 2020 18:08 by Vicky Smith
County Councillor's Report January 2020
Please click on the link below to read the up-to-date report form Cllr Robert Gough.
Posted: Wed, 08 Jan 2020 17:52 by Vicky Smith
Counterfeit Banknote Training
What do I do if I get a counterfeit banknote?
Counterfeit banknotes are rare and also worthless.
We cannot reimburse you for counterfeit banknotes. If you suspect that you have a counterfeit banknote, please take it to your nearest police station. The police should fill out an NCO-1 form and provide you with a receipt and incident number. The suspect notes will be sent to the National Crime Agency and... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 08 Jan 2020 17:50 by Vicky Smith
1st Conviction for Operation Snap, Northants
A motorist who was caught on a cycle-cam overtaking a cyclist in excess of 90mph has become the first person to be convicted at court as part of Northamptonshire Police's Operation Snap.
Denzel Masawi of Sunningdale Drive in Rushden, was convicted at Wellingborough Magistrates' Court yesterday (Monday, December 16) after pleading not guilty to driving in excess of a 30mph speed limit.
The 26-year-old... Read More »
Posted: Thu, 19 Dec 2019 15:07 by Vicky Smith
Police are relaunching the #NoConsentNoSex campaign, timed to coincide with the festive party season.
The two-week digital media campaign, which is supported by Serenity, Northamptonshire Rape Crisis and Voice, aims to raise awareness of sexual crime and in particular highlight the issue of consent. It delivers the stark message that sex without consent is rape or sexual assault.
Through a series of... Read More »
Posted: Thu, 19 Dec 2019 14:41 by Vicky Smith
Northamptonshire Heroes
As part of Northamptonshire Police's major recruitment campaign, the Force has produced a series of videos to promote the job.
Heroes of Northamptonshire features eight officers who share their personal story about what inspired them to join the Force, and their experience of fighting crime and protecting people in the county.
One of the Heroes of Northamptonshire is Sergeant Beth Curlett, who was inspired... Read More »
Posted: Thu, 19 Dec 2019 11:13 by Vicky Smith
Earls Barton Murder Investigation
Detectives investigating the murder of a 63-year-old woman in Earls Barton have today named her.
Marion Price, of Earls Barton was found in her car in a private residential car park in Elderton Way in the village, shortly after 8pm on Sunday, December 15. A post-mortem examination carried out at Leicester Royal Infirmary yesterday (Monday, December 16) found she died as a result of a shotgun wound.... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 18 Dec 2019 11:17 by Vicky Smith


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In Nehemiah 8, we read of Jerusalem as the site of a wonderful
revival. The Spirit of God came on the people of God, and their
worship was exhilarating as they drew together in his presence.
The opening chapters of the book of Nehemiah have to do with the broken hearts of God's people and the broken walls of God's city, the stirring of leaders and the response of the people to face those issues. We read of God at work in people and events as the walls were slowly but surely put back in place and the city was restored. As a result of their efforts, the people grew hungry to experience the living presence of God. They called out for their leaders to read and teach them the Scriptures, and a great spiritual awakening took place.
Recall two of the verses that we considered in chapter 8 (Discovery Paper 4616). Verse 12: "Then all the people went away to eat and drink, to send portions of food [to those who had nothing prepared] and to celebrate with great joy, because they now understood the words that had been made known to them." Verse 17: "The whole company that had returned from exile built booths and lived in them. From the days of Joshua son of Nun until that day, the Israelites had not celebrated it [the Feast of Tabernacles] like this. And their joy was very great." These verses are describing spontaneous worship of God that included both words and actions: weeping, praise, celebration--the joy of the Lord.
The valley after the mountain top
Chapter 9 takes place, as the opening verse says, "...on the twenty-fourth day of the same month." The events of chapter 8 took place at the very beginning of the month.
Now, what would we expect to happen next after that thrilling encounter with God? For many of us, what happens after a mountain-top experience of the presence of God generally is a valley.
Drinking the elixir of the Spirit of God full-strength, so to speak, is often followed by expressions of need and difficulty and the reassertion of fleshly instincts. We need to work at getting through the long course ahead of us.
Let me just say before we look at chapter 9 that most people get the language about this wrong. When they talk about mountain-top experiences of being in God's presence, loving their companions, singing, being spontaneous in worship, they continue, "But then I had to go back to the real world." But the better way to think of it is this: the real world is where we are in love with one another, in love with Christ, finding new and creative ways to express our joy in the Lord, going from one extraordinary view of God to another, and that never ends. The real world consists of the joy of the Lord as your strength, and it gets better and fuller every day. But there is a necessary interim between the glorious experience of God that might be ours for the moment and the eternal experience of God that goes on forever and ever. There remains what the apostle Paul calls a course to finish. There is this time of struggle when our sins assert themselves and we have a battle to fight.
The journey through the valley
This is the concern of chapter 9. It records an extended prayer, the longest prayer in the Bible outside of the Psalms. It's about sin, struggles, God's faithfulness, our faithlessness, and the longing to know how to finish the course, to get through the thicket.
Let's read verses 1-3:
On the twenty-fourth day of the same month, the Israelites gathered together, fasting and wearing sackcloth and having dust on their heads. Those of Israelite descent had separated themselves from all foreigners. They stood in their places and confessed their sins and the wickedness of their fathers. They stood where they were and read from the Book of the Law of the LORD their God for a quarter of the day, and spent another quarter in confession and in worshiping the LORD their God.
The tone is very different from that of chapter 8, which was joyful and spontaneous. This is a formal description of mourning. In verses 4ff, the Levites gathered before the people and led them in this long prayer. The prayer is mostly a history of all that God had done and all the failure to love and appreciate him that had been true of God's people.
The key theme in this prayer is found in verse 2: They confessed not only their own sins, but the wickedness of their fathers. Verses 34-35 make the same point. It wasn't just what they had done recently that was the problem. It was the fact that they came from a long line of rebellion. The problems they had were a deep and abiding heritage.
"Our kings, our leaders, our priests and our fathers did not follow your law; they did not pay attention to your commands or the warnings you gave them. Even while they were in their kingdom, enjoying your great goodness to them in the spacious and fertile land you gave them, they did not serve you or turn from their evil ways."
If all the generations prior to you have been people who listened
to God and eventually rejected him, what likelihood is there that
your generation is going to be dramatically different? There is
something instinctive in us that makes us fall into the same ditch
over and over again, that makes us devalue what God calls valuable.
Some of what flows from that is the senseless violence that has occurred in every generation. Why are the tribes of the Balkans so quickly vicious to one another? Neighbors live side by side and get along for many years. But once the violence breaks out, they ferociously hate each other. Why does racism abide generation after generation? Why do differences that are unimportant between human beings have the power to divide people, to cause anxiety and distance and warfare over and over again? There's something about how we were raised that has a profound influence.
Leaving aside the long history, how many of us haven't, at times, vowed to do better? "This time, Lord, it will be different. I will resist temptation. I won't be the same as I've always been." And yet, if we're honest and we go back over the diary of our life, we have made exactly that same vow time and time again. If we've said that too many times, it's very hard to say it again.
For example, some people respond to hurt with depression, and they know that the joylessness of depression is a denial of God. To stay very long in that dark place is to say that God is not light. So they're determined that this time when they're hurt, they're not going to give way again to black and foul moods of depression. Yet time and time again the same reaction occurs.
People in their frustration lash out with angry words at the ones they love and take out their hurt by hurting others. They've vowed, determined, gritted their teeth, clenched their fists, and said, "This time when I'm hurt I'm not going to hurt someone I love in return." Yet they realize it's the same words they've said before, with the same clenched fists and gritted teeth. It's so easy, the grooves are worn so smooth.
Some are lonely, and in their loneliness they compound the problem by pitying themselves. They finally get disgusted with self-pity and say, "Never again will the loneliness and lack that I perceive in my life take me down that road." But they know they've said it before.
The problems are old and deep. They go back to our fathers and our forefathers, and generation after generation, the same thing happens. One old preacher used the oxymoron, "My weaknesses are powerful." That's the human tragedy.
We have transforming moments: Moses' burning bush, Isaiah's prophetic call, Paul's conversion on the Damascus road. And the transforming moments are real and eternal. But there's still a course to walk, a pilgrimage to make that is filled with what we inherited. So I am hopeful that this prayer of Nehemiah's will help us see and hear some things that will encourage us in the journey.
God is not to blame for our struggle
Let me make some observations. We can't read all of it, and it is in some ways fairly repetitive. The language is not terribly evocative. This prayer is merely a retelling of history. But we do well to observe that this is a prayer. It is very important to know that the leaders of Israel turned toward God in hope rather than away from him in shame. Do you try to fix yourself, or do you turn to God and say, "Lord, here I am again speaking of things that seem so hard, but I'm turning to you, not to anyone else"?
Also, it is clear that our struggle with sin and rebellion and failure is not God's fault. In reading this prayer, God is viewed at every point as powerful, intimate, kind, and patient.
Look at verses 5-6.
"Stand up and praise the LORD your God, who is from everlasting to everlasting."
"Blessed be your glorious name, and may it be exalted above all blessing and praise. You alone are the LORD. You made the heavens, even the highest heavens, and all their starry host, the earth and all that is on it, the seas and all that is in them. You give life to everything, and the multitudes of heaven worship you."
The power of God is absolute. This God has no shortcomings.
He doesn't grow weary or get distracted.
The end of verse 8 brings the point closer to home:
"You have kept your promise because you are righteous."
His righteous character, coupled with his mighty power, insist
that he is reliable and trustworthy.
The next part of this history lesson, verses 9-25, is about the exodus and the conquest, and it tells another wonderful truth about God. Not only is he powerful, but he is attentive. He listens and cares. We can't fault him for being so high above the human condition that he is uninvolved. Verse 9:
"You saw the suffering of our forefathers in Egypt; you heard their cry at the Red Sea."
Verse 15:
"In their hunger you gave them bread from heaven and in their thirst you brought them water from the rock...."
Verses 19-21:
"Because of your great compassion you did not abandon them in the desert. By day the pillar of cloud did not cease to guide them on their path, nor the pillar of fire by night to shine on the way they were to take. You gave your good Spirit to instruct them. You did not withhold your manna from their mouths, and you gave them water for their thirst. For forty years you sustained them in the desert; they lacked nothing, their clothes did not wear out nor did their feet become swollen."
On a hot day, or if you take a long walk, do your feet swell
up? For forty years, as the children of Israel wandered in the
desert, their feet didn't swell, their clothes didn't wear out,
they never missed a meal, and there was always a supply of water.
Our failure is not because God is distant. He is caring, attentive,
involved, alert.
The last section of this long history, verses 26-31, concerns the period of the judges and the monarchy, and the words of the prophets. The frequently-encountered description of God here is his patience. "We failed, and you brought us back. We rebelled, and you were merciful. We were cold, and you were loving." Over and over again they experienced the patience of God, the mercy that had no end to it. The point is, sin is not God's fault. It is not a failure of his power, his attention, or his patience. There is nothing in him that accounts for our problems.
Ingratitude and defiance
There are two phrases in this long prayer that have been helpful to me in thinking about rebellion. What is human rebellion like? Look at verse 17a:
"They refused to listen and failed to remember...."
God's declaration of his goodness, his involvement, who he
is and what he does and what matters to him, are not hard to understand,
but we refuse to listen and fail to remember. It's a choice. Listening
to God and remembering what we know of him together are simply
gratitude. We choose to enumerate his blessings rather than our
Every one of us has a choice as to how we're going to look at life. Is the list of things that occupies our thinking filled with the things we didn't get, God's treating someone else differently than he treated us, his not responding when we want him to? Do we have complaints to offer that compound with other complaints so that we grow increasingly petulant with our circumstances?
It's a choice to dwell on those things. The other choice is to begin to enumerate what we're thankful for-the kindness that he's shown us, the good news about Jesus having come near to us, the presence of his Spirit, the moments he gives when we see him as he is, the countless other things we have to be thankful for.
The problem that the Israelites in their history had that this prayer recounts was that they refused to listen and they failed to remember. They were not grateful to God. It's helpful to me to be reminded that gratitude, learning to actively think of and thank God for who he is and what he's done, is one of the holiest and wisest ways to live.
The second phrase is in the middle of verse 26:
"...They put your law behind their backs."
Defiance. They knew what God wanted. He had made it clear what
was good and right. But they deliberately put behind their backs
what was beautiful and good, how they ought to have lived.
Now think of the ordinary span of a person's life. Children are born cute. They get cuter, they toddle, they're learning. Then you have the "terrible twos." They finally have enough authority in their life, being able to talk and walk and tear up your things, and to put on this glorious display of defiance. "NO!" becomes a two-year-old's favorite word. They are saying, "I put your law behind my back. I don't care what you want, Mommy and Daddy. I'm doing what I want." Then there is the fabled rebellion of teenagers, or of children who have moved away from home for the first time. They take all their parents' values and toss them behind their back. Those having a mid-life crisis behave similarly. "I know better, but so what? I'm going to have what I want and be who I want and step on whomever I need to to get what I want. I've earned this mid-life crisis, and I'm going to do it in spades." They're throwing what's good behind their back.
Obviously, not every person rebels in the same way. But it is consistent with human experience over and over again to know better and say, "I'm going to do it anyway." And inevitably, what we sow we reap; there are always consequences. But we defy even our own hearts and what we know is best for us.
The faith in turning to God
This prayer is wise regarding the human struggle, about who we are and what we do. It ends on a very interesting note, beginning at verse 36:
"But see, we are slaves today, slaves in the land you gave our forefathers so they could eat its fruit and the other good things it produces."
This is a penetrating observation. Israel's history as a nation
began with the exodus and deliverance from slavery in Egypt, and
now the Levites who were leading in prayer said, "We're slaves
again in our own land. We are a conquered people living under
the rule of Persia."
Verse 37:
"Because of our sins, its abundant harvest goes to the kings you have placed over us. They rule over our bodies and our cattle as they please. We are in great distress."
The prayer ends on a jarring note: "We are in great distress.
We've confessed our sins and the sins of our fathers. We've acknowledged
that generation after generation, the same problems seem to come
back. Why should we imagine ourselves to be different? We have
our own history of good intentions followed by falling apart followed
by good intentions followed by falling apart. And if we're honest,
we can only end up saying we are in great distress."
But there is something beautiful about the willingness to go to God with nothing more than one's distress. "Lord, this is a discussion we've had before. I wish I had something better to report, but I don't. I'll report it to you as it is-I'm hurting again." It is faith that leads us to go to God with that alone.
The ministry of the great High Priest
But this is not the best news. The marvelous opportunity we have as Christians is to go beyond just the statement of our distress and the acknowledgment that we have done it to ourselves again. God joined his sinful people. He didn't stand above them, only hearing their prayers. He entered into the stream of human experience with us. He knows how it feels. He has given himself to pay the price for our rebellion; but in addition to paying the price, he has stood shoulder to shoulder with us. We are not speaking to someone who doesn't understand, calling on God from a distance. We are calling on our Brother who knows exactly what it's like to be who we are.
God doesn't just offer help from heaven. He offers help from the inside. It is possible to change. God himself invests in us in ways that we discover over a lifetime. Just because our fathers were wicked doesn't mean we have to be wicked in the same way, without hope, without power, without someplace to turn. God has joined us in the process, and that's the indescribably good news. We have a royal, a divine, permanent Companion.
Listen to how the writer of Hebrews describes Jesus' ministry to us (4:14-16). This is the God we're praying to:
"Therefore, since we have a great high priest who has gone through the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold firmly to the faith we profess. For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are-yet was without sin. Let us then approach the throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need."
Instead of sinning and confessing and sinning and confessing over and over again, when we're struggling, failing, being tempted in the midst of the battle, let's draw near to him then. God isn't sitting back waiting for us to fail. There is grace, mercy, companionship, strength-the good ministry of the great High Priest who knows what it's like to be us. So let's draw near.
Scripture quotations are taken from the HOLY BIBLE, NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION. © 1973, 1978, 1984 International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan Bible Publishers.
Catalog No. 4617
Nehemiah 9
Seventh Message
Steve Zeisler
July 11, 1999
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Many of the people who were recently given pardons were convicted for possession of or selling drugs, mainly marijuana.
A pardon is a forgiveness of a crime that restores rights lost after someone is convicted of a felony. Those rights include: the right to serve on a jury, hold public office, and obtain certain professional licenses. It does not change court records.
People are eligible for pardons five years after they complete their sentence and don't have any pending criminal charges.
Some of the people who received pardons are:
- Jill Wagner was 27 years old when she committed retail theft. Now a successful business owner, she runs marathons and resides in Shawano with her family.
- Alison Youngs was 21 years old when she was found with a controlled substance in her car. She now owns a successful salon and is a leader in her business community. She resides in Hagar City with her wife.
- James Richards was 20 years old when he sold controlled substances to an undercover officer nearly 50 years ago. Richards is an ordained minister and, in his retirement, spends time with his grandchildren and volunteers with recovery-focused organizations. He resides in Milwaukee and the district attorney's office supports a pardon.
- Joseph Turcotte was 17 years old when he sold marijuana to a confidential informant. He is now a proud father and "dance dad" and has maintained steady employment. He resides in West Bend with his family.
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'We can't stop doing what we're doing': Reds keep making progress towards the playoffs
NEW YORK –– According to Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto, the entire team had a meeting last October after the Reds were swept by the Atlanta Braves in the 2020 playoffs.
Knowing that most of the team had the potential to return for 2021, the Reds set a high standard for themselves entering this season.
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"Our attitude was we're going to do it this year," Votto said. "We're going to go further, we're going to do big things. And we feel that way."
While the Reds are only on the periphery of the playoff picture following Sunday's 7-1 win over the New York Mets, they ended their road trip to Chicago and New York 5-2 after having just finished their best month of the season. The Reds were buyers last week at the MLB trade deadline, and several starters are on the verge of coming off the injured list.
Over the next two months, the Reds will have their chance to make it to the postseason.
"I think confidence is a good word for it," Reds manager David Bell said. "The more success we've had, there's a growing confidence, a growing expectation I think that any good team any of us have been a part of, it just exists where you expect good things to happen. Because you believe in yourself, you believe in your teammates."
The Reds had the best record in the National League in July at 16-10, and they had two of the best hitters in baseball. Votto had the most home runs in the NL in July with 11, and shortstop Kyle Farmer led the league with a .395 batting average.
In July, the Reds had their best batting average and their best OPS of any month this season. This week, the Reds have won three consecutive series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Chicago Cubs and the Mets.
"I think it just goes back to us being ourselves and (Bell) letting us kind of take over and be ourselves," Farmer said. "Guys are just stepping up at the right time and hopefully we can set another record in August."
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In the first game of August, that momentum carried over. While Votto got an off day on Sunday, Farmer hit an RBI triple. Max Schrock, Votto's replacement in the lineup for the game, gave the Reds an early lead with a line drive home run to right field.
Schrock had a career-high five hits, including four singles. Over his last five starts, Schrock has a .579 batting average.
"It was a really good last couple series," Schrock said. "It's always good to get series wins, and that's what we need to keep doing."
Reds starter Vladimir Gutierrez had one of the best starts of his career. He executed his goal to locate his fastballs lower in the strike zone, and he carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning. Gutierrez allowed just one run in seven innings, and he pitched at least six innings for the seventh time in his 12 MLB starts.
"We know we still have to keep going and we can't stop doing what we're doing," Gutierrez said via interpreter Jorge Merlos. "Especially us starters ... We have to be ready for anything."
Following Sunday's win, the Reds were still seven games back of the Milwaukee Brewersm who beat the Atlanta Braves Sunday, in the NL Central. Since the Brewers also had a great July, the Reds only picked up 1 1/2 games in the division standings.
Cincinnati gained much more ground in the wild card race. After the San Diego Padres went 11-14 in July and lost All-Star shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. to the injured list, the Reds are now just 3 1/2 games back of the second wild card spot, pending the Padres' late Sunday game.
As the Reds pulled closer in the playoff race, three of their best hitters got closer to returning to the 26-man roster. Right fielder Nick Castellanos, who still leads the NL in batting average, took batting practice on the field on Sunday for the first time since he went on the injured list with a right wrist injury.
Bell has said Castellanos' timeline to return could change "really fast" once he shows he's ready to play. Castellanos sprayed home runs around the ballpark at Citi Field on Sunday, and he made a significant step forward.
At the same time, center fielder Nick Senzel and third baseman Mike Moustakas continued their rehab assignments in Triple-A.
Even though Baseball Reference gave the Reds only a 19% chance to make the playoffs entering Sunday's game, the Reds have several pieces moving in the right direction.
"We got to go out and play our game, keep our head down, keep our blinders on," Farmer said. "We're going to have some guys coming back here soon, so that'll be fun to have them back on the squad. (We'll) just keep working hard."


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24 UCW JANUARY 9-15, 2019 WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM Wrestling boosts Cape Fear to No. 1 in state by EARL VAUGHAN JR. Sandhills All-Conference football by EARL VAUGHAN JR. Cape Fear High School's wrestling team rolled Merry Christmas and Happy New Year into one over the holiday break with some outstanding performances in a couple of tournaments. Cape Fear's Dallas Wilson was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler in the WRAL tournament en route to winning the 138-pound weight class. But the best was yet to come for the Colts in Charlotte's Holy Angels tourna- ment at Bojangles Arena. Wilson and 170-pound Jared Barbour were both individual champions and helped lead Cape Fear to the team title in the event that draws some 80 high school teams from both North and South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia. The success at WRAL and Holy Angels vaulted Cape Fear from unranked to No. 1 in the East and No. 2 in the state among 3-A schools in the NCMat.com statewide rankings that were updated Wednesday, Jan. 2. Cape Fear coach Heath Wilson said the perfor- mance of his wrestlers in the consolation rounds proved crucial in winning the team championship at Holy Angels. Cape Fear finished with 165.5 points to beat St. Stephens High School of Hickory with 149. St. Stephens is the No. 1 team in 3-A in the NCMat.com state rankings. Barbour's win at 170 was especially crucial for the Colts. In the WRAL tournament, he lost a tough battle to Cael Willis of Wilmington Laney, the No. 1 ranked 4-A wrestler in his class in the state accord- ing to NCMat.com. Willis, who is No. 1 in 3-A, rebounded and got the win in the Holy Angels tournament. Cape Fear returns from the holidays for a big Patriot Athletic Conference match at South View on Wednesday, Jan. 9, then goes to one of the state's biggest regular season tournaments, the Sarah Wilkes Invitational at Eden Morehead High School, Jan. 11-12. That same weekend, Jack Britt holds Cumberland County's biggest regular season tournament, the annual Boneyard Bash. December high school basketball is most often a blur and quickly forgettable when January rolls around. The boys are especially in flux because many teams are awaiting the arrival of players from football who got a late start because of the state playoffs. The blur continues into the early days of January. Now that the date for the semes- ter break has changed, when Cumberland County returns to school Monday, Jan. 7, the stu- dents who have been academi- cally reinstated for the second semester and the ones who lost eligibility because of inad- equate academic performance in the fall will be known. Then, coaches can move forward with complete rosters for the rest of the season. Looking back briefly at the Southeastern Athletic Officials Association Holiday Classic results, here's who appear to be the top teams coming out of December. Seventy-First's boys and Westover's boys, finalists in the Ike Walker Sr. bracket of the Holiday Classic, look to be seri- ous contenders in their respec- tive leagues. Seventy-First won 57-54. For the girls, E.E. Smith is clearly the team to beat but finds itself playing in a strong Patriot Athletic Conference. Smith is 13-1, 6-0, but only beat Terry Sanford 57-54 in the Gene Arrington bracket finals. Terry Sanford is 9-1, 5-0, and has yet to play Smith in a league game. Record-wise, Jack Britt's girls are the best of the county teams in the Sandhills Athletic Conference. Britt finished third in the Arrington bracket, losing 60-33 to E.E. Smith in the semifinals. Britt is 7-3 overall and 2-0 in the league. Following are the Cumberland County players selected to this year's All- Sandhills Athletic Conference football team chosen by the league's head coaches: Defensive player of the year Erick Martinez, Jack Britt Offensive line Jack Britt - Justin Milliman Seventy-First - Benjamin Willis, Jai Harper, Alex Williams Wide receivers Seventy-First - Camari Williams Running backs Seventy-First - Sincere Bates Quarterbacks Seventy-First - Kyler Davis Defensive linemen Seventy-First - Thomas Washington Linebackers Jack Britt - Mike Matthews, Nico Perofeta Seventy-First - Devante Wedlock Defensive backs Seventy-First - Jah-kahri McLain HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Dallas Wilson Erick Martinez Kyler Davis Jared Barbour EARL VAUGHAN JR., Sports Editor. COMMENTS? EarlUCWSports@gmail. com. 910-364-6638.


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Yes! Another 5 star for Gubacsi Dulu! THANK YOU WHOEVER YOU ARE! Every rating and review helps to get my books exposure. Without people appreciating my books and writing, it won't get anywhere! I try to make my books entertaining and yet make the reader question both what they read and how they feel about it.
You see, Gubacsi Dulu is still running at 3.8 average due to the low education and high prejudice of those who rated it 1 and 2 after getting it FOR FREE a long time ago - "It went right over my head!"... "Why aren't there spaceship fights on every page?" ... "What are these black squiggly things on the paper?" ... "Oh-oh, there's a mention of a vice in this book! I hate it!" ... "What is this? The main character develops throughout the story? NO! I want my main character a hero right from the start!"
The 2nd book "Slaughter Under the Bridge" of The Bohatch Chronicles IS coming, I've almost finished the first draft.
You can PRE-ORDER here...ignore the August time, it'll probably be out in May/June.
And there probably will be a 3rd, just working out the main storyline.
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WATSONVILLE — Watsonville will take a stand against violence Sunday during the 18th annual Peace and Unity March.
The event remembers victims of violence, supporting their families and calling attention to the community"s losses and to the responsibility of everyone to work to eradicate causes.
Violence is symptomatic of social issues, such as poverty and lack of education, said organizer Tomas Alejo. It"s not an issue for any one group, but for the entire community, he said.
Turning out for the event is just the start, he said. People need to stay involved by, for example, supporting schools and holding elected officials accountable for looking out for the welfare of children.
"It"s an issue we all take responsibility for, or should take responsibility for," Alejo said. "We need to be proactive."
The march was started in 1994 after the gang-related killings of 9-year-old Jessica Cortez and her 16-year-old brother Jorge outside a Pajaro bakery.
Organizers, who have been promoting this year"s march on social media, expect to draw hundreds of participants from Watsonville and across the region.
Participants will begin to gather at 11 a.m. at the City Plaza in downtown. The march through city neighborhoods will begin at 12:30 p.m. after an opening ceremony. A rally will be held from 2:30-4 p.m.
The keynote speaker will be educator and author Cesar A. Cruz. The founder of the Homies Empowerment Project of Oakland, Cruz has been honored by the California State Assembly with a Peacemaker of the Year award.
18th annual Peace and Unity March
WHAT: March and rally against violence
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday
WHERE: Watsonville City Plaza and city streets


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Noren is a cloth curtain hung at the entrance of shops, restaurants, or as a room partition. It is like a signboard and also shows their nature and history.
It is known that Noren has been hung to partition rooms and prevent rain or wind in the end of the Heian period, the early 12th centuries.
It is said that it has changed to the usage that leads to the present age after the 14th century in the Muromachi period. Today it is often used for decoration or interior purpose.
This is the hand-woven hemp Noren that decorates the space with bright colors and creates a modern Japanese interior.
It is dyed one by one using the traditional techniques such as brush dyeing, stencil dyeing and hand painting depending on the motif.
It is a gorgeous design with white wisteria drawn by stencil dyeing and hand painting. The gentle pale purple color is expressed by brush dyeing.
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・Size/ W88×H150cm
・Weight/ 460 g
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Happy Monday, everyone! Since you were probably up late watching the Super Bowl -- and, like me, New Girl! -- (and may have overserved yourself a bit with either food or bev... or both), I thought I'd try to brighten your day with a little Before & After action.
Our apartment has what I believe would be called a "dining alcove" or "breakfast nook" by real estate professionals. When we moved in, we made an executive decision not to use the space for dining purposes because you would basically be looking straight into the dated (and inevitably always messy) kitchen, and the space also isn't large enough for the number of people we would want to seat for gatherings. We like to entertain and, before our current apartment, had never lived in an apartment large enough to allow for a big table; and we also have always liked the open layout concept (especially when you have limited space) because it can feel relaxed and like less of a production when you entertain (e.g. let's start with drinks and cheese in the living area, move over to the dining area for dinner and then back to the living area to hang out post-dinner). So we were excited to turn our new living room into a living/dining room and fulfill our dream of having a big extendable farm table at one end of it (after much searching, we ended up with the Cortona table from Pottery Barn).
Because of this, though, the "alcove" became a sort of no man's land of random storage and nothingness. We would have people over for dinner, make our dining table look awesome, and then realize as we all sat down for dinner that the alcove provided a serious eye sore that detracted from the dining experience (I'm sure our guests didn't care, but I could think of nothing else!). The alcove desperately needed an upgrade, and after two years of living with the no man's land, we finally got to give it a makeover.
The Story of Awkward to Awesome
Every room needs at least one antique or vintage piece to bring it to life. And our alcove was begging to be brought to life. My parents, as a dual graduation gift for Matt and me, offered to get us a nice piece of furniture -- specifically an antique -- for our apartment, because they thought it would be a lasting ode to what we had accomplished and also would be something that we could not afford ourselves. Obviously, this excited us very much.
When I was in Kansas City last winter, my mom brought me to our friend Scott Lindsay's phenomenally amazing townhouse in midtown Kansas City. The townhouse is in a historic district of Kansas City and is truly one of the most gorgeous homes I've ever seen. Scott is a beyond talented antiques dealer and interior designer who is that type of wonderfully gracious old school charmer who refuses to let you leave an appointment without sitting down for tea (served in gorgeous china) with delicate cookies from André's, a delicious Swiss pastry shop in Kansas City. (Photo to left is of Scott and me at my wedding - isn't he adorable? Photo credit: Isaac Alongi.)
Scott sells out of one of the apartments in his townhouse, and he spent literally hours with me walking through the space, showing me each piece and allowing me to ask every question that came to mind. I love to know the story of an antique - where did it come from, how was it made, what was it used for originally, does it have any special meaning, how did you come across it, etc. etc. If you end up getting to have it in your home, its history adds so much to the story of your home and your décor... and you.
Scott's collection is seriously museum quality, and he has impeccable taste. I left our get-together wanting basically everything I saw, but there was one piece in particular that I couldn't stop thinking about. My mom had originally wanted me to see a Provençal cherry armoire from the 1780s (you know my family and our armoires), which I did really like, but I was concerned that it would be too tall for our "barely legal" 8.8' ceilings (which are even shorter in the "alcove"). Instead I zeroed in on a Florentine buffet from the late 17th century (Scott says circa 1680-1700). It was ornate, but masculine enough that I thought Matt would like it (I was right - he loves it), with a carved crest and a carved sort of Boticelli-esque lady. It is a looming piece -- a bit oversized -- but very friendly and welcoming. It has an incredible amount of storage -- and you know I like my furniture to be useful. It is just all around cool and the kind of piece that needs its own room, so when I saw it, I could picture it instantly in our awkward alcove area.
Getting the piece from KC to NYC is something I never want to discuss. Let's just say that it involved me, in my boot, standing on the sidewalk, with a massive crate, in the rain, and that I may have verbally assaulted via phone the owner of the local UPS store (Riaz from UPS Store 5899, if you're curious) to the point that I can never ship something from there without using a fake name and address. I reserve my verbal assaults for only those that are truly deserving, so you can draw your own conclusions about Riaz from UPS Store 5899 and his inability to get the contents of said crate from the sidewalk to my apartment. But once we got the buffet up to our apartment and in its new home, our buffet felt right at home and my anger with Riaz from UPS Store 5899 melted away. I just felt bad that our 325 year old addition to the family had such a rough trip to the Big Apple. But I assure you the buffet is very happy now. I honestly feel like hugging it sometimes (and maybe I actually have), I love it so much. Its name, like many oversized things I love, is Buddy. Not terribly Italian, but he's an international fellow, you see - and anyway, Buddy is a New Yorker now. Every morning, while I'm waiting for the Keurig to make my coffee, Buddy gets a little hello and a pat.
Before & After!
We moved the books from the bookcase to the window sill to the left (as you might remember having read here), and moved the bookcase to our bedroom. I also had fun "outfitting" the top of the buffet with a mix of high and low things that mean something to us and tie the piece in with the rest of the apartment. That champagne poster was just too annoying to move (we did this when I was in a boot last summer and Matt was too busy studying for the bar to "deal" with it), so we worked with the off-centered nature of the poster (and the fact that it looks like it's sitting on the buffet) and did some layered art instead.
On the inside, we've put every piece of china and serveware imaginable that we received as wedding gifts, and then some. It's huge and perfect for storage of such things, and makes the piece feel even more meaningful.
A quick overview of what we have on top of our awesome buffet (in case you're curious). A lot of the items are things I purchased a long time ago or that we received as wedding gifts, so they're not readily available. But if there's anything you love, let me know and I can help you find something similar.
1. Anthropologie "gaggle of geese" measuring cups (no longer sold online).
2. William Yeoward decanter (wedding gift).
3. Annalisa Barelli "Lullaby Dreams" print. Annalisa is one of my best and oldest friends and an INCREDIBLE artist. She gave me this print for my 30th birthday this year, and I immediately had it framed and just ADORE it with all my heart. I will be blogging much more about her soon!
4. Poster from Allposters.com, which I bought at some point during my first post-college year. If you get a poster with extra matting, it can elevate some so-so to a bigger statement.
5. A watercolor by me! Matt had it framed for me with white matting and gilded frame. Want something like this? CONTACT ME!
6. Waylande Gregory Large Chubby Bowl, $695. We got ours at Gump's in San Francisco, but I can't find the exact one online anywhere. Here is a similar one from Michael C. Fina.
7. Pottery Barn tray. This was a wedding gift, and I can't find anything like it online right now!
8. Varga Captiva Green Wine Goblet, $230 each. These are probably the fanciest thing we own (again, a blend of wedding gifts) and I'm afraid to actually use them, but they sure are pretty to look at!
9. Waterford Decanter (wedding gift!).
And that is my Before & After of our awkward alcove made awesome! What do you think? Do you have any spaces in need of upgrades or a new "Buddy"?
Happy Monday and hope you have a fabulous week!
It's Day Three of Kate's Favorite Things (and likely the final day... but who knows, there might be more)! I had high hopes of doing many days of this (it is seriously fun to log all of my favorite things), but I'm getting foot surgery tomorrow and will need to take a little hiatus from the blogosphere. I had hoped to cover clothing gifts at some point (amongst many, many other things!), but I just haven't gotten my act together. Forgive me, please? I promise when I'm back to blog all about my favorite fashion picks! In the meantime, I'll give you a tip: Whether you're shopping for a guy or a gal, just go to J.Crew and call it a day. Cashmere sweaters and accessories. Plaid shirts. 30% off. Done. Everyone loves themselves some cashmere sweaters, cozy accessories and wintery plaid shirts come December, and I'm sure that whatever you choose will look ravishing on the recipient and envelop them in your friendly, loving gesture.
But if you don't necessarily want to give clothes... read on! Today's topic is HOME, and I am super excited about everything on this list. Prices range from $10 to $160, and you can't go wrong with any of these items. Enjoy!
Kate's Favorite Things - Home Edition!
Crate & Barrel Camille 23 oz. Red Wine Glass, $10.36 each (on sale from $12.95), from Crate & Barrel
Are you a Scandal watcher? I thought so. I'll bet you've noticed that Olivia Pope likes to relax at the end of the day with a ginormous glass of wine. I'll bet you like the glasses she drinks out of. Who wouldn't? They're awesome.
THIS THE GLASS SHE DRINKS OUT OF. Unfortunately, I'm not the only person who figured this out, and the rest of the world has placed an order and drained C&B's supply, so they're backordered until March. But I have hope that they'll ship sooner. If you've got a real Scandal fan (and a fan of elegantly ginormous wine glasses), I'll bet they're willing to wait a few months to get their hot little hands on these bad boys so that they too can relax at the end of a hard day of crisis control and totally inappropriate affairs whilst wearing the white hat.
Crate & Barrel also has a smaller 13 oz. white wine glass that's a little less cool and isn't quite what Olivia owns, but it has the bonus of being available for consumption now and also isn't so comically large.
Compagnie de Provence Olive Lavender Perfume Diffuser, $25.00, from Compagnie de Provence
I recently tested every lavender scented diffuser that the Gracious Home store had to offer. I bought two, this one (which I'm raving about now) and this one (beautiful and smells amazing up very close, but it overall packs very little punch - also beware that if it drips on a wood surface, it will eat away the finish). The Compagnie de Provence Olive Lavande diffuser is far and away the most incredible scent I've ever smelled. You know by now that I love lavender... but I never would have thought that mixing it with olive would produce such an intensely delightful experience. It smells like fresh air and Provence. It's refreshing, relaxing and just generally amazing. I put ours in the bedroom and plan to place a few more throughout the apartment. Give this to any Francophile or lover of things that smell amazing. And trust me: buy one for yourself.
One note: The company claims that this will last 8-10 weeks. I don't know how that is possible. Mine lasted almost exactly a month (I distinctly remember buying it on Veterans' Day), and the oil has been aggressively wicked away to the last drop. I don't know if I had particularly thirsty reeds or if all of the diffusers are like this, but it's worth mentioning. And perhaps that's why it makes a room smell so darn phenomenal (the other diffuser that I bought has barely budged, but you also barely notice the scent). I am not a fan of how quickly this diffuser must be replaced, but it certainly hasn't stopped me from placing another order (and I just learned that they sell a refill, though it's out of stock). Once you smell this scent, you won't be able to live without it.
Venturi Wine Aerator, $29.95 (on sale from $39.95), from Williams Sonoma
This little thing is just awesome, and everyone should have one in their home. It's a little wine aerator and it works magic by frothily aerating your wine as you pour it into your glass. It makes a very bizarre and distinct sucking/gurgling sound that you'll come to associate with the delightful experience. Give it to everyone on your list who likes wine; buy one for yourself too.
Mariposa Individual Pearled Wavy Bowl, $48.00, from Mariposa
My obsession with Mariposa began in 2010 when my friend Stephanie gave us this bowl as a shower gift. The undulating lines paired with the pearl trim are just gorgeous, and the silver is beautiful. It's a great piece to have in the living room. I like to leave it empty, but it would also beautifully display nuts or candies for a party.
Jo Malone™ 'English Pear & Freesia' Scented Home Candle, $65 from Norstrom.com
Jo Malone is just synonymous with luxury. I've been giving the Lime, Basil & Mandarin candle as a gift for years whenever I want to give something extra special, but I actually did not get to have the privilege of owning one of my very own until last year, when my friend Emily gave me the English Pear & Freesia version. OMG is it incredible. I actually squealed with glee when I got the package -- the package comes just bursting with beautiful scent (I think they spray the box down so it's extra scentsational) and triggers instant euphoria, and as you tear into it, the scent just gets more magnificent, decadent and all-consuming. Emily also gave me the Lime, Basil & Mandarin body crème, $75, which I am pretty certain is heaven in a jar.
Waylande Gregory Green Leopard Print Coasters, $90, from Zhush.com
I'm moderately obsessed with Waylande Gregory pottery and home goods. I learned of him for the first time when Matt and I were in California over the summer, and now I am hooked. Waylande Gregory (1905-1971) was an artist and art deco sculptor from Kansas (yes!) credited with revolutionizing art deco ceramics sculpture. Now his name lives on with Waylande Gregory Studios after the great-grandnephew discovered "a treasure trove" of Waylande's work. Everything from the collection is fantastic -- I seriously cannot pick a favorite, as you'll see below -- but these coasters are a nice price point, super useful (we all need coasters and never think to buy them for ourselves) and that emeraldy green color is just incredible. As is the fabulous leopard. I'm obsessed.
Simon Pearce Woodbury Bowl - S, $95.00, from Simon Pearce
Everything about this piece is beautiful and elegant and would fit into any home. Our Aunt Susan gave this to us as an engagement gift, and I've just loved it ever since. Simon Pearce is a sure bet for holiday gift giving.
Waylande Gregory Small Tiger Gray Bullet Bowl, $135, from Orange and Pear
These little bullet bowls are adorable and a nice little size (4.5" across) to add a pop to your side table. They're also great for holding little things like earrings or rings next to your bed. There are a lot of different options, but I like this tiger. Its lines are very elegant and feminine, but the coloring is masculine, so the overall look of the bowl is not overtly girly. This brown leopard version is also really great.
Note, the bowl is a little bit elevated (1.5") and tapered on the bottom. It's hard to see in the photo, but it's an elegant touch and helps the bowl look a bit more dainty.
Waylande Gregory Gold and Orange Small Square Elephant Tray, $160, from Zhush.com
I'm just obsessed with every aspect of this dish, for reasons you can probably guess based on my previous posts: elephants, orange, gold, whimsy, and a touch of practicality. I love when whimsy and practicality meet! This dish is just the shizz. We happened upon it when we were in San Francisco and bought it as a wedding gift -- and liked it so much that we bought an extra one for ourselves... it's a tad embarrassing to admit, but having this dish in my living room is totally worth the shame.
I'm sure I will be back in a few days, but if not, I hope you have the happiest of holidays!! Let me know what you give as gifts!
Happy happy!
Kate Kelly
I am an artist/designer and former financial professional with a background in comparative literature, business and design. I live in New York with my overworked lawyer husband and my two boys Michael and Theo and spend much of my free time dreaming about how to enhance the aesthetics of our little world. I am endlessly inspired and always in search of something new. This is a blog about my search, my inspiration and things I just really, really like or want.
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Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) contains a tool rmiregistry to run a stand-alone remote object registry. According to the RMI tutorial, rmiregistry is normally used in an RMI application.
I wonder why. It's actually almost as simple to run the remote object registry within the RMI server. You only have to use
java.rmi.registry.LocateRegistry#createRegistry(int port) method like this:
Registry registry = LocateRegistry.createRegistry(port); registry.bind("Foo", stub);
Here is a complete example.
This is also more efficient since you don't have to start a separate JVM for the registry. Running the registry within the RMI server doesn't even require an extra thread, the registry is just another remote object.
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2 1/32 x 2 3/32 x 1 3/32 in. (5.2 x 5.3 x 2.8 cm)
Bryn Mawr College
Accession Number: 70.39.80
Other Number(s): 23070 (The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Number)
Geography: North and Central America, United States, California, San Miguel Island
Classification: Tools and Equipment
Culture/Nationality: Native American
Collection: William S. Vaux Collection of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Keywords Click a term to view the records with the same keywordThis object has the following keywords:
Central American*, clubs*, digging sticks*, drilling*, Native American*, North American*, rings*, stone*
- Central American - Refers to the cultures of the area of Central America, which is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, Mexico, and South America. In classifications schemes based on physical geography, Central America and North America are parts of the same continent.
- clubs - General term for percussive weapons typically consisting of a staff of wood, metal, or other hard, heavy material, often carrying a head of stone or metal, wielded by hand as striking weapons.
- digging sticks - Hand-held sticks designed for digging in the earth, to expose roots or tubers, and for planting.
- drilling - Refers to the making of holes in metal, wood, or other materials, and for making holes in the earth, as for drilling a well or for oil.
- Native American - Typically reserved to refer narrowly to the cultures of the native peoples of the United States and Canada, excluding the Eskimos and Aleuts. For the indigenous peoples of Canada use the term "First Nations." For the broader concept of the cultures of any native peoples of Central America, South America, North America, or the West Indies who are considered to belong to the Mongoloid division of the human species, use "Amerindian (culture)."
- North American - Refers to the cultures of the continent of North America, which is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Arctic Circle, and Central America. In classifications schemes based on physical geography, Central America, and North America are parts of the same continent.
- rings - Small circular bands worn on the finger; typically circlets of real or simulated precious metal, and frequently set with precious stones or imitations of these, intended for wearing upon the finger either as an ornament or as a token.
- stone - General term for rock that has been cut, shaped, crushed, or otherwise formed for use in construction or other purposes. Includes the specific archaeological and anthropological sense of individual stones which may be decorated or ornamented and which may be used in ritual contexts. These are usually not carved or dressed, and so differ from sculptures made from stone.
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Janneke is a family law attorney and mediator. She quickly zooms in on the problem underlying the conflict: Is it really the amount of child support we're discussing here? Or is there still anger about the divorce getting in the way? If so, then we first need to address the anger. After all: "Without change, nothing will change." Janneke gets right to the core of the problem. She creates instant clarity in the chaos a divorce.


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