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Far removed from the legions of 3D printers featured at this year's Maker Faire in New York was a much smaller, but far more impressive announcement: The ARM-powered Arduino DUE is going to be released later this month.
Instead of the 8-bit AVR microcontrollers usually found in Arduinos, the DUE is powered by an ATSAM3X8E microcontroller, itself based on the ARM Cortex-M3 platform. There are a few very neat features in the DUE, namely a USB On The Go port to allow makers and tinkerers to connect keyboards, mice, smartphones (hey, someone should port IOIO firmware to this thing), and maybe even standard desktop inkjet or laser printers.
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The TWIDisplay 8-digit LCD is an easy to use 8-digit 14-segment transflective LCD display. Libraries for Arduino and avr-gcc are available on GitHub.
Only four wires are required for operation, one for power (runs on both 3.3V and 5V), one for ground, and two for the TWI protocol. To control a display like this, a dedicated controller chip is required.
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Breakout grew out of a need for a simple platform to enable designers to prototype functional web-based interfaces to the physical world. It is based largely on the Funnel toolkit and informed by the experiences of the developers of both Funnel and Breakout as designers, technologists and educators.
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This project uses an Arduino UNO to create the proper timing signals for 800×600 VGA output. The output is a standard red/green/blue pattern. Not particularly exhilarating but a great starting point for any Arduino lover curious about generating VGA signals.
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My inspiration for developing this gas gauge was after purchasing a new car (Scion Xa) and wondering what MPG I was getting. After much research on ODBII protocols (Scions support CAN-BUS), and looking into open source software that already existed (OBDuino32K) I delved into my first Arduino project.
This project has taken me over a year to put together from building my own CAN-BUS shield, learning to design a circuit board, soldering SMD parts and then building my own enclosure so I could mount it in my car.
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Small Arduino compatible USB host board. Take control of your Android phone or other USB device in your next project.
This project began the day I saw the Google IO 2011 talk about the new Android Accessory Development Kit (ADK). I had never seen or used an Arduino before. I had written a few Android programs but something about being able to connect custom hardware to my phone inspired me to start this long trip down hardware lane. Specifically, I was inspired to create motorcycle navigation software knowing that I would be able to create a remote control for my phone that would allow me to control the software with gloved hands. I finished the navigation software a few months later, and it has been a great success. This board has allowed me to complete that project; I now have a remote control attached to my motorcycle.
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The Story: We set out to build a little brother to the wonderful Arduino line of development boards – we were tired of leaving our valuable Arduino's behind in projects, or worse, ripping apart old projects to build new ones! We also felt the Arduino was too big and powerful for many projects where we only needed a few pins, or an SPI or I2C bus. And so the Digispark was born! To us, the best things about the Arduino is the community, the easy of use, and the IDE – by making the Digispark an Arduino compatible development board all of those remain common. Plug it in, power your project with USB or external sources, program it with the Arduino IDE, and easily use existing Arduino code! But with its small size and low cost you can feel free to leave it in your project, give one to a friend, and use them everywhere!
Digispark – The tiny, Arduino enabled, usb dev board! - [Link]
The wireless modem you've been waiting for. Works with Arduino & other micros. Open source mesh networking base. FCC Certified. Cheap. Eric Gnoske writes:
So who's behind RadioBlocks? A group of engineers who have worked on many aspects of low-power radio devices. A group of engineers who time & time again saw customers coming to us with similar requests, but with no way for us to easily fill them. So we created RadioBlocks to allow people to easily drop a radio link into their project, hence "RadioBlocks" – A simple to use radio building block.
Sure there are lots of radio boards out there. Most have two modes: super-simple serial-port replacement mode, and complex full network mode. Neither of those are useful – most people want to send some data between some devices. They need more than serial-port replacement, but the full network mode is too much hassle. Then many of those radio devices are just too expensive – are you really going to drop $30 or $40 on a single radio node, then buy extra hardware so you can attach sensors? Good luck with that!
RadioBlock: Simple Radio for Arduino or any Embedded System - [Link]
Teensy 3.0 – 32 bit ARM Cortex-M4, usable in Arduino and C by Paul Stoffregen — @ Kickstarter – [via]
Teensy 3.0 is a small, breadboard-friendly development board designed by Paul Stoffregen and PJRC. Teensy 3.0 will bring a low-cost 32 bit ARM Cortex-M4 platform to hobbyists, students and engineers, using Arduino(R)** or programming directly in C language.
Based on a 32 bit ARM chip, Teensy 3.0 aims to greatly increase the computing capability and peripheral features, but maintain the same easy-to-use platform that has made Teensy 2.0 so successful.
Teensy 3.0 has been in development for well over 1 year. Many prototypes have been built. The photo above is the final prototype.
Teensy 3.0 – 32 bit ARM Cortex-M4 - [Link]
The Inebriator – Home made Arduino powered cocktail Machine, dispensing the signature cocktail "The Inebriator"
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By Zubeida Mustafa
LYON (France) is not exactly new to me. Having visited this quaint town of 1.4 million a number of times since 2009, I have already been through the routine exercises a first time tourist is expected to go through. The city tour in the bus, visits to museums that bring a smirk on my daughter's face, long walks in the parks, look at archaeological sites and buildings protected under the heritage law and so on. Even the novelty of a ride in the 'driverless' metro run by a computerized system has worn off.
So I wanted my trip to Lyon in the wintry February of 2015 to be different. The weather with temperatures ranging between -5 and 5 degrees Celsius provided a new topic of conversation but that changed fast when for a week it was bright and sunny as the day temperature touched 12 degrees Celsius. The dry weather more than the sunshine became an inducement for me to venture out for walks. Continue reading
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Once you step out on the streets of Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, it is hard to believe that this is a country that was devastated by war not long ago. My cousin, Rashida, responded to my email from Vietnam, "I am glad you are having a nice stay in Vietnam. My mind still carries the war ravaged scenes of that country of 40 or 50 years ago". To find remnants of war today one has to go to the War Museum and the Cu Chi tunnel complex. Hanoi, which was bombed during the war, buzzes with life. Amidst restaurants, hotels, shopping plazas and bazaars pretty women and handsome men scurry around. Vietnamese are blessed with good looks and good figures. Men and women both drive motorcycles on roads and highways. Vietnam has the highest number of two-wheelers per capita. Whole families somehow manage to fit on one motorcycle. It is amazing how they can carry an incredible amount of stuff of varying shapes and sizes on a motorcycle. It appears to be their main mode of Continue reading
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A MAJOR issue being debated in Britain today concerns the Muslims — men and women. It is what is termed the radicalisation of their youth.
Concerns were sparked off by the Islamic State (formerly Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) when its militants beheaded James Foley, an American journalist covering the war in Syria, and circulated a video of the bestial act. Even before this incident grabbed the headlines, media reports had been suggesting that authorities in London believed that as many as 500 Muslim men with British nationality had left the UK to join the IS 'jihad'. Continue reading
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A question very often asked of writers is why do they write. Khushwant Singh, India's best known author and journalist, said he wrote to inform, amuse and provoke. The author of Pearls from the Ocean , Parvin Shere, quotes the American writer and poet, Maya Angelou to answer this question. "There is no agony greater than bearing an untold story inside you,." Says Angelou.
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The performance of the Aam Aadmi Party in the just concluded Assembly elections in the Capital city of India has been, however you look at it, a phenomenal event, and very likely a watershed departure in the political culture of Indian democracy. Indeed, India's Left parties must wonder at the circumstance that where they have failed election after election to make a dent in Delhi's hitherto customary two-party political structure, a fledgling new force should have out of nowhere succeeded with the aplomb it has the very first time it chose to wet its feet.
This for the reason that the credibility of its appeal did not remain limited to the yuppie sections of metropolitan society but, indeed, penetrated to sections of the hoi polloi who have traditionally belonged to a habitual Congress party vote-bank. In that sense, pundits who had imagined that the campaign of the AAP would not cut across classes have been proved wrong. One reason why Narendra Modi's trumpeted interventions in Delhi fell equally flat—notice that the vote-share of the BJP, instead of sky-rocketing owing to the Modi infusion, has actually gone down to its lowest ever in the Capital—has been that many falanges of the petty bourgeois class, for example, auto drivers, switched to the Kejriwal persona that seemed palpably more intimate and more quotidian in its temperament and quality of touch. Continue reading
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Against their will
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The ugly tradition of protecting honour by killing and violating women is not limited to Pakistan. Girls from Pakistan living in the UK have been forced into marriages with cousins back home to protect honour, writes Zubeida Mustafa
Five years ago 19-year-old Rukhsana Naz was strangled to death by her brother while her mother held her down by her feet. This happened in Britain, the country Naz's parents had migrated to from Pakistan and where she had been born and bred. The murdered girl's crime? She had "shamed her family." First she had refused to stay in marriage to the man in Pakistan whom she had been wedded to when she was 16. Second, she had decided to return to the man she loved.
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(The following is a reformatted version of a press release issued by the Office of Attorney General Buddy Caldwell and received via electronic mail. The release was confirmed by the sender.) October 24, 2012 Attorney General Announces $18.6 Million in New Settlements with Drug Companies Charged with Fraud (BATON ROUGE, LA)--In the state's ongoing drug price-related litigation, five pharmaceutical companies will pay Louisiana in excess of $18.6 million for misreporting drug price information to Louisiana's Medicaid program, announced Attorney General Buddy Caldwell. Caldwell said that the fraudulent over-pricing and marketing of prescription drugs has caused the Louisiana Medicaid program to grossly over-pay for various drug prescriptions. "This office has already recovered millions of Medicaid dollars, and millions more will be recovered," said Attorney General Caldwell. "We want drug companies who do business with the state's Medicaid program to know that we will hold them accountable for their actions." Caldwell has made it a priority to aggressively pursue the recovery of taxpayer-funded Medicaid program dollars. Through various court challenges, he has recovered more than $194 million since taking office in 2008. "We've taken significant steps to improve the integrity of our Medicaid pharmacy program, including a move away from such fraudulently inflated drug price schedules," said DHH Secretary Bruce D. Greenstein. "We will continue our collaboration with the Attorney General to protect the integrity of our program, so that providers are reimbursed fairly for the services they provide, Medicaid recipients receive the prescriptions they need, and taxpayers know that their dollars are properly spent." Listed below are the five companies who will pay the state of Louisiana a combined total of $18,683,000 million: Bristol Myers Squibb $ 7,200,000 Mylan $ 5,000,000 Hoffman-LaRoche $ 4,083,000 Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals $ 1,400,000 Shionogi, Inc $ 1,000,000 TOTAL $18,683,000 Since February 2012, the Attorney General's Office has obtained $83.8 million in this ongoing drug price-related litigation from 18 defendant pharmaceutical companies, including the five announced today. The proceeds recovered in this litigation will be returned to Louisiana's Medicaid program. Contact: Amanda P. Larkins 225.326.6780 225.302.0505-cell firstname.lastname@example.com (bjh) NY #<873920.6606126.96.36.199.0.76>#
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The Pacolet Area Conservancy will host a 7-mile hike on Friday, Oct. 4, at Table Rock State Park, the second hike of PAC's Fall Hiking Series. PAC Director of Stewardship and Land Protection, Pam Torlina, will lead the moderately strenuous, out and back hike to Bald Rock overlook.
This hike follows the Pinnacle Mountain Trail from the nature center at Table Rock State Park, passing huge boulders and a couple of waterfalls.
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The most partisan, unproductive Congress in modern memory vacated Capitol Hill Friday night for five weeks of rest, relaxation, and relentless political campaigning. The message of both parties to voters: "Give us a congressional majority on Nov. 6, so we can save the country from ruin!"
Republicans currently control the House, which they captured in 2010, and Democrats narrowly control the Senate, which the party won in 2008 and nearly lost two years later as voters revolted against President Obama's sweeping health-care law. In the aftermath, Congress often has been gridlocked.
Cliffhanger: Congress has dillydallied on a farm bill, an energy bill, health-care law fixes, and action on the "fiscal cliff." William Waitzman for Barron's
Consequently, there's a raft of unfinished business, including comprehensive legislation to save the country from plunging off the "fiscal cliff" at midnight on Dec. 31. That's when $440 billion in tax increases and $108 billion in spending cuts automatically will kick in under the Budget Control Act of 2011, a law considered so onerous it was supposed to cause the two political parties to cooperate. Instead, both have drawn lines in the sand, betting that their intransigence will rally voters to their cause.
Congress this summer made little headway on a major farm bill or an energy bill, and it made not a single correction to the 2,700-page health-care law, which was hastily passed in 2010. It did manage to pass a scaled-back transportation bill and legislation maintaining low rates on student loans, something that resonated with all voters.
A lame-duck Congress conceivably could do better than this after the election. But as Republican Rep. Tom Price of Georgia observed last week: "The public seldom is well-served by a lame-duck Congress."
-- Jim McTague
Last Week: Review
Jobs Jump Slightly, But So Does Jobless Rate
Employers in July hired the most workers in five months, though the jobless rate inched higher, to 8.3%, the Labor Department reported Friday. The U.S. economy added 163,000 jobs for the month, with manufacturing especially strong, adding 25,000 jobs. Economists had been expecting only 95,000 jobs.
Stocks Snap Slump
The stronger-than-expected jobs report pushed Wall Street to its highest level since early May, ending a four-day slump. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.69% Friday, closing the week
at 13,096.
Some Daylight for Knight
Knight Capital kcg -0.32051282051282054% KCG Holdings Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD12.44 -0.04 -0.32051282051282054% /Date(1427490159818-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 215942 AFTER HOURS USD12.44 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4624 P/E Ratio 23.037037037037038 Market Cap 1473381147.50561 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1261660 More quote details and news » blamed a computer glitch for a $440 million trading loss that re-ignited concerns about the potential dangers of high-speed trading. After tumbling earlier in the week, Knight's shares rebounded somewhat Friday, after the nation's largest market maker said that it had obtained a line of credit, and some of its biggest customers, such as TD Ameritrade Holding, amtd 0.02704164413196322% TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD36.99 0.01 0.02704164413196322% /Date(1427490049421-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1360626 AFTER HOURS USD36.57 -0.42 -1.1354420113544201% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8837 P/E Ratio 25.163265306122447 Market Cap 20105287322.8246 Dividend Yield 1.6220600162206003% Rev. per Employee 555536 More quote details and news » resumed doing business with the firm.
European Shuffle
More mixed signals out of Europe disappointed the markets. A week after cheering investors by saying that Europe would do "whatever it takes" to save the euro, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi cooled his rhetoric. In the meantime, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy hinted for the first time that he might request support from the euro zone's bailout fund, and Greece agreed on fresh austerity measures, securing the way for funding from global creditors.
Fed Still Poised
The Federal Reserve, at the end of a two-day policy meeting, strongly suggested that it will provide "additional accommodation," implying stimulus to juice the economy.
End of the Ride
General Motors gm -0.107095046854083% General Motors Co. U.S.: NYSE USD37.31 -0.04 -0.107095046854083% /Date(1427490075983-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9070903 AFTER HOURS USD37.46 0.15 0.40203698740284105% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 166713 P/E Ratio 21.32 Market Cap 60082756432.6925 Dividend Yield 3.2162958992227284% Rev. per Employee 721893 More quote details and news » fired its global marketing chief, Joel Ewanick, who was a key player in the auto maker's restructuring. GM said Ewanick failed to vet the financial details of a European soccer-sponsorship. Later in week, GM posted a 40% drop in second-quarter profit.
AIG Eyes Independence
American International Group aig -0.2584456341148237% American International Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD54.03 -0.14 -0.2584456341148237% /Date(1427490040017-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6290535 AFTER HOURS USD54.42 0.39 0.7218212104386452% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 163881 P/E Ratio 10.30497224924186 Market Cap 74152717304.1552 Dividend Yield 0.9254118082546733% Rev. per Employee 981769 More quote details and news » is aiming to buy back a large amount of its stock from the government, in a push that could make the U.S. a minority shareholder by the fall.
Energy Giants to Merge
Chicago Bridge & Iron cbi 1.2266112266112266% Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. N.V. U.S.: NYSE USD48.69 0.59 1.2266112266112266% /Date(1427490207329-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1918450 AFTER HOURS USD48.66 -0.03 -0.061614294516327786% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 32702 P/E Ratio 9.660714285714286 Market Cap 5284130838.51105 Dividend Yield 0.5750667488190594% Rev. per Employee 238510 More quote details and news » agreed to buy rival Shaw Group for $3 billion, creating one of the world's biggest energy-infrastructure companies. However, Chicago Bridge analysts gave the deal thumbs down, complaining about the hefty price tag and Shaw's lumpier results and inconsistent profitability.
Avon Probe Deepens
Federal prosecutors looking into a possible bribery of foreign officials by Avon Products avp -0.379746835443038% Avon Products Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD7.87 -0.03 -0.379746835443038% /Date(1427490030762-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6905832 AFTER HOURS USD7.87 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 358021 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 3421529764.39407 Dividend Yield 3.0495552731893265% Rev. per Employee 266608 More quote details and news » officials have asked to speak with former CEO and current chairman Andrea Jung, reports The Wall Street Journal. Avon opened talks with the Justice Dept. to discuss the probe.
Interpublic Jumps On Takeover Talk
French advertising agency Publicis Groupe pub.fr 0.2965682813161983% Publicis Groupe S.A. France: Paris EUR71.02 0.21 0.2965682813161983% /Date(1427499582000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1342643 P/E Ratio 21.764118833326226 Market Cap 15705966837.3066 Dividend Yield 1.2547016458897366% Rev. per Employee 115982 More quote details and news » reportedly is weighing a bid of $6 billion for U.S. rival Interpublic Group. ipg 1.3786764705882353% Interpublic Group of Cos. U.S.: NYSE USD22.06 0.3 1.3786764705882353% /Date(1427490272602-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4089366 AFTER HOURS USD21.9811 -0.0789 -0.35766092475067995% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 85613 P/E Ratio 19.182608695652174 Market Cap 9096197882.81457 Dividend Yield 2.175883952855848% Rev. per Employee 159011 More quote details and news » Shares of Interpublic soared.
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I am trying to pick lighting for my new kitchen. I will have recessed, under cabinet and pendants. Please let me know if any of this makes good lighting sense and what I should change.
Thanks in advance!
Most lighting designers will want to put the 5" cans over the edge of the counter top to prevent shadows. Many prefer to have two over the sink which is an area that requires high levels of illumination and two overlapping beams of light reduce the possibility that your hands or dishes will block the light. The general idea is to light up your work areas and let spill light take care of where you walk. However, you can do what you drew since you have under cabinet lighting. It is just not optimal. The location of the ceiling joists will have a major impact on where you put the lighting unless you are willing to re-frame the ceiling.


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I can't agree with you on everything. I dearly love Ron Paul and wish he were the nominee. Thus I am what you call a Paultard, but a Paultard with some sense. I guarantee you that Romney WILL suck, but less so than Obama. I'm unsure of Rand and am kind of unhappy with him; however, I am coming to an understanding of why he did some of what he did. E.g., support for Romney. The only reasons I feel I can support Romney are that its a vote away or to cancel out one for Obama and that if he becomes President and sucks then Ron Paul might be able to challenge him for the nomination in 4 years.
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Where to buy Grape Vines in Idaho
I live in Boise and I am looking to plant 3 more grape vines in my back yard next spring. I would really like to try out some of the California (European) varieties like Flame, Summer/Autumn Royal and Crimson Seedless, but I don't know where to get them. I realize that it is possible that a cold winter might kill them, but I want to try - global warming is on my side! I have found only a couple places on the internet that have them, but they won't ship to Idaho. Does anybody know a good nursery that might have these? Anybody have cuttings?
I'm not sure I can help you find a place to buy grapes. The state of Idaho places limits on where grapes can be brought in from. Due to certain pests like the grape phylloxera, these limits are very strict. You can contact the Idaho State Dept. of Agriculture for more information on getting grapes vines. You might also contact your Ada County Extension Office for help.
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Ive been married four years. The reason im here is to get some input. I have been reading alot of things on the internet trying to understand on how I should react to some of the things that are said to me. My husband was married for 31 years and his wife passed away in an accident. My husband said he was ready to get married again and now im not so sure. Althrough it maybe me im not sure thats why im here. He call me by his wifes name not alot maybe 7 times since we have been together. I tell myself be understanding they were together a lifetime. On a weekly basis I have to here him telling a secetary how he lost his wife and how he is trying to figure out all the paper work its been 5 years I have to here this so much that now i leave the room. He also is always saying that he doesnt no why it wasnt him and not her. I understand his loss and i am truly sorry . I was talking to a girl I had met and she was telling me that she had just gotten married and i told her how long I had been married and my husband over heard the conversation and walked over and said I was married before for 31 years and started telling her about the acciedent. I know this may sound like im looking into this to much but im living with it and i here it alot. I feel my husband is still greving and I understand but I also have feelings. He tells me he feels lost and cant seem to just get things going. I know he will never get over his loss. But dont my feelings count.
Howtohandle, have you ever had an honest talk with your husband about how his constant bringing up of his former wife upsets you so. Said to him exactly what you told us here. That he needs counseling also because it is not healthy for him to live in the past now that he has a new wife. I know as we get older most people don't want to be left alone. But living the rest of your life under the shadow of another would drive me crazy and I could not do it. NancyLouise
I feel for both of you. In fact, I am amazed he re-married as he is clearly "stuck" in his grief.
I second the counseling. Initially I would suggest he meet with someone who can assess his state of mind. Is he depressed? Then he needs grief work to help him resolve the unfinished business relating to the death of his first wife.
Once there's movement on those issues, then couples counseling may be in order.


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Sat. 7/20 12p: This year Creativity of Peace marks its tenth anniversary and Carol Boss talks with four young women from Palestine and Israel who are leaders at the organization's Summer Camp in northern New Mexico. The camp brings together high school girls from Israel and Palestine to live together for 3 weeks in Northern New Mexico. The young women of Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths participate in a program aimed at preparing the next generation of female leaders and peacemakers in their countries.


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"Good people drink good beer."
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Skullcrusher, you are evil, sick, demented, twisted- and my hero!
Just curious, where does the OP draw the line?
Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once its realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy.
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"If you think we are free today, you know nothing about tyranny and even less about freedom."
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I don't think I should be allowed to have WMDs, just my opinion, but I'm up for just about anything else. Since I'm talking about an ideal situation, (hypothetical) lets make this nation wide too. I'm a US citizen first, I just happen to live in a state second.
How as an American can my legal weapon in one state, be illegal in another. Never could figure that one out? Too much power to the little old ladies and weenies in control of places like Ca. I've always wanted to pick up an old pig to play with, sorta liked them when I had to use one, the older I get the more I want one. Can't have one in my state, I can in the state next door, WHY!!??
I'd say if you can push, pull, drag, fly, carry or drive it to the Knob Creek shoot, it should be legal anywhere in this country with no more paperwork than a .22 pistol.
It'll never happen, but wouldn't it be nice to have one of these just down the street!
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Assessing the credibility of a target zone: Evidence from the EMS
In this paper we provide some new evidence on the credibility of the ERM. Our paper differs from the previous literature in three main respects. First, its main contribution is the use of several credibility indicators, some of them never been applied before to all the currencies under study. This allows to strengthen the results obtained in this paper. Second, we analyse a longer period than that considered in previous studies, covering the complete EMS history. Third, we have carried out a simple comparison of the prediction qualities of the different indicators, in order to explore their ability to capture the main ERM events. Our results suggest credibility gains for most of the currencies before the monetary turmoil in 1992, followed by generalised credibility losses. After the widening of the fluctuation bands, there is evidence of a gradual improvement in credibility. Finally, the marginal credibility measure seems to be the best credibility indicator to capture the main events in the EMS history.
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Well, finally....here it is! ha Finally got photobucket to work. Kept saying the pics were downloaded, but they weren't there.
Ok, got this sign and 2 others at the TS for 50 cents each so there will be more projects to come using those. The bottom part it metal and was a little hard to paint on even after I spray painted it first. This pattern is one by Renee Mullins from the book Plum Purdy Frosty Friends. I think Luvs may have painted him before?? In the book the bear is holding the welcome sign so I just changed it around a little to fit my project. Of course I noticed in the picture that I forgot to do the line work around his scarf and shirt. Went back and did that, but you are getting the without picture cause it took me so long to get those downloaded, I'm not gonna try it again. ha Anyway, hope you enjoy my project since I kept you hanging waiting for it for so long. ha
This may go to my brother?? Not sure yet. I'll hang it up and when he comes to visit if he says anything about it I'll just give it to him. ha ~Anj
Your bear was worth the wait. Beautiful job painting and shading it. Can hardly wait to see your next projects with your grat buys at TS.
I think posting pictures is a great way to see what we've missed alright. I'm like you when it comes to finishing and reposting, not always gonna happen.
Your bear reminds me of Tonya Kennedy's painting. Wanna share details with us?
Yippee, you finally got Photobucket to work for you! Those signs were neat finds, looks like a good size and shape. Yes, I did use that pattern on my neighbor's tub she was throwing away. I really like Renee Mullin's designs too. I'd love to get a couple more of her books, I only have a couple now.
I've been seeing several bear items at the TS lately. Some were so neat that I was wishing I knew someone who was into bears that I could buy them for them. LOL
I know what you mean about seeing things you missed in the picture--I went back and fixed a couple of e's on my coffee mirror after I had posted the pic here too!
Thanks you guys. Glad ya'll liked him. Sorry it takes me forever to get any projects done. I will try harder to more done and posted. =)
This was my first time doing a black background. I really like it.
Luvs~ I was really excited when I found those signs at the TS! I think they originally came from Roberts Craft Store. They are pretty nice sized.
My brother is single and has a bunch of bears, elk, deer and fishing stuff in his house. Guess you could just say he has a wildlife theme going on. He keeps the taxidermist in business. ha Model ships and nautical things in his bedroom. He may or may not want the sign, but I thought it was cute and have been wanting to do it since you did your tub. I thought that was the one, but couldn't remember. I love Renee Mullins too so I'm sure we'll both be doing some of the same patterns as we go along...I'm sure you'll get to them before I do. ha
Thanks again everybody. ~Anj
It doesn't matter how often you can post but I always enjoy everthing you make. I for one want you to take care of loved ones first and then come and play after your done with that task. That being said, we all understant why you don't always have projects posted several times a week.haha
I have some of Renee Mullins books but don't grab them much when painting. This would be great in our cabin. We have alot of bears and other wildlife in there.
Let us know what DB thinks of this. Sounds like he is the almighty hunter. Maybe this is why he's single. He's to busy hunting the four legged deer instead of a 2 legged dear!
Anj.... I am retired with only my DH and myself to look after and I still don't have enough time to paint!!!!! Everyday there seems to be "something" that needs to be done beyond the general housekeeping. My very DH is not from the generation who thinks of helping with that area of our lives and you'd think with only the two of us housekeeping would be a snap...WRONG or I'm really doing something wrong.
Anyway, it is always a joy to see what you have created, so just keep them coming as you can.
Belle, I can totally relate--mine isn't from the generation that learned to pitch in and help with household chores either--but he is pretty easy going, never complains if something doesn't get done and will heat something up for himself if need be.
As for finishing projects, I sure seem to go in spurts! I get several things painted and posted then just seem to stall on getting on to the next ones. This week, I have little GD all week so my painting is more in the category of kiddie crafts. She decided that we should make our own colored leaves, so we collected some magnolia leaves and painted them pretty colors yesterday. Then she wrote her name on some with a gold paint pen. Gave one to my friend and another to a neighbor, then we made a "book" with the rest. She wrote the color on the paper and then we hot glued the leaf on it--this will be for Mom and Dad when they get back. I have some wooden cutouts that we will probably paint sometime this week too.
Guess what? We are getting a little bit of rain finally. We sure do need it--bet the trees love having the dirt and smog washed off finally! Punk, is your weather still cold or did it warm back up a bit?
Anj, I always enjoy seeing your projects--but mostly I just enjoy hearing from you OFTEN! I like hearing what's going on with your family, hearing your ideas for making gifts, or the classes you sometimes do--so please don't stay away just because you don't have a completed project, okay?
DH and I still went for our senior Tuesday at the movies--saw "Couples Retreat" (I think that's the name) It was a cute show with beautiful scenery and happy endings. ;o)
Gotta go by the grocery store and then go get the little one. She is so fun and full of energy--and I love all those hugs and kisses! ;o)


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Pursuing peace this Christmas: A lesson from WWI
World War I was thought to be the 'war to end all wars'. It was a bloody conflict that dragged on for years. Both sides were entrenched in the mud and blood across Central Europe in a stale-mate. Between the trenches lay 'no man's land.' When either side called their boys to charge, it was a death sentence. The charging soldiers who emerged from the safety of their trenches would be mowed down like fresh blades of grass by enemy machine-gun fire. From 1914 to 1918, 9 million soldiers and 7 million civilians died.
One cold winter's night early in the war the guns fell silent. In late December 1914, young men emerged from the trenches and greeted each other. The Allies and Germans met in 'no man's land' in an unofficial truce. It was a Christmas ceasefire where men of goodwill but of opposing politics and heritage met in the most dangerous place in the world at the time, 'no man's land.' [Read more…]
The real question behind Thanksgiving
The other day a friend casually ask me, "What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?"
I was caught by surprise by the question. Not because I couldn't think of anything to be thankful for but, I was struck by another question that emerged in my mind. I must have appeared dazed to my kindly questioner because their smile turned into a puzzled look.
As my mind was flooded with memories, I stood paralyzed in thought and completely overwhelmed. The words left my lips as I mumbled, "Where do I begin?"
Thanksgiving is tomorrow. If you are on Facebook or Twitter, you've already noticed Thanksgiving themed posts streaming from the news feeds. Thanksgiving is taking over! In the midst of the turkey, stuffing, Black Friday and football, I think I found the real question behind Thanksgiving. [Read more…]
The Power of Humility
My job is pretty awesome. I get to work with great leaders all day, everyday. Most of whom you will never hear of because they are not famous. However, they are leading effectively and having an impact in the lives of others. They demonstrate the power of humility.
I have had the privilege of meeting some pretty spectacular leaders in my life. Some are well-known around the world while others are only known by a few. It makes no difference whether they are a celebrity or not. Popularity is not important to me, humility is important. Humility is the fulcrum of great leadership. Hubris is fatal to leadership. [Read more…]
Evidence of a transformed life
I've struggled with a lot of things that controlled my life. Whether is was drinking, smoking, drugs or my desire to pursue selfish pleasure, I found myself under the control of these things. When something controls our desires and motivations, we are essentially in bondage to that desire. Many times we're not even aware that we're in bondage.
I found that a quick examination of my thoughts and fears reveal what has control over me. It requires complete honesty and transparency. [Read more…]
How you 'feel' about your situation does not change reality
If it is raining outside, how you 'feel' about the rain won't stop it from raining. The reality of the rain cannot be changed by how you feel about it. If you refused to believe that it is raining outside, all you need to do is walk outside and you'll experience reality in the form of water falling from the sky.
How you 'feel' about your situation does not change the reality of it. When a person denies reality, they deny truth. When they deny truth, failure will be the outcome. Denying reality is the same as intentionally believing a lie. When one makes choices based on lies, reality will be the wall on which one breaks himself.
In the final analysis, failure is the only outcome when decisions are rooted in lies. Emotions don't always correspond with reality. Emotions are important but not as a primary driver in decision making.