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Two minutes from Saint Peter's square. lovely double room with nice view on the ancient city roofs and on Saint Peter's Dome in cosy shared apartment. The flat is shared with me the owner. I am an artist and tourist guide working in Rome after many years abroad. The apartment is therefore also an artist flat, full of my own art works.
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NOTE: the flat is located at the top floor of an historical palace, to reach it there is a staircase of four floors but no elevator.
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The flat is located at the top floor of ancient palace (4th floor) there is a staircase but no elevator. The flat is therefore difficult to reach for any person having serious problems in climbing steps.
Thanks to Cristina we spend a wonderful journey in Rome. Her flat is big enough to be at ease, it is really clean, well organized: a definitely warm place to be. Cristina is a really good person, and a fine artist too. We can speak about anything with her. She is funny and very interesting. She was also really helpful: if you need something, she tries her best to find a solution. For example, she helped us to book a restaurant for the 31 december without any problem, she gave us information about what we should do or not. Her advices are really good ones since she is a tourist guide in Rome. We were really lucky to have her around for our stay. We will definitely try to go back in the future!! A GIANT THANKS Cristina (and Stephano ;) ) . Jeanne and Quentin
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Could not have asked for a better place to spend in Rome! The room is super sunny, adequately spacious, and the bathroom/kitchen/living area are all very clean and comfy. The Wifi works flawlessly. Location is perfect; it's very close to the Vatican and a short hop across the bridge for the center of Rome.
Cristina was one of the best hosts I've ever had. She was so eager to help, conversational, and spoke great English (haha). We even became friends and developed a relationship beyond just a host!
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Liebe Cristina,
vielen Dank für Deine tolle Unterkunft. Wir waren sehr zufrieden und können es nur weiter empfehlen.
Deine Wohnung ist wirklich sehr einladend und toll eingerichtet. Uns wird wohl immer in Erinnerung bleiben, dass man vom Bett aus den Petersdom sehen kann. Die Sonnenterrasse ist super.
Du bist eine tolle Gastgeberin, die immer einen guten Insider-Tipp parat hat und einem das Gefühl gibt, willkommen zu sein.
Wir kommen sehr gerne wieder.
Beste Grüße Torsten und Klaudia
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Allereerst werden wij heel hartelijk ontvangen door Cristina. Ze heeft ons prima informatie gegeven over hoe wij met openbaar vervoer bij haar appartement konden komen en hoe lang we daar over zouden doen. Ze heeft ons alles verteld over wat wij hoorden te weten over Rome. De buurt was ideaal. Veilig. Alles te belopen vanuit het appartement. Erg gezellig appartement met mooie kunstwerken van Cristina zelf en geweldig uitzicht op St. Pieter. Cristina respecteert je privacy, maar is ook erg behulpzaam! Weet veel te vertellen over Rome zelf. Al met al een voor ons geweldige locatie, vier trappen hoog, erg italiaans. Je proeft echt het italiaanse leven! Wij komen zeker een keer terug!
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A data packet structure capable of efficiently propagating a payload through a multi-user, digital video distribution system. The system is capable of delivering multimedia data (video and audio information) using the Moving Picture Expert Group (MPEG) packets as payload within a unique packet structure. The packet structure enables routing of the packets through a variety of network topologies. Specifically, the packet structure comprises a packet header, a routing information field, a private data field, digital data payload, and an error correction code field. Such a packet structure enables the network to deliver digital video through a point-to-point, star, ring, dual ring, and other network topologies to a user that is identified in the routine information field.
1. A data packet transmitting video information in a communications network comprising:
a header portion comprising:
a packet synchronization field;
a header field comprising a packet type sub-field providing indicia of a type of payload, and a continuity counter;
a private data field associated with application specific data for facilitating payload handling; and
a destination address field comprising a stream number sub-field to identify a data stream being sent to a node in the communications network and a node-identification sub-field capable of providing an address for a node in the communications network;
a payload portion comprising digital video information or internet protocol data; and
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8. A data packet transmitting video information in a communications network comprising:
a header portion comprising:
a packet synchronization field;
a header field comprising a packet type sub-field providing indicia of a type of payload, and a continuity counter;
a private data field associated with one or more identification codes that are associated with specific programs being transported in the packet;
a destination address field;
a payload portion comprising:
digital video information or internet protocol data; and
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This application is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/458,339, filed Dec. 10, 1999, currently allowed, which application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/127,336 filed Apr. 1, 1999, which applications are herein incorporated by reference; and this application contains subject matter that is related to the disclosure in U.S. Pat. No. 6,639,896, issued Oct. 28, 2003, which is herein incorporated by reference.
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The invention relates to digital information distribution systems and, more particularly, the invention relates to a data packet structure for routing digital information through a multi-user network.
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Digital information, including digital video, can be distributed through networks that utilize asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and packet over SONET. However, both of these types of data distribution systems are not cost effective for providing digital video distribution and require significant bandwidth overhead for each respective packet format plus configuration and control overhead for the network. A more efficient network solution for simplex, point-to-point transmission and delivery of Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) packets is known as DVB-ASI (Digital Video Broadcast/Asynchronous Serial Interface). DVB-ASI is described in European Standard EN 50083 entitled �Cable Distribution System for Television, Sound, and Interactive Multimedia Signals�, March 1997. This specification defines a protocol for distributing digital video in the form of MPEG packets at a rate of 270 Mbps. The actual data carriage under this protocol is 216 Mbps. Although the DVB-ASI protocol is well suited for simplex, point-to-point communications, a system based on this protocol is not capable of supporting high speed data transmissions that are necessary for multi-user digital video distribution systems. Furthermore, because of the limited data carrying capability, the DVB-ASI protocol does not efficiently utilize the bandwidth that is available for optical fiber based systems, i.e., a bandwidth that exceeds 1 Gbps.
Therefore, there is a need in the art for a protocol for multi-user, digital information distribution system that provides high speed transmissions, e.g., more than a gigabit per second, in conjunction with a low overhead.
The disadvantages associated with the prior art are overcome by a data packet structure capable of efficiently propagating a payload through a multiple source, multiple sink digital information distribution system. The system is capable of delivering multimedia data (video and audio information) using the Moving Picture Expert Group (MPEG-2) transport packets as payload within a unique packet structure. This same packet structure is used to carry data, such as internet protocol data. The packet structure enables routing of the packets through a variety of network topologies. Specifically, the packet structure comprises a packet header, a destination address field, a private data field, digital information payload, and an error correction code field. Such a packet structure enables the network to deliver digital information through a point-to-point, star, ring, dual ring, and other network topologies to a user that is identified in the routine information field.
The teachings of the present invention can be readily understood by considering the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
To facilitate understanding, identical reference numerals have been used, where possible to designate identical elements that are common to the figures.
The present invention extends the existing DVB-ASI protocol to improve the transmission bit rate, support duplex communications, support multipoint-to-multipoint communications, provide a flexible packet structure that can support packet routing or packet switching network architectures, and enable a variety of network topologies to be used for multiple source, multiple sink data distribution. The present invention comprises a packet structure 100 as shown in
This packet structure facilitates high bandwidth data streaming of constant bit rate (CBR), variable bit rate (VBR) and undefined bit rate (UBR) data. CBR data is typically used for audio and video, VBR data can be used for video to take advantage of the compression of movies such that certain scenes are compressed more or less than other scenes, and UBR data is used for internet protocol (IP) data. For each of these data types, the packet structure can be used to implement quality of service such that the network can simultaneously handle various types of services and adapt the services in response to network congestion. For example, if the network is congested to a point where CBR can not be guaranteed to each user, the packet structure can be used to send data in a UBR manner and video in a CBR manner. As such, using a quality of service technique, certain services can be guaranteed a particular bandwidth for a particular connection.
The packet structure is typically transmitted through a network in a serial format, then the packet is converted into a parallel format upon being received at a network node. The two formats have identical fields; however, in the parallel format an IDLE character field 101 is removed from the serial packet format.
The packet structure 100 of both the serial and parallel formatted packets comprises a payload portion 102, a header portion 104 and a trailer portion 106. The payload portion 102 is 188 bytes in length to accommodate an MPEG-2 transport packet. Within the 188 bytes are 4 bytes of header information 116 and 184 bytes of MPEG data 118. There are 12 bytes of information in the header portion 104 and 4 bytes that are placed as an extended trailer portion 120. To handle errors in transmission the trailer portion 120 comprises a 4 byte cyclical redundant code (CRC) field. The CRC value is used for error detection and correction.
An IDLE or comma character (defined as the K28.5 character according to the 8B/10B encoding specification) appears in the IDLE field 101 in front of every packet. The field is only present in the serial packet format. These comma characters are used by the network nodes to obtain the frame boundary locations of the packets. A minimum of two comma characters is required by the DVB-ASI specification. At least four comma characters are transmitted between each packet initially because hardware requires four consecutive comma characters to obtain initial synchronization. In the event that synchronization is lost (due to a cable being temporarily disconnected for example), the use of four comma characters allows resynchronization to occur within one packet time. More efficient use of bandwidth can occur by inserting comma codes less frequently than before each packet. The cost of less frequent comma codes is that, upon synchronization loss, the network will require more MPEG packets to be lost (not routed properly) while the network nodes await enough comma codes to resynchronize.
The header portion 104 comprises a 1 byte sync field 108, a 3 byte packet header 110, a 4 byte destination address field 112, and a 4 byte private data field 114. The sync field 108 is one byte in length and has a value that facilitates packet synchronization.
The packet header 110 provides synchronization information that is used by routing switches in the network nodes to route the packet and by a depacketizer at a user's location to extract the payload information from the packet 100. The packet header field 110 is composed of three bytes as shown in
The packet type sub-field 200 is used to distinguish between different types of payload contained with the packet 100. The types of packets include data packets carrying real-time MPEG data, data packets carrying MPEG data using flow control, IP packets, in-band message packets, and reserved values.
The data packets for real-time MPEG data contain MPEG data for real-time streams. No flow control or throttling of the data is defined in the protocol for real-time MPEG streams, thus any errors in transmission will result in a packet being dropped at the user equipment. This is deemed necessary for streaming video and audio. The packet type field equals 16(0�10).
The data packets carrying MPEG data with flow control contain MPEG data being routed through the network using some type of flow control performed by software at a higher level. This is performed for content introduction or content migration (i.e., movement of video content from one video server to another). In these situations it is very important to be able to recognize if a packet(s) has been dropped somewhere in the network. Since this data is being written to disk, e.g., for many iterations of subsequent playing of this locally stored movie, the network must be able to guarantee that all the data actually arrived at the destination.
Internet protocol (IP) data that is formatted into the payload portion 102 is identified because some nodes might process these packets differently. For instance, a routing switch has the ability to transfer IP packets through the in-band port when bandwidth is available on the port, i.e., no data packets are being transferred. In one embodiment of the invention, the IP packet is contained within the 184 byte data field 118 of the MPEG data packet while an MPEG header 116 remains before the data. This form of payload, an MPEG header plus IP data is referred to as IP over MPEG. In alternative embodiment of the invention, the entire payload portion 104 carries IP data, i.e., 188 bytes of IP data. Within the routing switch the switch controller processor will be responsible for formatting a single IP packet into multiple payload portions 102. For IP packet transmission, the IP packets are encapsulated using LLC/SNAP encapsulation and the encapsulated packets are than segmented into payload portion sized packets for insertion into the payload portion 118 of the MPEG packet 102. The packet type field will equal 18 (0�12).
Special messages that require low latency between nodes are sent through an in-band connection. Examples are user migration messages, timestamp synchronization messages, �ping� messages, etc. These are used when a message does not need to incur the overhead or processing power required for IP messages. The packet type field is in the range between 128 (0�80) and 191 (0�BF).
Packets with a packet type sub-field between 0 and 15 and from 192 to 254 are reserved for future use.
The private data field 114 (a reserved vendor specific field) contains application specific data that facilitates payload handling. For example, in a video distribution system, the private data identifies the title identification codes (TIC) that are associated with specific programs being transported in the payload portion 104. The title identification code (TIC) field 114 is used to perform stream integrity checking on a packet-by-packet basis for data packets only. At some nodes within the system, when a data packet is received, the received TIC is compared to the expected TIC to verify that the correct content is being received. The expected TIC is stored in a lookup table that is indexed by the destination address from the received packet. When the TIC stored in the table matches the received TIC, then the packet has been received correctly, otherwise, an error has occurred and the packet needs to be removed from the stream. For non-data packets such as IP packets or in-band messages, this field will be reserved for future use. A possible use would be to store the source address of the packet.
The node ID sub-field 304 is a 16-bit identifier that provides a unique address for every node in the system. This allows for a maximum of 65,536 different nodes to exist within a network. A packet's node ID will be examined by a node in the network to determine if the received packet is intended to be processed by that node. If the node ID field in the packet does not match the node's own node ID contained in memory then the packet needs to be routed to another node. When this is the case, the received node ID accesses a lookup table that provides the routing information and any other associated data for that packet.
When the received node ID field does match the node's own node ID, then the packet is intended to be removed from the network and processed by that node. The stream number sub-field 302 which is described below, is then used to index a table to provide information specific to that particular stream.
The node ID for a particular node in the network is assigned when the node initially logs onto the system. When a device is first powered up, it must make its presence known to the network so that the device can receive a node ID. Once it receives its node ID, the device can then communicate with other devices on the network.
The stream number subfield 302 is a 12-bit identifier that is assigned by the destination node to uniquely identify a data stream being sent to that node. This allows for a maximum of 4096 streams to be processed by any individual node. This field is used in conjunction with the node ID to uniquely identify a packet in the network.
When using the packet structure 100 in a switched network, such as an ATM-like network, the destination address field 112 carries information that is used to define a virtual path identifier and/or a virtual channel identifier. As such, the destination address field information facilitates routing of the packet through a plurality of switches that form the network.
The MPEG data field 118 contains the encoded MPEG-2 transport stream that is being delivered to the destination node. For non-data packets such as IP packets, the IP packets are encapsulated and divided into multiple payload portions 102.
For IP packet transmission, the IP packets are encapsulated using LLC/SNAP encapsulation and the encapsulated packets are then segmented into payload portion sized packets for insertion into the payload portion 102 of the packet 100. These reformatted IP packets are inserted at the origination switch in place of null packets. The destination field information used for these packets is used to route the IP data through the network. At the destination end, the last switch extracts the data carrying packets and reassembles them back to IP packets. A virtual LAN concept is supported by IP packets that are routed through the network in this manner.
In one embodiment of the inventive packet structure, the CRC-32 field 120 protects against bit errors being introduced within the network. A standard 32-bit Ethernet polynomial is used. The CRC is computed on all 200 bytes of the packet preceding the CRC. In alternative embodiments of the inventive packet structure, the trailing 4 byte field 120 forms a vendor specific field that may contain information used to support particular vendor equipment.
The low overhead MPEG-based transport packets and fixed length packets enable a very high data rate to be transmitted through such a dual, counter-rotating ring network 402. The data rates for such a system are greater than 1 gigabit per second.
The packet structure of
Although various embodiments which incorporate the teachings of the present invention have been shown and described in detail herein, those skilled in the art can readily devise many other varied embodiments that still incorporate these teachings.
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What to steal from the menswear shows: Loewe SS15
Jonathan Anderson's new-look Loewe has has rave reviews so far, with its reworked logo, ad campaign and SS15 menswear all giddily received by the critics. For spring-summer 2015, Anderson's inspiration came from pre-rave Ibiza references so it's heavy on rustic-looking but luxurious fabrics and simple, bohemian shapes (given Anderson's ultra-modern ambi-sexual treatment).
My standouts are the suede polo shirts, nappa biker jackets, soft suitcases and 'Meccano' Oxford shoes (which are on the site now). And I'm totally tying my scarves like this from now on…
Introducing: Éadaoin Ní Drisceoil
Love Éadaoin Ní Drisceoil's graduate collection, which I discovered on Instagram. Based on the Virgin Suicides, it picks up on the 'obsessions and passions that consume girls throughout the turbulent years of adolescence'. Translation: awkward layers, odd proportions and mismatched fabrics, not to mention ill at ease styling and an unhealthy fixation with pink. Continue reading
Editorial shoot: Mad Goofy Chica
What happens in Bristol stays in Bristol, as was the case on our West Country adventure with model-slash-dancer-slash-all-round-creative-entity, Arlie Osborne at Models 1. She showed us the sights – the street art, the waterways, the Clifton Suspension Bridge, oh and the best breakfast in the west (thank you Cafe Kino)…
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Dress, McQ pre-fall 14
Coat, Sandro menswear/// Top, M Missoni AW14/// Trousers, Alexander Lewis pre-fall 14
Jumper, ESK AW14
T-shirt, Lulu & Co AW14/// Skirt, M Missoni AW14
T-shirt, stylists own///Trousers, McQ pre-fall 14
T-shirt, stylist's own///Trousers, McQ pre-fall 14
Jumper, Jonathan Saunders Pre-fall 14/// Dress, Rag & Bone
Sweatshirt, Jonathan Saunders Menswear /// T-shirt, Lulu & Co///Skirt, Sandro/// Bracelet, Cornelia Webb AW14
Jumper, Jonathan Saunders Pre-fall 14/// Dress, Rag & Bone
Coat, Mackintosh AW14/// Dress, McQ AW14
Photography: Emma Miranda Moore
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Model: Arlie Osborne at Models 1
Quote of the day: The Cut
"l'm thinking of the other two people there that probably want to eat, while you tweak the lighting, and arrange your fringe bag. Just eat! Let them eat."
This story in The Cut on the staged reality of fashion Instagrammers made me laugh. Who hasn't held up an event while they snap the
canapes macarons for yet another Instagram peek into their so-called fabulous fashion life? It's no secret that Instagram life is our aspirational life, but I have to wonder, if everyone is posting the exact same version of faux-reality, is it time we moved on?
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If I were a magazine editor, I would be complaining that you can hardly see the clothes in these Queene & Belle look book pictures. But it's not just about the individual pieces, it's also about the mood and an aesthetic. So personally I'm all in favour of this lighthearted Scottish knitwear brand and its thrown-together styling…. Continue reading
Charles James: Beyond Fashion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Blouse, SportMax Code///T-shirt, LVC
Top, Michael Van Der Ham///Sweatshirt, vintage///Skirt, Rag & Bone
Top, Michael Van Der Ham///Sweatshirt, vintage///Skirt, Rag & Bone
Sweater, Paul Smith menswear/// Ring, Katie Rowland at The Shop At Bluebird
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Chedva Katz,
August 2, 2011 12:36 AM
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August 1, 2011 8:45 PM
about time videos about food and mentioning God gives it to us. got anymore chef food videos, bring em on. Really liked the video
August 1, 2011 3:17 PM
Great Salad!!
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August 1, 2011 11:03 AM
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What a great idea for this time of the year and the whole year around!
July 31, 2011 9:57 PM
Wow, looks like a great recipe!
Chana Tova,
July 31, 2011 11:46 AM
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dozens of people have eaten this pasta dish in front of me, unbeknownse I made it--and they went wild enjoying it. And Chef presents it with his holy manner.
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July 29, 2011 9:46 PM
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July 26, 2011 4:56 AM
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What a pleasure to see the secret behind Aish Hatorah's yeshiva students' happiness, finally out in the open! Go Chef Hershel.
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July 26, 2011 2:16 AM
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July 25, 2011 9:01 AM
no check cilantro
If you buy cilantro or any other greens (parsley, dill, mint) that have been processed and pre-checked for bugs, you don't have to check. You should soak them in water with a drop of dish soap for about 15 minutes and then rinse thoroughly.
It is very difficult to check the above if they have been grown in the usual way. You should ask your rav what to do.
Healthy, delicious eating to all!
July 28, 2011 5:44 PM
Read the Instructions
No need to soak and soap them unless the instructions say to do so!
July 24, 2011 6:40 PM
Too much!
Too spicy: pepper, cilantro and soy sauce, which is salty! It does sounds low calorie, but it could use some protein, chopped egg whites, added.
July 25, 2011 8:58 AM
pepper=red bell pepper which is the opposite of spicy (AKA sweet).
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partly right, partly wrong
You're right: improvising is better than complaining. But won't it be better to give this advice in a positive -rather than negative- way?
July 24, 2011 3:14 PM
You mention to check the pepper, but doesn't cilantro need checking too?
July 24, 2011 1:13 PM
Great video
Looks delicious!
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I'm very happy to be doing recipes for Aish.com. Thank you to Nechemia Coopersmith, Hersh Seibert, Channa Tova Sokol and Yischa Schechter for making it possible. Very nice video if I do say so myself
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Andrea Hanson scored three goals and Erin Booth had a goal and three assists to power the Bemidji girls soccer team to a 6-1 home victory over Little Falls Friday in the season opener. BHS resumes its schedule 1 p.m. today at Walker-Hackensack-Akeley and Tuesday it will visit Moorhead. "Offensively we dominated and we were able to manufacture many good shots," said Jacks coach Kelly Schoonover.
The Bemidji volleyball team overcame the loss of power hitter Jess Yost Friday to outlast Perham 3-2 in the season opener at Perham. Only three points into the match Yost sustained a high ankle sprain and she spent the rest of the night on the sidelines. Her teammates, however, were able to hang on for a 25-15, 30-28, 16-25, 17-25, 16-14 marathon victory. "It was an amazing match," said BHS coach Teresa Colligan.
The Bemidji High School soccer teams will enjoy the home spotlight today when they host Little Falls in a varsity doubleheader. The girls will open the day with a 4 p.m.
The competitive fall sports seasons at Bemidji High School officially began Monday when the girls tennis team captured second place at the eight-team Pine City tournament. BHS scored 24 team points and trailed only Blake which had 31. Mounds Park Academy placed third with 22 and Staples-Motley tied with Rochester Lourdes for fourth with 18. Trailing the pack were Litchfield with 17, Holy Family Catholic with 12 and Pine City with five. The tennis team will be in action again Saturday at the Crookston Invitational.
Despite having only one week of practice the Bemidji girls tennis team impressed its coach Monday at the Pine City Invitational. "It was a long day but the girls played very well," said Lumberjacks coach Mark Fodness. "The format was a best-of-three with no adds and a tie-breaker for the third set.
Ralph Lovering remembers scoring his only goal as a member of the Bemidji Lumberjacks boys hockey team. "We were in Hallock when I did it. We weren't supposed to win that game but we did by a goal." Lovering was reminiscing with Jim Smalley about that 1964-65 season Saturday morning at the BHS gymnasium lobby.
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just my inspiration of the none stop rain we are getting and dreaming I was on a beautiful coast line witnessing a sunset.
This is awesome work, linmarie. I love the storm cloud with what looks like a sunset in the background. x
thanks so much Lori,, happy you enjoy it,, I am not real happy with it, but my heart was in the idea of the storm,, will get better with practice,, peace and love linmarie
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Linmarie, my ocean challenge opened today…make sure you get in..20.00 and a avatar for the month of aug..okey dokey
Sherri Hugs peace love and good luck..:)
thanks so much Sherri for your comment and the notice about the challenge,, I did enter it,, have a wonderful day my friend, peace and love linmarie
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Love the colors in this & I can feel the pouring rain. Like you, We've sure had our share here of late. :(
I know when is it going to stop?????? WE are planning to go camping this wkend with our new camper and I hope for sunshine,, thanks for your lovely comment on this,, lets pray together for some sun,, peace and love linmarie
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Awesome painting!! Love the stormy clouds and beautiful sunset behind it. It is very symbolic in its nature. … I'll add my two cents worth to the clear weather prayer for this weekend. Expect the best!
ahhhhhhhhhhh,, thanks JR,, for the lovely comment on the painting and the prayer for sunshine this weekend,, I pray too, this painting finds you in good health and spirit my friend, peace and love linmarie
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhh,, this group rocks!!!!!! thanks so very much for my feature on this painting, peace and love linmarie
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Just LOVE these Stormy pictures……the Colours are wonderful just Love the whole Picture…..soo well done…….hugs…
ahhhhhhhhhh,, thanks my sweet friend,, I so appreciate your view and comments,, peace and love linmarie
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well done great colour !!LIZ
thanks so very much LIZ,, PEACE AND LOVE LINMARIE
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Lovely!! . . .
THANKS SO MUCH Hugh,, appreciate your comment, peace and love linmarie
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This is beautiful honey, you make me want to be there! … now you said there is non stop rain somewhere … please send some our way … and Id be happy to send you some of this sun :) :) My favirote thing to do is to walk in the rain on a cool evening night … :) Crazy a lil maybe …. but it is calming …Hope all is well with you my friend hugs and love sent your way xoxoxoxooxxo
ohhhhhhhhhhh,, my heart is full just hearing from you,, and thanks sister for the lovely comment, peace and love linmarie, happy fourth of July!!!
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Beautiful choice of colors! Love the mysterious feel here!
ohhhhhhh,, ,thanks alot Pamela,, what a lovely thing to say, peace and love linmarie
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I know I can buy a product I can spray to make combing tangled hair easier, but is there a basic thing I can do with household ingredients? I'm thinking it's probably just diluted conditioner? Is that ok to spray in if we don't wash her hair often, or is conditioner going to make her hair nasty and dirt-attracting?
Is her hair curly or straight? Dry or oily or "normal"?
In general, leave-in conditioners do attract dirt and oils and such and are best for those who wash their hair daily or every other day.
Someone else will have to advise you on actual products, but I can help with other techniques to tame the tangles once I know the type of hair (see first two questions).
I have a spray bottle with plain water for detangling my DD's hair. I tried a couple commercial products and varying amounts of diluted conditioner and the water works the best for us.
Is her hair curly or straight? Dry or oily or "normal"?
In general, leave-in conditioners do attract dirt and oils and such and are best for those who wash their hair daily or every other day.
Someone else will have to advise you on actual products, but I can help with other techniques to tame the tangles once I know the type of hair (see first two questions).
Straight and very fine. Until a year or so ago, it never even tangled, but now it tangles A LOT when she's sleeping. I assume her hair is "normal" - it sure isn't oily but I don't think it's dry. If it's not normal than it's dry, though - I've been told I have dry hair so it seems normal to me maybe. We wash weekly - after her swim class.
I've not had a lot of luck with plain water to ease the detangling session. When I put conditioner in her hair (in the bath), I brush through it with the conditioner still in there, and then rinse after - MUCH easier. But it's still a pain between washes. Not dirty, not oily, just tangled from tossing back and forth on her pillow at night.
When my DD was younger, her hair was just like you are describing! When camping, I would braid it and that solved all kinds of issues.
The good news is her hair has gotten thicker as she has gotten older and the tangling nightmare is just a bit of annoyance at this point. Whew!
I need to go get her now from school, but I will come back to share some other things we did to ease the tangles.
I am back. We walk and it is a lovely day here, so we took the long way (via the library).
Anyway... I used to think my DD's hair tangled just from her breathing; it was always tangled -- even right after brushing it! The best solution I found was to keep it up and on the short side. Not too short or it couldn't be pulled up. Headbands, ponytails, pigtails, braids (one, two, regular, French), etc. The only thing we didn't do was barrettes. Those seemed to create a mess of their own and caused too many tears.
What also helped immensely was learning some new brushing techniques. My DH actually helped a lot in this regard and he was just winging it. LOL Trying out different types of brushes may help, too. Friends were forever giving us new brushes as gifts for a few years there. LOL
I used conditioner exactly as you described above. DD still does this now. She showers and washes her hair 2-3 times a week. Using enough conditioner is important and you also cannot use too much. Play with the amount to see what works best.
Something I discovered in an odd way was rubbing one drop of lavender essential oil between my palms and then lightly running my hands all over her hair (following the natural way it grows). I was then putting it up in a ponytail for lice prevention during an outbreak in her K class, but it stayed tangle-free a lot longer than usual. (She never got lice, either, as a side note.)
Best wishes!
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Catching up with some year end movie awards here. And if you're looking for these to help you see a consensus forming as to 2011′s "best" film, or even the likely Oscar winners, don't strain your eyes; the past 12 months in filmdom seemed to have provided something for everyone. L.A. Film Critics (And these guys […] [Read More]
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The votes have been tallied and the results are in. Your "Ebenezer Scrooge" of choice put a little love in his heart thanks to visits from a motley crew of ghosts. Not to mention a well-placed toaster. Plus, you get a New York Doll, an Olympic gymnast and a Bobcat. That's right, you have chosen as your […] [Read More]
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on Feb 20, 2008 at 2:49 pm
I feel for the neighbors in this scenario. One never knows who it is who lives in the same street as you. Rather than trusting our neighbors, I hope that we don't have to live in fear in this community.
a resident of Ventura
on Feb 20, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Why this rush to judge? I love trusting my neighbors. I am of course distressed that this happens, but it does not make me fear this community.
We have had block parties on our street for the past 15 years, we have trick or treaters from all over Ventura Neighborhood each Halloween, we have neighborhood meetings, and an email contact list to stay in touch. My neighbors take in my mail, sign for packages that come when I am not there, say hi to my kids when they are out on their bikes, and feed my cat when I am gone. They are great neighbors.
Of course if you get hundreds of folks living in the same neighborhood, there might be a bad neighbor, or someone's relative or friend that made some bad decisions but I don't think it makes a bad community.
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I am so tired that I can't sleep, so here am I.
My friends and I were supposed to head across the causeway for a year-end retreat, and were really looking forward to it, but we had to cancel it at the last minute because of the flood situation there.
We were all pretty bummed about it, but quick-thinking Joan drummed up other plans, and that was how the
few four of us ended up staying at W Hotel at Sentosa.
Since we didn't have a gift exchange session for Christmas like we usually did in past years, we decided to have it at the hotel as a way of welcoming the new year.
These were the conditions for the gift exchange:
1) It has to be handmade
2) It has to come with a handwritten note of at least 100 words
The rules were not written in stone of course, and we ended up getting some really surprising gifts. More on that later.
So we checked in on New Year's Eve, and of course, everyone was in a celebratory mood.
Here are some pictures that I had to edit to death because the Singaporean weather was having its mood swings as usual:
This is the lobby of the hotel.
View of the pool from the hotel's lobby. This is really one of the nicest pools I've seen in a hotel. Apart from being big and spacious, it had floating bean bags in it! The water was also not heavily chlorinated, so we could swim quite comfortably without melting our eyes.
View of Sentosa Cove from the room.
Here comes the fun part: the gift exchange! I baked a glass jar full of brownies for everyone, and we each got back really cool stuff (chocolate flavoured popcorns, a sunflower potting kit as a joke, among other things). The best among them all were our handwritten notes to each other. I wrote mine simply on pink slips of paper, but a lot of sincere thought went into them. :)
After a good swim in the evening, we returned to our room to wash up, and headed to Vivocity on the mainland for a Hotpot dinner. We rushed back right after dinner to just slack and chill by the pool side, before we headed back to our rooms to countdown to the new year, and popped some champagne at the stroke of midnight. The rest of the night was spent watching a Bigbang Concert on TV (they had come to Singapore to perform at the New Year's Countdown event).
It was during this time that I excused myself to the loo, and when I came back outside, this happened:
A surprise birthday celebration for me! Well my birthday is still a few days away, but this was an advanced birthday celebration for me. Still feeling very touched by this impromptu celebration, so let me take a moment to touch my heart.
Ok done.
We turned in at 2am, and only woke up at 10am the following morning, and spent an entire morning making fun of Ama's snoring and weird moaning sounds she made during the night.
After the usual morning business, we headed down to the pool, and stayed past check-out. Ama decided to chill by the pool, while the rest of us were having a jolly good time swimming and grabbing ourselves a floating bean bag so that we could lie on them while floating about the pool.
W Hotel's pool, taken while I was taking a short break from swimming.
All the swimming has made my body ache all over, and even though I wanna sleep it off so badly, I can't, and now, I am wide awake. Nonetheless, it was a good way to begin the new year, by doing some healthy activity, very unlike me, but we all have to start somewhere. I hope to make mine a habit, no promises of course.
This year, I've decided to forgo resolutions, because really, I never follow them. I can't even be bothered to revisit last year's resolutions, and I don't feel a wee bit bad about it. 2014 pretty much sucked anyway.
This year, I wish happiness and success for everyone. Keep eating and do everything that makes you happy!
Happy New Year everyone! :)


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I am the proverbial "Midwest farmer's daughter." After high school and some college, I worked as an executive secretary for many years, and also as a caseline mechanic at an Army ammunition plant.
For the past 15 years though, I have worked as a contract court reporter and transcriptionist for various governmental hearings including the National Labor Relations Board, Merit Systems Protection Board, EEOC, NTSB, FAB, and a whole lot of other alphabet-soup acronyms. I travel throughout the west and midwest covering hearings quite a bit, but am fortunate enough to also be able to work from home about half of the time, doing transcription work, also allowing me time to spend time caring for my grandchildren.
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My avocation though is my volunteer work as a Hunter Ed Instructor for the Missouri Department of Conservation for the past 19 years, teaching over 200 10-hour+ classes. I was the first female (and 6th overall) to receive Lifetime Achievement recognition. I am also an NRA instructor in numerous disciplines, and concentrate my efforts to working with youth shooting programs and introducing women to shooting sports, through programs such as 4H, Boy Scouts, Becoming an Outdoors Woman, and NWTF's Women in the Outdoors. I also work with various managed hunts that are put on in our state for youth and women.
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