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I'm so close I can almost taste it! The Gansey Wristers that I started the day before Thanksgiving are just 10 rows from being done!
In case you were wondering, that's where I've been. Working (at a pace so slow that snails look like Formula 1 cars) on these mitts. I told myself no new projects, no cross stitching, no working on crochet, and no letting myself be distracted by anything I could use to procrastinate.
It's not that I dislike the pattern. I really do like it. I enjoy the yarn I'm working with. The needle size is the range I'm most comfortable with (between 1 and 4) so that's not why. Much like trying to get my kids to clean their rooms, I'm just ready for the next shiny thing.
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Tipped by seemingly everyone at the start of the year, the five lads from Birmingham set about living up to such extravagant praise from the off whilst keeping their feet firmly on the ground. First stop was the recording of debut album, the gold certified 'Love It When I Feel Like This' in Wolverhampton with long term associate Gavin Monaghan eschewing the big studios to keep it real. Next stop was a hectic touring schedule that saw the bands fanbase explode and further saw the lads go to the people across the UK, a decision that has seen The Twang retain some of the most loyal and committed fans of the moment.
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Built around a cheeky sample of the bassline for Salt n Pepa's 'Push It' by Jon, 'Push The Ghosts' has been twisted a little to emphasise the dance floor nature of groove and come out as a sparkling floor filler for the winter months ahead. It seems even more appropriate given that this is a song about their ambitions for the band that it arrives to cap what has been for all five the best year of their lives. The single comes as a Double A with the band's praised re-interpretation of Bran Van 3000's 'Drinking In LA' for Radio One's 40th birthday celebrations.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Malevizi hotel in Ammoudara with free parking
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This family-friendly Malevizi hotel is located near the airport, within 3 mi (5 km) of Pankritio Stadium and Theodoros Vardinogiannis Stadium. Natural History Museum of Crete and Heraklion Archaeological Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Along with a bar/lounge, this smoke-free hotel has a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include outdoor tennis courts, coffee/tea in a common area, and concierge services.
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Dining options at the hotel include a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, an area shuttle within 400 meters is available to guests. This family-friendly hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and multilingual staff. Concierge services and a complimentary grocery shopping service can be provided. Onsite self parking is complimentary. Guests can use the outdoor pool at a partner property. A total renovation of this property was completed in April 2016.
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- Total number of rooms - 13
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- Number of floors - 1
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A complimentary grocery shopping service is offered and room service is available.
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include outdoor tennis courts.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Sailing nearby
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- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
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Minimum check-in age is 18
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A "Remember the Maine!" quilt from 1898 is the Artifact of the Month for February at the Kenosha History Center, 220 51st Place.
The armored cruiser USS Maine exploded and sank in a harbor in Havana, Cuba, on Feb. 15, 1898, killing 261 of the 355 on board. Cuba was revolting against Spanish rule at the time, and tensions between Spain and the U.S. were high.
The sinking — and inflammatory articles published in newspapers published by William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer — fueled furor against Spain (even though the explosion was later determined to be accidental, not an attack by Spain), which erupted in the slogan "Remember the Maine, to hell with Spain!" President William McKinley eventually asked Congress to declare war on Spain.
In Kenosha, the Woman's Club made made banners and demonstrated in what is today Library Park. On May 19, 1898, 500 gathered for a demonstration at Chicago Brass Co. in support of the war and to unfurl a 20-foot-long American flag.
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Raymond has had a few blogs about privacy policies lately. It has motivated me to write a little bit about a bad experience I am currently having through no fault of my own, although unlike Raymond I don't feel comfortable naming the particular company. After reading how negative this entry is, you'll understand why! Just consider this a general warning for how bad some of the web sites are out there, and always think twice (actually, even thinking once would be good enough) before typing your name and address into a web form.
The setup:
A few weeks ago, I received an email from a friend saying "Go to this web site and we'll both get free stuff."
"Yeah right," I say to myself, "TNSTAAFL."
So I cruise on over to the site anyway, just to see what kind of a scam they're trying to pull, and I go to the place that is supposed to tell me how my friend and I can get "fee stuff." Simple, the site says. It's a basic 3-step process:
- Sign up
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- Get free "stuff"
It also claims "No hidden costs!" which is in direct violation of the TNSTAAFL theorem. Hmmm, let's dig a little deeper, shall we…
The skinny:
First of all, unlike your average web site, "signing up" involves giving them your full name, postal address, and date of birth. (Remember they already know my e-mail address because my oh-so-helpful friend gave it to them). And of course you can't lie about your postal address, firstly because that would be dishonest and be grounds for them terminating your account, but perhaps more importantly (at least from their perspective) that's where they'll ship the free stuff too, so it makes no sense to lie.
OK, let's assume I'm crazy enough to give them this information (obviously I'm not, for reasons we'll get to in a moment). Step two, "tell friends," is a gross mischaracterisation of what has to happen next. What step two really involves (per their helpful FAQ) is you convincing five other friends to sign up. You don't just have to enter five email addresses into the system – oh no – you actually have to get five warm bodies to go to the site and "sign up" themselves (see comments on step one, above). And of course, to be on the safe side, you're going to put in more than five addresses, just in case some of your friends (like me!) are too smart to sign up, aren't you?
Hello! Can you spell "Pyramid Scheme"?
Now let's assume for the moment that you only convince four people to sign up. Oh, sorry about that. No free stuff for you! But they do have your PII (personally identifiable information — name and address) and that of four of your friends. And let's say that each of those friends got three people to sign up. That now makes 1 + 4 + 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 17 fresh names and addresses, for zero outlay on behalf of the web site. What a great business model! Maybe you should enter in some more names to increase your chances of getting people to sign up?
OK, so let's be optimistic and assume you got five "friends" (they won't be your friends much longer!!) to sign up. Let's move to step three, "get free stuff."
But wait!
You're missing the crucial (and conveniently "forgotten"-to-be-mentioned) step 2.5 – "Buy something from our advertising partners." Yes, that's right! Not only do yo have to scam five of your friends, but you have to purchase something from this web site's "advertising partners" in order to qualify for the "free stuff." Free isn't looking so good any more, now is it?
OK, OK, we'll pretend that you actually like one of these offers and are willing to shell out the cash on it to get your "free stuff" — what next? Well, sure, they'll ship you you're free stuff. BUT, it's only a voucher for the free stuff, it will take 6 to 8 weeks to get there, and it's only valid for one month. (One can only hope that the one-month time bomb starts ticking after that two-month delivery delay, but looking at the rest of the site I wouldn't put it past them…). Obviously I never got this far into the process, so who knows what other loopholes and dastardly schemes await you when you try to take advantage of one of their "special offers" — I can only imagine the horror.
So far, so… good? Maybe, I guess, if you really wanted that free stuff, didn't care about giving away your PII and that of your friends, and were going to purchase something from the advertising partners anyway. By the way, did I mention that the "free stuff" has a retail value of less than ten dollars? That's right, it's not even very good free stuff! (And you know that if the retail value is less than ten dollars, then the cost of buying vouchers at a wholesale discount is likely to be considerably less than ten dollars).
But the plot thickens. Not only does the site deceive you about the process of getting "free stuff," but they have the worst privacy policy I've ever seen (as Raymond says, all you have to do is disclose it; doesn't matter how bad it is!). Essentially the policy says (paraphrased):
We will rent or sell your PII (name, postal address, e-mail address, survey results, etc.) to any third party.
At least they don't mince their words! Gotta give them credit for being honest, I guess. They also have the usual stuff about tracking your progress around the site to provide targeted ads, but I am actually in favour of this — if you're going to bombard me with ads anyway, at least make them ones I might be interested in.
Then they have a bit about how they are opposed to spam, how it is strictly against their policy, yada yada yada, and yet by their very own admission (above) they are willing and able to give your PII (at a profit!) to other people who have no use for it other than to, uh, send you unsolicited junk mail (that would be spam, duh!). Plus I've received at least three or four "reminders" from this site to sign up, even though I don't want to, and I count that as spam. I can't just block the mail as junk, because they are sneaky enough to send it from my friend's address (gotta love the built-in spoofability of SMTP — imagine the flack we'd get if Microsoft ever invented such a horrible protocol!). I guess technically they could claim it's not spam since my friend "volunteered" the information (and thereby acted as a proxy for me), but it's still pretty shady.
In the end, it is user stupidity that lets this site succeed (yes, I'm calling my friend stupid in this regard. She knows 🙂 ). My friend simply got the invitation e-mail from one of her friends, clicked on the link, thought it was cool, filled in her name and address, and added the e-mail addresses of ten (not five, but ten!) of her friends to the site. Now she wishes she hadn't.
What this site gets is a list of people's names and addresses. It's a very valuable list, because not only does it contain your postal address (most spam lists on the internet — e.g. those from newsgroup trawlers — are limited to your e-mail address), but it is also highly targeted. Only those people interested in this particular type of free "stuff" would have signed up, so the list is pretty "clean" when it comes time to sell it to vendors of "stuff" who wish to spam you. It gets the list without breaking the law, because all users volunteer the information (including "leads" of new people to spam). It will rarely have to "pay out" to users, because nearly all of them won't meet the requirements. (Specifically, there will always be the "leaf nodes" at the edge of the pyramid who haven't signed up enough people yet, so at best (or worst) they only have to pay out 1 in 5 people, but it's likely to be a lot less frequent than that). To be fair (ha!), you can get "free stuff" without joining the pyramid scheme if you accept more offers from their "advertising partners", but that's not what they're advertising and it hardly qualifies as "free" in my book.
Even when the site does pay out, the value of the "stuff" is quite small. And the chances are that, just like mail-in rebates and other kinds of vouchers, most people never actually use them because either (i) they aren't in a situation to use the vouchers in the month before they expire, or (ii) they always forget the vouchers at times when they would be able to use them. I would bet that unclaimed vouchers cost the site nothing (except the original price of postage). Furthermore, the site probably gets advertising revenue and kickbacks from its partners, and gets to keep and market your PII in perpetuity.
One funny thing: The site's privacy policy says that you can opt-out of their database at any time by cancelling your account. Sounds like a good deal, yes? Not so fast, hotshot. Since the site can sell, rent, or market your information to any third party, they could conceivably "sell" it to themselves (under the guise of a separate entity, of course) as soon as you hit the "Submit" button on their registration form, so even if you immediately cancel your account (having realised it for the scam that it is) you are SOL (def: out of luck). The other site "bought" your PII and has no obligation to ever delete it!
My plea to you is: Don't do it! Always read the privacy policy of sites before you enter anything into them. Even then, you can only really trust the privacy policy if the site itself is reputable. One way to check if a site is "reputable" — albeit not a foolproof one — would be to see if they have an SLL certificate issued from someone like VeriSign (just go to their web site using an https prefix rather than http, and double-click on the lock that appears in your browser to view the certificate information). At least then they had to fork out some cash and give up their own PII in order to get the cert, so you can be fairly certain they're not complete fly-by-nighters.
Let's count the ways this site is bad:
- Sends e-mails from your friend's address, not from their web site address, so you can't block the spam
- Misleading invitation email (going to the site – and even signing up – isn't sufficient for either my friend or myself to get the free stuff)
- Blatant lie in the "No hidden costs" advertisement (unless of course you consider having to buy stuff from "advertising partners" and having your PII sold to all and sundry as a "benefit")
- Gross mischaracterisation of the process to getting "free stuff"
- Pyramid scheme. Need I say more? 🙂
- Incites users to add their friends to the "please spam me" list (OK, this is more the fault of clueless users than the web site itself, but it plays on people's gullibility, which is bad).
- Requires a purchase from an "advising partner" to quality for the free stuff. The site almost certainly gets a kick-back from this purchase
- More than likely also gathers ordinary advertising revenue from those same "partners"
- Ships ridiculously short time-limited vouchers of minimal value after an overly-long delivery delay
- Mathematically guaranteed that over 80% of their "users" will never actually qualify to receive the "free stuff" as advertised, even after giving away their PII (and the PII of their friends)
- Maintains the right to sell / rent / market all the PII to whoever they want, whenever they want. Theoretically you can never be removed from their database, even if you cancel your account
- They can simply decide to stop offering deals from their "advertising partners" at any point in time (thereby making it impossible for users to qualify for further "free stuff"), and live off the profits of their highly targeted e-mail and snail-mail marketing database
- Claims to have a policy against spam, when they send spam themselves and enabling other spammers is clearly part of their business model!
Bonus section:
If you read the privacy policy down to the end, it says (paraphrased):
We use awesome security measures to protect the loss, misuse and alteration of your PII.
Surely the missing "against" is a mere typo… or is it? (Cue spooky music, with thanks to Eric!)
It's not just me:
A quick Googling of this company reveals that it is mentioned on a well-known "urban legends" web site and their e-mail practices have come under question from other people before.
We already have enough criminals, spammers, credit card phishers, 419-scammers, fraudsters, and other all-round "bad people" ruining the internet for everyone else — don't voluntarily get yourself (and your friends) involved in web sites like this. Please, please, just take a second to think before you sign up for "free stuff" on the 'net.
…and I'm spent.


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Thomas Alexander Smith (September 3, 1850 – May 1, 1932) represented the 1st congressional district of Maryland in the United States House of Representatives from 1905 to 1907.
Smith was born near Greenwood, Delaware, and moved with his parents to Ridgely, Maryland, as a youth in 1856. He attended the public schools and Denton Academy, and taught school in Delaware, Maryland, and Michigan. He returned to Ridgely, where he was postmaster from August 4, 1885, to November 25, 1889. He engaged in the mercantile business, and was a member of the board of school commissioners for Caroline County, Maryland, from 1889 to 1893.
In 1894 and 1896, Smith served as a member of the Maryland State Senate, and was chief of the Maryland Bureau of Statistics and Information from 1900 to 1904. He was the first vice president of the National Association of Labor Statisticians in 1903 and 1904, and member of the board of State aid and charities in 1904 and 1905. He was one of the founders of the Bank of Ridgely, and served as its first president.
Smith was elected as a Democrat to Congress in 1904, serving the 1st Congressional district for one full term from March 4, 1905 to March 3, 1907, but was an unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1906. He later served as a delegate to the Farmers' National Congress of the United States held at Madison, Wisconsin, in 1908 and at Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1910. He was also land commissioner of Maryland from 1908 to 1912, internal revenue agent for the district of Maryland from January 1, 1920, to 1922. He died in Newark, Delaware, and is interred in Denton Cemetery.
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Science Week at Albury, Australia 2013
I was delighted when the organisers of the Border Stargaze and Science Fair invited Jason and myself to deliver 18 x 30 minute talks over three days to both public school students and high school students. I threw Jason in the Deep end and told him, it was his job to deliver the talks. We were also asked to fly a small balloon with just a tracking payload. It was designated sequentially in our UpLift series as UpLift-16. We were not planning on recovering the tracker, but with our record of recovery, it seems that we were destined to even get this one returned to us. That was mentioned in an earlier post. See: Australians Applying to CASA for a HAB Flight More on that later.
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Border Stargaze and Science Fair
The event is open to all ages, the wider community, schools and amateur astronomers. The Border Stargaze has grown over the past 7 years and with it the annual Science Fair. It is event such as these that have inspired individuals, groups, schools, the community and universities in our region.
|Monday, August 12 2013 till Sunday, September 8 2013. 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
|Albury, NSW, 2640
|Festival, Hands-on activity, Talk / Lecture
|Energy and transport, Environment and nature, Health and medical, Space and astronomy, Innovation and technology
Jason and I have HAM radio licenses and we use a HAM radio compliant tracker for these flights. We are amateur radio operators, (nick named HAMs). Jason got his foundation license at age 9 because he wanted to help with the radio systems that we use to communicate. His license is not high enough to use the APRS (digital) systems, but I have a "full" license that allows me to use the systems. My call-sign is VK2URB and Jason's is VK2FJAB. You can look up your local club on the Wireless Institute or Australia's website and select "Radio Clubs" on their menu.


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U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL), Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, released the following statement commemorating the 22nd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre:
"The people of China have suffered under the crushing yoke of Communist tyranny. The lamentable persecution of courageous dissidents, including those who lost their lives at Tiananmen Square on June 4, 1989, reminds us that freedom does not come without cost.
"The efforts of those who peacefully stood up against the Chinese regime at Tiananmen in an attempt to bring democratic reforms to the oppressive communist country will not be forgotten. Such acts of bravery alter the sequence of our history and leave a lasting and positive imprint on the world.
"The courage and spirit of the Tiananmen Square heroes continue to inspire us. Although their families are denied the simple act of publicly honoring their lost loved ones in China, the rest of the world, particularly those individuals who are also fighting on behalf of freedom, will remember the Tiananmen Square heroes and keep them alive in our hearts."
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Chapter Four
Isabella Swan P.O.V
You know that feeling when you're underwater, and every sound is distorted and undistinguishable. Well that is how the world felt when I met Edward's eyes. I don't know how long is sat staring at him, with my mouth hanging open like some gormless idiot. I was somewhat aware of Carlisle introducing me to his son.
"It's lovely to finally meet you, Miss Swan," the adonis in front of me said. He smiled at me and I think my heart stopped. I tried to formulate some kind of response, but unfortunately my brain seemed to have turned into useless goo.
Carlisle waved a hand in front of my face. "Bella? Are you feeling alright?" The genuine concern on his face brought me slamming back into reality.
Shaking my head and no doubt turning a startling shade of red, I manage to answer. "Um... yeah, sorry. I'm fine." I stood up to reach out intending to shake Edward's hand, but as I rose I succeeded in knocking everything on my desk flying. Impossibly I turned even redder. Kill me now. I quickly scrambled to restore order to the desk while mumbling apologies.
"Bella, don't worry about it." Carlisle smiled. "Sorry I can't stay, but I've got a meeting with a writer downstairs." He turned to Jessica and gave her instructions to hold all calls, and walked to the elevator with Lauren following on, not before she turned to smirk at me though.
"Miss Swan, why don't you come into my office and we can go over your responsibilities as my assistant?" Edward gestured into his office. Now I seemed to be stuck in a constant state of flushed embarrassment, this time caused by the inappropriate thoughts conjured by Edward's question. I was very interested in what responsibilities my new job might entail. What is wrong with me?
I walked into Edward's office while Jessica returned to her desk. He followed me inside and pushed the door closed.
"Please take a seat." I did, and he sat behind his desk. "It's my understanding that this is your first job after college?"
"Yes, Sir." I replied in a small voice.
"Ok. Well my father has only had good things to say about you." He smiled his panty-dropping smile. "I have no doubt that you'll be fine, this job involves pretty basic stuff. For example I will need you to answer the phone, do copying etc, accompany me on some meetings. Things like that. I trust that Jessica has shown you some of the online programs we use?"
"Yes, Sir."
He simply nodded at that. "As you probably know, I only started at the company a week ago. So therefore I will also need you to help set up a filing system." He gestured at the cabinets in the corner. "Why don't we start that first?"
"Yes, Sir." Well done Bella, is that all you can say? Jesus.
Edward showed me all of the paperwork that had already started building up in the drawers and needed to be filed. As I started to take the piles of paper out to my desk to sort them, he stopped me, telling me that as he was only using his computer I could use the space on his desk. And Oh my God! That meant that for the best part of an hour, I was in close enough proximity to him that I could smell the mixture of aftershave and soap coming from his skin. I thought I might faint.
At one point in the morning, Edward had passed me a document he had just printed and our fingers accidentally brushed against each other. As his skin came into contact with mine, it was as though an electric shock travel up my arm, and tingled throughout my whole body. I gasped in surprise and we both let go of the paper.
Our eyes met, and the look on his face reflected my own. A look of confusion and shock.
After that whenever Edward passed me anything, he seemed to be extra careful not to touch me again. Throughout the time I was working in his office, he kept the conversation polite and professional. Asking me about college and moving across the country. At least my brain seemed to be starting the function normally again, even if it did keep conjuring images of Edward touching me, kissing me...
"Miss Swan?" Edward's voice broke me out of my mental wonderings. Of course I turned scarlet when I looked into his face. "It's twelve thirty which makes it your lunch hour."
"Ok, great... um, I've pretty much finished here..." I trailed off.
"That's ok, you can finish after lunch. Jessica will show you down to the cafeteria." With that we both left his office and he locked the door behind us. With a parting, "See you in an hour, Miss Swan." He walked over to his father's office, and strode in without knocking.
As soon as the door was closed, Jessica ran over, practically bursting at the seams. "OMG Bella! You should have seen your face when he came in? It was priceless!" She laughed the whole way down to the cafeteria.
We paid for our food and Jessica lead me over to sit with a group of girls, all about her age. I recognised Lauren from earlier. Jessica introduced me to the girls around the table but like earlier I struggled to keep up with her fast talking. I think there was an Ashley and Brittany somewhere. It didn't take long for me to get completely lost in their conversation, given that they all seemed to converse at super speed.
"You'll come with us, won't you Bella?" Jessica asked and everyone looked at me waiting for my response. I had no idea what they were talking about.
"Sorry, what?"
"We're all going out on Friday. There's this new club we want to go to. You in?"
I looked down at the table to avoid the six pairs of eyes on me. "Well, I can't. I'm not twenty-one yet."
"What? How old are you then? Are you still in college or something?"
"I'm nineteen. I'll be twenty next week." I felt my face flaming at the attention. "I graduated college in the summer." I looked up at their confused faces. "I completed most of my credits at home, so finished in two years."
Jessica still seemed confused. "So, you didn't live in dorms? Why?"
"I have a two year old daughter so I couldn't go to college normally." I didn't look at their faces. I had learned quickly what to expect when you tell a bunch of girls that you got pregnant in high school.
I was glad when the hour was nearly up and I was able to leave the awkwardness surrounding the table after my revelation. While I'm not ashamed of my daughter, I know what people think of me. I left the table and walked back to the elevator. Talking about Riley had only reminded me how much I was missing her.
When I got back to my desk, the clock on my computer screen told me I still had a couple of minutes left of lunch, so I gave into myself and pulled out my cell.
"Hello, Little Wonders Daycare" a cheery voice answered.
"Um... hi, this is Bella Swan, my daughter is Riley. Today is her first day so I just wanted to check in, see how she's doing."
The receptionist put me on hold while she called Riley's teacher, and quickly assured me that she was fine. I thanked her and ended the call. I felt somewhat happier knowing that she was having fun, but I still felt as though half of me was missing.
"Miss Swan?" I turned to see Edward smiling at me from across my desk. "Is everything ok?"
"Yeah, sorry. I was just checking in on my little girl's daycare."
"How's she doing?" He asked, seeming genuinely interested.
I smiled. "She's doing great apparently. I don't really know why I thought she wouldn't, she's always been quite confident meeting new people."
"That's good. How old is she?"
"She's two and a half." After a few more minutes we both went into Edward's office and back to work. It only took another twenty minutes to finish the filing, so for the last hour of my day I was left answering the phone at my own desk. Despite Lauren and Jessica working across from me, I felt surprising lonely out of Edward's office.
At three o'clock Edward came out to say goodbye. "I'll see you tomorrow, Miss Swan."
"Yeah, tomorrow... oh, and please call me Bella."
His eyes twinkled as he smiled at me. "Ok, until tomorrow, Bella."
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History of Photography
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CE = Common Era
300-399 = 4th Century
900-999 = 10th Century
5th Century BCE
Chinese philosopher Mo-Ti first to observe of an inverted image that formed as rays of light passed through a pinhole into a dark room
Aristotle experienced the same phenomena,
named it: camera obscura
4th Century BCE
A convex lens and mirror were added to the camera
obscura allowing for an enhanced image.
16th Century CE
Joseph Nicephore Niepce permanently affixed an image to a surface which he called a heliograph
Exposed a pewter plate for 8 hours
Sir John F. W. Herschel coined the term photography
From the Greek
Phos = Light
Graphein = To write or draw
Jacque Louis Mande Daguerre invented the practical practice of photography
J.T. Zealy
William Henry Fox Talbot invented the Calotype
Exposed plain, sensitized writing paper to light
Frederick Scott Archer invented the wet collodion process
Exposed a sensitized glass plate to light
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Collodion Process
Carleton Watkins
River View, Cathedral Rock, Yosemite, 1861
Collodion Process
Carleton Watkins
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Dr. Richard Maddox invented the gelatin negative
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Medium Format
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Russian "Sport"
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8.45am: Good morning and welcome to our daily sports news blog. Throughout the day we'll update this page with news, links and what's expected to happen in the hours ahead. Time permitting, we'll try to wade in below the line, answering your questions and comments. AG
9.15am: After coming off the bench to secure Manchester United's third League Cup in five years, Wayne Rooney has insisted that he doesn't mind the demands of being asked to win games for club and country:
"I don't feel any pressure or burden really," he said. "To be honest I have probably had pressure since I was 16 so it is something you get used to and deal with in your own way."
Rooney is a doubt for England's friendly against Egypt, however. Perhaps a good excuse for him to have the week off? AG
10.17am: England have just announced a provisional 30-man squad for the World Twenty20 in the West Indies next month. It includes five uncapped players - Middlesex pace bowler Steven Finn, Hampshire batsman Michael Lumb, Yorkshire slow left-armer David Wainwright and seamers Peter Trego (Somerset) and Chris Woakes (Warwickshire) - although the squad will be cut to 15 for the tournament which begins on April 30. MR
10.35am: Here is what we're expecting today:
* An England press conference ahead of the Egpyt game (1.30pm)
* John Toshack media day ahead of Wales v Sweden (1.30pm)
* Both Ireland and Brazil have pressers ahead of tomorrow's game
* England have named their provisionalWorld Twenty20 squad
Meanwhile on the site today we have:
* Kevin Mitchell's boxing blog
* Columns on Serie A, La Liga and the Bundesliga
* Barney Ronay on what we learned from the weekend
* And our Football Weekly podcast will be live by 5pm
12.15pm: Sid Lowe's La Liga blog is just making its way through the system, and the podsters have gone off to record (expect Football Weekly later this afternoon) ... But while you await those delights, some England (rugby and cricket) news: Firstly, Danny Care has spoken about the disappointment of losing to Ireland in the Six Nations, and called on his team-mates to "come back firing" for the Scotland game on 13 March.
In Bangladesh, meanwhile, stand-in England captain, Alastair Cook, has thanked his lucky stars for Paul Collingwood:
"He's our most senior player and he showed his class again in the way he saw us home from what was a potentially very tricky situation ... He took the right options again and again and has been doing that for the past 18 months or two years. It's very reassuring having him come in at No4, knowing what he can do."
For England fans, is there a more soothing sight than Colly out in the middle these days? AG
1.10pm: The start of the third edition of the IPL is now just under two weeks away but how much you hear about it is still very much in the balance. The News Media Coalition has today said international agencies, such as Reuters and Associated Press, will not cover the event unless planned restrictions are relaxed:
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Indian news broadcasters have already decided to boycott the 2010 event; and there have been similar disputes in each of the previous editions of the tournament. Are you interested in following the IPL? And are Lalit Modi and co damaging their 'brand' by trying to control reporting so tightly?
In other, lighter, IPL news, the MCC's pink ball is to be trialled by three of the league's franchises during net sessions. AG
2.25pm: Blogs dept. Sid Lowe looks at Atlético's weekend win over Valencia in his La Liga round-up; and Barney Ronay critiques Arsenal's treatment, Craig Bellamy and a low ebb for BBC punditry in five things we learned from the Premier League.
News dept. Victor Cattermole is still hoping to buy Pompey; Gary Neville has said that England and United can't afford to lose Wayne Rooney; Stoke's Glenn Whelan has spoken about trying to comfort Aaron Ramsey on the Britannia pitch; and Zinedine Zidane has claimed he 'would rather die' than apologise for his headbutt on Marco Materazzi in the 2006 World Cup final. Phew. AG
2.55pm Speaking at an England press conference, Wayne Rooney said that he hopes to be fit to play against Egypt in midweek. He also offered his opinion on the Terry-Bridge business, describing Terry as a "great player" and adding:
"There's been no difference in the team since the squad met up last night. Since we've been here we've had no meetings – it's been the same as a usual England squad."
3.36pm: Rooney shouldn't have any distractions in South Africa this summer after revealing that his wife, Coleen, will be staying at home. "Last time we were all together in the hotel and that was a bit of a problem. My wife's just had a baby so she's not going anyway," said the Manchester United forward. MR
4.32pm: A couple of European blogs for you if you haven't discovered them already: there's Paolo Bandini on whether Palermo keeper Salvatore Sirigu could be the heir to Gianluigi Buffon and Raphael Honigstein on how Bayern have filled their rivals with a dreadful sense of deja vu.
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