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The Premier League and Championship clubs have yet to enter this season's FA Cup but the tie-of-the round this weekend is AFC Wimbledon's trip to the MK Dons on Sunday afternoon (12.30).
The history behind this tie is amazing, especially when you consider the sides are the bastard sons of the former Wimbledon FC 'Crazy Gang' who were notorious in English football in the 1980's culminating a 1-0 win over Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup.
But that was the high point before everything started to go wrong. Soon after their relegation from the top flight in 2000, the club's owners wanted to make a fresh start in Milton Keynes.
There was such opposition that a section of the team's supporter's club broke away and formed AFC Wimbledon in the Premier Division of the Combined Counties League in 2002.
A decade later and AFC Wimbledon will meet with MK Dons for the very first time. The club's manager Neal Ardley has weighed in on the significance of the match, stating to BBC Sport:
Eight weeks into my first managerial job, it's certainly been a test of the media skills. There is a lot of emotion behind it and a lot of history. It's unique. I don't think there is any other game where this has been the case.
One of the FA Cup's biggest appeals is that it gives non-league sides the opportunity to shine on a huge stage.
With the MK Dons currently sitting pretty in third position in League One, they are odds on to beat AFC Wimbledon but the underdogs will fancy their chances.
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There are at least three non-League clubs guaranteed to roll into the hat for the next round – when the bigger teams join in.
Macclesfield Town were rewarded for their spectacular first-round win over League One promotion contenders Swindon Town with an away tie to minnows Barrow.
Paddy Power is offering a tasty price of 7/5 for Macclesfield to continue their phenomenal run with victory away to Barrow, while the hosts have value at 13/8 for the win.
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|26th September 2013, 02:16 AM
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12inch speaker setup questions
At present I have a three way sealed system which includes with a 12inch driver, 5inch mid, and 2inch tweeter, and crossover. The existing speakers are not stamped with any name, so the whole speakers would sell for $400 as a guess. I have opened them up and installed batons and extra wood paneling, caulked them and put in an inch of dampening material. Also put in a better 5inch mid-range driver. There is nice beautiful bass without boom. (Love 12inch speakers!) I think also by adding a better tweeter I might get a better sound but I do not know?
The speaker boxes being 24 1/2"x14 1/2"x 14 1/2" internal measurement 5151cubic inches.
1. Generally as a rough guide, would I get an improvement in sound quality by porting them?
2. Adding a supertweeter?
3. After adding flexible silicone sealant all around every inside edge do you then add a duct or cloth tape, then timber strips to get a best seal?
In anticipation thanking any assistance immensely.
|26th September 2013, 02:59 AM
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It sounds like you have done all the usual extras
Pictures would help
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|26th September 2013, 05:13 AM
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Thanks Moondog55 it seems I am the one barking at the moon. Well your response has clarified some major points. I thought about what I wrote and have tried to nail it down better, just what I am dissatisfied with, but neglected to mention. There is a bit of un-clarity or unmusical screeching, screeching seems too harsh a word, in the top end, and mind you it is not a lot; but but having been bitten by the DIY bug I would like to have a go at rectifying it.
1. Which leaves purchasing a better or more expensive tweeter?
2. Or a better crossover?
These were fairly basic pieces of furniture that began their life.
I will get some help with loading pictures.
|26th September 2013, 05:25 AM
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another way of exploring Speaker's World is to avoid the box concept and disassemble and make floating ( indipendent, mechanically) all the parts. An extension of the concept is to make all the system unboxed & free. So it's not a matter of speakers only: they can be easily turned to unboxed & free by making a tall frame and suspended speaker's baskets with rubber bands. Same for the crossover and the electronics!
|26th September 2013, 08:34 AM
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What tools do you have available to you?
By any chance do you have a Radio Shack (or other) SPL Meter (SPL = Sound Pressure Lever or Loudness)?
That's probably the most basic tool you need. If you have more money, then there are better tools.
What I've done with my speakers is measure the woofers by sending a tone (on a CD) at roughly 500hz to check the output level. Then the midrange at about 2000hz, then the tweeter at about 6000hz. I found, as I already knew, that my midrange and tweeter were well above my woofer. So, I added L-Pads (attenuating resistors) to bring the Mid/High level down closer to that of the woofer. By the way, in my speakers, the Mid and High are Horns, which is why they are so loud.
In you case, it might be possible to simply attenuate the tweeter a bit to soften its sound.
But, you've given us a very little to work with. For example, you asked if it is an advantage to replace the crossover. Well we can't know unless we know what the current crossover is.
You might be able to put in a better sweeter Tweeter, but it must be the same impedance as the existing tweeter, otherwise the Crossover is not going to be right.
A picture really would be helpful. For example, does the woofer have the more common Half-Roll Surround attaching the bass cone to the frame, or does if have a cloth-like accordion Surround. If it is a cloth like accordion Surround, then likely it is a special driver what will only work in a sealed cabinet.
If these are commercial speakers rather than home made, give us the brand and model. Many of these older speakers have already been reworked by people. If you have a common brand, then mods probably already exist.
In then end though, you simply haven't given us enough information to provide you with any worthwhile answers.
Last edited by BlueWizard; 26th September 2013 at 08:36 AM.
|26th September 2013, 09:36 AM
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First up apologies for the lack of information and thank you for your response. I purchased these on hearing, they were used, with no information supplied. The bass was tight and vibrant, and I brought them on that basis.
The speakers do have a half roll surround.
I do not have a SPL meter but I immediately see the necessity and its relevance, so I will get one.
I do have a spare pair of Dayton Audio L-Pads 8 ohms. Not sure how I should hook these up. Do I tap into the internal wire coming from the tweeter to the crossover?
|26th September 2013, 10:19 AM
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It might be the mid driver acting out above its range. Disconnect one driver at a time to help find it.
|26th September 2013, 04:59 PM
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When you say you have a Dayton Audio L-Pad o 8 ohms can we assume you mean a Variable L-Pad, by that I mean, it has a dial or a knob on it so you can vary the attenuation?
Attached are a couple of Graphics that might be helpful. In the one graphic, you can ignore R1 across the Tweeter, that was unique to my specific application.
Also, the more information you can give us, the better.
Also, with a 3-way crossover, it might be necessary to wire one of the components (mid, though usually tweeter) backwards (+) to (-). Have you removed the wires from any of the drivers and are you sure you got the wire back on exactly the way they came off?
|26th September 2013, 11:20 PM
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A. Steve yes to your question, a variable attenuated L-pad.
A. The wiring I was careful about and it being easily identifiable.
So I will go ahead with the L-pad with your thumbnail as a guide and report back.
|29th September 2013, 06:04 AM
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Q. "By any chance do you have a Radio Shack (or other) SPL Meter (SPL = Sound Pressure Lever or Loudness)?"
Steve any suggestions on a brand of SPL meter up to about $80. I was thinking of purchasing on ebay.
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Isles / Millport / Isle of
Cumbrae, built 1849
George Frederick Boyle, 6th Earl of
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UDS Page
. Postcode: KA28 0HE
Cathedral 43 miles north of
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dornoch-cathedral.com .
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UDS Page
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Cathedral 1 mile east of Glasgow
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Phone number 0141 552 8198.
Website .
RSS Page . Postcode: G4
St Andrew's
Cathedral in Glasgow centre built
from 1814
The Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew is a
Roman Catholic Cathedral designed in 1814
by James Gillespie Graham, in the Neo
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the seat of the Archbishop of Glasgow,
and conducts regular services each day.
Can be visited free of charge between
services. St Andrew's had to be built
after the end of the reformation, as the
historic Glasgow Cathedral had been
converted to a Protestant Church. Phone
number 0141 204 2409.
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St Giles'
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Built from 1100s, rebuilt from 1385. St
Giles' Cathedral is now the main
Protestant Church of Scotland in
Edinburgh, it only served as a Cathedral,
was the seat of a Bishop, in the 1600s.
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built from the 1100s, and had to be
rebuilt after a fire in 1385. Today, it
is one of the top attractions in the city
of Edinburgh. Phone number 0131 225
Website .
RSS Page . Postcode: EH1 1RE
St Machar's
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Aberdeen centre
Built from 1165 - 1530. The earliest
parts of St Marchar Cathedral were built
on this site in about 1165. The cathedral
was extended over time, until completed
to its present form in 1530. A place of
worship has been on this site since about
580 AD. The church here became a
Cathedral in the 1130s, the seat of a
Bishop. During the reformation, St
Machar's was converted to a Protestant
Church of Scotland, so is no longer a
true Cathedral. Phone number 01224 485
www.stmachar.com . UDS Page
. Postcode: AB24 1RQ
St Magnus Cathedral Kirkwall /
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St Magnus Cathedral was built from 1137
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isles were under control of the Norse
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III of Scotland in 1468. The reformers
failed to damage this cathedral in the
1560s, so it was converted to a Church of
Scotland soon after. Phone number 01856
874 894.
Website .
UDS Page
. Postcode: KW15 1NX
St Mary's Cathedral 1.4 miles
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Built 1870s. The foundation stone was
laid on the 21st May 1874 by the Duke of
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January 1879, and from that day, daily
services have been held in the Cathedral.
St Mary's was built to serve as the main
Episcopal Protestant Cathedral in
Edinburgh, as the historic St Giles
Cathedral had been used as a Protestant
Presbyterian Church since the reformation
of 1560. Phone number 0131 225 6293.
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"We'd been playing some decent football in the first-half and I expected us to come out firing after half-time, but it didn't happen and it has to be up there with the worst performances in my time.
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marty ate 4/6 of his pizza and luis ate 5/6 of his pizza. marty ate more pizza than luis. how is this possible?
He had a bigger pizza to start?
I am a 3rd grader and I was given the same math question on March 5, 2014. My answer was and still is Marty's pizza was bigger than Luis. My teacher said that my answer was wrong because Luis ate 5/6 of his pizza. I tried to reason with her because the problem stated that Marty ate more than Luis. She did not change my math grade because she insisted that my answer is wrong and stating that 5/6 is greater than 4/6. Since I don't want to be disrespectful, I accepted my grade "90/A".
haaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrd. but it is not possible cause 4/6 can't beat 5/6.
Your teacher is an idiot. If Marty's pizza is larger, than eating 4/6 of that pizza is more than 5/6 of a smaller pizza. Of course, Marty's pizza must be much bigger. Just imagine this: 4/6 of an entire city is greater than 5/6 of a house, for example...By the way, what city is your school in, so I can be sure to avoid it in the future...
I wonder if banana would rather have 4/6 of Bill Gates wealth or 5/6 of a destitute's wealth
Your teacher is a moron. The problem clearly states "Marty ate more pizza." So either Marty had a bigger pizza or whoever created this problem was lying.
martys pizza is bigger because the little it is the bigger pieces


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***Editor's Note*** This article was written before the completion of a study by the USGS (2014) which found a 58% reduction in toxins in Austin's primary waters nine years after the ban went into effect in 2006. For more on this study see this link.
The benefits of banning coal tar pavement sealant are both immediate and long term in a similar manner to quitting smoking. They also occur at the watershed level and at the parking lot level. Nonetheless this is frequently misunderstood or misconstrued. One of those misunderstandings is perpetuated by an industry study that showed no change in the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) levels 2.5 years after the ban went into effect in Austin, Texas. The argument is that if the levels didn't go down in 2 to 3 years then maybe coal tar sealants weren't the problem after all.
Watershed Effects
This myth was covered some time ago on this site in post entitled Industry "Study" Says No Effect in Austin From Sealant Ban and is still worth a read if you're interested in the topic. Here are the reasons why the watershed effects are not more immediate:
- Two separate studies have shown that the wear-off rate of coal tar sealants is less than 10% per year. If no additional sealer is used, then it will take around 10 years for the sealant to stop yielding its pollutant load to the adjacent environment.
- Some of the PAHs are extremely stable chemicals that don't break down easily in the environment. EPA calls them "persistent." These are the same chemicals that make up the majority of toxic sites in the US even though many industrial operations have been closed for decades.
- Streams were sampled in the industry study and they tend to be "flashy," meaning that with high velocity rain events there is a lot of mixing of old sediment and new sediment deposits creating a high degree of uncertainty.
- When looking at other banned chemicals like DDT, the USGS says that a half-life of about 15 years is expected. This means that the level of a banned substance will take about 15 years to reduce to one half of its pre-ban level.
- Below are two videos, one with the USGS and one with the City of Austin where both explain the long term view required when looking for watershed-level effects of a coal tar sealant ban.
Parking Lot Effects
The more we've learned about coal tar sealant, the more I would compare a sealant ban to stopping smoking. Most likely you heard that physical healing and restoration happens after a smoker quits. More specifically, improvement can be immediate, some will take a few years, and others can take as much as 20 years. For example it is reported that within 20 minutes from quitting smoking, there is a reduction in the smoker's blood pressure.
One immediate benefit from ceasing the use of coal tar sealers is the reduction in air emissions during application. Look at USGS's analysis of volatilization which showed massive airborne discharges of PAHs from freshly applied coal tar sealants in the first 24 hours. In other words, the product drying conditions cause a rush of toxic PAHs above it. Is toxic too strong a word for this release? Actually no, since 1 acre of curing coal tar sealant meets a toxic release standard of 1 pound of the most toxic PAH, benzo(a)pyrene in 24 hours.
However, a coal tar sealant ban is like quitting but living with a smoker and being exposed to second hand smoke (see Thank You for Not Sealing). While the intensity may not be the same, exposure to sealant dust and debris will continue for years as the old sealer wears away. The best solution is to remove the ongoing source of exposure through shotblasting (see What to Do if CTS is on My Driveway?!). That link also discusses the second best approach to minimizing exposure is to put a non-coal tar sealer on top of it.
The problem is that while most of us would never think of exposing our children to second hand smoke at school, commercial area or home, they can be very much exposed to high-levels of PAH pollution from coal tar pavement sealants at those same locations that creates a similar risk. Let's work together to eliminate the unnecessary risk to our communities!


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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Women were winners in the U.S. recession, as wives' income jumped to a record share of family earnings. But it was only by default.
Wives earned 47 percent of family income in 2009, up from 45 percent the previous year, not because their salaries rose but because more of their husbands lost jobs, according to a study from the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire.
"Make no mistake: this increase is not due to advancement or opportunities for women, but rather it is an indication of hard financial times for families," said Kristin Smith, a family demographer at the Institute.
Women weren't getting higher wages during the recession. The median wages of employed wives fell to $30,000 in 2009 from $31,041 two years earlier. The median income of husbands with employed wives fell in that time to $42,000 from $46,562.
Instead, the economy shed more male-dominated jobs such as in construction and manufacturing, which left wives earning more of the family take-home pay, the report said.
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Almost half of the relative gains that wives made over the past 15 years in bringing home the bacon came during the recession from 2007 to 2009. Their increased earnings share last year was the biggest single-year jump in 15 years.
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L.A. goes to the dogs: Spay neuter law passes
The trajectory of the mandatory sterilization movement informed us months ago that something like Los Angeles' drive to limit pet breeding was imminent. Despite vocal opposition from a reported majority of veterinarians unsure as to the enforceability and advisability of such laws, L.A. went ahead with their legislation requiring spay and neuter of owned pets by four months of age.
It's been a divisive bit of law, for sure, within all ranks of pet stakeholders. (See PetConnection's excellent post on this topic). Vets, too, in spite of the California Veterinary Medical Association's eventual opposition of a similar law proposed and failed at the state level, have been duking it out.
For those of you unaware of the issues involved, let me recap the basics:
- Sterilization of pets through spay and neuter is widely regarded as the most basic mode of limiting unwanted strays. Euthanasia in shelter settings and the cost to society of a booming population of pets are both cited as the prevalent side effects of the failure to control pet breeding.
- In this context, laws mandating sterilization are viewed as both humanitarian and cost-effective, placing the burden of the problem on the pet owner—therefore less so on our society at large.
- Mandatory sterilization of pets is viewed as a potentially unconstitutional limitation on basic property rights. In light of the blanket approach to spay/neuter, a surgical procedure not without immediate risks and possible long-term effects, concern for the individual medical requirements of pets is an issue unaddressed by such laws.
- Moreover, the enforcement of this requirement is a highly questionable, equally unaddressed issue which may place undue legal and administrative burdens on the private sector, bulk of the duties landing in the laps of veterinarians.
- Finally, the law's particulars, exempting "professional" breeders means it's business as usual for those who are considered by welfare groups to be the ones most likely to propagate pets irresponsibly.
To be sure, it's a complex, politically and ethically fraught issue. Given such laws' current vagaries, as much as I believe in spay and neuter, I cannot get behind them. Ultimately, my problem is that I don't believe they'll work. More laws seem senseless when so many of our current animal overpopulation problems stem from a huge host of other unenforceables.
Ultimately, I believe it comes down to this: No one has yet figured out how to legislate common sense—much less enforce it.


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When medical journalist Nat Idle narrowly survives an explosion in an Internet cafe; after receiving a mysterious note warning him to leave, he becomes enmeshed in the most dangerous assignment of his life. Nat believes that the handwriting on the lifesaving note belongs to his dead girlfriend, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist he has been obsessively mourning. Compelled to begin a fevered quest to solve the mystery of his lost love, he is forced to confront the underbelly of the digital revolution, and question his own sanity.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:34pm
In their final game against tough MIAA competition, the No. 18 Georgetown Prep Little Hoyas made their way to Baltimore to face the No. 15 Gilman Greyhounds. This fun non-conference rivalry has gone on for a number of years but on this chilly Friday afternoon, Kevin Giblin's Little Hoyas came out with a 12-9 victory to win their third straight over Brooks Matthews' squad.
Both perennial powerhouses came into the year with fairly high expectations and spots in the Under Armour/Inside Lacrosse Top 25 rankings and are of course, loaded with top Division I talent. However, one of the main standouts on Friday was Joel Blockowicz, a savvy midfielder headed to DIII power Middlebury College. The senior pitched in two goals and doled out an assist, paving the way for Prep in their biggest win so far.
The Greyhounds also played a strong game but had some trouble hitting the net, failing to capitalize on several prime opportunities. Gilman had a 42-30 advantage in shots taken and won the war for groundballs 37-23. While they were outgunned, the Hounds have a strong senior-laden squad and are capable of going far.
Picking up where he left off on Tuesday (five goals in a loss at St. Paul's), senior do-it-all middie Bobby Gribbin set the tone in the first quarter, scoring a pair of goals and doing a formidable job at the face-off X.
The teams traded blows in the first half, but ultimately the Little Hoyas were able to pull away in the third quarter to get the win although the Greyhounds did not back down in the fourth.
Georgetown Prep's defensive effort was excellent in second half, helping goalie Ford Martin collect eight saves in the final two stanzas. Without a doubt one of the better uncommitted seniors out there, Martin finished with twelve saves on the afternoon.
After the game, senior defenseman Jeff Hale (High Point) spoke positively about his squad's performance in the second half.
"We seemed to be struggling both offensively and defensively in the first half, just making stupid mistakes but as the game wound down, we were able to do the small things to come out with a big win," Hale stated. "At the end, our defense really shut them down in those final two minutes and I think we did a much better job communicating with each other."
The Greyhounds got three-goal performances from seniors Conor Doyle (Notre Dame) and Ryan Tucker (Virginia). The two vets ran the show but it was clear that they'll need better performances out of the rest of their midfield if they want to be successful down the road.
Recruit Watch: After witnessing first hand his aforementioned five-goal performance on Tuesday at St. Paul's, I continue to be incredibly impressed with Penn State-bound Bobby Gribbin. IL's No. 39 Young Gun senior rarely left the field, taking on faceoff responsibilities while pitching in two goals and one assist. Really liked the contributions that Prep has been getting out of the coach's son and the Little Hoyas' quarterback, junior Liam Giblin. He's not big but pretty shifty and as you might guess, has a very strong lacrosse IQ. Bear Altemus, a sophomore, pitched in a goal - look for big things from him in the future.
For the Greyhounds, one rising star looks to be junior Gordie Koerber, an attackman who has not yet committed. He's got great size, plays with a lot of confidence and has a nasty shot. Had a beautiful low-to-high stinger into the top left corner with a minute left in the first half. Fellow attackman Conor Doyle had a fantastic day as well, in my opinion, he doesn't get enough credit when talking about the top players in the MIAA. He really led the charge for the Hounds and seems to have come into his own as a senior - Kevin Corrigan and the Fighting Irish have got to be pumped to get him to South Bend. The Little Hoyas' defense couldn't contain renowned midfielder Ryan Tucker, as he had no problem getting through multiple defenseman and bury some close range shots.
What's Next: Georgetown Prep heads to Long Island in their final days of spring break, taking on a pair of middle of the pack teams in Half Hollow Hills East and Holy Trinity. Gilman will take on division rival St. Mary's on Tuesday before heading to Mt. St. Joseph. Prep will likely stay around the #18 spot because they have a win over Gilman and a loss to St. Paul's, while Gilman will drop a few spots. With a handful more wins, my guess is that they'll be back to the 15th spot.
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- Media Mining Digest 293 – Jun 23, 2017: Activist Van Jones, Addictive Behavior, Affordable Care Act, Air Pollution in Britain, Al Franken, Alcohol Effects, Alex Wagner on Politics, American Religion, Aneesh Chopra, Astronaut Kate Rubins, Astrophysics Frontiers, Atlanta Mayor Reed, Atlantic Magazine Editor, Autopsy by CT Scan, Barney Frank, Bill Kristol, Biohacking and Toxic Mold, Braille Reader, Broadband in Chattanooga, Brooke Gladstone, Building Design Impact, Caesium Chloride, California Senator Harris, Campaign Manager Doyle, Carl Bernstein, Chicago Violence, China-U.S. War Potential, Claire McCaskill, Coach Steve Kerr, Confederate Symbols, Consciousness Evolution, Constitution Review, Cook County Sheriff, Cryptocurrency Master, Cuban Ambassador, Cuba-U.S. Relation, Democracy Definition, Des Moines Register, Democracy Definition, Des Moines Register Reporter, Dick Durbin, Digestion in Nature, Digital Leadership, Director Davis Guggenhein, Divided U.S., Doppler Effect, Driverless in Australia, Economic Regulation, Education Costs, EJ Dionne, Electronic Paperbooks, Eliot Spitzer, Elizabeth Warren, Emergent Order, Endurance Athlete, European Change, Everglades Damage, F16 Aircraft, Fake Food, Fareed Zakaria, Filibuster by Blue Slip, First Amendment, Food Security, Garry Kasparov, Grateful Dead, Grover Norquist, Growing Up, Gun Control Kelly, Harry Reid, Health Care Plan in U.S., Immigrant Restriction Impact, Incarceration Reform, Intelligence Officer Morrell, JD Vance, Jerry Brown, John Kasich, John Kerry, John McCain, Jon Stewart, Journalist Jackie Calmes, Karl Rove, Killam Prize Winner, Kirsten Gillibran, Libertarian Gary Johnson, Lin Manuel Miranda, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Lyme Disease, Madeleine Albright, Manitoba History, Maureen Dowd, Mexican Reporter Corchado, Michael Steele, Mitt Romney, Nancy Pelosi, Negotiator Wendy Sherman, Neil deGrasse Tyson, News Trends, Newton Minow, Obstruction of Justice, One-Man Shows, Opinion Researcher, Orchids, Pakistani Ambassador Haqqani, Physics Discussion, Planned Parenthood Leader, Police and Black Communities, Political Reporter Jacobs, President Barack Obama, Recycling in Beirut, Religion in America, Reporter Carl Hulse, Reporter Jorge Ramos, Republican Party Future, San Antonio Mayor, Science and Politics, Secretary of Education Duncan, Section 702 Intelligence, Soundproofing Homes, Spike Lee, Steve Hilton Campaign Manager, Tammy Duckworth, Thomas Friedman, Tim Kaine, Time Perception, Tom Brokaw, Tom Vilsack, Trade Treaty Expert, Trump, Ukraine Today, Union Leader Mary Kay Henry, Univision News Chief, Venezuela Health Decline, Walls or Bridges
- Media Mining Digest 292 – Jun 16, 2017: Al Franken, Alan Alda, American Dream History, Arab Spring Report, Asteroids and Meteors, Back and Neck Injuries, Back Pain, Bear Facts, Beatles Music, Bernie Sanders, Big Data, Bitcoin Bubble, Camel Corps, Carbon Neutral London, Castro Death and Miami, Cattle History, Challenger Remembered, China and U.S. War, Computer Hardware Security, Congo Refugee Child Abuse, Court Control, Cyber and Security, Cyber Protection for Governments, Cyber Stalking Crimes, Cyber Warfare, Cybersecurity in Government, Dairy Farm Operation, David Eagleman, Democracy Applied, Desirability Bias, Documentary Film Maker, Dodd-Frank Law Discussion, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Emoluents Cause, Energy Initiatives, Fake News, Farm Pesticide Murder, Farming in Winter, Fascism in Portland, FBI Investigations Access, Fitness Culture, Floriography, Forest Restoration, Future Earth, Garry Kasparov, Geopolitics Short of War, Global Jihad, Government Budgeting, Government Bugout Bunkers, Government Upgrades, Guantanamo, Gun Incident, Gynecologic Cancer Treatment, Hate Crime Trends, Health Care History, Hearing Aids, House Design, India and Israel, Indian Farmer Suicides, Intelligence Operations, Intoxication History, Iran Nuclear Deal, ISIS Books, Islamic State, Jared Kushner, John Glenn, Legislative Intelligence Functions, Linux Variations, Lobbying Corruption, Mandy Patinkin, Marvin Kalb, Maureen Dowd, Memory Management, Mexico and Central America Violence, Military Drones, Nancy Pelosi, News AGency Lawsuits, Nixon Biographer, Nuclear Power, Obamacare Problems, Oil Cost Impact, Paris Accord Withdrawal, Pets as Family Members, Plastic Waste, Police Shootings and Psychology, Portfolio Society, Press and Terrorism, Privacy History, Privacy in Germany vs U.S., Public Broadcasting Future, Pyramid Schemes, Ramadan Activities, Reading Quantity and Quality, Rural American Voters, Russian Propaganda, Section 8 Housing, Sexism, Sex Extortion Crimes, Small Town Economics, Snowden Book, Space Station Astronaut, Speech Writing, Startups in China, Stockton Wunderkind Mayor, Supreme Court Activities, Syrian Soccer, Teenagers, Texas Clean Energy, Tom Brokaw, Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation, Trump, Turtle Eggs with GPS, U.S.-Russia Relations, Veterans Gardening, White House Counsel
- Media Mining Digest 291 – Jun 9, 2017: Air Pollution Carbon Particles, Alaskan Temperatures, American Empire, Angela Glover Blackwell, Archaeology, Australia and U.S., Back Pain, Bannon's War, Bison, Bitcoin Skeptic, Blind Baker, Blind People Hear Emotions, Blind Sculptor, Blind Twins, Bollywood Khans, Brazil Soccer Shirts, Broken Windows, Capitalism Falters, Carbon Dividends Plan, CIA History, Climate Warming Erosion, Cod Fishing, Comey vs Clinton Committee, Comey-Johnson-Rogers, Commons Projects, Compaq Computers, Computer Trends, Counterterroism Operations, Crop Genetics History, Darkode, Diabetic Foot Care and Amputations, Diet Debate, Direct Action Protests, DNA Home Tests, Doctor in Your Pocket, Drug War Status, Education Research, Encryption Problem, Enzymes, Fake News – Left and Right, Fermi's Paradox, Financial Technology, Food Quality, Forest Future, Foster Parents, Frontierism, Functional Medicine, Garry Kasparov, Genetic Counseling, Gerrymandering, Glaucoma, Grief Disorder, Guaranteed Basic Income, Gynecologic Cancer, Health Care, Hearing Aid Technology, Herring Fishery, Herring Rake, Hillary Clinton Campaign, Hitler's Rise, Human Theater, Innocents Network Conference, Innovation in Big Companies, Irritable Bowel Disease, Israeli Hospitals, Japanese Trade in Brooklyn, Joint Pain Fixes, Junk Economics, Justice Stephen Breyer, Kidney Injuries, Leadership, Liberty Trends, Mac Computer Security, Magnesium Deficiency, Mail Order Brides in Early America, Malaria Vaccine, Manchurian Candidate, Martha Stewart, May Day, Meat Supply, Memory Improvement, Misinformation Age, Mosquitoes in Alaska, Narcissus Effect, Nat turner Revolt, National Weather Service, New Hampshire,Economic Status, Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide, North Korea Nuclear Program, NSA and CIA Breaches, Office of Management and Budget, Oil Age End, Origins of Life, Oval Office Recording, Ovarian Cancer Symptoms, Patents and Trademarks Office, Paul Revere, Policing in NYC, Political Satire, Political Trends, Populism Congress Summit, Poverty Discussion, Presidential Power, Productivity Paradox, Railroad CREATE in Chicago, Recycling in California, Refugee Resettlement, Russian Expert, Salmon, Saudi Arabia, Scopes Trial, Sea Ice in the Arctic, Serengeti Rules, Shoe Empire, Shoelace Knots, Slave Labor Boycott Slavery and Suicide, Sleep and Rest, Slot Machine Hackers, Smart Grid Idea, Smart Phone Medicine, Southern Food History, Speech Writing, Squatters in NYC, Student Report Stories, Syrian Disaster Experience, Tasmanian Devil, Teens Need Sleep, Thomas Jefferson, Tick Season, Trump Supporter Roger Stone, Ultrasound for the Brain, USDA Duties, Venison, Wastewater Analysis, Womens Solidarity, Wrongful Conviction of Jason Baldwin, WWII and US Entry, Zika Virus Control
- Media Mining Digest 290 – Jun 2, 2017: Addictive Technology, Aging Process, Agriculture Climate Control, AI Design Ideas, Aircraft Dispatchers, ALS Documentary Film, American Colonialism History, Anchorage's Genie Chance, Antisense Antibiotics, Asteroid Mining, Astronomer Interview, Black Grads, Blind Fitness Trainer, Blind Tennis, Body Hacking, Bollywood Star, Book Technology Trends, Brain Functions, Broadband in NYC Public Housing, Chaplains of the Sea, Classified Material Release, Clint Watts Interview, Comey and Mueller, Con Men, Copernicus, Cyber Threat Implications, Cybersecurity by Experts, Data Journalism, Death Tactics, Democracy Perspectives Destructive Manufacturing, Detroit Recovery, Educational Ideas, Experiment Replication Crisis, Fast Fashion, Food Waste Reduction, Foster Family Shortage in Canada, Genetic History, Hasan Minhaj, Heart Surgery Innovation, Holocaust Deniers, Home Care in Canada, House Foundations, Instagram Insider Interview, Intelligence Leak, Intelligence Peaks, Internet of Things, Knee Arthroscopy, Knowledge Half Life, Medical Cybersecurity, Medical Pioneer, Mekong Delta Decline, Micro Manufacturing, Missing Canadian Women, MS 13 Gang, Naive Realism, National Security Correspondent, Navy Manpower, Net Neutrality, Neurological Impact of Obesity, Nixon Taping System, North Korea, Opiate Crisis, Opioid Prescriptions, People Power, Phishing Attacks, Place of Death Location, Plant Biology, Publishing Trends, Ransomware Defense, Reality Book, Rebuilding after Disasters, Recidivism, Robot Stories, Sanctuary Cities, Self-Driving Cars, SESAME Project, Slum Soccer Miracle, Social Media Trends, Soft Power, Solar Cell Research, South Sudan Crisis, Soweto Music, Special Operations Forces, Star Trek, Statue Removals, Steve Ballmer, Sugar Impact in Europe, Summer School Kids Enjoy, Trump and Intelligence Agencies, Underwater Sounds, Visual Impairment in Children, Voting Rights, War on Drugs Debate, Washington Post Reporter, Water Violations in NH, Whole Food Market Founder, Women at War, Women in STEM Jobs, Working Moms
- Media Mining Digest 289 – May 26, 2017: Age of Anger, AI and the Law, AI Prejudices, Alzheimers, American Myths, American Productivity Decline, Androids, Animal Transport to Slaughterhouses, Aquaponics, Austin Powers at 20, Black Financial Adviser, Black Market Online, Built Design, Chef Jeremiah Tower, China Gender Bias, Chocolate for Health, Christian Nation Decline, Clinton Campaign Book, Comey Firing, Consciousness, Conservative Perspectives, Cooking, Cryptocurrency for Laymen, Defense Attorney, Design Critique, Diabetes Prevention, Diet Guidelines, Diseases from Infection, Dizziness Symptom, DNA Delivery Vessels, Doctor Shortage in Canada, Doctor with PTSD, Domestic Violence Shelters, Dr Andrew Weil, Earth 2.0, Electric Car Trends, Elon Musk, Energy Politics, Environmentalism Diversity, Ethnic Stories, Farmacology, Fashion Model Ordeal, Flint Water Analysis, Flying Car Future, Fort McMurray Fire, France's Extreme Right, Fraternity Homicide, Friendship for Hire, Gabourey Sidibe, Gender Equality, Gene Therapy Diet, Genital Wounds, Google Data Uses, Health Insurance Discussion, Health Optimization, Heart Health, Indigenous Activists, Infrastructure in Pennsylvania, Integrative Medicine, ISIS Documentary Film, Islamic Enlightenment, Islamic Issues, Israel's Six-Day War, Kidnapped Nigerian Girls, Lead Crisis in U.S., LED Street Lights, Legal Market Changes, Liberal International Order, Los Angeles Riot Anniversary, Make America Great, Meditation Music Mediterranean Diets, Mental Illness in Africa, Metallic Glass, Metal-organic Frameworks, Mining Accidents, Montreal Flood Efforts, NAFTA and Canada, Neil deGrasse Tyson, NORAD History, Nurses, Obamacare, Oliver Sacks, Online Security, Option B, OxyContin Lawsuit, Pharmacology Industry, Physics Evolution, Podcasting Tips, Polio Survivor Aftereffects, Prank Videos, Propranolol Hydrochloride, Referendums, Refugee Afterlife, Resourcefulness, Robot Cops, Russian Subversion, Salem Witches, Segregated Housing, Serena William, Small Arms Seizure Value, Social Awkwardness, Solitary Confinement, South Sudan Violence, Technology Trends, TED Talks, Trump, Uber Conflict, Universal Basic Income, Venezuela Health Crisis, W. Kamu Bell, Whole Foods Diet, Wisdom for Life
- Media Mining Digest 288 – May 19, 2017: Addiction History, Addiction Types, Affordable Housing Shortage, Afghanistan Conflict, AI and Google, Alcohol Misuse, Algae Products, Asthma Best Practices, Athletics Big Data, Avian Flu, Bacterial Geneticist, Balance of Power, Ben Bernanke, Best Person for Job, Big Data Uses, Bill Nye on Climate Change, Blindness Prevention, Border Control Overview, Border Wall Myths, Brain Facts and Myths, Breast Cancer Overdiagnosis, Breitbart, Broadband, Butter History, Campus Protests, Cary Fiorina, Chelation Therapy, Childrens' Literature, Code for America, Coincidences, Computer Repair Equipment, Cooperative Economy, Cyber Protection Tips, Cyber Conflicts, Dam Maintenance, DC Motors, Drug Price Control, Elephant Issues, Emily Dickinson, Familial Searching of DA Evidence, Farm Operations, Ferguson Riot Filming, Financial Stability, Fish Industry, Forensic Data Management, Friendster Rise and Fall, Genetic Engineering Risk Assessment, Girl Construction Toys, Gladwell about Blink, Great Migration, Green Bronx Machine, Growing Up, Health Care Single Payer, Hopeful Monsters, Identity Politics, Indian Economy, Infrastructure Needs, Investing by Paul Merriman, Israel Health Services, Lethal Injection Drugs, Light and Spectra, Lonely Planet Guidebooks, Microbiome Transfer, Mindfulness Trends, Moral Philosophy, Neighborhood Health, Nepalese Women, New Orleans Criminal Justice Reform, Opioid Misuse, Ovarian Cancer, Overdiagnosis, Police Shooting Training, Political Climate, Potato Background, Power Grid Story, Power Net Metering, Prison Population Size, Product Startup, Putin, Quantified Workers, Refugees and Technology, Rikers Prisoner Stories, Russia-China Relations,Sex Assault Statistics, Solar Power Economics, Solar Storms, Student Loan Debts, Sweet Potato Research, Tattoo Removal, Terrorism Research, Trump Tuberculosis Case, Universal Child Allowances, Valley of the Fallen, Venezuela Conflict, Waste Recycling, Women in Construction, World Trade Organization
- Media Mining Digest 287 – May 12, 2017: Abortion, Affordable Care Act, AI and the Law, AI Future, Airway Tips and Tricks, Antiquarians, Antitrust Champion, Asbestos, Biker Clubs in Canada, Blind Visual Interpreters, Body Builder, Brain Injury Terms, Buffalo Renovation, Canadian Youth, Cat Control, Cell Phones in Prison, Chernobyl Remembered, Child Porn Investigation, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Clean Energy, Climate Change, Comfort Women, Conducted Energy Devices, Consciousness Defined, Conservative Ben Shapiro, Cory Doctorow, Crisis Management, Critical Care Fellowships, CSA History, Cuban Literacy, Death Cafes, Death in ICU's, Deodorant History, Dictionaries, Digital Transformation of Publishing, Distraction Control, Documentary Evidence, Documentary Tricks, Domestic Violence, Down Syndrome Test, Dr Chris Smith, Drug Epidemic Misinformation, Dying in Strange Ways, Egyptian Book of the Dead, Elder Abuse Forensics, Elliptical Orbit Research, Emergency Medicine Failed Paradigm, Environmentally Friendly Apparel, Espionage in Washington DC, Evidence Based Medicine Rant, Faroe Island Wives, Federal Term Limits, Feminism, Fingerprint Evidence, FOAM Education for Beginners, GM Foods, Great Migration, Grieving Strategies, Health Care, Homelessness Cure, House Flooring, House Insulation Tricks, ICU for Dummies, Immigrant Children, Immigrant Science, Impeaching Trump, Koji Fungus, Leadership During Disasters, LGBT Persecution, License Plate Readers, Life Shaper, Los Angeles Riots, Martial Artist, Medical Literature for Doctors, Migraine Headaches, Murders and Social Media, Native Americans, Neil Barofsky, Networked World, North American Earliest Humans, North Sensing Biohack, Nurse Student News, Office Plant Business, Open Access Publishing, Opioid Epidemic, Organized Crime, Paradigm Shift, Play Deprivation, Podcasting Strategy, Pop Culture in Classrooms, Prophets of Doom, Racist Ideas in America, Radical Right, Researcher Publishing, Robert Bacon, Russian – US History, Russian Cyberattacks, Salt and Sugar Effects, Sanctuary Cities History, School Debt Payoff, Sepsis Cocktail Controversy, Silicon Valley Philanthropy, Slavery and Civil War, Snake Bites, Spouse Abuse Structural Integrity Exams, Sugar Addiction, Supreme Court Jewish Justices, Sydney Science March, Taxes in America, Terrorism, Transition Management, Trauma Medicine, Trump, Turkey Future, Ultrasound Rant and Intro, Victim Compensation, Video Game Impact on Muslims, Virtual Reality Therapy, What Is the Mind, Whistleblowing, White House Chiefs of Staff, Women Leaders, Women's Clothing Production, World War One, Zika Research
- Media Mining Digest 286 – May 5, 2017: Abbott and Costello, Addictive Technology, Age Extension Food, AI Hazards, AI in Canada, Alcohol Use by Muslims, Ancestry and DNA, Anthony Doerr Author, Art of Organizing, Ballet Body, Barbara Corcoran, Beavers in New England, Birthing, Kits, Black Reporter, Blind History Lady, BMI Misuses, Brain Evolution, Brain Sharpness, Bug Detector Dogs, Canadian Freedom of Information, Cannibalism, Child Welfare Problems, China and Trump, Choline Value, Climate Change Impacts, Communications and Economics, Confederate Flag, Crop Threats, CSA Movement, Cuban New Cancer Treatment, Cyberspace Geopolitics, Daycare Shortage in Canada, Death Penalty Opponent, Diagnostic Error Prevention, Digital Evidence, Digital Marketing, Earth 2.0, Ebola Epidemic Story, EU Future, Facebook Murder, Financial Service Sector, Fox News, French Election, French Extreme Right, Geologist Story, Georgetown Slaves, Glaciology Research, Global Civil War, Health Workers Free Speech, Henrietta Lacks, Immigrants in America, International Digital Rights, IRS History, JetBlue Success, KGB in Canada, Laboratory Technologists, Liberation Medicine, Lionfish Control, Med Students, Medical Marijuana Lessons, Medical Student Finances, Mexico Wall Facts, Milwaukee Today, Mind Body Union, Money Uses, Museum of Failures, Networking Trends, Neuroanatomy, Neurosurgeon, Office Lens App, Oil Sponge, Osage Murders, Philanthropy Politics, Politics and Science, Polygamy in Canada, Print vs Digital, Processed Food, Product Management, Psychedelic Research, Psychic Warriors, Public Health Bureaucracy, Racism in Canada, Ragwort, Ransomware in Hospitals, Referendums, Republican Concepts, River Course Change, Robert Reich Lecture, Russian Cyberthreats, Russian Psychological Operations, School Choices, Science Communication, Scientific Resistance, Social Change and Startups, South Africa Debt, Spider Bite Case, Street Drugs, Toxic Neighborhoods, Treadmill History, Trump Oligarchy, Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Urban Problems, US Navy Priorities, Veto History, Vicente Fox Speaks Out, Virtual Competition, Walls and Fences, Walt Whitman, Warfare Technology, Water Overview, Weight Control, White House Operations, Wine Corks
- Media Mining Digest 285 – Apr 28, 2017: Afghanistan Soldiers, AI and Law, Airline Passenger Bumping, Angels in Night Vale, Animal Research, Artificial Retina, Astronomer Herschel, Australia Archeology, Australia Minimum Wage, Bannon Politics, Beavers, Blind Physics Major, Blueberry Farming, Boycotts, Business Progress, Cancer in Your Genes, Carbon Free Power, City Trends, Climate and Energy issues, Climate Change and Biology, Colorado River, Compulsions, Computer-aided Design, Congo Crisis, Consciousness Defined, CRISPR Uses – Problems, Cuba, Documentary Film Tricks, Domestication Experiment, Driverless Car Hacking, Driverless Energy Savers, Drug Abuse Background, Earth 2.0, Eating Disorders, Eco-Village, Education Trends, Eleanore Roosevelt and Friend, Emergency Doctor, End of Life Ed, Execution Problems, Federalist Society, Female Genital Cutting, Female Socialization, Financial Technology Industry, Friendster Lessons, Genetic Testing, Georgetown Slaves, Georgia State Political Race, Gerrymandering and Disease Experiments, Gettysburg Battle, Going Viral, Holocaust Escape Tunnel, Human Rights, Immigrants in Vermont, Immigration Law Locally, Impeachment Possibility, Islamic Contrasts, James Baldwin, Jonestown Tragedy, Joyce Carol Oates, Junk Business Founder, Lexicographer, Manufacturing Hazards, Marijuana Addiction, Medical Errors-Problems, Musical Doctor, North Korea Control, Poisons in Nature, Political Donations in Canada, Political Failure, Political Populism, Pre-K Education, Product Psychopath, Questions to Ask, Religious Freedom, Roughhousing Kids, Russia Apartment Building Bombings, School Voucher Program, Snake Bites, Social Media Impact, Solitary Confinement, Specialty Crops, Starshot Project, Storytelling, Superman and the Klan, Tax Reform, Trump Power Struggles, Trump Transparency, United Passenger Ejection, Venezuela Chaos, Video Games, Violent Crime Decline and Overdoses, Vulnerability, Women in Agriculture
- Media Mining Digest 284 – Apr 21, 2017: Addictive Behavior, AI and Society, Algorithm Impact, Alternative Fuel Vehicles, Ant Man Story, Asking Right Questions, Australia Economic Trends, Autoimmune Disease, Automation and Jobs, Birth Control Politics, Black Architect, Border Town Medicine, Brain Research, Brazil's Amazon Preservation, Business Start-ups, California Water Management, Cancer's Biographer, Carpet Sweeper, Clinical Trial Absences, College Debt Crisis, College Protests, Community Supported Agriculture, Cory Booker, Diabetes and Obesity, Dinosaur Sex, Disneyland Experience, Doctors Without Borders, Don Reed, Driverless Vehicles, Ebola Reservoir, Electric Injury Treatment, Ethnic Foods, EU at the Crossroads, Evolution of Reason, Female Engineer, Free Speech Debate, GM Foods, Guatemala Medical Mission, Guns and Research, Health Care Reform, Homeless in Los Angeles, Impeachment Potential, Intelligent Design, Internet Impact on Brains, Internet Privacy, Kenyan History, Lab Cultured Meat, Large Hadron Collider, Liars and Lying, LSD Treatment History, Marie LePen, Meatless Life, Medical Biases, Medical Burnout, Medical Coaching, Medical Follow-ups, Medical Gender and Race Discussion, Medical Gender Bias, Medical Marijuana, Medical Match Day, Medical Old Timer, Medical Psychopaths, Medical Research Issues, Medical School Technology, Medical Student Study Habits, Medical Therapy, Memes Impact, Metal Origami, Mexican Politics, National Health Service Royal Commission, Neuroscience Education, Opioid Epidemic, Panama Papers, Paypal Operations, Pediatric Poisonings, Physics and Philosophy Intersection, Polio Researcher, Power Grid Integration, Premed Mentor, Premed Senior Story, Proof of Concept Centers, Racial Discrimination, Recycling Paper, Restaurant Reviewers, Rosa Luxemburg, Russia Perspectives, Russian Jumpers, Solar Power History and Black Lung, Startup Businesses, Stewardship Efforts, Tanzania Medical Mission, Touch Science, Transitional Medicine, Triassic Era, Trump's Personality, Vaccine Issues, White House Chiefs of Staff, World War One
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Media Mining Digest 283 – Apr 14, 2017: 3D Printers, Addiction Treatment, Air Pollution, Airline Reservation System, Alzheimer's Treatment, Antarctic Cyanobacteria, Aphra Behn Female Writer, Arctic Thaw, Automation and Work, Banking Alternatives, Black Women at Work, Brazil's Street Children, Breast Milk, Brexit, Buffalo Problems, Canadian Conservation Party, Canadian Gold Coin Theft, Cellphone Hazard, Children at Sea in 1800s, Chinese Political Trends, Chris Hayes, City Archeology, Climate Change, Confidence Interval Defined, Courage and Compassion, Creative Process, Cybersecurity Training, DARPA, Darwin Impact, Deception, Disruption Resistance, Dyslexia, Electric Propelled Spacecraft, Emotional Support Animals, English Language Training, Environmental Activist Teenagers, EU Concerns, FCC Trends, Female Chief of Staff, First Child in White House, Free Trade Under Fire, French Politics, Futurology Gender Identity, Georgia Country, Global Health, Globilization Zero, Green Building, Heroin Addiction Movie, Horror Movie Production, Human Culture Evolution, Identity Theft Services, Individual Sustainability Efforts, Internet Privacy, Investing by Religion, Investing for Millennials, Iranian Threat, Iraq Issues, Jackson-Biddle and Money Control, Japanese Internment Camp Manzanar, Kushner 666 Bldg, LGBTQ Rights, Life Extension, Lysosome Storage Diseases, Micronutrient Deficiencies, Morality Pills, Museum Exhibit Creator, Muslim Women, Muslims in France, North Korea Nuclear Threat, Nuclear Weapon Control, Nudging Process, Obamacare Repeal Debate, Omega 3 Fat, OSS History, Oxidative Stress, P.J.O'Rourke, Panama Papers, Pollster Greenberg, Power Rangers Creator, Preacher and Friend, Presidential Mental Health, Principia Publication, Profiling and Targeting, Rat Control, Reconstruction Era, Retirement Tools, Richard Simmons Disappears, Russia, Russian Demonstrations, Satellite Testing, School Choices, Seismic Trends, Self-Driving Cars, Septic Shock Treatment, Sex Trafficking, Sierra Nevada Deterioration, Smell Science, Somalia School Solution, Styrofoam Research, Survivalist Economics, Syria, Telomere Effect, Terrorists Home Grown, Testosterone, Touch Science, Trump Climate Rollback, Tyranny Explained, UN Security Council, Voice Operated Devices, Water Crisis, Weapons of Math Destruction, Weapons Systems Budget, White Privilege
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Simply been busy teaching here.
And here.
Writing this.
Keeping track of these.
AND creating in my new crafty space when I get the chance.
(There's been a bit of knitting mixed in there too of course!)
Last week at the shop we announced our Holiday Stocking Challenge and of course, I can't back down from a challenge. (Even though employees can't win anything.) So I've been working on making this...
into a lovely holiday stocking for our display window. I am almost finished, the bead embellishment (something new to me) is slowing me down a bit.
I also cracked into my mini Moda HoneyBuns (a gift given to me by my dear friend Jen last spring) and whipped together this little bag to hold all my knitting notions.
It ended up being a little bigger than I expected, but bigger just means I have room in which to grow. (Tee Hee.) I also love that every time I grab my scissors or stitch markers from under the flap, I think of Jen and her friendship. That is truly a gift that comes with using handmade goodies!
(Even with all the busy I made sure to take time this weekend to hit the movie theater for this. I mean I may be a 30-something wife and mother of 2, but I'm not dead! Everyone needs a chance to


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I was just added into Harper's Bazaar's Little Black Book as 1 of the Top Photographers in the U.S.! Amazing! Also, some of my dear friends were listed also. Congrats Leo Patrone, Jose Villa & Belathee!
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Ali & Tony's magical Bridghehampton wedding has been featured in The Knot. Amazing designs by Claire Bean Events & great food by Sterling Affair.
Always an honored and fun working with Claire Bean. Thank you! Thanks to my friend Robert Wagner for helping me on this one!
The knot dream wedding. Honored working with celebrity planner, Marcy Blum. Thanks to my friend Ahmet Ze for helping me on this one!
So thrilled to share that in this spring issue I am featured as one of Martha Stewart Weddings' Top wedding photographer! #Martha_Top_Photogs Can't wait to get my hands on this issue. Congrats to the gorgeous couple, John Legend & Chrissy Teigen!