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Small-Cell Lung Cancer (SCLC): Overview of symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Posted on Oct 15, 2015
Small cell lung cancer (SCLC), formerly called oat cell carcinoma, is considered different from other lung cancers, which are called non–small cell lung cancers (NSCLCs) because of their clinical and biologic features.
Small cell lung cancer is an aggressive form of
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showing belligerent behaviour, rapid growth, early spread to nearby body parts and resistance to chemotherapy and radiation. Without treatment, in a few weeks it could be fatal. It is important to determine if the cancer is limited or at an advanced stage. There are two main types of small cell lung cancer- (i) Small cell carcinoma and (ii) Combined small cell carcinoma. People who smoke, exposure to radon and
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Patients with Cowden syndrome and Cowden-like syndrome have mutations in the tumour suppressor PTEN gene.
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100 color photographs taken between 2004 and 2008 in the Isaan region
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When I first experienced the vast open spaces of northeast Thailand, generally known as Isaan, I was given the impression of a simple, peaceful life. Every place I took my camera, each photograph I took, reinforced this feeling. Life is not any easier here, but led with the proper devotion to one's self, one's family and the laws of nature, life can become effortless. This is the Isaan I have tried to capture over the years with my camera, my naivety and open eyes.
The beauty of the world is the diversity found at every corner. In this particular corner, with its expansive rural landscape and friendly faces, I find solace. Alongside my wife and family, I capture the surface of this stillness to later enrich these quiet visions with memories of taste, smell, sound, and feeling. Transcendence is a bonus.
If I had the words to describe these moments of personal connection, insofar as each person seeing these photographs interprets them from their own experiences, this book would not be necessary.
Here is my devotion to the daily inner journey.
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Whichever works best although I think weekday dates are best.
Most dating 'hotspots' such as restaurants, movie theaters, sporting events, etc. are packed. During the weekdays, they are less packed and there are less distractions.
I went mini-golfing on a weekday once. The place is usually packed with a waiting list on the weekends but on the Wednesday we went, there were only two other groups there, one with kids (which was actually cool because we admired them from afar) and there was no rush to finish up our holes so we could mess around and flirt along the way.
Same for a restaurant. We went to a popular Mexican joint and we went on a day that was half packed but everyone was cramped around each other. And because it wasn't so cramped like normal, we were able to dance to the salsa music that was playing in an area that was slightly open. You couldn't do that on the weekends.
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Tuesday, 24 April 2012
Week in the Life: Monday
5 comments:
- Sian said...
Gosh, I always thought he looked like you, but those pics make me realise how much like his Dad he is too!
No, I'm not doing it. I find it all a bit intense. But I do love a look at what everyone else gets up to
- 24 April 2012 at 14:52
- Alison said...
What a great start Ruth..and, like Sian I feel I'm under too much pressure if I take on these projects...love the teapot too!
Alison xx
- 24 April 2012 at 16:10
- ♥♥ Liz ♥♥ said...
You know me!! Never that organised and there are only so many shots of my desk I can take in one day!! I like looking at your days though xx
- 24 April 2012 at 17:18
- Amy said...
I love WITL and I am so looking forward to doing this later in the year! I can handle one week of intensity!
I also really like how you have journaled, I did something similar last year and, over the week, it ended up being a pretty comprehensive account of what we had done.
Keep going - you will love it when you have finished!
- 24 April 2012 at 23:21
- Ladkyis said...
His father's eyes and his mother's lovely smile. I don't have the discipline to do a week in my life. I do, however, love looking at other people's lives.
Oh, and what a wondeful thing to hand down to your son when he is all grown up with a family of his own.
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Zee Telefilms, a BS 200 company, has posted a 36.9 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 44.59 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2004, compared with a net profit of Rs 32.57 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year. Total sales for the last quarter of the fiscal year 2003-04 stood at Rs 174.38 crore against Rs 133.46 crore in the previous year, up 30.6 per cent.
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Subhash Chandra, chairman & managing director, Zee Telefilms, said in a press release: "The fourth quarter witnessed a continued recovery in advertising business. This is in line with our expectations and was achieved despite diversion of advertising spend to cricket. Our cost management, manpower rationalisation and programming initiatives have continued."
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About the Book
A little alphabet book with little phrases and images of paper dolls.
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- Category Arts & Photography
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
30 Pages
- Publish Date Nov 25, 2012
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Bridget McAlonan
Sometimes I live on the planet Earth...But mostly I live in Maine. I love Maine.
She lives on the edge of the woods in Maine on a piece of pretty nice dirt with the husband and the person they made and a whole mess of domesticated mammals and snakes that live in the walls of her house. One of her cats brings her rodent hearts and she resists placing them in glass jars. She does however walk barefoot in the mud. She makes delicate artwork…delicate like brick wrapped in a lace doily.
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- The necessity of keeping reliable and durable records of complex economic transactions was the primary motive for the development of writing in Mesopotamia. The wide network of exchange relations and central control that characterized the economyof the Uruk period(mid-fourth millennium B.C.) led to the formation of bureaucratic structures and systems of bookkeeping, which assigned responsibility of particular sectors to administrative units supervised by "heads of department" within a hierarchical order. In all subsequent historical periods, this fundamental structure of the administration remained the same, although with varying degrees of complexity. All major institutions that engaged in production needed an administrative apparatus to keep track of wages, rations, and other costs incurred for employees, as well as of quantities of goods expended and produced. Hence archaeologists have discovered administrative archives of private estates and "firms," in addition to those attached to temples, palaces, and other forms of state organizations. The more centralized the state's control over resources became, the greater the need for administrative records. The greatest concentration of such sources in the second millennium belongs to the time of the Third Dynasty of Ur, with its highly developed system of taxation. The Neo-Assyrian state archivesrecovered from the imperial capitals also number thousands of tablets and give testimony to the efficiency of Assyrian administration. High officials were often recruited from elite families. In Assyria a significant proportion were eunuchs. From the Neo-Babylonian period, there are temple archives that give details of agricultural production, as well as archives from private companies, sometimes spanning several generations, that specialized in loans and investment in various economic sectors.
Historical Dictionary of Mesopotamia. EdwART. 2012.


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Series: Cicerone Guides: Canary Islands
233 pages, colour photos, colour maps
Walking guide to Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands, describing 45 day walks and sections of the new, waymarked, long-distance trail GR131. The fourth in a comprehensive five-book series covering all the Canaries, it includes from Las Palmas in the north to the southern Playa del Ingles, with the stunning volcanic hill-country in between, all illustrated with detailed contour maps. The guide has walks suitable for those of all abilities, the dramatic landscape little known outside of the Canaries, but offering an ideal winter walking destination featuring rocky treks and mountain paths, clifftop and beachfront walks and forest trails through varied, breathtaking scenery. The guide provides lots of background information on geology, wildlife, plants and flowers as well as practical information on accommodation, currency and language.
National parks
The Fortunate Isles
Getting there
When to go
Health and safety
Food and drink
Walking on Gran Canaria
Getting there
Getting around
What to take
Waymarking and access
Food and drink
Tourist information offices
Using this guide
Santa Brígida and San Mateo
Walk 1 Las Palmas to Santa Brígida
Walk 2 Las Meleguinas to Las Lagunetas
Walk 3 Las Lagunetas and Cruz de Tejeda
Walk 4 Santa Brígida to Teror
Walk 5 San Mateo to Teror
Walk 6 Pico de Bandama and Caldera de Bandama
Valleseco and Teror
Walk 7 Cruz de Tejeda to Teror
Walk 8 Cruz de Tejeda to Valleseco
Walk 9 Cruz de La Laguna and Valsendero
Walk 10 Cruz de La Laguna and Las Madres
Artenara and Tamadaba
Walk 11 Moriscos to Santa María de Guía
Walk 12 Artenara to Tamadaba
Walk 13 San Pedro and Tamadaba
Walk 14 Artenara and Vega de Acusa
La Aldea
Walk 15 Pista de Tirma
Walk 16 Altavista to La Aldea
Walk 17 La Aldea to El Risco
Walk 18 Albercón, Güigüí and Tasártico
Walk 19 Montaña del Viso and La Aldea
Mogán and Las Presas
Walk 20 El Aserrador and El Carrizal
Walk 21 El Aserrador and El Juncal
Walk 22 Presa de las Niñas and Morillo de San Juan
Walk 23 Cruz de San Antonio to Las Casillas
Walk 24 Camino de las Presas
Tejeda and La Culata
Walk 25 Tejeda and Cruz de Tejeda
Walk 26 Tejeda and La Culata
Walk 27 Degollada Becerra and La Culata
Walk 28 Roque Nublo from La Goleta
Walk 29 Cruz Grande to Ayacata
Walk 30 Llanos de Garañón and Pico de las Nieves
San Bartolomé
Walk 31 Santa Lucía and Pico de las Nieves
Walk 32 San Bartolomé and Cruz Grande
Walk 33 Arteara to Ayagaures
Walk 34 Dunas de Maspalomas
Walk 35 Siete Fuentes to San Mateo
Walk 36 San Mateo to Valsequillo
Walk 37 Valsequillo to Santa Brígida
Walk 38 El Rincón and Cuevas Blancas
Walk 39 Tenteniguada and Caldera de los Marteles
Walk 40 Caldera de los Marteles to Valsequillo
GR 131 – Puerto de las Nieves to Maspalomas
Walk 41 GR 131 – Puerto de las Nieves to Tamadaba
Walk 42 GR 131 – Tamadaba to Cruz de Tejeda
Walk 43 GR 131 – Cruz de Tejeda to San Bartolomé
Walk 44 GR 131 – San Bartolomé to Ayagaures
Walk 45 GR 131 – Ayagaures to Faro de Maspalomas
Appendix A Route summary table
Appendix B Topographical glossary
Appendix C Useful contacts
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Paddy Dillon is a prolific walker and guidebook writer with over 50 books to his name. He has walked extensively around all the Canary Islands, covering day as well as long-distance walks. Paddy has led guided walking holidays and has also walked in Nepal, Tibet and the Rocky Mountains of Canada and the US. He is a member of the Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild.
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A little over a decade ago, Eugene Wallingford wrote a paper for the PloP '99 conference, describing the Envoy pattern language, "a pattern language for managing state in a functional program". It's a good read, but the implementation language for the paper is Scheme--given that it's a Lisp dialect, often isn't particularly obvious or easy to understand at first, I thought it might be interesting (both for me and any readers that wanted to follow along) to translate the implementation examples into a variety of different languages. In this case, I thought it would be relatively easy to do it in Scala and F#, given their hybrid object-functional nature, but it's also an interesting exercise to demonstrate it in [Javascript] (I'll use NodeJS v0.8.15, running on my Mac, and Rhino, with the JVM), Yeti (an ML dialect that runs on the JVM), Jaskell (a Haskell dialect that also runs on the JVM), and, hey, what the heck, let's do it in C# while we're at it, just so the .NET guys don't feel too badly outnumbered.
(I'm posting this now with the intent of filling in the Yeti, Jaskell, F# and C# implementations later.)
Note that with lambdas coming in Java 8, it'll be possible to adapt this pattern language to work with Java, too--I'll leave that as exercise to do for myself (and update this blog entry) once I get a Java8 build on the machine on which I'm writing this.
One reason for doing this in Yeti and Jaskell is to demonstrate the original purpose of the Envoy pattern language--that we can achieve object-like semantics even in languages that don't directly support object semantics (like Scheme). But for the other languages, it's fair to ask why anyone would bother doing this in languages that do directly support objects (a la Scala, F#, etc), since it would seem a lot easier to just use the object features directly. And, truth be told, it's true--when looking to model objects in a language that has first-class support for objects, just use that support and those features, and call it a day. The point of this exercise is, for me, to exercise the functional features of those languages, and see exactly how functional languages can provide some of the same benefits that an O-O language enjoys, without having to use the O-O features directly. (There's been a lot of people writing functional-isms in O-O languages, yours truly included, so it seems a good exercise to flip that on its head.) This will also help me figure out where/when/how to use these features, when the need arises.
If you've not yet read the Envoy pattern language, take a moment and do that now; I don't want to annoy Mr. Wallingford in any way by repeating his prose here (not to mention that I'm going to have enough to do as it is just translating the code into several different languages). But I will toss in a brief summary of each of the elements in the pattern language, just so we're all on the same page about what's happening in each of these code samples.
Implementation notes
These are a few notes for each of the implementation langauges.
Because I want to be able to run the JavaScript code on either the Node platform directly or on the Rhino engine (via the Java JDK "jrunscript" command that installs on Java implementations starting with Java 6), and because those two environments provide different mechanisms for printing to the console ("console.log" in Node, and "println" in Rhino), I create a top-level function "out" that aliases to one or the other of those, depending on what's defined in the environment:
var out = (function() { if (typeof(console) !== "undefined" &&
typeof(console.log) !== "undefined") return console.log else if (typeof(println)
!== "undefined") return println else throw new Error("No idea what
to use for output") })();
(This actually gives away one of the punchlines in the first element of the pattern language, Function as Object, below, because here we're pretty clearly using "out" as a function-as-object.)
I used Rhino that ships with Java6, and node v0.8.15 for these.
I used Scala v2.9.2 running on Java6 for this.
Yeti is an ML-based language that compiles to Java bytecode. Unlike Scala, it's a functional-only language (well, sort of), with Hindley-Milner type inference. As the Yeti home page describes, it supports polymorphic structure and variant types, property fields, lazy lists, pattern-matching on values, and a decent interop facility against Java code (meaning it can call Java classes, as well as compile to classes to be called from Java if desired.)
Yeti was at v0.9.7 at the time I wrote this, and again, running on the Java6 VM.
I'm using the Visual Studio 2012 release to write the F# bits, which corresponds to F# 3.0. As far as I can tell, there's nothing really all that "3.0-specific" that I'm using, so it should work with F# 2.0, which shipped with Visual Studio 2010, and there's nothing Windows-specific here either, which means it should run fine on F# 3.0-on-Mono.
Note that, like what I'm doing with the JavaScript version, I'm binding each of the pattern elements into a function for execution, thus creating a scope block that is dissociated from the larger global scope:
let example = fun () -> Console.WriteLine "Howdy world"
If (like I tried once) we were to use the more naive approach:
let example = Console.WriteLine "Howdy world"
... then each of the functions is executed and the results bound to the name described ("example", in this case) at the time the compiler sees it; in other words, each is eagerly-evaluated, instead of waiting to be invoked in the main entry point of the program later. By binding an anonymous function literal, it essentially lazy-fies each of them, and won't execute them until they are deliberately invoked in Main, as in:
[<EntryPoint>] let main argv = example() // ... the others go here
0 // return an integer exit code
With the platform (and prelude) details out of the way, let's begin.
Wow, the C# version is going to be ugly. Let me explain what I mean.
Let's start with the syntax for an anonymous function literal (a lambda, in C# parlance):
() => { return 5; };
This is a function that takes no arguments and yields an int. (Actually, to be exact, this is a delegate, since the lambda wouldn't need an explicit return or the curly braces, since it's a single-expression block and the lambda assumes that the result of the single expression should be implicitly returned.)
Ideally, we'd be able to capture this in an implicitly-typed local variable, like so:
var giveMeFive = () => { return 5; };
But unfortunately, C# doesn't allow this, saying that it "Cannot assign lambda to implicitly-typed local variable". (Doesn't get much more straightforward than that when it comes to an error message.) So, we have to explicitly-type the local variable, which is a Func<> of some type:
Func<int> giveMeFive = () => { return 5; };
Hold on to this thought, because things are going to get even uglier when we want to invoke an anonymous block like this later (when we get into the Closure parts of the pattern language).
Function as Object
In pure functional languages, it's actually difficult to keep state and data tied together--in fact, part of the whole point of a functional language is to write functions that operate on data, ideally on lots of different kinds of data. "Therefore, create a function that acts like an object. Such a function carries the data it needs along with the expression that operates on the data. More importantly, an object encapsulates its data, ensuring that only the allowed operations are applied to them." In other words, by writing a function and keeping the data buried inside of it, we achieve the same kind of encapsulation that object-orientation has traditionally reserved for itself as its principal advantage. This is done via a closure, which is the next element in the language.
The original Scheme implementation looked like this:
(define balance 0) (define withdraw (lambda (balance amount) (if (<=
amount balance) (- balance amount) (error "Insufficient funds" balance))
)) (define deposit (lambda (balance amount) (+ balance amount) )) (define accrue-interest
(lambda (balance interest-rate) (+ balance (* balance interest-rate)) ))
There's a few things wrong with this approach, as Wallingford points out, but to be faithful, recreating this in our target languages is pretty straightforward: three functions, each of which operate on parameters passed in. "You could create new accounts simply by binding values to names. Operating on accounts involves passing the account to the appropriate procedure and binding the new value as appropriate."
In JavaScript, we can bind function values to names just as we can in Scheme, so it's not actually all that different, once you get past the lack of parentheses and added curly braces. Thus, it looks like:
(function() { out("function-as-object =========") var balance
= 0 var withdraw = function(amount) { if (amount <= balance) balance = balance
- amount else throw new Error("Insufficient funds") } var deposit = function(amount)
{ balance += amount } var accrueInterest = function(interestRate) { balance += (balance
* interestRate) } })()
Note that I wrap all of it into its own function so as to give the whole thing some scope--makes it easier to define in a single .js file and execute.
Similarly, Scala allows us to bind functions to names, too:
def functionAsObject() = { def withdraw(balance : Int, amount : Int) =
{ if (amount <= balance) balance - amount else throw new RuntimeException("Insufficient
funds") } def deposit(balance: Int, amount : Int) = { balance + amount } def
accrueInterest(balance : Int, rate : Float) = { balance + (balance * rate) } }
Again, all of it is wrapped into a function for easier (on me, while I was experimenting with all of this) scoping.
F#, like most functional/object hybrid languages, also offers the ability to bind functions to values, so this is also pretty straightforward. I choose to just operate against the "global" balance value, rather than do the more functional "pass the balance in" that the previous two use:
let functionAsObject = fun () -> let balance = ref 0 let withdraw =
fun amt -> if amt <= !balance then balance := (!balance) - amt !balance else
raise (Exception("Insufficient funds")) let deposit = fun amt -> balance
:= (!balance) + amt !balance let accrueInterest = fun (intRate : float) -> balance
:= (!balance) + (int (float !balance * intRate)) !balance Console.WriteLine "=========>
Function as Object" printfn "%d" (deposit 200) printfn "%d"
(withdraw 50)
Yeti (ML):
Although Yeti supports a slightly more succinct syntax for defining a function, I choose to use the syntax that more closely matches what we're doing in the other examples--bind a function literal (do ... done;) to a name (withdraw, deposit and accrueInterest). Again, since this is running on top of the JVM, we have full access to the underlying Java library, which means we can make use of RuntimeException again as a cheap way of signaling a bad withdrawal.
withdraw = do bal amt: if amt <= bal then bal - amt else throw new RuntimeException("Insufficient
funds") fi done; deposit = do bal amt: bal + amt done; accrueInterest = do bal
intRate: bal + (bal * intRate) done; balance = 100; println (withdraw balance 10)
Jaskell (Haskell):
This is a little more verbose than some of the other versions we've seen thus far, because C# lacks the type-inference that F# or Yeti or Scala has, yet requires explicit typing (in some places) because it is a statically-typed language. Again, because the language explicitly forbids the assignment of a lambda/delegate to an implicitly-typed local variable, the local names "withdraw", "deposit", and "accrueInterest" have to be explicitly typed.
static void FunctionAsObject() { var balance = 0; Func<int, int>
withdraw = (amount) => { if (amount <= balance) { balance = balance - amount;
return balance; } else throw new Exception("Insufficient funds"); }; Func<int,
int> deposit = (amount) => { balance += amount; return balance; }; Func<float,
int> accrueInterest = (intRate) => { balance += (int)(intRate * balance); return
balance; }; Console.WriteLine("=============> FunctionAsObject"); Console.WriteLine("{0}",
deposit(100)); Console.WriteLine("{0}", withdraw(10)); }
Notice that again, I choose to operate on the "global" variable "balance", rather than pass it in. (It's fairly easy to imagine how it would look if "balance" were passed in.)
"You are writing a function with a free variable. How do you bundle a function with a data value defined outside the procedure's body?" If the data value is defined inside the procedure, remember, it gets reset to the same value each time, and obviously this isn't going to track state at all well. "So you might try defining the balance outside the function." But that doesn't work, because now the value isn't encapsulated anymore. "Therefore, create the function in an environment where its free variables are bound to local variables."


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The Ocean Album Info
I'm stoked.
I have precambrian laying around, guess i'll check it tomorrow
Will probably rule.
I personally enjoy the direction they took with Anthropocentric.
Heliocentric had some lolbad parts but Anthropocentric was a whole lot of fun to listen to. Their first three LPs are great, but they're a bit of a chore to listen to at times.
Still have to check out this band. Been meaning to for a while now, just never really got around to it.
Cool though.
"this is their last chance i swear to God"
haha I am not at that point yet but I am really hoping that this will be great
leaked yet?
Can't wait
Cool beans.
Digging: Tyler, the Creator - Flower Boy
Fluxion and Aeolian are fantastic and Precambrian is one of my favorite albums; Heliocentric was kind of a big "fuck you" to me and Anthropocentric was decent. I'm glad to see they are including an instrumental version because I hate that dude's cleans. Fogdiver was pretty cool.
fromtheinside, what is with you dude? You seem to be one of the most depressed people on the site.
he likes Linkin Park. I used to listen to them and I was depressed.
fti just doesnt like music anymore
Helio is great if you skip everything between Firmament and The Origin of Species.
great news
Hopefully it's good
It's not rumored to be called, it IS CALLED Pelagial. I know this because I'm subscribed to the
Pelagic Records mailing list. It also has a cover, but the resolution is terrible because it was just
in the 'upcoming albums' section.
Helio is great if you skip everything between Firmament and The Origin of Species. [2]
this is their last chance i swear to God [2]
god, no more watery names
gonna rule
pls god don't let it suck
Digging: Danny L Harle - 1UL
I feel as if I am the only person who thoroughly enjoyed both Heliocentric and Anthropocentric. I don't really understand why so many people hate Helio, yea it's completely different but it still incorporates plenty of interesting themes and instrumentation
I just want another Precambrian
fuckin' pumped!!
Precambrian is probably one of the best albums I've ever heard out of nowhere. Still haven't really checked out the other albums.
Europe is such a cool country man.
I thought Anthro was great. Stoked.
"I don't really understand why so many people hate Helio"
1. Most fans are still shell-shocked over the change in sound
2. The songwriting is largely choppy and unmemorable
Staps should have just called it a new band and it would have been much better received.
Not to be confused with the band "Oceana". GOOD. Firmament on repeat now.
But that metalsuks article cited as a source is not official. It's just a speculation over the few bits of news we have so far...
However, i'm stoked for this album
The band posted the article themselves on facebook. Highly doubt they would do that if it wasn't correct info
Digging: Converge - I Can Tell You About Pain
album name seems so....tired. not sure i'll like it. not the same band that made the first few albums, even if stapps is the one behind it all.
Please Robin.
Stop letting other people write.
New band name would have been an excellent idea.
They must not be embracing their new vocalist(s) if they're releasing an instrumental version.
Their vocals need more Caleb Scofield, Nate Newton, and Sean Ingram.
"I feel as if I am the only person who thoroughly enjoyed both Heliocentric and Anthropocentric. I don't really understand why so many people hate Helio, yea it's completely different but it still incorporates plenty of interesting themes and instrumentation"
Besides the vocalist, the other new members have been touring with them since just after the release of Precambrian, so it wouldn't have made sense to rename the band. And there's nothing wrong with letting other people write, because that's exactly what made Anthropocentric better than Helio (which Robin exclusively wrote).
Plus, the other guys are great musicians... see Coilguns, or Kunz, as examples of why.
Dont forget Meta
Met Robin once. Dude was mad german which is right up my alley.
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Suby Sports pulley kit for WRX
I know there is a post below about this kit but that was an RS and I did a WRX install so I thought I would share
Fit and finish of the pulleys is excellent. I would say the crank pulley is one third to one fourth the weight of the stock pulley
The stock pulley is one heavy chunk of metal. The aftermarket crank pulley is some kind of metal, while the alternator pulley is some kind of ceramic. I know it's ceramic/pressed powder because my jackass cousin started to play with the alternator pulley and dropped it on cemect, putting a few fair sized chips in it
I'll let you guys know if I have any trouble with the chipped pulley down the line. Of course I don't blame Suby Sports if anything happens to it, it was 100% the faul of my cousin being a dumbass...
The pulleys are not underdriven so no worries about dimming headlights or such.
Finding the tools needed for the install was more difficult than the install itself for me. I would estimate one hour to install both the crankshaft pulley and alternator pulley. You may need a buddy to help with some steps.
To do the install you need
10 mm socket
12 mm socket
14 mm socket
22 mm socket, my socket set stopped at 21 mm
24 mm socket
Breaker bar
Torque wrech capable of about 90-100 foot-pounds of torque
I torqued my crank pully to about 85 pounds, and a little less for my alternator pulley. To stop the crankshaft pulley from turning I put my car in fifth and had someone step on the brakes hard. For the alternator pulley I jsut loosened the bolt when the belt was tight.
Because the pulleys are not underdriven, you can count how many times you turn your screwdirver (with socket attatchment) when loosening the belts, so you can tighten them that many times again when you are finished. I had to turn the adjustment screws on both the idler pulley and alternator 35 times to get the belts loose enough to remove. Don't forget to loosen the idler puller and alternator slide bolt before starting, and don't forget to tighten them after finishing
I don't know what to say about gains. People have always told me that you can't feel a gain from new pulleys, but I swear the car feels like it's pulling more. Feels better to me, and even if it's all in my head, I guess that's all that matters
It really does seem quicker in 2nd and less hesitant in 4th and 5th.
Oh well, I think the kit is very worth it for $170. It's one of those rare mods that gives you more power and puts less strain on your engine at the same time. How many mods can you say that about
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We accommodate all guests of Paula Deen's Family Kitchen as they walk in.
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Breakfast: 8am until 10:30am daily
Lunch: 11:00am until 4:00pm daily
Dinner: Sunday-Thursday 4:00pm until 10:00pm; Friday & Saturday 4:00pm-11:00pm
Are the soft beverages included in the menu price?
Drinks are not included in our menu price.
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You may enjoy a refill of your favorite items at no additional charge, but we do not allow food to be taken out of the restaurant.
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Join our newsletter found at PaulaDeensFamilyKitchen.com for information on Paula and the restaurant.
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The first thing a Southerner will ask when somebody walks into the house is, "Are y'all thirsty? Y'all hungry?" Now, probably it has something to do with how dirt poor many parts of the South were at one point or another in history. Offering their guests a meal was a Southerner's way of sharing as much as they could even if they didn't have much in the bank. Putting out a big, ample spread is a point of pride for every Southern hostess: that's her way of letting her guests know they'll be taken care of, and they don't need to hold back. That's why our meals tend to be served family style, with bowls on the table full of corn, slaw, fried okra, sweet potatoes, beans, sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions.
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Dear Friends: Regarding the current crisis facing the North Korean refugees, please continue to take action and please keep sending in letters to the Chinese embassies and consulates via email, fax, and regular mail. Although it has been widely reported that some of the North Korean refugees arrested in February have already been repatriated to North Korea by China, we have credible reports that is NOT true and that the thirty or more are still being held. Because this is the first group of defectors facing forced repatriation since the death of Kim Jong-il, this issue has gained more attention than ever before. This campaign to save the North Korean refugees must be relentless until the People's Republic of China reverses their brutal and barbaric repatriation policy. Among recent events: Save My Friend in Seoul delivered today to the American, Chinese, and Japanese Embassies, 140,000 petitions. This new organization, largely composed of young Koreans, has done an amazing job of social networking to publicize this issue and has gained great media attention and even attracted South Korean celebrities to a protest they organized earlier this month. Also, in Seoul, Assemblywoman Park Sun Young, long active in the International Parliamentarians Coalition for North Korean Human Rights, is on a fast in front of the Chinese embassy vowing to remain there until these refugees can safely be resettled in South Korea. In addition, recent demonstrations and petition deliveries have taken place in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago and Canada and Australia. Amnesty International launched an appeal back in mid-February directed at the PRC -- which is exactly where the focus must be. South Korea was to raise this issue before the UN Human Rights Council. While this is a good initiative, we must keep the focus on China, because it is China that is the problem. Two important events were held recently.
Special Event at PRC Embassy Washington DC: 11:45 AM Thursday, March 1: We staged a special demonstration this Thursday at the PRC Embassy. We delivered a coffin to the PRC symbolizing the death that comes to the North Korean refugees when China forces them back to North Korea. Congressional Hearing on Monday: The Congressional Executive Commission on China, chaired by Congressman Chris Smith and Senator Sherrod Brown, held an emergency hearing on China's repatriation of North Korean refugees. The Hearing was held on Monday, March 5 at 2:30 pm in 2118 Rayburn House Office Building. See details here http://www.cecc.gov/
Keep Sending Letters to the Chinese Embassies, Consulates: Please keep the letters going to the PRC -- by fax, email, and regular mail. We hope that those of you with NGOs will also write your members to join in this letter writing campaign. I just sent another letter to the PRC's fax machine in Washington, D.C. and it is still accepting faxes which means we have not bombarded them with enough appeals! See my last email for sample letter and find your local consulate here: http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/wjb/zwjg/2490/ International Protest Coordinators: Those of you in the 26 cities, 13 countries that participated in last fall's International Protest to Save North Korean Refugees, please consider hosting another event in the coming days! Rather than select a day, we are calling for spontaneous demonstrations to continue around the world. Acta Non Verba!Suzanne Scholte


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Charles L. Senkier of Newton died on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2002, at her home. She was 80.
Born in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., he lived in Sparta from 1959 to 1989, then moved to Newton. A World War II Navy veteran, he served in the Navy for 20 years and obtained the rank of Navy Chief Petty Officer.
After the Navy, he worked at Picatinny Arsenal in Rockaway Township for 21 years and was an equipment specialist before his retirement. He also was a bartender at The Central in Sparta for 27 years.
He was a former member of Our Lady of the Lake Roman Catholic Church in Sparta, where he was head usher at the 12:15 p.m. mass. He was a member of Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Newton and was also a member and fourth degree Knight of Marquette Council 588, Knights of Columbus in Sparta.
The son of the late Michael and Mary, Mr. Senkier was predeceased by his wife, Isabella T., on Jan. 6, 1980.
He is survived by five daughters, Suzanne Chodkiewicz of Sparta, Cathy Glaser of Houston, Jan Myhren of Jefferson, Mary Jo Schlesinger of Hanover Township, and Helene V. Hughes of Mount Arlington; three sons, Thomas of Stillwater, Charles D. of Freedon Township, and Daniel M. of Lake Tahoe, Nev.; a brother, Edwin of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and 15 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Monday at the Smith-McCracken Funeral Home, 63 High St., Newton. Interment followed at Sparta Cemetery. Arrangements were by the Smith-McCracken Funeral Home, Newton.


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Welcome to our freshly painted 2BR/2BA oceanfront corner condo at the luxurious Anderson Ocean Club Resort & Spa in central Myrtle Beach. Our home is replete with a brand new sofa bed couch with a 5" mattress, a brand new Simmons BeautySleep Kenosha King-size Mattress Set, new high-threadcount sheets and comforters, Nautica, Waverly, or Ralph Lauren comforters, new dishwasher, high-end stainless steel Cuisinart cookware, and top-of-the-line furnishings.
We love the location but even more the wrap-around balconies off the living room and master and private balcony off the 2nd bedrooms, providing wide, long-range ocean views and extra privacy.
The master bedroom has a Sealy Posturepedic king bed, en suite full bath, and flat screen TV. The 2nd bedroom has 2 Sealy Posturepedic double beds, a flat screen TV, and a full bath across the hall, which also services the common areas. A queen-size sleeper sofa is located in the living room along with a third flat screen TV. Complementary cable includes HBO & ESPN (96 & 97). As one should expect, there is no aditional fee for linens or towels.
The gourmet kitchen is outfitted with cherry-wood cabinets, granite countertops, refrigerator, dishwasher, stove, microwave, Cuisinart Coffee 12-cup coffeemaker, a Shark hand vac and vacuum, etc. Other amenities include cable/satellite, complimentary wireless Internet access, telephones with voicemail, washer/dryer, and an iron and ironing board.
Amenities at the Anderson Ocean Club include The Awakening Spa – a full-service day spa located on the 4th floor, which offers massages, facials, manicures, pedicures, dry and wet therapy rooms, a full-service hair and nail salon located on the 3rd floor, sauna, a 200-foot oceanfront sundeck, valet parking (USD 8.00 per day-full stay required), indoor heated pool, indoor heated kiddie pool, a 12-person indoor hot tub, 2 outdoor pools, an outdoor lazy river, outdoor hot tub, and a fitness center located on the 3rd floor offering 4 treadmills, 4 elliptical machines and 1 universal machine in one of the largest fitness centers you will find in an oceanfront resort. There is also a seasonal oceanfront bar, high-tech saline chlorination system for silky smooth and sparkling water, valet parking, and room service. The pool deck features the B Bar, an oceanfront pool bar serving cocktails, beer, and wine. Across the street is Magnolia's at 26th, a favorite local restaurant.
Myrtle Beach offers something for everyone - whether it's shopping at the countless outlet stores, playing Championship golf or enjoying a night on the town at Broadway at the Beach. Whether you seek relaxation and rejuvenation with family or an action-packed destination, you will find it at the Anderson Ocean Club and Spa.
You must be 25 or older to rent our flat.
Saturday to Saturday rentals preferred
• Myrtle Beach Boardwalk (0.3 mi/0.4 km)
• The Children's Museum (0.4 mi./0.6 km)
• Ripley's Aquarium (1 mi./1.7 km)
• Broadway at the Beach (1.2 mi./1.9 km)
• Myrtle Beach Pavilion Amusement Park (1.3 mi./2 km)
• NASCAR SpeedPark (1.7 mi./2.8 km)
• Grand Strand (2 mi./3.2 km)
• Myrtle Waves Water Park (2.1 mi./3.4 km)
• Franklin G Burroughs -- Simeon B Chapin Art Museum (4.5 mi./7.2 km)
• Myrtle Beach State Park (4.9 mi./7.9 km)
Also Nearby …
• Lost Mine Miniature Golf
• Golf - driving range
• Motor boating
• Boat launch
• Windsurfing
• Boating
• Surfing/boogie boarding
• Water skiing
• Tennis
• Basketball
• Bicycle rentals
• Scooter/Moped Rentals
• Horse riding/rental
• Parasailing
• Helicopter/airplane sightseeing
• Skydiving
• Fishing
• Myrtle Beach Convention Center (0.5 mi./0.8 km)
• Myrtle Beach International Airport (4.1 mi./6.6 km)
• Grand Strand Airport (10.9 mi./17.7 km)
Keywords: Oceanfront, Corner, Gourmet, Luxury, Balconies, Resort, Spa
My husband and I and our family have been traveling to the low country since 2002 when a friend gave us his condo because he was unable to travel. We have been in love since then. For us, it's the best place on earth. We live in the land-locked mid-west, so, for us, being on the sea is the be-all end-all.
Julie Reynolds purchased this condo in 2011
We waited a long time to buy into this building and were so thrilled when an opportunity to do so arose. We can't wait to spend more time there!
It puts us close to everything we love, made all the more sweet because we can't get here as much as we would like. It's close to everything and, above all, it's on the ocean.
Hello! We have made it home and just wanted to thank you. We had such a great time staying in your condo! You've created a very welcoming home and we have many, many fond memories!
We had another spectacular stay at this condo. The views are simply amazing from every room, is very clean, and has every amenity you can think of! Also great location and within walking distance of a lot of attractions and restaurants.
Julie is always very prompt with all replies and has been a delight to rent from. This was our second stay and already plan on returning next year! You can't go wrong with staying here!
3 friends and I recently stayed at Julie's Anderson ocean club condo for the 3rd time. As in the past, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The condo is in the perfect location for walking or driving to restaurants and shopping. Julie has stocked the condo with everything you could need. I have had to go to the dollar star for wine glasses at other VRBO rentals, but Julie has lots (thank goodness). It is well equipped for cooking in , but I must say, we dined out more often this year.
Thanks Julie...I am sure we will be back!
We had an excellent time. The condo was well equipped with everything you would need. The views were great and it is in a great location. We would definitely stay again.
This was our first time using VRBO...and it was the best decision we could have made. Right from the onset of making contact with Jules, we found her to be extremely friendly,easy to deal with and oh so very accommodating. We felt very comfortable with her and she answered all of our questions...even the silly ones..lol! very promptly, we immediately knew we were in good hands. From the moment we walked in we felt right at home.The condo is spacious, impeccably clean and beautifully decorated. The layout is perfect with a wrap around balcony, which provides a spectacular view of the ocean from every room. We loved enjoying our morning coffee on the balcony while enjoying a beautiful sunrise and our "daily dolphin watch". The master has a king size...oh so comfy bed, you will certainly enjoy your sleeps here! One of our favourite things about this condo is the fabulous well stocked and workable kitchen. Jules has provided everything you could possibly need. Location is fantastic...within walking distance of many establishments also the amenities are perfect...it made going to the gym easy. After a day of golf the hot tub felt amazing. The staff at Anderson Club were always helpful and also very friendly. We would definitely recommend this unit to everyone, as it surpassed our expectations!
Thank you again Jules for sharing your beautiful home with us and helping to make our Winter Getaway AMAZING!!
See you next year....L&T
Early December is a great time for a getaway to Anderson Ocean Club. Julie is the perfect host who provided a stress-free experience that included a seamless checkin process, free parking and ready at all times to answer our mundane questions. The location of the Anderson Ocean Club right on the beach is perfect and the condo is spacious and beautiful, with a wrap around balcony and ocean-facing view from every room. The weather was mild enough for morning coffee on the balcony to watch the sun rise over the ocean and the birds fish for their breakfast. We took long, barefoot walks on the white sand beach looking for dolphins, collecting sea shells and chatting with fishermen. The condo is tastefully furnished and fully equipped with everything you could need for a comfortable vacation. We visited a nearby BI-LO to stock up on breakfast, lunch and cocktail provisions and took advantage of the condo's well equipped kitchen. We ate dinner out most nights (we were on vacation!) and had our fill of shrimp, crab and oysters at the many seafood shacks that line Ocean Boulevard. Exhausted at the end of the day from walking and eating, we gratefully sank into comfortable beds appointed with soft sheets and pillows. The bathrooms are large, with strong water pressure in the showers. There is so much to do in Myrtle Beach, even in the off season (no lines). We took a drive north on Ocean Beach Boulevard to North Myrtle Beach and crossed the border into North Carolina for lunch at a roadside oyster shack in Calabash. We laughed our heads off at the Hurricane Myrtle show at the Margaritaville restaurant and celebrated my husband's birthday at The Aspen Grill, a fine dining restaurant located a few blocks off Ocean Boulevard. We had a wonderful week and can't wait to rent this condo again. Thank you so much Julie!
We hated to leave. The location and amenities of the Anderson Ocean Club are wonderful and the employees were all so friendly, going out of their way to answer any questions we had. We found the condo to be spacious and very well appointed, containing everything we needed and more. The oceanfront balcony became our favorite place to view the sunrise and dolphin watch and we'd love to come back to this unit for another stay. Thank you for sharing your home with us and helping make this such a wonderful vacation.
Myrtle Beach Boardwalk (0.3 mi/0.4 km), The Children's Museum (0.4 mi./0.6 km), Ripley's Aquarium (1 mi./1.7 km), Broadway at the Beach (1.2 mi./1.9 km), Myrtle Beach Pavilion Amusement Park (1.3 mi./2 km), NASCAR SpeedPark (1.7 mi./2.8 km), Grand Strand (2 mi./3.2 km), Myrtle Waves Water Park (2.1 mi./3.4 km), Franklin G Burroughs -- Simeon B Chapin Art Museum (4.5 mi./7.2 km), Myrtle Beach State Park (4.9 mi./7.9 km)
Also Nearby … Lost Mine Miniature Golf, Golf - driving range, Motor boating, Boat launch, Windsurfing, BoatiSurfing/boogie boarding, Water skiing, Tennis, Basketball, Bicycle rentals, Scooter/Moped Rentals, Horse riding/rental, Parasailing, Helicopter/airplane sightseeing, Skydiving, Fishing
• Myrtle Beach Convention Center (0.5 mi./0.8 km)
• Myrtle Beach International Airport (4.1 mi./6.6 km)
• Grand Strand Airport (10.9 mi./17.7 km)
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Bring your knitting, bring some needles, and get ready for a few dropped stitches, as the drinks empty..
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How long do people stay at these events? I'm hoping to come for the first time and work on finishing up a very late birthday present, but I may have some errands to run earlier in the evening and would like to make sure people won't be gone too soon!
Hi Alicia, yes we've been meeting on Tuesdays for the past couple months, as it seemed to be the night the majority of us could make it. Hope you can join us!
I've been given a recommendation to try Mosaic. I haven't heard about the others. So I'll input my vote for Mosaic. Looking forward!
Hey all! Bohemian Hall or Mosaic would be cool! Mosaic has a nice chill vibe, and they are fairly new, so it might be nice to bring some business there. I think the lighting is dim but not too dark. Let me know where everyone wants to meet tomorrow (yes Lauren, for the 24th) and I can post it on FB.
Is this for Tuesday the 24th?
Another option in the Ditmars area is Ditmars Station (right under the Ditmars train stop on 31st street). We knit there once before and I think it was ok.
I'm not sure yet if I'll make it to knitting this week, I'll keep you posted.
Sparrow is great but super dark.


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Why aren't submissions being directed to my email?Asked by pianocadabra on December 06, 2015 at 10:38 AM
I just tested my form. Although it appears on your server, the submission didn't make it to my email box (checked all folders)... just happened twice.
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The email address in the recipient is not in the bounce list. I checked the mail logs and I saw that the notifications were sent sucessfully.
[2015-12-06 10:35:13] Submission #325225312466832252 Form #51975714529163 SENT to mag**@pianocad****.com from email@example.com via AMAZONSES
[2015-12-06 10:29:04] Submission #325224944466865608 Form #51975714529163 SENT to mag**@pianocad****.com from email@example.com via AMAZONSES
I checked the email notifications and I saw that the "Sender Name" is not configured correctly. Please don't leave it blank. If you leave it blank then it is possible that the mail servers will treat it as a spam.
Please check this guide: How to setup email alerts to prevent email bouncing related issues
Please check again all the folders (spam and junk) in your email. Also, please check if there are any spam filters on your email program or email client. You can also try white-listing JotMail IP addresses.
Hope that helps. Let us know if you need further help. Thank you.


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Country's first wax museum opens up in Kolkata
The Mother's Wax Museum, which was thrown open to the public by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and has statues of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and film star Amitabh Bachchan, has been set up in the satellite township of Rajarhat New Town. The museum features life-like wax figures of icons and celebrities.
Mamata dedicated the museum to the people of the state at the inaugural function of the 20th Kolkata International Film Festival in the presence of Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Irrfan Khan, Deepika Padukone and other luminaries. "The Mother's Wax Museum pays homage to towering talents of the country. It will be a special attraction for both tourists and residents. It will go a long way in developing Rajarhat New Town as a holistic destination for both work and leisure," said the chief minister. The wax figures have been created by Susanta Ray, a veteran wax sculptor.
The museum occupies the sixth floor of the New Town Financial Hub, opposite the sprawling Eco-Tourism Park.