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Pollard led the Titans with 11 total tackles and had one sack in a loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.
Pollard was Tennessee's leading tackler (99) last season and has already recorded 16 tackles through the team's first two games this season. The 29-year-old safety should continue to be a reliable IDP option in new defensive coordinator Ray Horton's aggressive 3-4 scheme.
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Titans re-signed SS Bernard Pollard to a multi-year contract.
Pollard broke the news on his Twitter account. Aside from the fact that it's a multi-year deal, terms are unavailable. One of the league's hardest hitters, Pollard is coming off a typical season, racking up 99 tackles, three interceptions and 0.5 sacks. Pollard isn't much of a center fielder, but sets the tone against the run. The Titans liked the "edge" he provided in 2013. Pollard turns 30 in December. He's been with four teams in his eight-year career.
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Pollard is on the record as wanting to return to Tennessee. Pollard has made a habit of wearing out his welcome, but is coming off a strong season as an every-down player. As usual, he excelled against the run, racking up 99 tackles. He also notched three picks, grading out as the No. 21 safety in Pro Football Focus' ratings. The hard-hitter turned 29 in December.
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Impending free agent SS Bernard Pollard expressed a desire to return to the Titans.
"I do want to come back, but some things have to be done right for me to be here," Pollard said. What he's referring to is unclear, but Pollard did voice support for coach Mike Munchak. Pollard, 29, signed a one-year deal with Tennessee and has registered a career-high 134 tackles in 2013. He's been solid against the run, as usual, and is a top-18 safety at Pro Football Focus.
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The Nashville Tennessean expects the Titans to start Bernard Pollard over George Wilson at strong safety.
Wilson is the better all-around safety, but the Titans want more physicality at the box-safety position across from finesse FS Michael Griffin. DC Jerry Gray has left open the possibility of three-safety sets, which is not an abnormal NFL defensive look. It's one way to match up with offenses' two-tight end packages.
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Titans signed SS Bernard Pollard to a one-year contract.
Pollard is one of the most fearsome head-hunters in the league, but there's a reason he's on his fourth team in seven years. Previous reports stated the 28-year-old is a problem in the locker room and nearly staged a mutiny in Baltimore last year. He also struggles mightily in coverage, where ProFootballFocus ranked him 68th among 85 qualifying safeties. Pollard will give the Titans some toughness as he steps in ahead of George Wilson, but there's more name than game here.
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Free agent SS Bernard Pollard visited the Titans on Saturday.
After the Titans had one of the leakiest secondaries in the league last season, they're eyeing plenty of help. Although, Michael Griffin and George Wilson are already under contract, Tennessee wants more depth. If Pollard were to sign, Wilson would likely become the No. 3 safety.
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Ravens released SS Bernard Pollard.
The purge continues in Baltimore. The hard-hitting Pollard had a $3.25 million cap figure and a $500K roster bonus in 2013, but was a core piece of the defense and is just 28 years old. The Super Bowl Champs have now lost a stunning six starters off their 2012 defense. Perhaps they're preparing to make an offer to retain Ed Reed. Pollard will not hurt for suitors after racking up 98 tackles, two sacks, one interception and six pass breakups in 13 starts a year ago.
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Ravens SS Bernard Pollard says he played through six cracked ribs in Sunday's Super Bowl victory.
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Ravens SS Bernard Pollard (chest) is active for Sunday's Wild Card Round game versus the Colts.
Pollard was listed as questionable on the injury report, but he's giving it a go. He hasn't played since Week 14. Backup James Ihedigbo will revert back to a special teams role. Pollard recorded 98 tackles, two sacks, one interception, and six pass break-ups the season.


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I'd like to think that after all that, the output is just "Hello World".
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:06 • by gac (unregistered)
That might be the intended output, but it'll almost definitely just crash until National Instruments have helped troubleshoot it over the phone and pointed out which non-documented bits of version-specific code you need to insert, and which as-yet-unreleased toolbox you need to install to make it work.
What does it do? Without context, it may be justifiable.
(That said, +1 for literal spaghetti code)
That's actually fairly clean code compared to some LabVIEW that I've seen. If you want to really scare them, do a print-screen of the VI hierarchy for that pictured VI ... think "plans for the Death Star"...
I just tried to edit it in Visio, having got it confused with the document that I'm in charge of keeping updated (another change in requirement, y'know). This sort of thing is worldwidely popular.
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:10 • by Donald (unregistered)
Waiting for scary print-screen.
yes looks very very familar.
and its made me sad
I'm not sure if this is why you should, or shouldn't, teach would-be software people some basic electrical engineering.
On the one hand, if whoever wrote that interface hadn't been an EE, they wouldn't have used the schematic metaphor and the screenshot never would've bubbled up here.
On the other...if the person freaked out by that image had learned to deal with schematics for even mildly complicated circuit boards, they would shrug off that image as nothing special and it never would've bubbled up here.
Not judging the quality of the software depicted...I don't know what problems they were trying to solve and I've never used labview.
...and can you find the six hidden lollipops in the picture?
Lollipops? I found walter (twice)!
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:21 • by undefined (unregistered)
Mach numbers, EPOS and Omega (), air and fuel pressures, position sensors... It must be something like F-35 aircraft or high-end swiss watch.
Why would early 21st century humans make something this complex and convoluted. No no no-- HOW could they make something this complex and convoluted. Not on their own-- no, wait, why was a better question. Yes, and the answer..
Nothing a stiff drink can't fix, especially when it is chased by a few more.
Great. So some people write ugly code in LabVIEW code. Can you find a language that a dedicated programmer *couldn't* write ugly code in with sufficient determination?
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:23 • by Zelda (unregistered)
I only found Waldo...
Do you see what happens when test engineers try to avoid programming?
Look at it!!!
Repeat after me: "VI is TRWTF."
I think my favourite part is that they're using windows.
Credit card processing, of course. After all, it says VISA; no doubt the Mastercard and American Express are in a part of the program that is not visible.
It controls a wind tunnel by measuring temperature and air pressure, and providing feedback to a wind generator, of course.
BTW- All Labview code is spaghetti code. It's the "wires" that make it look that way.
And a -1 to you for misusing the word "literally".
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:46 • by Anon (unregistered)
I think you might have misunderstood. That isn't a document describing the LabView program. LabView is a graphical programming language, and that is the ACTUAL LabView program.
This is naturel for most proceses. Once proces is imploding it will show less complex diagram. Once you explode proces, it will get huge, cumbersum and complex.
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 09:49 • by Nagesh (unregistered)
Well said, from point of view user who write complexity only of "Hello, World!" program. Now, if you exusing Nagesh, I will writing some serious code.
You can do a Google picture search for [cycling74 Max] and find similar pictures, this is how programs in graphical programming languages look like. Max is designed for real-time audio synthesis and DSP, and if you've ever seen a classical analog synthesizer environment, the usual cable chaos literally looks like Spaghetti...
You can do a Google picture search for [cycling74 Max] and find similar pictures, this is how programs in graphical programming languages look like. Max is designed for real-time audio synthesis and DSP, and if you've ever seen a classical analog synthesizer environment, the usual cable chaos literally looks like Spaghetti...
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:02 • by Pete (unregistered)
Many Bothans died to bring us this information
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:15 • by grumpy (unregistered)
That code is terrible (and that's the programmer's fault, not LabVIEW's), but if I had to guess, I would guess that it probably does mostly work.
Also, with terms like pitch, yaw, mach, air and tunnel strewn around the code, I wouldn't be surprised if the wind tunnel option someone referred to earlier is the correct answer.
P.P.S. Here are some other bad LabVIEW diagrams I collected over time. The tinted floating window shows a zoomed out version of the code:
This map is confusing. All the big arrows point east and I can't find the interstate anywhere. Who labeled this thing?
Doesn't look more cryptic than Haskell
> I think you might have misunderstood. That isn't a document describing the LabView program. LabView is a graphical programming language, and that is the ACTUAL LabView program.
Exactly so. I use (and sometimes teach) Labview. Many people who use text-oriented languages hate it. However- when used properly- (and this example is a long way from "properly") it can be efficient to write, hierarchical, and re-usable.
One of the challenges in teaching Labview is persuading people to forget (temporarily) text-based languages.
Is it actually possible to draw / write clean code in LabView?
It kind of looks like a filmstrip, is there a direction to follow?
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:25 • by A Gould (unregistered)
Lolcode. Fairly sure anything written in that language is funny by definition.
Would some of the LabView evangelists please post screenshots of LabView programs that aren't incomprehensible? I've never seen one before. (That last one by Yair is about the best I've ever encountered).
Yar, used labview once, didn't think it was a bad concept, but there's *way* too much futzing around to line things up neatly.
(Not that I haven't seen people spend hours drawing box comments in ASCII...)
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:29 • by Meep (unregistered)
Not an evangelist, but I've used it and thought that, while it takes some work to understand, it's not bad.
Any complex machine is going to take some work to comprehend. Ever tried reading a patent?
No, it's impossible. When a single boolean or arithmetic operation takes at least three drawings and two wires then you're in for a WTF.
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:32 • by Boris Vladamir (unregistered)
Typical American stupidity. I heard story of United States Space Program's engineering of a pen to work in zero gravity whereas the Cosmonauts simply brought pencils!
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:34 • by just me (unregistered)
Not true. You can actually write quite clean and understandable code in MaxMSP once you know the caveats and apply some discipline (and probably in LabVIEW too, but I've never done anything in this order of complexity in LabVIEW).
In this respect, graphical programming is not very much different from textual programming.
I would post some screen shots, but my Max patchers are at home and I am at work.
TRWTF is LabView...
Seriously, it sits way above VB and PHP in the scale of WTFness
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:42 • by Harold III, Sr. (unregistered)
I've always found that story odd: people bragging about not being able to engineer something that works in zero gravity? What do you do with the pencil shavings? They didn't have digital pencils back in the '60s.
Clearly, the Americans are the bright ones in this story, and the Russians are little brighter than the monkeys we sent up.
It is actually possible to produce clean, well documented code in LabView. I write tons of LabView code, and none of it looks like that! NI provides style sheets, and design patterns that programmers can use to create neat diagrams. That being said, LabView does provide spaghetti coders a whole new realm of possibilities. It is incredibly easy to end up with a rats-nest if you do not know what you are doing.
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:46 • by Meep (unregistered)
Computers are hard!!!!! Call the waaaaaaaahmbulance!
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:47 • by Meep (unregistered)
Clearly the idiot is someone who thinks they're going to have graphite dust floating around sensitive electronics.
Re: Labview Spaghetti
2011-05-16 10:49 • by Steve (unregistered)
I don't expect to take one look and instantly know what it does, I just want to see a screenshot that doesn't look like a rats nest. I want to get a sense of organization. I shouldn't have to print the whole dang thing out and trace it with highlighters to figure out how things are connected. That's why I pointed out Yair's screenshot -- the second one does actually appear to have a "flow", but it's just a little too dense.
Just saying "yeah, I write really great LabView code all the time" isn't very convincing. Pics or it didn't happen.
If this is actually the control program for a transsonic wind tunnel, as it appears to be, TRWTF is using Labview to control something that can kill you.
Somone has much more faith in National Instruments and Labview than I do.
yes pencil shaving is dangerus in instruments in space. Boris (fake rusian) you have been outed. so quit posting.
I programmed a fair bit of LABView in college. The trick to writing clean code is utilization of modules, sequence frames, and loop structures, which is obviously not happening here. LABView isn't terrible for non-programmer types, and it has great libraries for connecting to various instruments, but I wouldn't go back to it unless I absolutely had to.
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Environmental research opportunities range from field investigations of microbial diversity and marine and terrestrial ecosystem responses to climate variability to use-driven studies that build on fisheries and agricultural science, sound building principles, and public health, among others.
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The Grand Pines Assisted Living Center in Grand Haven, Michigan is believed to be haunted by the ghosts of its past residents. Staff and residents have reported seeing strange things and hearing odd sounds in various parts of the building.
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On Valentine's Day, Justin tweeted "U should know that you are beautiful . Happy Valentine's Day." So sweet! Justin's message was clearly for Sel, as she had tweeted her own romantic Valentine's message earlier that day.
"Sometimes Pearls are a girl's bestfriend, LOL. Happy Valentines Day everyone!!" tweeted Selena. Did she want Justin to get her pearls?
This is not the first Valentine's message Justin sent Selena on the most romantic day of the year.
Earlier that day, Justin tweeted "HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY. haha," along with a video of himself performing a silly spoof on sending his girlfriend a Valentine's Day message. The spoof was originally from his Feb. 9 appearance on Saturday Night Live.


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i've posted before about my issues with my dad and his unstable mental health/abuse but he's removed all acess to the internet for the forseeable future. wish i could be about more and i hope all the regulars i used to have a good chat with are doing ace!
speak to you soon
When did you get back? And when were you going to call me? Or answer one of my 47 texts?
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The look on Bill Murray's face is breaking my heart.
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Our Fresh Start and Resolution: What's Yours?
We didn't make official New Year's resolutions this year but we have committed to two, small life changes. One will give us a fresh start each morning and save a little cash, the other will cut down on our waste and make us a little more sustainable...
1. Use less paper towels
Seems like a no-brainer but this is a hard habit to break (for us at least). It's not that we use an excessive amount of paper towels, it just seems we use more than we need — primarily in the kitchen. When Bacon was a puppy and we were dealing with accidents on a regular basis we quickly switched from paper to old, cut-up white t-shirts but didn't think to reform our kitchen habits. Now that he is older and those t-shirts are long gone we've resolved to restricting our paper towel usage, heavily, and when we do buy them, to buy recycled. We purchased a 6-pack of cheap, washable kitchen towels to help break our habit of cleaning the counters with disposable materials. This will cut down on our paper waste and be much more sustainable.
2. Buy a coffee maker with an automatic timer / Cut the Starbucks cord
We don't own a regular coffee pot at the moment. On weekends we use either a french press or Bialetti stovetop espresso maker. These are great and fairly quick but impractical on weekdays when we're trying to run out the door. It will be such a luxury to wake up to the smell of fresh coffee, not to mention that it will pay for itself by rescuing us from the daily $4 Starbucks. We haven't settled on a coffee maker yet but look forward to a new year of mornings that begin with the aroma of fresh coffee...
Are you planning to change your household habits in 2009? Tell us about it!
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On another post, user ange_lune recently pointed out a really great resource for easy green resolutions which are applicable to the most enthusiastic to the laziest.
This website from a Canadian television show gives a great list of things you can do ranging from cleaning your refrigerator coils, to eating a vegetarian meal once a week, to installing a programmable thermostat.
Love the towels tip! I am trying to do that myself. It's so hard!
Correct me if I'm wrong but drip coffee from starbucks is more like $1 a cup. If you are drinking $4 starbucks, then it's espresso-based and I don't think the pictured coffee maker is going to make that. :)
I am not a huge fan of personal coffee machines because I usually end up with more coffee than I can drink. I usually buy grounds/beans and use the office machine.


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"Are you sure about this?" Theo asked me nervously, his green eyes darting around the dim, dinky little shop which was swathed with dramatically purple, red and pink satin cloth.
"Yes." I said, much more confident that I truly sounded and felt much more comforted when he slipped a protective arm around my waist and drew me closer against his warm body. "I've been here before."
He shot me a sarcastic look that told me that he did not believe my words at all. I had indeed been here before. Well, okay, maybe just once... and also maybe from across the street as I waited for my brothers to finish topping up the car's petrol tank. This shop was after all, just a tiny little shop tucked in between a brightly-lit bookstore and a glitzy manicurist. Its tiny display window was dusty and was swallowed up by the gloom of shadows brought about around this time of the evening. The signboard hanging precariously on rusty chains just above the plain grey door proclaimed "Ye Olde Magicks" in fading bold, black, curving script. I had been doubtful at first when I saw the shop from outside and this doubt only hardened all the more when Theo and I stepped in its inky interior. There were shelves lining the two side walls of the small front part of the shop, with various ornaments and weird magic stuff placed upon them. They looked dusty and grimy, as if nobody had touched or even looked at them in a long time. The back of the shop was sealed off by a long, dark brown counter and the entrance was covered by a thick, black, heavy curtain. When we entered, there had been a tinkling of a bell above our heads.
I pursed my lips and gazed up at Theo. He looked down at me and smiled reassuringly, causing his green eyes to twinkle even now in these dark conditions. His damp dark hair hung down to his ears and curled up just a little when they reached the tip of his ears. He had taken a bath earlier just after football practice when I complained loudly and whiningly about the sweat stench. He had finally agreed to see the woman I supposedly knew but we all knew that I had just been exaggerating a teensy little bit. Just this much. Chase had not been happy to let me go off with Theo, especially when I told him to tell the others that I was going to miss dinner. Of course, I had already informed Tessa and she had agreed to distract Chase by flirting with a bunch of other guys. We read his actions like an open book and knew that he would storm over jealously to her sooner or later. Ta-dah! So here I was with Theodore, standing in the midst of a tiny shop that claimed to sell magic. Maybe this was a complete mistake. I could just picture Theo's smug smirk and shaking his head patronizingly. Then a woman appeared from behind the black curtain.
"Come in, come in!" she boomed theatrically, flinging open her arms and causing the many bangles she had on her arms and beads she had around her neck to collide with chaotic clinks. "Don't just stand there!"
I had to stifle a snicker. The woman looked around her thirties or so, with white-blonde hair fixed up in a bun at the very top of her head with chopsticks stabbed through it. Her clothes were vibrantly colored and hung to her loosely while her brown eyes were horribly magnified by her strange, oversized glasses that sat on the very end of her crooked nose. Theo tugged on my hand with a snort of amusement and we walked closer towards the woman as she splayed her hands onto the counter and stared at us.
"Yes, yes. What will it be?" she asked, waving her hands impatiently. "A contraceptive potion? A fortune telling? A romance telling?"
"No, we're-"
"You sell contraceptive potions?" Theo interrupted incredulously, now sounding as if he was seriously going to burst out laughing.
"Well, yes. Surely such a young, attractive couple like yourselves is sexually active?" she raised an eyebrow in question. "My potions have been medically proven as safe. Here, take a sample."
She reached from under the counter before either of us could deny being a couple and produced a test tube-like contained in which a creepy, acid-green, bubbly liquid swirled. Theo gave a snort and when I glanced at him sharply, I saw that he had a hand clapped tightly over his mouth as the ends of his eyes crinkled with poorly suppressed hilarity. I stamped on his right foot and tears gushed to his eyes as he tried now to suppress his pain. Well, we could not have the only woman I knew of who could possibly help us offended by Theo's insensitivity. I turned back to the woman and smiled awkwardly as she watched curiously, her head cocked. I detached myself from Theo's side and walked towards her, searching in my head for the right words to say to her without her thinking what a completely loony I was. Then I remembered just who it was I was trying to approach and felt incredibly idiotic. It was amazing just how some people could make themselves feel stupid, like me.
"We're here for some... uh..." I fished around for the word desperately as she straightened and raised her eyebrows above her disturbingly large eyes.
"Magic advice." Theo offered when he seemed to have recovered and placed his arm around my waist once more, tugging me snugly against him.
"Ah..." she nodded briskly. "It'll be thirty bucks an hour. Head this way please."
She gestured to the little space at the end of the counter we had to pass through to get behind it. I looked at Theo and he merely looked disgruntled that he had to fork out thirty bucks to pay some kook who might not even be for real. I rolled my eyes and reminded myself to pay him back my half of the sum. I ran my hand over the smooth worn wood of the counter, liking the feeling of it running under my fingers like water, as I walked along it towards the so-called entrance. I followed the woman as she pushed past the curtain and entered the room beyond. I stood in the doorway, holding the musty-smelling curtain away as I gazed in awe at the room. If the main store could have possibly cast doubt on this woman's "magical" ability, the backroom sure was doing a good job of changing my opinion of her. Half of the roof was glass and on a raised podium at the very back of the room was a shiny, silver telescope. Before the podium was a small round table covered with a long, sequined red tablecloth and a crystal ball held court there. The walls were lined with shelves similar to the ones outside, except that these were crammed with books, mostly with cracked, leather spines. I breathed in deeply and the calming, flowery scent of something engulfed my senses. This place was amazing.
"Over here, Essa." she said, waving at me. "Don't be shy now."
I smiled and walked over to where she was at a table near the left shelf of books. An unlit candle sat in the middle, a stump of melted white wax that looked strangely melancholic. I sat across from her and Theo sat next to me, looking around with intrigue.
"My name's Vivian." she smiled. "Now, what advice would you like to ask of me?"
I exchanged a look with Theo. He shrugged.
"Well... Um... Do you believe in out-of-body experiences?" I asked hesitantly.
"Of course. My philosophy is to believe in everything until there is significant doubt cast upon it." she said smartly.
"Um, to put it simply... the two of us are having... out-of-body experiences." I hedged, wringing my hands under the table.
"Into each other's body." Theo added helpfully.
"You're saying... that the two of you... switch bodies?" her eyes became far larger and I was relieved that she herself whipped the glasses off before I resisted the urge to assist her in taking them off. "That's amazing! How do you go about doing it?"
"When we kiss."
"On the lips." Theo added, once more extremely helpfully.
I gave him a look and he shrugged with a little smirk.
"I have read about such cases!" Vivian rose from her seat in a flurry of excitement, toppling over the candle, to rush over to the wall of books on the other side of the room. "Could you just wait a minute please? I remember it being here! Oh, where is Benjie when you need him?!"
I blinked in slight surprise as Theo grabbed my hand and turned me towards him, asking me once more, "Are you sure about this?" I gestured to the room and replied, "Can I be wrong?" He sighed and rolled his eyes, sinking forwards to place his forehead against my right shoulder. I smiled and placed a hand on the back of his head, mingling my fingers among his thick, damp, dark curls. My mind wandered back compellingly to what had conspired this afternoon outside of the General Office. Just why was Theo so vague about what he had been doing earlier? It was exasperating how it was plain that he was avoiding me and yet he denied it point-blank. Why could I not ask? It was so incredibly annoying now that I was thinking about it. I thought Theo and I were close now, in so many more ways than one. We were very, very, very close, were we not? Or was it all in my own imagination? I was a nosy person, I knew it, and Theo, my friend, not telling me something bothered me a fair bit. I took a deep breath and tried not to care. It was his own business what he did. He had no obligation to tell me whatever I wanted to know on a whim.
He lifted his head then and our eyes met. He smiled and I returned it, feeling the warmth enveloping me as a hot flush started to spread over my skin. He leaned forwards and I inhaled deeply the scent of his deodorant. His lips brushed my left cheek and foreign sensations rocked through my body, eliciting pleasure sensors I never knew existed. My smile grew in a giddy, silly grin. He was grinning as well, his tongue licking his lips, when he sat back. Inexorably, I remembered the kiss he planted on me that night when he dropped me off at home. My face felt as if it was on fire and could only be glad when Vivian broke our concentration on each other by shrieking when an enormous "BANG!" sounded. We whirled around to see her hanging precariously with her fingertips on the topmost shelf as the wooden stepladder lay below her swinging feet. I gasped in horror and the two of us started forwards at the same moment. It was too late; she lost her grip. The next thing I knew she was cradled in the arms of a handsome older Asian man who looked about in his fifties.
"Benjie! About time you got here!" Vivian chided as if what she had been doing was what happened everyday. "I can't that book! That one about-"
"What did I tell you about getting books on the top shelf?" his voice rumbled as he set her down gently. "I believe I told you to wait for me to get it for you."
"Well, I can't wait with you gone like that!" she cried, flinging her hand out at Theo and I. "I have customers. Some very, very interesting customers."
"You wanted grapes all of a sudden. I was just getting them for you." he said patiently. "Calm down. I understand your interest but you might affect the baby."
It was then that I realized with a hard, heavy thump that made me feel like an utter moron that under all those layers of loose, baggy clothes, Vivian was pregnant. I blinked rapidly. I felt I had but a vapid wisp of brain matter residing in my cranium. The man turned to us and gave us a nod, saying, "Welcome. My name is Zhen Li."
"He's my husband. I rescued him from that awful so-called Lord Huang Jixiang." Vivian wrinkled her nose with a grin as she patted the bump under her clothes affectionately. "It's been... over fifteen years, hasn't it, Li?"
"You're only confusing them, Vivian." her husband shook his head in amusement as he took her elbow and led her over to the chair. "Don't be scared of her. She's mainly harmless."
"Harmless!" she echoed, throwing him a glare as he righted the stepladder and picked up the book. "I'll show you harmless once the baby comes out!"
Then she looked at us and saw us still standing with some surprise. "Why the heck are the two of you standing? Sit, sit!"
Feeling more and more bemused, Theo and I sat down with more than just some apprehension. Li handed his eccentric wife the book and she took it hurriedly, flipping through the pages rapidly before coming to a page she wanted with a cry and slamming it in front of the two of us. The candle rolled off the table with a clatter though she appeared not to notice at all. Li picked it and placed it on the table with a shake of his head and a smile. Theo and I peered at the page. It was in Latin. Vivian realized then and groaned, rolling her eyes.
"I'll read it then!" she said, turning the book back to her. "Let's see... what's important. Ah, yes! Here it is... There are spells in existence which are known to be able to transfer one's soul from one host to another. You didn't cast a spell- No? Okay then. Charms? No again? Hmmm... In the first place, it takes some very strong and major magic with roots strongly in the magicks of the universe to actually perform this act. You two don't look much like Starbinders. Besides, I don't think there are any magic user in this town but me and Li and we're both Travelers. Strange..."
I could feel Theo's hand squeezing mine very tightly. I was sure now that he was certain this woman was nothing but a kook, a pregnant woman who had gone out of her mind and her poor husband who could only accommodate her at this stage. Yet... everything seemed possible now that I actually was able to switch bodies with him. How could magic not exist? It seemed so wholly possible. So impossibly possible, the biggest paradox I had ever encountered.
"Right, Essa! Tell me how this happened."
"I made a wish upon a falling star one night." I said.
"Psh." Vivian waved her hand. "Falling stars do not grant wishes. They're just loose stars the Starbinders decided to cast off."
She frowned and stared down at the book while her husband massaged her neck gently. Suddenly, her head snapped up and she stared at Theo with an almost accusatory glare.
"Theodore! What-" she cut herself off by falling silent.
After a while as she stared at Theo's now blank, impenetrable face, she shook her head and her face visibly paled. "I'm wrong. How can I possibly not know?! YOU! You are-"
"Let's go, Essa." Theo suddenly surged up his seat, dragging me along with him. "Time to go."
"No! What is it?" I protested, tugging at my hand insistently. "Theodore!"
"LET'S GO, ESSA!" he roared, a redness rising in his neck as he began to pull me behind him as he strode towards the black curtain.
"LET GO OF ME! I WANT TO STAY!" I screamed with about as much stubbornness as my heart jolted in shock at his sudden outburst.
"You won't get away with what you did by masquerading yourself in this town, Ciardha!" Vivian shrieked after us as the black curtain flapped shut behind us. "She can't hide you forever! She's just human!"
My heart was thudding in my ribcage as Theo dragged me through the small space at the end I caught my hip against the edge of the counter. I gasped in pain as he continued to pull me along even when we emerged in the chilly, night air. The moon was now out and the streetlights were on. I stumbled over my feet as he began to walk faster, only stopping when we came to his car. Then he unlocked the car door and held it open for me silently.
"Get in." he said brusquely, not meeting my eyes.
"NO!" I screamed, ripping the door from under his hand and slamming it shut. "WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON, THEODORE?!"
"I can't tell you." he said tersely. "I can't."
"YES, YOU CAN! TELL ME DAMN IT!" I was beginning to lose my temper, feeling myself twirling and swirling around in the unraveling ribbons of my good mood. "TELL ME!"
"I CAN'T!" he bellowed back. "STOP ASKING THESE FUCKING QUESTIONS!"
"OH YEAH?! WHY CAN'T I? YOU DRAGGED ME OUT OF A SHOP WHEN WE'RE FINALLY GETTING SOMEWHERE WITH THIS PROBLEM OF OURS AND I DON'T GET EVEN THE SIMPLEST EXPLANATION?!" I was screaming, my fists clenched very tightly. "I DEMAND ONE RIGHT NOW!"
"YOU WON'T GETTING ONE SO GET INTO THE FUCKING CAR!" he grabbed the door handle and pulled it open, practically wrenching the car door out.
"I'll walk then." I said coldly and pushed past him.
I began to stride down the sidewalk, leaving him gaping in disbelief behind me.
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For small angles, a pendulum behaves like a linear system. When the angles are small in the Double Pendulum, the system behaves like the linear Double Spring. In the graph, you can see similar Lissajous curves being generated. This is because the motion is determined by simple sine and cosine functions.
For large angles, the pendulum is non-linear and the phase graph becomes much more complex. You can see this by dragging one of the masses to a larger angle and letting go.
We regard the pendulum rods as being massless and rigid. We regard the pendulum masses as being point masses. The derivation of the equations of motion is shown below, using the direct Newtonian method.
Kinematics means the relations of the parts of the device, without regard to forces. In kinematics we are only trying to find expressions for the position, velocity, & acceleration in terms of whatever variables we have chosen.
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We place the origin at the pivot point of the upper pendulum. We regard
The velocity is the first derivative of the position.
The acceleration is the first derivative of the position.
We treat the two pendulum masses as point particles. Begin by drawing the free body diagram for the upper mass and writing an expression for the net force acting it.
The variables are as follows
The forces on the upper pendulum mass are the tension in the upper rod
For the lower pendulum, the forces are the tension in the lower rod
In relating these equations to the diagrams, keep in mind that in the example diagram
Now we do some algebraic manipulations with the goal of finding expressions for
Multiply equation 9 by
This leads to the equation
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which leads to
Next we need to use a program such as Mathematica to solve equations 13 and 16 for
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The above equations are now close to the form needed for the Runge-Kutta method. The final step is convert these two 2nd order equations into four 1st order equations. Define the first derivatives as separate variables:
Then we can write the four 1st order equations:
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θ2' = ω2
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Give your Hanukkah holiday a stylish spin with one of these modern, eye-catching menorahs. Whether you'd like a classic, timeless option or something more contemporary, we've rounded up a variety of menorahs to suit your decorating preferences. From bold and bright to sleek and streamlined, here are nine beautiful menorahs for a memorable Hanukkah display.


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"The mission of Chula Vista Presbyterian Church is to spread the Word and share the love of God in Jesus Christ."
If you are new to the area or are searching for a church home, we invite you to visit. In our worship together and in our everyday lives, we seek to glorify God, to proclaim salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, and to enjoy fellowship in the power of the Holy Spirit.
Worship services each Sunday are:
- Daybreak (8:30 a.m. in the Family Life Center) is an "acoustic contemporary" service;
- Traditional (10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary) is a more liturgical service with full chancel choir and organ music;
- Adoración (5:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary) is a Spanish-language service.
There is an abundance of opportunities for worship, fellowship and service. In music, study, mission outreach, prayer, support, and social events, you will find the people of Chula Vista Presbyterian Church active and involved in the life of the church, community, and with each other. Children of all ages -- from 3 to 103 -- are growing in their walk of discipleship. (Childcare is available for those under 3, too)
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July 9, 2014
Dear Church Family and Friends,
Kathy wishes to thank everyone for their generous orders of her delicious home-made jams. Her Compassion fund raising idea has been a huge success. Unfortunately, the deadline to order jam was July 6, 2014. Delivery date will be July 20, 2014 after both worship services. Payments can be made at the time of pick-up. We are accepting cash, and checks made payable to CVPC.
Another way you can donate to the Compassion trip is; https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/an3j3/ab/43BmS0
See below for information regarding Crafty Crafters.
Your Sister in Christ,
Tomi Finch
July 13, 2014 How Would Scriptures Be Fulfilled? Matthew 26:47—68
July 20, 2014 I Do Not Know the Man Matthew 26:69—75
July 27, 2014 Are You King of the Jews? Matthew 27:1—26
You can read Pastor Bob's sermons at http://presbyblog.com/sermons/sermonindex.html
Crafty Crafters
Crafty Crafters meet this Friday, July 11th, 10:00-11:30am, in the mission room. No experience necessary. Come have fun fellowship with other excited crafters.
Sunday Worship
Acoustic Contemporary - 8:30 a.m.
Traditional - 10:00 a.m.
Adoración - 5:00 p.m.
There is an abundance of opportunities for worship, fellowship and service.


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BREVARD -- With the holiday season in full swing, staying fit, while still enjoying all of the delicious treats, is a goal many people have. But did you know that it's also important for your beloved pooch to maintain its weight?
Four years ago, veterinarians Dr. Paul and Dr. Jennifer Sikoski established the Bayfront 5K9, a dog-friendly 5K run and walk at the Palm Bay Animal Clinic, to promote fighting pet obesity and saving homeless pets.
"As veterinarians, my husband and I treat diseases in our patients every day that are the result of being overweight, like diabetes and arthritis," Dr. Sikoski said. "We wanted to create a fun way to help people and their pets get fit together."
On Sunday, Dec. 15, the Palm Bay Animal Clinic will host the fourth annual Bayfront 5K9 at 8 a.m. There will also be a free Kids Run, as well as the Swift Paws Lure Chase Course from 9 a.m.to noon.
Registration is currently open and will run until 7:45 a.m. on race day.
The cost to participate in the 5K run and walk is $25 in advance and $30 on race day. Teams of five or more, which must include men and women, cost $23 for registration. The Swift Paws Lure Chase Course, which is optional, is $10 to participate.
Net proceeds from the Bayfront 5K9 will benefit the Brevard County Animal Shelter.
"Both Palm Bay Animal Clinic and our sister location, Clearlake Animal Hospital, provide discounted veterinary services to Brevard County Animal Shelters and various animal rescue groups they work with," Dr. Sikoski said. "Through this relationship, we recognized that our county shelters are in constant need of financial support to keep up with the constant influx of animals they care for."
Dr. Sikoski added that in the last three years, the Bayfront 5K9 has donated more than $15,000 to improving the lives of the animals at the North and South Animal Care Centers and help improve their chances of being adopted.
"The event will start and finish at Palm Bay Animal Clinic," Dr. Sikoski said. "There will be a post-race party, with free food and drinks for participants, as well as awards, raffles and adoptable dogs."
Dr. Sikoski added that the top three overall runners, as well as the top runners in their age groups, will be awarded following the race. There will even be special awards for the top three dogs in three weight classes -- small, medium and large.
New this year to the Bayfront 5K9 is the Swift Paws Lure Chase Course.
"Swift Paws Lure Chasing is an exciting and fun way to give your dog exercise and enrichment, with no training necessary," Dr. Sikoski said. "Dogs get to chase a fake squirrel -- usually just a plastic bag or toys -- around a field. Everyone is welcomed to let their dog give it a try."
Promising to be a great time for people of all ages and their dogs, the Bayfront 5K9 also gives back, while promoting human and animal health.
"It will be an exciting opportunity for people to get out with their beloved pets, get some exercise and raise money for the homeless pets of our community," Dr. Sikoski said. "Solo or team runners and walkers, with or without dogs, will be welcome for some friendly competition or just a day to get out and play."
Palm Bay Animal Clinic will host the fourth annual Bayfront 5K9 on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 8 a.m.
Registration is $25 in advance, and $30 on race day. The Kids Run is free.
The Swift Paws Lure Chase Course is option and costs $10.
Palm Bay Animal Clinic is located at 3970 Dixie Hwy. N.E., Palm Bay.
To register online, visit http://secure.runningzone.com/bayfront5k9/.
For more information, contact Palm Bay Animal Clinic at (321) 725-4609 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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West Virginia (15-10, 7-5 in Big 12) travels to Austin, Texas to face 19th ranked Texas (19-5, 8-3) Saturday night, broadcast on the Longhorn Network. At 8:00p.m.
The Mountaineers are coming off a huge upset win against number 11 Iowa State here in Morgantown last Monday evening. 102-77. The Mountaineers have a chance to post back-to-back wins over two top 25 teams for the first time since March 2nd and March 5th in 2011.
Junior college transfer Remi Dibo scored a season-high 20 points and Juwan Staten had 19 as West Virginia posted its highest scoring total since 2007. The Mountaineers, who shot a season best-tying 59.1 percent (13 of 22) from beyond the arc, took a 52-33 lead into halftime.
They held the Cyclones to 36.6 percent from the floor, Iowa State's second-worst mark this season.
"This helps us," coach Bob Huggins told the school's official website. "This is a huge step to get us back RPI-wise where we're supposed to be and get us back into the national conversation. But it's not over with. We've got to go play Texas and do a much better job than what we did the first time we played them."
Staten, second in the conference with 18.3 points per game, has averaged 24.0 over the last four. He scored 23 against Texas last month.
Texas is 19-1 when allowing fewer then 86 points, including 13-0 at home. Javan Felix put on a show earlier this week, with leading scorer Jonathon Holmes on the sidelines. Holmes is uncertain if he will play Saturday vs. the Mountaineers as the Longhorns go for their sixth consecutive home win.
After averaging 7.3 points and shooting 23.1 percent over a three-game stretch, Felix broke out with a game-high 27 as Texas (19-5, 8-3 Big 12) cruised to an 87-68 victory over Oklahoma State on Tuesday. The 5-foot-11 sophomore went 9 of 14 from the field and made a career-best six 3-pointers on eight attempts.
Five of the six meetings with Texas have been decided by four points or less. That also seems to be a trend for the Mountaineers this season. The question on many Mountaineer fan's minds is will be March be sweet or sour? Will they make the NCAA tournament? Head coach Bob Huggins knows that it all comes down to RPI and wants his players to realize how important each game is and to take it one day at a time.
College basketball analysts have said there is hope, and that WVU could be one of the last four teams in on Selection Sunday. Which means WVU would have to win four of their next six games before the Big 12 Tournament. West Virginia has something that most other bubble teams don't, and that's multiple chances at improving their resume with "winnable" games.
It seems the Mountaineers are getting hot at just the right time, but with that being said it is a very difficult league.
Head coach Bob Huggins thought the last game was the best he has seen his guys play all season. Let's hope they can bring it up to that level again to grab a W in Austin on Saturday.
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Celebrate National BBQ Day with Calorie-Cutting Tricks from Chef Richard Blais
Written on July 12, 2013 at 1:35 pm , by FITNESS Intern
Written by Chloe Metzger, editorial intern
Let's be honest—summer isn't really summer without a few awesome barbeques. Lucky for you, National BBQ day is this Saturday, giving you another reason to cook out (as if you needed it). To lighten up your grill this summer, we nabbed some tips from Top Chef: All-Stars winner Richard Blais to help you build a better, healthier burger this grilling season.
Buy the best ingredients. Make sure your meats and breads are fresh by either buying straight from the butcher or knowing what to look for. According to The Book of Steak, the easiest way to check the freshness of grocery store meat is to look at its plastic wrap. A sure sign that the meat has been sitting on the shelf for a while is if blood has pooled at the bottom of the packaging.
Know your temps. One of the most common grilling mistakes Blais sees is cooking at the wrong temperature. As a good rule of thumb, big pieces of meat or fish should be cooked at a lower temperature for a longer time.
Don't leave leftovers…for too long. You don't have to chow down that day, but meat doesn't keep for very long post-purchase. The Book of Steak notes raw beef can be refrigerated in the bottom of the fridge for 3-5 days, but ground beef should be eaten within 1-2 days.
Customize your condiments. Get more nutritional bang for your buck by adding a splash of pomegranate juice to store-bought ketchup for a quick boost of tartness and antioxidants. Top your burger with good fats and great flavor by adding a few slices of avocado before chowing down.
Pump up your patty. Cut the calories and extend the portion size of your average burger by adding finely chopped mushrooms to ground beef or turkey to create a moist patty that's packed with vitamin D, B, and potassium. Check out the Earth & Turf burger, Blais' specialty, which blends portabella, shiitake and button mushrooms into a tasty creation. Best of all, this mushroom and beef blend has 25 percent less fat and 130 fewer calories than its all-beef counterpart. Yum!
Click below for the recipe!
Categories: Celebrity, Healthy Eating, The Fit Stop | Tags: barbecue recipes, Healthy Burger, Healthy Grilling, National BBQ Day, richard blais, top chef
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#140Wednesdays: What's Your Favorite Healthy BBQ Pick?
Written on July 4, 2012 at 11:55 am , by FITNESS Intern
Written by Lisa Turner, editorial intern
Ahh, Independence Day. Sunshine, fireworks and enough delicious food and beer to put a roadblock on all that progress you've made on your summer routine. Hey, you haven't been working at the gym for a rockin' bikini bod just to throw it away on hot dogs and apple pie!
We asked our Twitter followers what kind of healthful indulgences they'll be digging into to celebrate the Fourth of July. If these aren't mouth-watering enough, check out these healthy summer grilling recipes to find your next barbecue favorite.
@thebendigirl: @FitnessMagazine my fav healthy pick for BBQ is grilled corn on the cob with chili powder sprinkled on it, turkey burger & watermelon
@redcurlgirl: @FitnessMagazine lots of fresh fruit #140Wednesdays
@Michaela_J_: @FitnessMagazine watermelon and grilled veggies!!
@FITNESSjenna: Planning on making one of these recipes this week! Thinking the grilled avocado with salsa http://fitm.ag/j9Xvnp
Now tell us: What's your favorite healthy barbecue food?
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Rhythm and blues singer Billy Scott has died in North Carolina at age 70.
Bill Kopald with the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame said Scott died from pancreatic and liver cancer on Saturday at his home in Charlotte.
Bing: More on Billy Scott
Born Peter Pendleton in Huntington, W.Va., he sang with various groups while in the Army. After he was discharged in 1964, he changed his name and, in 1966, with his wife, Barbara, began recording as the Prophets. Their first gold record was 1968's "I Got the Fever." Other hits included "California" and "Seaside Love," recorded as the Georgia Prophets.
The group recorded a number of hits in the 1970s in the beach music genre, a regional variant of R&B. Scott was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame in 1999.
I saw Billy Scott and The Prophets around the Myrtle Beach area more times than I can count. I had the privilege of meeting him a few times as well, when I was writing for Beach Nights Magazine. A great performer, and an even greater person, to say the least. Always friendly, down to Earth and humble. Very saddened by the news of his passing.
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Looks like Pastor John MacArthur was right. The Democrat Party, under President Obama's, leadership has fully embraced a platform that is assaulting the Christian faith. The Obama Administration is seeking to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act.
President Obama's administration said Friday that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional, filing a brief weeks ahead of scheduled arguments before the Supreme Court.
In its brief, the Justice Department said that DOMA, which defined marriage as only between a man and a woman, "violates the fundamental constitutional guarantee of equal protection."
"The law denies to tens of thousands of same-sex couples who are legally married under state law an array of important federal benefits that are available to legally married opposite-sex couples," the brief added.
Obama has already ordered his administration not to defend DOMA, and announced he supported same-sex marriage during the heat of last year's presidential campaign…
I knew we ought to expect this kind of thing if Obama got re-elected.
Expect the gay rights agenda to be further pushed on the America people, even to the point to where there are consequences for resisting it.
I think those that are faithful to the truth, to the Gospel, are called to stand in the gap against this kind of thing, not widen the gap and make things worse. Once a sin like homosexuality is normalized and promoted, Christians can expect their rights to infringed upon. It is already happening. Get ready.


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Jenny and Rich came all the way from sunny California for their March 27th wedding. They had guests from all around the world, including Michigan, California, and even the Netherlands. Jenny's a Michigan girl; she met Rich at his bike shop in San Diego. They are such great people – easy going, honest, true, and totally in love. Their families are just as wonderful, and their wedding was filled with laughter, tears, and love. I felt so fortunate to be part of their day, and to capture those moments for them to remember forever.
We started with a romantic session at the lake, just the two of them…
They were so cute, couldn't stop smiling and laughing :)
We had the bridal party (all siblings & spouses!) join us for some fun portraits. It wasn't very warm out… okay, it was pretty cold… but they were awesome about it! I was so in love with the girls dresses – the color, fabric, cut, fit, everything. They looked gorgeous!
It took a few tries to get these guys looking so badass… they couldn't stop laughing!
We headed over to the church for formals, then they got to relax a bit before the ceremony. I just loved their details – the guest book was a cute scrapbook full of pictures of the couple, decked out in their wedding colors.
I'm in love with Jenny's ring – it's blue!!
Jenny's dad walked her down the aisle, and also performed the ceremony. It was one of the most beautiful sermons I've heard – it was all about love, and how we're meant to be with our one intended partner, how our lives are not complete until we find each other. I have to admit, I got teary eyed. It was beautiful hearing it come from the bride's father, and knowing that she'd traveled across the country, not expecting that chance meeting with her one true love.
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After the ceremony, we snuck away for a few more bride & groom shots around the church and at the B.O.B, where they held their reception.
Jenny… the girl is totally gorgeous, has incredible eyes, and looks a-maz-ing on camera. I love her simple, classic style with just a touch of vintage glam. She inspired me to be even more creative with my shots, and she rocked every single one!
What'd I tell ya? Meow, girl!
The reception was perfect – the B.O.B always looks amazing and has incredible service. I loved all of their personal touches, including beautiful yellow flowers, heartfelt speeches, photo slideshows, and vegan cupcakes baked by a family friend.
They danced to Jack Johnson under soft spotlights…
…and then were serenaded by Jenny's family! It was awesome! :)
Jenny and Rich, thank you again for having me. You had a beautiful wedding! I hope you had a great time on your honeymoon and are settling back into happily married life in California. Hey, if you get a minute, send some of that sunshine our way ;)
Wishing you many, many years of happiness and love :)k
(Check out their wedding preview post too, below)


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MUSKOKA LAKES - A designated Arts Community, Muskoka is home to many recognized professional artists. On June 9 and 10, visitors are invited to observe the creative process for themselves as 22 of these artists extend a warm welcome, opening the doors of their studios and galleries in 11 locations, as part of the annual Muskoka Lakes Spring Art Tour.
A Muskoka tradition for the past nine years, the tour is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Experienced through the senses, art is food for the soul. There is nothing like seeing, touching and connecting with the artist's creative process in the studio or studio-based gallery.
The tour has expanded again this year with four new artists: Muskoka's renowned bird and wildlife carver John de Lang, painters Donna McLaren (at her new studio/gallery) and Andrea Ross, who works in oils, as well as Joan Sellens, who creates fused glass pieces. Ross and Sellens will be guest artists at Muskoka Place Gallery in Port Carling. With 22 artists on the tour and 11 locations, the variety and depth of creative work is impressive.
The artists on the tour are highly accomplished, having won awards and recognition and many have had their work displayed in prominent galleries beyond Muskoka. The tour offers a chance to meet the artist and see the work up close and in a personal setting.
The studios and exhibitions on the tour span across Bracebridge, Windermere, Port Carling and Bala. Jon and Suzann Partridge, and Wendy Moses' Alexandra Luke Gallery, are both veterans of studio tours, and are located just west of Bracebridge. They are joined this year by Elke Scholz, who is also hosting Ise Soja and her woven baskets, at her new location on Ziska Road.
Haysam Haytoaglu, sculpting and painting, is located in Port Carling, while Gayle Dempsey's Muskoka Place Gallery, just southwest of Port Carling, will be showing not only Dempsey's work, but also two of the new tour artists, Andrea Ross and Joan Sellens.
Well-known oil painter Jane Gordon will be with Iris Gammon at Gammon's Studio in the Glen in Glen Orchard.
Connie Beninger, who paints on slate, basswood and canvas, and James Tough Barrelesque, handcrafted trays and cabinets, are both showing with Deborah Harkness, metal sculptures in Beaumaris.
Heading toward Bala, watercolour artist Glenda Davies welcomes Gillian Woan, fabric wall hangings, Penny Varney Jewellery and Henrike Clement's quill, birchbark, beads and deerhide creations in her studio off Moon River Road.
Photographer Jon Gurr will be showing images from Muskoka and around the world in his Bala gallery.
Rounding out the tour is the gallery of Christine Marshall, off District Road 38. John de Lang, bird and waterfowl carvings, joins Marshall at her studio.
Muskoka is a thriving arts destination with internationally recognized artists whose creativity and innovation continue to reward and inspire. Many of the studios are located in scenic and imaginative settings, well worth investigating on this self-guided tour.
The tour is made possible by the generous support of many area businesses, including Windermere House, Sherwood Inn, Clevelands House, Bala Bay Inn, State Farm Insurance, Budget Propane and Oil, Touchstone on Lake Muskoka, Flavours of Muskoka, FCA Insurance Brokers, McLaren Press Graphics, Media Solutions Group and the Muskoka Lakes Chamber of Commerce.
Artists may be contacted directly to learn more about their studios and what special pieces will be on display for the show. For more information about the tour, including a map and links to artists' websites, visit muskokalakesspringarttour.com.
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The Martin Wood Lecture Theatre is in the Lindemann Building, Clarendon Laboratory on Parks Road, Oxford ( map ). It is in the University Science Area.
Getting to Oxford
Oxford is well connected by train, bus and road.
By air
There are regular coaches between Oxford and all London airports. For information about getting to/from Heathrow and Gatwick, look at the Oxford Bus Company pages. Jetlink run services to/from Stansted and Luton. For those coming via Birmingham International Airport, take the train (times available from Railtrack's timetable).
By car
Oxford city centre can get very congested, and parking is limited. We recommend you use the Park-&-Ride scheme (times are available here, and this map gives the location of the car parks).
By rail
The railtrack train timetable is available online. The Clarendon Laboratory is about 20 minutes on foot from the train station. A taxi will cost about £6. The 2C/2D Oxford Bus Company service picks up from the station and goes up Banbury Road (get off at Keble Road).
By coach
All coaches arrive/depart from Gloucester Green coach station, in the city centre, bout 10 minutes on foot from the Computing Laboratory. The National Express timetable is available online, and you can purchase tickets over the Web. Other online timetables are available through the Buckinghamshire Travel Information page (which covers much of Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire, as well as Bucks). Coaches between London and Oxford run throughout the day and night, and are run by the Oxford Bus Company and Stagecoach.
Getting around Oxford
Several bus companies serve Oxford, and have online timetables (the Oxford Bus Company, Stagecoach). If you are arriving by car, there is very limited parking available within the city centre, and none at the conference site. The Park & Ride scheme, run by the Oxford Bus Company, runs daily from the outskirts of the city. For those staying overnight in Oxford, you are advised to find accommodation with parking, and to use public transport to get to the conference.


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