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Monksbelt Flowers on a Shoulder Bag
- By Karen
- June 30, 2020
- 20 Comments
Remember Joanne Hall's Swedish Art Weaves workshop that I took a few months ago? With the warp that was left, I explored some of the art weaves in more depth.
I finished off the linen warp by making a front and back panel for a small shoulder bag. A monksbelt pattern is scattered like flowers on the front. The back has various stripe patterns in weft-faced plain weave. I wove a shoulder strap on my band loom using 6/2 Tuna wool for warp and 12/6 cotton for weft.
The bag has simple construction, mostly hand-stitched. In one of my remnant bins I found a piece of wool fabric that I wove several years ago. It's perfect for the sides and bottom of the bag. The lining uses pieces from fabric that went into my latest rag rugs, and has pockets, of course.
This bag with Monksbelt Flowers is for carrying sweet memories, happy moments, and heavenly dreams.
Resources: Swedish Art Weaves workshop with Joanne Hall; Heirlooms of Skåne Weaving Techniques, by Gunvor Johansson; Väv Scandinavian Weaving Magazine, 2/2013.
This is the time for my annual pause for the month of July. I appreciate you joining me in this weaving journey!
I look forward to being back with you again Tuesday, August 4. In the meantime, joyfully draw living water from the source, Jesus Christ.
May you carry no more than necessary.
With love,
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Beautiful! As always.
It's wonderful! Love the playful flowers.
This is absolutely marvelous! I am a new weaver and am truly impressed with all your projects. So much to learn so little time! Thank you for sharing your lovely work! I can only dream
What a great way to use a class project! It's such a happy bag 🙂 I think my favorite details are the asymmetrical flowers and the exposed fringe on top. I admire your creative use of remnants.
Enjoy your pause!
Love, Elisabeth
I can't add to above comments..
Enjoy your sabbatical!!
I love how it all came together from your stash! Bet that felt good! Beautiful!
I love how the light colored centers in your monksbelt flowers jump out and say,"look at me". This is a great design. And I like how you have the knots and linen ends sticking out. That is very effective.
I love the view thru the loom of seeing the weaving that you did at the workshop thru the loom and then the newest weaving still showing on top of the warp.
"May you carry no more than necessary." A great reminder to cast our cares on Him!
Have a blessed July!
Hey Karen. Lovely. I have gobs of scrap quilt fabric. Too bad we don't live closer, you could be going through my scraps for linings to your things.
Process Review: Jämtlandsdräll with Julia
- By Karen
- May 26, 2020
- 12 Comments
My intention is to weave fabric for a couple of cushy throw pillows. But after just one pattern repeat, I realize that this cloth on my brand new Glimåkra Julia is something I would like to wear! No pillows this time. Instead, here is my new autumn/winter shoulder wrap, embellished with frisky swinging fringes. Miss Julia has proven her worth on four-shaft Jämtlandsdräll (crackle) in 6/2 Tuna wool. Her next adventure will be something that explores all eight shafts. (See My New Glimåkra Julia Loom.)
This project starts with the draft for the Jämtlandsdräll Blanket on p.59 of Simple Weaves, by Birgitta Bengtsson Björk and Tina Ignell. Tuna yarn samples, along with Fiberworks Silver for Mac, help me jazz up the color. I settle on three colors for the warp, with burnt orange as the anchor. Six different colors are used for the pattern weft, plus dark teal for the tabby.
This is one of those times when the weaving is so satisfying that I truly don't want the warp to come to an end. (…except that I'm excited to start on Julia's second adventure!)
May your adventures never cease.
Happy Weaving,
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Bom dia! Ficou lindo essa peça.Sou brasileiro, professor aposentado e estou tecendo a pouco tempo em um tear de quatro eixos que eu mesmo fiz. Gostaria de saber qual é a medida do tecido pronto? E onde encontro esse padrão para quatro eixos. Muito obrigado por compartilhar seu trabalho
Yep, a much better wrap.
Beautiful !
Can't wait to see your next creation.
That's a beautiful wrap! Thanks for sharing your design process.
Simply lovely! I so enjoy following along with your projects. You inspire me to try new techniques/projects with my looms. 🙂
Beautiful! Love your style!
Gorgeous colors! And if not pillows, the wrap can double as a runner for a special holiday or something 🙂
I love that you have looms in several spaces, with your dedication it makes sense. And you get a glimpse of your projects as you move around, what a joyful experience!
My New Glimåkra Julia Loom
- By Karen
- May 12, 2020
- 26 Comments
My family of looms just welcomed a new little sister—Julia! This 8-shaft countermarch is Glimåkra's smallest floor loom. I dressed the loom right away in 6/2 Tuna wool for 4-shaft Jämtlandsdräll to try out the loom. So far, so good. An 8-shaft project using 20/2 Mora wool is up next. Would you believe this is my new portable loom? Surprisingly, the Julia fits in the back of our vehicle, without disassembling. This is the loom you can expect to see with me at future workshops.
My Julia Observations:
- It goes together like you'd expect from a Glimåkra. Instructions are minimal, and quality is high. It's a well-designed puzzle.
- The assembled loom is easy to move around to gain space needed for warping, or simply to change location for any reason.
- The breast beam is not removable like it is on my other Glimåkra looms, which makes it a stretch to thread the heddles from the front. However, by hanging the shaft bars from the beater cradle at the very front I can thread the heddles without back strain. (Or, if you are petite and don't mind climbing over the side, you can put the bench in the loom for threading.)
- Tying up lamms and treadles is not much different than it is for my Ideal. Everything is well within reach from the front. It helps to take the lamms off the loom to put in the treadle cords, and then put the lamms back on the loom. With one extra person available, it is entirely feasible to elevate the loom on paint cans, upside-down buckets, or a small table to make tie-ups easier, but I didn't find it necessary to do that.
- Weaving on the Julia is a delight, as it is with my other countermarch looms. Everything works. With four shafts, the sheds are impeccable.
- The bench adjusts to the right height.
- The hanging beater is well balanced, sturdy, and has a good solid feel. I can move the beater back several times before needing to advance the warp.
- I thought the narrower treadles might prove annoying, but I've been able to adjust quickly. After weaving a short while, I forget about the treadle size.
Steve is the loom assembler in our family. I stand by and give a hand when needed. I hope you can feel our excitement as you watch this short video of us discovering what's in the boxes and figuring out how it all goes together.
May you enjoy the puzzles that come to your doorstep.
Happy Weaving,
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Too cool.
What a great video of putting together the 3d wooden puzzle. It reminds me of sewing a tailored jacket. All those pieces with no rhyme nor reason until it starts to come together.
When I think about it… That is what weaving is.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the glowing review! I was ready to purchase one, but was told it isn't the wood like in the regular Glimakra loims, but plywood. Also told the front and back beams get grooves in them from the warp threads.
Waiting for your updates in about 2 months.
She's adorable! May you have many happy workshops together.
Loved the video – I could feel the excitement! I'm looking forward to seeing the beautiful items you will create with her 🙂
I can agree with you there. The Julia is a great little loom, I speak from the experience of a proud owner. I can therefore fully understand the joy of unpacking, because it was very similar to me last fall, only that it was my first loom… Greetings from Berlin, Julia
What a darling little loom! I wish I had room for one more. I don't always reply but always read you posts, Karen. Not only do I always learn something but I just enjoy feeling that we are keeping in touch.
Please tell Steve I think he is the best husband a weaver could ever have!
Congratulations on your new loom Karen! How exciting!! And there os just nothing more beautiful than a new loom! May Julia bring you many happy hours of weaving. Sending love from WA. Gretchen
i am green with envy, I would love to own a Julia, or even a Mighty Wolf from Schacht, as I am living in South Africa where looms are a big luxury at the moment with our exchange rate, and my studio space is taking over our home, it will stay a dream. I do have 5 Varpapu looms, 3 table looms, 2 floor looms.
Great video! What are the thingies under the feet of the loom in the background?
[…] My intention is to weave fabric for a couple of cushy throw pillows. But after just one pattern repeat, I realize that this cloth on my brand new Glimåkra Julia is something I would like to wear! No pillows this time. Instead, here is my new autumn/winter shoulder wrap, embellished with frisky swinging fringes. Miss Julia has proven her worth on four-shaft Jämtlandsdräll (crackle) in 6/2 Tuna wool. Her next adventure will be something that explores all eight shafts. (See My New Glimåkra Julia Loom.) […]
Is your Julia made of pine?
It Is Going to Be All White
- By Karen
- May 5, 2020
- 6 Comments
I am getting ready for Christmas. When I was a little girl, my Aunt Helen made a Christmas tree skirt for our family. It was a simple white felt skirt, with added colorful felt silhouettes depicting Christ's Nativity. I want to reproduce that Christmas tree skirt using handwoven fabric. This fabric on the Ideal loom will be the base of the skirt. I will use some of my myriad handwoven fabric remnants for the colorful Nativity appliqué.
The warp is unbleached 8/2 Möbelåtta wool. The weft is bleached 6/1 Fårö wool. The 6-shaft point twill fabric is delightful. Perfect for what I have in mind. It is peaceful, soothing, restful, and calm. You can see that everything is going to be all white.
There is a time for color, action, and noise. But we also need a time for serenity, stillness, and quiet reflection. Going alone to sit in the Lord's presence gives us just that. It is there that we can pour out our heart in prayer. The Lord meets us where we are when we pray. And He tells the trusting heart that everything is going to be all right.
May your heart be at rest.
With you,
PS Floating Selvedges. Last week I asked if you could tell which one of these four towels was woven without floating selvedges. (1 – 4, with the towel on top as #1.) See Process Review: Jubilation Hand Towels
The towel that was woven without floating selvedges is the same towel that received the most votes. Towel #2!
It seems counterintuitive that weaving twill structures without floating selvedges could produce a pleasing edge. But most of the time the small floats that appear at the edge are inconsequential, especially after wet finishing. (By the way, I am weaving the white point twill mentioned above without floating selvedges, as well.)
Thank you for your wonderful participation!
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That's a really lovely fabric, Karen. And yes, it's calm, soothing, and absolutely self-assured. I'm a lover of winter and the can see the joyful little swirls of snow and ice crystals dancing over the blanket of snow. Your tree skirt is going to be stunningly beautiful.
Are you sure you live in Texas? Your handling of white on white brings memories of last December.
Well done.
What a great idea for this beautiful fabric! You already know that I really like white on white, not to mention utilizing leftover fabric for the appliqué, love it!
Handwoven Scarves Embellished with Flair
- By Karen
- March 31, 2020
- 22 Comments
You could say I finished these scarves too late. Winter in Texas has come and gone. But I prefer to think of it as considerably early. When cool weather comes back around in a few months, I'll be ready. I began with the draft for the lovely Stardust scarf, designed by Mona Nielsen, published in Happy Weaving, from VävMagasinet, p.74. I simply substituted the yarn and colors in the book with what I had on hand.
The scarves are delightful, but the icing on the cake is the addition of fluffy, furry pompoms, an embellishment with youthful flair. And that is exactly what I will put on at the first sign of autumn chill.
Some things are certain. The sun will rise tomorrow. The seasons will follow their schedule. The faithfulness of the Lord our God will never end.
May you dress in youthful flair.
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Very pretty! I love the pompoms!
Take care!!
So, so, so precious! And! Your scarf is pretty special, as well!!!
It's gorgeous! What a clever way to add Pom poms!
Hi, Karen!
I love the colors and pattern of this scarf. And the pom poms are the perfect touch. Thank you telling us how they were made and attached. I always learn from you.
Please stay safe and healthy.
Love the addition of Pom Poms. I haven't used tuna wool before but recently purchased many skeins for a throw. I know you've used quite often, what do you find the best sett for a lovely drape for a twill structure?
What a beautiful and "happy" scarf I have never seen this pom pom maker before, a neat tool, thank you for showing us!
Such a fun scarf!
Hi Karen,
What a pretty scarf. With the early Spring in Wisconsin, it is too warm to wear it here until November. More time for anticipation.
My looms were taken to the retirement home Friday. The chipper was brought back so my sister can dispatch the 5 mature trees she dropped.
Now I am going through my sewing room. Oh My, Why did I buy some of the things I am finding? Three piles. Donate, Sell, Take with me. Too many decisions. Where did I get all those cards of snaps from 1960?
Are any of your readers in health care? I am wondering if the cloth face masks being shown as projects are something that can be used in the medical system, or are they just fashion statements? When the other grandchildren were born I would take a home made treat to leave with the nurses. This year I could leave some cheerful cloth masks…
This latest grandson can come at any time.
Blessings to all.
Beautiful! May I ask, when weaving with a stretchy wool warp, do you tension it tightly so the stretch is maxed out?
The pom poms are a great use of ends. Thank you for your kindness, always.
These are gorgeous. I am so inspired by your weaving and sharing.
Thank you
Love these scarves and the pom-poms. I tried to put pom-poms on a scarf, but couldn't get them tightly enough tied on to the end of the twisted fringe so they just ended up looking goofy and wishy-washy, so I cut them off again. Do you have a secret?


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Cyclone Trevor causes havoc at Lockhart River Art Centre
Cyclone Trevor crossed the Cape York Peninsula coast and hit the community of Lockhart River at great speed and force on Tuesday 19 March 2019. Gale force winds of more than 130km/h were recorded, and lasted for over six hours, terrifying residents and causing much destruction across the community. The Lockhart River Art Centre suffered substantial damage to three of its buildings. Roller doors on the artwork storage shed were dramatically ripped apart showing the force of the storm.
The art centre estimates the damage to ceramics and paintings, as well as office equipment and technology could reach $20,000. Luckily everything was insured, assessors visited in April, and building works commenced in May to repair buildings. While this is a significant setback for the Lockhart River Art Centre, members have remained positive and are focussed on the future by continuing to make new artworks with the current facilities. Cyclones, flooding and wet season storm damage is a reality that many of the IACA Indigenous Art Centres must face each year, and they do so with resilience and a positive attitude which is truly inspiring.
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Track Inspired Style Pants
Happy Friday guys! First week back in the new year and I had to snap back into reality real quick with work – how about you guys?? Thank goodness we already have the weekend ahead! I am very very excited for 2019. I think it's going to be an amazing year, full of opportunities, challenges and fun! I got news this week about a couple of exciting things already happening this month and it's inspiring me to start the New Year strong. I still have yet to fully write down my resolutions (I actually really love doing this – it's the planner in me) but they've been circulating in my mind over the last couple of weeks and I think I'm going to put pen to paper this weekend. Share some of your resolutions below – I'd love to hear!
One trend I'm loving already this year is the "track pant" vibe! Who doesn't love a way to be both stylish and comfortable? I'm obsessed with this pair of jeans from Sonia Rykiel – a nice twist on the track pant with the denim. They are so effortlessly cool.
Another pair of pants that are more a traditional track suit I wore that I loved are these Isabel Marant. I paired these pants with fun sneakers and a cozy blazer.
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The Ghana Health Service is warning that there is an alarming number of young Ghanaian girls who have taken to smoking shisha, a trend that can have serious repercussions for their health.
The Ghana Health Service's (GHS) Disease Control and Prevention Department has expressed serious worry about the prevalence of the indulgence of young women in the smoking of shisha.
The Department, according to the 3news.com report sighted by YEN.com.gh, have identified girls as young as those at the Junior High School (JHS) level being involved.
Head of the department, Dr. Kyei Faried, described the situation as worrying, saying shisha was harmful to the health of the smokers, especially females.
Dr Faried was quoted as saying: "Shisha contains tobacco and tobacco has over 70 poisonous substances and nothing good in it."
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According to the reports, new survey shows, one out of every 50 junior high school girl in Ghana smokes shisha, Dr. Faried noted.
Shisha smoking is a way of smoking tobacco, most of the time flavoured, through a bowl with a tube joined on. The tube has a mouthpiece that the smoker uses to breathe in the smoke.
The trend originated from the Middle East and certain areas of Asia but has recently become more popular in Ghana with young people joining.
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Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh understands, 3,900 men die from the harmful effects of cigarette smoking each year in Ghana.
Even though fewer men smoke in Ghana than on average in high-income countries, there are still more than 425,000 men who smoke cigarette each day in Ghana.
According to Tobacco Atlas Ghana, 69,200 women smoke cigarette each day.In the same vein, 2,700 boys smoke cigarette each day.
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On Equal Pay Day, Idaho 5th Worst in Nation
BOISE, Idaho - Today is Equal Pay Day, which marks the number of additional days the average American woman would have to work just to earn the same amount her male counterpart made in 2015.
In terms of equal pay, a new study from the Joint Economic Committee of the U.S. Congress ranks Idaho fifth worst in the nation, because in the Gem State, men earn just over 27 percent more than women.
Nationally, the figure is 21 percent, or about 79 cents for women to a man's dollar.
Shari Chatterton, director of the Women's Business Center of Idaho, says Idaho's 2015 "Status of Women in Business" report had some pretty grim numbers as well.
"Idaho is pretty rough for women in business," says Chatterton. "Last year's Status of Women in Business, we are 50th in the nation and women in professional or managerial positions, we are also 50th. We are 44th in the nation for wage equality."
The report says states with higher minimum wages fare better on the gender pay gap, but Idaho has one of the lowest in the country.
State lawmakers ignored pleas to raise it during the just-ended session, and even passed a law to keep municipalities from doing so on their own.
Chatterton says despite the odds, the Women's Business Center is doing its part to help Idaho women start their own ventures.
"We believe through self-employment, there are opportunities for women to be able to have a livable wage and for us to kind of level the playing field," says Chatterton.
The report says Congress could improve female workers' lot by passing the Equal Rights Amendment, the Paycheck Fairness Act, and policies that guarantee paid family and sick leave, universal child care and flexible work hours.


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Nîmes is a relatively small city that has many well-preserved ancient roman architecture. I visited it on a day-trip by train from Montpellier.
The roman Arena is probably by far one of the most famous roman architectures in Nîmes. The day we visited, there was a Bibliography Festival inside the Arena.
Up there with the Arena, the Musee Carre--a roman temple--is another magnificent ancient monument.
Everywhere you walk, there are these quaint little streets.
We visited our first French market at Nîmes, and the variety of cheese was baffling.
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In our day to day life we witness many things which include some good or some bad things but there are those unfortunate days as well when we experience really bad accidents or some really terrifying something happens before our eyes. Though those moments pass by but the trauma remains in our brain resulting in post traumatic stress disorder.
It is basically the flashbacks of those past incidents that keep on coming back in the mind of the sufferer and if this continues for a long period of time then it may even result in serious brain issues and can be life threatening as well. Fortunately like every mental disorder this particular can be resolved as well with few methods but the most important thing here is to know identify the problem and to make it easy for you to recognize this issue even more better here are some of the major symptoms of the post traumatic stress disorder that you should not ignore ever rather should get treatments done:
Intrusive Memories:
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Here you would be able to notice that the sufferer would remember some unwanted memories of the past accidents that the person truly wants to forget and while this happens the sufferer eventually start behaving mad as well as starts taking too much of stress at the same time. The flashback comes in such a way as if the same incident is being repeating in front of eyes and the sufferer again could not do anything but watch what's happening.
Having dreams or you can say nightmares about the same past incidents over and over again are quite common and disturbing as well. Here you would even able to notice that the sufferer won't be able to sleep well at night and would often get up from the sleep which is due to the flashback dreams of the unfortunate past incident.
You would even see that the person who went through such situations is reacting over and over again for the past experience and at times they react emotionally but at some points the reaction comes out physically. Well these things matters over person to person and each thing can happen in take place in different time of life so you need to be delicate with the sufferer.
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Avoiding Nature:
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It is the most common thing and not only here even in general we do not want to keep on talking about the past things which was not really fortunate rather was terrifying. Here the matter is same but the reaction becomes more intense. Here you would be able to notice that the sufferer of such situations would start reactive way too much while they hear something been discussed in front of them about the past accident.
In general they try to avoid any such discussion and if by chance any discussion happens then they might even start reacting violently which can prove to be dangerous for them as well as for the person with him.
Moreover you would also be able to notice that the sufferer of such situations would not only try to stop the incident discussion but would also try to avoid going around the place where the accident took place and they would also try to do any such activity or meet any such person who would remind the sufferer about that unfortunate incident. In cases the sufferer may even become quite and as the time passes the quietness can even be a case of their lifetime.
Negative Changes In Mood As Well As In Thinking:
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Here things can be a little different and the person who is going through such mental disorder may start thinking negative things about themselves or about any random person and even about the whole world. It is really surprising that in just some moment the whole world can turn villain for them and they start fearing from anyone they see.
They hardly could think anything about their future and even at times they think about their life they feel helpless as well as hopeless about their life. It is really hard for them to trust anyone and they often could not maintain good relationships with anyone. It is the reason that they often feel unwanted and they also feel that they have been ditched out from their own family and no one actually wants to have them in their life.
Here they become quite and less responsive and you would be able to notice that they no more enjoy the games or activities that they loved over past times. They often could not control their emotions about anything or any person and generally they end up being emotionally broken.
Changes In Reactions:
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People who are suffering from this mental disorder could be easily scared or traumatized by anything or any person. They feel that they are always in danger so they prefer being in guard or as the time passes by you would even able to notice that they stop going outside or stop facing much people in life.
Here you would even be able to notice that the sufferer would start blaming themselves for what happened and they would want to destroy themselves as well. They would often behave rudely and you would find them irritated almost all the time no matter what the situation is.
These were few of the most common symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder that you should not ignore ever in your life rather you should go and see a doctor as soon as possible.


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The text addresses readers directly, while seamlessly weaving facts into the story…By the time Loggerhead's hatchlings race for their lives across the beach, under threat of attack, readers will be emotionally invested in their pligh—a sure sign of the accomplished storytelling.
—Publishers Weekly
Simple, lyrical words and bright, acrylic double-page pictures convery the astonishing facts about the Loggerhead sea turtle…without condescension, this tells a powerful nature story for a young audience.
This beautifully designed story of a loggerhead sea turtle uses an oversized format and glorious acrylic paintings for a work that is both entertaining and informative…Recommended for school and public library collections.
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Broadly sketched in good language and pictures for read-aloud sharing, Davies's title will be enjoyed as a glimpse into the ways of the remarkable giant sea turtles.
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Davies is in fine form with an informative narrative that is immediate and loving…until young listeners can paddle through the text on their own, expect calls for encore readings.
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This beautifully illustrated book follows a loggerhead turtle from her early years as a baby in the sea to when, as a full-grown sea turtle, she climbs up the beach to dig a nest and lay her eggs.
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Follow the thrilling adventures of planetary missions, past and present, and see the stunningly beautiful photos that they return from space!
Emily Lakdawalla • October 11, 2011
Kennedy Space Center has recently created a photo album collecting their photos from the clean rooms where technicians are working madly to prepare the Curiosity Mars rover for launch.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 07, 2011
It's been a week of very heavy science on this blog, so I thought it'd be nice to go into the weekend with a post in which a breathtaking picture speaks for itself, without needing my thousands of words.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 07, 2011
Today was (is) the last day of the Division of Planetary Sciences / European Planetary Science Congress meeting in Nantes, France.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 07, 2011
It's already the last day of the DPS/EPSC meeting in Nantes, France, and I've fallen seriously behind on writing up my notes. I thought I'd get some less pleasant notes out of the way before I returned to science.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 05, 2011
Today I largely spent in the MESSENGER sessions. They have a lot of data to talk about.
Emily Lakdawalla • October 04, 2011
It's been a very full day at the DPS-EPSC 2011 joint meeting. My day was less full than it might have been, because I overslept and missed most of the morning's session. I really needed the rest though so I think it was probably for the best!
Emily Lakdawalla • October 03, 2011
Today they turned on the scientific fire hose at the Division of Planetary Sciences / European Planetary Science Congress meeting happening here in Nantes, France. My brain already feels full and I still have four more days!
Emily Lakdawalla • September 30, 2011
I'm leaving shortly for Nantes, France to attend the 2011 joint meeting of the Division of Planetary Sciences (DPS) of the American Astronomical Society and the European Planetary Science Congress (EPSC). You may be saying, wait, why is the American Astronomical Society having a meeting in France?
Emily Lakdawalla • September 29, 2011
Without a doubt the most exciting events in space in October are Cassini's two, count them, two extremely close flybys of Enceladus, spaced only eighteen days apart, on October 1 and 19 (and followed by a third one on November 6).
Emily Lakdawalla • September 28, 2011
Since Cassini currently orbits Saturn within the plane of Saturn's rings, it has lots of chances to catch two or more moons in the same photo. One such "mutual event" happened on September 17, featuring four moons: Titan, Dione, Pan, and Pandora.
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SN 101 | EP 3 | Diagnosis OCD
Debbie's struggles with OCD and hoarding have caused her and her husband to put their plans to start a family on hold. This special episode of Hoarding: Buried Alive includes bonus scenes; facts and never-before revealed details.
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Located in both Arlington and Fairfax, Sun & Moon Yoga provides two soothing and comfortable spaces for yoga practice. They have many specialized yoga classes geared towards parents and children. Their Moms & Babies class allows moms to bring their babies (infant-almost crawling) along as they strengthen, stretch, and tone their bodies, while also learning about baby massage, movement, and handling. And their Family Yoga (16 months-3 years old) is a fun experience for caregivers and toddlers as they participate in yoga poses, stories, and music together.
Sun & Moon Yoga Studio- Fairfax
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Book Condition: Very Good+
Soft cover is orange with black lettering on front; black vinyl spine. 4th printing, 1961, originally published in 1954. Extensively illustrated with 119 b/w drawings, plus charts and maps. Covers a wide variety of periods and geography, with information on materials used, dying, weaving, etc. ; Man's Heritage Series Series; B&W Illustrations; 6 3/4 x 8 1/4; iv, 60 pages; SOFT COVERr has some shelf wear, rubbing/scuffing, crease on front, small pencil # by title. Pages show signs of light, careful use.
Title: Clothing and Costume
Illustrator: Illustrated by R. M. Turvey; Maps by B. C. Wood
Categories: social history, Horticulture/Botany/Plants/Gardening, Government/Economics/Law/Politics, Reference, Crafts/Needlework/Clothing/Costuming, Antiques/collectibles, World History, Geography, Archaeology, History, European History, Education, Cultural History, Royalty, Women/Womens' History, Juvenile,
Publisher: London, Longmans, Green and Company, Ltd.: 1961
Binding: Fourth Printing; Soft Cover
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Whether working on brand new construction plans or simply renovating an existing structure, architects and designers must meet certain guidelines when it comes to commercial projects. This requires paying attention to every little component that makes up a building. There are many details to cover, but one trend that is noticeably gaining popularity in the commercial market is the application of sliding barn door systems.
Though sliding doors can benefit many different areas in the commercial market, professional office spaces and hospitals in particular, are finding a great deal of value in having them installed. There are a number of good reasons why architects and designers have experienced a growing demand for barn-style doors in the workplace and healthcare facilities.
How Sliding Barn Door Systems Benefit the Commercial Market
The most common places to see sliding barn doors replacing traditional hinged doors in commercial construction is in office spaces and medical establishments. While other segments are starting to follow in the movement, these two are making sliding barn door systems the standard.
- Maximize Space: With sliding barn doors designed to slide along the track they're attached to, there's no need to leave enough space free around the doorway, as is usually necessary for swinging doors. This means the extra room can be utilized more efficiently and building owners can take advantage of every square foot of space.
- Create Open Work Environments: The trend toward creating more open work environments is not only made simple with sliding barn door systems, but is also enhanced in terms of appeal and functionality. Even though employers are eager to foster a collaborative team effort in office spaces, having open floor plans can present many challenges. Sliding glass doors offer a solution by leaving most areas visible, while still blocking off parts of an office that will allow private meetings and conferences to be held.
- Meet ADA Compliance Requirements: One of the most important features of sliding barn door systems is their ability to meet ADA compliance requirements with ease. Buildings with public access, such as professional offices and hospitals, are required to have doors that present no problems to people with assistive medical devices when entering or exiting. With sliding barn doors, there are no floor tracks or other obstructions to hinder anyone with mobility issues from getting through the doorway smoothly. The openings are also wide enough for wheelchairs and walkers to move through without difficulty, and sliding doors are much often lighter to handle than traditional hinged doors.
- Add a Touch of Style: The contemporary look of sliding doors is a great way to add a touch of elegance and style to any space. This can be difficult to do in commercial projects where functionality is generally the focus. There are many choices available that give clients the opportunity to choose everything from the color and finish of the frame to the type of security features to include in the hardware.
AD Systems' Commitment to the Sliding Barn Door Industry
Since entering the sliding barn door industry years ago, AD Systems has become an established leader in quality products and services for high performance sliding doors. Partnering with architects, designers, and facility managers nationwide to turn visions into reality, AD Systems is the go-to source for a wide variety of sliding door style and design options.
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RiverCenter Connect is a collection of unique shows, events and learning opportunities that connect our community with new experiences, cultures and ideas.
6:40 Series
Join us at 6:40 PM before select shows for this free lecture series. Guest speakers will provide additional information, insight and history to subjects related to the evening's performance, increasing audience members' understanding and enjoyment of the show. Check back later in the season for a full roster of speakers!
Complexions Contemporary Ballet: April 14 & 15. Stay tuned for more information about the Complexions dance residency.
MCoE Holiday Concert – this annual concert by Fort Benning's MCoE Band is FREE to the community, but a ticket is required for admission. Contact the box office for additional information.
U.S. Navy Bands – A spectacular concert with the U.S. Navy Concert Band, the Cruisers and The Sea Chanters. This concert is FREE, but a ticket is required for admission. Contact the box office for additional information.
Complexions Contemporary Ballet: Bach to Bowie (Ticketed Event) – A program of contemporary dance performed to music by J.S. Bach and David Bowie.


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We often take love by our spouse for granted. This is one true story from a friend of mine, almost at the edge of divorce, only to safe her marriage and to appreciate the things she had in life. It happens to some of our friends too but sadly, some of them make their decision too fast, only to marry the wrong person or be alone forever.


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The beauty of life is in each precious moment. Teresa understands this.
She writes:
"One day, I was using the Carousel feature on Zoosk and I matched with George. I noticed that he had an adorable smile and played guitar. But, he lived in a different state. So, I sent him a message saying, 'I would love to sing with you sometime, but you live so far away!' He replied saying, 'Everything happens for a reason and I'm willing to relocate. Lol.' We met in-person the next week at a coffee shop (two hours away from him and an hour away from me), where he was performing for open mic night. I arrived first, so I bought coffee and sat down. A few minutes later, he walked in with his guitar. We hugged and then he went on stage to play. It was so fun listening to him play guitar and sing. Later that evening, his daughter called to wish him a happy birthday. After learning that, I took him to dinner for a nice birthday meal. That was the beginning of us. The connection we have is indescribable. We value spending time together, and every day with him is more precious than the one before."
What a precious story! We wish Teresa and George a lifetime of precious moments together. 🙂
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The most powerful mixer in its class:
The StudioLive 16 digital console/recorder is by far the most powerful mixer in its class. This third-generation StudioLive mixer is fully recallable, with 17 touch-sensitive, motorized faders and 17 recallable XMAX preamps. Yet despite its extensive features, the StudioLive 16 actually improves upon PreSonus' legendary ease of use while letting you customize its workflow and operations. The StudioLive sound is better than ever, including all-new Fat Channel processing, re-engineered from the ground up, and vintage-style EQs and compressors. Add built-in AVB networking, onboard multitrack Capture recording to SD Card, and a complete suite of software, and you have a mixing and recording powerhouse that's equally formidable in live and studio applications.
A re-envisioned Fat Channel:
The StudioLive 16's Fat Channel has received a major overhaul while continuing to offer digital precision with the heart and soul of analog. Our new Fat Channel implements a plug-in-style workflow that features vintage-style EQ and compression options on every channel, from classic tube limiters to passive EQs. And in addition to channel processing, the StudioLive 16 offers 6-band, fully parametric EQ on all mix outputs. Enjoy extensive, studio-style processing when recording on location or running shows on the road!
Create buses and groups to suit your workflow with new FlexMixes:
Don't you hate it when you're setting up for a show and find you have an unused subgroup - but you're short one monitor mix? That's not a problem anymore, thanks to 16 FlexMixes that can be individually designated as aux, subgroup, or matrix mixes. You get a total of 10 FlexMixes on analog outputs, six on XLR connectors, and four on 1/4-inch TRS; the other six are routed over USB or AVB. These 16 FlexMixes are in addition to the 4 fixed subgroups that also are available via USB or AVB, giving you a total of 20 mix buses, not counting the main mix, solo, and FX buses. We also provided 24 DCAs so you can more easily and flexibly control groups of channels. These are only a few of the many ways you can customize your StudioLive 16 mixer exactly to your needs and workflow.
World-class recording software included:
Seamlessly integrated with the included PreSonus Studio One Artist DAW, the StudioLive 16 Series III mixer works with virtually all Mac and Windows audio-recording software. Built by creative people for creative music production, Studio One is easy to learn and enables you to compose, record, and produce your masterpiece without getting distracted by the tools. Studio One also enjoys a robust online community of enthusiastic and helpful users you can turn to for advice. Need a new loop or sample for your latest production? Studio One lets you shop, audition, and purchase new content right from your production environment.
Integrated, multiplatform software for flexible control and one-click recording:
PreSonus StudioLive 16 mixers are tightly integrated with an entire suite of state-of-the-art software. Mix wirelessly or over a wired network from anywhere, using UC Surface touch-control software for Mac, Windows, and iPad. Control your monitor (aux) mixes with QMix-UC. Remote control the mixer's recallable XMAX preamps and Fat Channel processing with Studio One for low-latency recording with effects. (Reverb-drowned singers: rejoice!) Completely automate virtual soundchecks and record shows with Capture. Save mixer scenes with your live recordings in Capture and edit both in Studio One Artist. StudioLive 16 mixers and software work together to form a cohesive ecosystem that helps you achieve your creative vision.
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This suite of plug-ins brings extended sonic functionality into Studio One. Cherry-picked from the first names in virtual instruments and effects, each one brings a different flavor of practical magic to your songs. These plug-ins aren't gimmicky one-trick ponies - these are real-deal workhorses that you'll find yourself relying on for countless mixes.
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What's Happening
International Student Ice Cream Social!
Friday, August 30th at 6:30pm
All internationals and their families are invited to this event, too! We meet at St. Mark's (42 North Eagleville Road) at 6:30pm for a time to introduce you to our organization AND free ice cream made at UCONN! It's world famous! We'll have fruits and sauces and other sweets to go on top of your ice cream. And various flavors of ice cream for you to try. So don't be shy! Join us for this informal evening of fun. Let us know you are coming by emailing Ruth at email@example.com. Questions can be directed to her, too.
International Student Welcome Back Picnic!
Sponsored by International Christian Fellowship
Saturday, August 24th
All internationals and their families are invited to this delightful event. Meet at St. Mark's parking lot (42 North Eagleville Road, STorrs) by 10:30 to sign up and carpool to our location located on the lake in Eastford, CT. Enjoy an all-American picnic of free food, swimming, boating (in and outside of the boat on inner tubes!) and a day of relaxation and fun before the semester begins. You MUST sign up for it so please do so on our Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/events/506181673471255/) and tell us you are coming with how many people or by emailing Ruth at firstname.lastname@example.com no later than August 21st so numbers are provided to our hosts who will prepare food and drink for us. Any questions can be directed to Ruth at the email address, too.
July 2019
Thursday, July 4th; Picnic at Sara's. See Facebook page for further details.
SAturday, July 6th; ICF leadership meeting at 10am to noon at Jon and RUth's home.
Saturday, July 13th; prayer at the cemetery from 8am to 9am.
June 2019
Saturday, June first; ICF leadership meeting at Jon and Ruth's house, 10am to noon, 227 Lewiston Ave., Willimantic.
Saturday, June 8th; Prayer at the cemetery from 8am to 9am.
Saturday, June 8th; Pot luck picnic at Ryan and Ruth Duck's home in Franklin, CT. We'll relax, play games, eat and enjoy fellowship with one another. 1:45pm to 6:45pm. Check Facebook page for further information!
Friday, June 14th at St. Mark's Episcopal Chapel, 6:30pm; Thank you celebration for volunteers past, present and future! A special evening to thank the Lord for our volunteers and to celebrate the cultures represented at ICF. Don't miss this one!
May 2019
Friday, May 3rd; Celebration Night! Celebrating our graduates and More!
Saturday, May 10; Leadership meeting at Jon and Ruth's house (227 Lewiston Ave., Willimantic), 10am to noon
Saturday, May 18; Prayer at the cemetery from 8am to 9am (please include link to map/location on all prayer entries).
Monday, May 27th; picnic at Sara's house in Manchester. Check Facebook page for more information! Or call her at 860-646-5649.
April 2019
Friday, April 12th; River of Life provides meal, time of musical worship and prayer
Saturday, April 13th; Prayer at the cemetery for ICF and the campus- all invited from 8am-9am.(https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2143838/storrs-cemetery-(new)/map). In case of bad weather, meet at St. Mark's Episcopal Chapel at 42 North Eagleville Road.
1pm; (you must have RSVP'd to Ruth for this): Musical "Noah" at the Buckland
Hill movie site
Sunday, April 14th; Palm Sunday
Thursday, April 18th; Maundy Thursday
Friday, April 19th; Meet at "It's All About the Flavor" for dinner at 5pm (871 Stafford Rd
Storrs, Connecticut) where we all pay for our own dinner and the proceed to Mansfield Christian Fellowship at 6:15pm for a Good Friday service there (105 Depot Road, Mansfield, CT. 06251)
Sunday, April 21st; Resurrection Sunday!
March 2019
March 23: prayer at the cemetery on North Eagleville Road from 8am-9am
Febuary 2019
February 21 or 28: visit from John Kihiu's pastor from International Gospel Fellowship, Windsor
February 23: prayer at the cemetery on North Eagleville Road from 8am-9am
Christmas plans
Jon and Ruth invite you to their home in Christmas day, December 25th at 4 pm to share dinner with them and their children. They live at 227 Lewiston Ave in Willimantic.
Please email or text if you would like to come and bring friends!
email@example.com 8602088783
Friday, December 28th, our gift to YOU and YOUR FRIENDS is dinner paid for by your friends at ICF! We'll meet at 6:30 pm at Royal Buffet (1228 Main St., Willimantic) and celebrate the end of a semester and year. All you can eat. Good company, good times. We look forward to seeing you at the Royal Buffet! If you need a ride, let us know!
December 2018
Friday, December 14th, meet at Mansfield Christian Fellowship, carol sing and yankee swap (more information at a later date)
Friday, December 21st, Christmas gathering at St. Mark's, other plans TBA
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The Fixx releasing 'Beautiful Friction' w/ original line-up, touring (dates)
The Fixx back in the day
With all the bands aping the '80s synth sound, here's a little bit of the real thing. Moody new wavers The Fixx will release their tenth studio album, Beautiful Friction, on July 17. It was made with the line-up that gave us hits "Red Skies," "One Thing Leads to Another," and "Saved by Zero."
The band are playing a few shows this summer, including Sunday, June 10 at Knitting Factory and tickets for that show are available. All listed tour dates are below, plus a few classic Fixx videos.
The Fixx - 2012 Tour Dates
June 07 NATICK, MA The Verve
June 09 TEANECK, NJ Mexicali Live
June 10 BROOKLYN, NY Knitting Factory
Aug 09 BEND, OR Drake Park Mainstage
Aug 12 ROCHESTER, MN Mayo Park
Aug 17 SANTA CRUZ, CA Santa Cruz Boardwalk
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Case Study Overview – Congestive Heart Failure (With Medical Definitions) – Brandon Skenandore
- substernal (sub/stern/al): [sub—under, below] [stern/o—sternum] [-al—pertaining to] pertaining to the area beneath the sternum
- noncardiac (non/cardi/ac): [cardi/o—heart] [-ac—pertaining to] not relating to the heart or heart disease
- hemorrhoidectomy (hemo/rrhoid/ectomy): [hem/o—blood] [-rrhage—bursting forth of blood] [-ectomy—removal, excision, resection] surgical procedure for tying hemorrhoids and excising them
- colonoscopy (colono/scopy): [colon/o—colon] [-scopy—visual examination] visual examination of the colon (with a colonoscope) from the cecum to the rectum
- polypectomy (polyp/ectomy): [polyp/o—polyp, small growth] [-ectomy—removal, excision, resection] surgical removal of a polyp.
- adenoma,(aden/oma): [aden/o—gland] [-oma—tumor, mass, fluid collection] benign tumor that develops from epithelial tissue
- inguinal (inguin/al): [inguin/o—groin] [-al—pertaining to] pertaining to the groin.
- herniorrhaphy (hernio/rrhaphy): [herni/o—hernia] [rrhaphy—suture] a surgical procedure for correcting hernia
- hypertrophy (hyper/trophy): [hyper—above, excessive] [-trophy—nourishment, development (condition of)] Enlargement or overgrowth of an organ or part of the body due to the increased size of the constituent cells
- glaucoma (glauc/oma): [glauc/o—gray] [oma—tumor, mass, fluid collection] A condition of increased pressure within the eyeball, causing gradual loss of sight.
An 78 year-old man was residing in Podunk Center. He had a long standing history of diabetes and heart-related problems. Over the las several months, he has been severely short of breath. This increased over the past two days and yesterday he was having difficulty breathing enough to get up and walk around. At 5:00am last night, he had severely shortened breath. He received treatments from his wife who also heightened his oxygen supply, but he still remained short of breath. She then promptly called 911 and he was brought to the ER. He does not have any chest pain, and has gained about five pounds over the past couple weeks. It was ultimately decided that he not only had congestive heart failure, he also had severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a common disease that makes it difficult to breathe, and coronary artery disease, which narrows the small blood vessels that supply blood and oxygen to the heart. He will be admitted to the CCU and will be monitored to make sure that he gets enough oxygen supply.


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Shares of Agenus Inc. (AGEN - Free Report) gained 10.1%, following the company's third-quarter results. The company reported third-quarter 2018 loss of 29 cents per share, wider than the Zacks Consensus Estimate of loss of 25 cents but narrower than the year-ago loss of 37 cents.
The company generated revenues of $13 million, which include milestone achievements and non-cash royalties earned, compared with $3.3 million in the year-ago quarter. Revenues beat the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $11 million.
So far this year, shares of Agenus have declined 35.9% compared with the industry's decrease of 13.5%.
Quarterly Highlights
Research and development (R&D) expenses increased 15.7% to $29.8 million. General and administrative expenses increased 14.3% to $9.2 million.
Pipeline Update
Agenus is a clinical-stage immuno-oncology company with a comprehensive portfolio, consisting of antibody-based therapeutics, adjuvants and cancer vaccine platforms.
Lead clinical-stage antibodies, CTLA-4 and PD-1 antibodies are progressing well. PD-1 agent, AGEN2034 showed a clinical benefit of 68% in evaluable patients with metastatic or locally advanced solid tumors. The company recently reported that out of the 130 patients treated with CTLA-4 and PD-1 antibodies, more than 60% have shown clinical benefit. The company targets a biologics license application (BLA) filing as early as 2020.
In September 2018, the company announced the closing of its non-dilutive royalty transaction with XOMA Corp. (XOMA - Free Report) , whereby the latter purchased a minority interest in the royalties and milestones that Agenus is eligible to receive from Incyte (INCY - Free Report) and Merck (MRK - Free Report) .
Earlier, Agenus received a cash milestone from Incyte for the initiation of a phase I trial of INCAGN2385, an anti-LAG-3 antibody discovered by Agenus. Per the terms, Agenus received a $5-million payment and is eligible to receive up to an additional $505 million in potential development, regulatory and commercial milestones from Incyte.
In August 2018, Agenus received a $4-million milestone payment from Merck for the initiation of a phase I trial on an undisclosed antibody candidate.
The company filed four investigational new drugs (INDs) in 2018. Two additional INDs will be filed by the end of the year.
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When migrating mailboxes between Exchange versions using the Exchange Admin Center you may receive the error:
Nullable object must have a value.
This error will appear when you navigate to the Recipient > Migration tab and click View Details on a migration batch. In the screenshot below we are examining a migration batch named "Test Migration to Exchange 2016" which contains two users. We are attempting to move these two users from Exchange 2013 to Exchange 2016.
From this screenshot, you will notice the Status column reports both users as successfully migrated. However, the Data Migrated and Migration Rate attributes in the right-hand pane are missing values. For an executed migration batch these attributes should contain metrics.
Similarly, if you click Download the report for this user, you will receive the same error. For a completed migration this report would normally contain between several dozen and a couple of hundred line items.
If you review this same move request using PowerShell you will be able to successfully pull this report.
C:\> Get-MoveRequest -Identity "River Song" | Get-MoveRequestStatistics -IncludeReport | Format-List
Report : 6/16/2018 3:28:30 PM [EX16-02] '' created move request.
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3:28:36 The Microsoft Exchange Mailbox Replication service 'EX16-01.SKARO.LOCAL' (15.1.1466.8 caps:3FFFFF) is examining the request.
3:28:37 Connected to target mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)', database 'DB03', Mailbox server 'EX16-01.SKARO.LOCAL'.
3:28:37 Connected to source mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)', database 'DB01', Mailbox server 'EX13-01.SKARO.LOCAL'.
3:28:38 Request processing started.
3:28:38 Cleared sync state for request 70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 due to 'CleanupOrphanedMailbox'.
3:28:38 Mailbox signature will not be preserved for mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)'.
3:28:45 Stage: CreatingFolderHierarchy. Percent complete: 10.
3:28:46 Initializing folder hierarchy from mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)': 86 folders total.
3:28:46 Folder creation progress: 0 folders created in mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)'.
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3:29:18 Copying messages is complete. Copying rules and security descriptors.
3:29:22 Initial seeding completed, 113 items copied, total size 502.5 KB (514,562 bytes).
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3:29:28 Final sync has started.
3:29:28 Folder hierarchy changes reported in source '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)'
3:29:29 Total content changes applied to mailbox '70bffbc1-4773-48eb-bd35-eacb08bf3a64 (Primary)'
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3:30:06 Mailbox 'River Song' was loaded from domain controller 'DC3.SKARO.LOCAL'.
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The problem is purely cosmetic and is quite easy to remedy.
Fixing nullable object must have a value
This issue occurs when the privileged account used to monitor the migration has a mailbox that is still hosted on an older version of Exchange. When that privileged account logs into the Exchange Admin Center ("EAC"), Exchange will proxy that privileged account back to the EAC version that matches their mailbox. In our example, the privileged account's mailbox was still hosted on Exchange 2013. This means that our privileged account is receiving the 2013 version of the EAC and not 2016. This can result in strange errors like the one described in this article.
There are two remedies to fix this error. The first is to move your privileged mailbox to Exchange 2016 and this is the recommended practice. However, if you can't move your mailbox right away you can force which EAC version you want to use. To do this we can specify the Exchange client version in the EAC URL.
For example, our typical EAC URL is the following:
To force a specific client version–in our example Exchange 2016–we append ExchClientVer=15.1 to the end of our URL:
Now when we check our migration the nullable object error is gone and we have metrics for Data Migrated and Migration Rate.
In addition, Download the report for this user also provides us with the same output we saw in PowerShell.
Have you seen this issue before? What did you do to fix it? Drop a comment below or join the conversation on Twitter @SuperTekBoy.


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The digital technology explosion has turned everyone into a photographer, and the mushrooming of social media means the world is awash in an infinity of images. That's why the photographer and artist Justin Brice Guariglia wanted to do more to than simply document the effect of man's activities on the Earth, and climate change in particular, than simply present the kinds of … [Read more...]
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Art: If there's a more important art exhibit in the area than Justin Brice Guariglia's Earth Works: Mapping the Anthropocene, now at the Norton, we'd be hard-pressed to tell you what it is. Guariglia is a photographer who is accredited to NASA, which in 2015 and 2016 investigated the shrinking glaciers of Greenland. Guariglia turned his photos of what he saw into artworks that, … [Read more...]


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Major Turkish media group sold to pro-government businessman
The Doğan Media Group, including newspapers Hürriyet, Posta and Fanatik and TV channels Kanal D and CNN Türk, has been sold to pro-government businessman Erdoğan Demirören, independent news site T24 said.
The sale, other news sources said, was carried out for $1.25 billion.
Demirören, who also owns energy company Milangaz and the Demirören İstiklal shopping mall in Istanbul, as well as being the president of the Turkish Football Federation, bought opposition newspapers Milliyet and Vatan in 2011 and carefully pruned them of any content to which the government might object.
However, T24 said that it was thought that there might be other sources of capital behind the sale.


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Study: High Rates of HPV Infection in the Gay Community; The Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD) Reviews a Study
Oral sex intensifies the risk of oral HPV infection especially among gay men, according to a study published in the journal BMC Infectious Diseases on December 31, 2014. (1) The CBCD recommends the natural HPV remedy, Norvirin, to infected individuals.
"Infected with the human papillomavirus (HPV)? The CBCD, which conducted two separate post-marketing clinical studies on the natural, antiviral formula of Novirin, recommends taking this effective HPV remedy to help the immune system target the latent HSV virus." – Greg Bennett, CBCD
Research shows that men who have sex with men (MSM) have higher rates of HPV infection in the mouth. This is important to note since oral infection with the high-risk HPV-16 is now known to be a cause of head and neck cancer. During the study it was found that "oral high-risk HPV infection was significantly associated with a higher number of recent oral sex partners among MSM overall … (and) … oral-anal contact in the previous six months was significantly associated with incident oral high-risk HPV infection …" (1) For HIV infected men, the rates of HPV infection are even higher. "A much higher prevalence of up to 25% has been reported among HIV-infected men who have sex with men (MSM)." For these individuals, risk factors included "a higher number of recent oral sex partners and both recent tobacco smoking and cannabis use were associated with incident oral high-risk HPV infection in multivariable analyses." (1) The CBCD recommends that HPV infected men take Novirin. This HPV remedy was shown to effectively reduce HPV symptoms in two separate post-marketing clinical studies that followed FDA guidelines.
The formula of Novirin was tested by Hanan Polansky and Edan Itzkovitz from the CBCD. The studies showed that the Novirin formula is effective against the human papillomavirus (HPV). The clinical studies were published in the peer reviewed, medical journal Pharmacology & Pharmacy, the first, in a special edition on Advances in Antiviral Drugs. Study authors wrote that, "individuals infected with HPV … reported a safe decrease in their symptoms following treatment …" (2) The study authors also wrote that, "We observed a statistically significant decrease in the severity, duration, and frequency of symptoms." (2)
Novirin is a natural antiviral dietary supplement. Its formula contains five natural ingredients: Selenium, Camellia Sinensis Extract, Quercetin, Cinnamomum Extract, and Licorice Extract. The first ingredient is a trace element, and the other four are plant extracts. Each ingredient and its dose was chosen through a scientific approach. Scientists at polyDNA, the company that invented and patented the formula, scanned thousands of scientific and medical papers published in various medical and scientific journals, and identified the safest and most effective natural ingredients against latent viruses. To date, Novirin is the only natural antiviral product on the market with published clinical studies on its formula that supports its claims.
The formula of Novirin and Gene-Eden-VIR was tested by Hanan Polansky and Edan Itzkovitz from the Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD) in two clinical studies that followed FDA guidelines. The studies showed that the Novirin and Gene-Eden-VIR formula is effective against the CMV and other viruses. The clinical studies were published in the peer reviewed, medical journal Pharmacology & Pharmacy, the first, in a special edition on Advances in Antiviral Drugs. Study authors wrote that, "individuals infected with the (CMV and other viruses) … reported a safe decrease in their symptoms following treatment with Gene-Eden-VIR." (4) The study authors also wrote that, "We observed a statistically significant decrease in the severity, duration, and frequency of symptoms." (4)
Men have weaker immune responses to the human papillomavirus (HPV) in comparison to women (See Urologic Oncology: Seminars and Original Investigations, from January 2014) (3). In other words, male immune systems are unable to control the latent HPV as efficiently. "This is supported by serologic studies (studies of the blood) that find a higher prevalence of HPV antibodies (proteins used by the immune system) in women than in men across all ages (3)."
New HPV infections are found in up to 39% of men every year (3). In men with healthy immune systems, HPV infections are cleared in 6 months or longer. However, in about 10% of all cases, when men have a weak immune system, HPV infections will persist. This can cause a variety of serious health problems. (See the CDC website last updated on July 25, 2013) (4).
For men, an HPV infection can lead to conditions, including genital warts, penile, anal, and oropharyngeal cancer (head and neck cancer) (4).
The CDC notes that "HPV may … be passed on during oral sex and genital-to-genital contact. HPV can be passed on between straight and same-sex partners-even when the infected partner has no signs or symptoms." (See the CDC's Website, last updated on February 5, 2013) (5).
"What treatments are currently available against the HPV?
"There are no drugs approved against the HPV. Current treatments include procedures, such as cryotherapy, conization, and the Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure (LEEP). These procedures use liquid nitrogen, a surgical knife (scalpel), a carbon dioxide (CO2) laser, or electrical current to remove the abnormal growths caused by the HPV. These growths include cells that harbor the active virus. The procedures do not target cells with the latent virus. Since they do not remove the latent virus, these procedures only produce a temporary remission." (5) In contrast, the formula of Novirin was designed to target the latent HPV.
1: van Aar F, Mooij SH, van der Sande M, Meijer C, King AJ, Verhagen D, Heijman T, Coutinho RA, Schim van der Loeff MF. "Twelve-month incidence and clearance of oral HPV infection in HIV-negative and HIV-infected men who have sex with men: the H2M cohort study." BMC Infect Dis. 2014 Dec 31;14(1):3845. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25551194
2: Polansky, H. Itzkovitz, E. Gene-Eden-VIR Is Antiviral: Results of a Post Marketing Clinical Study. Published in September 2013. http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=36101#.U-s9ouOSz90
3: Amber Flaherty, M.D.a, Timothy Kim, M.D.b, Anna Giuliano, Ph.D.c, Anthony Magliocco, M.D., Ph.D.d, Tariq S. Hakky, M.D.b, Lance C. Pagliaro, M.D.e, Philippe E. Spiess, M.D., M.S. "Implications for human papillomavirus in penile cancer." Urologic Oncology: Seminars and Original Investigations. Published in January 2014. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1078143913003207
4: CDC – Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) – Genital HPV Infection – Fact Sheet. Last updated on July 25, 2013. http://www.cdc.gov/std/HPV/STDFact-HPV.htm
5: CDC – Human Papillomavirus (HPV) – What is HPV? Last updated on February 5, 2013. http://www.cdc.gov/hpv/whatishpv.html
Note: This press release was first issued by The Center for the Biology of Chronic Disease (CBCD), a not-for-profit organization that specializes in researching the biology of foreign DNA.
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Theatre Bristol supported producer Helen Edwards as a TB Agent to attend the Porous Borders symposium as part of the Prague Quadrennial. Here she reflects on being a producer in a very new context, and her experience speaking at the event with director Agnieszka Blonska.
Reflections on the Porous Borders Symposium
12-14th October, Prague
I used my Theatre Bristol Agent Bursary to help me attend the Porous Borders symposium in Prague. This trip along with another visit to Warsaw in September was inspired by my ongoing working relationship with director Agnieszka Blonska.
Since the beginning of the year I have been working slowly and steadily to find out more, meet possible contacts and experience theatre in international contexts. Before 2017 I had not travelled abroad for work and yet I was working closely with an artist whose career was split between the UK and continental Europe. To best serve my own interests and the artists I was working with I had to know more about working internationally. The Porous Borders symposium is part of the Prague Quadrennial and took place in the lead up to the next quadrennial taking place in 2019.
I had applied to speak at the symposium as part of the open discussion programme entitled 'Porous Borders – Crossing Points' which I felt had a resonance in my work with Agnieszka right now. There are a plethora of ways in which the term porous borders could be interpreted. When we talk about porous borders are we talking politically, geographically, culturally, in terms of job descriptions or blurring the boundaries between genres and forms of performance? Or all of the above? The main focus of the symposium was exploring scenography and theatre design as this is a major thematic pull for the main Prague Quadrennial programme. At various times in the symposium I felt like an alien who had been dropped into not only a new country, but also a new context in which to consider, discuss and make performance. I was a foreigner and I also approached the conference as a producer, unlike almost everyone else in the room. Luckily I travelled with Agnieszka and so we both had the familiarity of our working relationship in a space that felt different. Coming from a different professional context put me on my toes, made me listen hard to what was being talked about and interestingly took away some of the inner fear I had about getting it wrong. I found it was very difficult to say the wrong thing, in a space where I was openly positioning myself as a learner. This was a refreshing change because as a producer I find I am often called upon to be 'the expert' in the room. An idea which is both flattering, but also anxiety inducing because it doesn't always permit the more honest and more creative answer 'I don't know let's find out together'.
I listened to speakers from across Europe, Peru, Canada and Russia talk about a range of subjects from how scenography has evolved as a practice since the Second World War, to the lost crafts of indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest and bang up to date observations about how theatre or cultural organisations should respond to the Catalan independence movement. Some of the topics really sparked my interest and some washed over me amongst the huge number of stories that were being told. What linked every talk was that we all had a story we wanted to tell about borders – be that a political border, a social border, a cultural border or a psychological border – we all wanted space to talk about how the frames we draw around things can affect us as human beings and as a consequence effect our creative practice.
My talk, alongside Agnieszka, was about our professional collaboration and the plethora of ways it could be considered to have 'porous borders'. Our work moves across countries, projects, contexts and job descriptions and we are still learning what it means to work together. We wanted to create a space for us to talk about collaboration, but also acknowledge all the unknowns and the things that are motivating us to continue working together. In reality this falls into two distinct camps – one which is purely collaboration, we enjoy working together and developing these conversations about theatre, the other is political. Agnieszka and I started working together around the time of the Brexit vote and in our small way have been banging our drum about the importance of international (and specifically European) collaboration in the face of the UK leaving the EU. What Agnieszka and I found in Prague (and earlier in the year in Warsaw and Bucharest) was that people want to have this conversation. Nationalist and anti-immigrant attitudes are spreading across Europe and beyond. The UK might have taken a dramatic decision to leave the EU, but the ideological thought behind this decision can be found everywhere. With that in mind it's now more important than ever that the arts sector is a strong voice in favour of collaboration. In favour of porous borders, no matter which definition you choose to ascribe to that term.
This is a very brief overview of the symposium. If anyone would like to talk more about this, feel free to email me on [email protected]
My trip to Prague for Porous Borders was supported by a Theatre Bristol Agent Bursary, Arts Council England and the British Council.
If you would like to apply to be a TB Agent, and be supported by Theatre Bristol to attend an industry event or conference, find out more and apply here.


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Date: August 28, 2007, 16h18
The water pump was very tight and squeaky because the replaceable filter is almost worn out, which I hadn't noticed before. So it took quite a while to fill my water bag and Camelbak with water pumped from Jackrabbit Lake.
After returning to my campsite to drop off the 10-litre, 22-pound water bag, I'm finally heading out on today's little hike to Paradise Lake, about six miles round-trip.
I'm just bringing my full two-litre Camelbak, my water filter (so I can refill at Paradise Lake) and a couple of energy bars.
Fortunately, today is not quite as hot as yesterday, but it's still in the high 90s, which discourages longer hikes. I originally planned to do a much longer day hike today through the Orestimba Wilderness, well beyond Paradise Lake.


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Metamorphosis – FSB's – Sun=Global Warming – Hurricanes prophecy
There was a RadioLab (NPR show) that talked about what actually has been observed to happen inside a cocoon. (The Link to that RadioLab show is provided in the description of this YouTube video I made).
The gist of the show describes the science re: the way the caterpillar body completely disappears – turns into "goo" but apparently still carries certain programming it established while a caterpillar into it's new butterfly body. This is so interesting compared to what Ti and Do taught about a human body being able to also go through a metamorphosis. They even talk about a "reverse metamorphosis" that DO once mentioned as what Adam experienced when he broke instructions and "fell" that enabled his Next Level grown (made) body to revert to mammal behaviors to reproduce like a mammal. DO said that reverse didn't take very long to transpire. TI and DO also said Jesus completed his "changeover" (metamorphosis) in the event told as the "Transfiguration" when he and 3 of his students were visited by Two Beings who spoke to him about laying down his vehicles life at that time to complete the task he was sent to do. In other words, the task was to voluntarily die their human vehicle according to instructions from the Older Member provided directly and having completed that "overcoming" (christing, christening) process enabled the new body literally growing inside the old body to heal the old body that died. I believe Ti said that it's a characteristic of a Next Level member to be able to heal their body in 3 1/2 days. I guess the new body grown from it's "deposit" has that capacity, perhaps kin to the way certain creatures can regrow body parts they lose for whatever reason. The Next Level gives us all these examples that can serve as clues to broaden our understanding and thus gain "faith" that is actually defined as "evidence of things unseen" as DO had me read from scripture on one of the sessions I was a helper on in the "Beyond Human – The Last Call" video series.
-Metamorphosis science: http://www.radiolab.org/story/goo-and-you/
-FSB (Fast Radio Bursts recorded: https://www.yahoo.com/news/frbs-repeating-radio-signals-coming-180300017.html
-Solar X flares – Solar Wind heats air and water and gamma radiation to core of earth and stimulates earthquakes:
-Irma and Juan all part of Jesus forcast of "sea and waves roaring" during this 4th Seal Harvest (pulling up of Tares) time.
-Massive heat under yellowstone is not Magma (moulten rock) but is moulten carbon: https://youtu.be/6AJ5YKnzwHI
-Hurricane Prophecy Interpretation: Luke 21:25 And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth distress of nations, with perplexity; the sea and the waves roaring;
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Week of January 16 - 19
Thank you to everyone who contributed recyclables to the car building project. I appreciate your help! With the snow day on Friday, we'll push our "competition" day back to Thursday of this week.
Tuesday, January 16
(last Friday's plan!)
1. Building Day #3 (of 4)
Wednesday, January 17
1. Building Day #4 (of 4)
Thursday, January 18
1. There will be a few minutes at the beginning of the hour to make final adjustments to your cars.
2. Track Day! Each student will test how far and how fast their car can go and participate in the accuracy challenge!
Friday, January 19
**Build Journals are due!
1. Complete Decision Matrix with your assigned group of 4.
2. Group planning for the car investigation.
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No! This blog is for anyone who wants to know what is going on in our class (that should include students too!). Just because the language is written with parents/guardians in mind, that doesn't mean that students won't benefit from checking in with this blog. It just means that parents don't have to wade through all of the resources posted under the instructional unit section of this site. Likewise, that section of the website isn't meant to be a "parent-free" zone. Parents/guardians can use the resources posted there to help their student or just to stay in touch with what's going on in the classroom.
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After reading the Tuesday, Feb. 24 issue of the McGill Tribune, specifically the commentary "Exercising Justice at the McGill Fitness Centre", I feel it's important to point a few things out.
I believe that with regard to women who are insecure using the gym due to the presence of men, women-only gym hours should be viewed as a stopgap measure or band-aid solution at best. Men will not vanish simply because women use the gym at a different time, nor will the sexual aggression or harassment that is at the root of this problem.
Being afraid of working out simply because men are there—and condoning this fear with women-only gym hours—is a tacit accusation that all men are boorish and judgmental, and cannot be trusted in a co-ed environment. I would never deny that women disproportionately face harassment and aggression from men in many aspects of their daily lives, but simply separating those two genders is not a final solution; it is a temporary one that addresses a symptom instead of the actual issue, and disenfranchises the majority of well-mannered men who frequent the gym in the process. The actual issue is enforcing proper conduct and a respectful, safe environment for all patrons of the McGill Fitness Centre, regardless of gender or fitness level, which requires effort and coordination from the staff at the fitness centre and the clients as well.
In addition, the notion of paying for a service that you do not use seems to only bother people when it's their money on the line. Childless couples pay taxes so we can enjoy free primary and secondary education and cheaper tuition; people without cars pay taxes so our roads are maintained; people with jobs pay taxes so that people without jobs can have access to a better safety net. The idea that paying for access to the Athletics Centre as part of our tuition is unfair simply because one chooses not to use it absolutely boggles the mind. Not to mention that the extra cost of the fitness centre is completely optional. Nobody is being forced to pay for that at all.
The assertion that a lack of women-only hours is denying people their rights is also incorrect. Everyone who pays still has the right to use the fitness centre. Whether or not they exercise their right to use that facility is up to them, and any of their own personal preferences (excluding religious considerations, which I believe are a separate but related issue that requires more consideration) are just that—preferences. There is no such thing as a right to never be self-conscious, and as such, co-ed hours are not denying anyone rights, but they do present a conflict with some people's preferences. Forbidding a portion of the clientele from using the gym at certain times would actually be directly curtailing their right to use the facility.
People getting fit and having fun are of course the top priorities of the McGill Fitness Centre. Women-only hours at a gym may help some women transition into using the gym during co-ed times as well, which is a positive thing. But the ultimate solution to people's pervasive insecurity is not to sequester them. I would argue that this actually prevents lasting change. The solution is to make all visitors to the McGill gym unavoidably aware that menacing, intimidating, or lecherous behaviour is grounds for punishment, or ejection from the gym. Creating a welcoming environment, encouraging a cultural change in gyms, and helping people to overcome their insecurities would benefit not just women, but all clients.
It is everyone's responsibility to make co-ed spaces inherently safe spaces. No judgment, no intimidation, from anyone. This cannot be achieved in the long-term with ham-fisted solutions like single-gender hours.


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If Xtify has it's way check-ins will be a thing of the past, before they even became mainstream... Xtify is ushering in the era of "persistent location," one in which the user's location is passively used to deliver relevant information. According to GigaOm's Ryan Kim "Xtify is on the cutting edge along with Placecast and others using geo-fences, a digitally drawn radius around a place, to create a landscape in which our movements trigger offers, coupons and messages from companies we have relationships with."
Xtify CEO Josh Rochlin says "There is going to be growing comfort with passively-derived location that will be an asset to consumers, but brands will need to figure out how to take advantage of location without becoming a nuisance," he said. "Brands will have to decide what is the proper cadence to message users."
It all sounds a bit like Minority Report-ish to me, and that's not necessarily a bad thing (at least from this geek's perspective). The promise of these technologies are that they are opt-in and provide fully anonymized user data with no emails or cell phone numbers stored, and that is much more comforting to the average non technical user who's big concern to date with location based services is privacy.