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- Caitlyn apparently had better things to do.
Ever since she left Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Caitlyn Jenner's kept a relatively low profile, except for when it comes to her strained relationships with her children. Khloé Kardashian and Kim Kardashian have both had some drama with Caitlyn in the past few years, and now Brody Jenner is opening up about his and Caitlyn's strained relationship and how Caitlyn skipped his wedding last summer.
On Monday's episode of The Hills: New Beginnings, the MTV star went to dinner with his brother Brandon Jenner and their mom, Linda Thompson. When the subject of Brody's marriage to Kaitlynn Carter came up, he said, "Not having my dad at the wedding, it was a bummer."
He added, "Honestly, it really did hurt and I would have loved to have had her there. But she had better things to do. Apparently."
Okay, so by now you're definitely wondering, "WTH. What was more important than going to Brody's wedding?" Well, it seems Caitlyn couldn't make it out to the ceremony in Indonesia because she was in Austria at an amfAR event. (amfAR is a foundation that's comitted to finding a cure for HIV/AIDS.)
In Caitlyn's defense, that does sound like a solid reason to miss a wedding, but Brody's wife said it was more about how Caitlyn handled it. She said, "Right before our wedding, Brody's dad canceled on coming to the wedding, like a week before." Okay, yeah that's not great! Also, Caitlyn apparently went to the "pre-wedding festivities" in April, so they probably expected her to say she couldn't go to the actual wedding much earlier in the year.
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Being Mindful
Keeping focus and staying mindful is a daily challenge for most of us but add chronic illness to the equation and the challenge gets that much harder. With all the emails, voicemails and other electronic messages, signs, advertisements, phone calls, and various shout outs from the world, distraction of thought is so easy.
Finding a peace within ourselves comes much easier when we are able to separate ourselves from the frenzy and din of modern technology. Taking a few moments a day of quiet time for yourself can ease tension, quiet the mind, and clear your thoughts. A few minutes of peace is like a reboot for the brain.
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Frank Ocean has given his fans something to vibe to throughout the weekend as he yet again returns with new single called "In My Room" shortly after making his previous releases.
On Friday, news began to circulate that Frank Ocean debuted a new track at his PrEP+ club in New York City. The song was said to be a collaboration with British rapper Skepta, and a snippet of the song quickly made its way through social media. This, of course, fueled rumors that the singer was readying a new project, but without confirmation, fans just crossed their fingers and wished for more Frank Ocean music.
Then, mysterious, a new single from Ocean popped up on Apple Music. The two-minute track's release wasn't announced by the singer and, as of now, is only available on the one streaming service. He's also recently shared a remix to SZA's "The Weekend" at one of his PrEP parties along with dropping his single "DHL" in mid-October.
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I've never been to Fancourt, located in the heart of the Garden Route in the picture-perfect town of George. That is, until late last year when I received an invite to take in one of the Top 10 Golf Resorts according to CNN Go, located on an immaculately manicured landscape spanning 613 hectares at the foot of the Outeniqua Mountains. What's more, all three of its Gary Player designed golf courses are ranked in the top 20 courses here in South Africa.
Problem is, I don't play golf.
In fact, I don't even understand it. So, one may ask, why would I venture forth into this piece of golfers paradise? Simple really – the history. You see, in South Africa we have a rather unique and short-ish past. You don't stroll past buildings in the Joburg CBD that are much older than a hundred years at best; Cape Town, on the other hand, has a few older spots. So an opportunity to understand more about an estate that traces its origins to 1859 was right up my alley.
Fancourt is named for Henry Fancourt White, a Yorkshireman born in 1811 who came to South Africa at the request of the then Colonial Secretary of the Cape Colony, Sir John Montagu. His brief was to build a pass over the Outeniqua Mountains linking the Klein Karoo to the sea. The building activities in the area gave rise to the small town of White, later renamed Blanco and when the Montagu Pass was opened in 1848, Blanco flourished. In 1859 Henry Fancourt White settled his family in the area, naming his home Blanco House. It was built in the style of an old Cotswold mansion and remains to this day on the Fancourt property, now as the exclusive The Manor House at Fancourt.
The Manor House is truly where you connect with the essence of Fancourt and the person of Henry Fancourt White. A rather moving history behind the man whose name is bestowed upon the estate, is to be found within its four walls. Henry White died in 1866 a destitute soul, following the economic depression of 1860. Three owners later and in 1903 the homestead was acquired on auction by Henry White's son, Ernest Montagu White (named in honour of Sir John Montagu). Disaster struck the family in 1916 at the homestead, following a mushroom mishap. But, alas, that story is for another time.
The Fancourt offering of today is best understood through the lens of Henry Fancourt White the man. It is an experiential journey with many twists and turns taking you back to a bygone era. Proceedings at The Manor House, and its famed Henry White's restaurant, speak to a heritage that is steeped in elegance, culture and an appreciation of the land often lacking in our modern pursuit of life.
I spent my time at Fancourt and The Manor House, with my friend Di Brown aka The Roaming Giraffe. Our video below best captures this experience.
In addition to the golfing opportunities and the rich heritage of the estate, there is plenty to keep you and the family busy at Fancourt. With three unique restaurants to chose from, pedal bikes to explore the estate, gym and kiddies facilities and close proximity to scenic drives along the bordering Outeniqua Mountains and nearby Oudtshoorn, you may find like I did, that at least two visits are necessary to take it all in.
The town of Oudtshoorn is 65 km (55 minutes) from the estate. Also known as the Ostrich Capital of the World, it experienced two ostrich-feather booms during 1865 – 1870 and again in 1900 – 1914, with the price of ostrich feathers outweighing gold at the time. It is also the largest town in the Klein Karoo. For more on our experience at Fancourt and activities in the area, check out Di's post here.
Farewell dear Fancourt, until we meet again and you once again coax me deeper into your mysterious past.
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WASHINGTON -- Uber Technologies aims to put cars equipped with its self-driving technology on the road in Japan in a few years, as it looks to build on its recently announced partnership with Toyota Motor, its affiliated parts supplier Denso, and SoftBank Group.
"We are thinking through the best way to put the autonomous vehicle technology that ATG is building into the Japanese market," Eric Meyhofer, head of Uber's Advanced Technologies Group, said Wednesday at a media roundtable.
Uber operates a limousine service in Japan in partnership with local taxi operators. Ride-hailing has been banned in Japan due to safety and other concerns. Meyhofer said Uber is looking at other ways to roll out the technology in Japan. "We have alternative plans that we're discussing," Meyhofer told reporters.
Uber spun off ATG, which received $1 billion in investment from a trio of Japanese companies -- SoftBank's Vision Fund, Toyota and Denso -- in April ahead of its initial public offering the following month. Uber said it will put self-driving cars on the road for its ride-hailing service in 2021.
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Uber is trying to put back its self-driving car project back on track after a test on a public road in Arizona resulted in a fatal accident last March. Some analysts have expressed concern that Uber has fallen behind rivals such as Google's Waymo or General Motors' Cruise in autonomous driving, but Meyhofer played down those worries.
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The most obvious effect of global warming is not a doomsday scenario. Extreme heat is happening today, and wreaking havoc on vulnerable bodies.
"For heat waves, our options are now between bad or terrible," Camilo Mora, a geography professor at University of Hawaii at Manoa, told CNN last month. Mora was the lead author of a recent study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, showing that deadly heat days are expected to increase across the world. Around 30 percent of the world's population today is exposed to so-called "lethal heat" conditions for at least 20 days a year. If we don't reduce fossil-fuel emissions, the percentage will skyrocket to 74 percent by the year 2100. Put another way, by the end of the century nearly three-quarters of the Earth's population will face a high risk of dying from heat exposure for more than three weeks every year.
This is the worst-case scenario. Even the study's best-case scenario—a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases across the world—shows that 48 percent of humanity will be exposed regularly to deadly heat by the year 2100. That's because even small increases in temperature can have a devastating impact. A study published in Science Advances in June, for instance, found that an increase of less than one degree Fahrenheit in India between 1960 and 2009 increased the probability of mass heat-related deaths by nearly 150 percent.
And make no mistake: Temperatures are rising, in multiple ways. "We've got a new normal," said Howard Frumkin, a professor at the School of Public Health at the University of Washington. "I think all of the studies of trends to date show that we're having more extreme heat, and we've having higher average temperatures. Superimposed on that, we're seeing more short-term periods of extreme heat. Those are two different trends, and they're both moving in the wrong direction." Based on those trends, the U.S. Global Change Research Program predicts "an increase of thousands to tens of thousands of premature heat-related deaths in the summer ... each year as a result of climate change by the end of the century." And that's along with the deaths we've already seen: In 2015 Scientific American noted that nine out of the ten deadliest heat waves ever have occurred since 2000; together, they've killed 128,885 people.
In other words, to understand how global warming wreaks havoc on the human body, we don't need to be transported to some imagined dystopia. Extreme heat isn't a doomsday scenario but an existing, deadly phenomenon—and it's getting worse by the day. The question is whether we'll act and adapt, thereby saving countless lives.
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Professor Hermans from Leiden University's famous Huygen's Laboratory acknowledges that oil-based liquid fuels such as gasoline, diesel and kerosene will be hard to beat when it comes to how much energy they pack in relation to their volume and weight--not to mention the sheer convenience of using them to get from A to B.
The author of popular books such as Physics is Fun (2012) and Energy Survival Guide (2011) acknowledges that achieving sustainable transport in the post-fossil fuel era will be a huge challenge--but finds that liquid hydrogen could offer a potential solution for future air travel.
"Given the severe weight limitations for fuel in aircraft, liquid hydrogen may be a viable alternative in the long run," he argues:
- First, handling of liquid hydrogen would be carried out by professionals, which reduces the safety issues involved with liquid hydrogen to the same level of risk involved in handling kerosene.
- Second, liquid hydrogen itself is very light (in fact, it is in a gaseous state at ordinary temperatures), which is an important advantage for air travel.
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Arduino LED Light bug
I have recently started a project to build automated stair lights using RGB LED strip. I was intending to re-use an Arduno board that I built to control some christmas lights a couple of years ago, but quickly realised that the current draw of the RGB lights was probably at the maximum of the circuit that I had built. So instead I decided to build a 'mood' light go to behind my monitors in my office that would provide ambiant lighting
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The RGB LED Light strip that I have is 12v and the Arduino is 5v. To control the lights I am using a home built Arduino, with a ULN2003A Darlington Array to control the 12v LED lights. The ULN2003A has 8 channels, each of which can sink 500mA. To drive the LED strips I only need 3 channels; Red, green and Blue; so I have doubled up the channels to provide a maximum of 1A per channel.
Each channel is driven from a digital output pin of the Arduino through the ULN2003A, using Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to allow fading of the indivudal channels, and therefore mixing of the colours.
To allow me to change the colours I have added three 10K potentiometers linked to analog inputs on the Arduino.
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I then went looking for a case to put it all in.....and decided on one of my sons old toys, an electronic bug.
The old guts were soon removed and the arduino circuit board installed. I then drilled three holes in the lid for the potentiometers, and we were done :)


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A Halloween Treat From the Penny Seats: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" at WCC
In the summer of 2011, Lauren London, now general counsel at Eastern Michigan University, brought together a troupe of unpretentious and fun-loving thespians who created the Penny Seats Theatre Company. The idea was to offer theater tickets that were about the price of movie tickets, affordable for all, echoing the penny seats available to Elizabethans who came to shows at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
After opening its first production at the bandshell in West Park, Penny Seats performed in assorted venues, outdoors and in, including a restaurant, a church, and the rehearsal room of a theater -- but never in a theater. They struggled with imperfect acoustics and limited equipment, becoming more technically savvy each season. And each season, Penny Seats did more and better productions. Now, they do four-show seasons that include summers in the park.
Over the years, the company produced musicals, dramas, comedies, and cabaret shows, including some original works, such as Joseph Zettelmaier's The Renaissance Man. Horror was on the menu, too, last October, with Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, and in the park last summer with Zettelmaier's The Gravedigger and the musical based on Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein.
There was no thought of making a habit of horror. Then Zettelmaier had an idea, which he presented to London and the rest of the board.
Zettelmaier, a prolific playwright who has written in every genre and directed and acted in several, noticed that his work is produced more frequently in October than other months, and theaters often favor his horror offerings. It doesn't surprise him. "When you look at it statistically, Halloween is the highest grossing holiday in the nation. There's something so inherently festive about it."
So why not produce a Halloween play every October? Why not call it the Penny Dreadfuls, a nod to the theater's name and to sensationalized stories, serialized and sold for a penny an episode in 19th-century London? Why not select plays that weren't driven by blood and gore but by atmosphere and character?
"We thought there seemed to be a space in the community, not a physical space, for Halloween theater," London agreed. When Zettelmaier volunteered to head up the project and direct the first show, everyone was on board. London, who has acted and directed for Penny Seats, would serve as producer. And for the first time in the history of their theater, they arranged to perform in a theater.
In the fall of 2018, on a dark and rainy October night, the Penny Seats opened in an intimate theater on the Washtenaw Community College campus. It wouldn't have mattered if the weather had been less cooperative -- Zettelmaier's production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde needed no help to usher in the Halloween season.
Zettelmaier had considered several adaptations of the Robert Louis Stephenson novella before selecting Jeffrey Hatcher's, the one he felt was most faithful to the story about a man with a dual personality. Dr Jekyll is, of course, Mr. Hyde, at turns a mad murderer and "himself," a respected scientist studying the possibility that we have others within us. (The novella appeared about 30 years before Freud distinguished between the id, ego, and superego).
The play is a perfect choice, not only for Halloween but for our society today. Do Americans, once committed to democratic institutions and ideals, have a dark side? The prospect is scary.
Under Zettelmaier's deft direction, an energetic cast of six plays multiple roles, effectively shifting from character to character and scene to scene. In a world where identity is tentative, Hyde is played by four different actors. Michael Alan Herman is the only player to do one character, and he does Dr. Henry Jekyll so well you'd be certain you saw him transform into Hyde many times over. Josie Lapczynski convincingly falls in love with Hyde before our eyes. The rest of the fine cast, all Mr. Hyde as well as other characters, are David Galido as Mr. Jekyll's lawyer, Dan Johnson, as a self-important incompetent doctor, Julia Garlotte as Jekyll's loyal servant, and Alysia Kolascz as Jekyll's colleague.
Zettelmaier doesn't depend on special effects or fancy stage business to create evocative stage pictures in this vivid production that stays with you. Stephen Hankes provides a simple set, with costumes, props and set dressing by Ben Despard and lit by Tyler Chinn, which conveys the Victorian era without limiting anything our imaginations might want to add. Julia Garlotte's sound design sets the tone, even before the first actor enters, with music from Midnight Syndicate, a group that does Halloween music, and some from the soundtrack of the TV show Penny Dreadful.
This production is dark and dreadful -- and just wonderful.
Freelance writer Davi Napoleon holds a Ph.D. in theater history, theory and criticism from New York University. Her book is Chelsea on the Edge: The Adventures of an American Theatre.
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" runs through October 28 at the College Theatre in the Crane Liberal Arts and Science Building at Washtenaw Community College, 4800 E. Huron River Dr., Ann Arbor. For tickets and further information visit pennyseats.org.


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U.S. production on the rise in B.C. after two-year drop: report
Toronto numbers in 2018/19 remain steady in the meantime, while the majority of new productions in Canada came from digital platforms, according to a new study from FilmLA.
Canada top production destination for highest-grossing films
An annual study from FilmL.A., which analyzes the top 100 hits at the U.S. box office, found Canada hosted more film shoots and VFX than any other jurisdiction in the world.
Pilot production in North America declining
Ontario and B.C. weren't immune to the decline in new pilots, which hit a four-year low across the continent.
13% of top-grossing films shot in Canada: report
The country also sits third in total film production spend and managed 68% of the VFX work on those top movies in 2016, according to a study from FilmLA.
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Jesus prayed, "I do not pray for these only, but also for those who believe in me through their word, that they may all be one." - John 17:20
Often what stands in the way of religious unity are not great differences, but rather the small differences.
Comedian Emo Phillips tells a story about discovering similarities in religious background with someone he has just met. "I said, 'Are you Protestant or Catholic?' He said, 'Protestant.' I said, 'Me too! What franchise?' He says, 'Baptist.' I said, 'Me too! Northern Baptist or Southern Baptist?' He says, 'Southern Baptist.' I said, 'Me too!''
The two go back and forth in this vein. Finally, Emo asks, "Northern conservative fundamentalist Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1879 or Northern conservative fundamentalist Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912?"
The other fellow replies: "Northern conservative fundamentalist Baptist Great Lakes Region Council of 1912."
Then Emo says, "Die, heretic!"
Obviously, this phenomenon is not limited to Baptists. In the United Church of Christ, we pride ourselves on our openness to faith traditions that are very different from our own. But at times we can be very critical of that church across town or even the UCC church that is nearby. We want to distinguish ourselves as different, even if the distinctions are cut very thinly. Sigmund Freud called this phenomenon, "the narcissism of small differences."
Interfaith understanding is essential in our time, but it needs to be both far-sighted and near-sighted. That is, the extent of our understanding needs to reach as far as the tradition that is very different from our own, but our understanding also needs to extend to those who are very near.
God, release me from the pride-or the insecurity or whatever it is-that makes me want to distinguish myself from those who are very near.
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Celebrate Manitoba's Secret Superfood during Potahto Week
You say potato, we say potahto.
Whatever you wanna call it, the humble starch is finally getting some well-deserved love this month. From Feb. 19-25, the Potahto Lovers of Manitoba (a group consisting of Peak of the Market, Manitoba potato growers, and Manitobans who simply love potatoes) are hosting the province's first-ever Potahto Week.
So what exactly is Potahto Week?
For seven spud-tacular days, local restaurants will serve up exclusive tater-inspired dishes with a creative culinary twist. Like Le Burger Week, La Poutine Week and other culinary celebrations, foodies will be able to vote for their favourite entries online.
From takeout joints like Boon Burger and Nuburger to fine dining restaurants like Prairie 360 and 529 Wellington, more than 40 restaurants are taking part in the inaugural Potahto Week. Even Carbone is getting in on the fun, proving that potato most definitely belongs on pizza.
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Little Bones is getting fresh with their Deep-Fried Pesto Potato Salad (Manitoba red skins mixed up with a creamy nutless pesto sauce, hard-boiled egg chunks, red onion, fresh parmesan and mozzarella, and rolled in a dilly panko and deep-fried to gold), while The Oakwood Cafe is serving up a garlic mustard mash with caramelized onion gravy and Cumberland sausage.
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To take part in Potahto Week, simply swing by a participating restaurant, share your experience on social media using #Potahto and follow the Potahto Lovers of Manitoba for health facts, recipes and more.
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Blackstone financing multifamily portfolio in CMBS market
The Blackstone Group is tapping the commercial mortgage bond market to help finance the purchase of 11 multifamily properties from IMT Capital, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
Blackstone Property Partners, an affiliate of the private equity firm, obtained a $563 million first-lien mortgage in May from Goldman Sachs (50%), Deutsche Bank (25%) and Wells Fargo (25%); it used proceeds, along with $262.1 million in equity, to acquire the properties, fund reserves.
The loan has an initial term of two years and can be extended by one year up to three times, for a total term of five years. It pays only interest (Libor plus 160 basis points), and no principal, for its entire term.
Approximately 6.0% of the pool comprises foreign national borrowers who do not have a FICO score available
The whole mortgage loan is represented by six pari-passu notes: three, seven-year, fixed-rate notes totaling $268.million, and three floating-rate notes totaling $268 million. Goldman and Deutsche are contributing their interests, totaling $536 million, as collateral for IMT Trust 2017-APTS.
The transaction is highly leveraged; Kroll put the loan to value ratio at 117.9%, based on the portion of the loan in the securitization trust and its own valuation of the properties. This is the highest among the eight single-borrower CMBS transactions it has rated in the past six months. (The second highest has an LTV, as measured by Kroll, of 101.1%.)
However, Kroll takes some comfort from the fact that, unlike many recent single-borrower commercial mortgage securitizations, there is no additional debt in place and no future debt is permitted. It views this as "credit positive," since "the existence of additional indebtedness could introduce more classes of creditors, which could interfere with the mortgage lender's exercise of remedies upon an event of a default."
Neither Goldman nor Deutsche is retaining skin in the game of the transaction, however. Instead, a third party, not identified in the presale report, will hold certificates represent 5% of the fair value of all interests issued.
The apartment buildings that Blackstone acquired are a mix of Class A (68.1%) and Class B (31.9%) properties located in 10 submarkets in three states, Texas (56.7%), Florida (26.5%), and California (16.8%). They have a combined 4,488 units and were built between 1980 and 2014, and are on average approximately 20 years old.
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So many fun things this week! We have been playing in the snow, reading stories with snow, and even turned ourselves into snowboys and snowgirls! We have lots have energy so we have been mixing it up in class and having fun! Mrs. McCarthy even taught the class a game that she she used to play in 1st grade called 7 UP. Boy did it bring back memories! Please help us everyone prepared for outside. As you can see from the photo below, snow gear is so important. This includes: coats, snow pants, snow boots, hats, and gloves. Students who do not have these items are unable to go on the snow and have to remain on the black top.
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These photos include our short Thanksgiving week too! We are so grateful to have had both parents and visitors come read and play games with us. Thank you to all families who brought in a game to share as well! It was super fun! Last week we completed our first Small Moment Stories. Students worked super hard to brainstorm, and later create and illustrate these stories. In math we were focused on learning all about doubles! We even watched a story called "Two of Everything" by Lily Toy Hong to help us understand what a double is. We ended the week by creating snowflakes out of various materials. We then discussed the science behind snowflakes, and why the saying "no two snowflakes are alike" is true. We learned how factors such as: the temperature, how much water is in the air, and the kind of path in which the snowflake travels, can all effect the shape of the snowflake.


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Tom and some buddies are in a flag football league this fall. Living out the glory days for sure. They didn't win tonight, but I'm sure they will come back strong next week. :) Right boys?? Thank you goes out the Rouge River Tavern, who is their sponsor.
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Thursday, August 31, 2006 The Men Upstairs
It was almost three years ago that we painted our upstairs bedroom. I told you about it at the time, but I never actually showed you what it looked like, with all of our stuff out of the room. Here it is from the top of the stairs, facing south:
I don't really understand why, but you can actually see the colors better in this view from the far end of the room, facing north:
It's three complementary shades of green, all picked from the same paint chip. The ceiling is the lightest, the side walls are medium, and the end walls are the darkest green. I'm not sure if that really comes through here. And it's actually a lot lighter than it looks here.
I know, maybe you'll get a better feel for the actual colors if I show you what they look like when the walls have been converted to a pile of debris on my front yard:
See? Much less oppressive this way.
Yes, Monday was day one of the remodeling project on our house. M. Small awoke to the marvelous spectacle of a "big truck" craning stacks of lumber onto our front lawn. He was so excited that we could barely get him into his feeding chair, but once he realized that he could sit there and watch the whole thing through the kitchen window while shoveling down fruit and Rice Krispies, I don't think he even realized how much he ate. Breakfast and a show.
We all were all out of the house by eight o'clock, leaving the crew to do their thing. Here's our bedroom as of day one, facing north:
And the opposite view. Note the canvas draped over the stairwell at bottom left, and whatever the hell is all over the camera lens. I have no idea.
You can't really see the small army of stuffed Hefty bags where our bed used to be. I told Trash, "Damn, I could have done this." But then she correctly pointed out that it would have taken me the better part of a month and that I wouldn't have had access to the dumpster that's currently parked alongside our driveway.
"But I've gotten, like, two-thirds of the insulation out of the garage in only three years or so," I reminded her. She didn't seem as impressed by this as I might have hoped. She also claims we would have been uncomfortable sleeping on the bags, but I don't think she's giving us enough credit.
This was day one. It's now day four. I have more pictures from each day since that I simply haven't bothered to post yet. For now, I'll simply give you a short timeline of the project so far while running a little test of that adage about the word/picture exchange rate.
Day one: Inner wall of the east side completely torn out.
Day two: East half of the roof totally removed. Room where we've slept for the past thirteen years completely open to the elements except for a thin plastic sheet.
Day three: Completely new east wall framed and paneled, complete with window-holes.
Day four: New east half of roof framed, paneled, and shingled.
This was supposed to take four to five weeks. This morning, Trash asked them what they plan to do for the last three weeks of the project.
Every day when we get home from work, we go upstairs and marvel at what's been accomplished. Even M. Small is impressed. "Big house!" he remarks every time we come up the driveway.
Anyway, I'll keep you posted on how it's going over the next several weeks. And if a mysterious container of lube appears on our bathroom vanity, you'll be the first to know. posted by M. Giant 8:45 PM 4 comments
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Re: what is all over the camera lens? Well, there's a theory that little light circles on photos are ghosts caught unawares. Maybe you have some unseen friends, ha ha yeah right dear GOD I need coffee
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Wow - so what all are you doing, exactly?
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Re: what is all over the lens... If you're talking about the little circles everywhere, it's airborne dust and debris. We have the same circles in our renovation pictures. You don't see them, but when the flash goes off, they reflect the light back at the camera.
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Yeah, the stuff on the pics is dust in the air. We pulled down a celing with blown insulation and you can't see anything in the pictures from all the dust in the air. We were sneezing black for a week.
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Kissanime Mobile Download – Watch Best Anime Shows at one place
Kissanime Mobile has become an important part of our lives like any other art form such as movies, games, among other things. Anime is a Japanese term for animation and is used specifically for animation that is from Japan or has a Japanese style. They are appreciated by people because of their colorful graphics, fantastic themes and vibrant narrative lines. It is very famous among students of different ages and even appreciated by adults, although it is an animation product. The anime provides an ideal path for escapism for viewers who help the audience experience something unique. They are available on the Internet in large quantities.
However, when it comes to the collection of several anime in one place, it is hard to find. There are very few sites that offer this service and in this article, we are going to talk about KissAnime Mobile, one of the most renowned anime video exchange portals. It offers a wide range of anime that belong to different genres, categories and options. KissAnime Mobile is appreciated by anime lovers as it is one of the most organized and easy to use sites available on the Internet. A simple visit to this site will make you understand how it works.
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As you can see in the screenshot above, there are several options such as Animelist, MOBILE, Anime Dubbed, etc. Now we will talk about each option separately and give you a detailed review of it.
KissAnime Mobile App Introduction:
In the start section, your site will go to the Animation suggestion by the site itself. You can select a RANDOM option and KissAnime Mobile will suggest random anime. Then there is the option to see the latest uploaded and upcoming anime. Whenever there is a new series or a new episode loaded on the site, you will find it in the "Last update" section. This will help you know if the episode you have been waiting for has been loaded or not.
The HOT and most popular section is good to know about series or episodes that are fashionable and get good responses from the audience. On the right side, there is the option to report audio and video. It is useful when you want to inform the administrator about obsolete, corrupt or broken links. Most likely, sending a text message to the administrator solves the problem. It is a good initiative of KissAnime Mobile and helps the audience to access the contents in a systematic way. It also increases the reliability and credibility of the site.
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The second tab is Animelist that lists the names of all anime series present on the site. There is a very long list of content available on the site that makes it a huge task to find your favorite anime. To counter this problem, the site has options that facilitate your search. For example, you can search for a particular anime by selecting the Alphabet from which it starts.
Like KissAnime Mobile, the Showbox application also has the same features and videos.
In addition, you can also search by status, whether it is in progress or if it is finished. If you want to see a particular genre, you can select one of several gender options offered on the site. Some of the examples of the same are Action, Adventure, Cars, Cartoons, Fantasy, Magic, among others. Rest assured that you will find your favorite anime on this site, as they have made a great effort in compiling all the series.
Kissanime Mobile:
The mobile tab is self-explanatory. Open the site in a support format for mobile phones. It is easy to see when you are visiting this site on devices such as Smartphone, Tablets, among others.
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When we clicked on the Anime Dubbed list, it opened, however, no content arrived. There was only one message that said " At this time Our dubbed list has not yet been uploaded, but Great News can also be seen for free on this site as well.
The cartoon tab shows the same message as the Folded Anime List tab. The message indicates that the Cartoon List has not yet been loaded.
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This page of the website offers the viewer the opportunity to report broken videos, request new anime, report broken episodes, report spoilers, Disqus prohibition appeals, among other things. We especially like the option Request new anime, as it offers visitors the opportunity to request the content they want. We believe that each site should have such options as they are beneficial to both the viewer and the service provider.
Steps to play or download a KissAnime Mobile anime:
Now we are going to tell you how you can download exactly the anime you want from this website. The process is simple, and you would understand it through this article. Below is the step-by-step procedure
The first step would be to look for the ideal anime. For example, if you need to download $ 0027Death Note $ 0027, the easiest way would be to search for the same thing using the search bar in the upper right corner.
After obtaining the desired result, click on Death Note.
There are two options, either you can download all the episodes at once, or you can download a single episode, one by one. It becomes very convenient and at the same time saves the data avoiding unnecessary downloading of files.
If you click Download All, the downloader will start.
However, if you choose a particular episode, a new screen will open and you can watch the selected episode or download it.
So this is how you can watch a particular episode or download it. The size of each episode is optimized so that it does not consume too much space on the hard disk. KissAnime has made it tremendously easy and convenient to help people get involved in the world of anime. All this is from us, we hope this article has been useful. Thank you for reading.


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Well-known wine critic James Suckling has just released his exhaustive tasting report on Sonoma County Pinot Noirs (over 200 wines).
Taft Street was awarded 91 points for its 2008 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir. Sucking noted "interesting aromas of dried herbs with rose petal and strawberries. Full body, with silky tannins and a lightly toasted oak combination." Taft Street's 2009 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir garnered 90 points. Suckling described the wine as "a fresh and bright style of Pinot Noir with delicate raspberry and strawberry character. Clean and almost minerally with a blue slate undertone. Very drinkable."
The report clearly showed Taft Street to be in the very top rung of Pinot Noir producers in this storied appellation. For a full listing of wine reviews and scores go to www.jamessuckling.com.


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Today on the COMPASS blog we continue our space of reflections related to "An Attitude of Gratitude" and Thanksgiving. It is my great pleasure to introduce you to today's guest blogger, Allison Siburg. Allison is a theologically trained millennial, and also happily married to Timothy.
Now before you bail on this blog post by this 20-something that clearly doesn't have it all together, I should share that I didn't hack the COMPASS blog – I was asked by the editor and curator (and husband of mine) of this beautiful blog to contribute and I said "Yes!"
Timothy asked me the question, "Is it easy or hard to be grateful?" For me, it depends. If I'm in a good place mentally, I am awesome at being grateful. When I focus my thoughts on my unique ethnic makeup, economic status, personal and professional networks – with a mindset that they are all gifts from which to serve, and not of which to extort or take advantage I find myself incredibly grateful to God for my life and well-being.
But if I'm in a bad place, being grateful is difficult. In those bad places, when my thoughts are sprinkled with anxiety and worry, it's hard to look past myself. My mind turns toward obsessing with planning, focusing on inflated consequences of what's wrong, or mapping out how to avoid this, them or that thing I know I'll cross paths with tomorrow, next week, or over the holidays.
I'm pretty proud of our family's budget and our commitment to talking about it once a month over Saturday morning pancakes. That same budget allows me to map out coupons and deals for grocery shopping and plan dinners for a week at a time (breakfast and lunch, you're on your own with sandwich and box meal staples). However, the weekly rhythm can get a little stale, and I find myself complaining about the search for another set of coupons that supply another set of recipes for another set of meals. It becomes a "have to" instead of a "get to."
Mental models from our past can get in the way of expressing gratitude as well. When you're a kid and your older relatives say "Eat your food, there are starving children in Africa," you do your best to join the "clean plate club" (I'm almost a card-carrying member). But perhaps this well-intentioned comment leaves a stench of guilt that is difficult to shake over the years, so much so that it seeps deep into our working definition of gratitude. Perhaps in the case of helping a neighbor across the world in the spirit of gratitude, the ends justify the means. But I have a feeling we expect more from ourselves than a tight, packaged end, and we expect from ourselves integrity expressed in the ends as well as the means. I know I do.
In moments of un-gratefulness influenced by either past or present, I have to snap myself out of it. I have to pivot from having an awful attitude to an attitude of gratefulness – a gratefulness motivated not by guilt but by love. Love from God, love from neighbor, love from my closest ones. Love is the root of my gratitude. Without love, I don't realize that our mounting student loans are little compared to the challenge a single mom and her child faces when homelessness is a better option than facing domestic abuse. Without love, I don't see the struggling musician in front of me when we go to a free-dinner community event for our apartment complex. Without love, I don't see the custodian with Asperger's Syndrome who is having more fun than I am at an evening community gathering at church. Love is the root of my gratitude.
It's difficult to be grateful when I'm in my head and living in the future—or the past—instead of in the present. But when I look around me at what I have and what we, (my family, the church and larger community) collectively have as a community, I realize there are more reasons than I can count to be grateful.
Now it's your turn. Is it easy or difficult for you to be grateful?
About the Author: Allison has served congregations in areas related to curriculum development, adult and young adult faith formation, and helping people learn about their strengths and be able to articulate their own faith stories. Allison currently serves as a facilitator for brightpeak, a division of Thrivent. She holds a MA in Systematic Theology (Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN) and a BA in Religion and Women's and Gender Studies (Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA). She currently resides in St. Paul, MN with her husband Timothy. She blogs regularly and can be followed there as well as on Twitter.
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"If some guy is on top of you, jackhammering you, you can say no," a UC Berkeley LEAD Center staff member announced into the microphone.
These words hung stagnant in the air as hundreds of young women sat in the seats of a mandatory sexual assault education presentation hosted by the LEAD Center's Fraternity & Sorority Advising and Leadership Development team this September.
The presentation, titled "New Member Academy," was part of a mandatory orientation for all students who had recently joined UC Berkeley's 2015-16 Panhellenic community as new sorority members.
I am one of these students. When the meeting began in a lecture room in Dwinelle Hall, I sat next to my peers, shoulder to shoulder. I had already finished my first year at UC Berkeley, but many women in the room were freshmen.
Of 483 collegiate women surveyed for a study published this May by the Journal of Adolescent Health, 18.6 percent reported experiencing instances of attempted or completed rape within 12 months of starting college.
"You all know that girl," said Dylan Howser, the LEAD Center staff member who led the presentation, while gesturing the top of his head. "You know, the one that's too drunk and has puke in her hair?"
Student after student rose from their seat to leave the auditorium.
At the end of the presentation, I was directed along with the other women who remained in the lecture hall toward the stage, where piles of pens and blank sign-in sheets sat awaiting the signatures that would prove our attendance.
I remember the girl sitting next to me. She pulled her bag off the floor and looked at me, her face twisted. I couldn't tell if she was heated or just in shock.
Before I could ask, the silence was broken as the room erupted with hundreds of voices. We stood, stretched, signed and left, leaving little in the room but our names in blue ink.
"All of his sexual jokes about rape culture made me and the girls around me very uncomfortable," said freshman Prina Randhawa. "He said that we would remember this presentation because he's making it interesting and engaging, however, it was more of an upsetting presentation, which in turn makes us remember it in a negative way."
Less than 24 hours after the New Member Academy, an apology email was sent by Brandon Tsubaki, an associate director for LEAD.
"Unfortunately, we fell short, and for that I would like to apologize," Tsubaki wrote. "We have recognized that several members were impacted by the language and imagery our team presented, triggering unintentional feelings and emotions."
The email provided contact information for the Counseling and Psychological Services at the Tang Center, UC Berkeley's health center, which provides medical and mental health services to students.
The LEAD center's training and programs pertaining to sexual assault and sexual violence are, by and large, a response to a recommendation administered to the campus by the California State Auditor following a string of alleged mishandlings of sexual assault cases at UC Berkeley and many other universities in the past few years.
A federal Clery Act complaint was filed by nine UC Berkeley students in May 2013, alleging that UC Berkeley underreported incidents of sexual violence on campus. . Three months later, the state auditor approved the investigation of some California universities, including UC Berkeley.
The findings, released in 2014, determined that UC Berkeley and the other universities audited "must do more to properly educate students on sexual harassment and sexual violence" and recommended the campus provide supplemental annual training to specific student groups, such as athletes, the Greek community and other student organizations at risk.
UC Berkeley's New Member Academy was the first of its kind, according to Ariana Naaseh, president of the Panhellenic Council. It seemed to be a long-awaited step in the right direction. The student feedback received after the presentation, however, seemed to prove otherwise.
"We received responses from students present that there were inappropriate comments made during the Panhellenic New Member Academy. Based on what was reported, these statements did not align with the serious nature of the subject," Jamie Riley, director of the LEAD Center, said in an email. "We were deeply concerned by this incident, and have been strategizing how to move forward."
This incident and its fallout is indicative of what may be the anti-sexual assault movement's next big challenge: How to effectively pursue education and raise awareness on such a charged topic. The reality of sexual assault has come to the forefront of national discussion and it's clear that it's not going anywhere. Universities all over the country are being pushed to reevaluate how they handle cases of sexual assault and how they treat survivors. Hand in hand with these efforts is another pertinent question: How can campuses prevent these incidents from occurring in the first place?
"The cultural piece is the biggest hurdle we're working on." said UC Berkeley alumna Sofie Karasek, cofounder of the nonprofit organization End Rape on Campus and one of nine women who filed a complaint against UC Berkeley. She said that transforming campus culture surrounding sexual assault is a two-part process: survivor support and an educated culture.
Like Karasek, most advocates point to campus culture as the key to shifting the way students talk about and address the issue of sexual assault. Preventative training and proactive workshops, many say, are not just helpful but necessary to fostering this change.
Many of UC Berkeley's students and organizations have begun this work internally. The Berkeley Student Cooperative, for example, which provides housing to more than a thousand students, often hosts peer-to-peer consent talks. Consent talks are given by a members of co-ops, said Ally Mason, a resident of Berkeley Student Cooperative housing. She said that anyone who wants to can be trained to give these talks.
"We have consent talks before every party, (and) any guest that comes in our home has to be given a consent talk before any event we have." Mason said. "I think the co-ops are at the front of the Berkeley community in regards to consent and sexual assault."
This form of peer-led preventative education is not unique to the student cooperative system. Last spring, members of UC Berkeley's Interfraternity and Panhellenic councils made sexual assault education mandatory, according to Meghan Warner, a student representative on the UC task force. These trainings primarily consist of peer-to-peer presentations, Naaseh said. Training sessions are typically hosted by peer members of Greeks Against Sexual Assault and the Gender and Equity Resource Center, or GenEq.
"This initiative was student led, in that students understood the changing campus climate and recognized a need for change and education," Naaseh said in an email.
Monique Candiff, a student at UC Berkeley who has been hosting sexual assault workshops through GenEq since last fall, said the normalization of consent relies heavily on the education model, and that peer education has allowed for more accessibility to students.
"It was all coming from adults. That's valid and they are all trained professionals," Candiff said. "But adults cannot talk to college students in a way that's accessible to college students."
Although peer-led education models seem to be successful, Warner thinks that cultural reform calls for a multi-faceted solution. In addition to student responsibility, she said university employees must shift how they currently approach the topic.
"University employees (need) to change how they're speaking about sexual violence and trauma and keeping students safe, and take more of a trauma-centered approach," Warner said. "And I think that's still an ongoing effort."
The University of California is currently working on improving preventative education across the system. Sheryl Vacca, the University of California Office of the President's chief compliance and audit officer, announced in September that the university will be implementing a framework for sexual assault education.
"One of the main components of what the task force is doing is trying to establish some consistency across the whole system." said Kate Moser, a UCOP spokesperson.
The plan consists of six concepts that form a baseline curriculum for sexual assault education given to incoming students, including definitions of violence, bystander intervention and reporting rights and options. The framework will be adopted this January, while implementation and delivery will be left to individual campuses.
"The concerted national efforts have brought us to a watershed moment." said Janina Montero, vice chancellor for student affairs of UCLA, at the meeting where the plan was introduced. She said the current local and national context of the issue provides the task force with a "real opportunity for culture change" through transforming "the quality and intensity of the educational agenda."
As efforts at cultural reform begin to take footing within universities across the nation, it is clear that important progress is being made. The fact that mandatory sexual assault and consent workshops even exist, in comparison to recent years, is a monumental success on its own.
Yet the implementation of preventative education is far more complicated than simply making resources available. It is becoming increasingly clear that the path toward shifting campus culture surrounding sexual assault is not simply lined with policy reform and content requirements.
Many advocates stress the importance of peer-to-peer delivery of education, in addition to meaningful policy. Many warn that there is no chance for cultural transformation without it.
Is the content offered in the UC's most recent plan to counteract sexual assault a step in the right direction? Absolutely. But what worries me is this idea of checking off boxes. The blue ink on paper. The notion that those who are working on the issue are solely motivated by compliance.
Policies alone won't establish a new culture. We need voices of students that have learned from experience and care deeply about their communities, voices that go beyond mere compliance. These voices must be utilized to spark genuine change.


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Hollywood star Taron Egerton has responded to criticism over his casting as Elton John – saying he "understands" why gay actors feel they would be better suited to the role.
The British actor, 29, plays the singer-songwriter in new movie Rocketman.
Some have said a gay actor should have led the film, which sees the famous singer grapple with his sexual identity.
Egerton told Attitude magazine: "It's easy for me to sit here as a white, heterosexual man and say I should be able to play a part I want.
"But I completely understand why a gay actor would feel that this is an opportunity for which they would be better suited.
"The way I feel about it is that Elton asked me to play him in a movie about his life. I am proud and privileged to be playing this person who happens to be gay.
"I want to live in a world where people are excited about playing people who are different from themselves. I believe that there is something inclusive and progressive about that."
Egerton also discussed his screen kiss with Bodyguard star Richard Madden, who plays lover and manager John Reid in the film.
The music and the magic of Elton's incredible life comes to the big screen in #Rocketman! 🚀 Watch the team behind the film discuss his journey from prodigy to icon in this special look at @rocketmanmovie, in theatres May 31st. pic.twitter.com/LgotCiV84E— Elton John (@eltonofficial) April 18, 2019
"The rawness of that experience, the fear of that experience, but also the joy of the experience of Elton's first kiss. It's electric, it's exciting, your stomach is doing somersaults," he said.
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The film does not feature Elton's vocals.
"He wanted me to create my own take on it," Egerton said of the Candle In The Wind singer.
"I don't think he was interested in hearing someone do an impression of him."
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Here's our first show for Ninth Floor Radio. It was broadcasted on 1-31-08, and the theme was "Peace War". You can listen to the show here:
Here's the playlist:
peace war – spot 1019
the punch line – minutemen
war – edwin star
eve of destruction – the dickies
might makes right – camper van beethoven
the cannon song – stan ridgeway
generals & majors – xtc
war hero – antibalas
(we don't need this) fascist groove thing – heaven 17
tank – stranglers
time zones – negativland
wartime – lynda barry
forecast fascist future – of montreal
boredoms – track two (from seadrum/house of sun)
how many miles – ben harper
harvey fierstein – take the flag back
will jesus wash the bloodstains from your hands – exene
peace in the valley – wink martindale
we're glad it's all over – capt'n sensible
a beautiful war – robert wyatt
what's so funny (about peace love and understanding) – elvis costello
peace bone – animal collective
i'm sorry – inflatable boy clams
positive vibrations – soft boys
impeach my bush – peaches
calling occupants of interplanetary craft – the langley school project
i love you – jonathan segel
party up – prince


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Life in China
Life in China is like nowhere else on Earth. There is such a unique blend of old and new here. Ancient history and culture meshing with the push towards modernization. In one second you can be surrounded by towering skyscrapers, but take a turn down an alley and it can feel as if you are stepping hundreds of years into the past. We have lived here for almost two years and have barely scratched the surface!
Exploring Shizhu Mountain
Just a short train ride south of Fuzhou lies Shizhu Mountain. High on the mountainside rests a temple carved into the cliff itself. The temple is one of the epicenters of the Taoist religion and is the spiritual center point for many people in South China.
Seeking Spontaneity in Rural China
I sometimes suffer from over-analysis when it comes to travel. I tend to plan every minute detail because I want everything to be perfect. This strategy doesn't leave much room for spontaneity, which is often the best part of traveling. To buck this trend, we set off in search of rice terraces with little more than some bottles of wine. The ensuing weekend was amazing.


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The 03B EDP team competes in the South Atlantic Premier V Division of EDP. This team is comprised of serious players from all areas of Loudoun County.
Team training is held either at Evergreen Sportsplex or Foxcroft School. The team travels regularly for tournaments from FL to NJ. Their calendar year is from August to June including a preseason day camp, Winter Performance Training and Futsal, Fall/Spring EDP league play, and 4-6 tournaments a year.
2018/19 Accomplishments:
FSCI Labor Day Tournament (Champion), Williamsburg Columbus Day Invitational (Finalist), NVSC Mid County Fall Classic (Finalist), Loudoun Soccer College Showcase (2nd), Coastal Shootout DE (Finalist).
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