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Thanks to all those who have read this blog this year, and have kept this little operation going. I was going to have a recap of Spartan Sports, but Fighting with a Vim did a good job of it at this post, and I am nothing if not an opportunist.
Also, it's going to be a great Christmas at Ground Zero.
My gift to you will be a bit belated: before the turn of the new year, expect previews of the Oakland game and Capital One Bowl, as well as a recap of the Oakland game. Big Ten previews will start with the Northwestern game, as I will be in Chicago at an Ohio State bar of all places to ring it in.
Anyway, Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and nothing but the best to you and yours this season.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Merry Christmas at Ground Zero
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Turns out that Merida's only joining the royal lineup after a corporate makeover that's rendered her skinnier, sexier, and more glamorous than her original spunky, tomboyish self—stripping her, at least in some images, of her trusty bow and arrow, and putting her into the very dress that her character detested in "Brave." It's sparked outrage among thousands of mothers for whom Merida offered, finally, an empowering Disney role model for their girls.
"Merida was the princess that countless girls and their parents were waiting for—a strong, confident, self-rescuing princess ready to set off on her next adventure with her bow at the ready," reads a Change.org petition, "Keep Merida Brave," asking Disney to reconsider the character's redesign. The petition, created Saturday by "A Mighty Girl," a blog and online girl empowerment marketplace, had already surpassed 50,000 signatures by Friday afternoon.

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Personal Development Workshop (5 or 10 sessions)
The Vision for the Series of Personal Development Workshops
When creating the idea and concept of the workshops it was to offer a supportive network of people. It wasn't a vehicle to sell products but a means to develop either professional or personal growth through education, creative opportunities and encourage independent reflective thinking. By offering weekly sessions it will maintain on-going support where ideas are shared, you will be heard and taught to listen and trust your own intuition. Each week the course will be adapted to suit and address the groups needs so it really does become 'personal development'.
It will be devised so you can either direct it towards your own personal growth or your business. Using different transformational techniques, you will be empowered by seeking clarity in what you want and how to get it. It will inspire you to take action, tap into your creative potential and grow in confidence to make the changes you have always wanted. Einstein said: 'Imagination is more important than knowledge.' If that is the case then the only thing that holds us back is our imagination.
The workshop will help you learn to recognise your limiting beliefs that hold you back and understand your values. Richard Bach wisely says: 'Argue for your limitations and they will be yours.' We are not always aware of the our learnt and embedded limiting beliefs. The course will delve into that so you do become aware and therefore start you on the journey to unlock your potential.
You will also have a chance to identify your values and set long term and short term goals. If you align your values with your goals and explore your motivation then you will be sure that your goal is right for you and you will be in flow with the world. When you are in flow with life, everything becomes very easy.
The course will include some very powerful Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques to understand how people communicate. This will enable you to communicate clearer with your clients, create better relationships and increase business profits. NLP also deals with the type of person we are and how that influences our response to events, it also changes limiting beliefs by embedding positive patterns and it explains how we create our own reality and therefore that reality can be changed. It is a massive topic so very difficult to précis it and do it complete justice.
How to Book
Complete a booking form and return to firstname.lastname@example.com. As soon as it has been received along with payment, a confirmation email will be sent to you with all the details.
Cost of Course
Course Content
The workshop will cover:
1. How we use language and the affect it has on us and others – this will help you communicate better in relationships and negotiate better deals with businesses.
2. Techniques to develop intuition - teaches you to tap in to the unconscious mind which is the powerful driving force to build confidence
3. Developing your creative potential - looks at the power of the imagination and how this impacts on your choices.
4. Coaching skills - uses effective questioning skills to deepen your understanding and reflect on how and what you are doing.
5. NLP strategies - amazing techniques to quickly change limiting beliefs
6. Theta therapy
7. Timeline therapy® - uses gestalt theory to disengage events from negative emotions thus releasing you of anger, fear, frustration, sadness and any other emotion which holds you back.
8. An understanding of Neuroscience giving you an insight in to how to make the most of our brain. Making it more efficient and have a greater function to remember and build in good habits.
9. Different styles of listening skills and their impact
10. NLP communication model
11. Perception of reality
12. Bloom's taxonomy of Lower to Higher order thinking skills
13. Values and how they impact our beliefs. This will also lead into the hierarchy of values and how to change the ranking of your values to serve you better. This will be done through a powerful NLP technique.
This is not a definitive list and the course does not follow the order as it is seen on the list. Each week will be developed according to the needs of the group.
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Adding imports warning label
As per the discussion here taking place on Pieren's diary entry, I am adding a more prominent warning box at the top of this page. I was rather hope somebody who speaks french would do it, but anyway...
This draws attention to import issues and linking the Import guidelines. This is in line with all english language pages relating to imports. Although it may seem overbearing to some, this sets the tone for careful and considered behaviour when bringing data into OpenStreetMap.
It may be that there is more appropriate wording for this box. I understand that users bringing in Cadastre data following the instructions, may not count as "importing" at all. But that assumes that everyone is following the instructions. It's important to draw attention to the issues, and ensure that people do follow the instructions.
-- Harry Wood 13:48, 2 November 2012 (UTC)
- Hi harry, all questions you are querying are answered by a simple fact : "You are not on the good wiki page". This page isn't about cadastre mechanical imports but a statistics page + links to the relevant pages.
- The pages you are looking for are : this one for buildings this one for administrative limits and this sub page here for rivers and stream. And, ultimatly, this one here that no one can escape because this is the only entry point to exported cadastre files sletuffe 14:17, 2 November 2012 (UTC)


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Cadence has been waiting several months for this multi-stake dance. 8 different stakes in our area have teens ages 14-18 go & they always have so much fun. This was one of the few formal dances they've had so she was excited to dress up a bit for the fun.
Doesn't she look beautiful?
She went with her sweet friends & they had a blast. Cadence said she danced a lot which is great. Dances are for having fun & she had a blast.


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Detailed plot synopsis reviews of Anywhere But Here
Script Analysis of Anywhere But Here
Click on a plot link to find similar books!
Plot & ThemesTime/era of movie: - 1980's-1999 Kids growing up/acting up? - Yes Kids: - fighting with mother Age group - trouble in high school Sexing? - guy chasing
Main CharacterIdentity: - Female Profession/status: - student Age: - a teen Ethnicity/Nationality - White American
SettingUnited States - Yes City? - Yes City: - wealthy Small town? - Yes Misc setting - fancy mansion
Writing StyleAccounts of torture and death? - generic/vague references to death/punishment Any profanity? - Occasional swearing
Movies with storylines, themes & endings like Anywhere But Here
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A common thought when moving in at a college is "can I bring my pet?" Many universities do not allow pets on campus except fish. Fish physically are unable do anything to harm the dorm or building and are less likely to jump out of their tank and bark at someone at the door.
Now, say, you're allowed to bring a pet to campus and keep them in your dorm. Would you enjoy bringing your beloved dog or cat? I know I would. Animals can be major stress relievers and can often times help a student with any issues they may be having, especially if you train the to eat the homework.
Owning a pet is a huge responsibility and for a college student who is away from home and almost always busy, this can seem like a huge task. However, if students were allowed to have pets on campus, they could learn how to better manage their time and money to allow them the freedoms they want. This could also show students how to better care for themselves and their family as they get older.
Animals also might help a student feel more secure and relaxed. While therapy animals are currently allowed on UWA campus, sometimes students feel as though there has to be generally something wrong with them. Simply getting a pet to help with stress can cause the student to be labeled by the school as someone who has an unhealthy mental state. This can have a negative effect on the student.
If UWA were to allow pets on campus, it would benefit both the university and the students. Grades could possibly go up due to students genuinely being more happy.
Of course, there would have to be requirements set in motion by the university, in which I have a few suggestions for them. Any cat and dog would require to be spayed or neutered, have all of their shots, and be leash trained.
All animals should be required to be able to be caged or kept in a tank. A student would be allowed any small animal, reptile, cat, or dog, as long as they are friendly and/or trained. Also, before bringing a pet, the student would be required to live on campus for one year before applying to bring their animal, in which the student must register it with the school. Also a roomate agreement will be required.
If UWA were to allow pets on campus, they could also potentially open up a pet store somewhere in Livingston that is focused on providing food, toys, bedding, and other animal supply needs. This would give students a way of getting food for their pets without having to drive all the way to Tuscaloosa or Meridian in search of supplies.
Stephans College is a university that allows pets. They have welcomed many types of pets for 10 years. Any student who cannot bring a pet or do not have one as of yet can participate in fostering an animal from a local shelter before the pet finds a long-term home. If the University of West Alabama were to allow pets, they could do the same as Stephans College, thus encouraging people to branch out into the community and help animals find their forever homes.
I strongly believe that UWA should allow pets on campus. As mentioned before, they are stress relievers and can help teach students about money and time management. It would also encourage them to reach out into their community and their peers on campus.
If you could bring your pet to live with you on campus, would you?


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Beaufort News
Sunday's news briefs
Free class to discuss use of local land
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of South Carolina Beaufort will present a lecture on land use from 9 a.m. to noon Nov. 3 in Suite 304-A of the Pineland Station shopping center on Hilton Head Island.
The class will address how global finance, peak-oil concerns and climate change have affected land use and the implications for Beaufort County. It will focus on solutions to five challenges -- jobs, water quality, government services, land use and growth -- and emphasize issues specific to Hilton Head, including airport expansion.
Reservations for the free class, "Balancing Man and Nature: Land Use in the Lowcountry -- Hilton Head," are required.
Details: Judy Trombino email@example.com; 843-208-8247
Animal shelter to offer free spay clinic
The Beaufort County Animal Shelter will offer a free spay clinic Nov. 6 for female dogs weighing less than 40 pounds.
Those who live outside Beaufort County can have their dogs spayed for $30.
The service is part of an effort to reduce the number of unwanted or homeless pets and is sponsored by the county animal shelter and the Sheldon Animal League, according to a county news release.
Registration is required.
Details: 843-255-5010
Group to host homebuyer clinics
Literacy Volunteers of the Lowcountry has scheduled a homebuyer financial education program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on four Saturdays -- Nov. 6, Nov. 13, Nov. 20 and Dec. 4 -- at the Burton Wells Senior Center in Burton.
The program is geared toward first-time homebuyers but anyone may attend, according to a news release. Students must go to all four classes to receive a certificate of completion.
Cost for course materials is $40 a person. Registration is required.
Completion of the program, combined with income eligibility, might qualify graduates for funding assistance programs, according to the release. Some mortgage lenders also require such education.
Registration forms are available at the organization's office in Bluffton, 1-B Kittie's Landing Way, or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Details: 843-815-6616


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A friend of mine in the UK sent me a link to an article that was published "over there" last fall. It's got some great advice on self-publishing ebooks and even includes a sidebar written by the guy who was the first self-published author to sell a million ebooks on Amazon.
How you can make a million writing your own ebook
There are some people who firmly believe they'll never be a "published author" unless a big publishing house buys their book and it's sitting in a bookstore. That's fine, but it's "dinosaur" thinking.
In the olden days people bought their books at a bookstore. It was the only option, so going through a publisher made sense. But brick and mortar bookstores are dying. And with electronic publishing everybody can see your book — you don't need to have a physical book sitting on a shelf waiting for someone to walk by.
Thanks for the link, Mark!


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So fun to run in my neighborhood!! Love running near water - so peaceful!
Monday, March 18, 2013
Running in Lachine
Posted by Reds at 10:58 AM
3 comments:
- Susan Beth said...
Looks like a beautiful place to run - and honestly, looks like you got the same storm two nights ago that we got - went from clear fields of dirt and stubble to white fields of snow. Gotta love spring!
- March 18, 2013 at 3:25 PM
- My 365 Project said...
The first 2 are my favs! I like the framing in the first one, and I just like the 2nd one :)
- March 18, 2013 at 4:23 PM
- The Gardencat said...
Love the lacy branches especially in the first two.
- March 18, 2013 at 8:35 PM
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"My dear children, I am writing this to you so that you will not sin. But if anyone does sin, we have an advocate who pleads our case before the Father. He is Jesus Christ, the one who is truly righteous. He himself is the sacrifice that atones for our sins—and not only our sins but the sins of all the world." 1 John 2:1-2
- Jesus both a righteous Judge and Advocate
There're different judiciary bodies where one can call to hear his case if he deems that he did not get a fair trial or judgment. If one has been judged guilty by the highest instance of the judiciary on earth, that person is an offender of the law. However, that same person can be found not guilty in God's court despite his many crimes if he only believes in Jesus for the forgiveness of sin.
The limitation of each court is that the judge or magistrate is unable to forgive offense for the offense has not been made against him but against the law. The judge's role is to only apply rigorously and righteously the law, not to forgive offense.
However, Jesus is able to declare man not guilty because each sin made is a direct offense against Him(Mat. 9:6). So who will condemn His disciples? It is God who forgives and justifies.
When the woman caught in adultery was brought at Jesus feet to be stoned. The world and the law of Moses were against her. If Jesus was not God and did not wisely intervene, this woman would have died. Jesus pushed away the accusers and forgave that woman of her sins:"Where are your accusers? Didn't even one of them condemn you?""No, Lord," she said.And Jesus said, "Neither do I. Go and sin no more." John 8:9-11
"Who dares accuse us whom God has chosen for his own? No one—for God himself has given us right standing with himself. Who then will condemn us? No one—for Christ Jesus died for us and was raised to life for us, and he is sitting in the place of honor at God's right hand, pleading for us." Rom. 8:33-34
The book of revelation(20:13) states that the dead will be judged according to their deeds. People will need to give an account of every idle word they spoke(Mat. 12:36) and what they did. Without Jesus, they will need to face alone what has been recorded in the books.
In the parable of the vineyard, we see Jesus as a righteous judge who can show mercy as he pleased even if it seemed unfair to others. When others will protest at God's act of mercy, He will stand firm to confirm His right to show grace.
- Jesus knows how to perfectly defend His followers against the devil's accusation
The Pharisees looked for many opportunities to trap Jesus and his disciples but Jesus always stood as advocate of His followers.
For example, the Pharisees were indignant that the disciples did not follow traditions and religious ordinances. The disciples did not fast(Mat. 9:14), did not wash their hands (Mat 15:2) and harvested on the sabbath day. Jesus immediately stood as a defender of his disciples. Jesus knows the devil's tactics and when the pharisees came to trap Him regarding Caesar's tax, he responded wonderfully (Mat 22:18). When the Pharisees accused Jesus of casting our devils by Satan(Mat. 12:24), he asked a question which resembles this: "Your disciples also cast out evil spirit, so does it come from God or not? If it can come only from God, then it is impossible for someone to cast out devil by Satan's power"
The only time the Great Divine Advocate did not respond to accusations was when he took our sins. Who would not have protested against an injustice if He was about to lose His life for crimes he did not do?
"But when the leading priests and the elders made their accusations against him, Jesus remained silent. "Don't you hear all these charges they are bringing against you?" Pilate demanded. But Jesus made no response to any of the charges, much to the governor's surprise." Mat. 27:12
He was judged guilty by the judiciary of this earth but elevated to the highest place of honor by the Holy One of Heaven (Phil. 2:9).


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Director McCone summarized current intelligence, including evidence that all Cuban military forces have been ordered not to fire at U.S. planes unless fired upon.
The President read and approved the announcement of the creation of a Coordinating Committee which will handle all matters involved in the conclusion of the Cuban crisis. (Text attached)(1)
Secretary Rusk acknowledged that we need aerial reconnaissance missions today, but he recommended that none be flown until after the Russian negotiator Kuznetsov sees the UN Acting Secretary General in New York today.
The President agreed that we could wait today, but that we did face the longer range problem of how we continue surveillance of Cuba, recognizing that we cannot rely on the UN to undertake adequate surveillance.
Under Secretary of the Air Force Charyk reported on a conversation last night with UN officials. He said he had offered them RC-130 planes, which they were prepared to use, but they did not want these planes flown by U.S. crews. Mr. Charyk said the Canadians, South Africans and Indonesians have crews which could fly these planes.
Mr. Charyk said the UN official, Mr. Rikhye, who would be organizing the UN aerial reconnaissance, acknowledged that the UN could not make arrangements to fly reconnaissance missions today, but the UN observers could be on the ground in Cuba by Wednesday morning. The UN official said the UN did not want U.S. reconnaissance planes overflying Cuba during the Secretary General's visit there on Tuesday and Wednesday.(2)
Mr. Charyk said that air reconnaissance could be very efficient. Pictures taken would reveal suspicious locations to which ground observers could be promptly dispatched.
Mr. Charyk said there had been no discussion yesterday of U.S. reconnaissance flights today, but UN officials had asked for our voluntary suspension of the blockade on Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving, however, the U.S. ships on station. UN inspectors would be in all ports and would report to us on incoming and outgoing cargo. We would make available film to the UN reconnaissance missions if they would provide us with copies of the exposed films.
Secretary McNamara recommended that we send reconnaissance missions this afternoon after notice is given to the Cubans and to Kuznetsov. The decision would be final unless new information came out of the U Thant/Kuznetsov discussions in New York. He recommended that U.S. ships remain on station, challenge all ships entering the quarantine zone, and let such ships through because their cargo would be inspected by the UN observers in Cuban ports.
Secretary Rusk emphasized that we must maintain the quarantine until arrangements for UN inspection of offensive weapons in Cuba are completed.
The President made clear that we should have U.S. observers on any planes flown by the UN. He agreed that the U.S. ships should stay on station, but that we should leave ambiguous for the next twenty-four hours whether or not we will maintain the quarantine. He said we should not say that the quarantine was off pending installation of a UN inspection system. He agreed that the call up of the air reserves should not be reversed.
Secretary McNamara urged that the new Coordinating Committee work immediately on the question of Communist covert aggression in Latin America which would be based in Cuba.
The President said he had talked to Ambassador Stevenson yesterday(3) whose view was that the phrase "peace in the Caribbean" covers subversion. The President said Ambassador Stevenson had discussed this question with U Thant and would try to get back into the formulation of the settlement some specific reference to subversion.
General Taylor urged that we be prepared to fly six to eight low-level missions today, but no high-level missions. He said we had seen nothing from Saturday(4) until now. He recommended that we announce in advance we were conducting low-level reconnaissance pending satisfactory and effective UN reconnaissance arrangements.
The President agreed to the low-level reconnaissance unless he directed otherwise before 2:00 PM. He turned again to the question of what we would do on the surveillance problem for the long run.
Secretary Rusk noted that Khrushchev expressed his wish that reconnaissance cease, but he had not made it a condition to withdrawal of offensive weapons. U Thant will have to deal with this subject in the New York negotiations.
The President decided that no public announcement of the aerial reconnaissance would be made, but that if we decided to fly these missions, we will notify the Cubans and Kuznetsov immediately prior to the overflights.
General Taylor restated the requirement for the reconnaissance missions if we are to know whether the Soviets are actually dismantling the missile sites or whether they are continuing to work on the missile complexes.
Secretary McNamara noted that U Thant believes that the UN observers arriving in Cuba on Wednesday will see no missiles.
The President, saying that we would need aerial pictures on Wednesday, asked the group to consider how this should be done. Aerial missions today are not crucial, but this week we must have aerial pictures of the missile sites.
Secretary McNamara expressed his doubt that we can get the UN to fly reconnaissance missions. Such missions must be flown to satisfy domestic opinion. He recommended that the flights be authorized today, subject to any developments taking place in New York.
Bromley Smith(5)
1 Not printed. The members of the committee were Ball, Gilpatric, and McCloy. Back
3 No record of this conversation has been found. Back
5 Printed from a copy that bears this typed signature. Back
Source: Kennedy Library, National Security Files, Meetings and Memoranda Series, Executive Committee, Vol. II, Meetings, 11-16. Top Secret; Sensitive. The Record of Action for this meeting (ibid.) is in the Supplement.


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Tom Brady acknowledged in a radio interview on Monday what was obvious to those who watched on Sunday: The Patriots� offense never got into a flow against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Tom Brady acknowledged in a radio interview on Monday what was
obvious to those who watched on Sunday: The Patriots' offense never
got into a flow against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The lack of opportunities caused by the Steelers' time of
possession didn't help, but Brady and the Patriots didn't do much
with the opportunities they did have.
"We were never in a rhythm," Brady said. "But that takes running
good plays. If we don't convert on third down - we had three plays
in the first quarter of the game. You're not going to do anything
running three plays. That's our fault for not converting a third
down. We had an opportunity to complement our defense and match a
score by them, and we didn't do it."
Part of the problem was the inabilities of the wide receivers to
shake off the Steelers' man-to-man coverage.
"It wasn't anything that I would say we hadn't really seen
before," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said. "We worked on it.
Again, we just have to do a better job in those situations -
protecting, getting open, having plays that maybe could make
everything happen a little bit quicker, a little bit cleaner."
Said Brady: "That's part of their scheme. They probably did it a
little more yesterday than they've done in the past. But there
weren't many looks out there that we didn't prepare for or that we
didn't think they could do. It just really came down to our
Replay rules
In past years, the Patriots could have challenged a would-be
touchdown by Rob Gronkowski late in the fourth quarter.
Instead, because of the new replay rules, all they could do was
hope the replay official would deign to review the play. He did
"I'm coaching the game," Belichick said, dismissing a question
about the play. "I'm not running the replay booth."
Suffice to say, the Patriots thought Gronkowski got in - which
would have saved them 90 seconds of time.
"I thought he was in," Brady said. "When I threw it, he crossed
the goal line. There were several of those that I would have
thought differently about. But that's the way they call them."
Faulk returns
Kevin Faulk made his return to the field on Sunday and played in
significantly more snaps than incumbent starter BenJarvus
Green-Ellis. Faulk rushed six times, Green-Ellis five. Faulk caught
five passes out of the backfield, Green-Ellis none.
"We were in the shotgun a lot," Belichick said. "We were
throwing a lot. That's something that [Faulk] does well so that put
him in the game a little bit more. We didn't have a lot of snaps in
the game and many of the ones we had were situational - trying to
score, trying to come back, throwing the ball. We weren't really
able to have as many snaps as we wanted when we were in control of
the situation or had more control of the situation."
Slap was rule-breaker
Pittsburgh safety Troy Polamalu's slapping of the ball into the
end zone at the end of the Steelers' victory over New England was
against an NFL rule.
The rule states that a player may not bat or punch a loose ball
in the field of play toward the opponent's goal line; a loose ball
that has touched the ground in any direction, if it is in either
end zone; or a backward pass in flight, which can't be batted
forward by an offensive player.
Polamalu slid after Brady's fumble in the final moments of the
game and slapped it into the end zone. The ball slid through the
end zone for a safety, making the score 25-17 for the Steelers.
When asked about the play after the game, Polamalu said:
"Whatever is going to get me in trouble, I'm saying the
The NFL Defensive Player of the Year last season, Polamalu made
five tackles as the Steelers held New England to 213 yards, only
170 passing.
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by Jill Barlow
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hi.. I have a 7yo rainbow lorikeet (green neck 1/2ring) - (male I suspect!!). He has started plucking out his chest body feathers - I suspect he has been doing this a couple of weeks or so... He has a bare strip along his abdomen which is only noticable if I have hold of him (gently of course)... He seems to be healthy enough but how can I tell if he may have a disease of some sort? He eats dry lori food and water.... he loves young milk thistles and sometimes eats the juicy leaves of my sunjewel potplants... He has his flight feather clipped so has to walk or climb everywhere he goes... When I am not at work he lives outside and between his indoor and outdoor cages... Jack has plenty of toys to amuse himself with in and out of his cages... He often"annoys" my small dog and my large black cat... (they generally all get along together). I believe Jack is male as he 'shags' anything soft and has never laid an egg...I have had him since I rescued him from crows, maggies and micky birds one rainy windy afternoon about 7 years ago... He talks too.. If you can please give me some idea as to why he is plucking his chest feathers (to the point of squeaking when he plucks a 'live' one out), I would be very gratful. thankyou ... Jill Barlow ---
PS--- If you require a photo of his bare chest I will endeavour to take one for you... once again thankyou for any help you can give me to stop him plucking out too many more chest feathers... Jill B
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MQTT Config
So as I work to integrate MQTT into my automation environment, I find myself wishing for some sort of device discovery mechanism. Possibly also a device configuration mechanism.
Here's the problem as I see it.
If I know the topic of a device, I can subscribe to it and I can even get its last data. I can also subscribe to all topics or a subset of topics. But then I have to wait for a device to publish something in order to discover it.
Unfortunately, I can't ask Mosquitto what devices it knows about.
There are many use-cases where this just isn't sufficient:
- A device that isn't publishing when you reboot.
- A device that is turned off and only publishes when it gets turned on (like a device that uses a tilt sensor to power itself on).
- A device that doesn't publish at all (a subscribe only device like a Relay).
It would also be nice to be able to re-configure some attributes of a device though I can see how this could be abused in an InternetOfThings scenario.
So I believe I'm going to define a 'discovery' record and experiment with that. I'm thinking something like this:
/Kitchen/config/Temperature/type/int /Kitchen/config/Temperature/direction/input /Kitchen/config/Temperature/unit/celsius /Kitchen/config/Humidity/type/float /Kitchen/config/Humidity/direction/input /Kitchen/config/Humidity/unit/percent /Garage/config/Relay/type/bool /Garage/config/Relay/direction/output /Garage/config/RelayToggle/type/int /Garage/config/RelayToggle/direction/output /Garage/config/RelayToggle/unit/seconds /Garage/config/Relay/type/bool /Garage/config/Relay/direction/input
This tells me that is a sensor named "Kitchen" that publishes a temperature as an int in degrees celsius… There's also a control named "Garage" that publishes a "Relay" state but it also has an output that it subscribes to called "Relay"… They both provide/take a boolean. There's also a control named "Garage" that subscribes to "RelayToggle" that will conceivably cycle a relay on/off or off/on for some number of seconds.
I'll experiment with that and see if I can make it useful… It will allow me to maintain an inventory of devices that are available… I will have to come up with some sort of expiry mechanism of course and if an attribute changes, I'll need to override the old config with the new one presumably.


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What is the purpose of awakening the Best part of ourselves? It is to help us realize that once we understand how to call upon this presence within us to show us the way, there exists no time or place beyond which we cannot go. How do we come to this new and liberating understanding?
In the face of any limitation, standing before what frightens us, we must come awake and remember the Best in us by recollecting and then embracing the will of this Living Light. Then, from within this higher awareness, we must choose what we know is the fearless truth of ourselves as opposed to allowing the little will of the fear-filled self to tell us what is true about the moment and ourselves.
Here is what such conscious actions make possible: The Best in us knows that when we will act as though it is impossible to fail, it will be. This does not mean that we will not feel fear. Do not make this mistake. It means that standing there, in these moments, we understand that these fears and doubts coursing through us — that darken the way ahead — do not belong to us. These negative and limiting psychological forces are the vestigial visions of a self that we must no longer mistake as being our own.
There are two kinds of people in this world whose quality of life, like all of us, is determined by their outlook. There are those who feel chained to life by their own unrelenting doubts, and then there are those who doubt that such chains exist at all. The first group of people are held hopeless captives of vague fears that they may lose something of value should they strive for freedom and fail, while the second group know that the only antidote to such clinging doubts is through conscious deeds!
The final Key Lesson in our study is a summary of not only all that serves to awaken the Best in us, but that describes the one action that leads us to its Permanent and Impenetrable Shelter: If we would but dare to attempt those things that frighten us sand persist upon this course for only a short while, we would soon discover that our efforts themselves have cleansed and cured us of our fear.
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The thing about top-notch quality techno is that it never seems to age. Take Laurent Garnier's 'Astral Dreams (Speakers Mix)'. It is nearly 15 years old, but rather than sounding dusty and ancient it still sounds box fresh today, like it was cooked up on Reason and burnt onto a CDr by some prodigious teen techno producer last week. 15 years is a long time, but the track is timeless, with super crispy production. OK, so if you were playing it out now you'd have to pitch it up a bit, but I probably would have given it a bit of a nudge even back then - you want everything to go faster when you're young. As the 'Speakers Mix' suggests, this was one for the dancefloor, designed to shred ears – if you stood too close to the PA it sounded like a gigantic metallic dog was barking directly into your brain.
The 'Speakers Mix' originally surfaced on a 12" on FComm – the precursor to the French techno wizard's debut album 'Shot in the Dark', which was released in the autumn of 1994. There was a 'Headphones Mix' that I'm also posting - this is a laidback, trancier affair that is more of the period and does sound slightly dated. But when that insidious acid line kicks in it's a dead ringer for peak-'Brown Album' Orbital, which is a very, very good thing indeed.
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Greg interviews Lisa Roberts, a Health Department Nurse for the city of Portsmouth, Ohio. She's been working as a Portsmouth nurse for the past 29 years. She also worked with Sam Quinones on his highly-acclaimed book Dreamland. This episode is Part One in a series of podcasts that will explore life after Dreamland for those who helped Sam with his book.
Greg interviews Paul Web and Marcie Mason about Hidden In Plain Sight. Paul is a Copley Police Department Detective, while Marcie is a Youth Services Worker for both the Copley and Bath Police Departments. Hidden In Plain Sight is an awareness program geared towards parents and other concerned adults. The program strengthens recognition skills by displaying items in a typical teen room that are indicators of drug or alcohol use.
Listen to the podcast to discover the components of Hidden In Plain Sight. Find out where you can see an upcoming presentation here.
Greg interviews Jennifer Levitz, reporter with the Wall Street Journal, to discuss what she has learned investigating the opioid epidemic. Jennifer's recent article, Vermont's Radical Experiment to Break the Addiction Cycle, tells the story of Todd Popovitch, a former drug user who has been given a second chance under Vermont's revolutionary new policies regarding drug possession.
Jennifer discusses the research which she undertook to write the article. Vermont has been hit hard by the opioid epidemic. "Vermont is situated in a pipeline for drugs between New York City and Connecticut," she says. "They were going right up from New York to Rutland, Vermont. That became known as the heart of it… in a lot of places, first, it was the opioid pills. Then there were crackdowns on getting those pills. Then the heroine started to flood in from the big cities. People could make a profit on it in Vermont. It was simple economics."
In this episode of the Cover2 Resources podcast, Greg interviews Harriet Ryan, an investigative reporter at the Los Angeles Times who frequently writes about the opioid epidemic. On January 19, 2017, Harriet wrote an article about a recent lawsuit in the city of Everett—located just north of Seattle, Washington. The city was prompted to sue the drug producer Purdue Pharma after reviewing another article published by Ryan last year.
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In this episode of the Cover2 Resources podcast, Greg interviews Lenny Bernstein, a journalist at The Washington Post. Recently, Lenny's team spent a year investigating the rising death rate of rural white Americans. They found some startling evidence for why many rural Americans were falling victim to diseases of despair—alcoholism, suicide, and drug overdose. His team discovered that some distribution companies were giving rural pharmacies much more pills than they could possibly sell or store.
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A recent overdose crisis in Cincinnati, Ohio on August 27, 2016 made headlines after the city dealt with 78 overdoses over a span of 2 days. The USA Today article on the tragedy referenced the outstanding overdose statistics of Hamilton County, located just north of Cincinnati. The county reported having a 35% decrease in overdoses compared to just last year.
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Sam is a true expert on the opioid epidemic. Listen to his analysis here, and check out Sam's book for more information.
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|Mumtaz wore it best!!
Tuesday, 21 June 2011
Mumtaz Wore it best!
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Yes, I love Itni jaldi na karo. She's awesome in it, isn't she? Mumtaz at her best. My personal favourite of her songs from Aadmi aur Insaan is the better-known Zindagi ittefaq hai, though - she is just soooo gorgeous there!
- 21 June 2011 at 21:18
- "THE BARD WHO DOESNT HAVE TO TRY TOO HARD" said...
happy tat mumtaz emerged no 1 :)
- 22 June 2011 at 08:19
- bollyviewer said...
Too late to cast my vote, but I would've voted for Mumtaz anyway! :) She is gorgeous in Aajkal tere mere pyar ke charche (and all throughout Aadmi Aur Insaan, too) - there aren't many who carry off that saree.
- 22 June 2011 at 12:17
- bollywooddeewana said...
@dusted off while I do love zindagi ittefaq hai, it's itni jaldi na Karo that wins out for me' I got tired of zindagi as they kept playing it over and over , in fact I need to see that movie again
The Bard indeed, she had no competition
@bollyviewer great to have you back, you've been missed and yes Mumtaz had some superb looks in aadmi aur insaan I need to rewatchvand share her amazing style on here
- 22 June 2011 at 17:43
- sunheriyaadein said...
I always get confused between these two movies - Aadmi Aur Insaan and International Crook.
Well, this definitely is a fabulous song and unfortunately not as popular as it deserves to be :-(
Mumtaz looks so gorgeous in it. I love her footwear (it looks so sleek) and her accessories, esp the one around her wrist. For quite a long time I thought it was a watch with orange strap and blue dial. Even Dharam looks really dashing and garam.
- 23 June 2011 at 13:39
- harvey said...
What a pity, I missed the poll!
But as it is I would have voted for Mumtaz, though Leena would have come close second!
I hope there will be more polls soon!
And am surely looking forward to your review of some good Mumu Film!!
Mumu rules!
- 23 June 2011 at 14:49
what can i say? she dresses well and has a cool name!!
- 25 June 2011 at 16:04
- bollywooddeewana said...
@ Sunehri We're on the same page here, it definitely deserves to be more popular and i thought it wasa watch on her hand for long as well,but its a scarf with a bracelet
@ Harvey No worries, there shall be more, I'm keeping my filmi ankhen open ;)
@ Momtaz Indeed
- 27 June 2011 at 17:37
- Scandalous_Diva said...
Mumtaz was totally gorgeous and wins the face off handsdown ! :)
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