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Newfoundland Vital Statistics
Volume 87 (Selected Entries)
Anglican Marriages
Moreton's Harbour, Twillingate District
and surrounding areas
Church of England
|The order is as the entries appear in my notes
|November 17, 1887
|Robert Bishop, 38 (widower)
|Maria Langdon, 34 (of Pilleys Island)
|Nippers Harbour
|October 18, 1891
|Daniel Austin, 21 (miner, of Pilleys Island)
|Mary Ann Murcell, 20 (of Pilleys Island)
|Little Bay
|October 23, 1891
|Joseph Frederick Janes, 34 (widower)
|Elfreda Richards (both of South West Arm)
|Little Bay
|October 18, 1872
|Joseph Bussey (of Lower Island Cove, Conception Bay)
|Eliza Payne (of Twillingate)
|Round Harbour
|July 28, 1873
|Alfred Colbourne (of Twillingate)
|Emily Adelaide Hoskins (of Tilt Cove)
|Tilt Cove
|June 27, 1874
|Aaron Fifield (of Badger Bay)
|Mary Roberts (of Seal Bay)
|Leading Tickles
|May 4, 1876
|Charles Fudge, Jr. (of Round Harbour)
|Elizabeth Fifield (of Twillingate)
|Round Harbour
|June 1, 1876
|Robert Lush ber (miner, of Tilt Cove)
|Fanny Augustus Wells (of Three Arms)
|Tilt Cove
|November 22, 1876
|Thomas Mercer (of Kelligrews)
|Lydia Stoodley (of Indian Burying Place)
|Indian Burying Place
|November 22, 1877
|Robert Britt Roff/Rolfe, 22 (miner, of Tilt Cove)
|Harriet Torraville, 21 (of Fogo)
|Tilt Cove
|August 8, 1844
|Charles Langdon
|Martha Knight, witnesses John Knight, William Knight
|Nippers Harbour
|August 18, 1844
|Thomas Langdon
|Tamar Manuel
|Exploits, Burnt Islands
|September 4, 1846
|Charles Martin Fudge
|Ann Winsor
|Round Harbour
|November 10, 1848
|Thomas Knight
|Elija (Eliza?) Mills
|Moreton's Harbour
|November 22, 1849
|John Gibbons, Jr.
|Jane Menchenton
|Exploits, Burnt Islands
|June 16, 1851
|Joseph Stoodley
|Elizabeth Prole
|Indian Burying Place
|November 23, 1852
|Josiah Knight
|Mary Langdown
|Nippers Harbour
|November 7, 1854
|Francis Barnes
|Rebecca Fudge
|Moreton's Harbour
|May 15, 1855
|Joseph Liscombe
|Sarah Burgess
|Moreton's Harbour
|November 7, 1856
|Abram Mills
|Rebecca Janes
|Moreton's Harbour
|September 9, 1857
|Thomas Stoodley
|Eliza May
|Indian Burying Place
|September 9, 1857
|George Bowers
|Rachel Stoodley
|Indian Burying Place
|September 30, 1857
|Frances Barnes
|Mary Philpott (widow)
|Moreton's Harbour
|May 31, 1858
|Manuel Caravan (of Bay Roberts)
|Lavina Raines (of Ward's Harbour)
|Donier Harbour
|September 9, 1858
|Absalom Stoodley
|Amelia Prole
|Indian Burying Place
|September 12, 1858
|William Starks
|Jane Langdown (both of Nippers Harbour)
|Nippers Harbour
|January 29, 1859
|George Newman (of Twillingate)
|Elizabeth Fudge (of Herring Neck)
|Nippers Harbour
|July 24, 1860
|Robert Batstone (of St. John's)
|Sarah Ann Noble (of Nippers Harbour)
|Nippers Harbour
|November 22, 1860
|Ambrose Mills
|Ann Woolfrey
|Moreton's Harbour
|November 22, 1860
|Josiah Woolfrey
|Pience Osmond
|Moreton's Harbour
|November 29, 1860
|George Rideout
|Elizabeth Woolfrey
|Moreton's Harbour
|October 28, 1861
|Israel Fudge
|Tamar Burt
|Moreton's Harbour
|June 7, 1862
|Charles Martin Fudge
|Mary Ann White
|Indian Burying Place
|June 20, 1861
|Henry Bicksman (of Hampshire, England)
|Jane Wells (of Three Arms)
|Three Arms
|August 27, 1862
|Solomon Winsor (of Tilt Cove)
|Rachel Pollard (of Herring Neck)
|Tilt Cove
|September 3, 1862
|Samuel Holland
|Phoebe Knight (both of Nippers Harbour)
|Nippers Harbour
|October 10, 1862
|Andrew Pearce, Jr.
|Anne Wells (both of Exploits, Burnt Islands)
|Exploits, Burnt Islands
|February 21, 1863
|Abram Rideout
|Mary Jane Fudge (both of Western Head)
|Moreton's Harbour
|September 6, 1863
|Richard Langdown (of Nippers Harbour)
|Miriam Rowsell (of Hall's Bay)
|Nippers Harbour
|September 7, 1863
|Joseiah Knight (widower)
|Phoebe Noble (both of Nippers Harbour)
|Stocking Harbour
|June 12, 1864
|Daniel Rendall (of Herring Neck)
|Eliza Rendall (of Nippers Harbour)
|Nippers Harbour
|June 20, 1864
|Henry Stoodley (of Indian Burying Place)
|Alice Pollard (of Bear Cove)
|Indian Burying Place
|August 23, 1864
|Henry Hewlett (of Shoe Cove)
|Elizabeth Coombs (of Round Harbour)
|Round Harbour
|November 1, 1864
|Joseph Cannings
|Hannah Fudge (both of Western Head)
|Moreton's Harbour
|July 1, 1865
|Eli Tilley (of Kelligrews)
|Mary Fudge (of Round Harbour)
|Shoe Cove
|vJuly 2, 1865
|Nicholas Hewlett
|Miriam Grey (both of Shoe Cove)
|Shoe Cove
|November 11, 1868
|Alfred Purchase
|Emma Manuel (both of Exploits)
|July 1, 1876
|Henry Langdon
|Elizabeth Ann Evans (both of Exploits)
|June 24, 1880
|Henry Frampton, 25
|Jane Langdown, 18 (both of Exploits)
|November 22, 1875
|Simon Luffmann, 22
|Sarah Fudge, 19 (both of Leading Tickles)
|Leading Tickles
|October 3, 1877
|William John Hooper, 28
|Mary Ann Purchase, 38
|Dominion's Point
|July 2, 1878
|Isaac Ford Winsor, 21 (engineer)
|Annie Payne, 25 (of Bareneed)
|Dominion's Point
|July 2, 1878
|George William Payne, 28 (engineer)
|Cecilia Jane Purchase, 18
|Dominion's Point
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Page Revised by Craig Peterman (February 2003)
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A Birthday Epilepsy Stroll (with my favorite aliens and the NSA)
Writing is linear. Living with epilepsy is not.
So this blog post has started to resemble my life. I am trying to translate it for "you normals."
First: I had an amazing birthday on Saturday. My two children spent the day with me. They woke up early and followed the schedule that they had created. We left the house so that we could arrive early to volunteer at the 23rd Annual Epilepsy Stroll. I photographed the event for the Epilepsy Foundation of Northern California . My children were beautiful and supportive.
I felt blessed.
Second: I noted how I had grown as a person with epilepsy during the last six years. Six years earlier, I attended my first epilepsy walk. In 2009, the epilepsy stroll was also on my birthday. I look different now. I act different. In 2009, I was afraid to identify as a person with epilepsy. In six years, I have become an outspoken advocate.… Read the rest

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News from Befrienders Dublin
Befrienders Dublin hit Powerscourt Gardens & Waterfall – 13 Aug, 2016September 1st, 2016
On a cloudy August Saturday, The Befrienders Dublin gang piled onto a bus & headed for Wicklow. First stop was Powerscourt Waterfall. At the entrance was a sign forbidding alcohol & anti-social behaviour. It was in English and Russian. This seemed an unnecessary slur on our friends from the former Soviet Union. Alas, as our driver whizzed past it, we were unable to obtain a photo of said sign as documentary proof.
The waterfall was, of course, very beautiful. This writer and Eileen both remarked how small it seemed compared to when we had visited (seperately) as younger dudes. We clambered over the rocks to the waterfall and jostled the hordes of tourists for good photo opportunities (see below). Our photography group were doing their own thing today also and could be spotted in various clumps beside photogenic trees, rocks and especially where the falls 'niagarously roar'.
Our Glorious Leader Ann had prepared a sumptious feast & we spread out amongst the picnic tables and tucked in ravenously. At one point, one ingrate said 'there's no bread'. 'Let them eat cake', came the imperious reply from 'Kim Jong Ann'. However, 'Marie-Antoinette' deigned to scurry around furiously (Our Furious Leader?) and eventually produced a sliced pan, to fulsome cheers all around.
When we arrived at the entrance to Powerscourt Gardens, our bus driver was incredulous at the narrow space through which he was expected to squeeze his behemoth (fnarr, fnarr). However, with great skill he managed to transport us between the pillars without a scratch and we all applauded wildly. The Gardens were very pretty and very, very spacious. You could spend a whole day doing the rounds. We satisfied ourselves with a few hours of walking & taking pictures & finished our day off with a cuppa in the (extremely busy) cafe overlooking the gardens.
If you're going to Powerscourt Gardens, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair. But seriously, go early and preferably off peak. I would also recommend bringing insect repellant. The midgets [sic] made a meal out of me and the following day I resembled The Elephant Man. These minor quibbles aside, we had a wonderful time. Thanks to Ann for masterminding the whole shebang and thanks to The National Lottery/HSE for making it possible & thanks to Paula for the great pictures.
Click on the fab thumbnails for the fab pics by Paula Geraghty!
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- Befrienders Dublin visit Japanese Gardens & National Stud, 20 Aug 2016
- Befrienders Dublin hit Powerscourt Gardens & Waterfall – 13 Aug, 2016


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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - The world's top-ranked female amateur golfer Lydia Ko has decided to turn professional, the 16-year-old said via social media on Wednesday.
Ko, who was born in South Korea but has lived in New Zealand since she was six, made the announcement via her Twitter feed with a link to a Youtube video in which she appears with one of the country's top rugby players, Israel Dagg.
"Made a monumental decision today with a little help from my @AllBlacks friend @Izzy_Dagg #LOVEGolf," Ko tweeted.
All Blacks back Dagg spends the entire video, that lasts almost five minutes, asking Ko when she would make the decision.
"When are you going pro? I want to be the first one to know," Dagg asks, only for Ko to tell him she still has things to work on with her game.
Ko finally confirms the decision after making a long putt to 'beat' Dagg in their round.
"Okay I'll do it, turn pro," Ko says. "Right now, right this second. Definitely."
Ko added that she hoped to play her first tournament as a professional in Florida in mid-November.
The teenager has won four professional tournaments as an amateur and was runner-up in the fifth women's major, the Evian Championship, last month.
Her mother said earlier this month that they had asked the LPGA tour to issue her an exemption for her to become a member.
The LPGA restricts the number of tournaments for players under 18.
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I had a surprise call from a colleague of another department. He invited me to lunch at the college's restaurant and he said that it will be a free three course meal. Immediately, I asked why it was free and he said that on and off, the college's restaurant would invite staffs to go over for a free meal as a practise for the students. In addition, the staffs in his department have a good relationship with the staffs at the restaurant. Well, I agreed. We tried to invite some other colleagues but in the end, there were only two of us.
The food was good actually. I had a salmon dish for starter and roast beef for my main course. I ordered a cappuccino instead of the dessert. That was my first time eating at the college's restaurant since I worked here two years ago. I must say the overall experience was good as everything was supervised by the staffs at the restaurant. Well, everything except the decoration.


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By ANDREA VARGO
All that glitters may not be cash from pulp woodBy Andrea Vargo
Imagine a tree that grows so fast, it matures to harvestable size in a mere 10 years.
Sounds impossible, right? Well, it's fact, and it's happening right here in Minnesota.
A newly-formed research consortium, the Minnesota Hybrid Poplar Research Cooperative (MHPRC) has joined the efforts of public research organizations, university researchers and forest products industry experts.
Each year in Minnesota alone, nearly three million cords of wood are turned into paper and oriented strandboard. The hope is that MHPRC can provide a supplemental fiber source, the hybrid poplar, to the industry.
The project also positions the hybrid poplar as an alternative agricultural crop for Minnesota farmers.
The Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) claims that the hybrid poplar is a sound economic project that is backed by years of experience.
Although this sounds good, caution is urged by scientist Ed Wene from the Agricultural Utilization Research Institute (AURI).
He said that contrary to MHPRC's prediction of $300 per acre to plant the poplars, it is really closer to $400.
First, a site evaluation and soil tests have to be done.
Then the land must be sprayed for grasses and weeds and plowed down in the fall.
A crew has to be hired to hand plant the trees, so the contracting has to be handled for the right timing and conditions.
Proper storage and maintenance of the trees before planting is critical.
The trees are planted on eight foot centers and require cultivation until they canopy and choke out the weeds. So initial cost for all this may keep some landowners from planting the trees.
The good news is that there can be some cost sharing on CRP land; the bad news will come if the land ever has to be cleared for farming crops again.
AURI conducted a meeting Feb. 19 in Sauk Centre to inform growers about the income potential of intensively cultivated hybrid poplars in central Minnesota.
Speakers told how CRP land could be tapped to grow the trees on marginal land.
Wene sees a problem with this approach. The better the land, the better the crop of any kind, he said.
Coarse textured soils, a long way from the water table, won't produce good trees.
The location of the land is crucial, said Wene. "You need to be close to the pulp mill,or transportation costs will eat into your profit.
Said Wene, "It is difficult to predict the sale prices of the wood, since we don't have a good history of information to rely on."
But, it would appear that the fiber industry will pay more than the power industry, he said.
AURI has planted 3,000 acres in cooperation with the University of Minnesota Crookston and and will do further research on the trees, including their potential to regrow from the cut stumps.
"The advantages . . . of the trees as a cash crop
. . . remain to be seen," said Wene.


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I'm very late posting so much going on at home, it's really came to a head with a weekend spent in the hospital as Dillon suffered a head injury that needed surgery, there must be over seventeen stitches along his hairline... bless him, he's fit and recovering extremely well from it all!
which brings me onto the new challenge at...
and this week is Stitching!!! I know!!!
Kim Costello <~ You're already here
give your loved ones BiG HuGs!!!
Kim :)


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Many farmers and Individuals have asked us the best way to help the March 2017 wildfire victims. Here are a few great places that offer direct support to farmers and ranchers affected by the fires:
We plan to add links to coverage of various Missouri-based relief efforts to fire victims here below:
Coverage of the central Missouri effort:
http://todaysfarmermagazine.com/mag/1292-hauling-hope - This is the result of MFA's member magazine staff following a hay delivery from central Missouri to Ashland, Kansas.
We have had inquiries to ask just how MFA Incorporated is helping the victims of the wildfires. To help those affected by the fires in Kansas and Oklahoma, MFA Incorporated has committed to a financial donation to help transport hay, forage and supplies to areas of need. The centralized company effort is being coordinated by the Feed department at the MFA home office. MFA is working with the Missouri Cattlemen's Association to coordinate the donation. MCA's network of county-level organizations and relationship with cattle associations in affected states has provided good direction in identifying what donated resources are available to ship and where they need to be delivered.
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A return trip to "Twin Peaks" is on the horizon.
The iconic, trippy drama created by David Lynch and Mark Frost was revived by Showtime for a third season that over the summer. Frost admitted to IndieWire that they are considering another season of the show.
"I haven't decided yet," he said. "I think it's still an open question and it's one that we're looking at and one that I think Showtime is musing as well."
Season 3, dubbed "Twin Peaks: The Return" ended with — SPOILERS AHEAD — Agent Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan) traveling back in time to try to save Laura Palmer and ending up in a different timeline, where he also couldn't save her. The finale concluded on a deliberately ambiguous note.
Lynch himself said in September that he had not ruled out a fourth season, but that "if there was more, it would be four years from now before anyone would see it."
But considering it took more than two decades for Frost and Lynch to produce the third season, four years doesn't seem like too much time.
"It's something you have to think long and hard about," Frost noted. "We'll make the decision when the time is right. There certainly is no sense of urgency about it."


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Andrew Lallier is a Ph.D. candidate in English Literature in the Department of English studying Romantic and Victorian Literature at the University. He is currently working on a dissertation on generically experimental texts by Thomas De Quincey, Charles Dickens, George Eliot and George MacDonald. His past publications on George Eliot and Anthony Trollope have appeared in the George Eliot Review, George Eliot – George Henry Lewes Studies, and The Fortnightly Review, New Series. Lallier was awarded the 2013 Graduate Trollope Prize for his paper "Battles over bits and diamonds: sanction, pragmatic pursuit and civil society in Trollope's The Eustace Diamonds." You may read his winning paper as published inThe Fortnightly Review.
As Lallier says: "However one chooses to imagine the sanctioned and the pragmatic in The Eustace Diamonds, it is clear from the text that Trollope imagines society in a state of transition, and thus the relation between the sanctioned and the pragmatic (both of which are necessarily embedded in the social) must necessarily also be changing."


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Consistency is key.
This is a hard one for me to write because it is something I've struggled with for a long time, especially when it pertains to something I want to do just for me. To those of you who don't, I am so envious. Here is the deal, step back and think of any person you admire for their success in life in any area. It can even be the Stepford Pinterest Mom who always seems to have it together. Pick a celebrity, a writer, a business professional, it doesn't matter who. I promise if you look closely they all have a few things in common. They all have an amazing work ethic, yep they take action and do hard things, my favorite topics. You know what else? They consistently do those things. They don't do them for a few weeks and then stop. They don't say this is important to me today, then in three weeks do a complete about-face and decide what was important is no longer important and then push it aside.
Ok, I get it life gets in the way, that is one of the excuses I use. I have priorities job, family, obligations. We all do, yet some people find the time. How is that? It's because they are consistent. It's because they don't start and stop. This doesn't mean they don't ever get off track here and there, but I promise when they do, they catch themselves faster than the rest of us and get back on course. Consistency is key.
How about that latest diet? How is it going? Good for the first few weeks, right? This is when you are consistent. Then all of a sudden not so good, right? This is when you stop being consistent. This is when you let the well just one time I will have a cookie, then the next day another exception like maybe dinner with hubby, and so on and before you know it the consistent routine you had going is gone, and so is your progress and success. Works like that for everything, relationships, business, hobbies, parenting.
So how do we become consistent, routines are one way. The other is commitment. WE have to commit to our objective just like we do going to work or our spouse or to our training regimens for those marathoners.
And you know what, it is ok if what you need to commit to is something just for you. Sure, you have to balance and prioritize, but if it's something you really want the carve out time and make it yours. It might take some trial and error to figure out what works, but you can make it happen.
So, what is it you want to do? What do you want to succeed at in life? How are you tracking? Are you committed?
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Warner Bros. Pictures presents The Hangover Part 2 Production Stills
In "The Hangover Part II," Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), Alan (Zach Galifianakis) and Doug (Justin Bartha) travel to exotic Thailand for Stu's wedding. With the memory of Doug's nearly disastrous bachelor party in Las Vegas still fresh—or at least well-documented—Stu is taking no chances. He has opted for a safe, subdued, pre-wedding trip brunch, with pancakes, coffee...and no alcohol. However, things don't always go as planned.
Two nights before the big day, at a fabulous resort in Thailand, Stu relents. One beer each. In sealed bottles. What could go wrong?
What happens in Vegas may stay in Vegas, but what happens in Bangkok can't even be imagined.
"The Hangover Part II" is director Todd Phillips' follow-up to his 2009 smash hit "The Hangover," which became the highest-grossing R-rated comedy of all time and also won the Golden Globe® for Best Film - Comedy or Musical.
Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, and Justin Bartha star in the film, reprising their roles from "The Hangover." The main cast also includes Ken Jeong and Jeffrey Tambor, who also return from the first film, and Mason Lee, Jamie Chung and Oscar® nominee Paul Giamatti, who join the ensemble.
Phillips directed from a screenplay he co-wrote with Craig Mazin & Scot Armstrong. Phillips also produced the film under his Green Hat Films banner, together with Dan Goldberg. Thomas Tull, Scott Budnick, Chris Bender and J.C. Spink are the executive producers, with David A. Siegel and Jeffrey Wetzel serving as co-producers.
Behind the scenes, the creative team was led by director of photography Lawrence Sher, production designer Bill Brzeski, editors Debra Neil-Fisher and Mike Sale, costume designer Louise Mingenbach, and composer Christophe Beck.
Opening nationwide on May 26, 2011, "The Hangover Part II" is a presentation of Warner Bros. Pictures, in association with Legendary Pictures, and will be distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.


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AfriGeneas Free Persons of Color Forum
Re: FPOC Registers: VA CO
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Jane and Selma,
If you have connections to Jerusalem Baptist Church you might want to contact Rudy Lewis whose website address is : http://www.nathanielturner.com/officialhistoryofjerusalem.htm
Another contact for you might be Christine Jones Tonkin. She also has folks from Sussex Co.
I have a copy of Stuart's flier about the book if you want me to send it to you.
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Rodent Control Services in Fairfield County CT
One of the more difficult type pests to control are rodents. Mice and rats can live wherever humans live or store food products, or dispose of refuse. They have plagued man for countless millennia and only way to control them is with thorough inspections to determine access points to property and any potential harborages. Once this is done, and access is removed to the buildings, traps or poisons can be placed to reduce populations outside the premises.
Internal infestations should be removed with traps since dead rodents in attics, basements, or crawlspaces will produce both odors and health hazards. Rodents are known vectors for disease transmission as they harbor various parasites from fleas and ticks to dozens of various microbes. In addition, pest control professionals will often see heavily infested attics or basements that are completely contaminated with rodent feces and urine.
Rodents have a remarkable ability to adapt and can enter buildings in search of food, water, and shelter or they may be transported in boats, trains, trucks or in freight and cargo. As temperatures cool in the fall, they seek out shelters and the ones used by humans are perfect for these mammals. Unfortunately, rats eat and contaminate foodstuffs and animal feed. They also damage containers and packaging materials in which foods and feed are stored. They are constantly gnawing, eating and excreting waste and they will cause considerable damage to property if left unchecked. Should you have a rodent infestation in the Fairfield County area call a pest professional such as yalepest.com. They are specialists in rodent control fairfield ct.


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Product Enhancements
CATIA Natural Sketch revolutionizes the way creative designers express and communicate their design intent.
Creative Designers now have access to new features and enhancements such as 3D Trace Over, Pixel Eraser and Real Time Symmetry, which enrich their 3D sketching experience.
Industrial Design - Imagine and Shape - Character Line.
The new Character Line command delivers more flexibility to the automotive designer in determining and controlling the way sharp edges becomes smooth. 3D Designers can create character lines on a subdivision surface feature. Once the character line has been created, the designer can easily move manipulators to precisely modify the sharpness, tuning the start and end of the two fading edges.
New CATIA Structure Detailed Design (SDD) product.
Users can now complete the fully detailed design of heavy structures with industry-specific features. Full integration with CATIA Structure Functional Design (SFD) allows users to retrieve and reuse functional design intent as the basis for detail design. SDD shares the easy to learn and use graphical interface of CATIA SFD.
The new CATIA Live Fastening workbench improves usability and productivity when creating, editing or reviewing fasteners.
The industry-best integration of design and manufacturing of fasteners is now available to non-specialists with a new intuitive workbench, CATIA Live Fastening, within CATIA Fastener Design. CATIA Live Fastening delivers enhanced usability and productivity when creating, editing or reviewing fasteners. With this easy to learn and use workbench, an engineer can locate spot fasteners or create beads more quickly than ever before. Thumbnails propose parts to fasten and contextual icons and constant information delivery allows the designer to focus on 3D, thus reducing errors.
Flexible Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design : Performance improvements for large size flexible PCBs.
Flexible Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Design : Performance improvements for large size flexible PCBs.
Designers, who need to switch several times a day between the folded and flattened representation of a flexible PCB, benefit from greatly improved performance,that reduces overall design time. The time required to fold or unfold a flexible PCB is now reduced to seconds and is completely independent of the number of components on the board.
This release delivers a multi-discipline schematics infrastructure, enabling an integrated process from conceptual design to detailed design.
Tubing, electrical, hydraulic and other designers can now create Principal and Block schematic diagrams, with specific discipline support, resulting in faster and more compliant deliverables. Engineers accustomed to a certain industry-specific presentation of symbols, components and connections will recognize and feel comfortable with this new approach.
Increased openness of CATIA Live Compose.
CATIA Live Compose gives managers, product architects and non-specialists the ability to create, access and compose new projects from existing products instantly. It now allows the direct reuse of parts and products stored in other CAD formats without translation.
Weight Synthesis for collaborators - New CATIA Live Weight product.
CATIA Live Weight, is targeted at managers and non specialist engineers so that they can understand weight, centre of gravity, and related tolerances of any assembly – even complex ones and without opening parts-, through an easy to use interface with desktop dashboards, in the award-winning 3DLive navigation environment.
Systems Architecture: Leverage Product Lifecycle Management for all RFLP entities, including requirements.
Collaboration and the launch of new studies are simplified through the import/export and duplication of requirements, including consistent relationships. Configuration based on product revisions is extended to requirements. Users can collaborate more flexibly and effectively with partners by maximizing the exchange and reuse of system definition elements. They can filter requirements corresponding to a specific version of a product within a product line, as systems requirements can be configured based on product revision.
Constraints, patterns and mirroring functionalities in Bend Part design
With new functionalities, such as constraints, patterns and mirroring, most sheet metal product can now be designed completely within Bend Part Design. This product increases affordability and provides a more life-like experience to the designer.
Increased control and visibility throughout the requirements process for complex systems engineering.
A new Traceability Matrix provides an "all in one" Systems View which captures, manages and displays all relationships in the RFLP Systems Breakdown, enabling rapid understanding of current requirement fulfilment.
Requirements Management of complex products with large volumes of requirements is simplified through the introduction of new grouping and analysis capabilities.
Reviewers can now collaborate on Requirements in addition to Functional, Logical and Physical entities, while designers can directly access the requirement that is satisfied by a given feature of a physical product. This ensures improved communication and project awareness.
Increased development agility with the rapid definition, simulation and analysis of complex systems behavior
Animations are enriched through the display of dynamic symbols in simulations , improving the overall understanding of systems behaviorAssembly & positioning of the 3D logical model can reuse behavior simulation results, enabling the faster conceptual development of 3D systemsExecutable models are more easily shared for simulation on other computers. Export options enable the generated model to be executed on any computer free of any licensing.
Reuse of Knowledge and Catalogs optimizes the systems design process
Faster systems architecture definition and trade-off studies, with the pre-selection of relevant sub-systems catalogs or resources, ensures compliance with international or company standards.


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Hooray for Spring Break!
I am so happy to have the week off but a little sad that I am not traveling to a warm place.
I am moving in 10 days so will spend the time packing.
And also........blogging!
This past Saturday a friend and I found unbelievable teacher bargains at a sale held by a local company to benefit Habitat for Humanity.
Have you heard of School Specialty?
They run this sale every year but it's usually in November.
There are always good deals, but this year seemed to be especially good.
When I got to the check out I pulled out a twenty dollar bill, and the clerk said, "That will be $6.75."
Here's an overview of my purchases:
Big Books for a quarter???
I picked up a couple extra for my Kindergarten teacher friend.
Yes! Those are complete bulletin board sets - 2 for 25 cents!!
I teach a class for beginning educators at Concordia University so grabbed some goodies for them, too!
I'm also happy to be joining Collaboration Cuties for their Mentor Text Linky!
We worked on Folktales recently and I found some great reads for my third graders.
The trickster tales by Gerald McDermott have colorful illustrations and easily explain lessons that Folktales are know for.
These trickster tales are great for comparing and contrasting texts.
We also loved the illustrations in the book The Polar Bear Son - such a heartwarming book.
We used the Folktale Exploration Booklet from my Teachers Pay Teachers store to reflect on and analyze the Folktales.
One of my students said, "I love these books!"
That's an endorsement any teacher would love!
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I see all kinds of beautiful wreaths on Pinterest, in craft stores, on Facebook, and Instagram. While it's so much easier to just purchase one, it can be a heck of a lot cheaper to make one yourself. Today I'm going to tell you how I made this twine wreath with interchangeable accessories so you can have a cute front door that matches every season or holiday!
What You Need:Slender Pool Noodle
Large ball of twine
Duct Tape
Pipe cleaners / or floral wire
Floral Tape (optional)
Glue (optional)
Artificial flowers
Any other wreath decor you like
I purchased most of these materials from Dollar Tree! You just have to get creative and think outside the box when you're walking through the store.
Make the WreathBend your noodle into a circle and tape the ends together. You might have to work your noodle into a good circle shape by bending it in several places.
Tie the end of the twine on the noodle, and wrap it around the noodle making sure none of the noodle is showing through. When you're done, secure the end by tying it to a neighboring strand of twine or you could even glue it down.
Add the DecorationsArrange the flowers into two bunches that fit the shape of the wreath (or however you want them to look!) and secure the stems with floral tape or pipe cleaners
Then attach the flower bunches to your wreath with pipe cleaners or floral wire.
Make a large bow with matching/corresponding ribbon and attach it to the wreath with pipe cleaners or floral wire. Make sure the bow is covering the stems of your flower bunches.
To make the loop so you can hang your wreath, make a circle with a pipe cleaner (preferably the same or similar color of your door) with the noodle in the middle of the circle, and secure the ends together by twisting them.
If you want a more permanent arrangement on your wreath, you can glue all the pieces down. Otherwise, you can take off your Valentines Day flowers and put up St. Patty's Day flowers, or even make a little bunny head with some ears and cotton balls for Easter.
Badda bing! Badda boom! You have your very own, fancy schmancy twine wreath!
Have you ever made your own wreath before? Was it cheaper than purchasing a similar pre-made one?


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Rudolph Valentino plays a bullfighter in a small town in Spain in this silent film. He becomes one of the most idolised matadors in the country and marries a good Catholic girl Lila Lee, a coy innocent with bow tie lips. However, he is seduced by Nita Naldi, a high society man-eater who decides to add a bullfighter to her conquests.


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Jay Z to Produce TV Drama About First African-American Sniper
Jay Z and the Weinstein Company's recent partnership is generating several noteworthy projects; the latest of which is for television. Hov is set to produce a NBC drama about Nicholas Irving, the first African-American to serve as a special ops sniper in the U.S. Army.
The six-hour miniseries is based on Irving's memoir, The Reaper: Autobiography of One of the Deadliest Special Ops Snipers. Irving was nicknamed "the Reaper" for his excellent sniper abilities while serving in the U.S. Army 3rd Battalion infantry. He was so effective that he had an AR-15 named after him. During a four-month period in mid-2009, Irving registered a whopping 33 kills as a master sniper.
Actor Sterling K. Brown, who recently won an Emmy for his portrayal of Christopher Darden in the FX miniseries The People vs O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, will play Irving in the drama.
"The series will take a look inside the life of the world of special ops. The plan is to start filming early next year," a source told the New York Post.
The rights to the book were acquired by the Weinstein Company, which partnered with Jay Z to produce television and film projects.
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Setting off from Dubai, the tour incorporates some of the incredible modern buildings that the city boasts, before moving on to the adjacent Emirate of Sharjah. This is widely regarded as one of the most important cultural centres in the Middle East. It has a unique collection of museums and art galleries as well as some carefully restored historic areas.
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The Emirate of Ajman comes next in the tour. This is home to the Dhow Yard, where visitors can watch sailing ships being built using traditional methods. It is also the location of the Ajman museum, which is a 16th century fort that was formerly the Sheikh's palace and is now home to a fascinating selection of artefacts.
The Sheikh's palace in Umm Al Quwain is also a stop on the tour during its visit to that Emirate, as is a stop for refreshments at La Palma Hotel. Following this is a visit to Ras Al Khaimah in the North of the UAE. This portion of the tour involves a visit to Al Jazirah Al Hamra, the oldest town in the Persian Gulf.
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2K's BioShock Available for Pre-Order on IGN's Direct2Drive/
BRISBANE, Calif. - August 16, 2007 - Direct2Drive, IGN Entertainment's digital retail store, today announced that 2K's highly anticipated first-person shooter BioShock, is now available for pre-order and will be available for digital download in conjunction with the game's North America retail release on August 21 and European release on August 24. BioShock will be available via Direct2Drive both in North America (https://www.direct2drive.com) and the UK (http://www.direct2drive.co.uk/). BioShock is a first-person shooter that lets players do things never before possible in the genre. Nearly everything in the game can be turned into a weapon; players can biologically modify their bodies with plasmids, hack devices and systems, upgrade weapons, craft new ammo variants, and experiment with different battle techniques. With multiple avenues for surmounting challenges, no encounter ever plays out the same and no two gamers will play BioShock the same way.
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At this year's E3, BioShock garnered top honors from both IGN and GameSpy, including winning the "Best PC Game" category on both gaming sites. It was also awarded top honors in IGN's "Best Artistic Design" category and GameSpy's "Xbox 360 Game of Show" and "Best of Show" categories. Additionally, it received Runner-Up accolades in IGN's "Best First-Person Shooter" category and was nominated in IGN's "Overall Game of the Show" category.
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Registrant Actions - 2009
FR Doc E9-8613[Federal Register: April 15, 2009 (Volume 74, Number 71)] [Notices] [Page 17528-17529] From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] [DOCID:fr15ap09-118]
Drug Enforcement Administration
[Docket No. 08-10]
Scott Sandarg, D.M.D.; Revocation of Registration
On July 25, 2007, the Deputy Assistant Administrator, Office of Diversion Control, Drug Enforcement Administration, issued an Order to Show Cause to Scott Sandarg, D.M.D. (Respondent), of Irvine, California. The Show Cause Order proposed the revocation of Respondent's DEA Certificate of Registration, BS6026525, which authorizes him to dispense controlled substances in schedules II through V as a practitioner, and the denial of any pending applications to renew or modify the registration, on the ground that Respondent had committed numerous acts which were inconsistent with the public interest. Show Cause Order at 1.
The Show Cause Order specifically alleged that Respondent had unlawfully obtained controlled substances for his own use which included illicit methamphetamine, anabolic steroids, drugs containing hydrocodone, and several benzodiazepines including alprazolam, through various means including by engaging in prescription fraud and by obtaining the controlled substances over the internet from practitioners with whom he did not establish a valid doctor-patient relationship. Id. at 1-3. The Order also alleged that on two separate occasions, Respondent had been arrested; that the police found various controlled substances in his possession during lawful searches of his property; and that Respondent had subsequently pled guilty to various offenses under California law including one felony count of unlawful possession of a controlled substance in violation of Cal. Health & Safety Code Sec. 11377(a), one misdemeanor count of unlawfully being under the influence of a controlled substance in violation of Cal. Health & Safety Code section 11550(a), and two misdemeanor counts related to firearms violations under Cal. Penal Code section 17(b). Show Cause Order at 2-3.
On September 11, 2007, a DEA Diversion Investigator attempted to serve the Order to Show Cause on Respondent by faxing it to him. On November 9, 2007, Respondent requested a hearing on the allegations of the Show Cause Order, and the matter was assigned to an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). Thereafter, the Government moved to terminate the proceeding on the ground that Respondent's request was out of time. Respondent opposed the motion, submitting the declarations of himself and his office manager, both of which asserted that the fax had included the cover sheet but not the Show Cause Order. Thereafter, the Government submitted a DI's declaration which maintained that Respondent's office manager had informed him that she had received the entire fax.
The ALJ denied the Government's motion reasoning that there was a factual dispute as to when Respondent had received the Show Cause Order. The ALJ then allowed the Government to file an interlocutory appeal. On May 12, 2008, I denied the appeal because there was a clear factual dispute as to whether Respondent had actually received the Show Cause Order on September 11, 2007, and the dispute could not be resolved without assessing the credibility of each party's witnesses.\1\
\1\ Respondent did not, however, dispute that he had subsequently been properly served.
Thereafter, the Government moved to terminate the proceeding on the ground that on December 19, 2007, the California Board of Dental Examiners had adopted the proposed decision of a State Administrative Law Judge and revoked Respondent's State Dental Certificate with an effective date of January 21, 2008. Gov. Mot. for Summary Judgment 2-3. The Government argued that because Respondent is not authorized to handle controlled substances in the State in which he is registered with this Agency, he is not entitled to maintain his registration. Id.
Respondent's counsel opposed the motion arguing that he had filed for a writ of administrative mandamus in State court challenging the Board's order. Respondent's Resp. to ALJ's May 21, 2008 Memorandum to Counsel at 1. According to Respondent's counsel, the writ raised multiple claims of error on the part of the State ALJ, and were the court to find any of the claims meritorious, Respondent's license could be restored. Id. Respondent's counsel further argued that DEA's decision be stayed until the State proceeding was resolved. Id. The Government opposed Respondent's motion on the ground that it was speculative whether the State court would grant any relief, and that
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this Agency has previously rejected similar arguments.
On July 10, 2008, the ALJ granted the Government's motion. ALJ at 6. The ALJ noted that no material facts were in dispute and that Respondent did not deny that he is currently not authorized under California law to handle controlled substances. Id. Noting that this Agency has consistently held that a practitioner may not maintain his registration if he lacks authority to handle controlled substances under the laws of the State in which he practices, the ALJ granted the motion and recommended that Respondent's registration be revoked and that any pending applications to renew or modify his registration be denied. Id. Thereafter, the ALJ forwarded the record to me for final agency action.
Having considered the entire record in this matter, I adopt the ALJ's decision in its entirety. I find that Respondent holds DEA Certificate of Registration, BS6026529, which authorizes him to dispense controlled substances in schedules II through V at the registered location of 17655 Harvard Place, Suite F, Irvine, California. I further find that while the expiration date of the registration was February 28, 2007, Respondent submitted a timely renewal application and therefore his registration has remained in effect pending the issuance of this Final Order. See 5 U.S.C. 554(e).
I further find, however, that on December 19, 2007, the Dental Board of California ordered that Respondent's State Dental Certificate be revoked with an effective date of January 21, 2008.\2\ Moreover, while it has been more than seven months since Respondent's challenge to the Dental Board's proceeding was heard in State court, Respondent has submitted no evidence to the Agency that the Board's revocation order has been set aside or stayed, and according to the Board's website, Respondent's Dental Certificate remains revoked.
\2\ The State ALJ's decision concluded that the State had proved nine different causes to discipline Respondent, several of which related to his abuse of controlled substances. In re Sandarg, Proposed Dec. at 44-46, No. DBC 2006-36 (2007).
Under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), a practitioner must be currently authorized to handle controlled substances in "the jurisdiction in which he practices" in order to maintain a DEA registration. See 21 U.S.C. 802(21) ("[t]he term 'practitioner' means a physician * * * licensed, registered, or otherwise permitted, by * * * the jurisdiction in which he practices * * * to distribute, dispense, [or] administer * * * a controlled substance in the course of professional practice"). See also id. Sec. 823(f) ("The Attorney General shall register practitioners * * * if the applicant is authorized to dispense * * * controlled substances under the laws of the State in which he practices."). As these provisions make plain, possessing authority under State law to handle controlled substances is an essential condition for holding a DEA registration.
Accordingly, DEA has held repeatedly that the CSA requires the revocation of a registration issued to a practitioner whose State license has been suspended or revoked. David Wang, 72 FR 54297, 54298 (2007); Sheran Arden Yeates, 71 FR 39130, 39131 (2006); Dominick A. Ricci, 58 FR 51104, 51105 (1993); Bobby Watts, 53 FR 11919, 11920 (1988). See also 21 U.S.C. 824(a)(3)(authorizing the revocation of a registration "upon a finding that the registrant * * * has had his State license or registration suspended [or] revoked * * * and is no longer authorized by State law to engage in the * * * distribution [or] dispensing of controlled substances").
Here, there is no dispute over the material fact that Respondent's California Dental Certificate has been revoked and that Respondent lacks authority under California law to dispense control substances. Respondent is therefore not entitled to maintain his DEA registration.
Pursuant to the authority vested in me by 21 U.S.C. 823(f) & 824(a), as well as 28 CFR 0.100(b) & 0.104, I order that DEA Certificate of Registration, BS6026529, issued to Scott Sandarg, D.D.S., be, and it hereby is, revoked. I further order that any pending application of Scott Sandarg, D.D.S., to renew or modify his registration, be, and it hereby is denied. This Order is effective May 15, 2009.
Dated: April 3, 2009.
Michele M. Leonhart,
Deputy Administrator.
[FR Doc. E9-8613 Filed 4-14-09; 8:45 am]
NOTICE: This is an unofficial version. An official version of this publication may be obtained directly from the Government Publishing Office (GPO).


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We spend some more time this week with the book, Do One Green Thing. There's a whole section in the book on prepared foods, packaged foods, and the engmatic labelling used thereto. I think I finally understand it… maybe. And if I don't, it's ok. I have *my* copy of the book… do you have yours?
Some key links
- USDA Organic Labelling Information… if you want to dig deeper
- Greenerpenny.com
- Zoetica – an iPhone app for RSS feeds about nonprofits
- The email to send your good (insert name of thing here)
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Stone Hill (スピード チェイス 1-1 Speed Chase 1-1 in Japanese) is a realm found in the Artisans Homeworld. It is also the setting of the opening and ending cutscenes.
In the Spyro Reignited Trilogy, this world has replaced the main area of the Dragon Realms seen in the original games, with that area appearing to be non-existent.
Stone Hill is a peaceful, sunny countryside realm surrounded by green, rolling hills on three sides, with a bluish sea on the fourth side. A perfect blue sky arches overhead and white clouds mingle on the horizon. The realm contains two large areas, each with grassy knolls surrounded by a stone wall with simple fountains and stubby stone towers.
An archway leads to the tunnel that connects the two areas. In the first area, there is a dried-up well with a dragon, Gavin, several gems, and a Locked Chest at the bottom. The key is hidden in a cave in a secret coastal area. In the center of the second area, there is a tower that Spyro can glide from to reach the upper hills that surround the two main enclosed areas.
The terrain here is even more hilly, with wispy, round trees and a blue egg thief. Large stone pillars mark the boundaries of the realm, and if Spyro tries to pass between them, he runs into an invisible wall. A main castle lies on the edge of the realm, right on the coast. Spyro can access the inside of the castle from the first grassy area, and can explore the top of the castle from the upper hills.
- Lindar - Found in a cave.
- Gildas - Found at a tower in the middle of where the thief runs.
- Astor - Found in the area which has the ending vortex-portal.
- Gavin - Found down the well that has the Locked Chest.
- The cutscene that interviews Spyro about his defeat of Gnasty Gnorc takes place here.
- Through means of hacking, if you are able to fly far enough, you can fly towards the mountains. If you fly to the lower part of the mountains, you will be knocked back by an invisible wall. If you manage to get there, the mountains are strangely solid. Even though it is not reachable by regular, non-hacking methods, hacks can let you make it to the mountains.
- In the demos none of the dragons' cutscenes are more than text.
- In one of the demos this level was replaced by Town Square. However, it still had this level's music.
- It is said that Stone Hill is the birthplace of Spyro himself, although there is no real evidence to support this.
- This is one of the three levels in the Spyro series to have Shepherds, the other two being Toasty and Dragonfly Falls.
- Variants of this level's background appear to have been reused in Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!. The levels Zephyr and Robotica Farms both have a very similar background, but the bottom half is green, blending in with the hills, while Scorch appears to use another variant, with the hills being yellow sand dunes.
- For the first eleven seconds of the Spyro Reignited Trilogy announcement trailer, you can hear a segment of this level's remastered theme.
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Termination rate coefficient of dimethyl itaconate: comparison of modeling and experimental results
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Vana, P, Yee, LH, Barner-Kowollik, C, Heuts, JPA & Davis, TP 2002, 'Termination rate coefficient of dimethyl itaconate: comparison of modeling and experimental results', Macromolecules, vol. 35, no. 5, pp. 1651-1657.
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The termination kinetics of dimethyl itaconate (DMI) in bulk free radical polymerization at 40°C have been studied by both experimental and theoretical approaches. The chain length distributions obtained from pulsed laser polymerization experiments have been analyzed in combination with rate measurements to extract chain length dependent termination rate coefficients. The full chain length distributions were modeled using a comprehensive kinetic scheme with both experimentally determined and adjustable kinetic parameters. The chain length average termination rate coefficient, kt, was found to be close to 5.5 × 105 L mol-1 s-1. Termination occurs almost exclusively via disproportionation. Such low kt values are typical for sterically hindered monomers. The chain length dependence associated with the termination rate coefficient is almost negligible. The reasons for the very weak chain length dependence may be due to the solvent quality of the monomer toward its own polymer or due to the rigid structure of the formed polymer chains, therefore preventing the formation of a statistical coil.


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This month is not over yet, but I have had 3 days with more than $4k in profits. I find the importance to having successful winning trades is timing and confidence. I was off with timing today but still did incredibly. Yesterday however was not the same.
I find most of my losing trades in the morning come from opening a trade before the morning panic trades have figured out a trend. Yesterday would have been better if I had waited to open my ACAD trade at the bottom of the morning selloff and rode the spike up to 25. Instead I was in a losing trade and didn't give it time to work for me and locked in a loss. Patience on Entry is important.
With ARIA I found the stock on the bounce scanner with Trade Ideas and it looked like the RSI and the timing of the trade would cause it to have a pre-lunch cover as I like to call it. I see that on Mondays many times that isn't always true. I try to figure out the psychological state of other traders when making my decisions. I made the mistake of adding and averaging down on my entry price and the stock never bounced. Even if I had swung this trade through today it never hit my initial entry of 6.21. I ate the loss instead and moved forward today with a clear head. More than 75% of the trades found on the bounce play alert tend to be winners and this was one of the 25% losers.
With PTLA my biggest stock I'm playing this week I saw the big selloff on Thursday and knew I would put it on watch for my long plays. Sometimes I can't get shares to short so I try to be patient for long entries. This stock has had a great deal of liquidity to get in and out of easily. I had a great long trade Monday and added again end of day looking for a gain at open today. It did climb but I thought it would stall around 19.40 so I took my profit on a pullback. I locked a good gain, but I could have been patient to let my two limit orders execute and more than double my profit. Cant be overly greedy. Taking a gain is a gain and not a loss. I sold all my long position around 19.37 and then looked to short. I did not time my entry correctly and only had a minimal profit. I had a good long entry again 19.55 and sold it when I thought it would not cross 20. It did cross 20 but happy with my gains again and I put in a limit buy order while changing our winter tires of the cars. It executed and then I added again at 19.59. Since I plan on taking Wednesday off I will set a limit that I think will likely execute.
Monday I took my profits from GIII swing trade that ended up strong on Friday and continued the momentum. I was conservative in taking my profit just below 46 since it went all the way up to 46.69 in the am upward momentum. Looking at it today I could have even held all the way up to 47. Live and learn. I have found a winning strategy for myself and will stick to it for now.
My trades for today include the P long where again I didnt wait until the reversal happened after open. I began my position too soon.
In writing these trade reviews it really helps me to see my issues. A great trade begins with a great entry, otherwise you can be fighting the action more than you anticipate. It also allows me to study the timing in the market of how other traders act. Whether it is the robot computers making trades that are timed or real people I see the trends.
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Everyone worried about the same issues, which included:
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Eating | Things are going great with breastfeeding except pumping sucks! I am so grateful to even have the option though and a job and an employer who understand and even support it.
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Grandmaster Tony Miles became England's first Grandmaster, and led the way for a generation of strong English players to follow. On the board, Miles was an innovator. He tried to be original in every game. Some of his ideas appear "crazy" but on further examination prove to instead be deeply considered and profoundly original. But what made him most exceptional as a player was an extraordinary determination and will to win. This book is a collection of fifty games in which Miles' victory comes in 24 moves or less. Some of these games are gems. All are worthy to be seen.
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Hello dear Denora users,
time goes by and things change. I joined the Denora team back in 2005, after Denora version 1.1 was released. In 2006 or 2007, I don't really remember, I took over as project leader and have been responsible for all Denora 1.4.x releases so far.
Lately though, my life has been getting busier and busier, thus having very little time to devote to open source projects. My lack of time is just slowing things down for Denora, and it's not going to get any better any time soon, which is why I decided it is time for me to hand over the Denora project to someone else.
DukePyrolator is the new project leader. He is a skilled C coder and has been already a Denora coder from 2005 to 2006, putting in place its chanstats system. He is also involved in the Anope project, with whom we are aggregated. So he is familiar with the code. And since he offered to take over, I immediately said yes.
I know Denora is in the right hands now and I wish DP and the team all the best. I will continue to be in the team as contributing developer, at least for now.
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Craig Pollock's PURE engine concern, developing an F1 customer unti to the new 2014 F1 1.6-litre V6 engine regulations at the former Toyota F1 HQ in Cologne, has been forced to suspend activity.
The news, reported by Britain's Autosport, has heightened speculation that Bernie Ecclestone may still get his wish of continuing with the current 2.4-litre V8 engines beyond the end of the 2013 season. The PURE project has always had the support of FIA president Jean Tody, who is adamant that the 'green' turbo engines will go ahead.
Officially, PURE's programme has been suspend due to lack of backing, with investment said to have to come from the EU to meet tax strictures, as against the USA, from where the project is said to have investment.
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The purpose of this blog will be to introduce a variety of topics relating to genealogical research topics and Southeast Michigan. Topics will be updated on a regular basis and input is always welcome.
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Geography- What does it tell you about your family?
Understanding the history of a area while our ancestors live there is important in shedding light on the history of our families. Not doing our history research will prevent us from properly understanding our families lives. When researching ones families a thorough study should be done on the effect history both local and national plays on the decisions our families made in there lives. Despite what we think the events that were occurring around our ancestors effected the decisions that they were making just like they do our lives. Changes in geography played a important part in the migration patterns of our families. In the early stages of US history civilization clung to the coast line of the Atlantic. It was unusual for families to move into the wilderness areas around them due to the Indians and the limitations of the land. It would not be until the 1700's that people would start venturing away from the coast. Pressures from poor land and the common practice of passing the wealth to the first born played a major part in migration. The influx of immigrants started to put pressure on the lands limited resources and forced people to venture into the interior. After the Revolutionary War time period people started to look westward for new land. Early roads of travel were only wide spots in the wilderness. Travel was made difficult due to the unimproved nature of the trails. Migrating to the Ohio country from the East coast would take weeks. Travel was dangerous from the harsh conditions, wild animals and the fear of the native tribes. Water travel became the most common way for people to travel and helped ease the way. People would travel in groups to allow for a sense of security against the unknown that surrounded them on every side. With the opening of the Erie Canal in the 1820's now families could travel from the New England region to points west in day's as compared to weeks. Travel was eased so that more people would start their move. Identifying all the way stops for your family as they moved west will become more clear when you look at the primary routes that people traveled into the region your family would finally settle. Study your history. It will pay dividends on understanding why your family was making the decisions that they made. Identify the influences that may have effected your family. You will be glad you did.