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"Our slice-and-bake technique is easier to manage than shaping a crescent version—a touch of sanity during holiday baking madness."
Servings: makes about 24
- ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- ¼ cup (packed) light brown sugar
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
- ¼ teaspoon baking powder
- 2½ cups all-purpose flour, plus more
- ¾ cup (1½ sticks) chilled unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 2 large egg yolks
- ⅓ cup sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 13-ounce jar Nutella, divided
- 1½ cups finely chopped pistachios, pecans, and/or walnuts, divided
- 2 tablespoons demerara sugar, divided
- 1 teaspoon flaky sea salt, divided, plus more
- 1 large egg, beaten to blend
Pulse cocoa, brown sugar, kosher salt, baking powder, and 2½ cups flour in a food processor to combine. Add butter and pulse until largest pieces are pea-size.
Beat egg yolks, sour cream, and vanilla extract in a small bowl until smooth. With the motor running, stream sour cream mixture into food processor and process until dough forms a ball around the blade. Turn out dough onto a surface and knead several times until smooth and homogenous. Divide in half and form into ¾"-thick disks. Wrap in plastic and chill until firm, about 2 hours.
Place racks in upper and lower thirds of oven and preheat to 350°. Let 1 disk of dough sit at room temperature until slightly softened, about 5 minutes.
Roll out dough on a lightly floured sheet of parchment paper, shifting often on sheet and dusting with more flour as needed to keep from sticking, to a 12″ square. Using a small offset spatula, spread half of Nutella over dough in a thin layer. Sprinkle half of nuts, 1 Tbsp. demerara sugar, and ½ tsp. sea salt over Nutella. Roll up dough to make a log, using parchment paper to help. Repeat with remaining dough, Nutella, nuts, 1 Tbsp. demerara sugar, and ½ tsp. sea salt.
Slice logs 1″ thick and transfer to parchment-lined baking sheets, spacing 1½" apart. Brush tops with egg and sprinkle lightly with more sea salt. Bake rugelach until centers are set and tops are firm to the touch, 25–30 minutes; let cool.
Do Ahead: Dough can be made 1 month ahead. Freeze.
If you head to the Bon Appetit website they've also got a pretty cool step by step video you can follow.


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Speedy J
Together with Laurent Garnier, Aphex Twin and Richie Hawtin, Rotterdam's Speedy J helped define Techno since 1991 with albums like Ginger, G Spot, Public Energy No. 1 and Loudboxer – spearheading labels like Plus 8, Novamute and Warp.
His latest projects span the audio-visual pioneer work of Umfeld, his label Electric Deluxe, his Event Series Electric Deluxe presents, and his upcoming Album Project.
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Jochem Paap (the Rotterdam artist owes the nickname Speedy J to his DJ skills) is unanimously considered to be one of the first techno producers to come from the Benelux. Together with people like Laurent Garnier, Aphex Twin and Richie Hawtin he helped raising the genre just after it had escaped the Detroit delivery room.
Since the early nineties, Speedy J releases on labels like Plus 8, Warp and Novamute. But while techno develops into a dominating force on many dance floors worldwide, Jochem Paap, after the albums G Spot (1993) and Ginger (1995), turns left and heads for other exciting places.
On Public Energy No. 1 (1997) and A Shocking Hobby (2000) the sound wizard exchanges flowing, harmonious techno for a much more complex sound, filled with colliding samples, crackling rhythms and tremendously thrilling turns.
After fifteen years of techno Speedy J now has come full circle. But what a wide circle it was, and how fickle the trodden path. Over the years he has collaborated with video-artists, filmmakers and advertisers, made the pioneering DVD Umfeld, an audio-visual, electronic trip, which sets the standard for many composers who want to compose for six speakers in the coming years – remarkably made available as a free download on the internet.
But not only that, Speedy J has continuously been pushing the boundaries of electronic & experimental dance music. Blurring the lines between Live performance and Digital Djing, he fuses subversive electronics and peak time Techno. Together with his partner in crime Chris Liebing he started using Traktor and other Software technology on 4 laptops with hardware such as Machine Drum and 303's to create a fully integrated set. Again he is spearheading a way of DJing that is picked up by a lot of other forward thinking electronic artists.
Logically, the releases on his label Electric Deluxe all feature tool versions, introducing the concept of creating unique live sets from parts as a natural evolution of Djing. Not only setting the bar for peak hour Techno madness, Electric Deluxe becomes the platform for his Collabs series that started on Novamute, as well as releases by open minded artists like Chris Liebing, George Issakidis, Tommy Four Seven and Terrence Fixmer to showcase the value of creative synergy using newest technology.
Another strong part of this idea is the introduction of a new series of techno events called Electric Deluxe presents, which in a young history of just a couple of editions brought major artists like Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, Radio Slave, Matthew Dear, Chris Liebing into play.
Speedy J's musical vision is genre blurring, creative freedom at the highest level of innovation and quality, it is providing a platform for artists operating within any conceivable genre in the broad spectrum of techno to fully explore and embrace the ever-expanding technological possibilities.


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COMING UP: Ladies only Half Marathon Training Program. Starting Jan 2020


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The daughter of a teacher and now the mother of a teacher, Senator Gwen Moore knows firsthand the importance of quality education for all children and she understands that education is the passport out of poverty for many children. As a state legislator, Gwen has been a tireless advocate for public schools. That is why she has gained the endorsement of Wisconsin 's largest teachers organization. In Congress, Gwen will build on her record and continue her fight for smaller class sizes, and increased funding for higher education, teacher training, and after-school programs.
Gwen Moore's Record of Accomplishments on Education
Worked to Reduce Class Sizes : Senator Moore knows that when students are in smaller classes, they learn more. As a member of the Joint Finance Committee, Senator Moore has worked to reduce class sizes for students in low-income elementary school classrooms. In 2004, 47,723 low-income students were enrolled in the program.
Senator Moore Opposed Cuts to Kindergarten Program for Milwaukee 4 Year-Olds: Citing publicly funded 4-year-old kindergarten as a firewall against great ignorance and mismatch in the future work force, Senator Moore opposed an attempt by Republicans to slash $46 million from the state's 4-Year-Old Kindergarten Program. Milwaukee schools would have lost $11.5 million in 2004 had this cut been signed into law. 6,700 children enrolled in the 4-Year Old Kindergarten program attended Milwaukee public schools in 2003.
Worked to Expand Higher Education Opportunities for Minority Students: Senator Moore has secured funds in order to expand access to higher education for minority students. Senator Moore has obtained additional funding for the Lawton Undergraduate Minority Retention Program and the Advanced Opportunity Grant Program which provide financial assistance to minority college students.
Obtained Funding for School Breakfast Programs: Senator Moore was successful in securing additional funding for the School Breakfast Program to ensure low-income students receive the proper nutrition they need to learn and succeed.
Opposed Ending the State's Commitment to Funding Two-Thirds of Public School Education Costs: In 2003, Senator Moore voted against an effort to end Wisconsin 's commitment to fund two-thirds of pubic education costs.
Gwen Moore's Education Priorities in Congress
Repeal No Child Left Behind Act : The No Child Left Behind Act has turned out to be more hype than help. The law created unfair new mandates that overburden our schools and the Bush Administration has failed to adequately fund the programs under the Act. In Congress, Gwen Moore will support the repeal of No Child Left Behind and will work to provide adequate funding for education programs including Title I, Head Start, and Special Education.
Fully Fund Education Promises : Gwen Moore knows that schools cannot be held accountable unless they are given the resources they need. Under President Bush's 2005 Budget, the Fourth Congressional District faces a $169 million shortfall in promised federal funding. In Congress, Gwen will fight for full funding of the federal government's promises in education spending.
Increase Funding for Teacher Training, Reduce Class Sizes : One of our top priorities in Congress should be to make sure that students have the best educational resources at their disposal and are provided with a healthy learning environment. To achieve this, Gwen Moore will support measures in Congress to increase our investment in the recruitment and training of teachers and to reduce class sizes so that children receive the attention they need from qualified instructor.
Expand Access to Higher Education : Higher education is the greatest source of opportunity for young people. In Congress, Gwen Moore will work to expand access to higher education by increasing the maximum Pell Grant award and reducing the cost of student loans. She will also support increased funding for minority-serving higher learning institutions like Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) to make sure more children can go to college.


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Earlier this year, Forbes magazine ranked Ogden number three in their list of top U.S. cities to raise a family.
Ogden comes in right behind Raleigh, North Carolina and Grand Rapids, Michigan, both of which feature decent economies and low crime rates.
What's surprising are the statistics that pushed Ogden so high up the list.
The economic statistics aren't surprising; Ogden rates 16th from the bottom in cost of living in the nation's top 100 metropolitan areas, and sits 14th from the top in highest median household income. This means families here earn more and spend less in their daily living.
What is surprising is the crime rate, cited by Forbes as "one of the lowest in the country."
Anyone who knows the history of Historic 25th Street in Ogden would take pause at that statement.
Legends of 25th Street, chronicled in an April exhibit at Ogden's Union Station, speak of opium dens and shady dealings at the heart of the Ogden community. With the influx of immigrants after World War II, Ogden was quite a different place than at present.
Today, residents tell a different story.
"When someone is in need the community pulls together," writes local resident Mikaela Shafer for the blog Indie Ogden Utah. "Any given month you will hear about a benefit show, community clean up, charity event or a city project. People care about their community here and want to work together to make it better."
Shafer helps run the blog Indie Ogden Utah, an online effort focused on spotlighting local businesses, community opportunities and outdoor activities available to Ogden residents.
Shafer joined Forbes in noting the low cost of living in Ogden.
"Not only is housing cheaper but so are lots of other things: dining out, going to local music shows (and) even groceries," Shafer wrote. "Ogden has a lot of discount and savings stores and local places offer a lot of great deals."
The ranking system employed by Forbes combined median household total income, the cost of living index, affordability of homes in the area, the number of residents who own their own homes, school quality, crime rate and average commute time.
All of these statistics were chosen by Forbes to reflect factors crucial to raising a family.
Forbes then ranked the top 100 metropolitan areas in the country on these individual statistics and compared across lists. Ogden performed well in all statistics measured.
Other cities in the top 10 included Omaha, Nebraska and Cincinatti, Ohio.
Provo, Utah barely made the cut, coming in at number 10. Forbes counted the high price of housing in the area a strike against it.


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What is the 'rush' of First Rush for a backstage and production enthusiast? Read on…
Cinthoorika Dinesh – Head of Education division, evam. She loves being backstage and thinks production is one of the best part of theatre.
I always wondered what exactly happened during the production stage of a play… The day when actors are cast, when lines are learnt, light & sound cues are practiced, you know, the whole creative process. Then I joined evam. Personally, I believe it is exciting to part of the backstage/ behind the camera team.
Ironically, after a couple of months into evam, I was designated to handle First Rush. It's a month long process where participants undergo an extensive weekend workshop, followed by a month long rehearsal and graduate by putting up a show. My First Rush journey began along with the first participants of this course.
Finally the workshop happens – The joy of watching the facilitator inspire participants, participants exploring hidden emotions within themselves and having a lot of fun at the same time, learning new exercises, activating their voices like never before! Then comes the day of getting introduced to different sketches – The reading process. The glee of discovering the role you are getting for the final play. The process of getting oneself "into the character". The endless hours of rehearsals, getting your cues right, ensuring that your co-actors get their cues right. Those inside jokes that you develop when you miss your entry.
The brainstorming of ideas for the production names and backstage and props and the costumes and situations like,
"Oh, I have a dress that I can lend it to you – It will be perfect for your role"
"The production head is looking for a wine glass for this play – Machaa get one from your house da. Dai naangellam only beer party."
"Oii! Stop eating those biscuits!!! It's a prop dammit!"
And finally! The show day. You get to the auditorium, see the lights being rigged and it dawns upon you that this is the day you have been preparing for such a long time. The super hectic tech sessions, the director swooping in to save the day… Finally the crowd starts coming in and an hour later, you feel 'it'. The first rush of getting on stage, the pin drop silence in the auditorium during the performance and ending the night amidst claps and adulation from the audience. The 'First Rush' of becoming a theatre artist.
The above mentioned journey might have been of an amateur actor. But the high and feeling of first rush will still remain the same, every time you get on the stage or execute backstage or handle the tech.
I discovered mine every time with many such precious projects and still do!


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Bad Faith Claims on the Rise in Pennsylvania
Bad faith for an insurance company means that it does not pay out on a claim when it should. If you are in a car accident and your insurance company doesn't handle the claim properly, or refuses to pay on the claim, it could be a case of bad faith. According to the Legal Intelligencer, bad faiths claims are on the rise. Why depends on who you ask, plaintiff or defense counsel. Defense counsel would most likely say most of the bad faith claims are simply a tactic. Plaintiff counsel would most likely say that the claims are on the rise because insurance companies are refusing to pay out when they should, especially in cases of uninsured or underinsured motorist claims.
What is Bad Faith?
Essentially, bad faith means that an insurance company delays or refuses to pay on a claim for no legally acceptable reason. Some examples of bad faith include:
- Inappropriate denial of insurance coverage
- Not conducting a reasonable investigation of a claim or denying a claim without investigation
- Failure to act within a reasonable period of time in
- Conducting an investigation
- Confirming or denying coverage
- Paying or denying the claim
- Providing an explanation of denial
- Not providing information about policy limits (financial amounts available under the insurance policy)
- Seeking to apply a standard that varies significantly from the rest of the insurance community
- Unreasonably and purposefully delaying or withholding payment
There are many examples of bad faith, but essentially, the insurance company is engaging in behavior that violates the standards of the insurance community, utilizes the legal system inappropriately, and/or tries to delay, discount or deny a claim it has reason to know is valid.
What Does Bad Faith Mean to You?
If you are injured in an accident, you could experience bad faith from your insurance company or from the other person's (or people's) insurance companies.
One of the reasons it is important to engage an attorney early on after you suffered an injury in a car accident, through medical malpractice, premises liability or in any case in which an insurance company might be involved, is because it is unlikely that you will be able to tell when the company is acting in bad faith.
If you have been injured and need legal assistance, or if you have been trying to deal with an insurance company and you believe it is acting in bad faith, please contact us. We will be happy to talk about your case with you.


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Confirmed by the 2011 year-end RevPAR (revenue per available room) of more $159, Miami Beach hotels for sale are amongst the most sought after properties in the commercial real estate market throughout the country. According to data from Smith Travel Research, when compare to the top 25 hotel markets in the country, the Miami hotel market ranks second just behind New York City. The consistently strong RevPAR performance by hotels in Miami Beach along with the future outlook of the submarket, it is no wonder investors are scrambling for opportunities to either buy Miami Beach hotels for sale or by developing one from the ground up.
The Miami International Airport in particular, is one of the biggest factors driving the night demand per room throughout Miami, particularly the Airport/ Civic Center area and the Doral submarkets. Developers are aware that these two submarkets habitually post some of the highest occupancy levels in the Miami-Dade area. In 2011, the Airport/Civic Center had an annual occupancy level of 82.1% and the Doral submarket achieved 81.0%.
Based on a large amount of data, interviews, and Miami hotel market studies performed, it's concluded that there is a significant level of unaccommodated nightly room demand in submarkets. This conclusion is confirmed by the industries general guideline that implies unaccommated room night demand is present in a competitive market that has annual occupancy levels above 70%.
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I. Northern climate predictability rooted in the ocean by Tor Eldevik, professor Geofysisk institutt / forskningsleder Bjerknessenteret
A century ago, Vilhelm Bjerknes and colleagues – in Bergen – realised weather prediction as an operational practice. A main challenge for the scientific community today is to realise similar predictive skill for the evolution of regional climate on seasonal to decadal time scale. The challenge is concerned with two parallell efforts:
1) to develop numerical climate prediction models that are the climate-scale equivalent to those used in weather forecasting, and 2) establish from observations and mechanistic understanding to what extent climate actually can be predicted.
As a specific example, it will be shown how our observed northern climate relates predictably to the state of the Atlantic ocean. Particularly, we predict that Norwegian air temperature will decrease over the coming years, although staying above the long-term (1981–2010) average. Winter Arctic sea ice extent will remain low but with a general increase toward 2020.
II. From chaos to(wards) curiosity in the classroom by Helge Drange, Geofysisk institutt, UiB.
The step from passively experiencing movements in air and sea – and in many aspects taking nature for granted to actually understand and describe the main dynamical features based on first physical principles, is perceived as a grand challenge for most students. There are several reasons for this: The first three semesters at the University is typically filled with theoretical mathematics and physics, often with weak link to applications. When the students are introduced to atmosphere and ocean dynamics in the fourth semester, the students need – for the first time – to actively apply the mathematical and physical tool boxes. The theory of fluid dynamics on a rotating sphere is both complex, beautiful and sometimes counter-intuitive, and for many, mentally overwhelming (and we have all been fourth semester students…).
To illustrate some aspects of what the theory says about the basic movements in air and sea, hands-on experiments with a small, rotating tank can be used. Several of the experiments are very simple to carry out, and can therefore easily be intertwined with more traditional teaching in the classroom. Examples will be given where water, ice, salt and colour moves and mixes in visually beautiful ways – to support theory, contribute to deeper learning, seed curiosity, and motivate discussions.
A natural, follow-up to the above is to introduce measurements of weather and water in the math teaching at the high schools. An example will be presented where parts/chapters of the school books in mathematics, physics, technology, etc. can be substituted by analysing real-time observations from air and sea, and by solving associated exercises. The activity is named 'Ekte data '.


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Revenue Management for Enhance Profitability: An Introduction for Hotel Owners and Asset Managers
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[Excerpt] Most hotel managers are familiar with the term revenue management (RM), but RM for the hotel industry has evolved considerably from the original practice, which was developed two decades ago by American Airlines. As that company stated in its 1987 Annual Report, RM's goal is to maximize revenues by selling the right seat (or room, in the case of the hotel business) to the right customers and at the right time. While that definition states the essence of RM, as we discuss in this chapter, the hotel industry has refined the concepts of what is the right room, who is the right customer, and when is the right time.
At its most basic level, RM is about a hotel's ability to segment its consumers and price and control room inventory differently across these segments—in essence practicing some form of price discrimination. In. many instances, RM used in the hotel industry has been shown to increase revenue by 2 to 5 percent. The high fixed cost and low variable cost typically associated with the hotel industry means that a large portion of this revenue increase flows directly to the bottom line. As an owner or manager, it is important that you understand what RM is, how it works, how it is typically organized, and how you measure its success. In addition, it is essential that you know the right questions to ask to help ensure that your property reaches its revenue potential. In this chapter, we will highlight the ever-changing face of RM and what an owner needs to know about RM. The purpose of this chapter is to provide a broad overview of RM, enabling the reader to be knowledgeable enough to understand the underpinnings of today's RM systems.
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© Wiley. Final version published as: Kimes, S., & Anderson, C. K. (2011). Revenue management for enhanced profitability: An introduction for hotel owners and asset managers. In M. C. Sturman, J. B. Corgel, & R. Verma (Eds.), The Cornell School of Hotel Administration on hospitality: Cutting edge thinking and practice (pp. 192-206). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley. Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.
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PAX: Buckeye, Stones, Chumbucket, Diapers, Hard Hat, Spaulding, Ray, Dabo, Peaches, Big Easy, Gambit (QIC)
11 PAX pulled themselves from the fartsack this morning for some humpday fun. YHC is constantly amazed at how so many PAX have their travel time to the #MOB down to the minute. 5 PAX there at 0513, 11 by 0516. Although, apparently Judge Judy and Sawed Off got lost and turned around.
Conditions: Same as the past 3 months
Disclaimer: I'm not trained and never claimed to be professional. If you get hurt, suck it up
Warm-up: (IC) SSH x 30, TTT x 15, AC x 20 forward and reverse, slow deep squats x 15, IW x 20, mosey to Pritchard st for tempo merkins x 10, side shuffle right toward bruin, side shuffle left, reverse run, mosey to the corner of Pritchard and Bruin
The Thang: Moving 10/10
It is approximately 1 mile from the corner of Bruin/Pritchard to Morris Garage on 46. All PAX run together for the mile stopping every 0.1 mi and complete 10 burpees for a total of 100 burpees and 1 mile. 10 count. Return run 1 mile alternating between 10 jump squats and 10 lunges each leg every 0.1 miles. We made it 0.6 miles before we needed a fast mosey back to the corner of Bruin/Pritchard. Regroup and AYG back to the flag touching down at 0601.
No time for Mary
Announcements: Urkle and Chumbucket organizing 6 for 6 challenge. See the pre blast for more info. TYC planning a second AO (TBD) with launch date set for Oct 13th.
Prayers: Family of Michael that we have been praying for. He passed away yesterday after a battle with cancer
There seems to be a lot of PAX MIA lately. Call someone, give them shit, make them show up. (Except for Simpson, giving him shit doesn't work) Good push from everyone this morning. Most everyone was relieved we didn't do burpees for the mile back. I think Ray was the only one upset. We need a Q for Saturday. Actually, we need more people to step up and Q. Many people hovering in the background hesitant to step up and lead. WTH are you waiting for?
Go Cocks!
Gambit OUT!


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slouchy hat {sample sale}
Here at The Crafty Jackalope we are constantly designing, testing our products by making samples. It is our pleasure to be able to offer them to our customers at a discounted price. Slightly worn (by fit models & for photo shoots) all our samples are in excellent condition and all finishing is professional and done right!
All samples are final sale.
This sample is the Slouchy Hat. Very light-weight and super soft slouchy hats. One has raindrop details, the other is a reverse St-st.
size: Medium with ample stretch
brim: 19"
height: 11"
fiber content: 100% brushed aplaca/22% silk
color: Cream or Grey
care: hand wash in cool water, lay flat to dry
care: hand wash in cool water, lay flat to dry
please note, colors may vary from computer screen to actual garment.


text: Felis ISSN 2398-2950 Skin: Bowenoid in situ carcinoma Synonym(s): BISC; Multicentric squamous cell carcinoma in situ; Feline Bowen's disease Contributor(s): Irene Rochlitz, David Scarff Introduction Pathogenesis Diagnosis Treatment Prevention Outcomes Introduction Cause: Felis catus papillomavirus type 2. While this papillomavirus commonly infects cats, Bowenoid in situ carcinomas are thought to be rare. Viral plaques and Bowenoid in situ carcinomas probably represent a continuum depending on the presence or absence of dysplasia within the sample. Signs: multiple, irregular, raised, keratinized or ulcerated up to 3 cm diameter skin lesions. Disease usually in middle-aged to older cats. Lesions can develop in pigmented or non-pigmented skin. Diagnosis: histopathology possibly with immunohistochemistry or molecular diagnostics. Treatment: surgical excision if necessary. Cryotherapy may also be appropriate as lesion superficial. Some evidence that imiquimod cream may be beneficial, although no controlled studies. Prognosis: some lesions will remain stable for a long period of time without causing significant illness in the cat. However, up to 15% of Bowenoid in situ carcinomas may progress to squamous cell carcinoma. Bowenoidin situcarcinomas can also become extensive necessitating euthanasia due to repeated skin infections. Pathogenesis Etiology Felis catus papillomavirus type 2. This virus is detectible on the skin of a high proportion of cats. Therefore, host factors are more important than the presence of the papillomavirus in determining which cats will develop disease. Predisposing factorsGeneral Immunosuppression was initially though to play a significant role in disease development. More recent studies have failed to find a strong association between detectible immunosuppressive disease and the development of Bowenoid in situ carcinoma plaques in cats. Pathophysiology The causative papillomavirus infects basal cells early in life and cats probably remain infected throughout life. The infection remains asymptomatic in most cats. In a small proportion of cats, the host is unable to maintain a low rate of viral replication. The increased replication results in the development of a visible lesion. As the lesion becomes bigger, dysplasia starts to develop within the cells. The presence of dysplasia suggests pre-neoplastic change and results in a diagnosis of Bowenoid in situ carcinoma. Penetration of the basement membrane by the cells indicates a true neoplasm and prompts a diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma. Timecourse Infection is probably early in life with a very long latency. The duration of disease is extremely variable and unpredictable. Some Bowenoid in situ carcinomas stabilize and remain unchanged over many years while some cats develop many rapidly growing lesions that progress to squamous cell carcinoma. Epidemiology Cats are frequently asymptomatically infected with Felis catus papillomavirus type 2. Whether or not a cat will develop disease is primarily dependent on host factors. However, the factors in the host that cause disease are currently poorly understood. Diagnosis This article is available in full to registered subscribers Sign up now to purchase a 30 day trial, or Login Treatment This article is available in full to registered subscribers Sign up now to purchase a 30 day trial, or Login Prevention This article is available in full to registered subscribers Sign up now to purchase a 30 day trial, or Login Outcomes This article is available in full to registered subscribers Sign up now to purchase a 30 day trial, or Login Further ReadingPublicationsRefereed papers Recent references from PubMed and VetMedResource. Munday J S (2014) Papillomaviruses in felids. Vet J 199 (3), 340-347 PubMed. Munday J S, Aberdein D (2012) Loss of retinoblastoma protein, but not p53, is associated with the presence of papillomaviral DNA in feline viral plaques, Bowenoid in situ carcinomas, and squamous cell carcinomas. Vet Pathol 49 (3), 538-545 PubMed. Munday J S, French A F, Peters-Kennedy J et al (2011) Increased p16CDKN2A protein within feline cutaneous viral plaques, bowenoid in situ carcinomas, and a subset of invasive squamous cell carcinomas. Vet Pathol 48 (2), 460-465 PubMed. Munday J S & Peters-Kennedy J (2010) Consistent detection of Felis domesticus papillomavirus 2 DNA sequences within feline viral plaques. J Vet Diagn Invest 22 (6), 946-949 PubMed. Munday J S, Kiupel M (2010) Papillomavirus-associated cutaneous neoplasia in mammals. Vet Pathol 47 (2), 254-264 PubMed. Munday J S, Witham A I (2010) Frequent detection of papillomavirus DNA in clinically normal skin of cats infected and noninfected with feline immunodeficiency virus. Vet Dermatol 21 (3), 307-310 PubMed. Lange C E, Tobler K, Markau T et al (2009) Sequence and classification of FdPV2, a papillomavirus isolated from feline Bowenoid in situ carcinomas. Vet Microbiol 137 (1-2), 60-65 PubMed. Gill V L, Bergman P J, Baer K E et al (2008) Use of imiquimod 5% cream (Aldara) in cats with multicentric squamous cell carcinoma in situ: 12 cases (2002-2005). Vet Comp Oncol 6 (1), 55-64 PubMed. Munday J S, Willis K A, Kiupel M et al (2008) Amplification of three different papillomaviral DNA sequences from a cat with viral plaques. Vet Dermatol 19 (6), 400-404 PubMed. Munday J S, Kiupel M, French A F et al (2007) Detection of papilomaviral sequences in feline Bowenoid in situ carcinoma using consensus primers. Vet Dermatol 18 (4), 241-245 PubMed. Wilhelm S, Degorce-Rubiales F, Godson D et al (2006) Clinical, histological and immunohistochemical study of feline viral plaques and bowenoid in situ carcinomas. Vet Dermatol 17 (6), 424-431 PubMed. 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Ives Trail planners to map out progress at meeting
In the coming year, those rough plans will be refined and revised, as the trail moves closer to opening in 2006.
"Good things keep happening, month by month," said Bill Montgomery, president of the Swampfield Land Trust, one of the groups participating in the trail's creation.
On Sunday, the land trust will turn its annual meeting over to the men responsible for actually plotting the trail: Rick DeWitt of Bethel and Jack Kozuchowski, director of environmental and occupational health studies for Danbury. The meeting begins at 2:30 p.m. at Danbury Library, with DeWitt and Kozuchowski's talk set for 3 p.m.
Danbury City Planner Dennis Elpern first realized several years ago that there was a broad 3,000-acre swath of undeveloped land - parks, nature preserve - running from Bethel to Ridgefield. He had the idea of tying the land together with a hiking trail.
In 2004, when Kozuchowski and DeWitt - president of the Western Connecticut Orienteering Club - began plotting the trail, they were astonished to find that between existing trails and old wood roads, there was not a lot of trail clearing anyone would need to do.
"We've been lucky," said Kozuchowski, chairman of the Ives Trail Greenway Task Force.
The current course of the trail would take it from the Terre Haute land in Bethel across the Mountain Pond and Eureka Reservoir properties, to the 856-acre Tarrywile Park in Danbury. It would then go across Tarrywile to Wooster Mountain State Park, then across Route 7 to the Pine Mountain and Bennett's Pond open space areas in Ridgefield.
There is also a link from Tarrywile to the birthplace of the trail's namesake: Danbury composer Charles Ives.
Kozuchowski said the trail task force will work with the Conway School of Landscape Design of Conway, Mass. They'll do a complete survey of the proposed trail, looking for any sensitive habitats that should be protected. They'll also produce a GIS (Geographical Information Systems) map of the trail and greenway.
At the same time, the National Park Service has agreed to act as a consultant to create a management and maintenance plan for the 14-mile trail.
When these two groups complete their work, Kozuchowski said, the region will have a much stronger idea of where the trail will run and how the region can operate it over time. The committee then can make final routing and with luck, open the entire trail to the public in 2006.
"It's an ambitious plan," Kozuchowski said. "But it's got a lot of momentum.''
The Swampfield Land Trust's annual meeting will be held Sunday, 2:30 p.m. at the Farioly Room of Danbury Library. Jack Kozuchowski and Rick DeWitt will discuss the Ives Trail at 3 p.m. For more information, call (203) 744-2795.
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A Toast to Drinking No Wine Before Its Time
A review of Capcanes Peraj Ha'abid 2008, the Glenmorangie Signet and the Ardbeg Alligator.
By Joshua E. London and Louis Marmon
Washington Jewish Week December 21, 2011
While it is true that most wine is meant to be consumed within a few years after its release, there are many wines that are created with aging in mind. In general, these wines have markedly noticeable tannins – the chemical compounds from the grape stems, seeds and skins that influence the wine's color, structure and ultimately its aging ability.
Tannins are the compounds that give the "dry," or bitter, taste that is similar to the sensations found in a cup of tea that has been allowed to steep for too long. Over time the more harsh, harder tannins eventually "soften" to become less apparent but still able to impart a desirable structure to the wine. In well-crafted wines, this process is integrated with a melding of flavors.
For those with enough patience and resources to acquire age-worthy wines, the rewards can be considerable. For most of the last century, finding age-worthy kosher wines was incredibly difficult. Decades of cheap, sweet-wine saturation meant that the kosher wine marketplace neither desired nor knew what to do with wines that truly benefitted from additional aging in the bottle. The kosher wine market has improved dramatically and matured considerably over the last 15 years. While no longer a fool's errand, however, finding age-worthy kosher wines still requires some forethought.
A reasonable approach is to buy wines that have a track-record of aging well such as the kosher wines produced at the Celler de Capcanes.
Located in Spain's Catalonia region, Capcanes began as a local wine cooperative that sold only bulk – non kosher – wine. In 1995, it was approached by Barcelona's Jewish community to bottle a kosher wine which resulted in the installation of new equipment and modernization of the winery.
After that initial foray into kosher production, Capcanes has gone from strength to strength. For the past several years its kosher wines have been consistently among the best in the world including the excellent 2008 Peraj Ha'abib ($50), a deeply dark, full-bodied elegant effort comprised of indigenous Garnacha del Pais grapes mixed with Cabernet Sauvignon and Carinena. Opening with red berry and spice aromas, it shows expressive raspberry, blackberry, cherry, coffee and mocha flavors with firm tannins, and a long, almost sweet red fruit finish. Hold this beauty for at least five years before enjoying at a suitably special Shabbos, Yom Tov, or other festive meal.
Unlike wine, pure high-proof spirits – those not blended with cream, fruit juices or other flavor enhancers – do not really age once bottled.
Sure, technically, the passage of time will likely entail some change, particularly if the bottle was exposed to extreme or prolonged temperature and light conditions. But then such conditions can ruin most anything potable. For the most part, however, whisky and related spirits once bottled and sealed do not change until opened.
Unlike wine, almost all the chemical compounds in distilled spirits are heat-stable. They were, after all, distilled at high temperatures to begin with, especially when compared to typical ambient storage temperatures. Further, spirits are high proof, 80 proof (40 percent alcohol by volume) or stronger, and ethyl alcohol is very stable – rendering essentially insignificant any changes that might occur with considerable time (meaning decades) in bottle. That is, a well-sealed, well-filled, high-proof distilled spirit should taste almost exactly the same with 100 years of bottle age as it does today.
The distinctive flavor characteristics of any alcohol beverage are conveyed by the non-alcohol components – which is why quality vodka, or grain-neutral spirit, is essentially flavorless. In whisky production, for example, the grain based spirit is distilled at less than 190 proof (under 95% ABV), usually between 110 and 140 proof (55 to 70 percent alcohol). The non-alcohol components that remain come from the base ingredients as shaped by the production process (malting, fermentation and distillation), the shape of the stills and related paraphernalia, and then the all-important maturation in oak casks. This final stage gives the whisky all of its natural color and most of its flavor.
While tinkering is possible at any stage, the most dramatic results come from changes to the base ingredients and the management of the oak maturation. Two interesting and hugely rewarding single-malt Scotch whisky experiments come to mind: the Glenmorangie Signet ($200) and the Ardbeg Alligator ($100).
The Glenmorangie Signet was made using whisky distilled from a heavily roasted "chocolate" malt (so called because of the unusually dark or caramelized color of the malted barley from the roasting) married to aged whisky from back when Glenmorangie still malted its own barley on site (over 30 years ago).
The resulting whisky is huge and delicious. The Signet has lovely, complex notes of malt and chocolate. The wood is very much present, but plays nicely with this oily, hefty dram, creating something almost like a marmalade bitter sweetness on the tongue. Try it first neat, and give it 20 minutes to breath – the nose is just out of this world with additional notes of orange zest, nutmeg, oiled leather, ground coffee, and honey. Tastes super with ice too, though we don't especially recommend drinking much of it with ice – the cold inhibits aspects of it, allowing other bits of the taste profile to shine through. A stunning joyride, with an contemplative dimension.
Ardbeg Alligator was crafted using a marriage of their standard 10-year-old with whisky that spent 10 years maturing in new, rather than used, American oak casks that were intensely charred inside – such that the cracked, heavily charred texture of the oak staves resembles the thick, scaly skin of an alligator.
However useful or silly the marketing-image may be, the final product is powerfully good stuff! Not as far afield from the flagship 10-year-old as we expected, though a bit more of a bruiser – with notes of chocolate, citrus, baked apples, something like cider vinegar, candied ginger, French vanilla, and something vaguely Asian-like on the spice front, with an appealingly soft mélange of smoke, smoked fish, charred oak, and glowing charcoal briquette notes, ending in an absorbing, long softly smoky finish. L'chaim!


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Book Review – "The Obesity Code by Jason Fung
Written by: Robert D Brinsmead
I have just finished reading an amazing book by a Canadian Doctor (Jason Fung) called The Obesity Code. It illustrates to me that the very mistaken war on fat that was waged for 50 years seemed to have all the experts on board, all the health authorities, the AHA and especially Big Brother government, spending millions of dollars in its Nanny State crusade, churning out anti-fat propaganda that caused millions to switch from butter to margarine which was only one step away from having people eating processed plastic and then trans-fats literally killing millions of people, and then all the useless low fat milks and food giants going bezerk selling this and that on the basis that it contained low fat or no fat. If any one dared to get up saying that it is not fat that makes you fat, he would get howled down as an idiot, a knuckle dragging troglodyte, and all the while the obesity epidemic raged on. Jason Fung cites authentic population studies galore which finally exploded the folly of the 50-year war on fat, a thing that largely led the entire population to take their eyes off sugar and refined carbohydrates which the food manufacturers crammed into their processed foods to take the place of fat. Anyway, Fung goes on to warn that there is a great deal to the whole story because obesity, like heart disease, is a complex problem just as heart disease and general well-being is a very complex thing – for there are multiple causes of disease and multiple factors in overall health – meaning that there is no one single bullet for a solution.


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Check out this side by side comparison of quotes by McCain and Obama on the issues. It also allows you to see quotes from other high profile politicians. http://labs.google.com/inquotes/
Oct 07 2008
McCain, Obama – Side by Side Comparison
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Oct 01 2008
Assembly constraint options
Two of the most under used and misunderstood application options are related to assembly constraints. How many times have you inherited someone else's assembly file and spent hours trying to unravel their constraint scheme?
Enter the options, 'constraint redundancy analysis' and 'constraint failure analysis'.
Constraint redundancy analysis will analyze for duplicate constraints applied within your assembly. The redundant constraints will be marked in your browser for your information. This is not considered an error, just a means to diagnose your constraints to a deeper level.
Constraint failure analysis will analyze for conflicting constraints. Normally, when this option is turned off a conflicting constraint that is applied will highlight as an error but will not show you which other constraint is it in conflict with. When this option is on, it will highlight all of the constraints that conflict with one another.
It's important to remember that having these options turned on, especially when working with large assemblies will require Inventor to perform more checks than normal when applying constraints and will result in slightly slower performance. It is considered a best practice to turn these options on only when required. I'd like to hear your comments on how you use these options.
Permanent link to this article: http://cadtoolbox.com/2008/10/01/assembly-constraint-options/
Aug 08 2008
Inventor on 2 computers and 3 screens?
If you have ever done a lot intense rendering within Inventor studio on large assemblies, you know how long the rendering process can take to create a lengthy animation. Even by breaking the animation into short segments and pasting them together later still can take hours for a few seconds of animation. One solution to the problem is to use multiple computers for your work consisting of a primary workstation for everyday work and a dedicated workstation to perform rendering and video composition.
I have found it to be nice to use two monitors on a primary workstation and at least one for the rendering workstation. This can start to pose a problem in a small work area with 2 computers, 3 monitors, 2 keyboards, 2 mice, and 2 space pilots. Along with this, the constant turning from one work area to the next isn't the most ergonomically efficient working habit to follow.
An obvious solution to the issue would be to purchase a KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch to utilize 1 keyboard, mouse, and space pilot for both computers. You may need a separate USB hub to do this, depending on the number of USB connections the KVM switch you purchase has. The KVM switch basically allows you to manually switch which computer your input devices controls when you want.
The draw back is that a KVM switch usually has some delay in the actual switch over (a few seconds at least) and you have to remember to press the button each time.
A solution that seems to have the best results is a combination of hardware KVM and a software KVM switch. The software KVM switch I use is Inputer Director (http://www.inputdirector.com/). You basically set one of the computers as the master (the one that actually has the keyboard/mouse attached). The slave is then driven by the master workstation. The transition is seamless when your mouse crosses from the first computers monitor(s) to the second computers monitor(s). The connection is over your local LAN with no noticeable graphic issues or network performance hits.
The hardware KVM is then used to utilize your Space Pilot (or other device) on the second workstation.
So far it seems to be a good setup. If anyone else uses an method, post your configuration so we can compare.
Note: I wasn't able to photograph my setup so I sourced this photo from a Google image search.
Permanent link to this article: http://cadtoolbox.com/2008/08/08/inventor-on-2-computers-and-3-screens/


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Two Bedroom Two Bath Condo On Shores Of Lake Erie. Private Beach & Indoor Pool
The condominium is a wonderful get away for a family vacation, girls weekend or the Wine Fest weekend. The private beach is perfectly maintained with beach chairs available. The volleyball nets and fire pits provide fun throughout the day and into the evening. Everyone gathers by the fire for smores and scary stories.
The indoor pool is clean, well maintained and inviting. The pool is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The condo is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit. The floor is tile so there is no concern about sand or wet bathing suits. The Master bedroom has a king sized bed, armoire, dresser and two night stands. The second bedroom has a queen sized bed, dresser, night stand and table. The mattresses are one of Levin's best. We have a sectional sleeper sofa in the living room with a double pull out bed. The unit sleeps 6 nicely, but could sleep more if they are little ones.
The kitchen has beautiful granite countertops and all stainless steel appliances. We have all the basics such as coffee pot, toaster, blender, microwave and we have also provided a George Foreman grill and Magic Bullet for fun meals and quick clean up.
The living room has a large sleeper sectional sofa that can easily and comfortably seat 6 to 8. The entertainment center has a 60′ smart TV and a bluray player. The premium cable package includes high definition channels and 4 premium channels (HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, and Stars). A foosball table for a little friendly competition.
2015 is the first rental year for this unit and everything is brand new from the furniture to the linen and all the kitchen equipment. We furnished the unit with the goal of providing a comfortable and relaxing environment. The views are sensational – second to none. The condo is air conditioned but some nights it is so pleasant to just open the sliding door, and windows and hear the waves and feel the breeze.
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- Clothes DryerFull size
- FireplaceElectric
- Parking
- InternetWiFi
- Towels ProvidedIncluding beach towels
- Fitness Room / EquipmentIn the lobby area overlooking the pool and beach
- Iron & Board
- Hair Dryer
- Elevator2 elevators in the building
- Living RoomSleeper sectional sofa with a double sleeper. Entertainment center with a 60′ TV. Fireplace with several heat settings and color options.
- Dishwasher
- RefrigeratorHas ice and water through the door
- Stove
- Oven
- Microwave
- Grill
- Coffee Maker
- Toaster
- Pantry ItemsSpices
- Dishes & Utensils
- KitchenThe kitchen is well equipped
- Dining Area
- DiningThe dining room table seats six and the bar area seats two. The dining room table is granite
- comfy seating for 8 people
- Television60′ in the living area 42′ in each bedroom
- Satellite / CableCable- expanded cable with premium channels (HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, and Stars) and many High Definition channels
- DVD PlayerBluray
- Foosball
- GamesFoosball table
Outdoor Features
- Balcony120 square feet Table and chairs
- GolfApproximately one mile away
Pool / Spa
- Indoor Pool
- Heated Pool
- Communal Pool
- Our condominium unit is actually on the fourth level of a five level building, but the unit is #304. The ground level units are listed as LL(lower level).
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Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 11:00 AM
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The property is very bright and welcoming. Balcony looks over the lake. The pool is very nice. Restaurants not too far away.Published Feb 1, 2019
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Good communication with owners. Comfortable stay at a very reasonable price. Great location for any season.Published Jan 16, 2019
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My husband and I stayed for a brief getaway after our wedding. The condo is beautiful and the view is gorgeous! Plenty of amenities and very comfortable. We would like to return in the summer when it is a bit warmer and catch a sunset!Published Oct 29, 2018
Wonderful weekend girls' getaway – we would do it all over again!
5/5 Stayed Oct 2018Pauljne R.
From the moment we walked into the space, it felt very bright, clean, and inviting! We had a bit of trouble with the tv remote, and Kathy was quick to get us the help we needed. Within a few short minutes we were good to go. The location of the condo is great as is the layout of it. We will definitely be back!
One tiny inconvenience to be aware of is that when you are in the condo, there is no cellular/internet service. We had to leave the room to make calls and check email. We viewed this as a positive because it allowed us to truly unplug, but it's something to be aware of.
Again, this experience was even better than we expected. Highly recommend!Published Oct 29, 2018
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We stayed at this condo for two nights in September and loved it. The condo is very clean and nicely decorated. Great view from the balcony overlooking the lake. Looking forward to going again next year. We have and will recommend this condo.Published Oct 12, 2018
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PAST, present and future members and associates of Swindon Cricket Club came together at the weekend to celebrate the club's 175th anniversary.
With three different events held across the two days at the club's County Ground home, there was something for everyone which was reflected in the excellent turnouts.
Celebrations started on Saturday with a meeting for older members, which included afternoon tea.
The volume then cranked up as the evening crowd were entertained by local bands alongside a hog roast.
On Sunday, guests were treated to a two-course meal provided by Dotty's Cafe alongside stories of the club's past by local historian Dick Mattick.
Following the meal, a raffle and auction were held to help raise funds for Swindon Rotary Club's chosen charity – End Polio Now.
More than £800 was raised, which will be trebled by the Bill Gates Foundation.
Following the meal, a T20 match between a Swindon XI and a British Railways XI took place on the County Ground pitch to round off proceedings.
Swindon first-team captain Marc Williamson said: "We had a good weekend of partying. Everyone who came really enjoyed themselves.
"There was a sit-down evening meal on Saturday and then an old boys T20 match on Sunday, which was very well attended.
"It was a really good weekend and great to see some of the old faces again.
"When you get to anniversaries like likes, it is always important to celebrate the people who have gone before you and made the club what it is today.
"It was great to have them back and make them feel part of the club again.
"The club is in a really good place at the moment. All four teams are doing well on the pitch and it is really great to be part of it.
"Overall, it was a really great weekend."
Swindon Cricket Club would like to thank sponsors Coe Capital Wealth Management, Randy and Carina Roze for contacting former members, Hop Kettle Brewing Company for their donation, Deacons Jewellers' Richard Deacon for his donation of wine alongside raffle and auction prizes and the 175 Cup, as well as Sarah Aubrey, Kevin Thompson, Dick Mattick and bar staff Sal and Lara for all of their help in making the event such a success.


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Monday, January 23, 2012
Tour Of Tiny Room (It Won't Take Long)
The door to the kitchen is on the far left of this picture. The south facing side of the living room has two big windows. This is mainly of the left one.
Going around the room clockwise, this is the right hand south window and end of the couch on the west stairway wall.
The couch and Papa Pea's current chair so positioned so he can be close to the open fire at night and toast his tootsies. (Note box of old files he's slogging his way through at night.)
Papa Pea's chair again and the north wall of the living room. The wall paneling is photographing strangely. It looks pale and freckled.
Next you can see the wood stove and the storage unit taken out of the old kitchen/living room area. This will go up into hubby's office and we'll build a similar unit with sides that will go from floor to ceiling. It will have a wood box on the left bottom with drawers for storage on the right. The floor to ceiling side on the left will be covered with fire-proof material as will the walls behind the wood stove, probably Z-Brick. The top of the cabinet part of the unit will hold a new, moderately sized flat screen TV for DVD watching and Mama Pea will celebrate when the very old, very large, clunky cabinet, small screen TV leaves the bedroom. Shelves for books will go above the TV. The door to the right leads into the kitchen.
That's the 25¢ tour. Hope you can get some idea of what the room looks like. There's too much furniture squished in there and not of the style I want but it's a place for us to park our buttinskis of a winter evening for right now.
20 comments:
- Jane @ Hard Work Homestead said...
Well I am ready to pull up a chair and warm myself by your wood stove. I dont think it to full. I was wondering what your long term plans for the floor are? Tile, carpet, wood? Cause your arm might just fall off if you are making a rug that size
- Monday, January 23, 2012 4:04:00 PM
- Karen L. said...
And oh my goodness just look at those quilts!!!!!! See, you can/do quilt. Maybe you should just combine your two blogs and show quilts here whenever you get the chance to make on. And today that woodstove looks nice and toasty. It's gray and yucky here today as it has been for that last couple of days. Ick!
- Monday, January 23, 2012 4:34:00 PM
- Sparkless said...
That looks like a wonderfully cozy living room. It's going to be beautiful when it's done cause it already looks pretty good to me.
I think it takes more pictures to show a small room than a large one. I can never back up enough to get a whole room in a shot in our house so that makes it hard to take pictures of the inside of our house.
- Monday, January 23, 2012 5:04:00 PM
- Mama Pea said...
Jane - Got a giggle out of your comment about me making a rug for the living room floor! Nope, not gonna do it. We're thinking of a wood laminate flooring with perhaps a small area rug in the center. (It wouldn't have to be more than 2 x 3'. ;o])
P.S. You can warm you buns by our wood stove any time.
Karen L. - It's been blowing and snowing here all day. Temp is around 30 which is making the roads slippery. I think we may have gotten about 3" but it's hard to tell with all the blowing. I have lots and lots of quilts and wall hangings I've made . . . just not anything recently. :o(
Sparkless - Well, bless your little heart for saying it looks cozy. You should have seen the corners I wedged myself into to get these pictures. You're right; you can never get far enough away in a small room.
- Monday, January 23, 2012 5:20:00 PM
It all looks great, Mama Pea. And I love your solution to the TV problem. The TV is neatly contained and not obnoxious. Good job!-"M"
- Monday, January 23, 2012 5:24:00 PM
- Sue said...
Quite spacious. I'm not kidding. I have room for one couch, one chair, one ottoman and a tv. That's it. And I love it...though yours is better with those beautiful pine walls. Gosh, it's so "comfortable". I just love it.
- Monday, January 23, 2012 5:36:00 PM
- Carolyn said...
That's the first thing I noticed too! The quilts!
The room isn't finished? Honestly, I have to go back now to see.
- Monday, January 23, 2012 6:43:00 PM
- Mama Pea said...
"M" - We've never shopped for a new TV so this might be an eye-opening experience for us. I hope we can get a flat screen that is small enough for the space we need to fit it into.
Sue - Where do I send your money? I feel like it's such a mismatched, junky, overloaded room right now. I really get worried when I try to figure out how I'll ever make it look "nice."
Carolyn Renee - No, my dear, it's still a long way from finished. But come spring, we're gonna GET IT DONE!
I was just overjoyed because after trying all day, I finally was able to comment on your blog just a few minutes ago . . . then it disappeared. Waaaaaah!
- Monday, January 23, 2012 7:06:00 PM
- Erin said...
It's gorgeous! Tiny rooms are underrated. I love cozy rooms where people don't need to shout to hear one another. It looks the perfect size, warm and inviting!
- Monday, January 23, 2012 9:20:00 PM
- Patty said...
Hey Mama Pea-
I love your living room! It's wonderful the way it is (all cozy and country looking), and I'm sure it will be amazing when it's all fixed up the way you want it.
We got a very small flat screen TV that we use both as a TV and computer monitor. I think it's a 16 inch. They're measured from one top corner to the opposite bottom corner. The only drawback to a small flat screen is that it's too small to amplify the sound much.
- Monday, January 23, 2012 11:06:00 PM
- 2 Tramps said...
A very nice space indeed - and such an interesting looking woodstove. Oh the toasty evenings you will be able to enjoy! Papa Pea is sorting just like Tramp 1 - only Tramp 1 is banished to the shop (where he has a pellet stove for heat...).
- Monday, January 23, 2012 11:32:00 PM
- Mama Pea said...
Erin - Not only will people sitting in my living room not have to shout to hear each other, they can easily play footsie with anyone else in the room, too.
Patty - Thanks, Patty, for the compliment and info!
2 Tramps - It's nice to have a place to "banish" your husband to every now and then! I always remember the old joke about when a husband retires and is home all day. The put-upon wife bemoans: "I married him for richer or poorer . . . but not for lunch!"
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 9:33:00 AM
- Jenyfer Matthews said...
I love it - and though I know what you mean about not having the style furniture you want I myself don't like things to be too matchy-matchy either.
You will likely be surprised by how little you have to spend to get a smallish flat screen TV. We went shopping recently and got what I consider a HUGE TV for not very much. (Bigger than I wanted really, but it was better quality and bigger than a smaller one in another brand??)
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 10:09:00 AM
- Susan said...
C.O.S.Y. I would love to curl up on any piece of your furniture with a cup of tea and a book. You can leave me their until spring.
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 10:19:00 AM
- Mama Pea said...
Susan - Your plan is fine with me. I'll even dust you . . . occasionally. :o)
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 11:18:00 AM
- Mama Pea said...
Jen - Yup, I know Papa Pea and I have to just get out there and look at TVs to see what's available now. I'm not expecting to have to pay a lotta $$ since we don't want a giant, super-sized screen. My fear is not being able to find a "small" enough one!
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 12:32:00 PM
- RuthieJ said...
Love it! Thanks for the tour.
- Tuesday, January 24, 2012 9:26:00 PM
- Mama Pea said...
Thanks so much, Ruthie!
- Wednesday, January 25, 2012 10:26:00 AM
- Leigh said...
It looks great. So fresh and inviting! Nice to have a place to park when it's cold outside, isn't it?
- Wednesday, January 25, 2012 1:35:00 PM
- Mama Pea said...
Aw gee, thanks, Leigh! It was not nice that month or so when we had only the kitchen table to sit at of an evening!!
- Wednesday, January 25, 2012 4:47:00 PM


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Rating: 5.8/10 (87 voted)
Director: Adam Blaiklock
Stars: Ben Oxenbould, Daisy Betts, Sam Lyndon
Storyline Surfing charters are meant to be a trip to Paradise. With six male surfers stuck on a boat, there's bound to be some friction. When two of the surf crew are replaced at the last minute with girls - the heat is turned way up. The one single girl on board - SAM - enjoys the attention. She has Bull and Rob wrapped around her finger. The frustrated, psychotic, Bull soon decides, "she'll get what she's asking for" and molests her. Outraged, the others abandon him on an island, but the ever-determined Bull returns, and takes control of the boat. He attacks the crew and holds them hostage. He harasses Sam and tortures the others. It's a nightmare battle of wits, on board the yacht, as the five imprisoned friends must survive the fury of the psycho at the helm.
Writers: Adam Blaiklock, Matt Tomaszewski
Cast: Ben Oxenbould - Bull Daisy Betts - Sam Sam Lyndon - Rob Simon Lyndon - Toobs Leeanna Walsman - Alex Harry Cook - Archie Cox Peter Phelps - Skipper Joe
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Using irradiated doped-silica preforms from which fibres for thermoluminescence dosimetry applications can be fabricated we have carried out a range of luminescence studies, the TL yield of the fibre systems offering many advantages over conventional passive dosimetry types. In this paper we investigate such media, showing emission spectra for irradiated preforms and the TL response of glass beads following irradiation to an (241)Am-Be neutron source located in a tank of water, the glass fibres and beads offering the advantage of being able to be placed directly into liquid. The outcomes from these and other lines of research are intended to inform development of doped silica radiation dosimeters of versatile utility, extending from environmental evaluations through to clinical and industrial applications.
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