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Description and Evaluation of Eating Disorders in Elite Athletes (TCA SHN) (TCA SHN)
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01544400
Recruitment Status : Terminated
First Posted : March 5, 2012
Last Update Posted : August 8, 2016
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Athletes in particular elite athletes have obsessional food and body concerns, in bond with a worship of the performance more and more invading, which lead to clinical and subclinical eating disorders. These eating disorders differ according to the disciplines and are difficult to diagnose in athletes because there are insufficiently described.
Our aim at estimating the frequency of eating disorders in athletes and describing eating disorders by means of somatic, dietetic and psychological evaluations.
|Condition or disease
|Eating Disorders Anorexia Nervosa Boulimia Nervosa Binge Eating Disorders
|Study Type :
|Actual Enrollment :
|386 participants
|Time Perspective:
|Official Title:
|Description and Evaluation of Eating Disorders in Elite Athletes
|Study Start Date :
|June 2010
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|January 2013
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|January 2013
- Presence of eating disorder [ Time Frame: 1 day ]
A subject presents an eating disorder if at least one of the tree clinical investigators (somatician, dietician, psychologist) mark it.
Eating disorders will be described by:
Dietetic consultation, Somatic examination, Psychological evaluation
- Presence of eating disorder according to the psychologist, dietician and the somatician [ Time Frame: 1 day ]Presence of eating disorder according to the psychologist, dietician and the somatician
- Sociodemographic variables [ Time Frame: 1 day ]age, sex, sporting discipline exercised
- Doping conduits variables [ Time Frame: 1 day ]age of onset of consumption (PAP support products performance) legal and illegal, current frequency of consumption of PAP licit and illicit consumption as problematic or not the patient.
- Investment in practice sporting variables [ Time Frame: 1 day ]Desired level of sports, number of hours per week over the last 4 weeks, up / concern of the sport.
- Addictives and psychiatric comorbidity [ Time Frame: 1 day ]anxiety disorders, depression and sleep disorders Scale : GEEMS, EDI, EDS-R
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|12 Years and older (Child, Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
- to have at least 12 years
- to be registered on the high level sportsmen list or to be in access to high level sport
- to have obtained the non opposition of the athlete if he is major (if not the legal person in charge of the athlete have to give is non opposition).
- to be affiliated to social security
Exclusion Criteria:
- presenting obvious cognitive disturbance
- not able to understand or/ and to read French language
- pregnant women
- subject under tutelage
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT01544400
|CHU Nantes, France, 44000
|Principal Investigator:
|Stephane Pretagut
|CHU de Nantes
|Principal Investigator:
|Serge Lise
|University Hospital, Bordeaux
|Principal Investigator:
|Michel GUINOT
|University Hospital, Grenoble
|Responsible Party:
|Nantes University Hospital
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|March 5, 2012 Key Record Dates
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|August 8, 2016
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|August 2016
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Anorexia Nervosa
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Lucas C. Schneider, 39, appeared before First District Court Judicial Officer Leanna Nash on the charge of Operating a Vehicle While Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs, a first-offense Class A misdemeanor. The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge, and was ordered to serve 30 days with 27 suspended, and to pay $1791 in fines, surcharges and cost of imprisonment, with $100 suspended. Schneider will have to complete screening and treatment afterward, and is placed on probation for two years.
Randy H. Littleton, 65, appeared before First District Court Judge Kevin Miller on th...
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SGN Natural Gas Network Information Sessions are being held to engage
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An open invitation has been issued to a series of information sessions taking place over the coming weeks to update the public about the construction of the SGN Natural Gas Network. SGN Natural Gas is currently building the new mains gas network which will bring natural gas to thousands of homes and businesses in the western area. The multimillion pound infrastructure investment is scheduled to supply gas mains and meters to 40,000 customers over the next 40 years in Cookstown, Coalisland, Derrylin, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Magherafelt, Omagh and Strabane.
The ambitious project is aimed at tackling domestic fuel poverty and enabling businesses to grow by switching to natural gas as the greener and more energy efficient fuel choice. With the main construction phase currently underway, 220 subcontractors are working on the ground at key locations in the counties of Tyrone, Fermanagh and Derry. David Butler, head of engineering
for the SGN Natural Gas Network, encouraged local residents, business representatives and other stakeholders to come along to an informal drop-in session to find out more about ongoing development work in their local areas. He said, "We are committed to positive engagement with the local communities we serve and look forward to meeting as many people as possible at the information sessions where members of the project team and our contractors will be available to answer questions on everything from roadworks to the benefits of natural gas."
The info sessions will be in Cookstown (Burnavon Theatre) Tuesday March 6; Lisnaskea (Donn Carragh Hotel) Wednesday March 7; Omagh (Strule Arts Centre) Thursday March 8; and Enniskillen (Fermanagh House), Thursday March 15, all from noon-2pm & 5-7pm. • For more information visit www.sgnnaturalgas.co.uk


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We've filmed a whole lot of Copenhagen Sessions but we've still missed out on this band. Originally from Odense the 7-piece band now lives in the Danish capital. One of their outstanding features (apart from singer Frederik Vedersø's massive full beard, which is not so special in Denmark) is the eclectic – as the bandname indicates – and calypso influenced sound. When we meet them in February in Vienna the combo brings some upbeat Carribean vibe into the gloomy attic-setting with their performance of "Easter Island". "There's happiness and sunshine as we dance", Frederik sings, "We'll be getting high with all the Rapa Nui in the sand …" Nothing better than getting carried away by this song on such a grey and chilly winter day!
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PNG putting its hand up on REDD, says Forestry Ministry
Papua New Guinea's Forestry Minister Douglas Tomuriesa says the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation-plus mechanism is ready for business.
Papua New Guinea's Forestry Minister Douglas Tomuriesa says he expects the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation-plus mechanism to become law in the current parliament sitting.
REDD+ is promoted by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through forest management in developing countries.
Mr Tomuriesa spoke to Johnny Blades who began by asking him when PNG would ban the export of round logs.
DOUGLAS TOMURIESA: Export of round logs will definitely done by 2020. That's now become law. It has gone through the National Executive Council and that is now law. All round log exports will be done and anybody who is planning to continue business in Papua New Guinea must begin to prepare their companies for downstream processing from now until 2020.
JOHNNY BLADES: Why has it taken so long to get to this point?
DT: I don't know. I don't know. Maybe there are reasons but I was appointed about 12 months ago and when I came in I spoke to our Prime Minister and our Prime Minister has been very supportive of this proposal. We got the papers together, the documents together. We took them in and the government in its wisdom through the National Executive Council has approved the banning of the round logs. We are also conserving a lot of our forests for the right programmes that are happening in this country. REDD+ programmes.
JB: This framework for reducing emissions, how far advanced is that in Papua New Guinea?
DT: As I speak the Minister Responsible for Climate Change and I, under the REDD+ programme, we've got the policy already gone through the first reading on the floor of parliament so our policy framework is already in place. This parliament will definitely vote it through and it will become law. There are certain areas, the REDD programmes, so far there are about five major areas in Papua New Guinea to conserve the forest for REDD programmes. As you know, Papua New Guinea is a developing nation so while the world wants us to conserve our forests and the REDD programmes we have put in this place. What has the world brought for our landowners? The people who will now give up their land for conservation and for REDD programmes, that's another thing.
JB: So the REDD program, does it sort of rely on other countries giving something to the people who are making sure the forests...
DT: You know very well there is a carbon emission program in the world. The UN is driving that in a big, big way. Countries like Norway, the European nations are pushing them. American, Japan have already also mentioned of something along the lines of them reducing their emissions. Whilst they look at reducing their emissions, the emissions that come out of this nation. Where do they get carbon credits for these emissions? Well Papua New Guinea is here. Papua New Guinea is putting our hands up to say that we are prepared to conserve our forests for REDD programmes for you to buy carbon credits.
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An interview with Lucian Savluc,
CapturePlay's Marketing and Customer Experience Director
Published in the Workplace Connections' Working Paper, by M.O.S.A.I.C.
(Multi-Lingual Orientation Service Association for Immigrant Communities)
CapturePlay has been working with MOSAIC for the past 6 months, generously offering mentoring and internships to newcomer job-seekers in the IT field. All of the interns have thoroughly enjoyed their time at CapturePlay and, with the endorsement of the company, most of them have managed to find full-time employment.
We met with Lucian Savluc to ask about the company's experience with diversity and newcomer talent.
MOSAIC: What has inspired you to offer to the newcomers this internship program?
Lucian: Ken Gordon (from Skills Connect) invited me at the Vancouver Public Library last year to speak at an event for IT skilled immigrants. The scope was to deliver a technical presentation. Seeing the audience — and remembering my first days here in Canada 9 years ago — I decided to tell them a story instead: how I got the job in my profession here.
The hardest part for newcomers is to get the chance to prove their skills. And I realized that CapturePlay can help while also getting help from newcomers — a win-win situation. We discussed this idea with the board and we agreed the internship program was worth a try.
MOSAIC: What do you see as being the value-added element of diversity in your workplace?
Lucian: Diversity has both challenges and benefits. Challenges are mostly for the newcomers; they have to learn and adapt to a work environment where the rules, communication and customs may be quite different compared with the country they came from. And probably this is the most important part of the internship: they learn how it is to work in a North American high tech company.
We treat our permanent employees and our interns the same. And we demand exactly the same involvement and dedication to them as we ask for our full timers. We are offering exactly what no school here can offer — firsthand experience and training.
We also learn a lot from our interns. We are developing a worldwide platform and we have to learn about the cultural aspects of each area where we promote our product.
MOSAIC: How would you describe a typical day of work for interns?
Lucian: We use an agile approach and the latest project management tools and practices; everything is structured quite well. At the same time, each of us is having a lot of liberty in implementing the tasks and goals. We encourage innovation and initiative and we embrace the "work hard play hard philosophy". We are doing our job very well but we also try to build a fun and pleasant work environment.
A work day is starting in the morning around 10 AM. After we check our correspondence, we have a short scrum meeting where each team member is presenting the tasks finished the day before, the tasks planned for the current day, problems encountered and what we learned. We turn back to our computers and we update our tasks lists in BaseCamp accordingly. After that, we proceed to execute these tasks.
The program is quite flexible, and for the interns is only 6 hours per day. They have a lunch break they can take whenever they want (we are reimbursing the lunch and transportation). If they have a personal problem or not feeling good, they can work from home.
We assume from the beginning that they will do their best for the job and, with a very few exceptions, we were right. At the end of the day, each of us checks the tasks and plans for the next day. We have also weekly team meetings, and monthly company meetings. The interns are part of all these, no difference. And because we wish to build a strong company culture, time to time we have team lunches and company parties of course.
MOSAIC: What feedback have you received from newcomers who completed their internships?
Lucian: Highly positive. I included here a quote from a former intern which reveals some insights:
"I started to work as an intern at Capture Play. Of course, I was afraid, if they would not understand me, or I would not understand them? Can I do my job well? My fears were proven wrong. I was involved in all team's life. My duties were interesting. Whenever I asked I always received irrefragable answers. If I need help, they always helped me. I have felt myself not as a stranger, but as a competent team member. I took part in biweekly meetings, prepared and presented my reports. I participated in the ad campaigns and playathons, did weekly statistics, and tracked bugs. I enjoyed the tasty BBQ wings at the Summer Party, and petted Saber, the most handsome dog in Vancouver. Thank you guys! You are paying forward!"
Monika S. (After the internship position, she obtained an Application Support Analyst position with ZE PowerGroup).
MOSAIC: What would you say to employers who are still reluctant to employing or offering internships to newcomers?
Lucian: It's worth it. They only have to prepare it well in advance, to establish the processes, training kits and a team leader. In our case, the most capable from them was picked to assist the team.
There are so many high skilled newcomers here in Canada… why don't give them a chance to prove it. With minimum resources but with a lot of determination, there is no company that cannot implement such a program.
We are totally open to share our experience with any organization interested in this.
MOSAIC: Any piece of advice for job-seekers?
Lucian: Don't be afraid to give first (this works on both sides, for job-seekers and for employers).
Show you are good. Be open to learn. Take chances. But be careful when you select your internships/volunteer work. You have to choose the one that is really meaningful to your planned career. Once you are there, put your whole effort and dedication. It will pay off.


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Third Album from Finish Godfather of Trance
'20' celebrates 2 decades of music from the Godfather of Finland's always-flourishing trance scene. Orkidea's new long-player takes a transfixing, episodic look at his personal sound experiences throughout the last 20 years of trance. Enter the world of 'retro-futurism'. Enter the world of Orkidea.
Possibly the greatest unsung hero in the genre ever, over his 20-year trance mission, Orkidea (DJ and master-producer Tapio Hakenen) has always been the man that's let the music do the talking. In spearheading the rise of Finland as a force on the global trance stage, he paved the way for acts like Super8 & Tab, Darude, Alex Kunnari, Joonas Hahmo and numerous others to break into the scene. Notably, on his TATW radio show, Paavo Siljamäki of Above & Beyond cited Orkidea as one of the reasons he started making trance music.
'20' delivers what Orkidea terms a "retro-futuristic" vision of trance music. Having played in the genre since its earliest dawn, it's an area he's as well versed in as any. The album re-examines themes and sounds spanning two decades, recalibrating them to 2011 levels and with the most up-to-date studio tech currently available. It shines a light into lesser-known corners of trance - there's nothing that can be considered obvious or overt on '20'. Where he references or revisits the classics, they are of the double-deep underground variety - the tracks that Tapio considers to be the true anthems.
His third long-player (following 'Taika' and 'Metaverse') weighs anchor with the washing pacific equilibrium of 'Beautiful'. With its profoundly progressive production bedrock, agile synths and spoken word vocal (which many will recognise from a famous space saga), it stands as a brilliant overture to the album.
Considered by many to be one of the most in-the-know trance tracks ever, Der Dritte Raum's 'Hale Bop' is regularly discussed in hushed, revered tones from chillout rooms to website forums. Alongside fellow Fin JS16, Orkidea has reduxed 'Hale's sensational, rising/falling riff - advancing every element of the 1998 production reintroducing it to today's floors. Likewise 'Sun Down' flashes back to 1993, and sees Orkidea reboot Sven Vath's Eye-Q classic in glinting, ear-catching fashion.
If 'Slowmotion' (Orkidea and Solarstone's last in-studio collaboration) paid ear-service to Sasha and Digweed's Renaissance times, then its sequel 'Slowmotion II' will surely do the same for Mike Oldfield. Its looping, filmic bell-chime melody locks the attention before finally releasing outward into a powerful trance voyage. That provides a gateway to Orkidea's remix of Art of Trance's epic, dramatic 'Chung Kuo'. Itself a cover of Vangelis' track, it's pulsates wildly and notably features not a single breakdown in its entire runtime!
'Tw3nty' - the album's title track – grafts a bigger room mentality to a prog-trance backing, culminating in an enormous stabbed riff and soaring pitch bent sirens.
As the album hits its final third, so '20's gears continue to shift upwards - moving away from prog-trance and into more rapturous areas. On Way Out West's 'Killa', Tapio to all intents and purposes reworks his rework of Nick Warren and Jody Wisternoff's dub-vocalled floor-conqueror - tweaking and retouching his remix 6 years on, especially for the album. 'Hot Trigger' meanwhile is a fast moving peak-time floor assault that uses running bass, loud claps and hats and holds back a knockout blow for its big post-break moment.
Crowning the '20' album is Orkidea's new mix of 'Unity'. The track that started it all for him, it set an enormous precedent for his production career and was, in effect, Finland's first trance release. On its original release the track was champed by the proverbial cross-section of DJs (Sasha, Tong, Oakenfold, Warren and Seaman included). With his elite 15th Anniversary remix, another chapter of 'Unity's legacy has been opened, with Orkidea intensifying the track into a sensational, 10+ minute kaleidoscopic soundscape.
If you've waited until now to discover the mastery of Orkidea music, the 11th day of the 11th month of the 11th year will be your best opportunity yet. '20'. Don't miss it.
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Artwork [Cover Art] by Janu Isoranta
Design [Cover Design] by Niko Nyman
Mastered by Minerva Pappi
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My ABC's
A — another mile. I must go on
B — better me, I can try to be
C — cat got my tongue. And so I write
D — devil may care. Young at heart
E — embellishments — a poet's sin
F — forestalling, my life as an interlude
G — God be with me, to eternity…
H — happy, a fleeting butterfly
I — ink, that spills and spills and spills
J — jar of Sylvia. I try to lift every day
K — knots…on my shoes, in my stomach
L — love. The journey I dared not take
M — melancholy — my melody, my malady
N — note. Of thoughts and memories
O — oath — To not self loathe
P — pain, my terror teacher
Q — questions, endless questions
R — ripple…little ripples, to waves
S — smile, all will be well
T — turn the page, move on…
U — unique, the color of your soul
V — vulnerable, the girl inside
W — water leaking: drops of tears
X — xanthic flowers, all around you
Y — yesterday, favorite hangout
Z — zone out…to the clouds!


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The ALS Association is pleased to report that there are a number of interesting clinical trials ongoing, and we encourage active participation to ensure full enrollment. In addition, we stress the importance of remaining committed to the trials; dropping out or switching from one trial to another can skew the data and impact the accuracy of the results.
ALS Trial Expert Available: As announced in August 2011, the Northeast ALS Consortium (NEALS) in conjunction with The ALS Association has established a new, centralized resource for information about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) clinical research. An ALS clinical trial expert can be reached at (877) 458-0631 Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern Time and by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition, NEALS is updating their clinical research Website. Visit http://www.alsa.org/news/archive/als-trial-expert-available.html to read the full announcement.
Neuraltus Pharmaceuticals NP-001 Trial
This Phase 2 trial is expected to enroll105 patients across 15 sites in the U.S. and is approximately three-quarters filled. Results are not expected until mid-to-late 2012. The ALS Association encourages all eligible participants to enroll in this trial. For study details, visit http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01281631?term=NP001&rank=2.
Dexpramipexole Phase 3 Study of ALS: Biogen Idec and Knopp Biosciences announced yesterday, August 30, that due to a highly successful participant recruiting process, researchers have suspended the initial screening process. However, the evaluation of participants who have begun the screening process will continue to determine if they meet the study criteria, and Biogen anticipates that the trial will be fully enrolled with the month. The company is encouraged by this milestone in the development of dexpramipexole as a potential new therapy for ALS. Patients are advised to consult their treating physicians for additional information. In addition, Biogen's Patient Services Team is available Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time, at (877) 312-9676 in the U.S. or (919) 933-7311 for caller outside the U.S.; then select option 2 for ALS Clinical Trials.
Ceftriaxone Study Webinar – September 26: Dr. Merit Cudkowicz, Principal Investigator for the Ceftriaxone study, will hold an informational web seminar for people with ALS interested in learning more about the clinical trial of Ceftriaxone for ALS. This will be a time to learn about the scientific rationale behind the study and learn about study procedures. Merit Cudkowicz, M.D., M.Sc. and Jeremy Shefner, M.D., Ph.D. will be available to answer questions. Interested people can join the seminar on Monday, September 26, 2011 at 2 p.m. Eastern Time. For more information, contact: email@example.com.
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Welcome to WATERS EDGE 1! The name says it all with the perfect location of being directly opposite the beach. Enjoy uninterrupted views of Apollo Bay harbour, beaches and all the way to Cape Patton. This 2 storey townhouse offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 entertaining decks, with open living and lounge area. With a combustion fire to keep you warm and a RC AirCon for those long summer nights, this property will make you feel relaxed the moment you arrive. It is just a short stroll to the towns shops, cafes and restaurants. With ocean views from every room, you will be wishing you booked for longer!
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Recent Crop-forms Point to Greenwich Observatory ?
Michael Lawrence Morton Recent Crop-forms Pointing to Greenwich Observatory ? Wed Aug 7 15:46:00 2002 18.104.22.168 Some recent crop-formations (late-July, 2002, England) are referencing Greenwich Observatory, according to the centered-locatons (latitude/longitude) of these particular crop-formations. The centered-location of Greenwich Observatory, itself, is indicated (self-evidently) within the mathematical relationship_shown_by the exact locations of these particular crop-formations. I will qualify the data-source that I'm using, in this particular case, as .. apparently a series of "6-digit" OS (Ordnance Survey) Grid References .. the 8-digit or 10-digit variety being preferred. But .. we work with what we are given, eh ? My research-colleague Robert Carl might not put much stock in my findings, in this case. He prefers the 8-digit (at least, if not 10-digit) data. Some of you might find the 6-digit-based data, here, to be inadequate. So be it. I'm working with what I'm given. Maybe the results will "speak for themselves" .. regardless ? I think this might be the case. You will think what you will, I know. But I present, here .. what I see .. based on what I'm given. If that isn't good enough for you .. so be it. -------------------------------------------- It was only quite recently .. that Robert Carl and I were able to figure-out the apparently-intended "W.Giza Grid LONG" and "Grid LAT" for the centered-location of Greenwich Observatory. Robert C. did a lot of work with the UK map system, etc., etc. .. in order to get a good fix on things. Based on Robert Carl's work .. here's what I found .. 51(deg) * 28(min) * 38.98462518(sec) North .. = 55670.04476 North. 31(deg) * 08(min) * 0.800161979(sec) W.Giza .. 198.4401707 W.Giza. Grid Point Value .. (55670.04476 / 198.4401707) = 280.5381822 Centered-location, in the "ASM" context, of Greenwich Observatory. Crop-formation reported on the 28th of July, 2002 .. "The Avenue", Avebury .. 410500 E, 169500 N My "ASM" interpretation .. 32(deg) * 58(min) * 36.83483498(sec) W.Giza .. = 68365.45373 W.Giza. [ W.Greenwich .. 01 deg 50 min 36.035 sec ]. 51(deg) * 25(min) * 27.02072041(sec) North .. = 34451.41853 North. Grid Point Value .. (68365.45373 / 34451.41853) = 1.984401707 There you have .. a decimal-harmonic of the 198.4401707 Grid LONG of the Greenwich Observatory. Notice, please .. that this particular crop-formation is obviously associated with .. "Avebury". Robert Carl's crucially-important revisions of a number of important British archaeological sites'_mapping-locations_according to the 'WGS 1984 Datum' .. has allowed us to find several key "ASM" connections. And these key connections are apparent in_many_of the recent crop-formations' centered-locations. The revised (WGS '84) "ASM" Grid Point Value for the_center_of Avebury Circle .. {R.Carl; 2002, Internet} .. is .. the Square-Root of 3.75 .. 1.936491673 If I multiply_that_figure times this Grid Point Value for this particular crop-form, (1.936491673 * 1.984401707) = (1.351926225 * 2.842446067) .. I get the precise multiplied-product of .. the_revised_(WGS '84) Grid Point Value of SILBURY HILL {R.Carl; 2002, Internet} times SOLAR APEX .. {Morton; 2001, Internet}. There_seems_to be something rather "intelligent" happening, here. (Hmmmm). Well .. probably just random coincidence. (Or; I'm just cooking the numbers, and I still just "can't seem" to admit it). I wonder what might be "indicated" .. (??) .. if I was to 'compare' .. oh .. say .. this Grid Point Value for this particular crop-form, and .. oh-h-h-h .. let's see .. how about the_Grid Point Value_ of Greenwich Observatory ? (280.5381822 / 1.984401707) = 141.3716694 = (45 * 3.141592654) .. (45Pi) .. which so-happens to be the Grid Point Value of the "Great Serpent Mound" in Adams County, Ohio, USA. Probably just another random coincidence, I'm almost sure. I mean .. what would this "serpent effigy" in Ohio, USA .. have to do .. (??) .. with some "crop-formation" near Avebury in England ? I mean .. the very idea is silly, and obviously a fluke. And .. remember; in situations like these .. when you might start to feel a little "stir" in the area of your solar- plexus .. just "think" of what the great Joe Nickel of "CSICOP" has said so many times. Think of all the great quotes from the eminent Joe Nickel .. that have appeared in print, and on Internet sites. This will help to calm you .. and it will help to restore your proper mind to your control. Yes .. "mind .. control" .. the 'thing' to which you need to 'cling'. (Get that grip). Then .. we have another crop-form that was reported on the 28th of July, 2002 .. the "Celtic-Cross Quintuplet" .. Etchilhampton Hill .. 403000 E, 160705 N Well .. let's see if this silly nonsense will continue .. after a good look, here. 51(deg) * 20(min) * 44.00598936(sec) North .. = 44886.10915 North. 33(deg) * 05(min) * 30.86641321(sec) W.Giza .. = 5092.958179 W.Giza. [ W.Greenwich .. 01 deg 57 min 30.06 sec ]. Grid Point Value .. (44886.10915 / 5092.958179) = 8.813366922 OK .. now .. let's apply a typical "ASM probing" sequence to this Grid Point Value, here. I'll multiply this figure times the figure for the_other_crop-form under discussion in this posting .. and I'll then divide the_result_by .. the Pi constant. [(8.813366922 * 1.984401707) / 3.141592654] = 5.567004476 Well; look .. just because that figure_happens_to be an exact decimal-harmonic of the_Grid LAT_of the centered-location of Greenwich Observatory .. well .. its always likely to be random-coincidence. I mean .. random-coincidences have a way of always being around .. "everywhere", you know. They really are very hardy souls .. or .. I mean .. hardy *phenomena*. (Tough to get rid of, you know). Well; it's a good thing they're so hardy .. because they can explain an awful lot of things that might 'otherwise' give you trouble. Be thankful. And .. I just "know" that someone is going to "point-out" .. that .. the_44886.10915_figure is the "multiplied-product" of .. 16_times_a decimal-harmonic of the "Grid Point Value" of Greenwich Observatory. Yeah .. OK .. (16 * 280..381822 * 10) = 44886.10915 .. "wowww-eeee-eeee .. BIG DEAL" (Yeah. Right). Oh .. and I suppose its_"another"_BIG DEAL .. that "16" is .. "4-squared" .. like .. (yeah, right) .. as if it's "alluding" to a "cross" .. like a "cross" with its "4 arms at right-angles", or something. (Yeah. Right). I suppose that's why it's called .. the "Celtic-Cross Quintuplet" .. h-hee-eheeeehee- heee-heee-heeeheheheheeee !!!! OK. Let's take a look at yet-another crop-form that was reported on .. the 28th of July, 2002 .. "The Gallops", Beckhampton .. 406500 E, 169500 N Now; this ought to "break" this "Greenwich Observatory" nonsense, for good. 33(deg) * 02(min) * 11.80716255(sec) W.Giza .. = 779.2727283 W.Giza. [ W.Greenwich .. 01 deg 54 min 11.01 sec ]. 51(deg) * 25(min) * 22.00299468(sec) North .. = 28053.81822 North. Grid Point Value .. (28053.81822 / 779.2727283) = 36. See !! Yet-another random-coincidence. Like I was saying .. they're always around. You see, there .. yet-another "decimal-harmonic" of the "Grid Point Value" of .. Greenwich Observatory .. "encoded" as the "Grid LAT" of this crop-form. HA !!! Such incredible luck !! Almost unbelievable, actually. Just in case .. just in case .. this might "not" be random-coincidence .. there are only 2 other explanations, of course. 1). Pranksters .. probably "university students" .. fooling around with some sort of computer-projected "layouts", or something. 2). Evil ETs .. getting ready to invade. Prior to invading .. (and eating us) .. they would be playing "mind-tricks" with us .. as a "final experiment", if you will. This also would help their invasion, of course .. because many of us might (they hope !!) be caught "in-fascination-with" these demonic tricks .. like "moths to a flame", or .. something. So .. you can see; there's really nothing to worry about. Everything is .. well .. under-control. -- Michael Lawrence Morton(c) 2002 by mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com Michael Lawrence Morton ~ Archeocryptographer.


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Is it too short in time to be all of (5)? Even with the A/H downdraft it is above $370 support and open chart gap. Only time will tell!
Apple Monthly. What a run. But all good things must come to an end.
The primary count is that wave [b] of Minor 2 up is tracing a running-type triangle. The purpose of this running -type triangle is to chew through 1220-1230 resistance. Remember I said it probably wouldn't be easy to take out 1230 SPX on first or second try. The [a] wave's job was to get prices to the resistance zone - it did. The [b] wave's job is to absorb selling brought on about resistance and enable an eventual [c] wave breakout. In this case a running triangle (or expanded flat if it turns out to be) also takes further stabs at resistance. Just like picking through ice.
A running triangle can occur when the up forces of the previous [a] wave were extremely aggressive. That was the case with the [a] wave.
Its up to the market to determine what levels are important support for the [b] wave. For today, it seems 1190 was important. We'll see if that holds on any subsequent price swings. If its tracing a running triangle and today's high was wave (b) of [b], then 1190 is indeed a key level that shouldn't be breached.
The bigger picture shows an approximate running barrier triangle with 1190 as the lower barrier. This would also look like a big bull flag eventually I suppose. The upper target for Minor 2 is the 78.6% Fib marker or approx 1305 SPX. The Zweig Breadth Thrust event that triggered the other day forces us to strongly consider 1300+ will again be reached.
There are a myriad of short term patterns that could play out including an expanded flat in which 1190 is breached to the downside and the lower target of [b] is approximately 1170's. So keep on your toes.
A secondary consideration is that wave [a] is still finishing up. That implies that wave [b] hasn't even started yet. But my gut at the moment tells me perhaps a running triangle is playing out. This would be the perfect situation for one to occur. If it is, look for a "complex" leg to trace out, usually wave (c).


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A Christmas Star
I thought I would share another project that we are going to be making at Beachmere tomorrow. This star is made from the Kraft card stock in the Stampin' Up! annual catalogue. It is a great medium to use for making boxes because it is of a heavier weight than our other card.
I used the largest of the Stars Framelit Dies to cut two stars from the Kraft card stock. The strips to join the stars together as a box were also cut from Kraft card. You need to calculate the width of your box, add a strip each side to use to adhere to the box and add Sticky Strip. I cut another star from Real Red card and embossed it using the Perfect Polka Dot Embossing Folder and attached it to the front of the box. I punched Silver Glimmer Paper using the Tree Punch and cut the word "Joy" from Gold Glimmer Paper using the framelit from the Wonderful Wreath Framelits Dies. I love how cute this ornament turned out and I know that the ladies are going to love it when they make it tomorrow. You could punch a couple of holes in the joining strip before you assemble the box to add some ribbon to hang this from the tree. I am going to use mine as a standing ornament in my dining room this Christmas.
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I am so glad that Joe gets to clean all the fish. I did offer to learn, but we have come up with a good processing system that involves him fileting and me vacuum sealing and cleaning up. So I have dodged that bullet.
Here he is just starting on my bigger coho (silver) from today. It was the largest one of the four in the boat (as I have mentioned to Joe about 642 times) and had over 4.5 pounds just in filets.
I have become totally addicted to salmon fishing. Just the process of casting, reeling in, and being out on the river is so wonderful. When I am out there, I always think that I would be satisfied to just be sitting there...even if we aren't catching anything.
But then the fish hits the hook. And my heart races. And as Joe told me today...I get a crazy grin that doesn't go away until the fish is in the boat and unhooked. Then I can relax a little again. Until the next "fish on".
Isn't it a good sign when the filets hang over the side of my largest ironstone platter? And this isn't even a huge fish. We weighed the meat we harvested today and we put more than 14 pounds in the freezer.
We also put up 2.5 pounds of eggs. We have a lot to do with them so we can use them for bait. Apparently there is a whole process that we need to put them through before we use it. I guess I will learn about that later. I think the eggs are actually quite pretty just as they are.
Also this week I started some sauerkraut. It's sitting in a crock on the counter fermenting. We shall see how it comes out. I'm pretty excited about it, having never made it before. More on that later. But only if it turns out!


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Here are the sermon notes from Pastor LaVon Pettis today.
Sermon 1 of the new series.
Sermon based off the events of Black Friday (fighting over stuff).
Sensitivity good and bad comes to the surface during this time of year.
Maybe it's family tensions. Maybe it's the first year without a loved one.
It's the stress of everything going on.
Luke 10:38-42
Now as they were traveling along, He entered a village; and a woman named Martha welcomed Him into her home. She had a sister called Mary, who was seated at the Lord's feet, listening to His word. But Martha was distracted with all her preparations; and she came up to Him and said, "Lord, do You not care that my sister has left me to do all the serving alone? Then tell her to help me." But the Lord answered and said to her, "Martha, Martha, you are worried and bothered about so many things; but only one thing is necessary, for Mary has chosen the good part, which shall not be taken away from her." (Luke 10:38-42 NASB)
1) I will remember the reason.
What is the reason for life? It is the presence of Christ. Not because of the baby or angels, the real reason/purpose of life is to be an example of Jesus Christ!
By this they will all know that you are my disciples. By your love!
It doesn't mean you shouldn't prepare for the holidays. But everyday we get so caught up with life that we think other people aren't doing what they should do. And of they would do what we think they should, then life would be better. But it's a ruthless cycle of relying on everyone else & you can't worry about everyone else. We get to a point where we can't enjoy life anymore.
2) quit trying to control the response of everyone else.
You will wear yourself out trying to make sure everyone else is happy.
Vs40- Martha was distracted by all of her preparations. "Lord do you not care?" We are so worried and distracted by so many things.
3) Value His presence.
If we can learn the importance of what Jesus taught, we will learn there is a sabbath coming. Everyone deserves some down time.


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23 September 2015
The Straits Times Index (STI) ended 22.73 points or 0.79% lower to 2845.74, taking the year-to-date performance to -15.43%.
The top active stocks today were DBS, which declined 1.80%, Singtel, which closed unchanged, OCBC Bank, which declined 1.87%, UOB, which declined 0.37% and Keppel Corp, with a 1.15% fall.
The FTSE ST Mid Cap Index declined 0.35%, while the FTSE ST Small Cap Index rose 0.31%.
The outperforming sectors today were represented by the FTSE ST Health Care Index, which rose 1.01%. The two biggest stocks of the Index - Raffles Medical Group and Tianjin Zhongxin Pharmaceutical Group Corporation- ended 1.53% higher and 3.54% lower respectively.
The underperforming sector was the FTSE ST Utilities Index, which slipped 1.33%. China Everbright Watershares declined 0.78% and SIIC Environment Holdings declined 1.13%.
The three most active Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) by value today were:
IS MSCI India (+0.15%)
DBXT MSCI Thailand TRN ETF (-1.28%)
The three most active Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) by value were:
Ascendas REIT (-0.44%)
CapitaLand Mall Trust (-0.26%)
CapitaLand Commercial Trust (-1.85%)
The most active index warrants by value today were:
HSI22800MBeCW151029 (-21.74%)
HSI21800MBeCW151029 (-19.16%)
HSI20600MBePW151029 (+13.82%)
The most active stock warrants by value today were:
OCBC Bk MBeCW160111 (-8.23%)
KepCorp MBeCW160201 (-6.38%)
DBS MB eCW160201 (-13.33%)
Singapore Stock Market
Wednesday Tuesday
*ST Index 2,845.74 -22.73 2,868.47 -13.8
Volume: 1,351.5M 1,474.3M
Value: $1,237.6M $1,046M
Gainers/Losers: 153/239 192/212
Daily Market Commentary (Securities)
23 September 2015
The FBM KLCI index lost 22.20 points or 1.36% on Wednesday. The Finance Index fell 1.25% to 14011.56 points, the Properties Index dropped 0.04% to 1158.04 points and the Plantation Index down 0.88% to 6932.7 points. The market traded within a range of 17.13 points between an intra-day high of 1626.96 and a low of 1609.83 during the session.
Actively traded stocks include UEMS, UEMS-C17, GOB, AIRASIA, FBMKLCI-HK, IFCAMSC, KNM, FBMKLCI-HG, APFT and GOB-WA. Trading volume decreased to 1776.32 mil shares worth RM2123.75 mil as compared to Tuesday's 1989.27 mil shares worth RM1954.55 mil.
Leading Movers were PETDAG (+4 sen to RM21.76), BAT (+10 sen to RM61.50), KLCC (+1 sen to RM6.88) and PPB (+2 sen to RM15.20). Lagging Movers were SKPETRO (-7 sen to RM1.92), GENTING (-25 sen to RM7.26), WPRTS (-13 sen to RM4.17), AXIATA (-16 sen to RM5.90) and PBBANK (-44 sen to RM17.68). Market breadth was negative with 315 gainers as compared to 483 losers.
The FBM KLCI extended its losing streak and closed lower at 1613.17 points following a private survey showed China's PMI unexpectedly fell to six-and-a-half year low. The performance of KLCI was bogged down by selling in heavy weight counters such as Public Bank, Westports Holdings and Genting.
Trade Summary
Date As of: 23 September 2015
Description Volume Value Frequency
Stock 7,011,087,428 4,909,186,517,226 184,568
Warrant 13,350,600 262,934,100 295
Total 7,024,492,028 4,909,489,402,726 184,879
Trading Summary
As of 23 September 2015 Unit: M.Baht
Type Buy Sell Net
Institution 2,919.33 2,532.44 386.89
Proprietary 4,225.10 4,020.53 204.57
Foreign 6,847.62 11,765.79 -4,918.17
Individual 19,604.29 15,277.58 4,326.71
Total Trading Value 33,596.33 M.Baht
Vietnam index nearly flat in volatile trade
Vietnam's benchmark VN Index .VNI stood nearly unchanged on Wednesday, closing 0.08 percent lower after three consecutive gains, with losses of most shares trimming gains by several blue chips in volatile trade.
Dairy products maker Vinamilk VNM.HM , the biggest listed firm by market value, dropped 0.98 percent and Vietcombank VCB.HM also fell 0.22 percent.
A total of 107.83 million shares changed hand, below the five-day average of 116.06 million.
Positive investor sentiment is waning due to the absence of supporting news, BIDV Securities said in a note to clients.
Here is a snapshot of the VN Index .VNI at the close .
VN Index 572.72
SE Asia Stocks -Indonesia at 4-wk low, S'pore, Malaysia fall ahead of holiday
Indonesian shares hit a four-week low on Wednesday amid selloffs in large-caps and a fall in the rupiah while other share markets in Southeast Asia fell in line with global equities after a survey indicating weak factory data from China.
Jakarta's composite index .JKSE ended down 2.3 percent at 4,244.43, its lowest close since Aug. 26. Redemptions from U.S. and London-based funds were blamed for the slump, according to fund managers.
Shares of Bank Rakyat Indonesia BBRI.JK were down 5.9 percent while Bank Mandiri BMRI.JK fell 6.4 percent on selling by foreign investors.
Indonesia's stock market is closed on Thursday for a public holiday.
Stocks in Singapore .STI and Malaysia .KLSE also fell ahead of a public holiday on Thursday.
The Philippine index .PSI posted a third straight loss to a near-two-week low, while Vietnam .VNI ended a tad lower and the Thai SET index .SETI erased some early losses.
Thai property shares outperformed as the government's plan for measures to help the sector boosted late buying. LPN Development LPN.BK jumped nearly 3 percent and Quality Houses QH.BK was up nearly 4 percent.
Market Current Prev Close Pct Move
Singapore 2845.74 2868.47 -0.79
Kuala Lumpur 1613.17 1635.37 -1.36
Bangkok 1375.17 1379.32 -0.30
Jakarta 4244.43 4344.04 -2.29
Manila 6926.91 7051.32 -1.76
Ho Chi Minh 572.72 573.20 -0.08
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As the leader of Chevrolet's all-new midsize platform introduced in 1964, the Malibu would quickly be associated not only with the Los Angeles-area beach enclave for which it was named, but the American spirit of adventure that drew thousands to that city along the sand in the Sixties.
The Malibu was launched as the top trim line for the Chevelle, with more features and bright work. The first three generations of the Malibu were based on GM's landmark A-body platform, which used a strong perimeter frame and coil-spring suspension, when many other midsize cars of the era were transitioning to unitized structures.
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Chevrolet discontinued the Chevelle after 1977, but the next-generation of downsized A-body cars would stick strictly with the Malibu name from 1978 onward. They were a foot shorter and more than 500 pounds lighter, offering V-6 and V-8 engines. There was even a dedicated police car package that was a surprising performer for its day. After a five-year run in that fourth generation, the sun would set on the Malibu in 1983, rising again in 1997, when it was re-launched as a front-drive sedan.
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Emma Watson's Hair and Makeup Puts the "Beauty" in Beauty and the Beast
Consider this a love letter to Emma Watson's latest beauty look. Last night at the Hollywood premiere of Beauty and the Beast, the star paired her negative cat eye and red lip combo with the most Disney princess-esque updo we've ever seen in our lives—no joke, there were actual golden birds adorning her strands. "To balance the modern graphic eyeliner and bright coral lip, for me, it was all about healthy, moisturized skin and keeping her freckles," says her makeup artist Kara Yoshimoto Bua. "We brushed out the brows so they are a little less groomed, and more free feeling." Jane Iredale's Liquid Liner in Brown ($21; dermstore.com) was responsible for that statement wing, while Chanel's Powder Blush in Frivole ($45; nordstrom.com) and the Christophe Danchaud Lipstick in Absolution #20 ($29; absolution-cosmetics.com) provided splashes of color on the cheeks and lips.
RELATED: Emma Watson Is Really Leaning Into This Whole Princess Thing
To take a line from an old Mad TV skit (you know the one), the back of Watson's head was ridiculous, featuring gorgeous, windswept texture with loose plaits. "The softness of the hair was meant to balance the modernity of the outfit, and using my feather accessories complemented the edginess of the jumpsuit," her hairstylist Adir Abergel says. Starting with a generous amount of Leonor Greyl Mousse au Lotus Volumatrice ($46; nordstrom.com), he coated her layers from mid-shaft to end, then rough dried to bring out her natural waves. He followed by wrapping a few of her ends around a curling iron, then separated out the ringlets with Leonor Greyl's Baume Bois Rose ($49; leonorgreyl-usa.com). Making sure to maintain volume around the crown, Abergel began twisting a set of loose, deconstructed braids, which he gathered into a low chignon at the nape of her neck. His Adir x Lelet NY Gold Quill Halo ($688; leletny.com) and a veil of Leonor Greyl Voluforme ($36; nordstrom.com) provided the finishing touches.


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Initially, I hadn't given the power supply for the Significant Other project too much thought: I was more focused on the microcontroller, relays, and so on. After going for maximum efficiency with these components, though, it began to annoy me that it would be very wasteful to use an LM7805 regulator to bring lead acid battery voltage (13.8V) down to something that all the chips and relays could use (5V). The LM7805 tosses out the difference in heat, and while at the low currents that I need that doesn't amount to much power — certainly, not enough to require heat sinks — it goes against the grain of QRP. If you have to haul a battery up a mountain, you'd like it to last as long as it can.
So, I started looking at more efficient (and lighter) means of powering the unit. The design I selected allows for two options. First, two AA batteries will fit inside the unit. Building them into the case assures that I can't forget them. One of the goals of the SO project is to avoid unpleasant surprises while setting up the station in some remote location. Since the unit draws so little current, I'd hope that a pair of AA batteries would last quite a while in field use.
Since radios are made to work from 13.8V sources, this is the other acceptable power input. The unit will be built with dual powerpole connectors, so that even if the battery has a single powerpole, it can be plugged into the unit, which effectively replicates the plug, so the radio can also be plugged into the unit. Even if the radio is greedy and pulls power from the battery causing the voltage to sag, the power regulator should cope with anything down to about 7.5V. If the lead acid battery gets that low, it's probably toast anyhow.
Getting 5V from a 3V source requires a switching power supply, which could be a problem for a radio project since the switching happens at frequencies in the hundreds of kilohertz range. The LT1302-5 chip that I used in this project does not oscillate at a specific frequency, but is variable, and has the potential to produce RFI over a broad range of frequencies.
I followed the datasheet for the 1302 and built a "typical" supply using available parts. Layout is fairly critical, and I did my best to port their suggested PC board layout to manhattan construction. I didn't have a 20k resistor, so I went with a 22k. I didn't have any particularly low ESR electrolytics, so I used ones regular ones, etc. It seemed to work anyhow.
For testing purposes, I ran the power supply with a small load next to my FT-187nd, which was connected to a dummy load with cable that was unshielded for several centimeters. Within the ham bands, the only places I heard hash were on 160m and 80m, and even there, it only seemed to be around a couple frequencies. I had originally built the supply with a 10uH commercial inductor wound on a solid core. To limit EMI, I tried replacing this with an equivalent value hand-wound toroid (45 turns of 28Ga on a T50-2). This brought the noise level way down, and I couldn't hear it when the antenna run was a couple cm away from the toroid. I suppose I could put the power supply in its own metal compartment, but it's probably enough to just keep the RF path away from it in the layout.
Getting the right combination of bypass and charge-holding capacitors and discharge resistors is a bit empiric, and I'm not sure I did an optimal job, but I got out the voltage that I wanted. When connected to the oscilloscope, I noticed a periodic ~50mV spike that I thought could be a problem down the line for the microprocessor, so I borrowed a low pass filter from a similar project, the power supply in the Norcal 2030. I again had to substitute a bit — I think the filter inductors came out of an old TV. With that filter in place, the voltage is completely smooth as far as I can measure.
The two power supplies are connected by wire "OR"ing them together. The LT1302 senses 5V distal to a Schottky diode, but putting a diode after the higher power supply means that the voltage prior to its diode must be about 5.3 volts. To get that value, I used an LM317 and selected specific resistor values for its feedback network. The LM317 needs a small load to stabilize, so for the prototype, I threw in an indicator LED that lets me know when the high voltage supply is in use.
When the high power supply is active, it pulls up the LT1302 shutdown pin, which turns off the up-conversion. Without all that switching action, the voltage on the toroid side of the diode should be that of the AA batteries. This means that with the higher power supply active, the diode in the lower power supply is reverse biased and no current flows through it. This should mean that the unit can hot-switch between onboard and external power.
The prototype was a little smooshed because I had originally intended to only build the LT1302 circuit on that piece of copper clad board, and then I added the filter, and finally the 13.8V supply.
The real test of this supply will be whether it makes the other components happy.


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It's been a busy couple of weeks
here at
The Fantastic Five,
so I will be giving highlights for two photo collages-
please stick around for the fun!
Highlights from March 14th-20th include:
*My mother (the kiddos' Marmee) came over
and set up the girls
newly renovated dollhouse
I wish my home was as cozy and put together as
their doll house is!
My mother has ALWAYS had a creative sensibility
when it comes to many things,
including decorating-
both the big and the small.
*Received our Nerf Rebelle Party Pack
in the mail this week
The kiddos
(boy included)
are pretty pumped about this party-
we can't wait to be
"at war" with our friends!
"at war" with our friends!
*Celebrated St. Patrick's Day
with some Lucky Learning activities
The day began with a treasure hunt
left by our Leprechaun, Shamrock.
My littles were especially excited about the hunt-
it had them running up and down and all around
the house-
which was good-
since it RAINED all day.
We were not able to dig for coin letters
in the sandbox
play 4-square Shamrock,
but we did a couple of crafts
and ate a lot of green treats.
*ANOTHER pipe burst at our house
This makes the THIRD pipe to have burst
during this Winter.
two were in the garage and this one
was under the house.
No damage in doors.
And I want to give my HIGHEST praise
to the employees of Home Depot.
They helped me hunt down what we needed
for a temporary fix-
even if it took 5 of them
walking through several departments.
They were so helpful
to this plumping challenged girl!
*Spent several hours planning and organizing
the 4th and 5th grade trip to
Highlights from March 21st-27th include:
*Shopping for SuperStart with my girls
They were quite comical while we were in Kroger.
Jungle Girl kept tying up Baby Girl
in her jacket and hauling her around the store
like a servant.
We have taken our 4th and 5th grade
kiddos to this event every year for the past
six(?) years.
(You can click HERE for some tips
I have about traveling with tweens
from the trip.)
The slideshow above shows you all the fun we had-
and why I am WIPED OUT this week.
we have done the bare minimum
with school and housework.
it could also be because...
*Baby Girl acquired Strep Throat
and I am pretty sure my body
is trying hard to fight something off too
These are weeks I am so glad we homeschool.
We will make up the work load later.
For now-
we rest...
To read a photo play by play of the
above photo collages,
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HILLARY CLINTON'S WORLD – by Dinesh D'Souza
Hillary Clinton's World – The secret History of the Democratic Party – the author calls it that because the story he tells is true and yet it will come as a surprise. Did you know that a Democratic president was the founder of modern progressivism and also responsible for the revival of the Ku Klux Klan? A Democratic president of the 20th century who blocked anti-lynching laws and cut deals with racists to exclude blacks from government programs. A president who is the hero of Civil Rights Laws but he is the same one that called blacks "n*ggers" and said he wanted to keep them confined to the Democratic plantation. The author says Hillary places herself in a progressive tradition, and in a sense she belongs there. Is she just as bad, perhaps even worse, than her predecessors.
Mrs. Q says: If you don't have time to read the book, there is a movie based on the book that is good. The author delves into why Hillary is the most corrupt presidential candidate ever. She is an enabler, Democratic political war against women now led by a woman who has defended an alleged rapist. How Clinton see foreign policy not in terms of national interest, but in terms of personal profit.


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If you live in a warm climate, the good news is that the purple yam (Dioscorea alata) will have enough warm days to produce its famous large, purple-fleshed tubers. The bad news is that purple yam can become an annoying weed if you don't hem it in. If you live in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 to 12, take the good -- plentiful harvests of hefty yams, along with ornamental foliage -- while minimizing the bad -- that pesky invasive potential -- by growing it in large pots and removing the small "air spuds" that act as self-seeders.
Plant a sprouted tuber slip in a large container set in front of a sturdy trellis or other support structure. If desired, set additional containers at 10-foot intervals along the support structure for additional yam harvests.
Water the yams at least once a week -- and check soil moisture between watering sessions. The top 2 to 3 inches should be moist to the touch. Potted soil dries out more frequently than garden bed soil.
Feed plants two to four weeks after planting. Apply a 1-inch-high band of balanced fertilizer, such as 30-30-30, in a narrow ring that is 6 inches from the base of each yam plant.
Prune vines if they threaten to outgrow their support structure.
Feed purple yam plants a second time when they are 3 or 4 months old. Apply a 1-inch-high band of balanced fertilizer, such as 30-30-30, in a ring about 6 inches from the base of each yam plant.
Monitor plants for aerial tubers, or bulbils, growing from the vine's leaf axis. These tiny tubers, once fallen, are the main way in which the vines can reproduce and become a nuisance.
Remove and dispose of bulbils them as you find them in order to decrease the incidence of the bulbils falling onto the ground and potentially rooting.
Dig up tubers when the foliage dies back, which occurs when the day length shortens 8 to 10 months after planting, depending on the variety.
Reserve one tuber per container and re-bury it to produce a new crop of purple yams for next year's harvest, if desired.


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Such a small word with such a big meaning! Equality is defined as "the right of different groups of people to have a similar social position and receive the same treatment".
A few weeks ago I was invited with hundreds of others to Government House in Melbourne to celebrate Women in Sport. It was hosted by the Governor of Victoria the Honourable Linda Dessau AC who is the first ever woman in the role. It was a great affair to celebrate all things about females in sport and the fight for equality in the sporting world.
We have come a long way in sport for females, not only in Australia but across the world. For years we have fought to have not only the same rights as men to play sport but for our sport to been seen as equal on the world stage. We are slowly getting there but unfortunately we still have some way to go to be on par with the men.
With the introduction of the Women's Australian Rules Football league this year we are slowly bridging the gap and it was heard around a number of the playing fields that the women's game was actually more enjoyable to watch. It was like people were pleasantly surprised that women had the skill!
So I listened intently to our Governor speak highly of our sporting woman and during her speech she mentioned the names of the female Gold medallists from Rio, Kim Brennan in rowing, Chloe Esposito in Modern Pentathlon, Catherine Skinner in Shooting, the women's Rugby Seven's and the Women's Freestyle Relay team in swimming. She then mentioned almost as an afterthought that we had 10 Gold Medallists from the Rio Paralympics. Now I know that many would say that I was being a bit precious, but as a Paralympian who knows about the struggle to be accepted on the same par as an Olympian I honestly thought that if she was going to name the individual gold medallists from the Olympics that she should have done the same with the Paralympian's. Here we were talking about women's equality but we are doing the same thing within our own gender.
I approached the Governor and was introduced to her at which time I mentioned my thoughts about this to her. She stated that she didn't mention the medallists because there were 10. I informed her that no there were 7 individuals that she should have mentioned as a couple were dual medallists and a relay. I then stated that if she had only mentioned the number of Olympic medallists then that would have been fine, it would have been equal. To her credit she apologised, said I was right and that it would never happen again.
If we are going to ask for equality then we have to make sure that we are equal within our own gender and this has to come from the top down. Athletes with a disability are not just a bunch of disabled people giving it a go, they are elite athletes in their own right.
So here I want to publicly acknowledge those women who won individual Gold in Rio during the Paralympics:
Lakeisha Patterson – Swimming
Maddison Elliot – Swimming x 2
Ellie Cole – Swimming
Rachael Watson – Swimming
Tiffany Thomas Kane – Swimming
Katie Kelly – Triathlon
Carol Cooke – Cycling x 2
and our
Women's Freestyle Relay – Swimming
As women we will continue the fight for equality together, no matter what type of sport we do, but we must also accept that no matter our physical differences we should all be looked upon equally as Women in Sport.


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Clan MacLeod becomes Poor Little Dead GirlsDecember 20, 2013
I'm two days late on posting this! So sorry, Clan. The Clan MacLeod does this wonderfully awesome thing, where they join together and celebrate a fellow Clan member's book release day. This Wednesday it was for our agency sister:
Lizzie Friend's POOR LITTLE DEAD GIRLS
In celebration of her book release, we all died in tragic and most definitely weird ways. Hop on over to Jodi Meadow's blog to see the whole Clan dead.
Death by Denim
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Proper writer now?
I've always loved to write, I've always enjoyed reading and I've always loved books.
Clayton Green library was like a second home to me when I was a teenager. The library staff knew me by name as I would be there every single day in the long summer holidays.
I could be found sitting in the corner reading books as my library card only allowed me to take four library books away. I could read four library books in a couple of hours back then. I am talking Sweet Valley High's Wakefield sisters rather than the Bronte Sisters, so the books were thin rather than War and Peace volume.
I enjoyed being in a fictional world with characters that I would never come across on a Saturday afternoon in Preston.
I also loved to write my own stories using those fictional characters that I read about.
Secretly, I longed to see my name on the front of a book cover like all of those famous authors whose work I enjoyed. I would wonder whether Francine Pascal or Jackie Collins would get excited about seeing their words in print for the public to see. I bet they did.
So I'm delighted to say that tomorrow afternoon I will be spending an hour taking part in a book launch for Write for the Stage Publications (WFTS) and my first play Bleeding with Mother is on sale.
I still can't quite believe it. A play written by me, in print, with my name on the front cover. If I never do anything again, at least on my bookshelf which is stacked with printed copies of stageplays and screenwriting bibles; Willie Russell, Lena Dunham, Blake Snyder and Robert McKee is now a Sarah Cassidy. Does that mean I can say that I'm a proper writer now?
The Write for the Stage Publications launch event is part of Greater Manchester Fringe Festival and is taking place at 4pm at The Kings Arms, Bloom Street, Salford, M3 6AN
"Bleeding with Mother" A Black Comedy
Tickets available here. Book soon to avoid disappointment.
Performance dates:
Saturday 10 September 2016 – The King's Arms, 11 Bloom Street, Salford at 7:30pm
By 'eck we'll miss 'er
It wasn't the cough that carried her off, it was the coffin that carried her off 'in.
BLEEDING WITH MOTHER written by Sarah Cassidy
My debut stageplay Bleeding with Mother will be laid to rest in May 2016.
Staged in my hometown of Manchester, Bleeding with Mother is an opus kitchen sink drama meets farce as in true Catholic tradition, Sally-Ann Nolan's coffin is laid out in her home the night before her funeral. There follows a séance, IVF troubles, a hidden fortune, interfering neighbours and some missing Russian dolls.
This black comedy stars Louise Wilson (Doe and Hollyoaks) Pete Gibson (East of Heysham, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) and Prey) and Dave Jordan (Various fringe productions and The Actor's Lab showcase, The Lowry). Audiences will also be introduced to Sheffield Crucible actor, Jennifer Derbyshire.
Tickets are on sale from 5064 Productions and priced at £6 or £5, cheaper than a pint of lager and a packet of crisps (well in town centre ale houses any road).
We'll be playing at three locations across Manchester, but we'd really love it if folk would come to either the Joshua Brooks or Nexus Art Cafe nights as they'll be a reet good laugh.
Tour details are:
Saturday 21st May – 2pm at Gullivers, 109 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LW
Sunday 22nd May – 2pm at Gullivers, 109 Oldham Street, Manchester, M4 1LW
Friday 27th May – 7.30pm at Joshua Brooks, 106 Princess Street, Manchester, M1 6NG
Saturday 28th May – 7.30pm at Nexus Arts Cafe, 2 Dale Street, Manchester, M1 1JW
So come and bid 'Big Sal' a fond farewell as we join Randall, Carol, Sicknote Sheila and Doug as they bid her a final farewell, and remember that GREAT HUMOUR HAS THE SNIFF OF DEATH ABOUT IT……
Welcome to Station Road
This week has seen the premiere broadcast of the radio soap that I've been co-writing for the past fourteen months.
Station Road is a continuing radio drama about life in a fictitious and gritty Manchester street. Not only do the characters work and live on Station Road but there is also a public house, café, urban farm and a corner shop.
Hearing the scripts come alive for the first time on Saturday was quite simply marvellous. A couple of the writers, myself included were interviewed live in the studio at ALL FM prior to the episode being aired.
The episode was played mid-interview, and it was pretty special not only hearing our scripts come to life but we also have a theme tune. An actual catchy theme tune that we've since been humming in our script meetings.
A surreal moment yesterday as I left work to drive to the weekly Station Road writers meeting, the pilot was played out again during ALL FM's Drivetime show and as I sat in traffic, I felt such pride listening to the scene that I wrote
Check out our blog which is all about the show and tune in at 17:30 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on ALL FM 96.9 www.allfm.org
Celebrating Manchester
Yesterday was the fifth year that Mancunians celebrated "Manchester Day"
The day boasts a mile long parade of various community groups, organisations and clubs through the streets of Manchester.
Attended by a record breaking 20,000, the Manchester Day parade was a successful event. A gathering of Mancunians and visitors to the great city for the one day of the year where we can toast our diverse communities and remember how we prevailed during the riots of 2011.
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Joining a writing team
Get out of your comfort zone and do something that terrifies you. That's a healthy motto – right?
One of the aspects of my MA which challenged me the most was the collaborative group project in semester two.
An eight part radio drama where I worked with seven other writers and devised a radio serial with a forty-five minute episode written by each member of the team.
It was a challenge to say the least. Not only a divide in age and gender, but also in sense of humour. We spent most of the semester arguing about the serial storyline and at the last meeting still hadn't nailed it down fully.
Not one to learn by my mistakes I've gone and done it again and joined a writing team for a soap opera at a community radio station.
Firstly it'll be great to get my writing on the radio again, secondly it will be good for the CV if I can show that I've worked as part of a writing team in a professional context, and thirdly if I don't have someone giving me strict deadlines I fear that my writing will only occur when meeting competition deadlines.
This project is at the very beginning of becoming a radio soap opera, and with a team of twelve writers we won't all get commissioned to write an episode. Which mirrors real life on a television soap opera too.
Last night was the first get together of this new writing team, and I thought I would blog about the journey from inception to writing that first episode.
The writing team is a diverse group of local people from Manchester who are a mix of volunteers at the radio station, writers and others who just want to get involved in this thrilling project.
We began the session by reading aloud a couple of short radio scripts. When asked for volunteers there was an uncomfortable silence so I put my hand up. Reading scripts out loud doesn't phase me anymore as I've had two and a half years of doing this week in week out.
We were then given a large selection of photographs of people which had been cut out from newspapers and magazines. A range of ages, gender and ethnicity were covered and each of us chose one picture. Mine was a woman in her mid-twenties in a yoga pose. I thought I could have a lot of fun in creating her character as she looked quite chilled and peaceful.
My aim is to make my character the least stereotype for that particular image which is what I did when writing her character biography.
Other groups worked together on each of the characters, but the group that I was put in we worked solo and then shared our ideas. I found this approach better as the least conflict at the early stages the better.
Briefly we then came up with a long list of places that would be featured in our make shift soap opera world. Pub, café, library, bridge, park and pound shop were just a few of the suggested places that would feature in our community.
We also need to name our community in the upcoming weeks.
It's certainly exciting to be part of something new creatively, and of course getting to know new people in this context is something that I find beneficial. Who knows, today community radio – tomorrow the writing team on House of Cards!


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