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For enhanced safety, the GMC Terrain's rear seat shoulder belts have child comfort guides to move the belt to properly fit children. A better fit can prevent injuries and the increased comfort also encourages children to buckle up. The Subaru Outback doesn't offer comfort guides on its rear seat belts.
In the past twenty years hundreds of infants and young children have died after being left in vehicles, usually by accident. When turning the vehicle off, drivers of the Terrain are reminded to check the back seat if they opened the rear door before starting out. The Outback doesn't offer a back seat reminder.
The Terrain Denali offers an optional Surround Vision to allow the driver to see objects all around the vehicle on a screen. The Outback only offers a rear monitor and front and rear parking sensors that beep or flash a light. That doesn't help with obstacles to the sides.
Both the Terrain and the Outback have standard driver and passenger frontal airbags, front side-impact airbags, side-impact head airbags, front seatbelt pretensioners, four-wheel antilock brakes, traction control, electronic stability systems to prevent skidding, daytime running lights, rearview cameras, available all-wheel drive, crash mitigating brakes, lane departure warning systems, blind spot warning systems and rear cross-path warning.
The Terrain's corrosion warranty is 1 year longer than the Outback's (6 vs. 5 years).
GMC pays for the first scheduled maintenance on the Terrain. GMC will pay for the first oil change, lubrication and any other required maintenance in the first year. Subaru doesn't pay scheduled maintenance for the Outback.
There are almost 3 times as many GMC dealers as there are Subaru dealers, which makes it much easier should you ever need service under the Terrain's warranty.
J.D. Power and Associates' 2018 Initial Quality Study of new car owners surveyed provide the statistics that show that GMC vehicles are better in initial quality than Subaru vehicles. J.D. Power ranks GMC 20th in initial quality. With 16 more problems per 100 vehicles, Subaru is ranked 28th.
J.D. Power and Associates' 2018 survey of the owners of three-year-old vehicles provides the long-term dependability statistics that show that GMC vehicles are more reliable than Subaru vehicles. J.D. Power ranks GMC 18th in reliability. With 11 more problems per 100 vehicles, Subaru is ranked 24th.
The Terrain's standard 1.5 turbo 4 cyl. produces 29 lbs.-ft. more torque (203 vs. 174) than the Outback 2.5i's standard 2.5 DOHC 4 cyl. The Terrain's optional 2.0 turbo 4 cyl. produces 13 lbs.-ft. more torque (260 vs. 247) than the Outback 3.6R's standard 3.6 DOHC 6 cyl.
The Terrain's 1.6 turbo diesel produces 66 lbs.-ft. more torque (240 vs. 174) than the Outback 2.5i's standard 2.5 DOHC 4 cyl.
As tested in Motor Trend the GMC Terrain 2.0 turbo 4 cyl. is faster than the Outback 3.6R 3.6 DOHC 6 cyl.:
Zero to 60 MPH
6.8 sec
7.3 sec
Quarter Mile
15.4 sec
15.7 sec
On the EPA test cycle the Terrain 4 cyl. diesel AWD gets better fuel mileage than the Outback 2.5i with its standard engine (28 city/38 hwy vs. 25 city/32 hwy).
On the EPA test cycle the Terrain AWD with its standard turbo 4 cyl. gets better fuel mileage than the Outback 3.6R 6 cyl. (24 city/28 hwy vs. 20 city/27 hwy).
In heavy traffic or at stoplights the Terrain's engine automatically turns off when the vehicle is stopped, saving fuel and reducing pollution. The engine is automatically restarted when the driver gets ready to move again. (Start/Stop isn't accounted in present EPA fuel mileage tests.) The Outback doesn't offer an automatic engine start/stop system.
The Terrain has a standard cap-less fueling system. The fuel filler is automatically opened when the fuel nozzle is inserted and automatically closed when it's removed. This eliminates the need to unscrew and replace the cap and it reduces fuel evaporation, which causes pollution. The Outback doesn't offer a cap-less fueling system.
For better stopping power the Terrain 2.0T's front brake rotors are larger than those on the Outback:
Terrain 2.0T
Front Rotors
12.6 inches
12.4 inches
The Terrain stops shorter than the Outback:
60 to 0 MPH
128 feet
134 feet
Consumer Reports
60 to 0 MPH (Wet)
136 feet
147 feet
Consumer Reports
For better traction, the Terrain's optional tires are larger than the largest tires available on the Outback (235/50R19 vs. 225/65R17).
The Terrain's optional tires provide better handling because they have a lower 50 series profile (height to width ratio) that provides a stiffer sidewall than the Outback Limited/Touring's 60 series tires.
For better ride, handling and brake cooling the Terrain offers optional 19-inch wheels. The Outback's largest wheels are only 18-inches.
The Terrain has a standard easy tire fill system. When inflating the tires, the vehicle's integrated tire pressure sensors keep track of the pressure as the tires fill and tell the driver when the tires are inflated to the proper pressure. The Outback doesn't offer vehicle monitored tire inflation.
The Terrain Denali AWD handles at .79 G's, while the Outback 3.6R Limited pulls only .76 G's of cornering force in a Motor Trend skidpad test.
The Terrain Denali AWD executes Motor Trend's "Figure Eight" maneuver quicker than the Outback 2.5i Limited (27.5 seconds @ .64 average G's vs. 28.4 seconds @ .57 average G's).
The Terrain is 7.6 inches shorter than the Outback, making the Terrain easier to handle, maneuver and park in tight spaces.
The Terrain uses computer-generated active noise cancellation to help remove annoying noise and vibration from the passenger compartment, especially at low frequencies. The Outback doesn't offer active noise cancellation.
Pressing a switch automatically lowers the Terrain SLE/SLT/Denali's rear seats, to make changing between passengers and cargo easier. The Outback doesn't offer automatic folding seats.
To make loading groceries and cargo easier when your hands are full, the Terrain's available liftgate can be opened and closed just by kicking your foot under the back bumper, leaving your hands completely free. The Outback doesn't offer a hands-free gesture to open its liftgate, forcing you to put cargo down if your hands are full.
Maximum trailer towing in the Subaru Outback is limited to 2700 pounds. The Terrain offers up to a 3500 lbs. towing capacity.
The Terrain has a maintenance free battery for long life without checking the battery's water level. The Outback doesn't have a maintenance free battery, so the water level in the battery's cells must be checked often to prevent damage.
The Terrain (except SL/SLE)'s optional easy entry system glides the driver's seat back when the door is unlocked or the ignition is switched off, making it easier for the driver to get in and out. The Outback doesn't offer an easy entry system.
The Terrain's instruments include an oil pressure gauge and a temperature gauge – which could save your engine! Often 'idiot lights' don't warn you until damage has been done. The Outback does not have an oil pressure gauge.
The power windows standard on both the Terrain and the Outback have locks to prevent small children from operating them. When the lock on the Terrain is engaged the driver can still operate all of the windows, for instance to close one opened by a child. The Outback prevents the driver from operating the rear windows just as it does the other passengers.
The Terrain's front and rear power windows all lower with one touch of the switches, making it more convenient at drive-up windows and toll booths, or when talking with someone outside of the car. The Outback's power windows' passenger windows don't open automatically.
On a hot day the Terrain's driver can lower all the windows from a distance using the keyless remote. The driver of the Outback can only operate the windows from inside the vehicle, with the ignition on.
The Terrain's standard outside mirrors include heating elements to clear off the mirrors for better visibility. Subaru only offers heated mirrors on the Outback Premium/Limited/Touring.
When the Terrain with available tilt-down mirrors is put in reverse, both rearview mirrors tilt from their original position. This gives the driver a better view of the curb during parallel parking maneuvers. Shifting out of reverse puts the mirrors into their original positions. The Outback's mirrors don't automatically adjust for backing.
Optional air-conditioned seats in the Terrain Denali keep the driver and front passenger comfortable and take the sting out of hot seats in summer. The Outback doesn't offer air-conditioned seats.
Both the Terrain and the Outback offer rear vents. For greater rear passenger comfort, the Terrain has standard rear air conditioning vents to keep rear occupants cool in summer or warm in winter. The Outback Base/Premium doesn't offer rear air conditioning vents, only heat vents.
The Terrain (except SL) offers an optional 115-volt a/c outlet on the center console, allowing you to recharge a laptop or run small household appliances without special adapters that can break or get misplaced. The Outback doesn't offer a house-current electrical outlet.
The Terrain Denali's optional Automatic Parking Assist can parallel park or back into a parking spot by itself, with the driver only controlling speed with the brake pedal. The Outback doesn't offer an automated parking system.
The Terrain is available in both front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations. The Outback doesn't offer a two-wheel drive configuration.
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We hosted a workshop for a group of educators and docents from a handful of museums in Massachusetts. Here are some photos from the day!
The Museum Hack team, along with WCMA at Night staff, in a rare selfie moment.
Jessye Herrell, a museum educator with Museum Hack, demonstrates a typical presentation style for how we talk about objects in a museum.
Using Museum Hack's "5 Elements of a Hack" to create their own stories and presentations.
We visited local establishments, such as this pub popular with students, to hand out postcards and generate interest in our campus event.
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Maritime threat response
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Kessler, Andrew
Shewfelt, Michael
Davis, Jennifer
Connett, Brian
Chiu-Rourman, Jared
Oravec, Joseph
Wark, Shaunnah
Ng, Ling Siew
Lim, Seng Chuan
Chua, Cheng Lock
Yeo, Eng Choon
Lee, Kok Long
Chew, Heng Hui
Lim, Kwang Yong
Tean, Ee Shen
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In the twenty-first century, the threat of asymmetric warfare in the form of terrorism is one of the most likely direct threats to the United States homeland. It has been recognized that perhaps the key element in protecting the continental United States from terrorist threats is obtaining intelligence of impending attacks in advance. Enormous amounts of resources are currently allocated to obtaining and parsing such intelligence. However, it remains a difficult problem to deal with such attacks once intelligence is obtained. In this context, the Maritime Threat Response Project has applied Systems Engineering processes to propose different cost-effective System of Systems (SoS) architecture solutions to surface-based terrorist threats emanating from the maritime domain. The project applied a five-year time horizon to provide near-term solutions to the prospective decision makers and take maximum advantage of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions and emphasize new Concepts of Operations (CONOPS) for existing systems. Results provided insight into requirements for interagency interactions in support of Maritime Security and demonstrated the criticality of timely and accurate intelligence in support of counterterror operations.
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Jim Furyk To Receive Jim Murrray Award
Jim Furyk along with Jarrod Lyle and Doc Griffin will be honored by the Golf Writers Association of America. The award will be given on the basis of the contributions of these golfers to the sport. The award ceremony is scheduled to take place in the month of April this year at the Annual Awards dinner.
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In today's business world, companies are getting more aggressive and competitive, all thanks to the internet and mobile technology.
Therefore, we see a lot of companies out there trying to come up with applications and technology to keep up with their customers, much like the services offered by BeQRious with our QR Code tracking system that allows you to track every single one of your QR Codes.
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Google has it in the form of Analytics. BeQRious tracking system works the same way. It helps you create a campaign, generate a QR Code completely fee of charge and then helps you track it, compile it and present it to your analysis LIVE. In fact, if you want to receive emails for every single time a potential customer scans the code, whatever floats your boat, by all means, do it.
For retail outlets, sometimes it is hard to get customers to share what they feel about your products and services because people are always on the run. In order to complete a survey, they need to grab the survey form, fill it up right there in front of you and then hand it over. People don't want to be impolite, sometimes. Another problem is that they have to hand the survey in to you, in your face, or pop it into a box. Most consumers are conservative and prefer it if they were given more space and time to do it at their accord.
Instead of physically filling up the survey, I feel that it would be better if retailers printed out a QR Code on the receipt so that customers can scan the QR Code when they get home and fill the form up discreetly. And anonymously.
It is a win-win situation for both retailer and consumer
Retailers know what the consumers feel and the consumer gets the space they want when they provide a feedback.
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Celmisia argentea
Celmisia: Apparently named after Kelmis, one of Idaean Dactyls, a group of skilled mythical beings
associated with the Mother Goddess Rhea in Greek mythology. Kelmis, whose name means
'casting', was a blacksmith and childhood friend of Zeus, son of Rhea and later king of the
gods. In Ovid's 'Metamorphoses', Kelmis is described as offending Zeus who turned him into
adamant so he was as hard as a tempered bladeargentea: silvery
silver cushion mountain daisy
2012 - Not Threatened
2009 - Not Threatened
2004 - Not Threatened
Celmisia argentea Kirk
Vascular - Native
Dicotyledonous Herbs - Composites
Celmisia sessiliflora var. minor Petrie
Endemic. South Island: Otago and Southland from Garvie Mountains southwards
Montane to subalpine damp grassland and boggy places
Densely branched subshrub forming small cushions or sometimes mats up to ± 200 × 200 mm, usually rather shorter; branches up to c. 150 mm long, woody ascending, stout, clad in persistent leaf-remnants; branchlets very close-set, ± 50 mm. long, erect or ascending. Leaves numerous, very densely imbricate, ascending. Lamina ± 6.0-12.0 × 0.5-1.5 mm, coriaceous, linear-subulate, clad on both surfaces in greyish white appressed tomentum, concavo-convex; apex subacute to acute, sometimes subcucullate. Sheath ± = lamina, rather broader, pale, membranous, clad in long silky hairs on margins and back, becoming glabrous or nearly so. Capitula sessile or nearly so, terminal, sunk among apical leaves, ± 6-12 mm diameter; involucral bracts linear-subulate, almost scarious, pale except at dark tip, up to c.10 mm long, glabrous except for a few hairs at tip, midvein distinct. Ray-florets 8-10 mm long, white; tube very slender, limb about lanceolate, 3-4-toothed, veins evident. Disk-florets c. 7 mm long, very narrow-funnelform, teeth minute, triangular. Achenes c.3 mm long, narrow-cyclindric, subcompressed, ribs clad in very short ascending hairs. Pappus-hairs up to 6 mm long, white, slender, very finely barbellate
Can only be confused with Celmisia clavata and C. sessiliflora. From Celmisia sessiliflora it is distinguished by its smaller size and much shorter leaves (3.0-5.0 × 0.5-1.5 mm cf. 10.0-30.0 × 1.5-3.0 mm). Celmisia clavata is distinguished from C. argentea by the semi-woody and densely leafy clavate branches, and by the erect, rigid, closely imbricating leaves with abruptly narrowed, obtuse apices. However, as noted under C. clavata there is much variation within C. argentea with plants from Central Otago grading between that species and plants called C. clavata on Stewart Island. Further research, perhaps using more discriminating DNA markers is needed to determine if C. clavata is truly distinct from C. argentea.
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November - April
Difficult. Best grown from fresh seed but can be grown from cuttings. Should be planted in a free draining, moist soil. Excellent in a pot in an alpine house, or planted in a south-facing rockery. Dislikes humidity and will not tolerate drying out.
Not Threatened
2n = 108
Pappate cypselae are dispersed by wind (Thorsen et al., 2009).
Not commercially available.
Description adapted from Allan (1961)
Allan, H.H. 1961: Flora of New Zealand. Vol. I, Government Printer, Wellington.
Thorsen, M. J.; Dickinson, K. J. M.; Seddon, P. J. 2009. Seed dispersal systems in the New Zealand flora. Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics 2009 Vol. 11 No. 4 pp. 285-309
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said NATO's expansion towards the east and its proximity to Russia's borders was a source of concern, adding that the alliance with its military capabilities, including nuclear, was aimed at Russia.
Medvedev said in an interview with the Russian newspaper "Kommersant" that NATO is seeking to attract new countries within it, and said: "We can not deal with this matter as if we do not concern, has not eliminated one of the nuclear balance in the world, and did not cancel anyone The fact that for military leaders it is important to understand the relative relationship between strategic nuclear forces. "
The Russian prime minister said: "Regardless of the opinion of our colleagues in this alliance, the NATO countries consider the Russian Federation a potential adversary It became clear to my father that the capabilities of NATO, including the nuclear trinity, directed against the Russian Federation.


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Dr. Drone will see you now
In addition to being downright terrifying, drones are also pretty cool sometimes. They can map the Great Wall of China from far above, sterilize deadly mosquitos en masse like nobody's business, and as of late, they might even be able to replace doctors.
A project led by the National Innovation Centre (NIC) of Nepal is using drones to bring healthcare to remote regions of the country, Reuters reports. Built and designed by young Nepali college graduates, the remote-controlled machines can provide basic medical services to rural residents who would normally be required to make the trek to a major city in order to receive legitimate care.
The medical drones are capable of carrying up to two pounds of supplies, medicine, laboratory samples, or other relevant goods for up to 1.2 miles at a time before requiring a recharge.
Nepalese drones are bringing medicine to the remotest areas.
"Developing such drones with distinct capacities and improved efficiency is hopefully a step towards ending the present-day dependence on road networks to transport medical goods, particularly in the case of rural, remote and far-flung regions in Nepal," wrote Dr. Mahabir Pun, Chairman of the National Innovation Centre, Nepal, in a post on the matter for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
"Not only is the project guaranteed to be a game changer insofar as rural healthcare is concerned, but it also opens the door for similar innovations in the future seeking to address other major challenges of development in Nepal," Pun continued.
Meanwhile, Amazon still can't get a drone to chuck packages on your lawn...


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Hsphere Backend Files
# Hsphere locations
Root directory in HShere: /hsphere/local
Configuration files:
Common path – /hsphere/local/config
Control panel – /hsphere/local/home/cpanel/arjun/psoft_config/hsphere.properties
DNS – /etc/named.conf
The main named directory – /hsphere/local/var/named/
HTTP – /hsphere/local/config/httpd/httpd.conf
FTP – /hsphere/local/config/ftpd/proftpd.conf
Qmail – /hsphere/local/var/qmail/control/
Mysql – /etc/my.cnf
php.ini – /hsphere/local/config/httpd/php.ini or /usr/local/lib/php.ini
Control Panel features – /hsphere/local/home/cpanel
Scripts in hsphere – /hsphere/shared/scripts/
Location of domains – /hsphere/local/home//
Qmail – /hsphere/local/var/qmail(A symbolic link given to /var/qmail)
Mails – /hsphere/local/var/vpopmail/domains
Log files paths:
HSphere – /var/log/hsphere/hsphere.log
DNS – /var/log/messages
HTTP – /hsphere/local/var/httpd/logs/
Mail – /var/log/maillog
Horde – /hsphere/local/var/horde/log
FTP – /hsphere/local/var/proftpd/xferlog OR /var/log/proftpd/auth.log
MySQL – /var/log/mysqld.log
Statistics: Webalizer and Modlogan
/hsphere/local/var/staticstics – statistics results from rotatelogs (used for bandwith metering)
/hsphere/shared/ – modlogan and webalizer files
/hsphere/shared/apache/conf/modlogan_user.cfg – ModLogAn config file
/hsphere/shared/apache/conf/webalizer_user.cfg – webalizer config file (if MySQL is installed)
/hsphere/shared/skel/webalizer – skeleton files for webalizer section of the site.
/hsphere/shared/skel/modlogan – skeleton files for ModLogAn section of the site.
FTP and Frontpage:
/hsphere/local/var/proftpd/ – ftp log files
/hsphere/local/config/ftpd/ – ftp config files
/hsphere/shared/sbin/proftpd – ftp daemon file
/hsphere/shared/frontpage – FrontPage installation
/hsphere/local/var/frontpage – FrontPage config files
/hsphere/local/network/ips – all IP addresses and their netmasks that will be brought up by the system at start up. Used by H-Sphere to control IPs on the server.
/hsphere/shared/apache/htdocs – document root. Place index.html into this directory.
/hsphere/shared/apache/webshell – WebShell installation. This is a web based file manager that comes with H-Sphere
/hsphere/shared/skel – skeleton files for user sites. These are html pages that users see at their address before they upload their site content.
/hsphere/shared/skel/website – skeleton files for new sites
/hsphere/shared/skel/suspended – skeleton files for suspended sites
/hsphere/local/home/cpanel/apache/logs/ssl_engine_log – SSL log file in hshpere
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The way most applications are deployed is a fairly routine endeavor. And yet, application deployment is one of those areas that trips most IT organizations up time and time again.
The reason for this is that in the old days, IT organizations didn't roll out new applications very often. So when it came time to actually deploy the application, nobody felt particularly compelled to document a process that might not take place again for another year or more.
To address this issue, XebiaLabs today rolled out an update to Deployit, which is a framework for automating the deployment of applications that has been updated with a new algorithm that is included as part of a Unified Deployment Engine (UDE) that calculates the optimal deployment plan based on the IT resources available.
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By Gary McWilliams
HOUSTON (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush will be mourned on Thursday at the Houston church where he worshipped for many years, a final public farewell before his remains are taken by train to their resting place at his Texas presidential library.
The remains of Bush, who died last week in Texas at the age of 94, were flown to Texas on Wednesday evening following a formal state funeral where the World War Two veteran-turned-politician was hailed as a warrior-statesman of uncommon personal kindness.
Amid an unusual bipartisan spirit at the service at Washington's National Cathedral, both Republican and Democratic politicians honored a president who called for a "kinder, gentler" nation.
"George H.W. Bush was America's last great soldier-statesman," presidential biographer Jon Meacham said in a eulogy. "He stood in the breach in the Cold War against totalitarianism. He stood in the breach in Washington against unthinking partisanship."
Bush's remains were accompanied by members of his family, and were taken by motorcade to St. Martin's Episcopal Church.
The Houston church remained open through the night for mourners, who began lining up on Wednesday morning, to pay their final respects.
Following the funeral at St. Martin's, where Bush and his late wife, Barbara Bush, were long-time worshippers, a train will carry his remains about 100 miles (160 km) northwest to College Station, Texas, where he will be laid to rest at his presidential library.
Bush, the 41st U.S. president, occupied the White House from 1989 to 1993, navigating the collapse of the Soviet Union and expelling former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's forces from oil-rich Kuwait.
A patrician figure, Bush was voted out of office in part for failing to connect with ordinary Americans during an economic recession.
However, he has been remembered as representing an earlier era of civility in American politics, an image burnished in recent years by the divisiveness and anger in the United States that accompanied the rise of President Donald Trump.
Bush, who also served as vice president to Ronald Reagan, did not endorse Trump in the 2016 presidential election. He sent him a letter in January 2017 saying he would not be able to attend his inauguration because of health concerns but wished Trump the best.
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I'm kind, caring, have a big heart. I like to go swimming, camping, fishing, watch movies, shoot pool . I'm not very good at pool. But I still enjoy it. I also like to watch the stars at night.i don't mind any age,cause age is like number.. I respect very much the relations inside the family, between a wife and a husband. I love children and want to have a big and happy family. I have many interests.
Ezt csinálom az életben
I enjoy going to pool, watching movies,dancing mostly salsa, playing video games,reading magazine and novel.
Dolgok, amiket szeretek magamban
Kedvenc szabadtéri tevékenységeim
Kedvenc benti tevékenységeim
Számomra érdekes témák
Talán téged kereslek, ha
I'm looking for someone who is intelligent. Someone who is kind, caring, thoughtful. Someone who can be tough but be a big teddy bear.So i don't mind any state and city to move in with the right man.If this is you,feel free to message me.


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Edinburgh Rugby secured their second successive victory in the European Rugby Challenge Cup, beating Lyon 25-17 at BT Murrayfield, after numerous injury setbacks and losing five players in the opening quarter.
Coach Alan Solomons afterwards praised the character of his Edinburgh side, who came through adversity to record a morale-boosting victory.
"This actually tops it [last week's win at Bordeaux]. To lose five players like that – in 37 years, I've never seen anything like it – speaks volumes for the strength of character of this side.
Speaking of the injuries sustained, Solomons added: "Hamish Watson has a broken jaw, Roddy Grant suffered a fractured cheekbone and Sam Beard took a knock to the head, so we took him off."
Putting in a Man of the Match performance with six penalties and a conversion, Tom Heathcote secured the win with his final shot at goal in the last minute, to take Edinburgh's winning streak to three matches.
Edinburgh began the match in the best possible manner with a penalty in the very first minute. Heathcote slotted the three points to take an early lead for the home side.
The set piece was an important weapon for much of the opening 40 minutes and it produced the first try of the match shortly after Heathcote's penalty. Powerful play from the Edinburgh pack ensured they got over the gain line. As the ball was whipped through the backs, Tim Visser joined the line and fed centre Phil Burleigh. The New Zealander burst through the initial line of defence and drew Lyon full back Jérôme Porical to send winger Jack Cuthbert in at the corner. Heathcote was on target with the conversion and extended the lead to 10-0 after just seven minutes.
Lyon had very little possession and when they did secure the ball, they were put under severe Edinburgh pressure. Edinburgh won a scrum penalty which Heathcote duly converted to give the hosts a 13-0 lead without having to do that much.
If Edinburgh had smiles on their faces in the first half, they would be taken with a large pinch of salt. Alan Solomon's men lost no less than five players in the opening quarter. Burleigh, Roddy Grant, Sam Beard, Hamish Watson and captain Grant Gilchrist all had to leave the pitch injured.
The visitors had a brief spell of territory in the Edinburgh half. They won countless penalties and scored their first try of the match as a result of Edinburgh indiscipline. A 5m lineout led to a powerful driving maul that Edinburgh could not handle. No 8 Masi Matadigo went over for the try and Porical added the extra two points to reduce the gap to 13-7.
Three further penalties for Heathcote extended the Edinburgh lead to 22-7, which they would keep until after half-time.
Lyon started to fight back from the opening minutes of the second period and looked more comfortable with ball in hand. A Porical penalty after 43 minutes reduced the deficit to 12 points.
From then on, it seemed as though the home side were trying too hard to push on. Handling errors and indiscipine crept into a side that had dominated in the opening 40 minutes. Despite an opportunity for Visser – after Heathcote kicked through – the Dutchman could not capitalise.
While Edinburgh were more adventurous and solid in attack, it was Lyon that were slowly coming back into the match. Solid in the lineout and in the loose, Edinburgh looked by far the more potent attack, but Lyon kept in touch courtesy of their powerful maul. It delivered their second try of the match with Joseph Tison the scorer.
Now a five-point game, Edinburgh had to hang on tight. While Lyon camped out on the hosts' line, they could not replicate their driving maul technique and instead gave away penalties at crucial points of the game.
Into the last ten minutes, Lyon looked to push the game, and strung several phases together in their backline. Edinburgh's defence remained resolute and managed to survive the French onslaught by winning a crucial scrum on the 22.
The attacking waves kept on coming though and Lyon were back to within five metres of the Edinburgh line through a dainty kick from fly-half Loursac. From the visitors' lineout, the plan was simple; win the ball and clear. But despite doing this, the ball only found Thibault Regard who ran straight back at the home side.
Edinburgh were under the cosh but again managed to relieve the pressure after winning another scrum penalty. Suddenly they found some momentum as the match entered the final three minutes. Edinburgh then won successive penalties and through Heathcote's penalty, were able to edge to a 25-17 victory.
Coach Alan Solomons afterwards praised the character of his Edinburgh side, who came through adversity to record a morale-boosting victory.
"This actually tops it [last week's win at Bordeaux]. To lose five players like that – in 37 years, I've never seen anything like it – speaks volumes for the strength of character of this side.
Speaking of the injuries sustained, Solomons added: "Hamish Watson has a broken jaw, Roddy Grant suffered a fractured cheek bone and Sam Beard took a knock to the head, so we took him off."
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Crime, in most cases, is to be dealt with by state and local governments. To the degree that the federal government, in its legislation, in its judicial actions, in its regulations, and in its executive branch activities, interferes with the ability of the people in their communities to apprehend, judge, and penalize accused lawbreakers, it bears responsibility for the climate of crime, which has grown more destructive with each passing year. We favor the right of states and localities to execute criminals convicted of capital crimes and to require restitution for the victims of criminals. Federal involvement in state and local criminal justice processes should be limited to that which is Constitutionally permitted.
All who are accused of crimes, petty to capital, shall have a trial by jury upon request, and the jury shall be fully informed of its right to nullify the law. Furthermore, we oppose defendants being charged and tried by both state and federal jurisdictions under different laws for the same alleged criminal act, thus violating the Constitutionally secured prohibition against double jeopardy.
We believe that all men are created equal and therefore deserve equal protection under the law. We are opposed to all "hate crime" legislation, whether Federal or State, and to enhanced penalties for so called hate crimes. We recognize that a real result of the designation of "hate crime" is to extend federal jurisdiction to crimes which would otherwise be in the province of the states or local communities. We also oppose special protection or prosecution for certain classes of people or types of employment in that all persons, made in the image of God, deserve equal protection with equal prosecution for crimes committed against the innocent victims of crime.


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Russell Wilson is all about his family this weekend.
Football player Russell Wilson let the world know about his numerous blessings as he posted photos from a ski trip he took with Ciara and her toddler son Future this holiday season.
He thanked God for bringing them into his life and expressed how excited he is to be having a baby soon.
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In this video clip from a live concert from Paris, Diana Krall swings like mad when she plays "I Love Being Here With You".
Wow. Feel the energy coming from Diana Krall and the band. The playing is so tight. I wish I could play piano like that.
Besides swinging like mad, I also like the more mellow part in the middle of the song where it's interesting to study (and enjoy) how the other players drops in some smalls notes to support the other musician who is doing the solo. It really takes a great deal of timing and musicality to do that right.
The Diana Krall concert from Paris is available on DVD.
What do you think of the video clip with Diana Krall playing "I Love Being Here With You" from her jazz concert in Paris? Tell me.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Diana Krall: Live in Paris: I Love Being Here With You
In this video clip from a live concert from Paris, Diana Krall swings like mad when she plays "I Love Being Here With You".
Posted by Henrik at 1:12 AM
Labels: diana krall, dvd, paris, video clip
2 comments:
- Steve Emery said...
Just learned of your blog from Moomin Light's post (http://mlight.typepad.com/moomin_light/2008/01/swing-jazz-and.html). This is a wonderful performance - and thanks so much for the tip to listen to the support they give each other during their solos, that is wonderful. I even liked her bow after her solo - so cool, so hot - all at once. She is SO into the music, as are they all.
Loved the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers post, as well ("I Won't Dance").
We'll be looking regularly.
- January 10, 2008 at 2:50 AM
- Henrik said...
Hi Steve. Welcome to the blog!
Also, have a look in the archive, there is lots of fun stuff there.
- January 10, 2008 at 11:27 AM


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85 hr Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training
Learn how to support moms in your home community while supporting sustainable, grassroots development in Uganda with Shanti Uganda and Awakened Spirit Yoga. Explore and awaken to the radically healing potential of yoga and holistic birth support as therapeutic tools to empower the birthing journey from pregnancy to motherhood.
Who Should Attend
Our program is holistically designed for those who are interested in learning a mind-body approach to pregnancy, childbirth and parenting preparation with a therapeutic focus.
- Yogis interested in learning about women's health, pregnancy and conscious birthing
- Yoga teachers seeking to develop a niche in prenatal yoga and to deepen their facilitation and community building skills
- Educators, counselors, midwives, healthcare professionals and women interested in expanding their knowledge in reproductive health and women-centered yoga practice
All women are welcome, including the pregnant and postpartum. Babies in arms are welcome too!
Course Overview & Special Features
- Listen to Shanti Uganda's Head Midwife describe birthing practices in Uganda and her 30+ years of experience as a midwife
- Spend an afternoon with Shanti Uganda's resident Traditional Midwife/Doula at her home
- Learn about the use of traditional medicinal plants from Shanti Uganda's local herbalist
- Track endangered rhinos on an afternoon walking safari
- Attend a traditional bonfire with the Shanti Uganda family
- Teach prenatal yoga therapeutically to support a healthy pregnancy and birth
- Learn how to safely modify postures for pregnancy, with knowledge of modifications, contraindicated and beneficial postures for each trimester
- Understand anatomy and physiology of pregnancy, including western and eastern perspectives and the effects of pregnancy on the body, mind and spirit
- Explore the landscape of Birth in all its realms: physiological, psychological, sociological, historical, political and spiritual
- Acquire knowledge and tools to heal your own birthing stories
- Discover your authentic teaching voice and uncover the unique gifts that you have to offer through class exercise, the use of imagery, sequencing, birth art and facilitator support
- Encourage the harmonization of hormones and energy levels using yogic wisdom
- Design skillful sequencing, positions for labour, asana for childbirth preparation and postnatal recommendations for recovery
- Integrate all aspects of the practice: asana, breath work (pranayama), vocal toning (mantra), relaxation, working with themes, massage and pain reduction techniques to help create a more positive and relaxed birthing experience
- Come to an embodied understanding of our innate wisdom and the miracle of birth
Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training Program of Study – 85 hrs
- The stages of pregnancy and effects on body and mind
- The physiology of pregnancy and childbirth
- Pregnancy and childbirth as a journey
- Deconstructing and transforming our relationship to pain
- The benefits of prenatal and postnatal yoga
- Modifications, contraindications and beneficial asanas for each trimester
- Postures to support a healthy pregnancy
- Sequencing and class themes
- Hands-on assisting in prenatal yoga
- Pranayama and sound techniques
- Relaxation and visualization for childbirth preparation and support of the birth experience
- Integrating mindfulness and cultivating awareness in your classes
- Incorporating imagery into cueing for breathwork and asana
- Massage, birthing techniques and laboring positions using yoga
- Postnatal yoga for healing and beneficial asanas to support the body after childbirth
- Simple infant massage and infant stimulation routine
- How to create a supportive community in your class environment
R-PYT Eligibility
To gain Yoga Alliance certification as RPYT, a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training is required. Others can participate but will not be eligible for registration as a Prenatal Yoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance. There are no prerequisites to attend other than a love of yoga and supporting moms.
Participants Also Require
- A minimum of 75-contact hours with Julia Forest (the training meets this requirement)
- 10 observation hours observing or assisting classes in your community
- Successful completion of teaching practicum with support of Julia, teaching team and peers
- 10 hours of homework readings to be completed after the course (this will be assigned in class)
Labor Support Program of Study
We've combined labour support techniques into the program to provide a well-rounded knowledge base and approach to yoga teaching. Whether you choose to attend births or not, the knowledge, training, and hands-on experience gained from this portion will be invaluable to being able to fully support pregnant women and their families as well as to conduct partner workshops. In this part of the program you will deepen your knowledge of the emotional, physical, and psychological aspects of pregnancy, birth, and the early parenting experience so you will feel prepared to answer common questions accurately and knowledgeably.
- Role of the yoga teacher in labour support
- Emotional, physical, and informational support of women and families in the prenatal period, at birth, and in the early postpartum period
- Involving support people
- Comfort measures
- Common interventions and medications
- Scope of practice and Code of Ethics
- Interprofessional relationships
Program Fees
100% of the proceeds of this trip support Shanti Uganda's work to improve infant and maternal health throughout Uganda. When you register for this training you are directly contributing to the health of moms and families in this community.
Non-East African Residents
- $500 USD nonrefundable, nontransferable deposit +
- + $1,600 USD Training Fee
- = $2,100 USD Total
East African Residents
- Special in country price of $750USD
- + $45 USD Optional add on for Rhino Safari
- + $100 USD Optional add on for First and Last Night's Stay in Entebbe w/ Airport Transfer
- 11 Nights Accommodation (double occupancy)
- In Country Travel (including transport to and from the airport)
- 3 freshly prepared meals daily
- An 85 Hour Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training
- Course Manual & Certificate
- Lecture with Shanti's Head Midwife, Agriculturalist and Traditional Birth Attendant
- Bonfire and traditional Ugandan drumming event
- Zhiwa Rhino Sanctuary Entrance Fee
Not Included
- Airfare
- Medical Insurance
- Ugandan Tourist Visa ($50 USD)
- Vaccinations & Medications
- Personal Spending
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Shared dysregulation of homeostatic brain-body pathways in depression and type 2 diabetes.
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The purpose of this review is to provide an overview of shared dysregulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) and brain-gut-microbiome (BGM) axes associated with depression and type 2 diabetes (T2D). Clinical ...


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Stoke-On-Tern Association PTA are a dedicated group of parent and teacher volunteers who help provide many exciting events and opportunities to benefit both the children and the school.
By developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated, our mission is to advance the education, enjoyment and well-being of the pupils in our school.
The PTA aims to help the children and school primarily by providing additional resources outside of the normal school budget.
Every PTA event is an opportunity to meet other parents and you will be part of a like-minded network of people who all share a common goal of improving the school for all our children.
Such events we provide:
- Summer Fair
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- Children in need
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- Provide book bags for new reception children
- Playground equipment, Adventure trail.
- Children In Need
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It seems like ages ago, but if you remember, the state Budget negotiations this past March had some high drama the final week.
Under unusual pressure to meet the April 1 deadline early due to upcoming religious holidays, the budget process hit an eleventh-hour snag. It started in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office on that Monday night when state Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan accused Cuomo of "not negotiating in good faith." Cuomo apparently lost it. Began screaming and yelling. Pounding the table. The budget had officially come apart. All tables were cancelled.
But if we understand the Albany process at all, we know that breakups are inevitable. And it makes putting Humpty Dumpty back together again all that much sweeter. By the end of the week, things were moving again. Staten Island Sen. Andrew Lanza was doing a lot of the negotiating for the Senate Republicans.
But soon there was a new holdup. See if you can take a wild guess…Hint: his name rhymes with "Kimka Relder." Yes! Sen. Simcha Felder, the Brooklyn Democrat who caucuses with Republicans, wanted something. Felder represents the magic 32nd vote, giving Republicans their working majority. So much like EF Hutton, when Felder talks, people listen.
In this particular case, Felder wanted changes to state Education Department standards for Yeshivas. It had absolutely nothing to do with the budget. But it was a very important issue to the Jewish community in Borough Park, which Felder represents. In fact, for the last 20 years, the Orthodox and Hasidic communities have been the fastest growing ethnic group in New York City. Very often, they vote in a bloc, meaning they are a force to be reckoned with for any politician seeking statewide or citywide office.
Enter David Lobl. You may not have heard the guy, but if you've been anywhere near Cuomo the last six years, you've definitely seen him. Lobl has been a fixture in the Cuomo administration since 2012, but last month was his last day on the job as he leaves to take a new position with uber-lobbyist Suri Kasirer. Lobl handled much of Cuomo's outreach to the Jewish community, and on Thursday, March 30th while at a Cubs-Marlins game in Miami with his family, Lobl received a call from the governor.
The pitch was simple: Cuomo needed Lobl's help moving Felder, who was holding up the entire budget from being put to bed. Lobl took cover behind the stands of Marlins Park, and while trying to drown out the din of cheering fans, he and the governor devised a strategy.
Once they hashed it out, Lobl went back to his in-laws' house in Boca Raton, where he was staying. At about 11:30 that night, He gets a call from the Grand Rebbe in Kiryas Joel. The Rebbe wanted a conference call with the governor, and Cuomo quickly agreed. David explained to Cuomo that initially, he and the Rebbe would speak in Yiddish, much like at that Bronx dinner in Godfather where Virgil Solazzo informs the Police Captain that he and Michael Corleone were about to speak in Italian ("Have the veal. It's the best in the City").
The call went off without a hitch. Although Lobl had to drive to a nearby 7-11 in Boca at 1 a.m. to take it, so as not to wake up his entire house. But the deal was struck. Bill language was agreed to, and they seemed to have the makings of a final agreement that would pull the budget back together once and for all. Elated, Lobl called Cuomo back for a wrap-up at which point Cuomo said: "David, I don't speak the language, but I'm pretty sure I heard you and the Rebbe use some Yiddish curse words."
Lobl was also instrumental in setting up all of Cuomo's trips to Israel…OK, so there have only been two during his tenure as governor, but there were at least two others that got cancelled at the last minute.
That includes September 2016, when Cuomo was supposed to travel to the Jewish State for the funeral of Shimon Peres. On the day he was supposed to leave, a New Jersey Transit train had a fatal crash as it approached the Hoboken Station. Cuomo raced to New Jersey to appear alongside then New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for updates on the situation.
Lobl was already on the ground in Israel when he received word that Cuomo would not be coming. Nevertheless, he was seated in the VIP section for the funeral and ushered into the receiving tent immediately thereafter.
At that point David found himself in a small tent with the Israeli Prime Minister and his wife, former President Bill Clinton, Francois Hollande, Mahmoud Abbas and Prince Charles, of all people.
David was eager to say hello to the Royal Prince who surprised him when he asked in his signature upper crust British accent, "Is Governor Cuomo here?" They chatted for a bit, and at the lull in the conversation, Prince Charles cut to the real reason he was so eager to talk. He grabbed Lobl by the arm and whispered: "Hey, when do I put my Kippah on?"
The Cuomo Administration has certainly had its fair share of staff turnover. Some departures more eventful than others. But there is also a core of survivors within the inner circle who have committed for the long haul. And for a culture where the unofficial motto could be: "If you don't BELONG, please don't BE LONG," David Lobl is definitely deserving of recognition for his time on the inside. We wish him well.
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Intercept GDF Hammer With a RL!!6 Nov 2007 | PC | 3 comments
A really cool video of a GDF Hammer missile intercepted with a GDF Rocket Launcher!
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6th November 2007
5:14 pm
Deimos Tel`Arin
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Amazing eh?
Personally I find it quite amazing!
These Japs are just amazing!
14th June 2008
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Wow that is AMAZING. Lol i wish i had some serious skill like that.
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Amazing indeed! Not sure if such skills would be useful or not though. 🙂


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Country Road Driving On A Russian 'Highway'- Wait For It!
Nice country drives are plentiful around these parts. All you really need to do is travel out to the BKW area and you can have your way. Scenery, check! Open space with zero traffic, check! A place to open up your 'whip', check check check!!!
Then there's Russia. Crazy drivers with nothing but a gas pedal and nine lives. Those SOB's are out of control. But I digress.
You're on what appears to be a nice country road, speeding around like it's no big deal, when out of no where....
Close call ehhh?


text: dale mcinnes <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Let me take this a big step forward. I really like the idea of > thermoregulating "wicks" for transferring heat away from the body. But let's > continue in that vane [no pun intended]. Why wouldn't a full pelt of > feathers continue beyond bristles, to take heat from the body ? I can only refer you to how Myhrvold &c address this question regarding hair: "At low densities, hair has almost no effect on air flow and does not trap an insulating air layer near the skin, but the extended hair acts as a pin fin that increases thermal exchanges with the surrounding air. Thus, as the hair density decreases from that of very furry animals, a break-even point is reached where the hair function switches from an insulator to a heat exchanger." I don't know if the same principle would apply to bristle-like and/or filamentous feathers. > Back in the early triassic, mammals burrowed > to get rid of heat. Early archosaurs stayed outside. Mammals remained small. > Archosaurs were uninhibited in increasing their size [didn't have to > burrow]. My 2 cents. I don't think I can speculate sensibly on this (or on the part of your message that I snipped). It is worth noting that certain small ornithischians did burrow, such as the orodromine thescelosaurids (e.g., _Oryctodromeus_) and maybe others, such as the enigmatic _Drinker_. Cheers Tim


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Sweet button cupcakes, let's celebrate!
I love to celebrate with food! It is not everyday that you get to celebrate the exciting news that your husband has been announced as a contestant on the Great British Sewing Bee. Doubled with the airing of the GBSB Class of 2014, it felt right to bake something for the occasion.
Being a Wednesday, our after school #CraftyKids club was turned into a baking affair. I made a batch of lemon and cranberry cupcakes in the afternoon so they had time to cool, ready for the decorating to commence when Evie got home from School.
We whipped up a batch of lemon butter cream until it was light and fluffy. Using a disposable piping bag we got stuck into icing the cakes, lemon icing sure does taste good!
Next we turned our attention to creating our sweet buttons, we made a mini button factory, small ones & big ones, in several colours. Fondant buttons are incredible easy to make out of icing, simply roll out your icing, cut a few circles and using a skewer make 2 or 4 little holes evenly spaced in the centre of the circle.
After we churned out the buttons, Evie's creative flair kicked in. She knocked up a train and mermaid for her and Max. I must say they did look pretty cool, as you can imagine they didn't hang around for long…
Congratulations Matt, we are so very proud of you for taking part of the Great British Sewing Bee 2015. It still makes me giggle when I see you on the advert…I can't wait until next Thursday!
We hope you enjoyed the cakes 😉
Lemon & cranberry cupcake recipe (based on my trusted hummingbird bakery recipe)
(makes approx. 16 cupcakes)
- 80g soft butter
- 280g caster sugar
- 240g plain flour
- 1tbsp baking powder
- Zest of 1 lemon
- 240ml milk
- 2 eggs
- 100g dried cranberries (chop them to prevent them all sinking to the bottom)
1. Kick off with preheating your oven to 190 degrees.
2. Prepare your tin by adding the cupcake cases.
3. Using a freestanding mixer or handheld electric whisk, slower mix the butter, sugar, flour, baking powder and lemon zest together until they look like breadcrumbs.
4. Now slowly pour in your eggs and milk, increasing the speed until you have a smooth batter. Scrap down the bottom of the bowl and add the cranberries. Give the mixture a final mix to ensure everything is combined.
5. Next fill your cases, I normally use a 50ml spoon per case, this ensures that my cakes are even in size but also gives me a nice level finish in the case for icing.
6. Bake your cakes for 18-20 minutes, until they spring back to the touch. Allow to cool completely before icing.
Lemon frosting
- 160g soft butter
- 500g icing sugar (no need to sift)
- 50-60ml milk
- zest of 1 lemon
1. Add the button, icing sugar and lemon zest to a bowl. Using a freestanding mixer or handheld electric whisk slowly start to mix the ingredients until you have a sandy texture.
2. Now add half the milk and turn up the speed, slowly had the remaining milk and continue to whisk until light and fluffy.
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Mmmm Gem! They are fab! Hope next time we see you, you are going to bring and share these! Xxx
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Another thing in VOTF by Zahn is the mention of Kinman Doriana. Mara remembers him as Palpatine's right hand man, supposedly one of the grand architects of his rise to power. She was told by Voss Parck: the Victory Star Destroyer captain who had found Thrawn, that untimely death of Kinman at the hand of Thrawn left Palpatine with a gap to fill. He filled this gap with three people: Darth Vader, Grand Admiral Thrawn and Mara Jade. Kinman was sent by Palpatine with a private army to ambush the Outbound Flight project (a group of Jedi Masters and others who decided to head out another galaxy) just before the Clone Wars, when he (Kinman) runs into the Chiss lead by Thrawn. We might see a reference to this in the beginning of Ep.2. like the ships leaving and then later the report of their destruction? We might even see Kinman with Palpatine?
If George follows the same style as Ep.4 ,Ep.5 and Ep.6 in Ep.1, Ep.2, and Ep.3. In Ep.1 Anakin like Luke in Ep.4 will be the Hero from nowhere. In Ep.2 Anakin like Luke will be tempted by the Darkside but unlike Luke he will falls. In Ep.3 Anakin like Luke will bring his side to power. Just some food for thought.
Here are somethings I think we'll see in Ep.2 and Ep.3. In Ep.2 we'll see the Clone Wars and the stall of the fall of the Jedi. I see that the Clone Wars will cause the formation of Warlords and chaos in the Republic. Palpatine is quietly behind the corruption in the Senate. He has quietly built his private Army of Storm Troopers and Starfleet of Star Destroyers. At the end of or near the end of Ep.2 he brings these forces out to bring the New Order to the galaxy from the chaos caused about the Clone Wars. He doesn't turn on the Jedi publicly by says that the Republic's problem was to relying to much on the Jedi. So when he brings the Warlords under control and New Order to the galaxy he looks like a hero. He may even get support from some of the Senators and even some Jedi Masters who become rebels latter on when they see what Palpatine really is up too. In Ep.3 when Palpatine start to blame Aliens (non-humans) for their problems that the Jedi start to oppose Palpatine that he turns and on the Jedi publicly saying they are jealous of the Order he has brought with out them and the Jedi are hunted down in a large scale. Maybe will end Ep.3 with Vader beginning to chase a ship that just received copies of the Death Star plans jumping into hyperspace. When asks what its destination he is told Tattooine. I know that the story is about Anakin and I can guess a little about what will happen to him and will have a better idea after May 21 1999.
Anakin's fall may be by his and Obi wan own design. They may have decide for Anakin to infiltrate the Sith Jedi but wouldn't fall to the Darkside or not to fall that Obi wan couldn't bring him back, because in ROTJ Vader tells Luke that Obi wan once thought as you do. That being bring Anakin back to the Light side. Also if the fateful battle between Anakin/Vader and Obi wan happens maybe Anakin thinks he kills Obi wan and Obi wan goes into hiding.
Also in VOTF says that Yoda fights a Dark Jedi on Dagobah for a day and a half. Could we see this in Ep. 3 and does the Dark Jedi's death create the cave that Luke fights the Vader Luke?
If George gets to old for the sequels maybe he'll let Timothy Zahn write them or at least help. Maybe he'll let you help too SuperShadow.
Saving now and planning my vacation to start May 21 1999 to watch Ep.1 non stop for a week.


text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-45188684573225153792019-04-21T18:42:38.593-05:00Julie AlexandresJulie Alexandreshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4518868457322515379.post-55639841399371866802014-04-27T16:35:00.001-05:002014-07-17T19:20:56.417-05:00An Angel's Kiss–SynopsisHiya, Everyone! So I haven't just been watching TV and playing around on the Internet (LOL) I've actually been working on some projects. Here a synopsis of an upcoming release called An Angel's Kiss. When a vampire is cursed, there is only one cure: an angel's kiss. In the exciting prequel to a new upcoming series, The Original Courtesans, we meet Emma, a Nephilim whose ultimate dream is to Julie Alexandreshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4518868457322515379.post-33591311206684664632012-02-14T21:41:00.001-06:002012-09-04T03:20:53.009-05:00Happy Valentines & Updates! Happy Valentines, y'all! I'm so sorry I've been away for so long. I was in the process of moving and my writing muse felt like it was stuffed in a box along with all my junk! LOL Now I'm finally in my new place and almost all moved in. However, that doesn't mean I haven't been working. I actually started drafting the Courtesan of the Dead story, but as I was writing, I Julie Alexandreshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4518868457322515379.post-92221140308081588902011-10-21T21:32:00.001-05:002011-10-21T21:33:32.051-05:00Currently Working On: Hello,Everyone! Thanks so much for stopping by and checking out my blog! *tight hugs* Currently, I'm working on doing some major, and much needed, rewrites for Courtesan of the Dead. I hope to finish soon, and I promise you'll be the first to find out. In the meantime, I've picked out a picture I've fallen in love with for the cover. What do you think? Talk to you soon, much love,Julie Alexandreshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4518868457322515379.post-66112417838739756192011-10-01T13:44:00.005-05:002011-10-01T20:59:28.460-05:00About Me Hiya! I'm Julie Alexandres and I love to write about things that go bump in the night. I'm a born and raised Texas gal, and no matter where I travel, I always carry Texas with me! I'm married and have a son. My husband, son, and I share a home with our cat who graciously allows us to live with him. Before I started writing, I was in the accounting field. I got married and after becoming Julie Alexandreshttp://email@example.com


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Currying, What is it? Why is it Useful?
Currying. It can be a frightening word. Textbook examples of currying appear to be hieroglyphics to the untrained eye. It doesn't help that textbooks examples of currying use poorly named variables such as x, y, foo, and bar. I recently got a good grasp of the basics of currying and figured I'd share my understanding. Currying can be considered part of the functional programming (FP, for short) paradigm. The goal of functional programming is to make code:
- Readable, by separating logic from data structures - making it easier to reason about
- 'Composable', by breaking code into small, reusable modules
- Higher quality, by avoiding state & data mutation unless absolutely necessary
So how does Currying fit into FP?
Currying in essence is an example of a higher-order function. Currying is taking a function that would normally take multiple arguments and transforming it into a series of functions that each take one or more of those arguments. Typically this will act as a chain of functions which can be used progressively or simply as a module for ease of use.
Why use currying?
Composability. By making functions that return functions, or chains of functions, it is possible to make code that is highly reusable and easy-to-read. Here is a simple example using Javascript:
let hasElement =
e =>
obj =>
obj.element == e
let dragons = [
{ name: 'bob', element: 'lightning' },
{ name: 'jill', element: 'fire' },
{ name: 'dana', element: 'lightning' },
Let's break down what's happening in the code above.
- The code starts by declaring a function called hasElement.
- It takes a single parameter, e, and from that returns an anonymous function.
- The anonymous function takes a single parameter, obj, and returns a Boolean based on the conditional check of obj.element == e
- Next up, there is a data structure (array) called dragons
- Each dragon has the properties name and element
- Since the structure is an array, array methods can be used on it such as .filter, .map, and .reduce
- Finally, a console.log statement
- Inside of it, .filter is applied to the dragons array
- The curried function hasElement is passed to the filter as the callback argument
- A string lightning is passed as the argument to hasElement
So what is really happening? If we look at .filter in the MDN we can see it takes a callback function as an argument. That callback will be executed on each element of the array. In the example above, we pass hasElement as the callback. hasElement returns an anonymous function, which takes an argument obj. .filter passes each dragon object in the array to the anonymous function returned from hasElement, one at a time. With each pass via .filter, the anonymous function executes with the dragon object being passed to it. In the code below we can see two traditional methods of using the callback.
function hasElement (obj, e) {
return obj.element == e
let dragons = [
{ name: 'bob', element: 'lightning' },
{ name: 'jill', element: 'fire' },
{ name: 'dana', element: 'lightning' },
// inline anonymous example
dragons.filter(obj => obj.element == 'lightning')
// named callback example
dragons.filter(obj => hasElement(obj, 'lightning'))
Now, it could be argued that hasElement is much simpler in the example above. Which is true! However, that simplicity comes at the cost of more boilerplate when it is used as a callback. What if someone wanted to use hasElement across an entire application? Or multiple applications? Or as part of a library? They would have to write the tedious boilerplate every single time. As the codebase becomes larger, the net detriment grows. More boilerplate means more chance for typos, and thus more bugs. It also means lower developer productivity. Even though this is a simple example, those anonymous functions do add up. With currying, hasElement becomes slightly more complex but removes unnecessary details from the core logic. As the codebase becomes larger, the net benefit grows. The code is more readable, easier to reason about, higher quality, and can be written faster. This article was inspired by this video on currying by MPJ, on his YouTube channel funfunfunction. The video goes into further depth, using a similar example to the one I used here. I highly recommend you check it out. If you enjoyed this article, please share it! If I got something wrong, please feel free to let me know


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Residential Care - Children's Wing
The Children Wing provides care and guidance to young residents who are between 6-12 years old. We strive to provide holistic development for our children, with programmes that are purposefully designed to help children develop cognitively, physically, socially and emotionally. We focus on life skills that enable them to handle challenges in life, to be self-aware, to build healthy relationships, to develop resilience and to work as a team.
Holiday Fitness
Weekly activities such as biking and ice-skating are organised for the children during the extended June and December school holidays. The aim is to introduce them to a broad variety of sports and to inculcate a healthy lifestyle.
Knowing our Neighbourhood
Our children get to regularly enjoy authentic experiences of visiting wet markets, hawker centres and neighbourhood shops in the heartlands and learn first hand the going-ons in the neighbourhood. Staff seize every teachable moment to impart life-skills like making purchases at the food court or supermarket
Let's Celebrate
Our children learn to respect each other's diverse cultures through understanding the significance of celebrating major festivities such as Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, Deepavali and Christmas.
Love for Reading
We believe in the importance of cultivating a love for reading and learning. Through our monthly library visits, we encourage our residents to read a variety of books – fiction, non-fiction and comics – and practice writing simple book reviews to summarise their thoughts.
T is for Teamwork
Team bonding activities are organised throughout the year, including workshops and wing bowling competitions to help build rapport and foster a closer bond amongst all. Children are taught to value their team mates and learn that by working together, they can achieve more.
Venture Camp
We wrap up each year with our signature 2D1N camp organised for all children. In 2017, the camp took the children on a round island trip to Labrador Park, Mount Faber, and East Coast Park with a myriad of team activities and water sports. The adventure continued with a night walk along Orchard Road to marvel in the festive lights.


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Over the last few weeks, my house has turned into game central. If it has to do with football, we're involved. Usually our house is game central. Friends and family come over to hang out and watch the games. The kids hang out and play in between watching the game and in between watching them and whipping up some snacks, I'm chatting away with the wives who are usually in the kitchen with me. We have a view of the tv from the kitchen so we can chat and watch at the same time.
Since we do a lot of entertaining during football season, I try and switch up my menu weekly. One week it's pizza and wings. The next it might be my slow cooker buffalo chicken dip. When it comes to snacks, I try to keep things simple. A big bowl of popcorn and a few sweet snacks like SNICKERS® and the guys (and gals) are usually good until dinner is ready or the pizza is delivered.
I have cute football themed serving bowls I use for the popcorn and chips but I wanted something cute to use for the SNICKERS® bars. After searching for the perfect dish and always turning up empty handed, I created my own.
It was so easy to make and I love how it turned out. If you have a football fan at home or need a hostess gift for someone who loves football, then you'll definitly want to make one of these.
Here's what you'll need some green and white paint, square dish, 3 wooden dowels, yellow ribbon and a hot glue gun.
Step 1: Paint your dish green to resemble the football field. You'll have to paint a few layers to make sure it's covered well.
Step 2: Once the paint is dried you'll want to paint on the field lines.
Step 3: Cut the Use wooden dowel into 4 pieces about 3-4 inches long (depending on the size of your dish) to make the goal post. Use the hot glue gun to attached the pieces together. Then paint yellow or wrap with yellow ribbon like I did. Then secure it to the tray with more glue.
Once it's dry, fill it with these football themed SNICKERS® and some SNICKERS® Crisper Bars I found at CVS. They're my one stop shop for my game day needs. Especially those last minute parties.
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Concerts Guide
We Play Music FOR SQUIRRELS
The For Squirrels Concert Guide
This is a database of every For Squirrels concert I could find, from 1993 to 1996. Ideally, for each concert there should be a list of the songs perfo
rmed, the venue, and other important details.
Subrosa's Drag On The Nation
The Subrosa Concert Guide
This is a database of every Subrosa concert I could find, from their first show billed as "Subrosa" on December 31, 1996 at The Covered Dish to today.
I need some help with the setlists. If you have any For Squirrels or Subrosa setlists please
send them to me
, so I can post them. (When I say "setlist," I don't mean the actual piece of paper on which the band makes a list of songs to play on a given night; just a list of songs performed.)
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Miner's Shaft
We here at Full Beard Brewing Co. are a serious bunch and would never use innuendo to sell our awesome beers.
Miner's Shaft is big, strong, powerful beer. It's known to bring ground shaking pleasure to those blessed enough to experience it. Those who are lucky enough to have tried it will be left begging for more. This is a beer that should see a lot more action than it's already getting, (and just between us, it's getting a lot of action), but let's be honest no matter how much we're getting it's never enough.
Can be enjoyed by yourself, better enjoyed with that special someone and if you're lucky with a group. Just be sure to come and tell us about it.
With hop additions every 10 minutes this beer is known here also as '10 minutes from now'. As in when do we have to add more hops? …
So be like us, if your significant other calls asking when you'll be home or you have to go do some chores. Order another and say, "10 minutes from now."
IBU 70Full Beard Brewing Co.'s Miner's Shaft is a spicy hopped IPA. Don't be afraid of the dark colour, this great IPA has spicy, floral notes hidden by a rich dark chocolate. This dark chocolate comes through on the palate and is complimented by a great balance of bitterness.


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Georgia Code Title 16, Section 16-5-2
(a) A person commits the offense of voluntary manslaughter when he causes the death of another human being under circumstances which would otherwise be murder and if he acts solely as the result of a sudden, violent, and irresistible passion resulting from serious provocation sufficient to excite such passion in a reasonable person; however, if there should have been an interval between the provocation and the killing sufficient for the voice of reason and humanity to be heard, of which the jury in all cases shall be the judge, the killing shall be attributed to deliberate revenge and be punished as murder.
(b) A person who commits the offense of voluntary manslaughter, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by imprisonment for not less than one nor more than 20 years.
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