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I first encountered the music of Olympia, Washington's Clayface during the summer of 2016. At an early show show at the long since shuttered Obsidian bar to, be precise. The music moved me for sure, but it was more of a gentle sway, and not the kind of elegant goth in black lace with a raven's nest of hair sway, but just a "Hey, this sad music is pretty alright. I'm fucking old and my back hurts and how come it's so hard to go anywhere in this town without feeling like a thousand eyes are on you?" sway. In fairness to Clayface, my inability to properly goth-sway had nothing to do their music, and everything to do with the sunlight creeping in through the door. You see, dear darklings, these gloomiest of gloomsters, the heirs to 40 years of darkness and forgotten bedroom recordings with the feeling of a cold grave in autumn (in the best way!) simply had the rotten luck of opening the gig just after the 7:30 door time. 'Round the Pacific Northwest in the summer, well the sun doesn't go down until 9:00. We were stuck watching music I would later affectionately come to refer to as "Like if Robert Smith had way less money, and way more genuine misery" while the sun was still up, and goddamn if it wasn't hard to feel the darkness a little less in the presence of the sun. Creatures of the night don't stalk the streets during the light of day, and I can all but gurantee you Peter Murphy would throw an absolute prima donna shitfit if Bauhaus had ever been asked to play a gig beneath the burning day-moon.
Somewhere in the years that followed ( I don't remember when, because so many gray days long since blurred together and I always joked that every year spent in Olympia aged my pretty face twice that.) I came to actually know the music of Clayface and call Jacob a friend. I couldn't tell you when, but I'm pretty sure I was standing on the back table next to the devil statue at Cryptatropa watching the band absolutely scorch through Sister Is Dead, the title track of their sole LP when I just sorta got it. The story behind the record is not mine to tell, but I will say this: Lots of people experience tragedy. Sometimes its hard to not feel like life is just a series of reprieves between the tragedies that define us. I can also say that I know few people who people who have come out the other side of their tragedies making art as painfully honest, vulnerable and beautiful as Sister Is Dead. It remains one of my favorite records to come out of Olympia. A quiet and sadly dignified, criminally overlooked slab of wax sulking in the shadows between your RVIVR's and your G.L.O.S.S's and your Wolves In The Throne Room's.
I was lucky enough to go on tour with Clayface and Harsh R, an equally beloved project making fucked up abyssal noise in the dank and dark venues of Olympia. To this day, I count that week traveling up and down the west coast just at the end of a dry summer, heavy with wildfire smoke lugging heavy ass equipment and boxes of records as the highlight of my 2018, if not the entirety of my time in Olympia. Last spring when I left for an extended absence, my last night in town, I went to see Clayface play and stood at the soundboard next to Avi laughing and crying all at once. Thinking "Goddamn, if this song doesn't just rip my heart out every time, and I love that Avi is all grins anyway." A perfect sendoff from a town I loved and hated to drive three thousand miles through the rain into uncertainty. I wore my Clayface shirt the whole drive.
The morning was already hot and dry this July when Jacob and I caught up at a vegan restaurant on Capitol Avenue. I was sad to hear him say he was thinking of retiring the Clayface moniker for something fresher, maybe a little less heavy. I was relieved to hear him say the project already had a name and was beginning to play gigs. Only recordings so far are a nightmarish soundtrack to a short flim made by Jacob. I haven't seen the film, but after listening to this, I fear the images that might haunt me in my sleep when I inevitably pass out as soon as I'm done typing this mess. The first track is deceptively soothing, drawing the listener in, lulling them to a false sense of rest before the nightmares move in. My first thought was how much this too short of a recording reminded me of the Hellraiser Themes by Coil without sounding derivative. I mean that as a compliment of the highest order. I'd like to think John Balance and Peter Christopherson are smiling from whatever acid-laced glitched out afterlife they inhabit.


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Have you ever had a craving for doughnuts but you don't want to go through the whole process of making them? These super easy doughnuts are a cinch to make! Check out the recipe on my Cafe Zupas post today!
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On editing and archaeology
March 10, 2017
I was thinking today that editing a book is a bit like doing archaeology. It is painstakingly slow, requires patience and attention to detail, and you have to take care not to break the things you might wish to preserve. When I edit, I'm sifting through layers of text that are formed from my own … More On editing and archaeology


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Chemicals giant BASF has set up a 3D Printing company, BASF 3D Printing Solutions, based in Heidelberg, in the German state of Baden-Wurttemberg, to develop applications for its 3D printing arm.
It said the new company will work closely with researchers and application engineers from BASF and its partners, such as universities and customers.
Volker Hammes, the new Managing Director of BASF 3D Printing Solutions, said: "The field of 3D printing for industrial applications is highly dynamic and still emerging. This means there is a need for agile, startup-like structures with interdisciplinary teams and quick decision-making processes. Combining the customer-focused 3D printing activities in one location at a dedicated business is an important success factor."
BASF 3D Printing Solutions will run the 3D printing application technology centre in Heidelberg of Deutsche Nanoschicht, a BASF subsidiary.
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Young cadet Jessica, who is tired of being neglected in her role as a cargo ship pilot, releases the dangerous monsters being transported on her ship. With hopes of being erotically devoured, she allows one hungry predator onto the bridge to eat her.
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This year due to popular demand tickets for all concerts will be available locally from A.P. Taylors, Main Street Campbeltown and on-line from Ticketweb from June 21st at 10.00am.
This years headline acts are The Saw Doctors, Tannahill Weavers, Fergie MacDonald and Triona Ni Dhomhnail ex Bothy Band vocalist.
For more updates go to the website at http://www.mokfest.com which has just been updated with all the information on this years 20th Anniversary Event.
We have had great response to the line-up this year and expect that demand for tickets will be high this year.


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I believe that the best life with dogs is about the mutual joy in our relationship, and that includes training and learning together in a way that enriches that bond. With the dog's well being as priority, I believe in empowering them with safe challenges and choices in learning and in life. Continuing education is perpetually teaching me how to do this, by providing current information from the best available sources of humane, progressive and science based methods. I am humbled and eternally grateful for the way dogs have impacted my life and I am truly thankful for every day we share together. Char Turner
And here are some tips that I keep in mind when training:
- Always set up for success. Know what you want and raise your criteria appropriately so that your dog can be reinforced as much as possible while learning. Remember "baby steps". Be clear about what you want and acknowledge with mark and reward when it's right. Have a training plan that includes realistic goals and appropriate criteria for your dog's abilities at each point in time.
- Short sessions: Keep your sessions short. You can do several sessions in one day-but keep them short. "Short" varies with the dog, but 5 minutes on any one thing is usually enough and needs a break. If your dog is struggling with learning a behavior, then back off and make it easier or just do something else that is easy, and quit on a successful high note. Then go back later and try again. Start each session with a lower criteria from the previous session and build from there.
- Click/mark first, then reinforce. Keep the reinforcement out of sight until after the click, but reinforce immediately-within 3 seconds of the click. Then apply #4…
- Emphasize relationship by pairing the food or toy R+ with praise and personal interaction. I feel that it is important to train "clean", but not "detached". Personal engagement and praise should still be emphasized as part of the teaching process,(i.e. we are not training hermit crabs here!). After the click/mark, show genuine delight in the process and sincere approval of your dog for a job well done. If you personally invest yourself it will strengthen your relationship as part of the reinforcement history. It's all good!
- Shaping builds confidence by promoting equal partnership in the training process. Allows the dog to freely offer behavior for rewards. Shaping can be combined with targeting, luring, prompting, or used alone as a "free-shaping" process. I vary how I use this, depending upon the dog.
- Luring is useful for "jump starting" a new behavior, but fade it quickly to avoid building dependance. While this is a very useful method, keep in mind that luring focuses more on the reinforcement rather than the task itself.
- Targets are useful and great for distance work, confidence building, and task focus. Keep in mind if and when they must be faded.
- Click ends the behavior that you are training, BUT remember that anything happening during reinforcement is also being rewarded…so..
- Reinforce in the position or location where you want the dog to be (because of #8, above).
- For stationary behaviors (such as a wait) R+ in that position. If the dog moves out of position after the mark, simply hold the treat in the position you want the dog to be. Do NOT lure your dog back into position, just hold the treat there and let the dog return to position to get their reward.
- For speed and distance, R+where you want the dog to be, example: In training for distance, click and then R+ by tossing food/toy ahead of the dog to reinforce the dog moving away from you.
- Keep going signal (KGS)- A KGS is encouragement during the behavior to let the dog know that they are "on the right track". This is controversial among trainers. Ideally, once a behavior is trained reliably on cue no KGS should be needed-and of course the context must be considered, as in competition obedience where you are not allowed to use a KGS at all. However, many top trainers and competitors routinely use KGS in performing long behavior chains such as an agility course, pushing balls repeatedly over a distance in Treibball, or during freestyle routines.
- NRM: "No Reward Markers"– ("No", "ah-ah", "Oops" "wrong", etc.) I don't use them. This is because I always look at myself first, to see where I might have done better in communicating and training. I have learned enough to know that if the dog makes a mistake it is most always a reflection of my training or management of the training setup.
- Always start a training session by reinforcing criteria from the preceding session before raising it again.
- Be humble– I am humbled and eternally grateful for the way dogs have impacted my life and I thank them for that by prioritizing our relationship in all that we do together, every single day.
Stay positive and train happy-if you are not happy training, quit! There is always the next session, trial, etc. to keep improving as long as your relationship with your dog is intact. Remember- Above all, do no harm.


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River Summit II will be "part conference, part celebration" of the rivers and surrounding watershed of the Maumee
River and its principle tributaries, the St. Mary's and St. Joseph Rivers. The conference will bring professionals, politicians and the public together to explore water quality issues, riverfront revitalization efforts, and recreational opportunities on our rivers.
April 8th
Kick-Off Social | Grand Wayne Center
The evening of April 8th will be an opportunity for leaders in the region to hear about successes and new issues for water resources in our communities.
April 9th
River Summit Conference | Grand Wayne Center
A full day of information and education for residents and professionals alike. The focus for this day will be to better understand the current state of our river systems and the opportunities rivers offer for economic growth and community building.
April 11th
Family Day | Various Locations in Downtown Fort Wayne
The last day of the 2015 River Summit will be a family-focused day on and along the rivers. Families can gain first-hand experiences associated with numerous features our rivers have to offer.
The principal organizer of the event is Tri-State Watershed Alliance. Get more details and get registered!


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Two bits of news from the home front:
- My old friend Lorin Wertheimer's web-based series, "Speedie Date" is up for a Webby. Vote for him – he's a good guy and it's a good series. But don't take my word for it – check out the series here and then vote for it.
- My nephew is in a show at the House Theater of Chicago called Rose and the Rime that is up for seven – count 'em – Jeff Awards. You can still see the show – it's been extended through May 9th – and I certainly recommend it.
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I haven't written here for ages and I don't really have a good excuse for it. I simply haven't managed to get life back into a good flowing rhythm ever since we came over to NZ. This means that, in sudden bursts of anxiety, I tend to keep putting off things that don't seem "useful" or "important". I mean, how useful is it to talk about your knitting on your blog? Knitting itself… well, that is a totally different business though, it is very important – it feels very important. Hmm… see the discrepancy here?
As a matter of fact I finished the Baya Shawl quite a while ago, but somehow, I just never ended up taking any decent photos of it – or even figuring out how to do that (attention to Scotch tape detail). This has to be remedied.
I think I mentioned before that I am not really a shawl person, so I had been battling myself about whether I should actually ever start this project. You might be asking why on earth did I then consider knitting a shawl. Two reasons: pink and curiosity.
I'm convinced that the main reason I bought the Summer 2014 back issue of Pompom Quarterly was the lovely photo of this pink! shawl worn by a model sporting a colourful Hawaiian-style print jumpsuit. Call me whatever you want, but my obsession with pink has no end. As a teenager I tried to conceal it by wearing almost exclusively black for quite a while. I went as far as refusing to ride a bright pink Schwinn Lady bike – yes, with white saddle and white fittings – which my Mum, who clearly did not know the slightest thing about teenage psychology, chose to buy as a surprise gift. I saved and saved and ended up investing all my pocket money in a black(!) mountain bike – one of those 1990's models with a steal frame but something like 24 gears. Later, during university, while I still rode my black bike, the prejudice started to melt away, until, eventually, I lost control entirely when I got back into running. I'm pretty sure I'm still known as the blond girl with the fluo pink running jacket (la rubia con la chequeta rosa) by some runners back in my dearest Coruña (Spain). What I'm not known as is one of those female runners complaining about the omnipresence of pink running gear.
But let's go back to knitting.. and curiosity. Curiosity about shawl knitting has been there ever since I noticed that some knitters seem to be completely obsessed with shawls, knitting one after another. I was interested to learn how you create that lovely crescent shape, and more than anything, I was dying to try my hands at some proper lace. It seemed terrifying, but I know I like challenges.
So before I knew, on impulse, I had bought the yarn I needed for the Baya. It was not going to be all pink, as the original, but it also could not have no pink in it. I'm not entirely sure, why I settled on the combination of BC Garn Semilla Fino in a pale turquoise (colourway OX106) – I would describe via another bike reference as similar to Bianchi green – and Semilla Extra Fino in bright pink (OZ123). Truth be told, I expected the latter to have a bit more orangey-coral tone – God bless internet yarn shopping.
I had never actually knitted with any of the Semilla family before, although I had had my eyes on it for a while. BC Garn is a Danish yarn brand with a number of interesting yarn qualities. Semilla in particular is advertised as an environmentally friendly organic wool yarn, and, aside from its very knitter-friendly price range, it comes in really lovely colours. NOTE: I have read since a few reviews saying that the yarn pills quite a bit, which hopefully shouldn't be a problem or a shawl. However, as we are still in NZ winter, I haven't worn it yet.
The knitting of the Baya shawl itself was not especially eventful – luckily. The first few rows of the lace panel seemed eternal, actually making me think I wouldn't have the patience to go through with the project. But afterwards, once I got the logic and didn't have to check on the chart at every other stitch, all started to flow. Lazy knitter as I am, I didn't use a lifeline, but, probably due to the fact that I was mostly scared to death I would make a mistake and wouldn't know how to fix it in the complicated lace, I didn't make any.
As for developing a shawl addiction, I concluded that lace shawls are practical travelling knits, as they require only a small volume of yarn, hence occupy little space. Also, the transformation of the shawl after blocking was quite amazing. I almost couldn't believe I had made that lovely delicate item with my own hands. However, come spring I am still yet to find out whether I'm to be converted into a shawl person. Mind you, seven years of Spain hadn't done that to me, will hand-knit lace do the trick?
Pattern: Baya Shawl by Mindy Wilkes (Pompom Quarterly, Issue 9, Summer 2014)
Yarn: BC Garn Semilla Fino (OX106) and BC Garn Semilla Extra Fino (OZ123)
Needles: 3.5 mm (US 7) and 4 mm (US 8)


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A Dallas firefighter and a New York journalist with ties to North Texas died Sunday night when a helicopter in which they were taking a tour of the city crashed into the East River. A tourist from Argentina and two employees of Liberty Helicopters, the company running the tour, also died. The pilot of the helicopter survived but remains in the hospital with serious injuries, the National Transportation Safety Board said Monday afternoon.
Fire Rescue Officer Brian McDaniel, 26, joined the Dallas Fire Department in 2016. He worked at Fire Station 36 near Pinkston High School in West Dallas for almost two years and was in New York on vacation. McDaniel was single and didn't have any kids, according to the fire department.
"Despite his short tenure, hearts are heavy with grief as we not only try to come to grips with his loss departmentally, but to also be there in every way that we can for his family," Dallas Fire Department spokesman Jason Evans said Monday.
McDaniel was visiting Trevor Cadigan, a former Bishop Lynch High School classmate, in New York. Cadigan moved to the city in 2017, taking a video journalism job with Business Insider after finishing his journalism degree at Southern Methodist University and an internship with WFAA-TV.
The Bishop Lynch community mourns the tragic loss of Trevor Cadigan '10 and Brian McDaniel '10, and prays for the comfort of their families and friends and all who grieve their loss. https://t.co/KbFv39NdhF
— Bishop Lynch HS (@BishopLynch) March 12, 2018
"The entire WFAA family is heartbroken by the sudden and tragic loss of Trevor Cadigan. We would like to thank the many friends and former employees of WFAA who have reached out to offer your condolences and support," said Brad Ramsey, WFAA's president and general manager. "Our thoughts and prayers are with all of Trevor's family and friends, and with the families of all of the victims of yesterday's tragic accident."
The NTSB is still investigating the cause of the crash, but the pilot, Richard Vance, told investigators that one of his passengers' luggage might have hit the helicopter's emergency fuel shutoff switch, according to CNN.


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10/252 Bruckton Farmhouse
House formerly a farmhouse. Circa late C15 or early C16, remodelled partly rebuilt and extended in circa early to mid C17 and with early C18 and early C19 alterations; heavily restored in late C20. Stone rubble, rendered and painted. Rag slate roof with gabled ends, the lower left hand end has a lower level roof. Stone rubble stacks, and axial stack to right of centre and a projecting gable end stack at the left end. Plan: All that survives of the late Medieval house is the lower left hand end which was open to the roof originally. In the first half of the C17 a floor was inserted and the higher right hand end of the house including the passage was rebuilt and extended on the same north/south axis but forward of the original front wall and a wing was added behind the hall. The existing plan is largely the rebuilt of this early C17 remodelling. it consists of 4 rooms and a cross-passage in the main range, the lower left hand end became a parlour heated from a gable end stack the smaller former hall to the right of the passage was another parlour with a fireplace at its higher right hand end and beyond that to the right a large unheated service room with a small room partitioned off at the extreme right hand end. the kitchen was in the wing behind the former hall and has a gable end fireplace and the staircase was in a rounded turret in the angle with the rear wing behind the cross-passage. There must have been some early to mid C18 internal refurbishment judging by the C18 2-panel doors and again in circa early to mid C19 when a lofted outbuilding was built in the angle with the rear wing behind the higher end. In the late C20 the house was heavily restored and altered internally, and the partitions on either side of the cross-passage were removed. Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 2:3 window east front, the lower left hand. 2 windows set back. All late C20 plastic casements in old openings with timber lintels and slate sills. Doorway to left of centre in projecting right hand range has a good early C17 timber doorframe with cyma and ovolo moulding and ball-shaped stops; the doorframe has true mitres and a C17 studded plank door with scratch moulding and decorated wrought-iron hinges; chamfered timber lintel. The lower left hand gable end has a projecting stack and a later large raking buttress. The rear elevation has gable-ended wing to the left of centre with a round stair turret in the lower right hand angle. All the windows are C20 plastic casements. On the left hand side of the wing in the angle with the main range an attached circa early to mid C19 outbuilding; stone rubble with a slate hipped roof, external stone steps on the outer left hand side to the loft, and C20 timber casements. Interior: The ceilings in the central room (former hall) and lower left end room have been rebuilt and the 2 rooms have been made into one large room by the removal of the cross passage partitions. There is a C20 newel staircase at the back of the former passage in the circa early C17 stair turret. The fireplace at the lower left end has a rounded back, its lintel replaced. The fireplace at the higher end of the former hall has a timber lintel with cyma and fillet moulding and bar stops, its jambs have been rebuilt. On the ground floor there are some early C19 panelled doors including cupboard doors and an early C18 panelled door in the right hand end room. On the first floor there are some early C18 fielded 2-panel doors and C17 hanging cupboards beside the axial stack with scratch-moulded plank doors and pegs inside. Roof: All that survives of the medieval roof is one smoke-blackened truss over threaded purlins and a C17 replacement collar with notched lap joints. The rest of the roof over the lower left end has been replaced in C19 or C20. The roof over the former hall has remains of principals with notched lap jointed collars replaced by straight principals crossed at the apex and with trenched purlins and lapped collars. The roof over the higher right hand end beyond the stack was not inspected but the feet of the principals are straight. Over the rear wing the roof has 3 trusses with notched lap- jointed collars to straight principals with threaded purlins, some of the collars and purlins have been replaced.
Listing NGR: SX8457452874
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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
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My kids always used to ask me to make a "Jello Can" all the time.
My Mom made it for me too.
Pour out liquid from a can of sliced pineapple .
Dissolve a 3oz. box of lime Jello in 1 cup boiling water (you could also use the pineapple juice and water to equal 1 cup liquid)
Pour hot Jello water over pineapple rings in the can.
Chill until set.
My son actually used to freeze it, but you don't have to.He loved it that way 😛
Run hot water on the sides and bottom of can to loosen.
Then cut the bottom of the can and push the mold out.
Cut between pineapple slices and serve.
*You could also do this with other canned fruit and flavors of Jello, but you would lose the cute little pineapple ring effect.
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I am enjoying Windows 10 and really like the options that Start10 provides. Its really nice to be able to see my real All Programs list again.
There is one change that Start10 makes that I don't like so well and that is the right click on start button now produces a Start10 abbreviated menu only. I've looked in Settings for Start10 to see if that can be rest there and haven't found anything.
Can you please help me find a way to have the Windows 10 right click on start menu with Start10 loaded?
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I learned something new. Cool.
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CHICAGO (AP) — Marian Hossa had a goal and an assist, and Chicago's Joel Quenneville became the 10th coach to earn 600 NHL victories as the Blackhawks beat the Calgary Flames 4-2 on Sunday night for their fifth straight win.
Steve Montador, Niklas Hjalmarsson and Patrick Kane also scored for the Blackhawks, who got 22 saves from Ray Emery.
Chicago vaulted past Minnesota into first place in the NHL standings with a league-leading 46 points. The Blackhawks are 7-0-1 in their last eight games.
Calgary's Olli Jokinen and Curtis Glencross scored power-play goals in the third period, and both had an assist. Miikka Kiprusoff made 21 saves.
Emery, who has taken over for struggling No. 1 goalie Corey Crawford, started and won for the fifth straight game while improving to 9-1-2 overall. He has played in seven straight, including six starts.
Team members presented the hockey puck to Quennenville after the game to help recognize the 600th victory for him.
"I just told them what it means is I'm getting old," the coach joked.
Asked about how the 600th win felt, he replied: "They all feel good – nothing better than winning."
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You're not alone. Almost daily we read about some breakthrough or connection being made using someone's DNA. Sometimes it's helping us see connections that either didn't occur to us or seems unlikely, but nonetheless the thread is there.
The ABC's of DNA
Some of you may already be a fan or you might be unfamiliar with her, either way Judy G. Russell, aka The Legal Genealogist, is an internationally recognized expert in the fields of genealogy and law and is presenting an all-day seminar at the David Brower Center in Berkeley on September 23rd. It's conveniently located in downtown close to the BART and with ample parking nearby. Early-bird pricing available through July 5th.
One of the courses she'll present is a wonderful primer class on DNA: ABC's of DNA. Don't know which test to take? Not sure about the differences? This is your opportunity to hear one of the best introductory DNA lectures around. It's a don't-miss experience, capping off a day of lectures from one of the most sought after genealogists in the field.
This lecture is a great way to get started on the genetic genealogy bandwagon. You'll add some skills to your genealogy toolbox, and learn which test to take in order to add to your genetic family tree.
|Judy G. Russell, The Legal Genealogist
We'll start off the day with a lecture about Facts, Photos and Fair Use: Copyright Law for Genealogists. It's another incredibly important topic to understand before you begin writing, publishing, or presenting. Every genealogist should know about copyright law.
After a beverage break (coffee, tea, juice), our second morning lecture will be about Martha Benschura - Enemy Alien . Did you ever wonder why someone would have been considered an Enemy Alien? Do you have Enemy Aliens in your family tree? If you do, how do you find out more?
Our catered buffet lunch by Greenleaf Platters will be a perfect time to catch up with old friends or to collaborate with colleagues.
Judy will really liven up the afternoon with her lectures on Rogues, Rascals and Rapscallions: The Family Black Sheep. Have you got one? Must of us have them in our families, and describing their adventures can really liven up your family's history tales!
Then last, but most definitely not least, is the eye-opening ABC's of DNA.
Join us and enjoy a full day of genealogy, see some old and hopefully meet some new friends, and feel the excitement as we welcome The Legal Genealogist to town. Tickets are selling fast, so don't wait. We hope to see you there!
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text: Monday Nuggets: Week 7 10/20/2014 See All News The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Mission is to: Honor the Heroes of the Game, Preserve its History, Promote its Values & Celebrate Excellence EVERYWHERE. We found many samples from Week 7 that align with our Mission, Vision, and Values! Peyton Manning Topples Big Record Peyton Manning was the toast of the football world on Sunday night as the the quarterback surpassed Brett Favre as the NFL's career leader in passing TDs. View full story>>> Historic First for Russell Wilson Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson achieved something no quarterback has ever done. Wilson rushed for 106 yards on seven carries and also passed for two touchdowns while completing 23 of 36 for 313 yards. He is the first quarterback in NFL history with 300 yards passing and 100 yards rushing in a single game. Aaron it Out Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers led his team to a 38-17 victory over the Carolina Panthers yesterday. In doing so, he logged his sixth straight game without an interception, tying Bart Starr for the franchise record set in 1964. Rodgers also finished with a quarterback rating of 154.5. He is just the second player in NFL history with a rating of 150 or more in two of the first seven games of the season. New England's Tom Brady also did it in 2007. The performance marked Rodgers' fourth consecutive game with at least three touchdown passes and no interceptions, tied for the longest such streak in a single season in NFL history (TOM BRADY, 2007). Aaron Rodgers went 19/22 for 255 yards & 3 TDs in today's win. Watch his highlight reel: http://t.co/p4GH1kLqgB pic.twitter.com/cAkQwuGJrH — Green Bay Packers (@packers) October 19, 2014 The Rivers to Gates Duo is the Best Ever San Diego Chargers tight end Antonio Gates caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Philip Rivers during a tough loss to the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday. It marked the 67th career TD pass from Rivers to Gates, the most in NFL history from a quarterback to a tight end. Rivers also extended his team record to 27 straight games with at least one touchdown pass. Sebastian Janikowski Goes Long Sebastian Janikowski hit a 53-yard field goal in yesterday's 24-13 loss to the Arizona Cardinals. The kicker is now tied for the second most attempts from 50 yards-plus in NFL history (Morten Andersen) with 84. Janikowski has made 46 of those attempts, which is good for second all-time behind Jason Hanson's 52. That was K Sebastian Janikowski's 350th career FG, and he is the 16th player in @nfl history to reach that mark. — OAKLAND RAIDERS (@RAIDERS) October 19, 2014 2000 NFL Draft, Janikowski is the Oakland Raiders' all-time leading scorer with 1,515 points. DeMarco Murray Better Than Jim Brown Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray moved ahead of Gold Jacket Jim Brown in the NFL record book yesterday. He is the first player in NFL history to start a season with seven straight games of 100 or more rushing yards. Murray broke Brown's 56-year-old mark to help the Cowboys beat the New York Giants 31-21. His 913 rushing yards also leads the league this season and are the third-most rushing yards in a team's first seven games since 1980 (Jamal Lewis, 977; Terrell Davis, 1,001). Big Chief Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles was drafted by the franchise in the third round of the 2008 NFL Draft. Since then he has been the staple of that offense. Charles rushed for 95 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. In doing so, the veteran running back made Chiefs history. That feeling when you break the all-time franchise rushing record. #KCvsSD pic.twitter.com/Us5rh8wzfI — Kansas City Chiefs (@KCChiefs) October 19, 2014 Watch Jamaal Charles make history during #KCvsSD. VIDEO: http://t.co/zcjkdmoYHw pic.twitter.com/D5ks9TyGTR — Kansas City Chiefs (@KCChiefs) October 19, 2014 Here's a great infographic on Charles' career>>> 200 New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady played in his 200th regular season game on Thursday night. Brady led the team to a 27-25 victory against the New York Jets. His record now stands at 153-47 (.765), which is the most wins through 200 games by any player in NFL history. Tom Brady has the most wins (153) through 200 games by any player in NFL history. High five! pic.twitter.com/jDh3XBDf0o — NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) October 17, 2014Jerry Rice and Gene Upshaw both have the second most victories through 200 games with 146. The Buffalo Bills Honor a Legend The Buffalo Bills honored legendary radio broadcaster Van Miller at halftime of their 17-16 victory over the Minnesota Vikings this weekend. The team placed Miller, who served as the Voice of the Bills from 1960-70 and 1978-2003, into the Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Van Miller honored as 29th member of Bills Wall of Fame>>> Miller was honored with the Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award in 2004>>> Archived Weeks: 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 Back to news


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ESPN+ to Live Stream Billy Dib-Tevin Farmer 130-Pound World Title Bout
Philadelphia native Tevin Farmer will take his world title quest to Australia when he faces Sydney's Billy Dib for the vacant IBF junior lightweight title on Friday, Aug. 3 at Technology Park in the Sydney suburb of Eveleigh.
Dib-Farmer and undercard action, including top prospect Tim Tszyu (9-0, 7 KOs) defending the WBC Asian Boxing Council Continental super welterweight title against Stevie Ongen Ferdinandus (27-15-1, 14 KOs), will be streamed live in the United States beginning at 6:15 a.m. ET on ESPN+ — the recently-launched multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from The Walt Disney Company's Direct-to-Consumer & International segment in conjunction with ESPN. The Dib-Farmer bout will start no earlier than 7:30 a.m. ET.
Farmer (25-4-1, 5 KOs), a defensive wizard with fleet feet, has authored one of the great career turnarounds in modern boxing history. He started his career 7-4-1, then reeled off 18 consecutive wins before earning a shot at the vacant IBF junior lightweight title on Dec. 9, 2017 against Kenichi Ogawa. Most ringside observers felt Farmer deserved the victory, but the judges awarded Ogawa a split decision. Ogawa, however, tested positive for a banned substance, and the result was changed to a no contest.
Dib (43-4, 24 KOs) is a former IBF featherweight champion who won the belt on July 29, 2011 with a unanimous decision over Jorge Lacierva. He made two successful title defenses before being dethroned by Evgeny Gradovich via split decision on March 1, 2013. Later that year, he took on Gradovich in a rematch and was knocked out in the ninth round. He challenged Takashi Miura for the WBC super featherweight title on May 1, 2015, with Miura defending the title via third-round TKO. Since the Miura defeat, Dib is 4-0 with a no contest. Against Farmer, he will have the home canvas advantage, as he is 35-0 when fighting in Australia.
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The End of Organized Capitalism
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In this thought-provoking new book, Anthony Smith analyses key debates between historians and social scientists on the role of nations and nationalism in history.In a wide-ranging analysis of the work of historians, sociologists, political scientists and others, he argues that there are three key issues which have shaped debates in this field: first, the nature and origin of nations and nationalism; second, the antiquity or modernity of nations and nationalism; and third, the role of nations and nationalism in historical, and especially recent, social change.
Anthony Smith provides an incisive critique of the debate between modernists, perennialists and primordialists over the origins, development and contemporary significance of nations and nationalism. Drawing on a wide
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August 26, 2014
Your data is vital to your association. You use data to analyse the decisions you've made and to make sound decisions for the future. Data such as the number of members in good standing your association has can transform initiatives from wishy-washy campaigns to effective programs. Ensuring that your data is as accurate as possible is key towards using it to the greatest effect. And a big part of having accurate data is making sure your data is clean.
What does it mean for data to be clean? There are a few components to clean data. The first is data consistency. Is the data in your system in the same format? Take addresses for example. If a member is based in the United States, does it say "US" in the system, or "U.S.", or "United States", or "America"? Is this consistent across all records?
The second component to clean data is its completeness. Is everything you need to know populated in the system? If you need to know what industry a member is in, do you have that on a third of your contacts, half of them or all of them? Is some of that data is junk data, like "space mining" or "other"?
The third component to clean data is the content of the data. Is the content accurate? Are there extra fields in your data? Many associations think they need to store and track many different fields of data, but in many cases, less is more. After all, data is useless unless you can do something with it.Many associations think they need to store and track many different fields of data, but in many cases, less is more."
Having unclean data is a detriment to your association when you're trying to run searches or report on certain information. Throughout the years your data may have gone through multiple AMS implementations, getting dirtier with each transformation. You may also have duplicate records in your database or even information that you no longer track. If your association is to succeed, you'll want to ensure that the data that you need to view and report on is useful to your organization. Keeping your data clean is paramount to the success of your organization.
The most common time data is cleaned is prior to implementing a new AMS. At the beginning of the data migration process, it's important to think about your data, what's absolutely necessary for migration and what can be left behind. Being really honest about your data needs is key here. So many associations think "more is better" and end up migrating data they don't need or will never use. This is a mistake. Having useless data clogs up your system and makes it less usable for your staff, de-incentivizing them from using the database. Then when the database is neglected, the data quality gets worse and worse, further reinforcing this cycle. Wes Trochlil wrote a great synopsis of this cycle of doom on his blog, if you want to dive into that concept further. So keeping your data clean at the outset of an AMS implementation is of vital importance.
Now you should know what data cleansing is, why your organization should do it and when. If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to connect with us in the comment section below or to contact us!


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First DTM best time for Audi driver Pierre Kaffer
- DTM newcomer quickest of the day at EuroSpeedway
- Best times for Audi in both test sessions
- Mattias Ekström fastest in morning
His only second DTM race and already fastest: in the two 90-minute test sessions at EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Audi driver Pierre Kaffer sprung the surprise by delivering the best time of the day. The 28-year-old DTM rookie at the wheel of the Audi A4 DTM entered by Audi Sport Team Joest was the second-quickest in the morning session, then topped this result in the afternoon by achieving his very first best time of the day in Europe's most popular Touring Car series. This also meant that Kaffer gave Reinhold Joest's team its first best time in the "new" DTM. In the morning, title defender Mattias Ekström had clocked the fastest time. On Friday, Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline – using different programmes – fully concentrated on gathering as much data as possible for the race.
Qualifying at EuroSpeedway is scheduled to start at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday. ARD will broadcast live from the circuit starting at 2 p.m.
Quotes after Friday's tests
Pierre Kaffer (Audi Sport Team Joest Racing #15)
2nd place / 1st place, 1m 16.644s
"Being the quickest driver is a great feeling, especially since I had not expected this in my first DTM season and driving a car from last year. I am proud of my boys, who did a super job. The Audi A4 is a dream to drive at the EuroSpeedway. The many fans that had come to the DTM Day in Frankfurt/Oder last Saturday gave me additional motivation. I'm hoping now to get it right on the dot in tomorrow's qualifying as well."
Tom Kristensen (Audi Sport Team Abt #5)
10th place / 5th place, 1m 16.923s
"Yet again my team did a fantastic job, they worked day and night rebuilding my car completely from scratch again after I'd gotten sandwiched in the first turn at Hockenheim. Thanks and well done! The car is running perfectly. Today we tested different things for the race. The data we collected with our four new cars should enable us to get to the front of the field tomorrow."
Mattias Ekström (Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline #1)
1st place / 8th place, 1m 17.176s
"I really like the revised circuit at the EuroSpeedway. When braking into the tight corner towards the infield there is lots of room for outbraking but still overtaking probably won't be easy. In both of Friday's tests, we concentrated on finding a set-up for the race and were able to come up with a very good solution as well. I'm sure that the spectators will be in for a thrilling hour on Sunday."
Christian Abt (Audi Sport Team Joest Racing #14)
3rd place / 9th place, 1m 17.196s
"I'm very satisfied. Just like at Hockenheim, we 're completely sorted out as early as on Friday. We have also determined the strategies for the qualifying session and the race. I like the new circuit, it now offers another opportunity for overtaking. That's good for both the drivers and the audience."
Frank Stippler (Audi Sport Team Joest Racing #19)
4th place / 11th place, 1m 17.323s
"We tried out a relatively large number of different things in order to gain experience. Unfortunately, that somewhat went in the wrong direction. We're going to return to the same set-up we had at the beginning. Then, things should be working out quite well for us tomorrow."
Allan McNish (Audi Sport Team Abt #6)
11th place / 13th place, 1m 17.703s
"The track kept developing more and more grip and, consequently, the times got faster and faster. In the afternoon, I drove a good long run. The car was very consistent. Unfortunately, I didn't manage a good lap with new tyres in the end. But generally speaking, I'm pretty satisfied with the way things went today."
Martin Tomczyk (Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline #2
6th place / 18th place, 1m 17.792s
"We're not yet where we'd like to be. We tried out many things and worked in a number of different directions. We're now seeing a trend that shows us the direction in which we have to work on this circuit and hope that all of us will be among the front runners tomorrow."
Rinaldo Capello (Audi Sport Team Joest Racing #18)
14th place / 15th place, 1m 17.866s
"On used tyres the car had perfect balance. In the long run the car was consistently fast and that makes me optimistic for the race. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to improve my performance with new tyres. I had hardly any front grip as well as strong understeer, I suppose I didn't warm-up the tyres in an optimum way."
Ralf Jüttner (Technical Director Audi Sport Team Joest): "Of course we'd prefer being at the very front tomorrow or Sunday. Still, I'm happy about our best time. In both test sessions our four cars were running with absolutely no problems, which meant we were able to run through all of our programmes like clockwork. Our cars were fast here from the very beginning. Now, we need to apply this in tomorrow's Qualifying. Naturally, it would be great to have more than one car in the Super Pole."
Hans-Jürgen Abt (Team Director Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline): "As always on Friday, our four drivers completely kept their cool going through their programme of practice and prepared their Audi A4 DTM cars for the race on Sunday. I'm satisfied with the long runs and the data we gathered. Tomorrow morning, in the free practice session, we're going to concentrate one hundred percent on the qualifying session in order to clinch the best possible starting position for the race."
Dr Wolfgang Ullrich (Head of Audi Motorsport): "I think the new circuit
is proving to work well. In both of today's tests we concentrated on finding the best possible set-up for our cars, and we managed to do this. Now, we need to translate this into a respectable qualifying result."


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Finance, Human Resource and Administration
Strategic Objective:
To strengthen Finance, Human Resource in order to achieve greater organizational and management effectiveness and efficiency of the Board.
The Directorate shall be supported by three departments; Finance and Accounting, Human Resource and Administration and Planning, Budgeting and Investment. The Directorate shall be headed by the Deputy Executive Secretary, Finance, Human Resource and Administration.
The functions of the Directorate;
1)To promote professional financial and accounting practices for optimal performance
2)To attract and retain a high quality work force and to provide effective administrative support to achieve efficiency and effectiveness of the Board.
3)To plan, monitor and evaluate performance of the Corporate Strategy and enhance capacity of the Board to mobilize resources for sustainability.
Key Outputs of the Departments in the Directorate;
Finance and Accounts Department
Key Outputs:
i.Financial Management and Accounting standards enforced.
ii.Assets and liabilities managed.
iii.Bank Accounts opened and managed
iv.Revenue collected and debtors managed.
v.Creditors paid.
vi.Periodic Financial Reports prepared.
vii.Statutory deductions made and remitted.
viii.Board emoluments and staff remuneration paid.
ix.Response to Audit queries prepared.
x.Advise tendered on Financial management and tax matters.
Human Resource and Administration Department
Key Outputs:
i.Human Resource policies, regulations and practices developed and implemented
ii.Human Resource plans and budgets prepared;
iii.Submissions for appointment, confirmation, discipline, transfer of staff in the Secretariat prepared;
iv.Payroll and staffing control system managed and maintained;
v.Personal records for the staff in the Secretariat efficiently managed.
vi.Staff advised on career development and counseled;
vii.Technical departments advised on the interpretation of Human Resource Manual and other policies/issues;
viii.Submissions for terminal benefits processed and submitted to relevant authorities for necessary action;
ix.Performance of staff appraised
x.Safe custody and maintenance of Board properties and assets ensured;
xi.Administrative support services to the Secretariat and the technical departments provided;
xii.Office premises, furniture and equipment maintained in good condition;
xiii.Distribution and use of office equipment, furniture and stationery coordinated;
xiv.Security of office premises, equipment and vehicles ensured;
Planning, Budgeting and Investments Department
Key Outputs
i.Strategic Plan developed
ii.Investment Plan developed
iii.Annual Work plans and Budgets developed
iv.Corporate Strategy monitored and evaluated.
v.Periodic Reports produced
vi.Resource mobilization strategy developed
vii.Strategic Partnerships identified and established.


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Meet Herschel, a friendly purple moose who is the mascot of Jenaly Technology Group. Herschel keeps watch over our office and you can meet him when you come to our office.
At Jenaly, we believe in a fun and friendly workplace environment and when we first saw Herschel, we knew he belonged on our team (actually on our wall, but we don't want to be picky).
When Herschel first came to work with us, we weren't quite sure what to name him, so we asked our team and our clients and our very own Mike Flores suggested Herschel and the name just fit.


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What I'm Reading (and Doing) During Social Distancing
Posted on March 18, 2020 Leave a Comment
Today, I thought I would take the time and share what's on my reading list during this self-quarantine. I'll also be sharing other things you can do to fill your time, and how these things could be a little less lonely in a time when we're trying to isolate ourselves.
2020 Vision(board)
Posted on January 29, 2020 Leave a Comment
To start off the blog this year, I want to talk about what I'm doing differently this year. Since this year is the start of a new decade, there are certainly some changes I want to make in my life and for the blog. Since January 11 is Vision Board Day, it is the perfect time to share my vision board and what a my perfect 2020 vision(board) looks like.
6 Summer Obsessions
Posted on July 18, 2019 Leave a Comment
The best thing about finally having blocks of free time not dedicated to school is that I finally get the opportunity to enjoy a few of the things that I normally wouldn't give time to. These are some of my favorite things that I wish I had time for everyday.


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This Plano Newborn Photographer had lofty goals of blogging more and then life just gets in the way. In an attempt to catch up without creating a mountain to climb, I thought I'd combine my favorite images from several sessions over the past 6 months into one mega blog post! Sounds like a great idea, right? And perhaps I can better keep up with blogging going forward.
It doesn't always happen, but I prefer when moms-to-be book while still pregnant. This gives us enough lead-time to customize the session just to their baby and nursery. In my session planning process, I'll ask Mom (or Dad, but 90% of the time it's Mom who books the newborn photo session) what their plans are for baby's nursery. Are they planning a gender-neutral nursery, an organic white, cream, beige off-white nursery? Is the mom in love will frilly lace or has she only thought pink since she found out whether she was expecting a girl? Having an idea of nursery theme or nursery color scheme, or if there are any favorite lovees, or hand me down heirloom baby clothes to incorporate helps me tailor the newborn photo session to each individual baby.
Without further ado, a look back at some of my favorite newborn photos I've taken so far this year.
I just love this sparkly pink bow! Baby's mom got it from Bana Bean!
And YAWN! I just love baby yawns.
And this little man, CHEEKS for DAYS! He had the squishiest cheeks I've ever seen!
Looking for a Plano Newborn Photographer, Plano Baby Photographer or Plano Family Photographer? Contact me here for more information. We can discuss and create a session just for you! Families regularly travel to my studio from across DFW including Plano, Allen, Richardson, Frisco, Lewisville, and Denton.


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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Before the kiddos have even had a chance to say "trick-or-treat," retailers have already rolled out the holiday goods.
Shopper Sandy Moore was at a Dallas Target store in late October, buying up Christmas presents for her family. "I thought I'd get on it early," she said. "I started in mid-September and I'm trying to have everything done and wrapped by Thanksgiving."
And retailers are ready for her and others like her. Many stores are running early discount specials and sales.
Expert's say that means shoppers can expect good bargains throughout the entire season. "I think five years ago or even two years ago, retailers were keeping their pricing high and planning to discount after Christmas," explained Mike Davis, an economics professor at the SMU Cox School of Business. "Now, I think more and more retailers are going to be more competitive right from the opening gate."
The early shopping season push is especially apparent online. Retailers are already planning for big cyber sales. For example, Sears will run Cyber Black Friday deals every Friday, starting now through November 26.
"It's part of this growing trend we've seen for several years now," Davis said. "More and more consumers are more comfortable buying online. They trust the system now and there's a lot of deals out there from online retailers."
Despite the early push, Davis is still predicting holiday spending will be flat. He thinks consumers will spend, but they'll be cautious to not run up debt. "We're not going to see a train wreck, but we're not going to see this sparkling burst of consumer confidence," he said.
Shopper Tina Graham said she starts bargain hunting early. Graham has four sons to shop for, and they're asking for everything from electronics to bicycles. "I like to be a planner, with four kids," she said.
This year, it seems early-bird shoppers will have not problem finding a good bargain. "I'll see e-mails as far as sales coming up and go ahead and order things while I know they're available now and get them and have them ready to go," Moore said.


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Holiday Tree Disposal 101
The holidays are a joyous time to spend with friends and family, but once the new year arrives and the wrapping paper is sent to the curb, it can be a relief to get your house back in order and start the year fresh and clean.
So when it's time to remove your tree, have a plan to make it as simple and mess-free as possible — and maybe even do something a bit creative with it!
Check out these handy tips to get that tree out the door:
Un-trim the tree. Take down your garland, lights, and ornaments and remove the tree skirt and any straggling gifts still under the tree. Inspect decorations for any damage and throw out any beyond repair.
That's a wrap. Buy a large, plastic tree bag or better yet, find an old sheet or blanket and wrap the tree. That way you'll make less of a mess with sap and needles when hauling it out the door.
Clear the space. Once your tree is out the door, sweep — don't vacuum — the remaining needles. (Tree needles and vacuums don't get along!) Then check your floor for water damage. If you notice any, use a steamer to make sure the carpet doesn't mold. When that's done, you can go ahead and move your furniture back to the way it was, pre-tree.
Arrange for transfer. Many communities offer curbside pickup for trees, just check with your local waste management department. And know the local rules — some curbside pickup services require you to break your tree down to smaller chunks. You can also contact your local recycling center for a list of free drop-off sites.
Get creative. Just because the holidays are over, doesn't mean you can't have a little fun with your tree. Instead of tossing it to the curb, try sinking pieces of it in a backyard pond as a habitat for the fish. If you're crafty, cut pieces to use as ornaments for next year's tree, or cut the trunk into discs to use as coasters. If you want to get the most out of your tree, chip it into mulch and use it on your garden in the springtime.
Taking down your tree can take the same amount of time and care as picking it out and trimming it. But with the right effort, you and your home will be all set for the coming year!
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Louis Vuitton Neverfull is one of the most popular and iconic bag of the House. If you are looking for an iconic bag with new refinements, this Neverfull MM in Damier Azur canvas overlaid with a surprising Monogram print adapted from the Louis Vuitton archives is a must-have.
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I think the modern phrase is "I need to get my head around [insert here]", and I fully accept that the glycocalyx model (Michel-Weinbaum model) is one concept it is hard to get your head around. Unfortunately you can't be a rational prescriber of fluids if you haven't got your head round the steady state Starling principle and its clinical corollaries. I am always on the lookout for a different perspective which just might help and I found one today. Published by Edward Crockett of Alabama in a very specialist journal, it gives an eloquent history and plenty of references.
"fluid filtration is always maintained in a steady state condition rather than reabsorbed at lower pressures, [and ] the interstitial protein concentration does not affect the filtration rate. These two major diversions from the original Starling Principle make enormous contributions in our understanding of edema, but as of yet they are not a part of mainstream education."


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DHAKA — A Bangladeshi ferry that sank after hitting an oil barge was salvaged on Wednesday along with scores of bodies, taking the toll from the country's latest ferry disaster to 110 with dozens of people missing, rescue workers and government officials said.
The Dhaka-bound MV Shariatpur-1, carrying more than 250 people, capsized early on Tuesday in the Meghna river, about 50 km (30 miles) south of the capital, Dhaka.v
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About 80 passengers managed to swim ashore or were picked up by boats soon after the accident, officials and media said.
Rescue vessels found the ferry in about 70 feet of water and managed to pull it to the river bank on Wednesday. Some victims floated up as the boat was raised.
"Bodies popped out one after another," said witness Abdul Barek.
Wailing relatives milled about on the bank as the ferry was dragged to shore.
The death toll stood at 35 on Tuesday and 75 more bodies were recovered on Wednesday, rescue officials said.
Senior district official Azizul Alam told reporters that according to information from relatives, at least 61 people were missing.
Overcrowded and unregulated ferries often run in to trouble on low-lying Bangladesh's extensive network of rivers and waterways. Hundreds of people are killed in accidents every year.
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1940s Runwell Despatch Carrier Bicycle
I bought this Runwell in 2009 and I still have it somewhere, lurking at the back of my storage unit.
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Lawson St, Birmingham 4
Here are some pages from Runwell's 1938 catalogue, and my Runwell to compare.
You can see that the pedal crank is different from the Despatch Carrier illustrated above. Tradesman's bikes obviously had a working life, and parts such as pedal cranks would have been replaced according to convenience rather than originality. Nevertheless, the crank does appear to be the same as on other Runwell bikes in the catalogue.
Mine is similar, but not identical to, the 1938 model. It looks like a postwar one.
1937 Runwell Wholesale Catalogue
The front cover of the wholesale catalogue shows the location of the Runwell wholesale warehouses around the country.
I like the cycle mascots…
I was only able to copy a few pages from this Runwell catalogue. But it does give a brief glimpse of their product range.
I've not yet been able to find out any history of the Runwell Cycle Co. Ray Miller's Veteran Cycles reference book shows only that the company was located at Vauxhall St, Birmingham, in 1911. And the madeinbirmingham website has nothing at all. When I find further history of Runwell, I'll add to this page.
UPDATE 21st August 2009: Haven't found out anything more about the company yet, but I did recently buy the Runwell spanner pictured below:
BRIEF HISTORY of RUNWELL CYCLE CO
The Runwell Cycle Co may well have sunk into a historical abyss were it not for a 21st century advocate in the USA. Thom is an avid blogger and his website http://oldbikeblog.blogspot.com is highly recommended. He has managed to piece together some history of the company, which I reproduce (with thanks to Thom) below:
The Runwell Cycle Company was founded by William Henry Jennings (born 1873 in Derby, England). When Jennings was twenty, he moved to Leeds, where he was listed as a "clothier's traveler." By 1904, he had moved to Birmingham, where he founded the Runwell Cycle Company on Lawson Street.
Jennings's granddaughter remembers her grandfather as a kind, generous, and good-hearted man:
My earliest vivid memory of my grandfather is of my grandfather's 60th birhday party in London before the war. Grandpa was a member of the Magic Circle and entertained all his small children (grown-ups, too!) with conjuring tricks, to their great delight. During the war, he stayed in London (14 Great Eastern Street) and I visited him there when the war ended.
In 1945 my father had settled in the country in Warwickshire and it was then that grandpa gave me and my brothers a Runwell cycle each, which gave us the much appreciated freedom of being able to roam the countryside during our teen years. Grandpa wrote to us, too, and also gave us very generous birthday presents. I always remember him as being kind and generous and I believe his staff thought this too.
The Runwell Cycle Company started small, but "through sheer hard work and business acumen," Jennings expanded the business until he had depots and branches in most of Britain's large towns, and an overseas depot in Java.
One of Jennings's daughters recalls that:
Father knew all of his workforce by name and never employed anyone who belonged to a Union. There was always a happy atmosphere and we enjoyed going round the factory talking to the people and watching them tune the spokes in the wheels. He used to leave us on the a.m. train and came home twelve hours later and brought work to do on the weekends.
The Runwell company relied on the strength of its bicycle frames and the quality of their construction to sell bicycles, rather than their brand name alone. In their advertising, they advocated quality workmanship and affordability as virtues of a good bicycle. Runwell originally manufactured only bicycles, but by the late 1920s seems to have also begun manufacturing toys and sundries, and by the 1950s had also begun manufacturing parts and accessories for the auto industry. While still focused on building quality bicycles, their earlier advertising claim that, "we concentrate our energies on bicycles alone" fell by the wayside. By the 1960s, the firm was known primarily as a parts and accessories supplier, and no images or examples of advertising could be located after 1961.
(All quotations from original correspondence with Julia Jennings, 28 October 2008)


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I loved this charger, but unfortunately, after only 10 days, the adaptor that I need to use with my iPhone and iPad fell apart into four tiny pieces. I will return the product, and I'm not sure I'll buy another.
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Vertical gardening involves the use of vertical support systems designed to grow individual plants vertically rather than horizontally. It is a niche that evolved out of gardening in small spaces either by design or necessity as in urban settings. Registration Fee: $10.
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REVIVAL is back on 15-16th June with REVIVAL: Gaming Legends 2019! The UK's biggest and best dedicated retrogaming convention returns to Banks's Stadium in Walsall with even more of the same great RRE flavour gamers have come to enjoy over the last 7 years!
- Over 150 playable retro consoles and computers
- Over 100 FREE PLAY classic arcade and pinball machines
- Developer legends meet-and-greet with Fusion Retro Books
- The 'Arcade Legends' pro and casual arcade tournaments
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- Bigger indie gaming area and new dedicated zones
- Large screen multiplayer experiences and system link-ups
- An even larger selection of traders offering various retro collectables
- Live special guest talks and interactive workshops
- Reasonably priced, fully licensed bar and gamer's snack bar serving hot and cold food
- Accessible venue near M6 J9, with FREE Saturday and reasonable Sunday parking
- Choice of nearby hotels with direct rail and bus links to the venue
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As well as all the best retro gaming attractions, REVIVAL: Gaming Legends will be focusing on the 2 gaming groups that have made gaming the entertainment platform it is today. Get some face time with 'industry legends' in the talks, indie and specialist development zones as well as Fusion Retro Books' developer meet and greet zone where you'll get chance to discuss their work face-to-face with signing opportunities! We are also celebrating the 'gaming legends' of the home and the arcade whose skills and determination pushed the limits of the games that built the industry to drive it forward, with the first dedicated 'Arcade Legends' tournament, more on-stage and floor tournaments and specialised high score competitions!
2019 will be our best year yet with the input of our committed team and many gaming communities, so make sure you grab your tickets early, grab your friends and come and experience the unmatched atmosphere and perfect retrogaming weekend that is REVIVAL: Gaming Legends 2019!
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