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Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Digital Photography and other Digital Photography topics.
The transition to digital cameras from film hit many of the "lesser" camera makers hard. Minolta, who made some fine cameras - both film and digital - over the years, joined forces with Konica. But even that move didn't save the company, and Konica-Minolta withdrew from the camera business a couple of years ago.
When they did, Sony Corporation bought the rights to their digital camera technology. To my thinking, this wasn't great news. I've never been a big fan of Sony's digital cameras, and didn't believe Sony would make the best use of the technology.
But Sony's "Alpha" digital SLR's have been pretty good contenders... until now. With the Alpha A850, my fears may have been proven wrong once and for all.
You may not consider a $2,000 camera (body only) a bargain. But that's $700 less than Canon's EOS 5D Mark II... and $1,000 less than the the Nikon D700. And they're the leading competition, because the Alpha A850 uses a full-frame 24 MP sensor.
And the A850 delivers, according to a review in a recent issue of "Shutterbug." In fact, the few reviews I've been able to find thus far all agree that the A850 produces gorgeous pictures. And the full-frame sensor - at twice the size of the APS-C sensors found in most "prosumer" DSLR's gives you the ability to make huge enlargements, if you need them.
The A850 boasts pro-level features, it's ruggedly built and it won't break the bank. If you've been thinking of moving up to the higher quality offered by a full-frame sensor, and you're not already locked into another system, Sony's Alpha A850 is worth looking into.
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Today I finished my Story Board, it's called 'My Reality' and we will film it soon. I learnt how to post my work on Facebook. From now on I will do one each week. I drove around the building filming and testing how to use the camera and practiced my performance with it on my chair.
Thinking about Virtual Reality – Lauren Marchbank
Virtual Reality has showed me what people haven't seen yet but I would recommend it to others who haven't but they might be scared at first because they haven't seen the world we are currently living in that is called Google Earth and the first time I went in I was very curious about the whole thing because I had heard of it I just didn't quite know what was actually through those goggles to me it was like a magnified version of the world we live in today and in 3d and my mind went crazy and was like what is happening?
Then I had a couple of sessions doing that and I wasn't so mind blown and just had fun with it drawing and the google brush filter and did some of my dance moves in there that was a fun element to use and we were originally located in Fremantle somewhere close by but then Simone told me that they had brighter future for the place to be somewhere else in Fremantle which had a wider space to use and from there to here it's the same but bigger space to use which I have used to my advantage
Moving from Virtual Reality and actually solely focusing on my dance peice which is my passion beyond passion. I got to play with the space that was a hell lot of fun and I haven't got to use the floor work in my routine yet but I am excited to do that because the building needs more revamping so I can pretend that's happening until I get to do that
The best part about my dance now that my dance is growing I added some of my favourite dance moves and some help to follow on the dance with the music makes me happy that we can finish the dance in time so we can have one whole dance makes me want to say BUT I AM OK
My Working Progression Showing
Today I felt happy as normal because as I am a natural born performer who loves being on the stage I had my first dadaa showing and mum came straight from Melbourne just to see me because dad couldn't make it and Michelle came to watch me in action in at the class which was fun and joined in with the stretching and warming up
I felt like its been a while performing solo in the studio like it was the first time because Tracksuit it is with other people while performing in the studio this one is for me BUT I' AM OK
Final Rehearsals
I am finishing painting my hospital gown for my performance.
It will be filmed at the St John of God hospital in midland soon.
In rehearsals I put different masks on and dance.
just as normal at 3:00 i came into the studio and i had fun on the talking iPad went through the dance a lot and i mean a lot i have been yawning a lot because of how much work we have done when i say we i mean me then at the end of the amounts of times we did the dance we did it again while doing breathing exercises to get me in the zone first then maintaining it in the dance as well I am yawning jus thinking about it we then (I) wrote on a drawing tool on the iPad and i wrote "When I dance I Feel Like Myself" and drew a squiggle then used that in the dance and used my voice audio with the music in the middle and ending with my voice saying "I am Ok"
Today at 3:00 i came into the studio and from what we did last week was totally different what we did today was that i warmed up with running through the dance and then we went through the dance a few times and then we did some isolation exercises and breathing exercises with the dance breathing in-between moves to make the dance looking more alive than normal breathing in the dance and then Lincoln emailed Simone the audio and we went through the dance with that a couple of times and so did with the track of music and while i was dancing it was like a alive dance photoshoot
Lauren Marchbank, May 31, 2017
Today as normal Wednesday at 3:00 I came into the studio Laura and me caught up on the week that passed and Mother's Day then we started to warm up our bodies to get the blood flowing in our bodies get the ligaments moving as us dancers should
Then we got into the dance material and went through it a good amount of times and worked on some of the timing between the moves in the dance and making the moves connect because there were moments in the dance where i paused and we don't want that as the session ended at 5:00 i went home Laura drove me to the train and i walked from the train to my unit and then started on my blog that night
Lauren Marchbank, May 17, 2017
Phase One
The MIXED REALITY Project commenced in February this year with the employment of Julia Hales, planning across the team and then the first large group workshop on March 1.
Currently in week 8 of phase one of the project (16 weeks in total), thirteen of the sixteen artists are collaborating to develop individual works. Their 1:1 collaborations run between 1.5 and 2hrs and include artistic skills development and creative development of at least one new work.
All 16 artists have demonstrated an active interest in developing digital art works and have been invited to participate in the project on this basis.
For this first phase of the work, collaborators are: Laura Boynes, Lincoln MacKinnon, Zoe Martyn and Simone Flavelle. Sam Fox and Tristen Parr look forward to working with several of the artists in Phase two of the project.
Artists' work to date explores character, movement, script, film and poetry focusing on individual daily realities such as lonliness, daily patterns around the home, obsessions, moments of joy, love and friendship. Known technologies such as photography, projection and film making are being used to play with landscapes and states.
The desire to experiment with new technologies grew out of DADAA's stARTSPEAK project and in 2014 resulted in the Australia Council funded broadcast research and development project, ROOM and in 2015/2016, the Digital Dialogues (2015/2016) project offering film and digital tools to disabled artists to test and extend their works.
Artists' customised mobility equipment and communication tools such as powered wheelchairs and lightwriters have been welcome additions to artists' technology toolkits and we look forward to guiding artists to utilise for fun and experimentation in their work as well as functionality.
Danny Tuckey reclines in his powered wheelchair during creative development with Laura Boynes
Once individual realities and seedling works are established the artists begin their experimentation with other realities on offer using technology and digital tools.
A four week mixed reality installation will be set up in DADAA's Freight Gallery in June/July when we'll be trained how to use the technology and then artists will lead children and young peoples' workshops in the July school holidays.
The MIXED REALITY artists will extend their practice and co-design DADAA's new digital studio when the organisation moves to it's new premises at 92 Adelaide St Fremantle on July 12.
Simone Flavelle, Digital Producer, May 19, 2017
My first show with this film. I feel excited!
Lauren Marchbank, May 18, 2017
"Today we warmed up and stretched then rehearsed my dance solo. We made a new section that explores circular motion."
Lauren Marchbank, May 17, 2017

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President Ernesto Zedillo, in a state of the union address delivered as the race to choose his successor reaches full swing, promised to ensure a "climate of freedom" for the vote and to prevent government funds from seeping into political campaigns.
"We can all be confident that a democratically legitimate government will emerge from these elections," Zedillo said Wednesday night in the packed chambers of the lower house of Congress.
His words conveyed the promise of an enormous step forward for Mexico, which has been ruled for most of the last 70 years by a single authoritarian party that has renewed its dominion every six years in often-tainted elections.
The speech is the culminating rite of the annual political calendar. This address, the fifth in Zedillo's six-year term, was especially important. It was his last before the election in July, and, therefore, it was his final chance to speak above the racket of the most competitive presidential campaign modern Mexico has seen and to put forth his achievements.
Zedillo, who strikes many Mexicans as a hard-working, unpretentious and relatively honest politician, is enjoying the highest popularity of his term. A national poll in in the newspaper Reforma on Wednesday showed that 66 percent of those interviewed approved of his performance in office. His ratings have consistently climbed since he hit a low in December 1995, in the midst of a crushing economic crisis.
A Yale-educated economist, Zedillo used the central passages of his speech to highlight the sustained growth that his disciplined fiscal policies have produced despite economic tumult in Asia, Russia and Brazil and the plunge in world oil prices earlier this year.
Next year, even though Mexico will be in a campaign year, when past governments could not resist the temptation to send a little extra money to vote-getting social programs, Zedillo intends to reduce the budget deficit, from 11/4 percent to 1 percent of the gross domestic product.
"It goes without saying that no public funds will be diverted to campaigns," he said.
He promised that he would "scrupulously respect all parties and all candidates" and do what he could to guarantee a clean vote.
Opposition legislators who spoke before his speech expressed skepticism about Zedillo's commitment to a fair election and to refraining from exercising his presidential clout.
"This president still wants us to believe that there is no other power than his, as in the old days," said Pablo Gomez Alvarez, a leader of the left-of-center opposition.


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Based out of Chester, NJ, Chris Vanderslice is a successful business owner of and affordable and professional online personal training and nutrition business. Founded in 2000, PT by CV, provides customized video exercise routines, and providing detailed meal plans complete with recipes and shopping lists, Mr. Vanderslice ensures his clients achieve their goals.
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FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 310 Service - Knowledge Base
FRITZ!WLAN Repeater 310 Service
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Attempt to set up a wireless connection to the FRITZ!Box fails
Although the wireless connection was configured according to our guide, the signal strength LEDs on the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater flash continuously and the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater does not establish a connection to FRITZ!Box.
Important:If the wireless router you are using is not a FRITZ!Box, follow the instructions in this guide.
1 Disabling keylock for the FRITZ!Box
- Click "System" in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Buttons and LEDs" in the "System" menu.
- Click on the "Keylock" tab.
- Disable the keylock.
- Click "Apply" to save the settings.
2 Enabling the WPS function of the FRITZ!Box
To connect the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater with your wireless router at the touch of a button (WPS - Wi-Fi Protected Setup), you must enable the wireless router's WPS function and use the correct WPS method:
- Click "Wireless" ("WLAN") in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Security" in the "Wireless" ("WLAN") menu.
- Click on the "WPS Quick Connection" tab.
- Enable WPS.
- Select "Push-Button method (WPS-PBC, Push Button Configuration)" and click "Start WPS".
3 Briefly disabling the MAC address filter
If you want to manually connect the FRITZ!WLAN Repeater with the wireless router, the wireless router's MAC address filter must be disabled while registering the repeater:
- Click "Wireless" ("WLAN") in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Security" or "Radio Network" in the "Wireless" ("WLAN") menu.
- Enable the option "Allow all new wireless devices". If the option is not displayed, enable the Advanced View first.
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Maple Weekend: Pancake Breakfast
Come celebrate New York's Maple Fest at Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center! We are partnering up with White Oak Farm (the closest sugar house to New York City) to provide you with an exciting and unique experience.
Join us at our farm, which over looks the Croton watershed and Manhattan skyline, for a pancake breakfast. Then make your way to White Oak Farm, just one mile down the road, for a tour of their beautiful sugar house!
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text: The authors develop a stochastic model for assessing the life-cycle cost and availability of wind turbinesresulting from different maintenance scenarios, with the objective to identify the most cost-effective maintenancestrategy. Using field-data-based reliability models, the wind turbine – in terms of reliability – is modelled as a serialconnection of the most critical components. Both direct cost for spare parts, labour and access to the turbine, as wellas indirect cost from production losses are explicitly taken into account. The model is applied to the case of a VestasV44–600 kW wind turbine. Results of a reliability-centred maintenance analysis of this wind turbine are used to selectthe most critical wind turbine components and to identify possible maintenance scenarios. This study reveals thatcorrective maintenance is the most cost-effective maintenance strategy for the gearbox and the generator of the V44turbine, while the cost benefit of condition-based maintenance using online condition-monitoring systems increaseswith higher electricity price, turbine capacity and remoteness of sites.


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The seasons offer profound changes, depending on the location.
My home is in the mountains that reach the coast, and at 550 metres
above sea level we have a wealth of variety, from typical garrigue
with wild thyme and lavender, to forests of chestnuts (châtaigners),
hazlenuts (noisetiers), and different species of oak or chêne,
(chêne liège or cork, chêne vert), tilleul, and higher up the mountain,
pines and beech (hêtre). In the garden, agave and roses stand side
by side.
We have no neighbours that are visible, it is Canigou who stands in
our view from the belvédère. He (le Canigou) is there each day as
we marvel at the moon disappearing behind his outline at first light,
or the clouds that touch his head at sunset. Bare in summer and
snow-capped in winter he rises to 2784 metres. When the blossoms
of the nectarines and peaches appear, he is still shrouded in white;
as the bells in each village ring, their ornate forged-iron bell
towers are illumined by his light. As the rays of the sun strike
his facets, light creeps across the plains to wake their inhabitants
– in Roussillon he is a welcome sight, speaking to one and all as
he soars before our eyes. A giant amongst men he calls, "remember to
look to the skies, filled with unlimited space – with possibility
– a reminder of potential and the heights we can reach."
On the 23rd of June for the Fête de la St Jean, or the summer solstice,
a procession mounts his slopes with fires aglow, celebrating his
provenance as father of us all, yet as everything here is masculine
or feminine, it is 'la nature' that adds the embellishments. The mosses
and the ferns that create many layers; the proliferation of flowers and
wild fruiting varieties – sloe berries (prunelles) and rose hips,
elderberries (sureau), tiny apples and pears, figs and quinces, cherries
and fraises des bois – these are the treasures which abound. Learning to
recognise them, and then how to prepare them, is a constant pleasure as
each comes into season. There is always a new surprise – it is only ever
a matter of keeping 'our eyes wide' and noticing details; the subtle
changes that signal the harvest.
The seasons govern the rhythm of our lives here, whether we are tending
the garden and ensuring we have a regular flow of water from the river
to fill the basin that feeds the drip system for our vegetables, or off
in the forest filling the panier with nuts or berries. The cellar is
our pantry, brimming with baskets and the wooden cases that store the
preserves, jams and dried goods. Branches of bay leaves hang from a
suspended wrought iron frame and jars of dried mushrooms sit waiting
for the next risotto or cassoulet – everything lies in reserve for
leaner times.
The collection of recipes is slowly growing – thanks to others who pass
on their knowledge; quince liquor is busy fermenting in a hand-blown
glass flask, the large cork bouchon cut from our own woods. Yet it is
first-hand experience that builds true knowledge; the only way is
to experiment, to alter ingredients and adapt to what is increasingly
evident – the weather patterns are extreme and not in line with what
has always been 'predictable'. Month after month there has been
something outside the perimeters of 'normal' as we adjust to the climate;
constant change is the only thing guaranteed, and this has inspired
my 'diary'. Recording events that have never happened before, I try
to make the best of what comes through our door – the menu is
'produce driven' and a constant challenge: what to do with an abundance
of one ingredient, how to create variety, a joy in itself when most of
what we eat comes from our own shelf.
The supermarket is for household essentials; we are no longer dependent
on its fruit and vegetables. And due to a gift of sanglier (wild boar),
our freezer is packed with fine cuts of meat – fresh from hunters
who share their rewards, we are replete with the bounty that comes
from nature.


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Ardys M. Maker (Monroe)
Ardys M. Maker (Monroe)
Age 105 and 7 months, passed peacefully on 7/5/18 at Diamond Willow in Duluth.
Born to John & Florence (Lundstrom) Monroe on 11/28/1912 and raised in Winsted, MN. Attended Duluth Teacher's College and taught in several rural schools. Met her husband, John while working at the Green Giant plant in Le Seur, MN in the summer of 1940. They lived in various places throughout John's career as a Colonel in the US Army. They settled in Duluth and tended their farm in Lake Crystal, MN in the summer. Ardys served as Chairperson of the Women's Institute of Duluth, Duluth Woman's Club, YWCA Board, WADSO, National Board of Presbyterian Women, and the Duluth Republican Women. Ardys and John were pillars of First Presbyterian Church for 65+ years.
A special thank you to Diane Petoletti and her dear neighbors, Donna Nelson and Lynda & Al Parrella for their outstanding care for Ardys the past 20 years; also to Home Instead for their excellent care.
She was preceded in death by husband, John; parents; sister, Harriet (Ralph) Nelson; niece, Patricia Luke; nephew, Fritz Bystrom; and brothers-in-law, Robert Maker & John Bystrom.
Ardys is survived by sisters-in-law, Mary Maker & Ann Bystrom; 8 nieces & nephews; and "Duluth daughter," Judy (Jerry) Lindor Arnold; her church family and many friends.
A Service of Remembrance will be held at 1:00PM, Monday, 7/16/2018 at First Presbyterian Church, 300 E. 2nd St., Duluth. Rev. Jeremiah Knabe will officiate. Private interment will take place at Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Memorials are preferred to the church.
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Category Archives: Freakin Funny Stuff My Kid Does or Says
Missing Bumps
I am so forgetful to write stuff down…luckily this time I have managed to remember my drive home with Kaelynn from preschool last week (She's 4).
We are driving along and she takes her socks and shoes off and starts ticking them and giggling. Then all I hear is :
Kaelynn: "Heeeyyyyy….where'd my bump go?"
Me: "Your bum? You lost your bum?"
Kaelynn: " Nooooo, my BUMP. It's gone……Maybe it fell off…"
Me: "Maybe…"
Kaelynn: (In a sly, slow voice) "Orrrr…maybeee….the faeries took it!"
Me: Laughing so hard I was in tears….. "Well, that would be pretty funny. Not sure what the faeries would do with the bump off your leg."
Kids…..too funny.
Sleepy Time Talks
Most nights we read a few stories before bed with our kids. Then we put on music and sit with them for 3 songs before leaving the room. This gives them a chance to settle, and us a chance to hold on to those snuggly moments that are all too soon going to disappear.
Sometimes we ask what their favorite part of the day was, sometimes I just ask what they happen to be thinking at that moment, sometimes they just say random stuff.
This post is going to be on going and I will try to remember to keep coming back to include some of the talks we have.
The first funny moment was from when we went camping in August. I was tucking the kids in, in the tent, and Nate (who's 5) looks up at me and smiles and says "Wouldn't it be funny if the trees were made of noodles?"…brief pause…he smiles and then giggles "it'd be a noddle forest!"…I couldn't help but burst out laughing…how they heck did he get to that thought? Noodle trees…noodle forest…..he is a noodle..LOL
Creepy Kid
Okay, my little guy is so flippin funny some days, my daughter is too, but, it seems to come more naturally to my little guy…..like when he was at preschool last year and was trying to climb one of the piping poles in the room and the teacher said "Are you a monkey?", He says "No", Teachers responds "I think you are, trying to climb those posts. Where's your tail?" to which he responds "I don't have a tail….but, I've got a penis!" LMAO.
Here's a creepy /funny picture I stumbled across on my computer tonight, of my little guy wearing Vulcan ears (from Vulcan, Alberta – official Star Trek Vulcan ears)..it's probably a year or two old but, I thought you might get a giggle out of it!


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Leyte Is PI
Dear Arnold,
Well here I am back on Leyte, a hole
of the first waters. I am in a General Hosp
with a rather severe case of yellow jaundice.
For a while I was pretty yellow (still am), but
its clearing up a little now. I will probably be
here for a month or six weeks or so, as about
the only cure is a good long rest. I would get
sick just as we were coming out of combat. I
had expected
to planned to visit Manila
and Baguio, and look up a lot of old friends.
Now I suppose that I will return just in
time to push off for Japan.
Naturally there isn't much for me to
write about, inasmuch as I have been in bed
for almost three weeks. All I do is read,
sleep, play cards, or chew the fat with some
of the other patients. A hell of a life!
From your letter I surmise that you had a
good visit in the valley. I sure wish I
could have been there. I tell you what
I would like to have right now a thick
malted milk at that malt shop in Hanford,
or even a plain glass of cold fresh milk.
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If it is possible would you explain in a little
more detail just what kind of work you are
doing now (if any).
Wel Bud, its pretty hard to think of
something to write about, when absolutely
nothing new happens, and when there isn't
much life (pep) in you. So I am going
to close. Write soon.
P.S. Address
118th Gen Hosp
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had an excellent meal there for easter. big restaurant on Dale Mabry just south of waters, east side. I think in an old steak and ale.
The egg rolls were small, five to an order, and quite good. served with grated jicama and lettuce, very nice. pork/shrimp meatballs in tomato sauce were quite good as well, served with a hoagie roll, spiked with cilantro. grilled pork on sugarcane a treat, served with noodles, veggies, and herbs with rice paper to make your own rolls. very good.
The pho did not disaapoint, about as good as my former fave, Pho Cuong. huge servings for $5-$6. plentiful beans sprouts, chilies and herbs. my friend had the duck soup, which tasted great, but did not have much duck.
highly recommended, open late 10 or 11 every night. best of all, they deliver to a 5 mile radius. I'm glad i live nearby--- never another pizza!
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3rd largest water fall in Oregon. Easily accessible 0.6 mile roundtrip hike. Moss covered paths to massive basalt amphitheater.
Watson Falls hurtles over a cathedral amphitheater wall of basalt, crashing into a long talus slope covered in moss and vine maple. At 272 feet, Watson Falls is the 3rd tallest waterfall in Oregon.
We actually stumbled upon Watson Falls driving back from Toketee Falls. The parking area is about 500 feet south of Highway 138 on the right side. The trail crosses Road 37 and climbs 0.33 miles up to the base of the falls. After that the trail continues up the mossy hill on the right leading to a look out point with a wooden bench to rest at before the trek back down.
Pack List
- Hiking shoes
- Hiking clothes
- Rain jacket
- Camera
- Water
- Snacks
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|Summer, Autumn
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A nice little stop!
A nice little stop if you are in the area and want to stretch your legs. Be sure to go during golden hour or on an overcast day if you want to get good photos because the falls face north. Also, beware of mosquitoes if you are planning on going right now. We were there two days ago and got eaten alive!
Awesome Hike
Great hike with beautiful views of the water! Not hard but definitely not easy if your not in shape. Either way worth it once your up there
Worth The Stop!!!!
We went camping for a few days in this area and checked out The other waterfalls nearby. This is a short hike and very different falls than the other one nearby. Oregon is a beautiful place!
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for they shall be comforted. If you've ever been at a funeral when this part of the Beatitudes has been read, you'll know how those words jar with your emotions, seem the most ironic and even among the dumbest things to say to a mourner. There is no comfort, one thinks, equal to the pain of grief. Hence, the mourning. Though goodness knows, the comforters try to return you to moving on and mental health as strenuously as they can.
Thomas Lynch, poet and funeral director, had a piece in the NY Times today, "Our Near Death Experience," ostensibly about what the Pope's funeral taught us about grieving, but quite pointedly about our rush toward celebration and closure. "The genuine dead, " he writes, "are downsized or disappeared...the talk determinedly 'life affirming'...where someone can be counted on to declare 'closure' just before the merlot runs out." A man after my own heart, as may be gleaned from some things I've written here already. The beatitude is jarring because our society denies that mourning carries any blessing. As a woman I know who had lost her husband of forty years about seven months before said to me in a voice not far from cracking, she was "keeping busy" and "trying not to dwell." That I find this picture of mental health (or its wording) an egregious fallacy of the midwest will have to wait. These are the signs of recovery and closure that will keep the luncheons with friends coming, and ward off their vigilance should any backsliding into mourning occur. We do not demand of each other that we forget the object of our loss so much as we close off the talking about and feeling of loss by focusing on the "positive," where meaning presumbly resides. Lynch reminds us, though, that "the good death, good grief, good funerals come from keeping the vigils, from bearing our burdens honorably, from honest witness and remembrance. They come from going the distance with the ones we love."
Today in the Anglican-Episcopal calendar it is a day of commemoration for Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and so it seemed right that Lynch's piece should appear on this day. It was a paragraph from one of Bonhoeffer's works that finally made sense of this beatitude for me (though Bonhoeffer was not writing on the Beatitudes), and explains what it means "to go the distance." I had found it quoted in a prayer book and copied it into my notebook, so here it is, for Mr. Lynch, for my friend, and for anyone who still mourns beyond their allotted time, the only Bonhoeffer quote I know:
Nothing can fill the gap when we are away from those we love, and it would be wrong to try to find anything. We must simply hold out and win through. That sounds very hard at first, but at the same time, it is a great consolation, since leaving the gap unfilled preserves the bond between us. It is nonsense to say that God fills the gap; he does not fill it, but keeps it empty so that our communion with another may be kept alive, even at the cost of pain.
Saturday, April 09, 2005
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- Willo said...
How beautifully written. I rank Bonhoeffer a hero, right up there with Luther, Lincoln, and John Paul II. It was nice to read the quote.
- Wednesday, April 13, 2005 at 2:23:00 PM EDT
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Hey all. I decided yesterday that I want to go on a short backpacking trip next week. The last time I did that was 11 years ago, just as my drinking was maturing out of fun and good times with friends to escape from constant feelings of dread.
I frequently tried to go backpacking while I was drinking, but I was always too damn drunk! I kept having to go back for more liquor, and I had so little money I couldn't even afford minimal camping gear. I decided to forgo a tent in favor of more booze -- you know, smart choices. Drunk math.
I'm really excited. I'm no longer so tethered to the bottle and so crippled by fear that I can't do these things anymore. So, next week I'll get dropped off in one of Oregon's many wilderness areas (I'm still deciding which one -- I'm thinking Bull of the Woods or Drift Creek, but I may go as far south as Mt. Jefferson) and walk & camp for 4 or 5 days. Planning on doing a little fly fishing and some photography.
It's good to be sober. Any other hikers or campers out there?


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Originally Published: November 29, 2012 9:55 p.m.
Q&A with Connie Doherty-Kendall, owner of the Windsock Lounge, 1365 Iron Springs Road, Prescott. The bar opens daily at 10 a.m. 776-7309; www.thewindsocklounge.com
Q: What service do you provide in the community?
A: A nice, spacious, friendly neighborhood bar. Our draft beer has a glycol system connected to it to ensure ice-cold beer and cider. We have pool tables, darts, pinball, video games and seven HDTVs, and we offer the NFL Sunday Ticket. We also have live music every Friday and Saturday nights and karaoke on Sunday and Wednesday nights.
Q: How did you get into this business?
A: My parents (Cleo and the late Rich Doherty) built and operated "The Inn" in Ponderosa Plaza in 1977. When I graduated from Prescott High School (in 1979), I managed the bar for them for many years.
Q: What is the key to your business longevity?
A: I keep the business fun and upbeat and keep an open mind to the customers' ideas for music, karaoke, games, etc.
Q: What is the best business advice you've given and received?
A: My dad taught me to treat every customer like you would want to be treated and charge a fair price for drinks. The best advice I give my staff is to always have a smile on their faces and to treat every customer the same.
Q: What's unique about your business?
A: It is a nice, clean bar with the feel of a warm, cozy atmosphere. We have the largest bar parking lot in Prescott.
Q: What's something unique about you?
A: I opened up The Windsock over 20 years ago in the same shopping center just across the parking lot. I graduated from Prescott High and love being in business in my hometown.
Q: How many hours a week do you work?
A: If I am not at work physically, I am there mentally 24/7!
Q: If you could take a week away, what would you do?
A: I would love to be hanging out on the beaches of LaHaina, Maui.


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I have a love/hate relationship with the "special" bus.
On one hand, I think that fact that the school district will literally pick your kid up at your doorstep and drop them off from school is a wonderful thing. I absolutely love our bus drivers! And, I make sure to give them particularly fabulous cookie assortments at Christmas time and continually thank them profusely.
Although, we live so close to the school that it really is more about how much Shea loves to ride the bus rather than needing a ride to school. But, I do think about other folks, far flung in the community who really must need and appreciate the "special" bus. There might be kids who wouldn't necessarily participate in the Developmental Preschool if the transportation wasn't part of the equation.
For us, the buses are the smaller van sized versions. All the seats have either seat belts or harnesses and there is usually room for wheel chairs. All the kids on the bus are "special" to some extent and, for us, there is actually a pretty good little social dynamic going on.
Ok. That's all the good stuff and there is probably more I am overlooking right now.
But, there is something very distancing about sending your kid off on the bus. You don't get to see how they act as they walk into the classroom. You don't get to see the social dynamic with the other kids. You don't get to see how they interact with the teacher or the helpers. Basically, you are shut out.
I never felt really welcome to volunteer in the preschool classes and I can understand. Most of the kids are dealing with separation anxiety and having a parent hover is only going to make it worse.
I just always felt like I needed to hyper vigilant due to the fact that Shea was non-verbal and couldn't really tell me about his school day. Ok, I have been known to be overprotective at times. I admit it.
Also, "special" parents don't get to know each other because they do not collide picking up or dropping off their kids like the rest of the parents. This has to add to that feeling of isolation. The "special" bus is indeed special but a double edged sword. I feel a heck of a lot more unconnected with Shea's class this year because we do the "special" bus both pick up and drop off.
I have been lucky up to now and have been able to volunteer in Molly's classroom for an hour or so one day a week each year since Kindergarten. I hope that I will be able to do that again with Shea. I guess a lot of it depends on how "mainstream" we can go.
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By the time you are reading this article, you are probably getting your affairs in order for the upcoming holiday season and looking forward to some quality time this Christmas and New Year with the family and good friends. As always at this time in the calendar, I like to unwind too and relax as best as I can with those people closest to me, fully enjoying this special time. I have also found over the years that I seem to get one or two "quiet" spots during this time to take a little look over trading and review the plan and business in general. Typically markets can get a little quieter during this period, so this is an ideal time to take that bit of time out each year for an all-round check of the trade plan and best practices. It is something I have done for years in a row now and has become somewhat of a ritual over the holidays for me!
As it stands, there is usually very little in the way of changes which need to be made as I have been using the same techniques and methods for a long time now, but this does not mean that I am still not checking any ways to become more efficient in my day to day trading endeavours either. If anything, I would say that the whole Christmas review process becomes more of reinforcing of my rules and a solid way to make sure I am sticking to the rules each and every time. Let's face it, we can all take our eye off the ball from time to time and get stuck in complacency mode now and then if we are not careful. It was when I was looking at my journal the other day and planning which afternoon I would spend looking over my plan this holiday, when I got a thought that this would be a good topic to share with my readers.
If you have not yet taken the time to regularly review your own trade plan, I would suggest that there is really not a better time to do it than around now when you are about to head into a New Year.
Start fresh with a clear mind and attitude to move forward with and check that you are doing all the things which you intended to do when you first put that all important trade plan together.
To help you along the way, I would like to share with you three key areas which you should be ensuring that you are including in your trades if you are not doing so already:
1. Patience
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Next up we have discipline. Do you know the rules which you should be following but never follow? Do you stick to your risk management rules when the trade does not work out? Do you only take trades which meet the exact requirements of your trade plan? If the answer is no to one or more of the above, then you need to ask why. The market can never be controlled, so you need to have the ability to control yourself and that only comes for developing your discipline, plain and simple.
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Probably the area in which most traders tend to struggle the most is consistency. The main reason this is such a challenge is nothing more than the ongoing need for most of us to be right and avoid losses. You can take a winning strategy and apply it in the market successfully only if you stick to the rules of execution over and over again. The problems tend to arise when we tinker with the rules and execution after a series of small losses because we attempt to make the already working strategy better so as to stop the losses from happening. This also applies to those of us who tend to pass on a good setup which matches our plan, so as to avoid a potential loss from happening. If you don't take a trade, though, you can never hope to achieve a winner, can you?
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Mobile Phone Electromagnetic Waves Causing Fatty Change in the Hepatocytes of the Developing Chick Embryo: Are Smart Phones too Close for Comfort?
Najam Siddiqi1, Tom Heming2, Asem Shalaby3, Mohammad Al-Kindi3, Fatima Al-Ghafri3 and Raheel Younas4
1Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Oman Medical College, PO Box 391, Sohar, Sultanate of Oman, 321.
2Department of Human Function, Oman Medical College.
3Department of Pathology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Sultan Qaboos University, Sultanate of Oman.
4PNR Headquarters, Islamabad, Pakistan.
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DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.13005/bpj/1214
To measure the electromagnetic waves (RFW) emitted by different mobile phones and to further examine the effects of these waves on the living cells. TriField meter Model 100XE was used to measure the electromagnetic waves (mW/cm2) emitted by different mobile phones while receiving a call. To explore the effects of electromagnetic waves on living cells, developing chick embryo was selected for this study. 40 chick fertilized eggs were equally divided into a control and an exposed group. 20 fertilized eggs were placed in an egg incubator with a mobile phone (SAR US: 1.10W/kg (head) 0.47 W/kg body) in silent mode having vibration disable mode. Mobile was called for total of 50 minutes in 24 hours. 20 embryos each were sacrificed at day 10 and 15, and histology of liver was conducted. The control group, 20 eggs were incubated in the same conditions, having removed the battery from the phone. The TriField readings from different mobile phones were classified into four groups according to the strength of the waves. Downloading from the net using WiFi also revealed high intensity of the waves. Histology of the liver: Control group at day 10, showed developing hepatocytes, row not well formed, and few sinusoids in-between with few scattered RBSs. At day 15, well-formed anastomosing cords of hepatocytes with prominent nucleus were observed and well-formed sinusoids lined by epithelium showing well-formed RBCs can be seen clearly. In the exposed group at day 10, the sinusoids were less visible and necrosis of hepatocytes was seen. At day 15, in all the embryos, hepatocytes showed marked infiltration of fatty vacuoles in their cytoplasm, necrosis of few hepatocytes showing deeply stained nucleus, derangement of rows forming classic hepatic lobule, absence of sinusoids and few scattered RBSs. Different mobile phones showed emission of electromagnetic waves whose intensity was high in the old version of mobile phones. These waves affected the development of liver in the chick embryo; hepatocytes revealed fatty change and derangement of sinusoids in the exposed group. This study concludes that the electromagnetic waves of the mobile phones affected the proliferation of living cells in chick embryo.
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Smart phones have added a new dimension into our lives. We are busier with our mobile than talking to the person sitting next to us. Parents give their mobiles to their two-year old to play with instead of toys. Before traveling we make sure that the mobile charger is not left behind. Indeed smart phones have dramatically invaded into our lives; kids and teenagers spend more time playing with mobiles than playing outside. But do we know that we are risking our health from spending too much time with smart phones? They use non-ionizing low frequency electromagnetic waves for communication. These waves were initially thought to be harmless to the humans, however, now scientific research has revealed that these waves may cause damage to the living cells. Smart phone emits radio waves while in use which include downloading data from the internet [1,2]. Fetus and children are more radiosensitive than adults due to the presence of embryonic stem cells [3,4,5,6,7]. A child born in this era will start electromagnetic waves exposure as early as two years old and will remain in this environment until he dies. Divan et al. reported behavioral problems in children who were exposed to prenatal and postnatal cell phone [9]
Hypothesis of this research conducted at Oman Medical College, is that electromagnetic waves emitted by mobile phone affects the normal functioning of the living cells.
To measure the strength of the electromagnetic waves emitted by different mobile sets
To study the effects of these electromagnetic waves on the living cells.
Material and methods
This study was approved by the Institutional Review (Research) Board of Oman Medical College.
Different models of mobile sets from different companies were randomly selected to measure the RFW emission during receiving a call. This included older version of mobile sets and smart phones. TriField Meter was placed next to the mobile phone while it was receiving a call. The TriField meter will show a deflection of the needle towards the right which was ranging from .01 to 1 mW/cm2 . Pictures were taken to record the position of the needle showing the intensity of the electromagnetic waves.
Animal experiment
'Cobb' (Gallus gallus domesticus) breed zero-day fertilized chicken eggs were acquired from Sohar poultry, by applying pre-fixed inclusion and exclusion criteria. Chick embryo model was previously extensively used as an animal model to access the effects of electromagnetic waves [10-19]
A 30-egg incubator (Egg incubator Model EH-35, Sino-PFE Company, China) with automatic temperature, humidity control and forced air ventilation was used. It was also equipped with special egg holders with automatic egg rotation capability which was fixed at ten rotations per day. The mobile phone was placed in the center of the incubator under the egg holder so that the farthest egg was within a radius of 16 cm . The temperature was set at 37 degrees and the humidity at 50-60%. 30 eggs were placed at one time in the egg holders.
The experiment was done twice and the specimens were sent to two different laboratories for histological preparations. It was partially blinded. For each experiment, 40 fertilized eggs were randomly divided into the two groups, control and experimental group. One incubator was used carrying 20 eggs at a time; one wave of exposed group experiment and one wave of control group.
Fresh fertilized chicken eggs were exposed to RFW emitted by a mobile phone during embryonic development and compared with the control eggs, which were not exposed to RFW. A popular mobile phone and service provider was selected with 1800 MHz frequency, power of 0.47 W/kg body and SAR 1.10 w/KG (head). A TriField Meter, model 100XE was used to detect the strength of RFW of the mobile phone during the experiment (Fig.1).
Experimental group
20 fertilized eggs were incubated in the incubator with the mobile phone in silent mode with the vibration mode disabled. The distance of all the eggs form the mobile phone was maintained within one wavelength (approximately 16.5 cm) of the emitting 1800 MHz frequency electromagnetic waves [14]. The mobile phone was rung from another mobile phone for 5 min, ten times daily with an exposure-free period in between the calls. No calls were made at night. The total daily exposure duration was 50 minutes in each 24 hours starting from day 1. The eggs were sacrificed at day 10 (maximum exposure time 500 minutes) and day 15 (total exposure time 750 minutes). For each set of experiments, for both the control and exposed groups, 20 eggs were placed in the incubator, and 10 eggs were sacrificed at day 10 and 15.
|Figure 1.a: A 30-egg incubator b) TriField Meter showing high electromagnetic waves from mobile during call receiving mode
On the scheduled day of sacrifice, in each egg, a small hole was first made in the shell and then a portion of the shell was carefully cut by scissors and removed. The embryo was dissected from the membranes and its survivability noticed by either movements of the limbs or beating of the heart. Liver was dissected and placed in formalin
Control Group
20 eggs were incubated at same conditions in the same incubator. The mobile phone was turned off, battery removed and placed in the middle of the incubator. The embryos were examined just as in the experimental groups at days 10 and 15.
5 specimens from day 10 and day 15 each in the exposed group and control groups were selected for histological preparation. One set of 20 specimens were sent to Department of Pathology, Royal Hospital, Muscat and the other set of 20 specimens were sent to Department of Pathology, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat. They were partially blinded.
|Figure 2: The chick embryo after removal of the egg shell but still the membranes are intact.
The TriField meter revealed different intensity of electromagnetic waves from different mobile sets. The intensity of RFW was divided into four groups as follows:
|Figure 3: Tri Field meter showing the intensity of the electromagnetic waves by deflecting the needle towards right
Group 1: .01-.1 mW/cm2
Group 2: .1- .2 mW/cm2
Group 3: .2-1 mW/cm2
Group 4: more than 1 mW/cm2
All the old mobile sets were placed in Group 4 showing highest levels of radiation (≥ 1mW/cm2) which is recommended dangerous to health. Mostly the smarts phones were in groups 1 (.01-.1 mW/cm2), 2 (.1- .2 mW/cm2) and 3 (.2-1 mW/cm2), but few in group 4. It was further observed that downloading from the net using WiFi also results in high levels of radiations.
|Figure 4: Tri Field meter showing the needle moving towards the right which means increasing the intensity of the electromagnetic waves
Results from Royal Hospital, Muscat
Control group
At day 10, control group showed hepatocytes with central large nucleus and showing prominent nucleolus. They were arranged in rows, showing central vein with few RBCs, and the beginning of sinusoid formation. The classical hepatic lobule was not yet fully formed. At day 15, control group revealed well-formed anastomosing cords of hepatocytes with prominent nucleus around the sinusoids lined by epithelium cells and scattered RBCs.
|Figure 5: Control Group: a) Day 10 b) Day 15. Histology of liver showing normal hepatocytes arranged in rows, forming central vein, sinusoids and scattered RBCs
Exposed group
At day 10, in all the specimens, the hepatocytes were observed with prominent nucleus, central vein, and sinusoids. However, RBCs were scattered all over the hepatocytes. At day 15, the structure of hepatic classic lobule was completely destroyed. Hepatocytes were not lining in row, many hepatocytes showed signs of necrosis. Majority of hepatocytes were showing fat vacuoles in the cytoplasm which pushed the nucleus to one side. Sinusoids were completely disorganized and no lining epithelium was seen. RBCs were scattered all over the specimen.
|Figure 6: Exposed Group: a) Day 10, Histology of liver showing rows of hepatocytes which was not clearly seen, forming large sinusoids and very few RBCs b) Day 15, showing marked destruction of the liver structure, loss of sinusoids, and fatty infiltration in the hepatocytes with necrotic cells
Results from SQU, Muscat
Control group
At day 10, hepatocytes were seen with rounded central nucleus and nucleoli. They were lying in rows with spaces in-between to form the sinusoids. Central veins with few RBCs and portal area was observed. At day 15, typical structure of the liver was apparent. Well-formed hepatic lobules formed by rows of hepatocytes and sinusoids lined with epithelium in between with increase number of RBCs were clearly seen.
|Figure 7: Control Group: a) Day 10 showing developing hepatocytes an sinusoids in between with RBCs b) Day 15, showing well formed hepatic lobules, normal hepatocytes arranged in rows, forming central vein, sinusoids lined by epithelial cells and scattered well-formed RBCs inside the sinusoids.
In the exposed group at day 10 and day 15, many hepatocytes the nucleus was absent or pushed to the side and without prominent nucleolus. The hepatocytes were seen in rows with sinusoids in-between, however, marked infiltration of the fat vacuoles was observed in the cytoplasm of hepatocytes. The sinusoids were formed showing lining epithelial cells and RBCs This signifies the beginning of fatty change.
|Figure 8: Exposed Group: a) Day 10, showing infiltration of few lipid vacuoles in the hepatocytes and few necrotic hepatocytes b) marked infiltration of lipids causing necrosis of the hepatocytes
We are now living in a world totally depended on smart phones. Most of us don't realize that these mobile phones are emitting electromagnetic waves all the time and we are living in an environment in which we are surrounded by these waves. Are these waves which are invisible to naked eye totally safe to our body is a big question. Are the babies as old as two years watching cartoons on such devices for hours every day safe from this environment hazard? Are the teenagers spending most of their evening time on computer games instead of outdoor activities or sports are growing normally? The pregnant women unknowingly sleeping with the mobile next to her abdomen will not be affecting the growing embryo? And of course the adults who are chatting all the time with their loved ones and sending pictures using what's app are not prone to more diseases in the old age?
Measuring mobile phones RFW strength
To answer these questions and to confirm the emission of RFW from different mobile sets and to understand its strength, we decided to measure the RFW from different mobile sets using a TriField meter. It was found that the old mobile sets were emitting very high intensity of RFW which the triField meter showing above 1mW/cm2. Absolute hazard thresholds have not been established yet, however, studies suggest that RFW above 0.1mW/cm2 may not be safe. Our study revealed that most of the smart mobile sets are emitting RFW above 0.1mW/cm2. According to our classification, only group 1 comes under 0.1mW/cm2; groups2, 3 and 4 are all above this threshold.
Radio waves effect living cells
In this experimental study, it was found that electromagnetic waves caused fatty change in the hepatocytes of the developing chick embryos. In fatty liver, there is increase in lipid droplets in cytoplasm of the hepatocytes suggesting that cells are under oxidative stress when exposed to electromagnetic waves [20,21,22]. The damage is dose dependent [14]. Lahijani et al had similar results showing abnormal lipid droplets in the hepatocyte cytoplasm and pushing the nuclei to one side [23]. Similar results were reported in rats and rabbits (23,24]. The breakdown of fat in the liver may be disrupted by radiation exposure, which may be similar to alcoholism, malnutrition, poising and pregnancy. Fatty change is the beginning of injury to the hepatocytes, showing increase vacuoles filled with triglyceride fat, a sign of abnormal metabolism which may be due to production of oxygen radicles species in the hepatocytes [20,21,22]. Many authors have reported different effects of electromagnetic waves on the chick embryo which increases mortality of the developing chick embryo and resulted in malformations [10-19].
Mobile phone radiation induces reactive oxygen species and DNA damage in human sperm, affecting genes, cell membrane function and signal transduction [26-29]. Different theories have been postulated regarding the effects of radio waves on the biology of living cells. Rao et al recently provided new evidence supporting the theory that radio waves affect the plasma membrane [30]. Radio waves also induce oxidative stress, NADH oxidase enzyme stimulation, which might play a key role in the various cellular adverse effects observed in in vitro studies [31-38] . As a consequence of increased levels of free radicals, various cellular and physiological processes can be affected including gene expression, release of calcium from intracellular storage sites, cell growth, and apoptosis. Radio wave effects on genes have also been reported resulting in signal transduction effects and alterations in membrane structure and function, metabolic effects associated with free-radical production [36-38].
Recently, increase incidence of gliomas in Sweden, thyroid cancer in Korea, and other malignant brain tumors were reported, and it was associated with long term use of mobile phones [39-43].
It is important that to realize that smart phones are not 100% safe hence caution is necessary to avoid much use.
Electromagnetic waves exposure to developing chick embryo has caused fatty change in the liver at 15th day of development. This result is in agreement with other researchers showing the same effect in liver of chick embryo and other animals. Clinical studies reported by other authors also associate brain tumors with excessive use of mobile phones. Hence it is quite clear that these electromagnetic waves are producing damage to the living cells. Further studies should be carried out to fully understand the mechanism of this fatty change in the hepatocytes when exposed to RFW.
Take home message
Keep mobile phones at least 2 feet away from your body.
Use headphones or speakers while talking.
Avoid long conversation on mobiles; use land line phones.
Pregnant women and children should use mobile phones only in emergency.
Mobile companies should inform the public of the RFW hazards.
More research should be done to make the mobile phones safer.
We are thankful to Dr. Susan Thomas, Department of Pathology, Royal Hospital, Mr Trevor Wicks, in-charge of histology preparations at pathology laboratory and Dr. Syed Mohammad Saud for collaborating in this project. We are also grateful to Dr. Irfan Ullah, Department of Pediatrics, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman for his continuous support. There is no conflict of interest and it was funded by OMC.
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