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Results of the EuRAD 2014: Certificate of recognition
It was a pleasure for us to receive the Certificate of recognition during the EuRAD-2014 closing session for our paper and presentation "Radar Micro-Doppler of Wind-Turbines: Simulation and Analysis Using Slowly Rotating Linear Wired Constructions". It is not yet a Best Paper Award, but we was close...
One more call for papers
Enhanced Surveillance of Aircraft and Vehicles (ESAV'14)
Tyrrhenian International Workshop
on Digital Communications
Rome, Italy, 15 and 16 September 2014
Dear Colleagues and friends,
The Advanced Workshop on Enhanced Surveillance of Aircraft and Vehicles, ESAV'14, will be held in Rome from 15 to 16 September 2014 in the frame of the TIWDC (Tyrrhenian International Workshop on Digital Communications) series.
The main goal of this event - coordinated with the ESAVS series held in Germany and managed by the DGON - is to create a forum for presentation of research and development results - as well as for the exchange of ideas between experts from academia, industry, operators and regulating bodies - in all fields of the Surveillance and related technologies and system aspects, with special attention to the air traffic and to the airports.
We are pleased to invite you to participate to this Workshop and to present the recent results from you and your group.
Abstracts Submission Deadline - February 23, 2014
Acceptance/Rejection Notification - April 15, 2014
Early registration at reduced-price - May 31, 2014
Submission of camera-ready papers - June 15, 2014
Event in Romes - September 15-16, 2014
CO-CHAIRMAN and TPC CHAIRMAN Piet van Genderen
LOCAL COMMITTEE Mauro Leonardi, Sergio Pandiscia, Gabriele Pavan, Emilio G. Piracci
ORGANISED BY University of Rome "Tor Vergata", Ass. Vito Volterra, CNIT
IN CO-OPERATION WITH Centro Vito Volterra, EUMA, IET, AFCEA, AICT, IEEE, AESS
GOLD SPONSOR National Instruments
SPONSOR Selex ES
The papers will be accepted on the basis of a peer review of a substantial abstract, a pdf-formatted file in two-three pages, including: title, authors and their affiliation, short - 30 to 50 words -abstract, a 800 to 1000 words text, the significant original results shown in a few drawings or tables, and finally the main references.
Procedures to submit a paper, as well as more details on registration, venue, transport and accommodation, can be found at http://radarlab.uniroma2.it/esav.htm
The Angelicum Conference Centre – Largo Angelicum, 1 - 00184 Roma, is located in the heart of historic Rome within a very short distance of the city's most famous landmarks such as Mercati Traianei and Torre delle Milizie, Colonna Traiana, Fori di Cesare, Nerva e Traiano, Foro Romano, Piazza Venezia, Colosseo.
With kind regards and best wishes for Christmas and the New Year
Gaspare Galati, general chairman
Piet van Genderen, co-chairman and TPC chairman
6th International Summer School on Radar/SAR Systems (04-11 July 2014)
Today I received an announcement of the 6th International Summer School on Radar/SAR Systems (04-11 July 2014) from our Fraunhofer FHR's colleagues. They ask to circulate the invitation to suitable candidates and to post it on prominent notice-boards in your institute/university/laboratories.
If you are interested, you can download high resolution versions of Poster and Flyer.
Fraunhofer FHR, one of Europe's leading radar research institutes and has pioneered radar and SAR research and development over the decades, is pleased to announce the 6th International Summer School on Radar/SAR, which will take place from 04-11 July 2014 in the picturesque Upper Middle Rhine region (Haus Humboldtstein). We cordially invite students, PhD candidates, post-docs and anyone else eager to broaden and deepen their understanding of radar and SAR techniques to participate in our summer school.
The highly positive feedback of previous participants showed that there is a strong interest for events that brings together young scientists to study and learn whilst at the same time building networks and forging new friendships that will lead to future collaborations. The Summer School posses a proper balance between lectures, practical workshops and leisure activities that are an essential component for creating and sustaining an atmosphere conducive to learning and for binding with new colleagues.
Internationally renowned experts from across Europe, USA and Canada make up the summer school lecture team. This is a unique opportunity to gain an in-depth appreciation of modern radar and SAR systems whilst absorbing the multifarious atmosphere of the famous Upper Middle Rhine region. Participation in the programme of social activities with the international group of attendees will inspire and enrich your learning experience.
Synopsis of lecture programme of the 5th International Summer School on Radar/SAR:
- Radar fundamentals (Dr. M. Weiß, Fraunhofer FHR, Germany)
- Radar Remote Sensing (Dr. P. Rosen, JPL/NASA, USA)
- Bistatic & Distributed Radar (Prof. H. Griffiths, UCL, United Kingdom)
- SAR fundamentals (Prof. P. Lombardo, University la Sapienza, Italy)
- Short Range Imaging (Prof. M. Sato, Tohoku University, Japan)
- Antennas (Prof. D. Heberling, RWTH-Aachen, Germany)
- Moving target recognition (MTI/GMTI) (Dr. C. Gierull, DRDC, Canada)
- SAR interferometry (Dr. G. Fornaro, IREA, Italy)
- Compressed Sensing with Radar (Prof. J. Ender, Fraunhofer FHR, Germany)
During the ISS the participants will be split into several workshop groups. With assistance and guidance of international experts each group works on a different problem. On Friday they will present their solution to all other students of the summer school.
Outside of the lecture theatre there will be ample time for other activities, such as enjoying the surrounds of the beautiful Rhine Valley, visiting the vibrant cities of Cologne and/or Bonn. Summer school participants will also be taken on a technical tour of the Fraunhofer FHR institute, which is located nearby.
Due to the kind sponsorship from Cassidian (an EADS company) we can offer the summer school, inclusive full board and lodging, for only 600 Euro for students, 900 Euro for Ph.D. candidates, and 1200 Euro for all others.
Fraunhofer FHR cordially invites appropriate candidates to visit our website for further information and to download the Application form. Specific queries regarding the summer school should be addressed to Matthias Weiß.
The last chance to participate…
The time is running and the deadline for paper submission becomes closer and closer. But there is still some time to write and submit a paper...
Call For Papers
The Premier Microwave, RF, Wireless and Radar Event in Europe
The 9th European Radar Conference
Amsterdam, 31st October - 2nd November 2012
The 9th European Radar Conference (EuRAD 2012) will be held from Wednesday 31st October to Friday 2nd November 2012 in Amsterdam as part of European Microwave Week 2012. This Radar Conference is the major European forum for the present status and the future trends in the field of radar technology, system design, and applications.
The conference is the ideal event to keep up to date with the latest achievements in the field of radar and to interact with international experts from industry and academia. The conference brings together researchers and radar developers from all over the world to stimulate development of new products and services. International experts will present keynote papers on topics of current importance and on the latest advances. A Special Event on Defence and Space, Tailored Short Courses and Workshops will complement the programme.
The deadline for submission of preliminary papers is February 17th, 2012. Late submissions cannot be accepted.
Authors are requested to submit a 4 page preliminary paper in the standard conference proceedings layout. Further instructions, including how to obtain a template, are at the EuMW2012 website Paper Submissions page. More information can be found in the Call for Papers.
Post-conference (EUCAP) reading list :)))
- Paolo Nenzi; Francesco Tripaldi; Marco Balucani; Frank S. Marzano. Three-dimensional Micro-Antenna Array for Millimetre and Sub-Millimetre-Wave Remote Imaging.
- Andreas Schiessl; Sherif Ahmed; Andreas Genghammer; Lorenz-Peter Schmidt.A Technology Demonstrator for a 0.5 m x 0.5 m Fully Electronic Digital Beamforming mm-Wave Imaging System. pp. 2753-2756
- Xiaodong Zhuge; Alexander Yarovoy. Design Considerations of UWB MIMO Array Oriented for Short-Range Imaging. pp. 2757-2760
- Steven R Best. State-of-the-art in the Design of Electrically Small Antennas. pp. 2882-2885
- Pavel Hazdra; Jan Eichler; Miloslav Capek; Pavel Hamouz. Small Dual-band Fractal Antenna with Orthogonal Polarizations. pp. 2886-2889
- Kentaro Nishimori. MIMO Sensor -Evaluation on Antenna Arrangement. pp. 2924-2928
- Andrea Randazzo; Matteo Pastorino; Andrea Salvadé; Ricardo D. Monleone; Manuela Maffongelli; Matteo Lanini. A Multistatic Tomographic Approach to Microwave Imaging of Dielectric Targets. pp. 2943-2947
- Takuya Sakamoto; Toru Sato. Using a UWB Radar Imaging Method with Five Antennas on a Target with Arbitrary Translation and Rotation Motion. pp. 2948-2952
- Marta Guardiola; Andreas Fhager; Luis Jofre; Mikael Persson. Circular Microwave Tomographic Imaging. Experimental Comparison Between Quantitative and Qualitative Algorithms. pp. 2953-2957
- Brian Jensen; Thomas Jensen; Vitaliy Zhurbenko; Tom Johansen. Noise Considerations for Vital Signs CW Radar Sensors. pp. 2958-2962
- Mehmet E Yavuz; Ahmed E. Fouda; Fernando Teixeira. Target Classification Through Time-Reversal Operator Analysis Using Ultrawideband Electromagnetic Waves. pp. 19-23
- Arndt T. Ott; Mohammed Shalaby; Uwe Siart; Robert Brem; Thomas F. Eibert; Julia Engelbrecht; Ralf Collmann. System Simulation of a Localization System Based on Power Level Detection with Distributed Antennas. pp. 24-28
- Hongfu Meng. Effects of Incident Wave Polarization on Boresight Error. pp. 29-31
- Sebastian Priebe; Martin Jacob; Thomas Kürner. Polarization Investigation of Rough Surface Scattering for THz Propagation Modeling. pp. 32-36
- Saverio Mori; Frank S. Marzano; Mario Montopoli; Luca Pulvirenti; Nazzareno Pierdicca; James A. Weinman. Modelling Polarimetric Effects of Precipitation on Spaceborne Side-Looking Aperture Radar Response. pp. 37-41
- Vaclav Kabourek. Landmine Detection Using Ground Penetrating Radar and Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar. pp. 42-46
- Guy A. E. Vandenbosch. The Future of Computational Electromagnetics: Science or Product. pp. 2984-2985
- Eric Vourch. Ku-band Reconfigurable Compact Array in Dual Polarization. pp. 3010-3014
- Gustavo Siles; Jose M Riera; Pedro García-del-Pino. Considerations on Cloud Attenuation At 100 and 300 GHz for Propagation Measurements Within the TERASENSE Project. pp. 98-102
- Michele D'Urso; Tommaso Isernia; Andrea Francesco Morabito; Giancarlo Prisco. Minimizing the Number of Sensors in the Synthesis of Shaped Beam Patterns. pp. 3193-3196
- Carlo Capsoni; Lorenzo Luini; Antonio Martellucci. From Cumulative NWP Precipitation Data to Small Scale Rain Intensity Distribution: Assessment of a Procedure. pp. 177-181
- Jose García-Rubia; Jose M Riera; Ana Benarroch; Pedro García-del-Pino. Estimation of Rain Attenuation At Millimetre Waves From Experimental Drop Size Distributions. pp. 194-198
- Gabor Vinci. An Ultrawideband Antenna for FMCW-Radar Positioning Systems. pp. 392-394
- Ali Ramadan; Mohammed Al-Husseini; Karim Youssef Kabalan; Ali El-Hajj; Christos Christodoulou. A Polarization Reconfigurable Slot Antenna. pp. 425-427
- Peter Ludlow; Vincent Fusco. Polarisation-Agile, Evanescent Open-Ended Waveguide Antenna. pp. 495-498
- Francesco Belfiori. TDMA X-Band FMCW MIMO Radar for Short Range Surveillance Applications. pp. 511-515
- Federica Mastrangeli; Guido Valerio; Alessandro Galli; Angelo De Luca; Mario Teglia. An Attractive S-Band Dual-Pol Printed Antenna for Multifunction Phased Array Radars. pp. 533-535
- Saray Sánchez-Sevilleja; Juan Ramón Larrañaga-Sudupe. Broadband Patch Array in Ku-Band for Polarimetric SAR Systems in UAVs. pp. 681-684
- Christophe Granet; Ian Davis); John Kot; Chris Rose; Greg Pope. A Simultaneous s/Ka Feed System for Remote Sensing Applications. pp. 696-699
- Itziar Angulo; David de la Vega; Olatz Grande; David Guerra; Pablo Angueira. Analysis of the Mast Contribution to the Scattering Pattern of Wind Turbines in the UHF Band. pp. 737-741
- Hector T. Fenech; Alessia Tomatis; D. Serrano; Emmanuel Lance; Maria Kalama. Antenna Requirements as Seen by an Operator. pp. 3343-3347
- Propagation Modelling and Mapping of Rain,Clouds and Water Vapour to Cope with Spatial and Temporal Variability. pp. 3398-3402
- Nazzareno Pierdicca; Fabio Rocca; et al. Synergic Use of EO, NWP and Ground Based Data for the Characterisation of Water Vapour Field. pp. 3403-3406
- Susanne Crewell; Frank S. Marzano; Vinia Mattioli; Nazzareno Pierdicca; Carlo Capsoni; Nico Cimini; Ermanno Fionda; Ulrich Löhnert; Antonio Martellucci. Use of Remote Sensing Techniques and Navigation Data for Tropospheric Channel Assessment. pp. 3531-3535
- Susanne Hipp; Uwe Siart; Christian Chwala; Thomas F. Eibert; Harald Kunstmann. Dynamic Modelling of Atmospheric Microwave Transmission for Precipitation Quantification Using Mie Scattering. pp. 3536-3539
- Rens Baggen; Stefano Vaccaro; Daniel Llorens del Río; Martin Böttcher; Stefan Weitz; Michael Wleklinski. Near/Farfield Measurements of a Polarisation Agile Phased Array At Ku-Band. pp. 1628-1632
- Hyung-Joo Lee; Kenneth Lee Ford; Richard Langley. Independently Reconfigurable Multiband High Impedance Surface for L, C, X AND Ku RADAR Bands. pp. 2008-2012
- Gianfranco Ruggerini. An X-band Slotted Waveguide Array for Radar Applications. pp. 2030-2032
- Andreas Fhager et al. Progress in Clinical Diagnostics and Treatment with Electromagnetic Fields. pp. 2056-2057
- Marco Donald Migliore; Daniele Pinchera. Compressed Sensing in Electromagnetics: Theory, Applications and Perspectives. pp. 2089-2093
- Abdel-Aziz Hassanin. Inverse Scattering Techniques to Detect the Moving Object in Complex Medium. pp. 3975-3978
- Mohammad Hajihashemi; Magda El-Shenawee. Inverse Scattering Level Set Algorithm for Retrieving the Shape and Location of Multiple Targets. pp. 3979-3983


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Amazing composite images by Czech photographer Miloslav Druckmüller capture the moon during a total solar eclipse, revealing a vast solar corona.
'ROAR' by Branding agency ORB, contains Roosters, goats and dogs as well as a sexy bearded model.
Modernist Cat's Circa50: Console - A stylish and functional cat scratcher that'll keep you and your cat happy.
'Remèdes' food containers by the French designer Amaury Poudray for the Granville Gallery.
Located in a Mid-Century historical building in São Paulo, AR Arquitetos turned a dark and badly divided apartment into an eclectically charming and contemporary loft with rooms bathed in natural light : the "Cinderela" Loft.
Lounge armchair designed by french designer Julien Vidame.
Prince Alfred Park Pool in Sydney has been a long time coming, opened this week with overhaul by Neeson Murcutt Architects. It is a riot of yellow and blue.
If you do a Google Image search for Atari Breakout the results turn into the game.
VIDEOFirst Taste ~ a fun video of kids trying foods for the first time in slow motion by Saatchi & Heckler
Señor Tyrone has launched a Poncho Express Delivery Service in LA ~ in case you get chilly, just tweet them and they'll show up in under an hour with all 9 options and swipe your credit card. I wonder if they show up on a donkey?
The 23K concept presents a light and durable product line. Very simple assembly (and disassembly) offering also a dignified quality of high-end components.
Brinca Dada (of the amazing modern doll houses) is kickstarting The Stunt Brothers! Adorable new wooden toys - our favorite: the little guy you shoot out of a CANNON and into a landing net...
Get some rest and relaxation. Meet the R&R Series. Inspired by Israeli Defense Force standard issue field duffles, this bag is decidedly not standard issue and is perfect for any mission.
Bardi's Bowl Chair was designed by the Italo-Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi in 1951. Today Arper is embarking, for the first time, on the process of industrial production of Bardi's Bowl Chair, limited run of 500 pieces.
Daft Punk's new Random Access Memories has a free listening stream on iTunes
UMV, the pendant lamp with a modern, young and colorful design created by the Finnish studio NO°44.
Click That Hood ~ how well do you know the neighborhoods in various cities? (LA is a tough one! Trying it now...)
Ferg's Gunmetal SKUBES!!!
Peter Hoffman's "Fox River Derivatives" project is a set of photo negatives that have been burned with gasoline.
Core77 has a great look at first annual Collective Design Fair! Love the swing above that is part of "SWASH" installation by Dana Barnes Studio.
Reclaim NYC asked designers to team up and create works for charity based on the idea of collaboration. All proceeds from the exhibit will go towards NYC Hurricane Sandy relief efforts. Here are BUM stools by UM Project and BAGGU!
Instant Table by Why The Friday - Freedom to choose the size of the top makes this table suitable for any challenging floor plan.
'Les Ruches' are stackable storage boxes inspired by the shape of beehives.
The amazing immersive and interactive Rain Room is now at MoMA in NYC through July 28, 2013.
Take a tour of the Spritmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden - the art collection of Absolut.
FEATUREDExperimenting with Laser Metal Marking = spray + laser + wipe! NOTlabs Laser Challenge #13!
Always know which key is which with these leather key covers by Hollows Leather, made by hand to fit most common key blanks.
Low Res Frame, pixelated baroque frame in precious woods, Diego Zanella for Superego editions
Cut Food by Beth Galton - Creative and dynamic photos of food cut in half.
Full speherical rig for the gopro. Take amazing videos and photos. Never miss a thing by not just shooting a panorama but a complete sphere of everything around you.
Two Redditors take separate photographs of a lighting bolt that combine to make a 3D model.
TOOB is a keychain made of recycled bicycle innertubes collected from Tel Aviv's local bicycle workshops. By Roy Sherizly.
Installation SENSAI by Archizero x Franchi Umberto Marmi.
FEATUREDMiss Dondola Swing Chair by Angela Missoni for the Barrique Project by SanPatrignano - made of recycled casks!
VIDEODriveTV goes behind the scenes to show how they film their car reviews with multiple cars, cameras, microphones, and monitors.
FEATUREDFun Jack Daniel's Guitar Picks in strings on Sunset Blvd instead of the usual street lamp banner ads.
Topotek1's candy-pink temporary playground; part inflatable sculpture, part interactive play object.
Dvein of Barcelona, Spain, recently premiered their music video for Magma, a mesmerizing and mind-bending visual adventure, created for Adobe.
Every couple of weeks Formula 1 racing moves to a new country. Check out a collection of their mobile headquarters that have to be assembled at each track.
No More Stars by Ra di Martino is a series of photographs taken in the abandoned movie sets of the film Star Wars saga, filmed through the years in different locations in the south of Tunisia
VRZ 2 is a track bike frame with 3d printed titanium lugs, glued together with carbon fiber tubes. The final bike weighs less than 5 kg.
Jon Hopkins' Immunity Soundtracks: series of stunning microscopic images.
Blueboat has been working under strict secrecy with Patricia Piccinini and the Centenary of Canberra to share the story of the Skywhale with the world!
Where Chefs Eat is a Guide to Chefs Favorite Restaurants — A worldwide restaurant guide collecting recommendations from acclaimed international chefs.
Meet Earl! A revolutionary backcountry tablet engineered for the most extreme outdoor adventures.

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text: The Daily Numbers: 4 terms in the U.S. House for Republican Pat Meehan. Speculation is mounting that he may challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Robert Casey. 219,314 votes for Meehan in his re-election win over Democrat Mary Ellen Balchunis, who picked up 147,808 votes in the 7th District race. 0 tax hike in Chester Township. 9 mills tax rate will remain unchanged. 21, age of woman wanted in Upper Darby for threatening her mother and grandmother with a gun. 1 person killed when a homeowner in Chester put down a suspected home invader. 485 dollars that rolled into the Daily Times Merry Christmas Fund yesterday. 3 weeks, how long a 20-year-old man has been missing in East Lansdowne. 2 new leaders who will sit atop the Rose Tree Media School Board. 150 stores planned by German supermarket giant Lidl, including one in Ridley. 3.8 percent hike in bills for Comcast customers 10 years in jail for former U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah from Philly. 2,970,733 votes in Pa. for Donald Trump, according to the certified results. 2,926,441 for Hillary Clinton 146,715 for Gary Johnson. 49,941 for Jill Stein. 7 Eagles who joined the injured list in game against Redskins. 3 will miss the rest of the season. 162 consecutive games played by long snapper Jon Dorenbos. That's just 1 short of team record, which he now will not break, thanks to a broken wrist. Instead he will share the record with wide receiver Harold Carmichael. Call me a Phanatic: A look at the ups and downs of being a Philadelphia sports fan. The talk now is centering on whether the Eagles should sit Carson Wentz. Yep, they're out of it. I Don't Get It: 3,500 hours of overtime in one year. I don't get it. Today's Upper: Kudos to Ethan Doyle. The Garnet Valley youth visited Santa and instead of asking for gifts for himself instead said he wanted help for a local family who lost everything in a fire. Nice kid. Quote Box: "I know Pat's hearing a lot of enthusiasm about his candidacy." - Delco GOP leader Andy Reilly, on possibility Pat Meehan will challenge U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr.


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Choose a design studio and Peterbuge, and in any other city must first set up the quality of its work, rather than on price, because low price usually offer new studios that do not have enough experience in the design. Therefore, going website design studio, you must first look at services and portfolio. Since trends
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Helga Kohl -Namibia
Musée National du Mali
Elisabeth Bay (1997)
Helga Kohl's photography often explores abandoned diamond mining sites. While the photographer accentuates the poetic dimensions that can envelop such spaces that are so marked by the absence of people, her images also evoke the predatory aspect of this type of human enterprise. In her series Elisabeth Bay, Helga Kohl examines the current state of the mining site that gave the series its name. This former diamond mine located in south-western Namibia is now abandoned, appearing as if it has been forever empty of life. However, in 1908, the first gems were mined there and a year later a railway was built to link Elisabeth Bay to the town of Kolmanskop, another mining site located a few kilometers away. The settlement at Elisabeth Bay was inhabited by about 1200 laborers and 200 artisans and officials between 1926 and 1935. Mining ceased at this site in 1948.
Today only traces of previous activity remain. What we see in this mining town are the architectural elements from the past as a mark of the former presence of people. The walls have been eroded by the wind, sand and fog of the Namibian desert. The ruins of the gutted buildings resonate as empty perspectives. They affirm that the effects of time and nature gradually reassert their ines- capable laws on the work of humans.
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A diary of our family's house building project in the Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia. Also my ponderings on family life, living with Asperger's Syndrome, running an ebay business & a place to share my photography.
Thursday, 17 January 2008
I took this on the block the other day, then went back in the afternoon to look at it again & it had vanished!
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The Law Practice Exchange, LLC is a modern day marketplace for law practices.
The Law Practice Exchange serves attorneys as their confidential law practice broker. By making the connection between attorneys looking to exit their practice and attorneys looking to expand their practice, The Law Practice Exchange provides broker and transition services that preserve the client and professional goodwill of the practice, allowing a value based exchange between the selling and buying attorneys.
The legal profession continues to change and with that change comes new challenges as well as new opportunities. The Law Practice Exchange, LLC can help you address both. We will help you learn the basics about the law practice marketplace, how it works and the resources available. Putting the right team of advisors in place is one of the most important first steps. The buying or selling of law practices isn't new, but the approach and competitive marketplace is setting new benchmarks for transition success stories.
The Law Practice Exchange aims to educate on the existence of transition opportunities to promote knowledge, increase mentor opportunities and bring awareness to practitioners on growth and exit strategies available through buying, selling, merging or other transition options that are presently available and which option may be best.
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247Sports three-star player.
Hudl.com has junior highlights.
MaxPreps has his stats.
Partial quote from a Scout.com article on Tucker dated 02/16/16:
"There's one defensive standout out of Marion County who's currently making a splash and rising up recruiting boards at a rapid rate. O.J. Tucker, a 6-foot, 190-pound junior cornerback out of Ocala (Fla.) Forest who's piled up close to a dozen offers over the past month, made the headlines once again on Tuesday evening when Dan Mullen and Mississippi State delivered him SEC offer No. 1."
Besides UMass, Tucker has offers from Nebraska, Mississippi State and a couple of MAC teams.


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//Pre-Danganronpa 3: Side Future\\
Hope. Despair. One cannot exist without the other. Hope is born from despair and despair creeps in when your hopes are crushed. You can't destroy them, only absorb and adapt to them. The Remnants of Despair. Inflicting despair across the globe was their goal before Future Foundation stopped them. I've never wanted anything to do with hope or despair. But embracing despair makes me able to try and save them from the inside. Gently giving them small amounts of hope while being by their sides, that is why I became a Remnant of Despair. But Future Foundation had stopped them all and Makoto Naegi was in front of me, asking me of my motives. Would he believe the truth? Would the truth hurt my classmates? Just what was my future?
Makoto Naegi's route of my new trilogy, The Thorns of Despair. Set before Super Danganronpa 2, where the Remnants of Despair are captured by Future Foundation. It has a slightly different ending to the other two books and focuses more on the reader's future with Makoto than her past as a Remnant of Despair.
There will be three different routes:
True Love's Despair - Hajime Hinata x Reader
False Love's Hope - Nagito Komaeda x Reader
First Love's Future - Makoto Naegi x Reader
~Please comment, positive or negative! I will try to update once a week~
Disclaimer: Danganronpa and the cover image do not belong to me. I have made this story just for the enjoyment of others.
- Jul 25, 2017
Hmmmm it was komaru but then it was... I DONT WANNA BE MONACA TOWAAAAAA!!! I mean Nagisa is love but NO
solarvevo Apr 29, 2017
BC LIFE IS HARD K GOD YOU DONT HAVE TO BE SO MEAN ABOUT IT TTnTT
Starrythefoxer Jun 29
*sees comments* lemme guess it's all "SORE WA CHIGAU YO" aaaand *clicks on it* yep
-yuuyumi Jan 06
because kodaka isn't going to be writing danganronpa anymore ;-;
nanami_chiaki14 Mar 04, 2017
And this is why Naegi is my perfect hubby I feel sorry for Ko lmao
puffiiewuffiie Aug 23
hitting me with the classic "sore wa chigau yo" and everyone is too.


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Sunday, 20 October 2013
Finished !!
Out of all of her projects this one was the easiest to finish as she'd done most of the work already. All I had to do was finish outlying a couple of squares and do the binding.
I'd like to think that she would be pleased with how they've all turned out. If you want to have a look at them just click on the various links: comfort teddies, little girls quilt, little boys and baby quilt.
I certainly really enjoyed finishing them. They kept me busy during the summer whilst I was immobile from my hip op, though hand stitching a quilt on one of the hottest days of the year probably wasn't one of my brightest ideas !!
Once I've washed the quilts I'll then find a good home for them and the teddies.Whilst they may not go to the original destination that my mam had intended them to go (I don't have any contact details for the lady who was organising them) I'm sure whoever gets them will be most grateful.
Have a great week.
Gertie xx
PS why not pop over to Handmade Monday to see what other fellow craft bloggers have been up to.
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Gosh what an achievement. They are all finished off so lovely and whoever receives them will be super happy....I know I would knowing all the love that went into them.ReplyDelete
Well done that's brilliant! Time for some more new projects now!ReplyDelete
That must be a great sense of achievement!ReplyDelete
and I'm sure whoever is lucky enough to receive one will be very happy :)
what a gorgeous quilt to end on! It must give you a great sense of satisfaction to have finished all those lovely things your mam started, especially knowing they will bring so much pleasure to those in need :) xReplyDelete
Well done on finishing all the projects! They have all been lovely - I'm sure your mam would be very proud xReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 October 2013 at 20:10
I really like this last quilt. I am sure that your Mam would have been glad that they were finished at all. Anyone who gets these are going to be in for a real treat. Well done on finishing them all. :)ReplyDelete
Well done! that is very good news and I am sure you must be really pleased. this one is gorgeous - I love the colours you have used. Hope you have a good week.ReplyDelete
Yes! Celebration time! Your mum would be very proud if she could see what you had achieved. Now time to start on a new project. Fun times :)ReplyDelete
You have been working so hard. It must be lovely to know you have completed all your mum's projects.ReplyDelete
Well done on completing your Mam's quilts. :) so what's next? :)ReplyDelete
Jan x
PS.... Your sticky lemon cake in the previous post looks delicious.
I'm sure your mam would be thrilled with what you have done with your projects. Whoever gets them will be sure to love them too.ReplyDelete
This quilt turned out lovely Gertie. I'm sure your Mom would be so pleased with your work. I am so excited to visit your lovely country - I leave tomorrow for my long awaited trip to the UK. Hope you are doing well.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous22 October 2013 at 09:13
this is lovely, great acheivement :DReplyDelete
It looks fabulous, and I'm sure she's delighted you have finished her projects for her. Well done.ReplyDelete


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Thursday, 1 December 2011
Reasons to be cheerful!
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I love decorating for Christmas too. It's so fun to get out all the delightful little things that we only see once a year. That scarf is gorgeous - she'll love it. (And if she doesn't you can wear it yourself.)ReplyDelete
What a sweet letter. I like his request for "a nice surprise". He sounds very polite and open-minded. Have a cheerful week!
A lovely Christmassy post, what a beautiful scarf. That letter is very well written, and he's obviously a budding artist!ReplyDelete
thanks for joining in,
Penny x
So glad you got the scarf done, what a relief that must have been and a weight off your mind. Love the tree, our decorations are all up and I to put up our trees today.ReplyDelete
The first of the season's mince pie's are cooling as I type.
What makes me cheerful is the the whole Christmas season, I love it :-D
Oh! The scarf is too beautiful! It looks like lace! We love Christmas too, but we never get any decorations in the barn because Ella eats them. Oy. Maybe this year. Hmmmm... Love the letter and the drawing. What a talented young man! Okay, the Goatmother is still cleaning the barn so we aren't cheerful yet - but soon.ReplyDelete
Yay!!! you got the scarf finished- Hurrah!!!!!ReplyDelete
That scarf is incredible! I also think it's awesome your son wrote that letter unprompted. I, too, love the spirit of Christmas. I wish it could last all year!ReplyDelete
Oh Faith are you telling porkie pies? I know you wanted to keep that scarf as a lamp shade.. it does look lovely as one.. you'll just have to make another!! Lovely Christmas creeping into your home.. How sweetof your Son to just ask for a surprise.. so much nicer than a huge list! :)xReplyDelete
I think December is the most cheerful month of the year :)ReplyDelete
I love your scarf-lampshade :)
Happy holidays!
Oh how lovely, to have Christmas in your home. We have resisted getting a tree yet and are waiting for next weekend, but I think I may have to start getting some other bits out soon.ReplyDelete
Your flower scarf looks wonderful, after the big push to get it finished no wonder you are pleased it is done.
What a great letter your son has written, so nice that it not just a massive list of wants. Very polite
- Anonymous3 December 2011 at 00:02
We put our tree up this week too, I love this time of year. Cant wait to see afull photo of your scarf- looks lovely! JanetteReplyDelete
Oh how cute is your son's letter to Santa! What a sweetie to do that all by himself and so polite too! I think the children make Christmas don't they!ReplyDelete
I'm so glad to see I'm not the only one who puts their decorations up around the 1st and is ready to de-clutter and start a fresh the day after boxing day!! haha...!
Loving your flower scarf.... I do think you should make another one to fit your lampshate though, it would look fab!! ;)
Enjoy your weekend
Louise xx
Gosh you're way ahead of me! And I know that I have missed the overseas posting date as usual.ReplyDelete
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Some Recent Research Papers
(as of Jan 2014)
Harju M and Serov V, Three-dimensional direct and inverse scattering for the Schrödinger equation with a general nonlinearity, Operator Theory: Advances and Applications 236 (2014), Proceedings of 22nd International Workshop in Operator Theory and its Applications, Sevilla, July 2011.
Fotopoulos G, Harju M and Serov V, Inverse fixed angle scattering and backscattering for a nonlinear Schroedinger equation in 2D, Inverse Problems and Imaging 7 (2013), 183-197.
Virtanen I I, Lind F D, Roininen L, Erickson P J, Rideout W C, Orispää M, Vierinen J and Lehtinen M S, Polyphase-coded incoherent scatter measurements at Millstone Hill, Radio Science, 48 (2013), 519–526.
Kiili H, Transmission problem for the electromagnetic scattering by a dissipative chiral obstacle, Methods and Applications of Analysis, 19 (2012) no 4, 359-380.
Serov V, Harju M and Fotopoulos G, Direct and inverse scattering problems for the two-dimensional Schroedinger equation with a general nonlinearity, J.Math. Phys. 53 (2012).
Serov V,Inverse backscattering Born approximation for a two-dimensional magnetic Schrödinger operator,Inverse Problems, 29 (2013), 075015.
Lasanen S, Non-Gaussian statistical inverse problems. Part I: Posterior distributions, Inverse Probl. Imaging 6 (2012), no 2, 215 - 266.
Lasanen S, Non-Gaussian statistical inverse problems. Part II: Posterior convergence for approximated unknowns, Inverse Probl. Imaging 6 (2012), no 2, 267 - 287.
Serov V and Sylvester J, Transmission eigenvalues for degenerate and singular cases, Inverse Problems 28 (2012), no. 6, 065004.
Serov V, Inverse fixed energy scattering problem for the generalized nonlinear Schrödinger operator, Inverse Problems 28 (2012), no. 2, 025002.
Martini D, Orispää M, Ulich T, Lehtinen M, Mursula K and Lee D H, Kalman filter technique for defining solar regular geomagnetic variations: Comparison of analog and digital methods at Sodankylä Observatory, Journal of Geophysical Research A: Space Physics, 116 (2011), A06102.
Roininen L, Lehtinen M S, Lasanen S, Orispää M and Markkanen M, Correlation priors, Inverse Problems And Imaging 5 (2011), no. 1, 167–184.
Serov V and Sandhu J, Inverse backscattering problem for the generalized nonlinear Schrödinger operator in two dimensions, J. Phys. A 43 (2010), no. 32, 325206
Serov V S, Schüermann H W and Svetogorova E, Application of the Banach fixed-point theorem to the scattering problem at a nonlinear three-layer structure with absorption, Fixed Point Theory Appl. (2010), 439682
Orispää, M, and Lehtinen, M, Fortran linear inverse problem solver, Inverse Problems and Imaging 4 (2010), no. 3, 485-503
Serov V S, The fundamental solution and Fourier series in eigenfunctions of the magnetic Schrödinger operator, J. Phys. A. 42 (2009), no. 22
Lehtinen M, Damtie B, Piiroinen P and Orispää M, Perfect and almost perfect pulse compression codes for range spread radar targets, Inverse Problems and Imaging 3 (2009), no. 3, 465-486
Lecture Notes
The lecture notes below have been also combined into a single book V. Serov: "Fourier Series and Fourier Transform and Their Applications in Mathematical Physics". It is available from the author and can be found also in Oulu University Library.
Complex analysis, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2017.
Operator theory and integral equations, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2012
Fourier series and the discrete Fourier transform, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2010
Spectral theory of elliptic differential operators, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2009
Introduction to partial differential equations, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2008
Fourier transform and distributions, Lecture notes, University of Oulu, 2007
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I've been rather naughty and leaving this all to the last minute. It needs to be returned and postmarked by January 31, 2012 – all the way over in New York! And I havent done really much at all… tisk tisk! (I did receive the book way back in April!) The theme I've chosen for my book is "Fill me with Stories".
So every spare moment now I'm drawing into this journal. I guess I should of kept loads of time free for this, putting some really good pieces down, but it might be a bit of a rush now.
Here's today's effort and a couple of others…… *cracks knuckles* – better get moving on it fast though!!
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A favourite saying one of my sisters would tell me when I was giving her the shits! lol


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Ok so now the power supply is built its time to move on. I figure out the next thing is building a synthesiser voltage controlled oscillator. I've got the power supply to operate it and I guess its one of the things that's more of a standalone item and easy to test. I was going to try and come up with a design of my own but that could take years and there are so many circuits floating around the web it seems a waste of time and there's also the fact that the guys that have designed these circuits are way better than me with better designs than I could ever hope to achieve so that s my mind made up. I just have to decide which is going to be the best one for the job.
I need it to be good meaning there's no point in building something that's known to be problematic with tuning etc. I've read on one forum from a guy trying to get something going that he's built and an expert has commented on the design saying that it's never going to be able to be tuned correctly more than a couple of octaves and given the current generated by the component values it would never go higher than a 1khz.
No difficult to get parts. There seems no point in trying to build designs that are using hard to find parts I want to be able to get components for years to come so if I'm struggling now they will be impossible to find soon things like….
If I can I want to be able to lay the circuit out on Vero board so I've not got to try and track down a PCB. That also precludes designs that are overly complicated with loads of components.
I want to be able to get something up and running but also be able to upgrade it in the future. It seems that the best way to build a VCO is to use matched transistors and a thermal resister touching the two in thermal contact. There doesn't seem to be any other way for it to reliably stay in tune. So a least I can use two un-matched transistors and a normal resistor to check its working and then match transistors and try to get a thermal resistor later.
After weeks of research I have found the perfect answer. The Thomas henry 555 VCO. He's well respected in synth module designs and even he states he is particularly proud of this design as he was trying to come up with something similar to a CEM3340 type of oscillator. I always thought the oscillators on my Electronics and Music Maker Spectrum synthesizer to be among the best analogue voltage controlled oscillators so I'm looking forward to building and testing these. Also the component list looks great with only commonly availably parts called for.
The VCO board with printed layout, with wire links and IC sockets mounted.
After playing around with layouts I've decide that the best way is to mount the exponential generator and matched transistors on separate small Vero boards as I've already been playing around with this part of the circuit and got a few already working on the smallest sized Vero board and I've got loads more of these to use up so each voltage input will be built on its own bard. I can then fit two VCOs on one large Vero board that I've been using. I bought a pack of 10 of them extremely cheaply and I mean extremely, I paid less than three pounds for eight boards.
I'm going to build 8 VCOs and so use 8 small Vero boards and four of the large veroboard. So that will mean 8 VCO's without having to spend anything on the actually board material.
Im building 8 because I've noticed in some of the comments that you can switch in a capacitor and make it into a voltage controlled low frequency oscillator. So no messing around with a separate design for that. It will lead to a very flexible configuration, 8 VCO's or 1 VCO and 7 VC LFO's and everything between. Making the modular even more versatile.
VCO exponential generators
The layout for the exponential converter is fairly simple there are a few cuts to make on the Vero board and only a few components to solder on.
The exponential generator built on a small veroboard. Notice the thermal resistor mounted over the top of the two matched resistors.
The board that the two oscillators are built on is quite large. One thing I noticed was that there were a few track shorts where there shouldn't have been! You need to get a magnifier on it and check and it's always easier to do this before you start soldering parts on to it.
VCO Veroboard layout
To make things easier still you can partially build each oscillator and check it works before you fully populate the board. I've looked at the circuit and it can be stripped down to the triangle wave oscillator. The other waves are derived from it so you can just get that working first which is how I did the first board the others I just fully populated in the normal order of wire links IC sockets and then resistors. Finally the IC's were inserted into their sockets and the variable resistors that would be panel mounted.
The picture above shows the VCO board fully populated with all the board mounted components.
The component overlay of the VCO.
This is the print out I used to stick on the veroboard.
Each one was powered up and tested. Seven of the eight worked first time which was a bit of a result, the eighth had an op amp inserted the wrong way round.
After I had made the front panels (you can read about that here) I fitted the variable resistors, sockets and switches. I then did the wiring between the panel components and then between them and the circuit boards. The next stage was to wire everything up to the power supply.
The boards mounted and wired up to the front panel controls. I must admit to not realising how complex and messy this would all become.
The final bit was to tune the VCO's. You can read about that here.
While at this stage I noticed that the stability wasn't as good as I was expecting. I thought this may be due to several things.
4 VCO's being tested with an oscilloscope.
- Maybe the timing capacitor wasn't as good as I'd hoped.
- Maybe the wiring to the capacitor and switch lowering the frequency to that of an LFO was affecting the pitch.
- Maybe having a separate board for the exponential converter and fairly long wires was the problem.
- Maybe the problem was the power supply, maybe it wasn't smooth enough.
These were all the reasons I thought of to investigate so firstly I'd look at the power supply. I disconnected all the VCO's and just powered one board. To my surprise this proved to be the problem. With one board the VCO's pitch was rock solid. If I connected another board up the pitch varied, in fact it was all over the place. I experimented by moving and adding decoupling capacitors and increasing the values and putting twenty ohm resistors on the supply of each oscillator. Nothing improved the stability. In the end I decided to just use a separate power supply for each oscillator board.
I noticed that the Yusynth VCO power supply has separate 78L15 and 79L15 regulators on the board so maybe that's just the best way to do it. In any event it had taken be loads of time experimenting without any real progress so it was easy to just make three more power supplies.
So that's how they are going to end up. Eight VCO's switchable to LFO's with four separate power supplies. Now it's time to think about the filters.


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Since the last time that I posted on the blog, we have changed our projects. It was a very humbling experience to admit that our other projects were too complicated to finish. Despite the problems with the last project, our new projects are going very well. We are working on projects about body systems. My first project was the digestive system, and this was a very long project. Since finishing that recently, my new project is about the urinary system. The projects are difficult, but it is very special to work on them knowing that they will help educate children around the world. In addition, we are working on preparing for our trip to Barbados! The meetings we have had are aiming to prepare our group to teach about Scratch and to work together. I am so excited to work with the kids, and of course, enjoy the beaches!
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By STEVE BINDER
Illinois Correspondent
WASHINGTON, D.C. Thanks to a growing demand for bacon, retail prices as part of the American Farm Bureau Federations (AFBF) regular national survey of food products rose by an average 3 percent entering the fall harvest, compared to prices on the same goods a year ago.
Thats not a surprise to Heather Romano, recently shopping at Walmart in the southern Illinois town of Murphysboro. She had just placed a 1.5-pound package of Oscar Meyer thick-cut bacon in her shopping cart, for $8.99.
What theyre charging now is definitely more than what I paid for it even a few months ago, said Romano, who has three children. I could buy the same package in past years for $5.99 sometimes, even lower with a coupon.
Average retail bacon prices during the past year alone rose about 19 percent, according to the recent AFBF survey, to about $5.24 per pound.
It was the highest percentage increase for any of the 16 items that make up the surveys marketbasket. All totaled, the basket of 16 food items came to $51.13, up by $1.43, or 3 percent, over the past year.
Bacon was up significantly because of the lower inventory and higher prices of pork bellies. We saw a rally in wholesale bacon prices this summer and fall, which is being reflected at the retail level, said John Newton, the AFBFs director of market intelligence. Bacon is a sexy food item in restaurants and everywhere else, creating an inventory decline and thus a price increase.
Chicken breasts were the second-top driver for the slight overall increase in the marketbasket, up by about 9 percent to $3.13 per pound. Orange juice was another key factor, with the product up 6 percent over the past year to $3.46 for a half-gallon.
Supply and demand for chicken breasts is tight, which is why retail prices are higher, Newton said, adding that orange juice prices were affected by a lower supply of oranges due in part to the states greening disease.
He also noted that Hurricane Irma wiped out a lot of the states remaining crop this season, which will be reflected in even higher prices for juice in the coming months.
The AFBF survey uses volunteer shoppers from a total of 25 states, and the organization does not release specific data for each state. But the Indiana Farm Bureau does release its data, and it showed that for the same period of time, the same 16 products saw an overall decrease of about 12 percent, to a total of $44.85.
The 1-pound bacon price in Indiana was $4.84, down from the prior years total of $5.04, showing how retail prices can differ from state to state and from region to region, Newton said.
Isabella Chism, who oversees the IFBs Marketbasket program, said prices that people in the United States pay for food remain reasonable.
This will be welcome news for shoppers looking for affordable food to feed their families, she said. These prices are a clear reminder that we have a very affordable food supply in America and particularly in Indiana.
The other products in the AFBF survey and eachs change in the past year are: flour, up 7 percent to $2.37 per 5-pound bag; vegetable oil, up 5 percent to $2.52 for a 32-ounce bottle; sliced deli ham, up 3 percent to $5.62 per pound; sirloin tip roast, up 3 percent to $5.17 per pound; whole milk, up 3 percent to $2.93 per gallon; white bread, up 2 percent to $1.61 for a 20-ounce loaf;
Toasted oat cereal, up 1 percent to $2.84 for a 9-ounce box; shredded cheddar, up 1 percent to $4.11 per pound; apples, up 1 percent to $1.61 per pound; bagged salad, down 16 percent to $2.41 per pound; ground chuck, down 3 percent to $3.99 per pound; eggs, down 3 percent to $1.44 dozen per dozen; and potatoes, down 2 percent to $2.68 for a 5-pound bag.


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The mayor of Val Marie says he hasn't seen anything like the storm that rolled through his community and southwest Saskatchewan since the 1950's
Roland Facette says he was out dealing with his cattle when the storm quickly blew in bringing strong winds, heavy rain and hail which ranged from golf to tennis ball size.
Tennis ball-sized hail in Val Marie not too long ago. #skstorm 533PM pic.twitter.com/MLgHP2tK0r
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Causal thinking and complex system approaches in epidemiology
Galea, Sandro, M. Riddle, and George A. Kaplan. 2010. "Causal thinking and complex system approaches in epidemiology." International Journal of Epidemiology, 39(1): 97-106.
Identifying biological and behavioural causes of diseases has been one of the central concerns of epidemiology for the past half century. This has led to the development of increasingly sophisticated conceptual and analytical approaches focused on the isolation of single causes of disease states. However, the growing recognition that (i) factors at multiple levels, including biological, behavioural and group levels may influence health and disease, and (ii) that the interrelation among these factors often includes dynamic feedback and changes over time challenges this dominant epidemiological paradigm. Using obesity as an example, we discuss how the adoption of complex systems dynamic models allows us to take into account the causes of disease at multiple levels, reciprocal relations and interrelation between causes that characterize the causation of obesity. We also discuss some of the key difficulties that the discipline faces in incorporating these methods into non-infectious disease epidemiology. We conclude with a discussion of a potential way forward.
DOI:10.1093/ije/dyp296 (Full Text)
PMCID: PMC2912489. (Pub Med Central)
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I began to put a sketchbook of research together, beginning with the history of the Little Black Dress, including Haute Couture and Prêt-a-Porter. I soon began to realise how much research was actually required quite quickly! I hadn't even began to consider a theme yet!
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Spencer Smith, drummer and founding member of American rock band Panic! At the Disco took to the band's official website to reveal he has been addicted to alcohol, prescription drugs and marijuana from the time he was 19.
He wrote, "For the past 4 and half years I've been battling addiction. Well, to be honest, I've really been battling it for the last two years. Those first 2 and a half years were spent in a place where I thought I had finally found the correct dosage of my personally prescribed medicine to feel "normal"…..In reality, I was mostly stumbling through my life hoping no one noticed I was high."
The addiction accelerated after a loved one's health suffered, and he started taking Vicodin and Xanax on a daily basis. He continued taking the drugs steadily, even when recording and touring. "I'd become so used to functioning when I was drinking and taking pills that, in my mind, everyone else must think I'm not only acting "normal", but happy! outgoing! and content. On tour, it became a balancing act between taking enough so I didn't start feeling withdrawal symptoms and not taking too much that I couldn't function."
With the help of family members, his band mates and his girlfriend, Spencer finally entered rehab last year, "I've met too many people who have lost everything and burned every bridge they have due to their addiction. I can honestly say that without the love and support of those closest to me, I wouldn't be here, sober, and able to write this today….A huge weight was lifted from me when I could look at my friends, family and band in the eye and tell them what was really going on. It didn't feel like I had some sort of double life anymore. I don't want that feeling in any aspect of my life again."
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Pen your way to a Motor City home
"It's like a writer-in-residence program, only in this case we're actually giving the writer the residence, forever."
Write A House is a Detroit-based nonprofit that gives homes to qualified writers who already live in the Motor City or are willing to relocate there. The team teaches young folks carpentry skills and renovates old houses that are then awarded to writers. They aim to support three low- and moderate-income writers every year. Those writers are then expected to write and bolster Detroit's literary community. Write A House is also working on producing a literary journal to artistically document their renovation process. The website states: "Our long, long term goal involves building a literary colony in Detroit, but let's not get ahead of ourselves."
Well, they're already on their way! On May 12, 2014, the Write A House blog announced it had cleaned out its first house set to be renovated. Now to turn that house into a home.
Are you a writer? Apply for a house.
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Focal Stackable Passive Subwoofer
Brand: Focal
Product Code : Sub Utopia EM/S
The Sub Utopia EM is the last building block of the Utopia 3 range and the logical follow-up to the ultimate multi-channel reference speaker; Viva Utopia. With this subwoofer, Focal focused all its know-how on an entirely passive design, based around a 13-inch Electromagnet bass driver, that appeared with the Grande Utopia EM. An ideal complement to the Viva Utopia, this subwoofer can be used with any model of the range, including the Grande Utopia EM. Its secret? A clever stackable design (up to 3 subwoofers tall) that can answer even the most demanding power needs. The unequaled punch of EM technology, with the refinement and finesse of Utopia 3.


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From Jim Bawden of the Toronto Star:
- Hot Box: TV to talk about
It may have taken six years longer than planned but filming is underway on the new CBC drama series The Border. Originally conceived as a TV flick, it was all ready to go when the tragedy of 9/11 unfolded and the project deemed too sensitive went on the back burner. Executive producer Peter Raymont has restructured the material into a 13-week drama series starring James McGowan (Warriors Of Terra), Graham Abbey (Heartland) and Sofia Milos (CSI: Miami). Feeling is CBC will run it midseason.
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A lady's 14-karat white gold peridot gemstone pendant. The pendant is set with one (1) 1.20 carat peridot gemstone, finished on a 14-karat white gold diamond cut 0.9mm cable link chain (18" in length) with a lobster clasp; weighs 1.7 grams.
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Letter to the Editor
Michael Saltsman argues that increasing the minimum wage to $15 an hour is a "job killer" ("'The fight for $15' is a job killer," Columns, May 2). The cost of this raise, he maintains, will accelerate the employers' purchase of technology that will eliminate jobs.
I have three issues with his position. First, when have employers ever chosen not to make their businesses more efficient and profitable by eliminating jobs? Sooner or later – if the technology is available to replace workers – their jobs will be cut. For me, this argument is a moot point.


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Thousands of people annually attend the Colorado Garden & Home Show to explore the latest garden and home technologies but they might not realize that their price of admission is helping facilitate Colorado's commitment to green programs today and in the future.
The Colorado Garden & Home Show, owned and produced by Colorado Garden Foundation, is one of the largest and most attended events in the Denver metro region. It produces an economic impact of $55.6 million in Denver and results in 600 jobs annually.
All ticket sale proceeds gets invested in college scholarships and grants for green, agriculture and horticulture projects in Colorado. To date, the Colorado Garden Foundation has contributed more than $7.8 million across the state.
The total 2018 grant awards are more than $560,000 including matching grants by show sponsor Bellco of $30,500. The two largest non-profit grant winners are the Denver Botanic Gardens and the High Plains Helping Hands.
The Foundation typically awards the grants and scholarships in the spring. But this year leaders from the organization will present the grant awards during the second Saturday of the Show, March 3, at 4 p.m. in the theater area at the end of aisle 1200 on the show floor.
The Foundation will present the Botanic Gardens with a $150,000 check in support of the Gardens of the construction of the Freyer-Newman Center for Science, Art and Education and a Legacy Grove in the York Street Gardens. The Center is scheduled to break ground this spring. For more information on the Gardens many programs and the planned Freyer-Newman Center visit botanicgardens.org.
The Foundation will award a second check to High Plains Helping Hands in the amount of $75,000 in support of the organization's Fresh Start Farm aquaponics system and greenhouse enhancements, and the construction of a second greenhouse and 5 acre in-ground crop conversion. For more information on High Plains mission of providing fresh food, jobs and hope through sustainable agriculture visit hphh.org.
"The viable programs and facilities that High Plains and the Botanic Gardens bring to our region really stood out as a community need," said Jim Fricke, executive director of the Colorado Garden Foundation. "We hope that the Foundation's contributions allow their staff to continue their good work."
For more information on the Foundation and/or to support their charitable or grant programs visit coloradogardenfoundation.org.
The 59th Annual Garden and Home Show at the Colorado Convention Center runs February 24 to March 4, 2018.


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Weird balls and hard hats
I've been to bricklane and spitalfields market today. Always nice wandering around and looking at the odd things they sell, from fake fireplaces to old barbie dolls. In front of some store I found these huge balls, no idea what fruit that is. Anyone?
Also, I thought there's only black and whit hats, apparently there's also hard ones:
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hey, das sind Kaktusfrüchte (hm, meine ich); who has been in Arizona?)
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It has come to our attention today that Mrs May has been told to sack either Boris Johnson or Phillip Hammond to bring this Brexit infighting to an end. This will be the true test for Theresa as to whether she really is for Brexit or is she just a dirty Remoaner like we all suspect.
Calls for Boris to go have been mounting since, well, since he was first appointed. But any attempt from May to demote Boris would apparently be met by a refusal and the threat of a leadership challenge. One Tory leaker said: "We would love to see her sack Hammond. The point is Boris is the one constantly being accused of being disloyal – but actually the one being disloyal is Philip Hammond."
Hopefully this time Hammond will be the one given the P45.


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Kulicke & Soffa Completes Existing $100M Repurchase Program
Announces Additional
The new authorization is effective immediately, may be suspended or
discontinued at any time and is expected to be funded using the
Company's available cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments.
Under the program, Kulicke & Soffa may purchase shares of its common
stock through open market and privately negotiated transactions at
prices deemed appropriate by management. The timing and amount of
repurchase transactions under this program will depend on market
conditions, availability of US cash as well as other corporate and
regulatory considerations. As of
"Over the prior 3 years the repurchase program has provided the
opportunity to take advantage of market discrepancies and
opportunistically reduce our outstanding share count," stated
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statements relating to future events. These forward-looking statements
include, but are not limited to, statements concerning the amount,
timing, availability, and strategy with respect to any future stock
repurchases; the ability to deliver increased value and return capital
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I left this one off the shelf,
'Cause here they all go again.
He can't even think for himself now
And so they plugged him in.
You're out of line.
You had to hate her.
Good work agitator.
You will not receive me
And now I'm your worst enemy,
'Cause everything you said to them about me
Was a lie.
Wait you've gone too far.
No one respects you anymore.
Nothing you can say now
Can bring them through that door.
You all are the same, so bring on the pain.
There's nothing left here anymore.
You push, you pull.
She slips out of your hand.
You watch her fly away,
And there's nothing that you can do.
You fight, you pray,
But there is nowhere to go;
We're stronger then you know!


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The Nuclear Imperative
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The Nuclear Imperative
In this well documented global wake-up call, nuclear physicist Jeff Eerkens explores remedies for the impending energy crisis, when oil and natural gas are depleted. Because burning coal worsens the problem of global warming, alternate energy sources must be instituted. The Nuclear Imperative demonstrates with scientific documentation that solar, wind, and biomass power alone, while helpful, are incapable of supplying and sustaining the enormous quantities of electricity and heat needed for manufacturing portable synthetic fuels (synfuels) to replace our current use of fossil fuels. Instead, it offers a fresh look at uranium-produced energy as the optimal affordable solution.
Long misunderstood and irrationally feared because of antiquated beliefs by the general public, modern nuclear power generation is safer, cleaner, and essential for solving the future energy shortfall. Using a detailed, scientific approach to dispel common myths, The Nuclear Imperative shows that uranium fission power is available for 1,500 years as a prime energy source to provide all the world's energy needs. Because it takes ten to twenty years to design, test, and build new synfuel-producing reactors and new engines powered by new synfuels, action must be taken soon to prevent a catastrophy thirty years from now when oil runs out.
This is the second, corrected and revised edition of this work.
Very timely in view of current increased fuel prices and power outages Defuses common myths about nuclear energy Exposes limitations of presently popular solar and wind energies Uses scientific documentation to back up argumentsSecond updated edition
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Addressing STDs, Tuberculosis in America
Kim Krisberg
Hazel Dean, Sc.D., is the deputy director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD and TB Prevention. Dean is widely recognized for her work in addressing disparities in HIV and sexually transmitted disease rates and is the recipient of a number of honors, including the Presidential Rank Honor Award for Distinguished Service, the nation's highest civil service award. With continuing disease challenges on the horizon, Dean recently spoke about her top priorities, new prevention opportunities and why social media is a critical public health communication tool.
#Your CDC center oversees a wide range of health issues, from multidrug-resistant TB to continuing disparities in HIV infection. What have been the most significant accomplishments?
#Hazel Dean: Six particularly remarkable accomplishments, among many, come to mind. First, highly effective antiretroviral therapy has greatly extended life expectancy among people living with HIV and resulted in a dramatic drop in AIDS deaths. Additionally, consistent pre-exposure prophylaxis use now reduces HIV transmission, and considerable progress has been made in other highly effective interventions, such as male circumcision, STD treatments, antiretrovirals and vaccines. For hepatitis C, advances in antiviral treatments have helped cure infection, reduce transmission and prevent deaths. For STDs, better testing, treatments and partner management have reduced syphilis by 22 percent and gonorrhea by 34 percent among blacks. Finally, annual tuberculosis cases in the United States have reached an all-time low.
#Despite these accomplishments, however, our center still has many urgent priorities, not the least of which are limiting antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea and reducing STDs among young people. We cannot claim victory yet over tuberculosis and must continue to take steps toward its elimination. While improved treatments for hepatitis C are a major step forward, there is still a great need for more widespread testing to make people aware of their infection so that they can benefit from new life-saving treatments. Progress in HIV prevention has been uneven, and gay and bisexual men and blacks continue to be most affected. We must ensure that all prevention strategies reach all populations equally.
#In November, CDC reported that rates of gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis had risen for the first time since 2006. What are the drivers behind this?
#To clarify, 2014 was the first time since 2006 that all three diseases increased in the same year. Nevertheless, this trend is particularly concerning because these complex diseases are being influenced by multiple factors. Increased implementation of STD screening recommendations—particularly screening and testing at least annually among all sexually active men who have sex with men—might be increasing chlamydia and gonorrhea detection.
#For both primary and secondary syphilis, cases have been increasing among men who have sex with men since at least 2000. In 2014, men accounted for 91 percent of all syphilis cases, and among men for whom the sex of their partner was known, 83 percent were men who have sex with men. In 2014, syphilis cases also increased among women and heterosexual men. Some men have sex partners in both men-who-have-sex-with-men and heterosexual networks, which might account for syphilis rate increases among these additional populations. Compounding the challenge is a lack of resources in certain health jurisdictions for contact tracing and other services for new syphilis patients.
#Because STDs are preventable, significant reductions in new infections are not only possible, they are urgently needed. CDC is working to provide resources to state and local health departments to support prevention efforts in communities. People should talk openly about their risk behaviors, get tested and increase safe sex behaviors. Finally, we encourage doctors to discuss STDs with patients and to prescribe screening, prophylaxis and treatments recommended by CDC and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.
#Another recent CDC report found a third of health care providers are unaware of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), the daily pill that can prevent HIV infection. How can we raise awareness?
#As with any new health intervention, health-care providers and patients need time to learn about and accept PrEP. CDC is working to help inform and educate clinicians about PrEP, including issuing guidelines, offering charts and checklists and supporting a telephone hotline that provides free expert advice on PrEP.
#PrEP can dramatically alter the course of the HIV epidemic. When taken daily by persons who are HIV-negative, it can reduce the risk for sexually acquired HIV by 90 percent. Daily PrEP can also reduce the risk for HIV infection among people who inject drugs by 70 percent. But PrEP alone is not enough. Thirteen percent of those who are HIV-infected do not know their status. Early linkage to care and treatment can serve the dual purpose of enabling those with HIV to have longer, healthier lives and be less infectious.
#You're an avid user of Twitter, with thousands of fans following you at @DrDeanCDC. As a public health practitioner, do you think it's particularly important to be a savvy social media user?
#Social media provides an opportunity and an obligation, both of which I strongly embrace. Through social media, I can share our center's messages with diverse audiences. For example, some of what I share is targeted to providers, who in turn touch thousands of lives through their practice. It's my hope—and belief—that the messages I share through Twitter will influence clinicians to think about HIV, STDs, viral hepatitis and tuberculosis when talking with their patients. We encourage both clinicians and patients to be open and honest in sharing information about sexual behaviors and substance abuse and their consequences. That helps everyone.
#Along with these opportunities, we also have an obligation to provide the most current, accurate data and scientific findings to demonstrate that our advice is not merely opinion, but grounded in objective facts. This provides a level of depth far beyond the initial message we provide through social media. I believe that we can always do better at meeting this obligation to clearly communicate important messages, explanations and good reasons to act, and I strive to do this daily.
#You often speak and tweet about the importance of working toward health equity. What kinds of insights can we glean from the history of HIV, STD and TB prevention work that are particularly relevant to the public health movement to achieve health equity?
#Disparities in HIV, viral hepatitis, STDs and TB exist across gender, age, race or ethnicity, education, income, disability, geographic location and sexual orientation. We know from history that these diseases do not affect all populations equally. Social determinants of health, including poverty, unequal access to health care, limited education, stigma and discrimination, are all linked to these health disparities.
#History has taught us that health disparities can be substantially reduced or eliminated through a combination of preventive services for everyone and preventive services that target the greatest needs of disadvantaged populations with sufficient resources to address those needs.
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Dusting... not always my favourite job :( But in today's 3 gifts I realised it could become a whole lot more positive if I change my focus.
What means a lot to me? RELATIONSHIPS! And I have photo frames everywhere to prove it... of parents, grand parents and great... of my precious babies, into cute toddlers, into fun-loving mischief and beyond... As I dust I can savour these relationships, name my gratitude for them, pray for them.
On my walls are lots of art works... oils by friends... watercolour... graphite sketches of my kids. CREATIVITY in a frame. As I dust I can name my gratitude... thank the God that I am inspired by... ponder new creations.
But it is my darling's 'framed by a frame' gift that I have been most inspired by today. He has often said over the years that "he is the frame supporting me-the picture"... He is my gift. I have always loved it, but, today I am dusting it off...unpacking it some more...
His explanation...
"He supports. He is her cover. He creates the environment for her to flourish. He works with her for her direction and purpose. He totally gives himself for her. He is her frame."
And what about my friends who do not have a husband-frame?
"God's heart is totally for the widows and the fatherless...those without a husband or father. Jesus, in being the ultimate bridegroom, does all these things for everyone of us. Right now we are all being prepared to partner Him, to the glory of God the Father. The Holy Spirit, brush stroke by brush stroke, is completing the work. And the Father looks on and smiles with pride."
I like that.
Done and dusted!