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Professional Fiber Gyroscope Manufacturer Triaxial Fibre Optic
Gyroscope for Weapon Platform FOG800
Product Description
FOG800 Triaxial Fiber Optic Gyroscope is a small, lightweight fiber optic gyro with a high update rate for navigation and beam pointing stabilization for free space optical communications, directed energy weapons, laser designators, and optical seeker applications.
FOG800 enjoys compact size, high update rate for closed loop beam pointing control, low angle random walk (ARW) to mitigate the effects of platform jitter, and low bias drift to enable accurate pointing during platform slew maneuvers.
FOG800 makes use of very short fiber optic coils coupled with advanced analog and digital electronics and digital signal processing, an angular random walk better than 0.05°/√hr., and a bias drift of less than 0.3°/hr. Moreover, FOG800 adopts a compact package that can be easily integrated into
navigation and beam steering systems.
Main Features
- High Performance Triaxial Fiber Optic Gyro
- Higher Accuracy, Lower Noise and Greater Efficiency
- Zero bias stability < 0.3°/h
- Dynamic range ≥±400°/s (support customer-oriented design)
- Scale factor non-linearity < 300 ppm (angular rate≥1°/s)
- Resolution< 0.5°/h
- Bandwidth≥200Hz
- Low power consumption
- Qualified for Critical Safety Avionics Application
- Individually calibrated, real actual precision
- Extremely reliable in harsh environment
Typical Application
FOG800 is a High Precision FOG (Fiber Optic Gyro), it has been widely applied in the following solutions, such as:
- Tactical Grade Applications
- Precision payload pointing and stabilization
- High performance bus attitude control
- Low drift, low noise applications
- Weapon Platform Stabilization
- Aeronautics and Aviation
Technical Specifications
|Technical Specs
|Technical Specs
|Gyro Performance Specs
|Normal temperature zero bias stability (25°C)
|< 0.3°/h (1σ, 10s smoothing 1h test result)
|Full temperature zero bias stability
|< 0.5°/h (1σ)
|Normal temperature zero bias repeatability
|<0.2°/h (1σ, calculated by 6 times measruements data)
|Full temperature zero bias repeatability
|<1°/h (Extremum difference over full temperature)
|Absolute zero point
|Dynamic range
|≥±400°/s (support customer-oriented design)
|Scale factor non-linearity
|<300 ppm (angular rate≥1°/s)
|Scale factor repeatability (fixed temperature)
|< 100 ppm (1σ)
|< 0.5°/h
|Random walk
|< 0.05°/ hr1/2
|Accelerometer Performance Specs
|Full temperature zero bias stability
|<0.2mg (1σ, 10s smoothing 1h test result)
|Full temperature zero bias repeatability
|<1mg (Extremum difference over full temperature)
|≥±30g (support customer-oriented design)
|Scale factor non-linearity
|<300 ppm
|Scale factor repeatability (fixed temperature)
|< 100 ppm (1σ)
|Electronic performance and communication port
|Initialization time
|Communication port
|full duplex RS422, with pps synchronization input/output function
|RS422 baud rate
|optional (default 230.4kbps, maximum 921.6kbps)
|Data refreshing period
|optional (default 0.5ms, it can adopt external synchronization mode)
|Physical characteristics
|Φ90mm x 90mm ( external diameter x height)
|Installation size
|Φ101mm, 4 M5 screws
|Power consumption
|Power supply
|±24V (+12~+32V), optional: +12V (+6~+30V)
|Environment parameters
|Working temperature
|Storage temperature
|Shock resistance
|100g (11ms)
|Vibration resistance
|Flying vibration random spectrum line (6.06g)
Competitive Advantages
High Performance Tripple Axis Fibre Optic Gyroscope
- Excellent reliability – 20,000 hours MTBF
- Insensitive to vibration and linear acceleration
- Low noise, high bandwidth
- Digital or analog output
- High cost effective FOG solution
What is Optical Gyroscope Technology?
Ring laser and fiber optical gyros both operate by sensing the difference in propagation time between beams of light traveling in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions about some closed optical path. A rotationally induced variance in path length produces a phase difference between the light beams propagating in opposing directions. This difference is generally known as the Sagnac effect and forms the basic operating principle of all optical gyroscopes.
The techniques used to measure the Sagnac effect in ring laser devices are vastly different than those employed in fiber optic sensing. These differences serve as the distinction between the two classes of devices and determine their size, weight, power requirements, performance, and cost.
There are various classes of ring laser and fiber optic gyroscopes. Ring laser gyros are distinguished by the method employed to overcome or reduce the lock-in effects which occur at low rotational rates. Look-in is eliminated either by the introduction of a mechanical dither, magneto-optic biasing, or by the use of multiple optic frequencies. Fiber optic gyros are categorized by the techniques employed to measure the rotationally induced Sagnac
effect. Interferometric fiber optic gyros (IFOG) use fringe pattern examination to sense the Sagnac effects while resonator fiber optic gyros (RFOG) employ resonant fiber cavities to do so.
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Back in October of 2011, yes I know it was a long time ago, I went on a trip to Boston for a weekend of foodie exploration. Much to my delight, I found that Boston has a Bixi-type bike sharing service called the 'Hubway'. And even more delightful, I found a Bixi type bike stand just feet from our hotel!
Now, Ottawa's had a Bixi pilot for about a year and I have never had the chance, or desire, to try it. I have revolving quiver of bikes in the garage, and under ass, and no inclination to pay to rent another one. That said, I am very supportive of bike sharing initiatives and really hope the Ottawa Bixi takes off. I've also always been a little curious about how these Bixi-type bikes ride.
This trip to Boston afforded me a great opportunity to experience the Bixi-type bike sharing system as an actual tourist. Here's what I found:
- Renting bikes was extremely easy, and relatively cheap at 5 dollars for 24 hours.
- These bikes are tanks. All the components and mechanics are integrated into the frame, making stealing parts almost impossible.
- The lighting system is fantastic. Dynamo driven, and very, very cool.
- They have reflective tires.
- Seats are adjustable, but theft proof.
- Fenders give good coverage. And a covered chain housing keeps the grime of life off your pantleg.
- The handy-dandy basket up front is easy to use.
- Boston is not a great city to bike in (my route had few bike lanes and required some good old fashioned aggressive riding.).
- There is no cupholder for coffee.
- Here's a picture of my trusty Hubway whip -

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An old tweet from Kellyanne Conway resurfaced Monday after FBI Director James Comey testified that the FBI is conducting an investigation into whether Donald Trump's presidential campaign colluded with the Russian government.
Conway posted the tweet last October, in reference to the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server during her time as Secretary of State. "Most honest people I know are not under FBI investigation, let alone two," Conway tweeted late last year.
Monday, FBI Director Comey confirmed the FBI "is investigating the Russian government's attempts to interfere in the 2016 election."
"That includes any links between the Trump campaign."
This news set off a firestorm on social media, as users took to Twitter to mock Conway for her "hypocritical" tweet:
When you're right, ConJob, you're right. https://t.co/VPxb2GgzGh
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) March 20, 2017
Kellyanne Conway, finally making a legitimate point. https://t.co/Ak0weYoMtq
— Patrick S. Tomlinson (@stealthygeek) March 20, 2017
I guess the real question is, how many honest people does she really know? https://t.co/ahtVIyKWfY
— Dell Cameron (@dellcam) March 20, 2017
@KellyannePolls me reading this tweet like… pic.twitter.com/SILdJFrOCO
— Erick Fernandez (@ErickFernandez) March 20, 2017
You gotta admit, @KellyannePolls, this is pretty funny in hindsight. You know, because of the hypocrisy. https://t.co/qsUyRKssj2
— Dave Dameshek (@Dameshek) March 20, 2017
A lot can change in 5 months, isn't that right @KellyannePolls? https://t.co/4wJMAtj9V4 pic.twitter.com/FVz5Cj1nHb
— Perez (@ThePerezHilton) March 20, 2017
.@KellyannePolls well this tweet certainly hasn't aged well
— Jordan (@jordansdiamonds) March 20, 2017
Life comes at you fast, right @KellyannePolls? #TrumpRussia https://t.co/ZVd5C3Qb34
— Cole Ledford (@ColeLedford11) March 20, 2017


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I ask because the ability to answer a question does not really determine ones ability to solve and or identify a problem. Nor does it determine how well one works under pressure, how well they communicate thoughts, ideas problem or how well they will fit into a team.
So what is really better than working with them for a few weeks?
I ask because I work in small teams, tight budget and have been burned once by a guy who had all the answers, but could not deliver.


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Definitions: UK Land and property deriving its value from land
This legislation applies to UK land. UK land is described as any land situated in the United Kingdom.
The definition of 'land' is very wide and includes buildings and other structures, land covered with water (including seabed) and any estate interest, easement, servitude or right in or over land. This could include, but is not limited to, licenses and security interests over land.
The definition of 'property deriving its value from land' includes:
- Any shareholding in a company deriving its value directly or indirectly from land,
- Any partnership interest deriving its value directly or indirectly from land,
- Any interest in settled property deriving its value directly or indirectly from land, and
- Any option, consent or embargo affecting the disposition of land.
See Section 5A(3) CTA 2009, Section 356OR CTA 2010, Section 6B(3) ITTOIA 2005 and Section 517S ITA 2007.


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|L to R: Danielle, Elle, and Dani. Not shown: Lee.
Kendra Scott earrings are kind of a staple in my jewelry box. I hesitated to get any for awhile because it seems like everyone has them and I didn't want to feel like a follower, but I took the plunge because at the end of the day I think you should wear what you like regardless of what others are doing.
I found it hard to know what size to order, so I thought I'd share my observations in case it helps someone else out! In the picture above there is a pen in the top of the photo to give perspective on size.
Danielle is the largest size, and while it is visually an impactful visual statement, I felt the size was overwhelming for me, because any time I leaned forward it felt like two dinner plates hanging from my ears. The only way I would wear these is if I first added "Lobe Wonder" stickers to the back of my ear lobes to help support them from the weight of the earrings.
Elle is a good compromise if you want the big size but can't quite handle it. They aren't earrings I can wear every day because they do hurt your ear lobes a bit after more than a day of wear. I have used "Lobe Wonder" with them and that does help make it feel a little more stable.
Dani is the best size, in my opinion. They are my favorite because the size is still big enough to showcase the material they are made of (the abalone are especially beautiful) but not so big as to cause discomfort when you wear them.
Lee is the smallest size available for this style, and is a nice option if you want something dainty.
So, I've mentioned "Lobe Wonder" a couple of times. They are little clear, circular stickers made out of a medical tape material that gives extra backing to your ear lobe to minimize drooping and stretching on your ear lobes when you wear heavy earrings. Put them on the back of your earlobe before inserting the earring. There is a Kendra Scott version of these but I haven't tried those.
Highly recommended:
Hope this helps!


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BIOS ACPI not complaint, this errror come, Solution please !
hey , i tried to install windows 7 ultimate , windows 7 professional on my laptop , but always after installation this error comes up:
A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.
If this is the first time you've seen this Stop error screen restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:
The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your system vendor for an updated BIOS.
Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x000000A5 ............................................... "
my laptop is dell inspiron n4050 , before this the windows 7 had installed but now it is not , i tried to install 7 to 8 times but always this error comes up , i haven't even changed any hardware . then why this error comes, ? i even clean installed , and tried all the versions of windows 7 , ultimate and professional.
please tell me the solution ,
|My System Specs
|12 Jun 2012
Please help urgent !!
any help ??
ok , the exact error is: The BIOS in this system is not fully ACPI compliant. Please contact your system vendor for an updated BIOS.
Technical information:
*** STOP: 0x000000A5( 00000013 x 00000005 x 00000000 x 00000000)
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Has Angelina Jolie reconciled with dad Jon Voight?November 14th, 2007 - 1:52 am ICT by admin
In the October 2004 issue of Premiere Magazine, Jolie said that she no longer wished to pursue a relationship with her father.
At the time she said: "My father and I don't speak. I don't hold any anger toward him. I don't believe that somebody's family becomes their blood. Because my son's adopted, and families are earned."
Now, Contactmusic reports that Voight's attempt to mend the rift between him and his daughter by planting a rosebush in a public park in tribute to her mother may be working, for he was spotted smiling broadly while leaving the Waldorf Astoria Hotel where Jolie is currently staying with partner Brad Pitt and their children.
Voight had recently admitted that he had never met any of his daughter's four children - Maddox, Pax, Zahara and Shiloh. (ANI)
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Finding the perfect solution for a project entails careful planning and understanding client requirements. Points such as the correct management software and choosing between analog and IP devices should be taken into careful consideration.
Many challenges need to be taken into consideration when installing a secure, integrated access system. "One must decide the level of integration to provide, such as basic or full integration," said Philip Verner, Sales and Marketing Manager for CEM Systems (a Tyco International company). "Basic integration simply allows for a one-way interface of third-party alarms or events into the security system, whereas a full or deep integration enables the monitoring and control of a subsystem both ways at the same time."
To begin, it is important to evaluate the different parts of a building "It is important when choosing a system, that security levels and mechanisms are considered," said Alistair Enser, MD of Security Products for the U.K., Siemens Building Technologies. "The fundamentals of designing and installing an access control system are finding out the objectives and rationale for the system, additional fringe benefits by integrating with other systems and how to minimize the impact of the system on the daily working life so that the objectives can be achieved without it having a detrimental impact on the business."
Management Software Software always depends on customer requirements. "If the customer only requires standard and straightforward management software, which has many limitations and no room for customizations, then the free software provided by the manufacturer can be used," said Vincentius Liong, a veteran security system consultant. "This free software generally does not include any technical support or allow for specific requirements, which are strongly needed in such integrated building systems. This is why, most of the time, it is best to purchase a management software license, even though it could cost from several hundreds up to several thousands of dollars."
However, management software provided by manufacturers can also be advantageous. "Management software that comes with the hardware is preferred for continuity and subsequent maintenance," said Daniel Ong, VP of Certis Technology International, Certis CISCO Security. "Since the software and hardware come from the same manufacturer, one can expect future new releases of the software with better and improved functionality."
Analog versus IPThe integration of an analog system and an IP system is done with several limitations. "It will generally run on two different sets of management software in the background and the challenge is figuring out how to integrate and export one database to the other on the software level," Liong said. "Having the same database format would make this much easier — there have been new developments addressing these integration problems, from standardizing the database in one format, to having an open standard using one of the standard protocols, such as Modbus, BACnet, LonWorks or OPCUA."
InteroperabilityInteroperability and scalability should be the main consideration when implementing a system of value. "A common mistake is that many people will fit a system based on their requirements for today, particularly if driven by a competitive bid process," Verner said. "Installers and integrators may err on the side of putting in the most cost-effective solution to meet the minimum requirements of the system today, which may not be the best solution for the customer in the long term if they wish to extend their building wings or link to other buildings and/ or technologies at a later stage. Also, while system capacity is not an issue with most systems, expanding the software at a later date to enable more features is not always easy, although having a system that can seamlessly expand over time and provide fully integrated solutions, with third-party systems such as video and intrusion, is vital."
Standards will definitely have a positive impact on the dynamics of security systems in the long run, said Johan Lembre, CEO of Pacom Systems. "The obvious outcome will be greater price competition on the hardware components, but standardization will also create common APIs that enable different subsystems to talk to one another, including access control systems. The latter is a huge advantage for larger clients with many sites, possibly even spread over many geographical territories; standards enable them to centrally manage access rights and administer the system in a simpler manner, without the need for specialist knowledge and training on multiple platforms."
Not all clients will see the advantages of a system that is possibly a little expensive initially, but is more cost-effective long term. "A prospective client generally focuses on what they know. A lot of our time is spent on educating clients to enable them to start considering new and exciting possibilities," said David Rees, Regional Manager for APAC, Salto Systems.
Security ConcernsThere are data-cloning devices currently available on the market for the theft of information from both cards and access devices. "These devices can be wirelessly handheld or physically inserted into the access control device itself, and are capable of copying most RFID cards on the market," Verner said. "To prevent information from being compromised, it is recommended to use smart cards with industry-approved authentication and encryption, and to use readers capable of two- or threefactor authentication such as card, pin and/or biometrics. There are also RFID safe pouches available to protect cards, and video integration can be used to assist with visual verification and tracking."
Reader-to-door-controller signals can be copied by recording or "sniffing" the pulses between the reader and the controller. The recorded pulses are then played back to fool the system into thinking an authorized card was present. The Wiegand protocol, which is an industry standard, is most easily intercepted, copied and replayed to gain access. "To avoid risks, it is best to use integrated readers with a combined reader or read head and keypad units to discourage communication between the reader and door controller," Verner said. "As a minimum, specify RS485 communication and avoid Wiegand communication. Tamper detection features can also be fitted onto an access control solution."
If not integrated and applied properly, lost cards can cause a big breach in security, especially when powerful applications are run on the same card and backup mechanisms are not in place. "The individual applications and the management processes around the cards must be designed for such cases. In some instances, this may require the user to alert security managers of the loss so they can notify the system," said Urs Lampe, VP of Product Marketing and New Business, Legic Identsystems. "As an added security measure and common good practice, applications classified on a higher security level typically use multiple authentication factors, such as a specific PIN code that matches the card, to prevent unintended use of a card and applications."
Today and BeyondRemote, managed services or cloud technologies are fast becoming more than a hype. "This is a market space that is still relatively undeveloped but holds big potential. For most customers, physical security is not a part of their core business, and as a consequence, investments and technology decisions become difficult," Lembre said. "System integrators that can offer electronic security as a service will help their customers overcome this challenge. These services may include remotely managing access control systems, video verification of alarms and extensive feedback, which enable their clients to operate more efficiently. The service provider will also be able to maintain the system centrally, leading to a drastically reduced number of site visits which can lower operating costs for all involved."
Customers would also like to be informed at all times of any security breach. "A common feature now is the ability to support notifications with a customizable format to suit the chosen delivery method of either e-mail or SMS, with applicable images attached," Ong said. "This alleviates some of the hassles for users as there is no requirement to attach USB devices to the command center's server, which is often prohibited by IT or MIS departments." Users may customize filters to only receive the necessary notifications and be made aware of any irregularities anywhere, anytime.
Every client and project differs in their needs and concerns. A perfect system can be reached by tailoring solutions to customer budgets and requirements.
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Recently, I enjoyed working on one of the largest paintings I've ever attempted, and it's an abstract, nonetheless. As much as I like working more abstractly, it exercises a different set of muscles that I have yet to really develop. The process still feels a little foreign and uncertain to me, but maybe that's what also makes it exciting.
When I started work on this piece, I had a very vague idea of what direction this would take. It began one way, then took various twists and turns along the journey of process. Here's what things looked like towards the beginning (my little helper, as pictured, is fascinated by brushes!):
There were several features I began with that ultimately were edited out, including the long stream of dark paint drips on the right (see first post image). I just kept building upon the texture and continued to add subtle color variations into the background. Metal stencils, honeycomb pattern, gold leafing…it all kind of converged for the final effects:
I couldn't really capture a good photo of the whole painting that did it justice. But if you're local to San Luis Obispo, you should come see it on display for Open Studios Art Tour, 2016. The tour is two weekends in October, 8-9 and 15-16 from 10am to 5pm. Come by studios #73 and #85. Joining me at my home studio will be the incredibly talented encaustic artist, Maura Fox. We hope to see you there!


text: My Great Grandmother celebrated her 100th birthday. We wanted to make it memorable by taking a family portrait while we can seeing that she doesn't have many moons left. We were enticed with the savings that we thought we were getting by choosing Whitney as our photographer. In hindsight, I would have paid the extra money for someone with manners. We wanted the portrait done at our Grandmothers house in which she lived her entire life. We spend days of hard labor to fix up the home and get it in perfect shape for our anticipated portrait. I was disappointed when Whitney arrived late with the excuse that she had "bubble guts." I wasnt sure what that meant until I used the google search engine and found disturbing results. She was setting up her equipment and lights in the living room when I noticed she was passing flatulence. Upon confrontation, she then tried to pass blame onto my dear Great Grandmother who sat their innocently in her 90 year old rocking chair. I was hoping that by tolerating her poor attitude and manners that her work would be worth the hassle. Her photo arrived 4 months later and in poor condition. It looked like it sat in the back of someones car. It had dirty foot prints all over it and was wrinkled in many places. It was bittersweet that my Grandmother was not able to see her last photo. She sadly passed away before the photo arrived. I'm just glad she wasn't able to see the poor quality of a portrait that we all worked so hard to prepare for.


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John "Gonzo" Gonzalez's Kalamazoo visitFood Dance: 7:30-8:30 a.m. Friday, March 15
Crow's Nest: 8:30-9:30 a.m. Friday, March 15
Full City Café: 9:45-10:45 a.m. Friday, March 15
The series aims to name Michigan's Best Breakfast Joint. MLive.com's John "Gonzo" Gonzalez kicked off his sausage gravy-soaked tour of Michigan today and will come through Kalamazoo on Friday to visit our three finalists, as picked by MLive.com voters in our poll.
On the initial request for nominations, Full City Cafe didn't get a lot of attention. It wasn't one of 20 restaurants on our first poll, determined by nominations from the public. But owners Keith and Lisa Langdon, of Lawton, started working their tables. The Portage restaurant, which is celebrating its 20th year in business, began picking up write-in votes and soon jumped into the Top 3, along with Crow's Nest and Food Dance.
"We have loyal customers," Keith Langdon said.
When it was all tallied, Full City was the top vote-getter with 412 votes, followed by Crow's Nest (297) and Food Dance (262). There were 2,544 votes cast.
The Langdons first opened their business in 1993 as a small coffee shop in the Oakwood Neighborhood. Eight years ago, they moved to the current location at 7878 Oakland Drive, where its following has grown, Langdon said.
"We make basically everything from scratch," he said.
Langdon cited the omelets as the top seller, while specialties such as Corned Beef Hash and Huevos Rancheros ($9.25) keep bellies full.
"It's a pile of food. It's a huge breakfast," he said of the Huevos Rancheros.
Langdon mentioned The Heap -- eggs scrambled with bacon, ham and resting on potatoes, sauteed peppers, onions and covered in pepper jack and cheddar cheeses -- as a standout. The Salmon Hash -- salmon, onion, capers and green peppers sprinkled with parmesan cheese -- is for the envelope-bending breakfast eater.
Full City Cafe now places its menu against the other top spots around Michigan.
Look for stories on the other Kalamazoo finalists -- Food Dance and Crow's Nest -- in the coming days. Feel free to join us for breakfast at any of our three stops on Friday.
Gonzalez will name his Top 10 on March 19.
John Liberty can be reached at 269-370-7372 or email@example.com. Follow me on Twitter @JohnTLiberty


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Diane Onorio, owner/director of 'The Core of Wellness - Boston North' is pleased to announce the opening of her new wellness center. The mission: To define the essence of wellness for all individuals. Diane brings over 15 years of teaching experience as dance educator, choreographer and fitness professional.
Diane holds a B.S. in Sport Movement Science from Salem State University. National Exercise Trainers Association (NETA) certified, Diane has instructed group exercise for more than a decade to individuals of all ages, skill levels and abilities. She has been a practitioner of pilates for over 15 years and holds Specialty Certificate of Advanced Training in Pilates. Diane is a strong advocate of the pilates method as a facilitator of supporting the human body to function to its optimum level. As a teacher of pilates, Diane has observed the quality of wellness enhanced for many individuals in every facet of life.
She is choreographer to many local musical productions including Chorus Line, Annie, Godspell, Nunsense and many others. Diane holds certificate in dance education and degree in dance from Northern Essex. She was recognized for outstanding academic achievement and awarded Certificate of Honor for Excellence in Dance.
As a teacher of yoga for children, Diane holds certificate of training in yoga therapy for children with autism and special needs as she greatly recognizes the need for the expansion of these services.
Diane is a certified instructor in Wakefield and surrounding communities for GZSOBOL - Parkinson's Network where her goal is to provide the tools to improving and maintaining quality of life through specific exercise programs for individuals with Parkinson's. In recognizing the need for further work in health education programs. Diane plans to pursue a graduate program in the near future.
Gentle Flow Yoga
An all levels vinyasa class with a calming pace to allow time for additional guidance. Modifications are offered to give students the ability to choose a more beginner or more advanced practice. Gain strength and flexibility at your own speed and end each class with a guided meditation to relax and restore.
Danielle Onorio is a recent graduate of Emerson College, where she earned her B.S. degree in Communication Sciences & Disorders. Danielle now works as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant in the Saugus Public Schools, where she works with preschool children with speech and language delay, developmental delays, hearing impairments, and children on the Autism spectrum. Her next step is furthering her education by earning her Masters degree in Speech and Language Pathology. Danielle has been an avid and competitive dancer since the age of 3 and has taught creative movement and choreography workshops to children of all ages. Danielle completed her certification in Creative Relaxation Yoga Therapy, a program designed for children with autism and special needs. She is an advocate of using the arts as a restorative and therapeutic process and has combined her love of movement and yoga, in her work with children to foster social interaction, therapeutic routines, opportunities for independence, and tools to be successful. In acknowledging the need for appropriate programming for this population, Danielle will be facilitating the presentation of Creative Relaxation: Yoga Therapy for Children on the Autism Spectrum and Special Needs at The Core of Wellness Boston North.
Michelle Zelikman MEd., RD, LDN is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian. She is also a certified Weight Management Coach. Michelle has a Bachelors of Science degree in Food And Nutrition with a minor in Biology. She also has a Masters Degree in Nutrition Education. Michelle has over twenty years of nutrition experience working in the clicinal setting at such great hospitals as Massachusetts Eye an Ear Infirmary, Spaulding Rehab Hospital and Dana Farber. She also has many years of experience working with weight loss clients through local gyms.
Boston North
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Perfect for stir-fries thanks to the large surface area and tall sides. An extra handle on the opposite side makes it easy to lift the pan when it is full of food. Can be used on all heat sources including induction.
Multi Sauté pan
- Can be used on all heat sources
- Perfect heat distribution due to triple-layer sandwich construction
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Homewood Suites Opens New Hotel in Downtown Dallas
- Oct 14, 2013
In Dallas, an office building that once housed United Fidelity Life Insurance has just opened its doors as Homewood Suites by Hilton Dallas Downtown. Owned by Lowen Hospitality, the 130-suite extended-stay hotel is an example of Homewood's employment of its adaptive re-use program as it continues its aggressive expansion plan across the country.
Carrying the address of 1025 Elm St., the new Homewood Suites Dallas is not just an adaptive reuse development; it's an historic adaptive reuse development. The 10-story structure was originally erected in 1918 as the office of Texas & Pacific Railroad. It sat vacant for a decade after United Fidelity's departure until Lowen acquired the property in foreclosure proceedings.
"Many of us hospitality developers shy away from re-adaptive use because of the many unknowns when developing the asset, which can increase cost, but with recent historical tax incentives from the state, I feel that more projects will come on board," Sanjay Naik, vice president, Lowen Hospitality, told Commercial Property Executive.
The transformation of the 143,000-square-foot onetime office building into the Homewood Suites Dallas carried a price tag in the mid-$20 million range.
It appears that Lowen and Homewood chose their location well–the demand in the downtown area is strong and getting stronger, spurred by a growing number of conventions and an increase in businesses moving downtown. Homewood Suites Dallas is in the thick of it, sited just a hop, skip and a job from the 2 million-square-foot Omni Dallas Convention Center, and adjacent to the DART rail station and Dallas Underground Pedestrian Network.
"It's resulting in more training, relocation and four-day conventioneer business for extended-stay businesses, whilst still catering to the ever present government business that all extended-stay relies on," said Naik.
But it's not just Dallas that's experiencing lively activity in the extended-stay segment of the hotel sector; the trend is national.
"In our opinion, we feel [extended-stay] has recovered and the market has a lot of potential that many hospitality developers before did not realize," Naik added. "The fact that Hilton introduced Home2 Suites is further proof that the extended-stay market is moving forward with great pace."


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So sense prevailed. No one saw any advantages in a reduced program of first class cricket, preferring the more obvious trimming back of limited overs matches, which have proliferated recently.
Championship division one stays as a 9 team concern and the Championship stays as the fantastic 16 match per season event that we know and love.
Would have been mad, having just produced an away Ashes winning England team, also presumably Counties would have risked a lower income from reduced memberships which include Championship matches but not T20.
The ECB have listened…. I'm nervous – this is a new thing, surely that can't last can it?
But while they are at it….. Summer [and weekend] Championship cricket …..Please?????


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SCADA stands for supervisory control and data acquisition. It generally refers to an industrial control system: a computer system monitoring and controlling a process. The process can be industrial, infrastructure or facility-based as described below:Industrial processes include those of manufacturing, production, power generation, fabrication, and refining, and may run in continuous, batch, repetitive, or discrete modes.
Infrastructure processes may be public or private, and include water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, oil and gas pipelines, electrical power transmission and distribution, Wind Farms, civil defense siren systems, and large communication systems.
Facility processes occur both in public facilities and private ones, including buildings, airports, ships, and space stations. They monitor and control HVAC, access, and energy consumption.Common system components
A SCADA System usually consists of the following subsystems:
A Human-Machine Interface or HMI is the apparatus which presents process data to a human operator, and through this, the human operator monitors and controls the process.
A supervisory (computer) system, gathering (acquiring) data on the process and sending commands (control) to the process.
Remote Terminal Units (RTUs) connecting to sensors in the process, converting sensor signals to digital data and sending digital data to the supervisory system.
Programmable Logic Controller (PLCs) used as field devices because they are more economical, versatile, flexible, and configurable than special-purpose RTUs.
Communication infrastructure connecting the supervisory system to the Remote Terminal Units.
[edit]Supervision vs. control
There is, in several industries, considerable confusion over the differences between SCADA systems and distributed control systems (DCS). Generally speaking, a SCADA system usually refers to a system that coordinates, but does not control processes in real time. The discussion on real-time control is muddied somewhat by newer telecommunications technology, enabling reliable, low latency, high speed communications over wide areas. Most differences between SCADA and DCS are culturally determined and can usually be ignored. As communication infrastructures with higher capacity become available, the difference between SCADA and DCS will fade.
[edit]Systems concepts
The term SCADA usually refers to centralized systems which monitor and control entire sites, or complexes of systems spread out over large areas (anything between an industrial plant and a country). Most control actions are performed automatically by Remote Terminal Units ("RTUs") or by programmable logic controllers ("PLCs"). Host control functions are usually restricted to basic overriding or supervisory level intervention. For example, a PLC may control the flow of cooling water through part of an industrial process, but the SCADA system may allow operators to change the set points for the flow,and enable alarm conditions, such as loss of flow and high temperature, to be displayed and recorded. The feedback control loop passes through the RTU or PLC, while the SCADA system monitors the overall performance of the loop.


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|Posted by Don on February 25, 2013 at 7:30 PM
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So I have been brewing for about 2 years now and have made well over 1000 bottles of beer. Don't worry, I didn't drink them all myself. That is one of the best things about this wonderful hobby, I usually don't have a hard time finding someone to help me enjoy the fruits of my labor. So far, I have enjoyed most of the beers I have crafted and have received very positive feedback from those I have shared them with. However, over the last few months, I have been wondering how my beers would fare in a competition.
While browsing around the AHA (American Homebrew Association) Website, I noticed the "competitions" link at the top of the page. I have been hesitant to ship any of my brews due to convenience (it is not legal to do so through the US Postal Service) or cost (around $20 through UPS or Fed Ex). So I decided to see if there were any competitions within a reasonable drive of my home. Lo and Behold, the 2013 Boston Homebrew Competition was accepting entries until February 15th for their competition on Saturday, February 23rd. That didn't give me much time. Most of the bottled beers I had in reserve were a little past their prime and my most recent batch, the Honey Ale brewed by the White House for the last Super Bowl, was in my keg so if I was going to enter this event, I had to get brewing.
First, what kind of beer to brew. Since this was my first competition, I wanted to improve my chances so I reviewed the lists of previous year's winners/entries to see which categories traditionally had the least amount of entries. After much thought, I decided to enter the Fruit Beer category. I had brewed some fruit beers in the past (Cherry Wheat and Blueberry Wheat) with pretty good results. However, rather than brew another wheat beer, I decided to add fruit to one of my favorite styles, Blonde Ale. Now that I decided what kind of beer to brew, I needed a recipe. I use a website called Beer Tools to formulate my recipes. After a short period of time, I had a recipe that looked good on paper. So it was off to the brew store to pick up my supplies. This time, I purchased my ingredients from The Homebrew Emporium in West Boylston. I decided to buy enough ingredients to make six gallons which I would split into 2 three gallon batches; one plain blonde ale and one with blueberry flavor extract (I used real blueberries and the extract in the past and found that I liked the taste of the beer with the flavor extract better).
Finally, time to brew. Sunday, January 13th was a cloudy but very mild day so I set up my Mash Tun in the garage and got to work on this All Grain Brew. Six hours later, all my equipment was cleaned and put away and I had 2 carboys filled and ready to ferment. I pitched the yeast and prepared for the hardest part of the brewing process......waiting.
After 2 weeks, the beer was ready to bottle. I ended up with about 30 bottles of each. Now part two of the waiting game, waiting for the beer to carbonate in the bottle (aka bottle conditioning). This process usually takes any where from 2 to 3 weeks. But with the approaching deadline for entries, this meant I would have to drop off my entry prior to tasting it. So on Groundhog Day, my oldest son and I drove to one of the drop off sites, The Craft Beer Cellar in Belmont.
Fast forward to Saturday, February 23rd....competition day. I cracked open one of the beers from the batch to give it a taste. Not bad. I had tried it the week before and was disappointed that the flavors hadn't fully blended yet. I crossed my fingers and hoped the extra week would take care of that.
On Sunday, I decided to take a look at the competition's website to see if they posted the results yet. I was surprised to see that they had and took a look to see how I did. The main reason I entered this competition was to receive feedback from certified beer judges but, I thought, how cool would it be to have my beer actually place (first, second, or third) in it's category. After scrolling down the page I located category 20......Fruit Beers.
My wife says that the look of shock on my face was priceless....not only did I place, but I finished first in the category! I am now anxiously awaiting to receive a package which will not only contain copies of the judges scoresheets, but my first place medal as well. Once it arrives, I will be sure to post a picture of it along with a picture of my award winning Blueberry Blonde Ale.
Update - Thursday, March 21, 2013 - After a very long wait thanks to an error by the US Postal Service, I have finally received my package. Along with my medal and scoresheets (see Photos section), I also received a T-Shirt, a package of hops, and a music CD. I also received 2 pint glasses, a bottle of Belgium Tripel Ale, and a certificate for a 55lb bag of grain from the Cambridge Brewing Company.
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One of my oldest and dearest friends, Brad, lives in the great state of Wisconsin. I have been out to visit him on several occasions, usually with the family in tow. A few years back, after seeing the movie "Sideways" about 2 buddies who go on a California road trip to see the various vineyards, Brad came up with the great idea to do the same in Wisconsin except with beer. Thanks to our patient and supportive families, we were finally able to make this happen. Here is a travel log of the various breweries and pubs we hit along the way with a list of all the beers I tasted. Photos from this excursion can be found in my photos section.
Day #1 - Wednesday
After picking me up at the Milwaukee airport, Brad took me to our first stop.....a cigar bar in Waukesha, WI called "The Nice Ash". www.theniceash.com They had a great selection of beers on tap. I began with a pint of "Fat Tire" from New Belgium brewing and followed it up with a pint of Lagunita's Pale Ale.
Day #2 - Thursday
Late in the morning, we headed west toward Madison, WI. On the way, we stopped by a micro brewery in Lake Mills called Tyranena. Unfortunately, they do not open until 4pm so we decided to move on and try to hit it on our way back. After an hour or two on the road, we finally reached our first brewery....New Glarus, home of my favorite beer, Spotted Cow www.newglarusbrewing.com. The brewery was very impressive. We went on the self guided tour and then stopped by the gift shop for our 3 samples. I tried the Wisconsin Belgium Red" which boasts that it has over a pound of cherries in every bottle, a lager style beer called "Two Women", and their nut brown ale called "Fat Squirrel". After browsing the gift shop, it was time to head into Madison.
Our final beer stop of day 2 was a small brewery called "Capital Brewery in Middleton, WI www.capital-brewery.com. We stopped by the gift shop and learned that they did not have a tour but they did have a beer garden which was just about to open so we adjourned there to meet our bartender, Tiffany. I started with a pint of their American Lager which is called "Supper Club". Then, at Tiffany's advice, I tried a pint of their Hefeweizen, a refreshing wheat beer with a light fruity flavor and an aroma of clove and banana.
Day #3 - Friday
We headed north from Madison to a place called Stevens Point. It is the home of the fifth oldest continually operated brewery in the United States, Stevens Point Brewery www.pointbeer.com. A great tour with plenty of samples in the tasting room. I started with their Point Special Lager, moved onto their "Drop Dead Blonde Ale", sampled the Raspberry Saison, and finished with their Octoberfest.
Next, we headed east to a small town called Amherst. In the middle of an office park, we located Central Waters Brewing www.centralwaters.com. This brewery features a tap room located right in the middle of their brewery. The place was packed, I had a pint of their Irish Red Ale which was outstanding.
We finished our evening with a quick drink at a restaurant/pub called the Tilted Kilt www.tiltedkilt.com . In addition to the scenery, I enjoyed a Central Waters Mudpuppy Porter.
Day#4 - Saturday
We logged quite a bit of time on the road Saturday as we headed to our northernmost destination, Leinenkugels in Chippewa Falls. www.lenie.com The tour is free and includes 3 free samples in the Lenie's Lodge. The thing I like best about Leinenkugels beer is the ability to blend the flavors. My first sample was a combination of their Creamy Dark and their Berry Weiss (called a Black Bear). Next I had a combination of their Octoberfest with their Red Lager (called a submarine...get it?) I finished with a sample of their Octoberfest.
After leaving Lenie's we started our long drive back to Brad's house. As luck would have it, fate put us in Lake Mills just after 4pm so we were able to stop by Tyranena www.tyranena.com . Brad and I split their sampler in the tasting room; nine 4oz samples of their various beers and 1 sample of their root beer. Since Brad was driving, he had the root beer and 4 beer samples. Leaving 5 of the 4oz samples for me. My samples were, Stone Tepee Pale Ale, Bitter Woman IPA, Chief Blackhawk Porter, Hop Whore, and my personal favorite, Scurvy IPA which featured bitter hops balanced by orange zest.
Day#5 - Sunday
Being a Sunday in Wisconsin, we were required by law to watch the Packers game. Prior to kickoff, Brad learned that Sprecher Brewing Company in Milwaukee http://www.sprecherbrewery.com had a Sunday tour we could hit before kick off. We were glad we did. Great tour with 3 good sized samples. I had their Black Bavarian, Hefeweiss, and Dopple Bock. We headed back to Brad's just in time for the game.
Day#6 - Monday
I said goodbye to my gracious host and his wonderful wife and headed home. During our 5 day excursion, we visited 7 breweries and 2 pubs. I sampled 24 different beers and got to spend some quality time with a great friend. Be sure to check out the photos from this journey in my photos section.


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I make this recipe weekly. One batch will yield a small loaf and some burger buns or dinner rolls. I use my bread machine's dough cycle. If you don't have one, proof yeast, mix dough, and rise once. Then skip to ****
Set out 1 1/4 cups of milk, 2T of butter, and 1 egg. Allow them to come to room temperature.
Add these ingredients and the following:
Scant 1/4c honey
1tsp kosher salt
3 1/2 c whole wheat flour
1/2tsp yeast
When cycle completes, remove the dough.
For loaf, shape and place in loaf pan. For round (hamburger) buns, roll and cut with a cutter or canning jar ring. For hoagie rolls or hotdog buns, roll and cut with a sharp knife into rectangles. Shape dinner rolls by hand. You get the picture.
Let rise one hour. May be frozen at this point.
Bake on 350 until golden.


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from the far end of the yucatan i hitched to mexico city. which was a stupidly long way. i was confused and unsure about where i wanted to spend the dia de los muertos festival thing and addicted to motion. and it was a sweet ride. the truckie that picked me up just as i was about to give up for the day drove me about sixteen hours and was great to talk to. we ate dinner in a roadside stop postered with pinups trucks and the virgin mary, with the other men in his convoy. they all stirred prescription amphetamines into their nescafe. in the morning he took me to his house to meet his family. Ricardo and his wife and five kids live in a one room bessa brick house on the outskirts of texcoco. his mother lives two doors down and she and i watched the novelas together after everyone made me retell my funny australian fauna stories. i don't know where i'd be without Kangaroos: We Eat Them and my personal fave, The Time A Koala Fell On Me.
Ricardo was, like many truckies, an angel of the highway, but it was also a strange coincidence. in mexico i sometimes introduce myself as Juana to avoid the fifteen minute repetition of my unpronounceable name, and his sister Juana had just crossed the border into the USA illegally, with three young children in tow. we had an interesting conversation about the frontier, travel karma, and faith. there were many photos of the family in his mother's house, dusted like the two glass coke bottles that sat on her old lady trophy shelf among the ceramic dogs.
having come all that way i figured i might as well head to Pátzcuaro for the dead people. Pátzcuaro is a pleasant lakeside town about twice the size of Alice, with a ye-olde theme and a beautiful public library. festival atmosphere, lots of eating and looking at skeleton art and wandering around talking to random bracelet sellers from mexico city. the famous muertos thing is on an island inthe middle of the lake. it was very beautiful, very touristy, very solemn and moving and frustrating and surreal to sit up all night with the locals on Isla Janitzio and wait for the other tourists to thin out. it was a fishing village until all this happened. and essentially that's what we were doing. fishing for spirits. i didn't catch any. i spent the whole night talking to a seppo, sorry gringa, sorry USAmerican who was living in mexico working with P'urhepecha people (whose land we were on) in León. and had another interesting conversation. and felt weird being white people talking colonial politics in a cemetery in the middle of the night where folks sat up with their relatives. being a kind of pilgrim and tourist at the same time. how many different kinds of stranger are there?
it was really fucking cold but the dawn was special, like a reward for endurance. i thought about the dead people i know. although i am quite morbid it is generally abstracted. i spend a lot more time thinking about the landscape of death than i do its population. most of the nights i have spent in cemeteries have been a lot less reverent. it was humbling to spend time with the specifically dead, even as a stranger.
well that's that. i wandered around taking photos of candy and marigolds in their millions (their scent is supposed to attract the spirits; their bold orange attracts the sunlight like a living thing) and looking at art and being charmed by the little kids who were happily making play from their peculiar combination of messed up indigenous-catholic tradition meets commercial halloween meets humbugging tourists for money. lucky i am not looking for authenticity. and lucky i am not USAmerican so i don't have to feel as shame for the halloween thing. i can relax into the pleasing images of our post-authentic world: the child standing in their yard with a monster mask on under a washing line in the sun, watching the world go by.
and it moves, creaking old beast, and it turns. times of monsters come to an end. i am happy for my friends in the US that they do not have to live in so much fear and horror or be afraid to travel because 'everyone hates (US)americans.' i am pleased the ceiling cracked and let a black man through. it is still a mess and there is still a lot of work to do. and he still might get killed by psychotic USAmericans.
i gave myself the day off thinking about politics and went to look at butterflies, which are pretty, alive, and constitute a suitably inane thing to do with the eyes after meditating on mortality. they are the same orange as the marigolds. i hope i never forget the sound of thousands upon thousands of butterfly wings in the silence of the forest. i had a great coversation with the guide about mining, water, and environmental protection in our respective countries, asked lots of questions, and stood around in a state of wonder. at least until i thought, 'i am sure there is something more useful i should be doing.'
already the next book is CLAWING at me. i am looking forward to wrestling with it, and feeling much better armed than i was, though no better defended. will go to guatemala, work on carapace.


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Has it really been over a WEEK since my last post? I was doing so good getting in a few posts a week. I've been off doing important stuff (you know, like pinning all kinds of projects I'll never make.)
I did finish my cleaning checklist last week and started it. The house has actually remained pretty clean the past week and laundry caught up! Who would have EVER thought a list could keep me so on track. In fact I was SO on top of things I realized I don't have enough drawer space to hold all my clean clothes. (Talk about first world problems.)
I am TRULY blessed and I need to realize that more often.
Also, in keeping me focused and on track a friend of mine posted this blog on Facebook, and I tell you with everything that I've been struggling with lately, this was the MOST FREEING thing to read. It allowed me to forgive myself and actually relax a bit. I swear if you are in or have ever been in mommy burnout mode you MUST read it.
Back to my cleaning checklist. Talk about something else that has been completely freeing. Seriously this little checklist has changed my life. I feel organized and so put together. I feel free to blog or get on my computer because I know that there is nothing lingering to do for the day. It took me some time to figure it out but after several hours of planning, and tweaking my schedule and spreadsheet I think I've finally got it. My version of our cleaning checklist.
I first came up with this idea after seeing it on I Heart Organizing. The problem is I needed it to be tweaked a bit to work for our family. However if you LOVE the idea of a cleaning checklist as much as I do, and don't want to invest the time to make your own, please pay her some love and respect and hop on over to her Etsy store to purchase some of her printables.
After printing it off I went to the dollar store and picked up a document frame for a buck.
I went to HL and bought sick on magnets ($1.99) to stick on the back. I decided to go with level "3" magnets (mainly because they all ready had adhesive tape on the back and I didn't want to glue) .
I quickly regretted that. It took ALL of them and it does not magnetize as much as I would like it too. Currently I'm afraid the slightest nudge is going to make it come crashing to the floor. Time to purchase some more powerful magnets I suppose.
Now I can use my dry erase markers on the frame and just wipe it clean at the end of the day/week etc. Saves a TON of paper from printing each week.
I'm hoping that this will keep me more focused on the house and get the stuff done that needs done on a regular schedule. It seems to be working GREAT so far! Now it's just time for me to delegate some of these chores out ;)


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Names are interesting and educational. One of my co-workers is named Srividya. I thought that /sri/ sounded familiar: to wit, /sri lanka/, "divine island", but I didn't know what /vidya/ meant - sounds like "video" but Indian names are ancient, plus who still with their wits about them would name their kid "divine video"??
So I do what I do when I'm at wit's end: I ask. /Sri/ in this case means abundance, as in 'wealth', or 'a wealth of'. And she said /vidya/ means 'knowledge'.
A little googling gave me more info. Vidya is an epithet of Saraswati, a goddess of knowledge and daughter or consort of Brahma. Makes me think of Athena, the daughter of Zeus.
Now the cognates. PIE is *weid-, to know, whence Englist 'wit'. In Latin, it's videre, whence English 'vision'.
And now you know what I know about the word vidya.


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I´m still waiting for a few furniture pieces to arrive. And then I have a lot of ideas for tiny stuff to fill into the cabinet, on the shelves and on the walls. But I´m really satisfied with the result so far.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Skirting boards and details...
I´m still waiting for a few furniture pieces to arrive. And then I have a lot of ideas for tiny stuff to fill into the cabinet, on the shelves and on the walls. But I´m really satisfied with the result so far.
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I really love love love your shop. I like the darkness in the corners, but I can't figure out where to put extra furniture...ReplyDelete
I just love your shop, Annie! I just saw your comment on my blog and its funny that we have been making shelves and hooks at the same time, although different shelves ;-) I like yours very much, especially the small one with the hooks. Is it made of cardboard? I´ve used icecream sticks for mine.ReplyDelete
Don´t you think that your boutique might need some earrings,like the ones I made with hooks? I´ll make some for the Annie Box.
Love, Susanne
It's fab! I love how you've done the shelving on the back wall and those picture frames are great!ReplyDelete
I also wonder where you will put more furniture ;)
And yes, I loved all the stuff you sent me, so, so nice :)
Lene...Thanks a lot. I was a bit afraid that the wallpaper would make the room to dark, but I think the white furniture brightens up. The sofa in the corner will be replaced by another and then I´ll have a boudoir table beside the cabinet...ReplyDelete
Susanne... Thank you! Love your shelves. The small white one is made of cardboard, the other one of wood. One more funny thing. I´ve just made new jewelryracks, and would love some earrings :0)
Ira... Thanks to you too. The frames on the backwall are some old plastic ones I´ve repainted. So glad you liked the gifts :0)
I think it's wonderful. Dark and misterious. Someone might think she could even find love potions here or, at least, the means for seducing men. I truly enjoied browsing into it. RosannaReplyDelete
Esta fantastico.ReplyDelete
Me encanta el aire que le consigues dar, lleno de detalles pero cada uno en su sitio y todos perfectos, enhorabuena!!
besitos ascension
Very Beautifull!Chic and vintage charm!I love it!ReplyDelete
Thanks for your comment to my blog!
I'd shop here! Great atmosphere, Annie, and lots of interesting details.ReplyDelete
If it was a real shop, I would stop by every day and stay there for hours there :) Beautiful! You absolutely have all the reasons to be satisfied:)Hope to see more stuff soon:)ReplyDelete
Rosanna... Of course, but the bottles would be hidden away, you´ll have to tell your sorrows and needs before it´ll be offered ;0)ReplyDelete
Ascension... Thanks :0)
Sonya...Thank you. Hope you could use the link.
Cynthia... You´re welcome. I´ll announce the openingday!
Ewa... You´re so welcome, every day...I´ll even serve you coffee. Think maybe I have to make a place outside to serve coffee for the costumers.
Beautiful.I never tire of looking at your work.ReplyDelete
Thank you Janice :0)ReplyDelete
I love the white furniture against the darker wallpaper. It's very layered and beautiful. Nice skirting boards -- I can't believe they're cardboard!ReplyDelete
I can only say one word .... WONDERFUL :-))ReplyDelete
groetjes Ingrid
All of the details are perfect. The wallpaper you selelcted is beautiful and the furniture is lovely.ReplyDelete
Since yesterday that I miss and many things have happened ... First, I congratulate you for the shelves: you know I love working with the cardboard and I must say that my favorite is the small white. Then, the display of small objects becomes increasingly attractive. I'd been born two centuries ago (in fact we almost!) because this is the kind of store where I am comfortable. I hate the colors strong and vulgar modern accessories!!!ReplyDelete
In short: if you need an old style shop assistant for this store, I'm free!
It is just the sort of shop I would love to go into! It is already beautiful and you haven't even finished it yet.ReplyDelete
I LOVE this shop it has oodles and oodles of charm, character and tons of details to keep your eyes very busy too too! You have lots of flair and talent Annie, just fabulous work. :o))ReplyDelete
Michelle xxx
- AnonymousDecember 16, 2010 at 7:47 AM
There has ever been a survey about who are those people, who are extremely fascinated with replica bags . That is why the vendors will limit their customers purchasing. Each of their customers just can buy one piece for each type in order to let other customers buy all for one type.ReplyDelete
Though it doesn't have any color your skirting board looks nice especially when furniture are leaned to it. It seems that the skirting board can compliment perfectly to your wood furniture as well. Skirting board spice up you room.ReplyDelete


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utumn is regarded by many around the eastern Poconos as the most beautiful time of the year.
It also is prime time for sharing the community spirit. That feeling was as discernible as the onset of the crisp temperatures and changing colors on the foliage around Middle Smithfield and Smithfield last weekend.
Residents and visitors headed outdoors early in the morning in the parking lot at Middle Smithfield Elementary where a good turnout of browsers checked out the school's PTO yard sale that it holds periodically throughout the year. Many folks headed from there up Route 402 to Resica Park for the annual Middle Smithfield Day in the Park event with many local vendors.
Jason Feinman of Middle Smithfield, a Realtor for Weichert Realtors Acclaim office in Tannersville, proudly displayed for sale his extensive vintage sports card collection. Leisure Lands community resident Ursula Jungk had a table presenting her work in massage and reiki, not just for people but for their pets. She also had literature on herbs and other organic supplements that can help people and their pets deal with discomfort. This columnist learned that Recovazon, a toxin protector, can help my aging German shepherd ease any pain in his hips that is a common occurrence with that breed.
Steve Warshaw of Bushkill, president of the Pike County Humane Society who ran another of the series of fundaising events the previous Saturday at Country Kettle, had some rare time off to check out the American Red Cross concession booth there that was commandeered by one of his organization's volunteers, Ally Smith of Middle Smithfield.
On the way, there were bright shocking pink road signs advertising a yard sale in the area.
Other residents crowded the Shawnee Inn for the inaugural Foodie Festival in which many local as well as outside restaurateurs put their best plate forward, including Middle Smithfield's Laurie Diaz of the Private Table. Bushkill magazine publisher Tish Leizens sponsored a chef and also had her OurHouse home decor magazine for sale.
On Wednesday this week, Middle Smithfield held its annual Memory Makers event at the Middle Smithfield Presbyterian Church in which residents shared photos and recollections of years gone by.
Accounts of most of these events are in this week's issue of the Eastern Poconos Community News and full coverage on Memory Makers from writer Jeanne Quinn will appear next Friday. And there will be coverage from writer Susan Jorstad next Friday on another community event that will draw many people from far and wide to participate and spectate — the inaugural Shawnee Historical Society's canoe race on the Delaware River as well as the annual Shawnee Mountain Rodeo event covered by Sharon Rothman and the Art Across the River event (in Portland and Columbia, N.J.) covered by Quinn this weekend.
Also later last Saturday, some Bushkill residents residing in the Pocono Mountain Lake Estates community participated in the well-attended block party in the parking lot where they brought a plate of food, listened to music from a DJ and saw a martial arts tai chi demonstration presented by the community's security force conducted by security chief Christopher King.
Bushkill residents and neighbors next Saturday can head to the Bushkill Community Church's Fall Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Bushkill Fire Company, the church's new worship location for services that include Sunday School at 9:45 and Kids' Church at 10:45 as part of its Children and Youth Ministry. There will be games and fun crafts, pony rides and a petting zoo from "My 3 Gals Farms," free hot dogs, a flea market and, yes, pumpkins.
And Fernwood Resort in Bushkill is hosting a huge yard sale on Oct. 11 on the Great Lawn with the Bushkill Outreach. "We saw how Bushkill Outreach had such a successful one every Memorial Day weekend and we decided to help out," said Gina Bertucci, vice president of sales and marketing for the Bushkill Group, the management team for Fernwood. A month ago, Fernwood also hosted the Poconos Chicken Wing-Off event that has grown each year.
If this yard sale at Fernwood is anything like the one on Memorial Day weekend on the property next to Tern's General Store on the corner of Route 209 and Bushkill Falls Road, it's worth it to squeeze it in. There's a good chance you will find something you need.
Certainly, there is plenty to do in the weeks leading up to the holiday season that provides a different slant to the community spirit and it will be good to check the Community News' preview coverage and calendar for upcoming events.
One of them is the Black Bear Festival scheduled for Oct. 18 with bear statues displayed on sidewalks throughout town before they are auctioned. Although there seems some uncertainty that films will be shown at the Milford Theater as in the past, informed sources say that any structural and roof leakage issues were resolved about two weeks ago.


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The mini-van-sized simulator can accommodate up to five people and features a space-ship-pod fiberglass shell, interior projection system and a Dolby digital surround-sound system. It sits on a Moog-built, six-degrees-of- freedom (surge, sway, heave, roll, pitch, yaw), Steward platform with a 1000 Kg (2,205 pound) payload and 0.6 Gs of acceleration (equivalent to a high-performance sports car).
"The simulator is an entry point for students to learn the latest in 4D- modelling techniques for virtual reality, real-time systems and control, animation tools, user interfaces, and sensory feedback," said von Mohrenschildt. "This technology is finding and driving countless other fields including audio and visual modeling, flight simulation, design prototyping, architectural visualization, animation, and digital image processing."
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By Brian Spano PrepsKC Senior Writer
High school football practice is kicked into high gear. The coaches are focusing on that first game of the season. Even the weather is cooling a bit…a bit.
So, as this 2012 season gets underway, let's look ahead to some of the key Missouri games throughout what is sure to be another fun, exciting, whacky and over-before-you-know-it high school football season.
The first month of the season has no shortage of huge matchups, starting with a rematch of the Class 5 semifinal thriller between Staley and Lee's Summit West on Saturday, Aug. 25. You might remember last year's doozy ending with Staley advancing to the championship game after outlasting West 76-70 in four overtimes. This year's game will be broadcast on ESPN.
In week two, look for two big games. First, Winnetonka at Raytown South as two Suburban Small Six Conference Schools do battle, then Blue Springs South at Fort Osage.
September heats up with great rivalries. Blue Springs travels to Rockhurst on Sept. 7 for the annual Class 6 grudge match. Last year, the Hawklets got the better of the Wildcats 35-20 behind more than 400 rushing yards from Jordan Walker. Then on Sept. 14, Lee's Summit West goes to Blue Springs for a tough test. Blue Springs South goes north to take on Staley in a clash of the Class 6 and Class 5 state champions.
On Sept. 21, Rockhurst and Blue Springs South play after South eliminated the Hawklets in the quarterfinals of the Class 6 state playoffs last year. Also on that night, perennial powers Kearney and Platte County face off in what is sure to be a nail biter. Kearney won last year's meeting 16-13. To close out the month on Sept. 28, Staley and Fort Osage square off in a rematch of the 7-6 Class 5 quarterfinal playoff game.
When October rolls around, teams will be making the final push for the playoffs and the games will become even more intense.
One game that's always evident is the Blue Springs/Blue Springs South rivalry, scheduled for Oct. 5 at South. Last year, Blue Springs defeated its cross-town rival 26-21. Two Northland rivals will also go head-to-head that evening when Staley goes to Kearney. The Falcons handled the Bulldogs 22-10 last year.
On Oct. 12, Winnetonka takes on the stout Platte County team and then Kearney the following week after losing 15-7 to them in week one last season.
Obviously, this is just a preseason look at some of the key games in the larger classes on the Missouri side. Things can and will change as the season progresses, but as you plan your high school football viewing schedule, these are just a few to mark on the calendar.
So as they said in the just completed Olympics, "Let the games begin."
Brian Spano is a senior writer for PrepsKC.
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The Diabolist controls fiends and tampers with forces even the Archmage avoids. She likes her victims screaming and her chaos pure while claiming that the demons she summons would otherwise overwhelm the Great Gold Wyrm who seals the Abyss. There are two differences between her and her demons: First, she likes keeping destruction personal rather than universal. Second, she's capable of kindness, so long as it comes as a great surprise.
The longer she lives, the more this Diabolist looks like one of her demons. The stories are that she was originally a human woman, but you'd be hard-pressed to prove it.
The Diabolist has interacted with Tallendryl many times throughout his life. After he helped her defile a temple in Santa Cora, she marked him and played with his life leading up to his successful victory for her in the Festival of Spears. After that he became her true consort, visiting him often at night. Her influence over the world increased greatly because of his adventures and efforts.


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Tinsley Mortimer at Dorrian's, making out with "Rock of Ages" star Constantine Maroulis and singing "All I Want for Christmas is You" with her sister, Dabney Mercer . . . JUDE Law, who is done playing Hamlet on Broadway, canoodling in a cozy red banquette at the Russian Tea Room with Sienna Miller, giving new meaning to a Wednesday matinee . . . LEIGH and Leslie Keno, the identical twin antique dealers, hosting a holiday dinner at Primola.
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Congratulations to the Coming Home team for completing the challenge in 9.5 hours!
On 13th May 2017, four of our employees took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Team Challenge for Coming Home, Haig Housing Trust's fundraising campaign.
Despite the wet start, the day brightened up and the team were able to cover the course in an impressive 9.5 hours! The Yorkshire Thee Peaks Challenge includes the peaks of Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborouge. The course challenges the participants to walk 24 miles across the terrain (and at points, ascend to 5,200ft!) to complete the tasks.
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Happy Sunday, all! Hopefully you're getting a little stitching time, in between the errands and the shopping and the chores!
Here are a few new projects and shop models to tempt you!
First of all, Stacy Nash's "Christmas as Hollyberry Farm" has arrived. What a beautiful stitch--and it's charted for 35 count fabric (you can stitch it in a higher or lower count, of course) and Gentle Arts Threads. We are always happy to do a silk conversion if you'd rather! I snapped one of these up!
Here's the cutest Barbara Ana design: "Sit and Knit." It uses textured fibers, which we have in abundance. The kitten and the sweater use the softest furry fibers.
When I went looking for the specialty fibers, I noticed this fun tape measure--what a great stocking stuffer.
The Scarlett House's "Adam & Eve" sampler has arrived. The alphabets look like they'll be extra fun to stitch.
Here are some great Bent Creek shop models "Gnome Place Like Home":
And "And Noah's Ark Mantle--Live by Faith" as beautifully stitched by Diane!
How about two new projects by Notforgotten Farm: Christmastide and Tinsel Towne.
Have you signed up for "Nicola's Scarlet Letter Year?" We carry Scarlet Letter designs and can kit one up for you in cotton or silk and choose an appropriate fabric. Here are just a few. Just looking at these make my fingers itch to work on one of my many Scarlet Letters.
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Dazzling Sapphires are encrusted in a unique Silver moon crescent setting. Juxtaposing it is a Clear Topaz encrusted micro Starbrust.
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The mission of Dance Daze in Schools is to enhance the lives of children and youth by bringing high quality dance-centered enrichment programs to schools across America.
We bring high quality dance programs to schools, focusing on urban schools that serve students from low-income communities. Our dance programs are led by trained college students who complete service-learning internships with our organization. We bring completely free 6-week to 8-week sessions of dance classes to a select number of schools in the San Francisco Bay Area each year.
Dance Daze in Schools was founded in September of 2011. We became a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization in March of 2012, and we were granted retroactive tax-exempt status effective on September 19th, 2011. All donations made to Dance Daze in Schools are tax-deductible.
We are a high quality dance education and youth development organization seeking to enrich the lives of students, through innovative educational programming, with a focus on movement education.
We are headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area and have programs in schools in California, New York, and Washington, D.C. In the fall of 2013, we will be expanding to new markets, with a focus on bringing high quality dance programs to under-served urban and rural communities. We are always seeking new school and community partners with a commitment to quality education, serving students, innovation, and excellence.
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If you've been a tenant for most of your life, no doubt your mind has wandered to homeownership at least once. Perhaps you decided against making the move due to a lack of savings or funds?
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We heard rumours that the BBC was planning a download-to-own service, codenamed Project Barcelona, that would let you buy new and classic shows from the BBC's archive. Now the Director General, Mark Thompson, has formally announced the plan to set-up shop with each show demanding a "relatively modest fee" on-top of your licence fee.
It's certainly a contentious point as to whether you should have to buy access to shows you've already paid for with your TV Licence, but Thompson sees it as the digital equivalent of buying TV shows on DVD. The BBC is planning to make its entire archive available, including a load of shows you couldn't previously buy on any medium.
It's by no means a shoe-in at this stage; it still has to get by the BBC Trust and get support from independent producers. Still, as I've said in the past, I would welcome another option for getting classic shows, and if the money goes straight to the BBC that's better than Apple taking a cut. Let's just hope the "relatively modest" fee doesn't turn out to be more than £2. [BBC]