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San Diego Chargers outside linebacker Melvin Ingram, the team's first-round draft pick in 2012, suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during organized team activies Tuesday, the team announced.
That means Ingram's second season in the NFL will likely be spent recovering from the injury.
Ingram started twice and appeared in all 16 games for the Chargers his rookie season, recording 41 tackles, five defensed passes, one sack and a forced fumble.
Ingram was expected to start for the Chargers this season.
"We talk about it all the time as a staff: the best coverage is a good pass rush," Coach Mike McCoy said of Ingram on Monday, according to U-T San Diego. "When you have someone like that coming off the edge, his ability to get to the passer, that's key for our system and our success. There are some very good quarterbacks we play against, and we have to get pressure on them."
Now, new General Manager Tom Telesco and McCoy will have find a way to substitute the production of their young linebacker and improve on the Chargers' 7-9 record from last season if the team hopes to reach the postseason.


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Wow, do I love this. I just found your blog and had fun looking back. But I want to make this for my daughter's dorm room for this fall. I just need some jeans!ReplyDelete
Glad to have you with us Shams:) I have a friend who plans on making one for her daughter from the ex-son in laws jeans - lol Her thinking is that her daughter will relish wiping her feet on that mat...and I think she may be right about that.ReplyDelete
That looks great - very inspiring. I'm a little unclear on how to assemble the rug. It looks as though you sewed all of the strips onto a piece of fabric, yes? Do you have any advice about what fabric to use, and how to sew them on? (I'm not a regular sewer, obvs :) ).
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Congratulations to the Sligo team and most of all, club man Kevin McDonnell on a splendid four point victory over Roscommon in Markievicz Park on Saturday evening last.
A strong workmanlike ethic and a mean defence were the foundation of which was a huge win for the Yeats men. Kevin was an integral part of this and was named at full back in the "gaa.ie team of the week" as a reward of his efforts.
Adrian Marren did most of the scoring for Sligo with a gaol and seven points but this really was a terriffic team display.
Sligo and Kevin will now face the might of Mayo in the Connacht final on Sunday the 19th of July with a venue yet to be confirmed.
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Location: Toledo, OH
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|Once again, sitting outside ,nice clear night,first sighting was two star like objects following each other, then dimmed at the same point, and I could not see them, we then saw 5 more, 2 got brighter for a moment, then dimmed back to small star size.
We have not seen them following each other until this year, and we have been following them for 2 years now. I have our kids ,and some neighbor kids now watching too, and my daughter told me, her friend and her saw one going fast across the sky,get brighter ,then dim to barely noticeable.
Last weekend we spotted 3 in an hour or so while having a bonfire.We see these almost every night,and I don't know if nobody else is seeing them,or they just haven't or don't want to report it.We have seen the orange/glowing ones that are reported in Michigan too, as have my kids and their friends.
Last night there were a good amount of planes in the air too,one of these star objects zoomed right in front of one.But they do appear as stars, as seem just as high, I'm working to get a good camcorder and will be making videos soon to document this even further.
I've seen the other reports north of me and west, and they are being spotted, but why not more people? I'm beginning to believe most of society is too distracted to notice these.


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I started off with one idea and it has turned into something quite different, was going to make a birthday card, but ended up Christmas card instead. another one made for next year.
Today I have used mostly Kaiser products, the only item not Kaiser is the liquid pearls & glitter.. which is not unusual for me, im the Kaiser lady to my friends.
Kaiser - card stock - coconut as base card
Kaiser - inks IP703 moss
Kaiser inks - IP 714 lipstick
Kaiser papers - in the attic p1086 closet
kaiser trimmer - used the trimmer for cutting scoring with crease & scallop cut
Kaiser stamps - silver bells snowflakes
Kaiser collectables - Xmas basecoat ( for bow & settlements )
Kaiser flowers - red and white
Kaiser bling - red and green.
foam dots to raise up bow and Christmas day
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It is season 21 and this time there is a $2 million prize money being offered. However it comes with a catch, the team has to win the first leg of the season and also the last leg of course, otherwise it is $1 million.
The teams are:
- Natalie Anderson, 26; Edgewater, N.J.; physical therapy student; Nadiya Anderson, 26; Edgewater, N.J.; project coordinator at Bridge2Peace (twin sisters)
- Josh Kilmer-Purcell, 42; Sharon Springs, N.Y.; goat farmer/advertising executive/author; Brent Ridge, 38; Sharon Springs, N.Y.; CEO of Beekman 1802 (life partners)
- Rob French, 46; Boston, Ga.; professional monster truck driver; Kelley Carrington-French, 50; Boston, Ga.; professional monster truck driver (married)
- Trey Wier, 23; Austin, Texas; land consultant/former college athlete; Alexis "Lexi" Beerman, 22; Dripping Springs, Texas; clothing designer (dating)
- James LoMenzo, 53; Burbank, Calif.; professional musician/former band member of White Lion and Megadeth; Mark "Abba" Abbattista, 45; Denver; entertainment lawyer (friends)
- Abbie Ginsberg, 31; Encinitas, Calif.; dance instructor/choreographer; Ryan Danz, 35; San Diego; financial service company owner (dating divorcees)
- Jaymes Vaughan, 30; Las Vegas; Chippendales emcee; James Davis, 27; Las Vegas; Chippendales dancer (best friends)
- Rob Scheer, 52; Ketchikan, Alaska; lumberjack and entrepreneur; Sheila Castle, 44; Pigeon Forge, Tenn.; retail manager (engaged)
- Caitlin King, 24; Atlanta; special ed teacher; Brittany Fletcher, 25; Chicago; medical device sales (best friends)
- Gary Wojnar, 52, Livonia, Mich.; substitute teacher; Will Chiola, 53; Dearborn, Mich.; substitute teacher (best friends)
- Amy Purdy, 32; Summit County, Colo.; motivational speaker/snowboarder (double amputee); Daniel Gale, 36; Summit County, Colo.; executive director (dating on and off)
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- 1 Culinary Boner { 09.25.12 at 4:21 pm }
Hey raver!
I'm surprised you haven't already posted the following for all the lascivious ladies who lurk on this site:
Though he's probably gay?
But at least his collar and cuffs match.
- 2 Culinary Boner { 09.25.12 at 4:42 pm }
Of much greater excitement (well to me at least) –
Woo hoo. Truck-a-saurus.
Hopefully, they'll have to drive a Russian tank or such so we can see Rob French's professional monster truck driving skills in action.
I really, really shouldn't get excited that Amazing Race or Survivor are coming back on tele here, because as soon as they get me hooked both Nine and Seven will start changing the nights its on, or bash together overlong double episodes and then finally relegate the last few episodes to 1.00am in the morning.
- 3 Jason { 09.26.12 at 6:51 am }
Culinary Boner: I don't have a problem if James Davis is gay!
- 4 Georgie { 09.26.12 at 8:12 am }
Of course you don't Jason, neither does Culinary Boner, he was just concerned he might get the girls salivating for no good reason.
Just for the record CB, I don't find him/his pose appealing – he looks like a trained monkey without a lead.
- 5 chasingvegas { 09.26.12 at 8:43 am }
You gotta give credit to Seven, over the seasons they have treated the US version with more respect than Nine has with Survivor by at least attempting to fast track it. I usually watch each episode twice at minimum anyway (same with survivor) so happy to watch it online, then again when FTA decides to schedule it.
- 6 Culinary Boner { 09.26.12 at 8:59 am }
Georgie, given the trained monkey look, does he have an *ahem* organ grinder hidden somewhere?
Jason, I'm actually hoping he is gay. Mrs Boner can't resist perving at six-packs.
- 7 Latest The Amazing Race Starts Monday 8th October On SEVEN | reality ravings { 10.07.12 at 9:41 am }
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TAG Season 2 - General Discussion
Hi Everyone,
Season 2 of Thunderbirds Are Go is almost here, so a new forum has been created for episode reviews.
This topic is for general discussion on this particular season. Impressions, ideas, views on the direction the season is heading in.
Thunderbirds Are Go returns to ITV
Saturday 22nd October at 3.30pm!
Youtube Link: - Season 2 Trailer
This is Thunderbird 2, how can I assist?
Last edited by Thunderbird 2; 28th October 2016 at 08:05 PM.
Hi Thunderbird 2 - Thanks for setting this up.
I'm interested in seeing where this series goes in terms of overall story arc; and also in seeing if ITV/Pukeko/Weta have taken on board any of the comments that were made about series 1 (from the evidence already out there it appears there is more model work in S2 for example).
I'd hope however that we can have a reasoned discussion about "what works and what doesn't", "good story vs bad story" etc in the context of the series - rather than it all turning into a "it's not the same as the original, therefore it's garbage" argument.
I'm old enough to have seen the original Thunderbirds when it was first shown and I love it and everything that it achieved - but I'm also prepared to accept this new series as a product of today and assess it in those terms.
6 days and counting........
Thanks FAB 61, the support is appeciated!
I know how you feel -after the original Star Wars, Classic Thunderbirds was my big find on home video in the late eighties, and I loved the series from the off. The characters, the vehicles and the ideas. I am proud to say that in spite of the odd duff episode here and there, I love Thunderbirds Are Go 2015, and see it standing alongside the original series, while in its own way saluting it.
Here's hoping we have an interesting and engaging season 2.
This is Thunderbird 2, how can I assist?
Well, we're 5 episodes in and, on the whole, I think the new series is working well.
I think City Under the Sea is the "stand out" episode so far and was marvelously well executed in terms of story and the effects were very well done. Earthbreaker was also very strong in all respects.
The others have also all been pretty good, and better than a fair few of the series 1 stories. Yesterday's "Colony" was well written and paced - with the humour working well, rather than seeming out of place.
We've had a fair few space and underwater stories so far, which I suspect/hope will be balanced out in the rest of the series as we've not seen a lot of TB 1.2 and 2,2 (and more "pods") yet.
What I am wondering about is how much model work is being used vs CGI - there are definitely scenes where the vehicles seem to be models (TB 2.2 crash landing being one - but I think other parts of Earthbreaker were done with models as well).
Either way, the integration between the two seems to be a lot better than it was in some of the Series 1 episodes - whether we'll ever see any proper " behind the scenes" photos or programmes to show how it was all done is a good question, as a minimum it's crying out for a "making of" book from Weta.
With what looks like a great 2 parter coming up I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.
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In terms of models, TB2 crashing definitely was, the D103 vehicle was too, as was the Earthbreaker. There are models of TB4 and FAB1 as well, but I'm not 100% sure we've seen them in action yet.
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Thanks for the reply.
Must admit I've got a suspicion that the TB 4.2 and FAB 1.2 models were used for some of the shots in "City Under the Sea", and that the Mechanics "Crab" machine was as well.
There was a also a point in yesterdays episode where the Helius seems to bend a bit - that was either a very clever bit of CGI or the model flexing as it was moved.
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Sorry I have been a bit quiet compared to usual guys - a lot going on at my end. Hopefully I will have my reviews for both 2.5 and 2.6 done on Sunday evening.
So far I am puzzled by how much screen time both Thunderbird 3.2 and Thunderbird 4.2 have been getting, and we have had little screen time for the others. I don't mind seeing the rocket and yellow submarine, I'm very fond of them both, but it makes me suspicious that something is going on across the season arc with the others - especially Thunderbird 2.2. Considering we still have 3 modules that have unknown contents, (I think we can assume Module 3 is the Thunderbird 2's pod 2 with the grabs) I can't help but be suspicious about what may be revealed, when so to speak.
The writing is already better than in Season 1, I agree that "City Under The Sea" stands out a mile. - The revelation it was a Lady P and Parker episode as well as Gordon and Kayo was wonderful from my perspective.
The second two-parter of the series begins tomorrow. It will be interesting to see what it brings us.
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My other theory is that it's related to effects - I liked the Series 1 episodes with TB4.2 in particular because the "shimmer" effect that was added to the underwater shots helped to blend the CGI and model backdrops together, and (by their nature) the space stuff with TB3.2 was virtually all CGI and tended to look good.
Where there were more "issues" was in trying to combine the CGI TB1.2 and 2.2 into the model backdrops - they did a good job and achived a specific "look" but for every "great" shot there seemed to be a poor one as well.
Hence why I'm wondering if they've done the production scheduling and stories to allow more time for the TB1.2 and 2.2 effects work - especially if there is going to be more model work involved in those episodes. Even if there is still a majority of CGI there is clearly some evidence that even that has been "re-tooled" - the level of detail shown with the views into TB4.2 cockpit for example is far more detailed than in Series 1.
I suspect I'm reading too much into all of this but, given what is coming up, the series is definitely gaining momentum and seems to have an idea where it's going.
I'm hoping were going to see some amazing work in the remaining episodes.
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While we are waiting for season 2.2 to arrive, I was wondering if any regular reviewers have had any new or updated thoughts regarding TAG-15?
Here are a few of mine.
1) The ongoing naff humour and The consequences. - It's just not funny!
I really wish the characters of Fischler and LeMaire were put in their place and dropped, in favour of the likes of Colonel Casey, Professor Moffat, Dr Peck. Captain Taylor's second appearance suggests an attempt at this which nearly works. - We need more standard disaster rescue stories with appropriate characters, such as The Sullivan Family and Horse Williams.
If Fischler and LeMaire have to reappear, let them be punished for their misdeeds. If TAG-15 really is a "kiddie" show, it should take some such responsibility.
2) Lack of big and hefty rescue vehicles.
The multi-ratchet-set pod vehicles are a clever idea, but its getting overused, in a somewhat underwhelming way.
I would not drop the explorer pod (snow version) or heli-pod, but they are not the Mole, Firefly or The Recovery Vehicles. We need a bit of both! Especially as vehicles like the recovery vehicles and elevator cars may be needed in larger numbers, as per TOS.
3) The Plot Holes
A lot of support aspects are missing, and explained away as the GDF. Where are the police? Do the Fire Brigade still exist? We never see the medical services.
What is the everyday world like? These are things neatly filled out in the classic series that we could do with seeing in TAG-15.
We also have the slack security, out of character dialogue and instant plot devices of the moment. Its a sad contrast to the classic series.
These things can all be fixed and tightened up in the writing.
On the other hand...
A) CGI Integration.
Has definitely improved no end. The vehicles fit into the environments much better than the start of the series.
This is true of the characters too. On different occasions Kayo, Lady P, Scott, Virgil and Parker have had really good moments of shock, annoyance or determination matching the actors performances in those scenes. The launches of the various vehicles look good, and are standing up to the sharper detail of the modern tv screen.
B) The Music.
Has always been brilliant! However in Season 2 certain scores have an increased boost from the use of a larger orchestra. The music all through Impact is a great example.
C) Pacing.
The flow of stories has improved a bit. Although the stories are still a bit hyper, they are a bit better at balancing the character moments with the action. This means when we get good character moments they stand out all the more.
D) Space the not so final frontier.
Although they have flaws, episodes like Ghost Ship and Impact demonstrate there is a greater understanding of how stories can be done using Thunderbirds 3.2 and 5.2, especially the latter. We don't need it done to death, but it seems to balance out the use of those vehicles.
E) Potential For More.
Dangerous territory, I don't want to build expectations. But if Shadow is a reinvented Thunderbird 6, then there is room for a Thunderbird 7 as well. Because it has the CGI, TAG-15 has given itself the option of doing things outside limitations TOS was stuck with.
Considering the improvements so far, I can only hope the Writers get a Nutomic Charge stuck up their CENSORED!!
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I agree about the pod / Module veichles. I'd love to see Firefly, as it was mentioned in season 1 that there is a Firefighting Module / Pod. I remember asking on the TBAG Facebook page if we'd see Firefly in Season 1 part 2 & the response was that we would. Not to worry though, hope that there's a chance to see it in Season 2 Part 2.
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On the Deltek and ConstructConnect margins, $ROP said that from an EBITDA margin perspective, it's right in the sort of mid-30s. Deltek over-performed a bit in 2Q17 versus what the company thought it would do in Q3. So from a margin perspective, right in line with what the company expected.
$ROP raised its FY17 adjusted diluted EPS guidance to $9.12-9.30 from $8.98-9.28 announced earlier. In 3Q17, the company expects adjusted diluted EPS to be between $2.24-2.30. This guidance excludes the impact of future acquisitions or divestitures.
Deltek and ConstructConnect acquisitions, along with a 33% growth in YTD operating cash flow helped $ROP report a 13.87% growth in its 2Q17 earnings. Net income grew to $180MM, or $1.74 per share for the quarter. Additionally, revenue surged 21.83% to $1.13Bil, driven by organic revenue growth from all its segments.
$ROP completed its previously announced acquisition of Deltek. $ROP funded the acquisition with proceeds from its recent notes offering, borrowings under its credit facility and cash on hand. Deltek is the global provider of software and information solutions for project-based businesses serving niche markets.
$ROP priced its public offering of $500MM of 2.800% notes due 2021 and $700MM of 3.800% notes due 2026. The offering is expected to close on Dec. 19, 2016. Net proceeds will be used to fund the purchase price of the previously announced Deltek acquisition. Remaining net proceeds, if any, will be used for general corporate purposes.
$ROP agreed to buy Deltek. The deal is expected to be accretive to $ROP's 2017 cash flow. Including financing costs, deal is expected to add $80MM to $ROP's 2017 free cash flow. $ROP expects Deltek to deliver $535MM of revenue and $200MM of EBITDA in 2017. $ROP expects deal to have limited impact on 2017 EPS due to non-cash amortization expense.
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Tuesday, 25 December 2012
Merry Christmas!
Lots of love,
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I'm going to be having a christmas cracker hunt (family tradition) and then eating, watching movies and chilling with the family!;)xReplyDelete
Ooh that sounds really fun! Have an amazing day :) xxDelete
You look so pretty! Hope you enjoyed christmas! Cant believe its over for another year :(ReplyDelete
Aww thank you! I had a great day :) I know! I love Christmas! :) I hope you had fun xxDelete
You look so pretty! Did you get anything nice? My favourite present is probably my new camera or benefit goodies! Hope you had a good day xReplyDelete
Thank you! I got some lovely makeup, jewellery, a hair dryer and some curlers! Ooh that sounds lovely! I'm saving up for a camera and I'm so excited to get one :) xxDelete


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Dep't of Nance, says 'simplify' among other great preChristmas advice posts. Sigh.
Note: there is a link to Nance's blog, but it is pale gray. Must change my colours. Maybe in January.
Sunday, 8 December 2013
I'm making my lists, and piles, and plans.....
Posted by MARY G at 12:07:00 pm
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Thanks for the PR, Mary. I love the illustration! How did you do it? BTW--The link shows up blue to me. It showed light grey to you because you've visited my site. Visited links usually show up a different, lighter color, and the default one for your blog template might be light grey.ReplyDelete
The link is blue for me. It's probably gray for you because that its "visited" state.ReplyDelete
Funny picture!ReplyDelete
simplify--that's always good advice.ReplyDelete
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Score Breakdown based on
55 Reviews
5 on February 23, 2018
Kiental & Haus Schoenegg was one of the highlights of our 2 week visit to Switzerland. Everything about our stay here was superb.The Host family were kind & gracious people we now count as friends. .The food was delicious, the children are wonderful & interesting conversationalists , the rooms are cozy & comfortable , the nearby sights are beautiful, the hiking is the best .Truly ...staying here is an unforgettable experience of peace & relaxation .We highly recommend it & we hope to stay here again. The fotos are all taken from our room at Haus Schoenegg. We stayed in July & had gorgeous weather . Enjoy !
4.8 on November 18, 2017
We really appreciated the Christian hospitality that was shown here! The rooms were really comfortable as well. Thanks so much! William
5 on September 18, 2017
We had a fabulous time with Bradley, Marianna and their kiddos! What a lovely family. We had as much fun getting to know them as we did viewing the beautiful area surrounding them, although from the moment we met them, we felt as if we had known them forever. Their breakfasts were fabulous, and their recommendation for dinner was outstanding as well. I cannot think of one thing we would change. Thank you so much. Bob and Judy Johannesen, Texas
5 on July 06, 2017
Views are incredible. Bradley and Marianna and the children are so friendly, helpful, and great conversationalists. Marianna gave us some vitamin C and Echinacea for our colds. Bradley provided an electrical plug for our hairdryer and electric razor when ours didn't work. Breakfast is very good. You are made to feel like you are a family member. The whole area is so peaceful, beautiful, and charming, yet close enough to Interlaken if you want more activities. We will DEFINITELY be back when we come to Switzerland again.
4.8 on June 24, 2017
We loved it! Stunning views, quiet village, local pub with hearty meals, beautiful home filled with character and olden style features. We loved returning to the warmth and comfort of the house and our room after a day exploring the beautiful countryside. Brad and Marianna are wonderful hosts who made us feel very welcome and advised us on local activities. Our breakfasts were lovely and served in a beautiful setting with classical music in the background and views of the mountains. A fantastic start to our days. We hired a car in Thun which allowed us to travel into Spietz...Castle Schloss is a must see, as is Schilthorn. Many fond memories of our stay in Haus Schonegg and Kiental.
5 on October 27, 2016
Where do I start? This was one of the best experience of our lives. We felt like that Bradley, Marianna and the kids were our own family and as if we always knew them. 1. Let me start with the Service: It was Exceptionally outstanding, as I said, it was as we were part of their family. 2. Cleanliness: I cannot stress enough on the cleanliness that we found there. Again, it was Exceptionally Outstanding. 3. Onsite Dining: Marianna was absolutely terrific, her breakfasts were amazing, especially her own style pan cakes which were out of the world. One evening, she made us awesome sandwich of tortilla stuffed with cheese and we became instant fan of this snack. 4. Value: We found it a great value for money as B&B is situated in the middle of beautiful Mountains and scenery. So money did not matter. Rooms: House is kinda historical and beautiful. Rooms aren't on the newer side of things but beds were very comfortable and each room had a sink, which for a family of 5 was a great convenience. Every room had a beautiful scenery so imagine waking up to a beautiful sight front of your eyes, Ah! just blissful. The best of all: We are Muslims and it was our first experience staying with a Christian family with a Jewish background. We learned a great deal of similarities from each other and I think this was the best I could provide my children in terms of meeting a brilliant family with a different background and discover similarities among Muslims, Christians and Jews. I can go on and on for the whole day but I will leave some suspense for the future visitors haha. I would recommend anyone, doesn't matter where you are from or which background you come from, please come and stay in Haus Schonegg. I can definitely say that hopefully this will not be our last trip there and whenever we will go to Switzerland, we will be booking Bradley and Marainna's B&B, because this place is more than just a B&B for us. Best wishes from Khurram, Aa'ishah and kids
5 on September 10, 2016
We were 6 peaple with 3 kids under 16.5 years, staying there for 1 week. We highly recommend this place. For the beautiful house, the rich and such a tasty breakfasts, and above all, the special hosts that gave us a warm feeling like at home. Excellent location, quiet and peaceful with a fairy tale view. Excellent value for money and beyond. Brad, Mariana & the kids will stay in our hearts forever. Zeev Hosmand
5 on September 06, 2016
Our family of 5 were warmly welcomed and the rooms and House were better than described! Absolutely Beautiful location with mountain views and a glacial stream in view from our rooms! Marianna and Brad were terrific hosts! Excellent breakfasts and conversations each day. Just a few minutes to Interlaken. We will definitely book Haus Schoneg again!
5 on September 05, 2016
The family at Haus Schonegg is amazing! The breakfast is terrific! The views are breathtaking! We would stay there again if we travel back to Switzerland. It was truly one of the best experiences of our two-week visit to Europe.
4.6 on October 03, 2015
Our hosts were warm and engaging people, and the rooms and setup were very neat and clean, and beautifully decorated. The location is absolutely stunning, and we took a lovely walk on the mountain roads that was quite inspiring. We would absolutely stay there again, and would recommend it to others.
5 on September 29, 2015
This was our first time in Switzerland (2 adult, 2 kids). Driving the road leading to Haus Schonegg was a welcome on it's own: endless forests splatted on enormous, cloud-reaching mountains. The house it self is strategically located on what looks like a scene from a postcard you'd send home, huge trees, river just underneath you, snowy-peaked mountains, and the cleanest air you'd ever breath. We were welcomed by Bradly and Mariana the warmest welcome we can imagine, they were polite, helpful, ready to assist with anything we asked for, their hospitality and warm welcome remains the strongest impression to date. The rooms are very nice, more then enough for our family (we stayed in two rooms). Everything was very clean, very tidy, beds are super-comfortable, it's been a great pleasure. Bradly and Mariana serves fresh, very rich and tasty breakfast, it was way over what we could eat, and even our picky-eating children enjoyed the assortment and delicious cooking. While the facilities, breakfast and scenery, all were just perfect, we would say the the biggest "selling point" is Bradly, Mariana, their children and their dogs: They are welcoming, always smiling, interesting to have discussions with, our children played with their kids and dogs, we couldn't possibly asked for a better place to stay in our vacation. In terms of reaching around, we had a rented car, and we had endless places to choose anywhere from 15 minutes drive, up to however we cared to drive. We highly _highly_ recommend Haus Shonegg, it is one of the places that really leaves their impressions on you years to come.
5 on August 20, 2015
There is a saying: a house is built by hands, a home is built by hearts. Haus-Schonegg is an amazing house & location, but the key there is the amazing family. We've stayed at Haus-Schonegg for 5 nights (Aug. 2015, Parents & 2 kids) The family's hospitality was very welcoming and warm. Bradley, Marianna and their kids have helped us a lot and were very kind. Their kids are so great and intelligent. our kids played with them each evening when we got back from our activities. They all know so many languages, so you will probably find it very easy to communicate. The rooms are very cosy. baths and W.C are all clean. Breakfast: WOW. An amazing breakfast-each morning a new surprise :-)
5 on March 04, 2015
We had the pleasure of recently staying with this family and we all felt like it was the second time we had met them. Everyone was beyond nice and treated us like we were part of the family. From advice on what to do in the area, borrowing ski bibs, last minute cooking because we couldn't find anything open, to playing games with the kids, I can't say enough about our time with them other than it was too short. If you are looking at a bed and breakfast in the alps and close to Interlaken, you can't go wrong here! If we ever make it back we will be visiting the family again!
5 on November 05, 2014
We stayed at Haus Schonegg in August with my parents and our family of 4. Brad and his family went out of their way to make our stay amazing! The house is regal, just look at the pictures. The location is not too far to drive to the "main attractions" and the valley they live in is really very beautiful. They have a fantastic view from the living room and we read bedtime stories as we watched the sun color the peaks. Great memories. Brad and Marianna are incredible servants and great cooks. My daughter still (yes, 3 months later) raves about Marianna's pancakes! They helped us with our itineraries, directions, etc and got us off to a good start each day. While we had the place to ourselves mostly, they do have other guests, and their kids are really nice and very respectful of our holiday. If you're in the area, this is a great alternative to the more "popular" areas. We'd definitely stay again, or maybe go there for cooking or language classes! Stop looking and book it. You won't be sorry.
5 on September 16, 2014
Haus Schönegg is wonderful! We fell in love with the inn and the family. The rooms are clean and comfortable and the views are incredible. Breakfast was excellent. The entire family made us feel welcome and were very helpful with finding things to do. Both at the inn, with the kids hanging out and having fun together, and around the area, where we went paragliding (which was outstanding) and to the Rodelbahn at Kandersteg, which was a hoot and a beautiful hike as well. Highly recommended! The Kregel Family
4.4 on July 02, 2014
My family of 4 adults and 2 kids and had a true experience of staying in a century old Swiss house with the most breathtaking views ever!! We can't stop raving about it and wish we could stay longer. The warm hospitality of all the family members was very heartening and made us feel at home. The kids had a great time playing with their sons and dogs. We wish we could come back here again one day. Our only low point was that there was just 1 bathroom given we had so many members and it was a struggle getting everyone ready in time. However, the family had informed us of this in advance and so we were prepared. This would have added that additional star to our reviews but this was nothing to worry about given the wonderful experience we had. Thanks Bradley, Mariannne and family!
5 on June 21, 2014
The views from the house were stunning. I can't imagine more gorgeous scenery than what we saw out our bedroom balcony. The location was great for its spectacular views and easy access to Interlaken, Thun, and other great attractions. We loved staying out in the "real" Switzerland and we were even fortunate to see local farmers herding their cows up the road to the mountains for the summer. Bradley, Marianna and their children were awesome hosts and we felt very much at home. Our breakfasts were great and their home had a very comfortable atmosphere. We highly recommend this B & B. Kathie Taylor
5 on June 09, 2014
This was the best and the friendliest bed and breakfast place we have ever stayed in. Bradley and Marianna really made our stay like visiting a family with perks of not helping around the house. First of all, the communication part cannot be easier since they speak 7 languages and can help with suggestions about many local attractions based on your family interests. The house and surroundings were so picturesque that we didn't want to leave. We could not stop making pictures of the mountains and neighboring villages from our balcony. One of their daughters Lirit was free from school one day and she took us to waterfalls near by and that personal attention really made us feel welcomed. Breakfast in the morning with homemade pancakes, jam and sour cream was delicious.
5 on January 10, 2014
We booked two nights in Haus Schönegg, from the 24th to the 26th December. We were in 6 adults and 2 kids and, as Brazilians, our wish was having our first X-mas with snow. It seems that this place, and the family who live there, are so magical and blessed that even snow they could deliver to us, at the very best moment: the morning of 25th December, when we woke up with one of the most wonderful views all of us had in our lives. The Alps where colored in a deep white and the lawn, which was still green at the day before, was making no more contrast with Chicho, the beautiful white-haired dog from the House. That was a fairy tale coming from the books to us. Taking some time with the family was an amazing experience, and it is wonderful how this family with their hospitality, some awesome food and also the huge language skills of the kids (who could speak at about 5 idioms each) can catch your best feelings and give you a sense of the peace in which they live on and for which they live for. I strongly recommend!
5 on October 31, 2013
My wife stayed for three night in this delightful B&B in early October 2013. Bradley, Marianna and the children all made us feel so welcome. The steep, winding drive up to their home was a little "hairy" first time but after we had done it a few times it was OK. The "picture postcard"view from our balcony was stunning. The rooms, facilities and breakfasts were outstanding. I can highly recommend this B&B. Kevin
4.6 on October 16, 2013
Haus Schonegg is one of the best B&Bs we have stayed in. We were made to feel incredibly welcome not only by Bradley and Marianna but also their charming children (and their gorgeous dogs!). With stunning 360 degree views, breakfasts with local produce and their own fmaily recipes (russian pancakes), comfortable rooms and ideal placement for access to places such as Interlaken and Adelboden we will definately return when in the area again. Cheryl & Jake
5 on September 22, 2013
What a wonderful introduction to B&B's. This was one of the first B&B's my wife, teenage daughter and I have ever visited and we were more than pleasantly surprised. Bradley, Marianna and the kids were great hosts and we immediately felt like we had returned to a long time friend's home for a visit. The rooms were very nice, each room had it's own sink, the shared bathroom and shower were very clean, the balcony and view was just simply breath taking. The area and scenery was so beautiful and pleasant. We loved our walk to the local town, down trails and to the pristine river. We really loved our conversations with not only the parents but the kids! It was so warm and friendly that we regretted not booking a longer stay...we miss Haus Schonegg very much! We would highly recommend this to any and everyone as Haus Schonegg, Bradley, Marianna and the kids now have a special place in our life experiences and in our heart.
4.8 on September 03, 2013
We were not disappointed to stay at Haus Schonegg following stays in London, Paris, and Basel during our trip! We wanted a real taste of Switzerland, with peace and solitude--away from the hustle and bustle. Haus Schonegg was wonderful. Our family of 4 (including 2 teenage kids, ages 13 and 15) had a great time. We were made to feel as part of the family. Our kids enjoyed each other's company playing ping pong, board games, etc., and our entire family was awed by the gorgeous surroundings. It truly is like being in a postcard. For dinner, we made the short walk to Kiental each evening and ate at a local restaurant. Breakfast every morning was prepared by Marianna and was ample and delicious. Our family had no problem navigating each day back and forth to Interlaken and other surrounding areas, using the local bus (which stops just in front of Haus Schonegg) as needed to catch the train. To top off a wonderful stay, we celebrated Maria's 45th birthday our last night there---and Bradley, Marianna, and family were so thoughtful as to prepare a cake to celebrate! It was delicious and what a memorable birthday! Our rooms were comfortable, clean, and had everything we needed. Thank You for everything!!!!
4.8 on September 03, 2013
We had a fantastic weekend at Haus Schönegg. My 4 year old summed it up best: "It's like a hotel, but more like a friend's house." We all felt like we were among friends.
5 on September 02, 2013
Our stay at Haus Schonegg exceeded our expections. We stayed longer than we had planned because of the wonderful hospitality and peaceful setting of this bed and breakfast. Each morning we awoke to the sun rising over the mountains and the gentle sound of the rushing river as it tumbled through the valley. We enjoyed warm hospitality, delicious food, and a peaceful reprieve at Haus Schonegg. We have told friends and family in the States of our wonderful time in Switzerland and we phighly recommend Haus Schonegg as our favorite place to stay.
5 on July 07, 2013
We loved Haus Schonegg and the family who owns it! Everyone in the family went out of their way to make us feel welcome. Our rooms (and balconies!!) were private and gave us the time to just sit and drink in the beauty together, but whenever we needed help or advice, each were eager to help. When we couldn't find the public grill tucked in the woods they'd told us about, one of them took us there. Above and beyond what we could have expected!! The breakfast Marianna made started our days off perfectly. Rooms are small & comfortable with a sink in each room. Our rooms had small balconies & we spent much of our time on them. A shared bathroom down the hall has a shower separate from the toilets making it not difficult to share. Truly a lovely home transformed into a comfortable BnB w/ small, lovely yard & large picnic table. Enjoyed eating dinner and watching the kids play in the yard, & listening to the cowbells in the distance. The charm and beauty of this BnB & village make the sacrifice of a private bathroom well worth it. Kiental offers wonderful hikes & is located near spectacular outings. Took our car up the Griesalps for a fabulous view & coffee and dessert at a restaurant at the top. Also rode chairlift to top of another mountain in the valley & had a nice 1 hr stroll down. Loved it! We couldn't bear to leave Kiental & Haus Schonegg!
4.8 on June 23, 2013
After numerous trips to Europe including to Germany, Austria and Switzerland over the past 35 years, I was looking for the ideal place for beauty, relaxation and somewhat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life for my adult grandson and myself. We found this here in Kiental with a wonderful, generous family who welcomed us like family members. We enjoyed music, excellent conversation and good food and yet had the freedom to be ourselves and go off individually and together into the high Alps. The nearby town is a short walking distance and also provides a sense of history as well as good food. The host family is multilingual and fun to be around.
4.4 on June 22, 2013
A wonderful host family- so kind and helpful. The location was close to public transportation. The view in backyard was like a postcard of Switzerland. A great place for peace and quiet and rest.
4.6 on June 16, 2013
We stayed for three nights and had a wonderful time. The mountain view from the room was fantastic. The family went above and beyond to make us feel right at home. A must for anybody visiting the area!
4.2 on June 16, 2013
A wonderful BnB tucked away off the beaten track. A homely lodge hosted by a very welcoming family. Well worth the effort to get there! The location is truly representative of a traditional Swiss alpine village where the villagers still farm for their livelihood.
4.4 on February 18, 2013
We stayed in this B & B for 3 nights. From the moment we arrived the family was so welcoming. This is why we booked our stay at a B & B was to receive local advice on attractions and get a feel for the culture and community. This family receives an A+ for meeting all of our expectations. It is very obvious why this B & B received an outstanding scenery award. Out of all of our Switzerland photos the one outside of this home is our favorite; it the true beauty of the country!
4.6 on February 11, 2013
We spent 3 wonderful days at Haus Schonegg this year. Dear Marianna, Bradley and Kids! Thank you for the hearty welcome, delicious buffet and warm, very clean rooms. Your Russian friends, Sasha, Oksana, Andrew and Sergey
5 on February 09, 2013
Haus Schonegg is a delightful place to stay. The accommodations were clean and well taken care of. The host family went out of their way to treat us as their family. The breakfast was scrumptious. The view was heavenly. Hope to visit again. Highly recommend.
5 on January 08, 2013
Wonderful people, fantastic views, comfortable and cozy chalet, great food!-what more could you ask for? We highly recommend this bed and breakfast. Pam and John Mulhern, Georgia
5 on October 27, 2012
My husband and I stayed at Hans Schonegg for 2 days in August and thoroughly enjoyed our visit to the area. Bradley, Marianne and family made us feel very much at home. The breakfast was wonderful with all the home cooked food and we had raclette one evening the best I've ever had Marianne had so much variety in the meal. Delicious salad from her garden as well as mint tea. It was a great place tp stay while we expored Interlachen region. The view is spectcular and I love the little village of Kiental. The Christian music at our meals was so relaxing. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. An excellent place to stay if you are in the area.
4.8 on October 17, 2012
We stayed at the Haus Schnegg at the end of July. Our 3 nights there were made so enjoyable and peaceful by Bradley, Marianna and the kids. This specific area is a little out of the main hustle and bustle - which gave us the space and quiet we needed. Tips about things to see were readily available. We even took the hosts' bicycles out on a day trip through the surrounding mountains. Upon our arrival all members of the family greeted us and made sure that we were set up OK. Tea and pastries were served overlooking the Blüemlisalphorn. The rooms were clean and met our needs with a small balcony facing the view. Breakfast was the highlight of our stay and included a very wholesome meal according to what we requested. The breakfast is served in the family's dining room in a very romantic atmosphere. In conclusion, I highly recommend the Haus Schonegg as a serene and charming guesthouse during your visit to the swiss alps.
5 on October 04, 2012
If you are looking for breathtaking beauty and serenity, this is the place. The snow-capped mountains are visible from every room and are the backdrop for cowbells and the mountain streams. There is endless hiking and scenery. Bradley, Marianna, and their children are wonderful hosts. They are gracious and flexible. The breakfasts offer a variety of tasty, health, homemade selections, along with homemade bread daily. What a joy it was to have met this beautiful family who love the our Savior, Jesus Christ. His peace and love dwell in this home. (And let's not forget Chicho, their beautiful Italian Sheepdog.) Thank you!
4.4 on September 20, 2012
My mother and I stayed here for one night this summer and were very happy with the stay. There is a great peace there, and a beautiful location, listening to the cow bells during the night and the sound of the river running below. The breakfast was a wonderful spread and it was lovely to meet Bradley and Marianna. It is an interesting house, and a special place to be. We were also very grateful for their flexibility with our arrival time. This is a home away from home, a lovely atmosphere to be in.
4.2 on September 08, 2012
We had wonderful stay at Haus Schonegg. Family is wonderful with 5 kids. All of them are very caring and make you feel at home. Home cooked breakfast was a real treat every day. Although B&B is away from cities in small village Kiental but the surrounding are just wonderful for relaxation and excellent hiking. Since there is no cafe around in village, Our only suggestion would be convert one small room to Pantry for making tea/coffee or toast etc during odd hrs and also have small laundry for folks who are staying for few days. This will really make Haus Schonegg really home away from home.
5 on September 07, 2012
A warm welcome even though we arrived very late at night. A sense of the presence of God. Comfortable rooms with everything we needed and magnificent views. A delicious and very generous breakfast. I would love to return.
4.4 on September 05, 2012
A very well placed and charming B&B, great hospitality of the owners including their friends. We were traveling with two small children, were offered with two bedrooms and really enjoyed our stay. The possibility of using kitchen when needed was very helpful especially with the children. A very convenient location for exploring Alps.
4.8 on September 05, 2012
We visited this special place this August with our children. We enjoyed the hospitality of a lovely family, who helped us to decide what was best to do in the area. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with balconies to a breathtaking view. The breakfast was superb and we also had a raclette meal which was very good. We can't wait to visit again... D&M Eilon and family
4.8 on June 22, 2012
We thoroughly enjoyed our time with you--your gracious hospitable spirits and the amazing opening onto Kiental Valley. We have been rejoicing in the memories and the photos from our time with you earlier this month. What a life you've been given there! It was precious for us to relax and recreate in the setting of such grandeur and so much history that shapes the story of our own Anabaptist faith. Thank you for sharing of yourselves and your home with us. We will indeed carry the imprint of that time together into our further journeys. May you be blessed as you continue your presence in Kiental.
4.4 on November 28, 2011
We stayed in Schoenegg House for 5 days in June 2011. The place is a real Alpine village, set in a peaceful, beautiful landscape, atop a mountain. It is still very conveniently placed, 10 minutes away from Spitz, very near Interlaken. We had a simple room, but very clean and functional, with a MAGNIFICENT VIEW! really breatgtaking. The hosts are very helpful and friendly, and the meals we got were superb. In short - a very good choice. Smadar & Yossi Millo, Israel
5 on November 22, 2011
My family of 6 visited Haus Schonegg in Nov. 2011. The location is fabulous, with views of the rugged mountains and the river valley. When we stepped onto the deck from our room, we could hear the river and the sound of cow bells--lovely. Our family had three rooms, each with a great view. Every morning, a full, delicious breakfast was served at the time we requested. We tried both the fondue and the raclette. They were both superb! The beds were comfortable and the rooms clean and homey. However, for our family, the fellowship provided by the hosts made the trip. Their entire family was kind and hospitable. All of our children got along very well and truly enjoyed each other. If we have the opportunity, we definitely hope to return!
5 on November 07, 2011
My wife and I had the wonderful opportunity of staying with Bradley, Marianna and their children in October; they greeted us at the bus stop by their home and helped us lug our suitcases to our room. The room was neat, clean and very comfortable with a great view. After touring their beautiful home, we enjoyed a delicious, traditional Swiss meal with them; their children are pleasant, mature and enjoyable to talk with. This was a great experience! Our only regret is that we didn't have more time to stay at Haus Schonegg---Next time!!! Ted and Barb
4.4 on October 26, 2011
Our recent stay at Haus Schonegg was a definite highlight during our recent trip to Europe. To be welcomed and looked after by such a friendly family and to stay in such a beautiful part of Switerzland was an experience we will always remember. And what a great Swiss fondue night. Hope to go back one day John and Debra, South Australia
5 on September 17, 2011
My wife and I have recently stayed at Haus Schonegg for several days. Our hosts and their five wonderful children welcomed us warmly and made us feel at home.We will remember them always with gratitude. The breakfasts were fantastic with a very large selection and attention to detail. The setting of the house is breathtaking.We had beautiful hikes up the valley on two different days and on other days we took day trips to various towns in Switzerland from this rather central location.
4.8 on September 17, 2011
We were on a ten day vacation across Germany and Switzerland and were keen on experiencing a couple of days in a Swiss village and took our chance with this delightful B&B...this did turnout to be the most memorable part of our vacation We had an outstanding time at the Haus Schonegg.. The views were stunning and the hospitality warm... Breakfast was just like the ones you read about in the Enid Blyton novels. A must for any one who wants a break from the regular tourist itinerary ....
4.8 on August 15, 2011
We recently stayed for a week, and what warm hospitality we received! The hosts are so friendly and really make you feel welcome. The breakfast each morning was amazing...a few favorites included fresh eggs used to make omelettes...fluffy pancakes with whipped cream and homemade berry sauce...fresh bread! The location is so beautiful...a picture perfect Swiss mountain village!
4.8 on July 29, 2011
The 2 days at Haus Schonegg was memorable and too short! The host family provided excellent service from the heart. Meals were welled cooked, tasty esp accompanied with herbal tea, harvested from the garden. Great fellowship with the family members who are all so obliging, caring and professional at the same time. The house and room was comfortable and welcoming, with great views. Memorable, enjoyable stay.
4.0 on June 28, 2011
We had experienced the most warm hospitality one may desire . Most Highly recommended.
5 on May 17, 2011
Our group of 5 had enjoyed the hospitality and comfort of your home with you & your family during our stay there. The cooking is superb and we had the chance to experience Swiss/Italian food. You had given us a wonderful vacation. We will definitely recommend your B & B to our friends travelling there in the future. THANK YOU. (5 - from SINGAPORE)
5 on March 08, 2011
I visited Haus Schonegg when traveling alone one weekend. My stay was wonderful and super exceeded any expectations. The bus driver dropped me off at the door and I was exuberantly welcomed by the whole family including the dog. I slipped off my shoes, was given a fuzzy pair of slippers to wear and shown to my room. My room had a walk out balcony with the most glorious view of the mountains. I awoke each day feeling like Heidi in the Alps. In the morning I walked down the road with one of the boys to get milk from the farmer and fed the chickens. Breakfast was a lavish affair served by the whole family complete with homemade cheese and strawberry jam. In the afternoon I strolled up the hill to the darling village then back along the river. My time here was amazing and I left refreshed and encouraged. The incredibly sweet and hospitable family, coupled with the breathtaking view makes for a unique and unforgettable vacation.
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It was wonderful spending time at the Haus Schoenegg. Our hosts were very accomodating and we enjoyed being part of the family. We had great fellowship around the table and the children were delightful.


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hi there again,
unfortunately, I do not have access to another vet, at least not here, I would have to drive at least 6 hours to get to another one, with equipment to help me out.
She is coming back this afternoon, to do another u/s, let's see what she comes up with this time. and maybe I'll try to get a picture of the ultra sound.. And if we're still in doubt, then 'ill wait for her next cycle instead of inducing..
thank you again!


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by Wm. B. Fankboner
Many Westerners are confused by the willingness of university-educated middle-class Muslims to perpetrate barbarous acts of terrorism. It appears to be a reversal of the usual process: typically college students raised in religious households become more secularized by exposure to the humanities and sciences, and the rationalist values of the European Enlightenment. Yet when embryonic jihadists attend Western universities they graduate with their faith intact: 9/11 terrorists Mohammed Atta and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed were both beneficiaries of Western university educations. These men, who sought to advance themselves with Western training and technical skills, ultimately turned against, and attempted to destroy, the very society that provided them with the means to that advancement. Instead of employing their newly acquired learning and knowledge to improve the lot of their fellow countrymen and co-religionists, they turned this very learning and knowledge against their Western benefactors.
This phenomenon begs the question: How do jihadists reconcile such hypocrisy and ingratitude in their own minds?


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Low Force Measurement
The need for traceable force measurement in micro- and nanotechnology is critical. Any process that operates on the micrometre to nanometre scale will have important forces acting in the low force regime. Materials and technolologies are typically being pushed to their limits, and quantitative force measurement is essential.
For this reason, NPL is continually developing an infrastructure for nanonewton force traceability.
NPL is active in the area of low force metrology. Some examples of work in the area include the development of thrust balances for space propulsion systems operating in the range from 0.1 μN to several millinewtons and the development of artefacts and devices for measuring the spring constant of atomic force microscopes (AFMs). The aim of the work described here is to provide traceable force measurement in the range 1 nN to 10 μN. Beneficiaries of a low force measurement facility include manufacturers of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), medical applications (for example, immunoassay devices using MEMS), low force thruster manufacturers and the materials testing industry.
Traditionally, the traceability route for force measurement has always been the force generated by a known mass in a known gravitational field. However, for forces below 10 μN (equivalent to a mass of 1 mg) the uncertainties in weighing are too high and the masses too small to conveniently handle. For such small forces, however, there is the possibility of traceability via electrical and dimensional measurements using specialist balances and MEMS devices.
NPL's recent successes and ongoing developments include examples such as:
- Thrust balances for space propulsion systems operating down to 0.1 μN
- Artefacts and devices for measuring the spring constant of AFMs
- The NPL primary low force balance, shown adjacent, provides highly traceable low force calibration in the range 1 nanonewton to 20 micronewton with picometre resolution
The NPL low force facility provides traceability to industry via a two-stage process: an 'ideal' nanonewton force measuring instrument, and transfer artefacts to interface conveniently to users' instruments.
The ongoing aims of the NMO Programme work in this area are:
- Evaluate, optimise and maintain the NPL Low Force Balance, taking advantage of new developments in the field
- Develop a suite of calibration transfer artefact to complete the traceability link and enable fully traceable nanonewton force calibration for industry
- Participate in international low force comparisons with National Metrology Institutes in the USA, Germany, South Korea, and beyond to support and demonstrate national and international metrology capability and standards
In addition, NPL is always keen to:
- Explore with users, industry and academia a wide range of applications of its capabilities, and non-standard usage of the low-force facility
- Proactively develop advances in low force metrology, both for more cost effective measurements in the current range and novel traceability for piconewton forces.
The Low Force Balance
The Low Force Balance, developed in collaboration with TU/e, in the Netherlands, is an electrostatic force balance. It consists of an elastic linear guidance, to which the force to be measured in applied. The resulting displacement is measured with a differential plane mirror interferometer, while a servo control system with an electrostatic actuator drives it back to a null position. The force to be measured is then calculated from the applied voltage. This method allows a very high level of traceability directly back to fundamental physical constants and unit definitions, a key advantage over other approaches. See the schematic below:
Novel transfer artefacts
Harnessing the latest developments in micro-fabrication techniques, NPL is developing novel MEMS transfer artefacts that can transfer a traceable calibration from the Low Force Balance to a variety of users in industry.
The NPL design combines proven, high-performance MEMS internal displacement sensing technologies with a novel geometry designed to minimise the uncertainties that typically dominate cantilever transfer artefact usage. This work builds upon NPL's experience in MEMS for micro-coordinate metrology.
Elements of this project are being carried out in partnership with the:
- US national metrology institute NIST, as well as PTB (Germany) and KRISS (South Korea)
- Precision Engineering Laboratory at the Univeristy of Warwick, providing advanced flexure and MEMS sensor design knowledge
- MNT Measurement Club
- Jones C W, Leach R K 2008 Review of low force transfer artefact technologies NPL Report ENG 5
- Leach R K, Oldfield S, Awan S, Blackburn J, Williams J M 2004 Design of a bi-directional electrostatic actuator for realising nanonewton to micronewton forces NPL Report DEPC-EM-001
- Leach R K, Oldfield S, Georgakopoulos D 2006 Traceable nanonewton force measurement at the National Physical Laboratory UK Proc. 6th Int. Conf. Euspen, Baden, Austria, 28th May - 1st June 414-417
- Leach R K, Jones C W 2008 Towards a traceable infrastructure for low force measurements IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, Volume 260, Micro-assembly technologies and applications., Springer, 307-314
- Henselmans R, Rosielle N, Cacace L, Kappelhof P, Klinkhamer F, Spierdijk H 2004 Low force measurement facility: mechanical design report (Technical University of Eindhoven) – by collaborating group
- Hughes, E B, Oldfield, S 2004 Thrust balance for ground testing of electric thrusters 4th euspen International Conference, Glasgow, UK, May - June 432-433
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Jesus Christ. Okay, here's the book description:
Consigned at birth to society's scrapheap, the closest Anna Gray has gotten to adventure is an outbreak of Black Pox. But when the enemy lays waste to her village, Anna unleashes a terrible power – one that teems beneath her skin, inviting her to tear apart the earth itself.
Now Anna has to trade her home for jungle heat and desert sand, tracking down the women who share her elemental gift. They call themselves the Daeva. A bunch of manphobic glamazons. And what they lack in social graces they make up for in raw power, tapping into the wild cosmic energy known as the Aether.
Battling through a hostile world with a team of six companions, Anna must rely on the very gift that has damned her. Yet to invite in the Aether is to risk one's humanity…and the lives of everyone Anna loves.
I… really should've turned back at "manphobic glamazons" but figured hey, maybe it's funny?
Bad choice, Maria. Bad choice!
Here's where I wanted to stop reading:
'Yes, I know, Miss Munslow, but –'
'Mz,' corrected Anna. The term was a newfangled form of address some female scholar had invested in the city. It signified a lady was married but could live perfectly well without her husband's income. Anna didn't really see the point of inventing words.
That's 1% in. But I figured, hey, what the hell? I LOVE elemental magic stories. They're kind of my FAVORITE THING. So I keep on.
Mary Munslow's treasure could not be called upon. It was felt on the tongue, tasted in the bus, and gone with the gulp, with evidence of its existence lingering on the waist and in the grease stain…
We're 2% in, y'all, and have already started with the fat, belligerent feminist references. FINE, OKAY, it's like that huh? Whatever. I keep reading. Now, here's where it gradually became untolerable.
'Crud,' bawled Anna. Too loudly. Mary can hear a chocolate sprinkle hit the grount at fifty metres.
:twitch: Leaving aside the fatphobia, let's look at the definition of "bawl."
bawled past participle, past tense of bawl (Verb)
So… If Anna's bawling, she's already being loud. THAT'S THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD. So how is she — and by extension, the reader — surprised Munslow heard her?
Also, holy tense mashup, Batman! Throughout, the tense in-text shifts from present to past pretty indiscriminately. WTF? This is what editors are for.


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You specify a maximum disk size when you create a virtual hard disk in VirtualBox or VMware. Now, if you want more space on your virtual machine's hard disk, you'll have to enlarge the virtual hard disk and partition. Here is how:
To Enlarge a Virtual Disk in VirtualBox
(1) To enlarge a virtual disk in VirtualBox, you'll need to use the VBoxManage command from a Command Prompt window.
(2) Shutdown the virtual machine and ensure its state is set to Powered Off, not Saved.
(3) Open a Command Prompt window from your Start menu and change to VirtualBox's program files folder so you can run the command:
cd "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox"
(4) The following command will operate on the VirtualBox virtual disk located at "C:\Users\Chris\VirtualBox VMs\Windows 7\Windows 7.vdi". It will resize the virtual disk to 81920 MB (80 GB).
VBoxManage modifyhd "C:\Users\Chris\VirtualBox VMs\Windows 7\Windows 7.vdi" –resize 81920
(Use two dashes before resize in the command above.)
(5) Replace the file path in the command above with the location of the VirtualBox disk you want to resize and the number with the size you want to enlarge the image to (in MB).
To Enlarge a Virtual Disk in VMware
(1) To enlarge a virtual machine's hard disk in VMware, power off the virtual machine, right-click it, and select Virtual Machine Settings.
(2) Select the virtual hard disk device in the list, click the Utilities button, and click Expand to expand the hard disk.
(3) Enter a larger maximum disk size and click the Expand button.
To Enlarge the Virtual Machine's Partition
You now have a larger virtual hard disk. However, the operating system's partition on your virtual hard disk is the same size, so you won't be able to access any of this space yet.
You can use a GParted live CD to resize your virtual machine's partition. Boot the GParted ISO image in your virtual machine and you'll be taken to the GParted partition editor in a live Linux environment. GParted will be able to enlarge the partition on the virtual hard disk.
(1) Download the GParted live CD's ISO file .
(2) Load the ISO file into your virtual machine by going into the virtual machine's settings window, selecting your virtual CD drive, and browsing to the ISO file on your computer.
(3) Boot (or restart) your virtual machine after inserting the ISO image and the virtual machine will boot from the ISO image.
(4) GParted's live CD will ask you several questions while booting – you can press Enter to skip them for the default options.
(5) Once GParted is booted, right-click the partition you want to enlarge and select Resize/Move.
(6) Specify a new size for the partition – for example, drag the slider all the way to the right to use all the available space for the partition.
(7) Click the Resize/Move button after you've specified the space you want to use.
(8) Click the Apply button to apply your changes and enlarge the partition.
(9) After the resize operation completes, restart your virtual machine and remove the GParted ISO file.
(10) Windows will check the file system in your virtual machine to ensure it's working properly. Don't interrupt this check.
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As we wrap up 2016, it's a time to look back at all our accomplishments of the past year and look ahead to 2017 with new goals for another successful riding and racing season. The best way to move forward is to set goals, stick with your plan and stay consistent in your routine.
You'll be able to start the New Year off right with a ride outside. The temperature this weekend is forecasted to be pretty terrific for winter weather, so don't pass up a good opportunity. Check the listings below for upcoming events.
USA Cyclocross Nationals – All the preparation and discipline, especially through the holidays, is going to pay off in a few short days. Cross Nationals begin this coming Tuesday and continues through Sunday in Hartford, Connecticut. There'll be some terrific battles to take home the prized national championship jerseys. Good luck to all those representing the Chicagoland area. For event details, click here.
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e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Key Laboratory for Manufacturing Systems Engineering,Xi'an Jiaotong University,Xi'an, Shaanxi 710049, China
Contributed by the Manufacturing Engineering Division of ASME for publication in the Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering. Manuscript received April 25, 2012; final manuscript received February 21, 2013; published online May 24, 2013. Assoc. Editor: Steven J. Skerlos.
As a key advanced manufacturing technology in next generation manufacturing systems, radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is considered to be one of the most promising technological innovations with the potential to increase visibility and improve efficiency. Therefore, research about RFID and its applications are increasing by blasting with all kinds of RFID models in various fields, especially in manufacturing. By introducing RFID technology into the job-shop floor, this paper proposes a systematic RFID-driven graphical formalized deduction model (rfid-GFDM) for describing the time-sensitive state and position changes of work-in-progress (WIP) material flows and guiding where to deploy RFID devices and how to use them for collecting real-time on-site data. Four steps including RFID configuration based on the process flow model, state blocks model, automatic event generation, and extended event-driven model are proposed one by one to support the implementation of rfid-GFDM. The nature of RFID technology is revealed, too. A use case about a computer numerical control (CNC) milling system is studied, and it demonstrates the feasibility of the proposed model. Finally, the possibility of popularizing the model to other field is discussed, too. It is expected to establish a normative RFID modeling method that will facilitate the convenience of RFID applications in a broad scope.
The logic flow of rfid-GFDM
State blocks referring to four types of detecting space
A graphical description model of a process
The evolutionary relationship among the three
Using the extended event-driven graphical schema to describe a machining process
An extended event-driven graphical schema
Using state blocks to formalize a machining process
Using the extended event-driven graphical schema to describe an inventory process
The WIP material flow of a CNC milling system
Deploy state blocks to each process
The formalizing procedure of the WIP material flow in the demonstrative case
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USA: Goodyear Responds to Set Record Straight on Misleading Reports
The Following Comments Can Be Attributed To: Joseph M. Gingo Senior Vice President, Technology & Global Products Planning There have been misleading media reports in print and on air regarding Goodyear light commercial tire applications, and their alleged role in accidents across the country that have resulted in either serious injury or fatalities.
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