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Information on Menstrual Cups.
It can be a challenging task to purchase menstrual cups in the recent days due to the different types in the market. Women goes through hard times during their menstrual period, but with the help of the menstrual cups everything is sorted. Most of the readily available menstrual cups in the market include the Luna and the diva cups. Before buying the cups you can decide to measure your reproductive parts to ensure that the cup that you are buying is the right size.
When buying the menstrual cups you should be guided by your body shape and the size. The most common sizes in the market are small and large. You can, however, find size one as well as size two. There are experts who advise ladies to buy cups depending on the flow of their menstrual period. Not every cup can suit you, there are specific menstrual cups that are used by women after giving birth.
You should not buy a menstrual cup without the gynecologist prescription, since it can have some side effect. If a lady has a low cervix the type of cup she uses is different from a lady who has a medium cervix. After knowing the size of your cervix, you will be able to purchase the right menstrual cup.
In some instances people who purchase menstrual cups without having the right information end up having the wrong type. When purchasing an item that you do not have sufficient information about it reading reviews is prudent. Product reviews helps you to get informed about the product that you are buying.
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The cup that you purchase must be user friendly, and you have to be comfortable when using the item. Quality menstrual cups helps to prevent messing on your clothes, and it should be easy to use. In this era you need to use an environmentally friendly item, purchasing menstrual cup is the best decision you can make since they are not hazardous to the environment. At this era, where the cost of living has raised you should be keen on what you buy, menstrual cups suits this era since they can be reused, this ends up saving your money.


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August 22, 2017 10:24:56 AM
Ward 3 Alderman David Little will not call for a non-binding public vote on two proposed changes to Starkville's alcohol ordinances after the Mississippi Secretary of State's Office informed him a November referendum must be paid for and administered by the city.
Little, who previously supported adding the issue to the county's Nov. 7 special elections, said state election officials told him Monday the city could proceed with its own election, but it is too late to add the matter onto the county's ballots.
Depending on whether the city utilized paper ballots or voting machines, the cost of a citywide referendum ranges between $3,230 and $6,761, City Clerk Lesa Hardin said.
Faced with those costs, Little said he would "allow the process to continue" at the board table without pushing for a special election.
"I was thinking cost and convenience knowing the county was holding its own election, but now we're back to the drawing board," he said. "I would not put the city through a special election process like this. We're capable of making a decision, one way or another."
Little is seen as the swing vote on changes that would put Starkville's alcohol laws in line with state statute. One would reduce the distance from a church or school that alcohol can be sold from commercial properties by the drink, and the other would allow bars and restaurants to serve alcohol up to 1 a.m. each day.
The city's current rules restrict alcohol sales by the drink to at least 250 feet from churches, schools and funeral homes.
Starkville's bars and restaurants, according to the current code, must also conclude alcohol sales at midnight Tuesdays through Fridays when counting Monday through Thursday as the official day sales began; Saturdays and Sundays at 1 a.m. when sales began Friday and Saturday; Sundays again at 10 p.m. when sales began that day; and 1 a.m. the day after a Mississippi State University home football game falls on a weekday.
A third change, which Little said should occur without debate, is a clerical one in nature that would allow Starkville to sell beer with an 8-percent alcohol content. State lawmakers increased the alcohol content restriction to 8 percent in 2012.
The changes were presented to aldermen Aug. 11 by Mayor Lynn Spruill after Starkville Main Street Association, on behalf of downtown businesses and restaurants, sent a letter to the city earlier this month requesting adjustments.
Public hearings on the changes were scheduled for Sept. 5 and 19 after Little joined Ward 2 Alderman Sandra Sistrunk, Ward 4 Alderman Jason Walker and Ward 5 Alderman Patrick Miller in supporting the matter last week.
Before Little announced he would no longer push for a special election, Spruill said aldermen were elected "to make these decisions" and a non-binding resolution would not give all parties adequate input.
Carl Smith covers Starkville and Oktibbeha County for The Dispatch. Follow him on Twitter @StarkDispatch
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This dress was nominated by Fashion Police reader Claire. It's £143.98 from Anthropologie, who say: "This knife pleated, satin dress glows with a hint of soft sheen, as if lit by late-afternoon rays." Quite.
Reader-Nominated Dress of the Day: Sunlit angles sheath dress from Anthropologie
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July 28, 2009
Sorry – this dress is ugly. It looks like it's been made out of a beige bin-liner…View Comment
July 28, 2009
I'm going to have to agree with the previous poster. This bag looks like it was made out of a paper bag. Not flattering at allView Comment
July 28, 2009
I have to agree with Hannah — I don't like this. The way it's cut looks like it would be unflattering; it doesn't even look flattering on the model! And I'm really not a huge fan of beige clothes (too close to flesh-coloured for my taste).View Comment
July 28, 2009
I'm going to agree with the above posters… My first thought was that it was made of brown paper.View Comment
July 28, 2009
Yeah. This dress looks like a brown paper bag. I'm curious what the Fashion Police think of it. Does the posting of a reader-nominated DoD imply that the FP agree with the nomination? (I guess so, since they said "Quite.")View Comment
July 29, 2009
Is this the sort of thing you wear when you want to send yourself through the post?View Comment
It should have a string belt to complete the package.
July 29, 2009
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Maybe I am way off base but I read "quite" as sarcasm. Hard to tell. The dress is not my style to say the least.View Comment
July 29, 2009
Now that I look at it, it is kind of papery looking. Okay, a lot papery looking. I liked the style more than the color. But yes, I will swallow my pride and admit that the cardboard shade does pose a problem. Maybe in green or black then.View Comment
July 29, 2009
It's not just the colour though, Claire… the material looks very cheap and nasty for it to be making those sort of creases on the model. Black WOULD make it look like a bin-liner, lols.View Comment
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It looks plastic and hideously unflatteringView Comment
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Ahhh… the art and science of balance. I have 4 children older than Little Miss, my child with special needs. I was recently watching home videos and was dismayed! Because we've lived under the how-long-will-we-have-her cloud, we have erred on the side of under-filming our other children! Watching those films I also see that we basically tried to keep them out of the way while we filmed her. Pain abounds.
This is not a new revelation. I resisted it for a long time but finally realized this some time ago. I knew changes had to be made. Balance was necessary so Little Miss could be pulled out of her position as "the sun" and join the other family members in orbit. She had to become one of the planets. She cannot be the one thing we constantly revolve around. There are times it cannot be avoided, as when we are going to the hospital. Accepting that and yet looking for balance the other times is key to our family's well-being, and key to the well-being of each individual within the family.
We consciously made some adjustments in our lives:
- After a few years in the multiple-therapies orbit, we landed our ship and stopped therapies for 3 years. It was a difficult decision and not made lightly.
- We deliberately schedule 1:1 time with our other children. This takes many forms.
- We stopped indulging Little Miss's whims (well not entirely) and introduced limits.
- I began finding alone time for myself and time with friends.
I am forever charting our planets' locations and seeing who is in orbit and who is the sun. I want to convert us from a planetary system to something else…. a family with affirming, loving, fun relationships , everyone receiving discipline and opportunity. I fail and try again, reminding myself that I'm a good enough mother. That's all any of us can be, I think.
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On a Saturday morning after grabbing my rich hot chocolate from Pret. I walked over to the street that never sleeps. The place you go to for shopping, fine afternoon tea or just little bites of ice cream. I love Piccadilly for so many reasons. One of them is that you never feel alone, as much as I hate crowded places, I have made peace with the crowds of Piccadilly.
I don't know how I walked from the hotel to Piccadilly that day was it because of my magical loafers that I was wearing or because of Helio Sequence music dancing in my ears.
It never hurts to visit Chinatown…
Wore skinny jeans, plain topshop white top, oversized blazer & a classic Chanel, completing the look with Sanrio Hello Kitty necklace. My makeup was: Giorgio Armani eyes to kill mascara. And I never of course forget my Sunscreen I used Vichy spf 50+ & colored my nails with Topshop Daydreem.


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Verify Extension Deployment
In order for any of GoGuardian's products to function, Chromium and Chromium M extensions must have both be installed to each student user that you want to collect information from. Although deploying the extensions across an organization is an easy process, it's a good idea to verify that the extensions were deployed successfully.
You can make sure the GoGuardian extensions were installed correctly:
- Log into a test account or another account that belongs to the Organizational Unit that you deployed GoGuardian Director to.
- Using Google Chrome, go to chrome://extensions
- Verify that both Chromium M and Chromium License extensions are present and that both are enabled:


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Quilting at its finest was illustrated at this month's gathering of Wellington Women's Institute. Quilter Penny Armitage presented her techniques learned over the last 12 years but which began as just a time-filling exercise when her husband's posting took her to Kuwait. She now lives on the edge of Exmoor.
She brought along some of her award-winning, mainly pictorial pieces but which include other subjects – such as one featuring figure-skaters Torvill and Dean.
Next month's meeting on Tuesday 20 November at the Beambridge Hotel should appeal to animal lovers: Naomi Stannard of Spring Grove Alpacas in Milverton will present a talk about her life with these exotic creatures. She will also show her work as an artist specializing in bespoke needle felted commissions created from alpaca and rare-breed sheep fibre which featured on Channel 4's 'Kirstie's Handmade Britain'.
Before then, WI members have the chance to try Segway, join quizzers at the World's End and discuss this month's good read in the Book Group.
More information can be found on Wellingtonwi.org.uk, on Facebook – Wellington Women's Institute, at email@example.com or by telephone: 07773 350459.


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The Komodo forums have moved to a new home at community.komodoide.com, please head over there to post your topics!
Note that the new forums are a fresh start - you will have to register a new account.
I upgraded. Why is 32-bit Linux no longer listed as a target for cross-wrapping?
In order to build a wrapped file for 32-bit Linux, there must be an available 32-bit Linux version of the Perl you have installed on your build system.
Community Edition/Business Edition ActivePerls 5.20 and higher do not provide versions for 32-bit Linux.
As of 2016, all of the ActivePerls which support cross-wrapping for 32-bit Linux require a Business Edition license.
When I test my wrapped or cross-wrapped application on Linux, it crashes and reports "version `GLIBC_2.14' not found..."
This is an expected error message if you are wrapping for 64-bit Linux with 5.20 and 5.22 Perls, and run the resulting file on a Linux kernel that is too old (RHEL 5 and 6 are most frequent).
Wrapped files have the same system requirements as the native ActivePerl version. ActivePerl 5.20 and 5.22 require glibc 2.15 or higher.
To built a wrapped file that will run on an older version of Linux, you must wrap with an ActivePerl where the requirements for 64-bit Linux are only glibc 2.5 or higher. As of 2016, all of these Perls require Business Edition licenses.
When I run the installer, it reports that several files are corrupted. I see this error:
This installer package does not have the expected content. Please try to download a fresh copy of ActivePerl from ActiveState's website at activestate.com. If you still have problems please contact us at SupportEmail.
How do I fix this?
---Updated 10/18:
This FAQ applies to ALL ActivePerl Linux tarball installers.
A link to a current version has been specified solely for convenience
There are two possible causes.
1) If you used the command line "tar" to extract the archive, and tar reported this:
"tar: Removing leading / from member names"
the version of tar you have installed is removing leading slashes by default as a security measure. This will break the ActivePerl installer. Delete the extracted folder and run tar with different options.
"tar -zxPf (filename for the ActivePerl installer tarball with extensions.)"
2) If you allowed your browser to extract the tarball, it will have use the Linux Archive Manager. Trash the ActivePerl folder you extracted. Download a fresh copy, and do not open the Download with the Linux Archive Manager.
Go to a Terminal Window, and extract the file on the command line, using GNUtar instead:
You may still hit the leading slash issue if your tar has that default behaviour.
When I try to use the Ruby debugger, on a 64-bit Linux machine, stops after giving this error message:
What should I do?
So trace_nums.so is a Ruby C-extension that is used by the debugger, and
normally can be completely ignored. It was a bit puzzling why Ruby wasn't
loading this file, as it was clearly present and on Ruby's library load
I got the customer who reported this problem to fire up irb, cd'ed to
the directory containing trace_nums.so, and run `require 'trace_nums19'`.
He reported this error message:
The customer had /usr/lib/libruby-1.9.1.so installed, but not libruby-so.1.9
I see that rvm installs libruby.so.1.9.1 in each directory, and then
creates symbolic links libruby.so and libruby.so.1.9 pointing to it, so the
libruby-so.M-N form looks correct. But this naming is inconsistent -- Python
puts the version numbers before the ".so" extension, while Perl and Ruby
typically put them after.
Anyway, the simple fix was to run
cd /usr/lib
sudo ln -s libruby-1.9.1.so libruby.so.1.9
Will Komodo work with Farsi, Hebrew or some Asian languages that are read right to left?
Komodo unfortunately does not work with right-to-left languages, as mentioned in our Komodo IDE release notes, due to a limitation in the text editor component.
Why won't Komodo Edit 4.2.1 upgrade to version 4.3?
We are no longer publishing updates for the Komodo Edit libstdc++5 builds. If you find Komodo Edit is not updating, check under "Help|About Komodo" for the following build information:
Komodo Edit, version 4.2.1, build 283000, platform linux-libcpp5-x86.
Built on Tue Nov 13 14:03:05 2007.
Check this FAQ to see if you can run the libcpp6 build instead:
If you are unable to use this build, and would still like to upgrade to get the newest features, consider building Komodo Edit from the Open Komodo repository:
The Code menu gives a keybinding of "Ctrl+Shift+U" for "Make Lowercase", but when I try this, the selection is replaced by the letter "u" and the cursor no longer moves. What's going on?
Some Linux platforms use the Shift-Ctrl-U as an signal to move into an in-place Unicode Input Method Editor (IME), and Komodo can't override that to implement the lowercase-selection command. However this isn't the case on all Linux platforms, and we can't have Komodo determine it at runtime either.
If you're on Unix, you can use the Preferences|Editor|Key Bindings to assign this command to a new key binding; I found [Ctrl K + L] is as memorable as the default key sequence, and it isn't being used.
If you do end up in this IME mode, you can press the Escape key to get out of it.
How to install and run Komodo 4 on Ubuntu Linux x86_64
The complete solution for installing and running Komodo4 with the 64-bit Ubuntu build is this:
sudo apt-get install libc6-i386 ia32-libs ia32-libs-gtk
Works fine after that.
NOTE: Installing just libc6-i386 lets the install script perform the installation. But running the program generates this error message:
error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
Installing the other two packages (ia32-libs and ia32-libs-gtk) fixes that part.
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When I try to debug PHP using CGI Emulation, I get this error:
No input file specified.
This is because your PHP CGI interpreter has been compiled with cgi.force_redirect set to on for security reasons. We can fix this in Komodo by changing this setting in the copy of php.ini that Komodo uses:
- open the php.ini copy that Komodo is using:
- change the setting:
; cgi.force_redirect = 1
cgi.force_redirect = 0
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The Best Tzatziki
Here's my Tzatziki recipe. Whenever I make this there are lots of happy faces in my house! It's great for dipping veggies or breads, slathering into wraps, topping potatoes of any kind and anything else you can think of really…
- half a cucumber
- 2 tsp sea salt flakes (or 1 tsp fine sea salt – use half a tsp instead of a whole one where directed below)
- 500g tub greek style yoghurt
- large garlic clove
- 1/2 tsp red wine vinegar
- 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- freshly ground black pepper
- handful fresh dill (or mint if you prefer), finely chopped
Peel the cucumber and run a teaspoon down the middle of it to remove the seeds. Finely chop the light green flesh and place it in a small sieve over a bowl, mixed with 1 tsp of the salt, and leave for an hour. You should see some liquid in the bowl by the time it's finished.
Decant the yoghurt into a serving bowl. Peel the garlic and place it in a pestle and mortar along with the other teaspoon of salt, then crush to a paste. Add the oil, vinegar and black pepper to the garlic paste and whisk it together to emulsify. Now add this dressing mixture to the yoghurt and stir until thoroughly combined.
Tip the cucumber out onto some good quality kitchen paper and blot it dry, then carefully remove it from the paper and add it to the yoghurt along with the chopped dill. Stir to combine.
If you can, leave this in the fridge, covered with clingfilm, for a couple of hours before serving to let the flavours come together…it's worth it!
Carrot Soup with Honey
This is the recipe for the soup we served at the last Sutton Soup event. It is a wonderfully simple soup, made all the better if you use good quality ingredients. Please do try to use organic carrots and an interesting honey here – you will be rewarded!
- 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
- 1.5 litres veg stock (I like Kallo)
- 1.2kg carrots, chopped
- 2 tbsp honey
Heat the oil in a large pan and fry the onion and garlic in it for five minutes. Add the stock and carrots and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for 40 minutes, until the carrots are really tender.
Turn off the heat and let the soup sit with the lid on for five minutes or so, then add the honey and stir in to dissolve. Season with salt and pepper and then blend till smooth with a hand blender. Serve with a hearty bread like the focaccia pictured here, or wedges of cheese on toast. Delicious!


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"Fast is better than slow", one of the Ten things (Google) knows to be true concludes that users prefer the fastest, simplest method. We at Stipple wonder, if this principle holds (and we believe it does), why have annotations, a tool designed to make discovery faster, largely failed to gain wide user acceptance?
What are annotations? They're in use everywhere on the web today — Facebook people tags, hyper-linked green words on news sites and the word boxes atop many of your favorite YouTube videos. Annotations are supposed to quickly and easily give context to images, videos and other content, saving a user time and eliminating guess work. Though widely in use and designed to save time, many users find annotations products annoying and spend more time shutting off and avoiding them rather than using them.
We believe in the promise of annotation, yet tremendous tension between current annotation products and web users. So, we set out to build Stipple as the fastest, friendliest way to label and view the content of pictures on the web.
Our early thoughts on annotations done right:
1.Manners: For annotations to become a well-liked tool on the web, they will need to 'learn their place' and stop being impolite — to speak only when spoken to. If a user wants to reveal information, then the annotation should react quickly and display relevant and useful information, but only if the user has initiated the display of the annotation.
2. Go away (as fast as you came): Annotation products all seem to appear super fast, requiring nothing more than a brief touch of the annotated object with your cursor. Getting rid of annotations seems to be another matter. Annotations which open windows that can only be closed with a mouse click, are asymmetrical and a poor way to treating web users. Let the reader control the label and close the window when a reader moves their mouse away.
3. Remember, you're a guest (on someone's site): Annotations live on publishers' web properties. Annotation products need to be 'good guests' — don't spam, brand or unnecessarily clutter a publisher's site.
4. Private people use the public web: Stipple, like all web services, learns a lot of information about user behavior via their interaction with photos. We will be great web citizens and are committed to protecting the personally identifying information of our users.
5. Stop Selling and add value Like the worst of used car salesmen, most annotations are always trying to sell you something rarely allowing you to just look around and discover. There's tons of content in photos that needs to be revealed and a lot of it has nothing to do with a product or an advertiser. Not only are we okay with that, we support it. Stipple provides value-added services for photo labels, including captions and information labels today. We have a bunch of features coming soon that have nothing to do with commerce, rather providing great to tools for publishers and photographers.
Well-executed labels provide information, utility and an enjoyable user experience. This is how we envisioned and ultimately built Stipple. We welcome each of you to join the conversation and help us do our small part to build a better, richer web.


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You've heard everyone harp on and on about the little black dress (LBD) and how every woman needs to have one in their wardrobe... Well, I'm here to jump in on that bandwagon because it's a staple for many reasons! Black is a fail safe color - you can wear it during any season and you will look put together and sleek. Additionally, it makes for the perfect blank canvas for all your favorite accessories and suits every occasion be it casual or black tie (given the right accessories).
Would you believe that I didn't own a "go to" LBD before I found this gorgeous Maje number (brand new with original tags) at Buffallo Exchange on 26th Street between 6th and 7th?? I went in there on a whim after trying on wedding dresses at David's Bridal a few streets over. This dress called my name from all the way in the back dark corner of the dress rack.
Here I am, having just tried on a ton of white wedding gowns and the one that really grabbed my attention is a black one with a daring chest cut-out. Tisk tisk.. I wish I had this feeling about a wedding dress!! With the big day just 7 months away, I really need to get serious about finding THE one!
If you're looking for your own LBD for any upcoming holiday parties or events, I've hand picked a few below in a little segment I'm calling, Wardrobe Basics. You can look forward to future Wardrobe Basics posts featuring pieces like thick knit sweaters, strappy sandals, statement necklaces, etc. etc. :)
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1) H&M // Flared Mini Dress ($24). - I love this little skater dress! They re-released it from last year in blue and black. I own the same one in a deep emerald green color (purchased last year) and I can't wait to wear it again. The H&M website says that this dress is made of jersey material but the shiny quality reminds me more of neoprene (which has been quite popular this season). Whatever the fabrication really is, it gives the dress some structure and it's super flattering on.
2) H&M // Chiffon Knee Length Dress ($56). If you're going for a more sophisticated yet edgy look, this is the perfect LBD for you. It looks like it's all business from the waist up, but the grommet detailing on the hem gives it a youthful almost punk vibe. I'm picturing this with some killer ankle strap heels in a fun color....like cobalt blue!
3) Zara // Dress with Sheer Detail ($90). I'm a sucker for anything with sheer details. Where a tube-dress might seem a little skank-a-licious and a long sleeve dress a little too covered up -- this dress let's you have a little of both with just the right amount of sexy, a classy sexy if you will.
4) New Look // Black Crochet Collar Sleeveless Skater Dress ($24). The polar opposite of the previous dress - this one is demure and super cute with the crochet collar. With the perfect heels and big round sunglasses you can take this dress from 2nd grade teacher to Audrey Hepburn.
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Something like a month ago I was making my usual sprouted einkorn sandwich bread, when my KitchenAid popped a tooth in the attachment gearbox whilst grinding up the sprouted grain. I resolved to get a better food grinder, and thought the amount of power input required and frequency of use at our house would make a human powered machine attractive. Turns out there are plenty of rusty old hand cranked meat grinders on ebay for pretty cheap! I rejuvenated this one and put it to use.
Enterprise Manufacturing Company was a firm based in Philadelphia, and they made meat and coffee grinders, sausage stuffers, and sad irons, among other things. I haven't tracked down a good internet history of the company; if you know of one please point me toward it and I'll post it here.
There is a successor company to Enterprise which is still making these today, called Chop-Rite 2. Apparently the new ones are cast iron with a powder coated teflon of some sort as the finish. Probably quite serviceable. There are loads of chinese clones available on ebay and elsewhere for cheap. And if you just want something that will work well and be problem free, LEM makes one out of stainless that is probably excellent and is reasonably priced at $85. But my insanity causes me to be attracted to the antique ones. Part of it is that I think it is morally superior to get used things instead of new things in general. Also I like the idea that the physical things in my life have some history in the world; these somehow have more character than a new item. And after 80 years or so, the weak ones have been weeded out, so I have more confidence in the item's ability to perform the task it was designed for. Another advantage of used stuff is that it is often a lot cheaper than something new, and sometimes of higher quality.
Usually the antique needs some attention to make it work properly or a tune up to get the most from it. This process, which nearly always takes far longer than I had initially thought, helps me get to know the object and understand how it works and what might go wrong in the future. I think being more familiar with your machinery is a good thing.
Of course occasionally it is the case that useful design improvements have in fact been made in the last 100 years, as opposed to changes made for purposes of design for manufacturing, cost cutting, and planned obsolescence. In this case the antique may not be quite as functional as something new. Other potential drawbacks with an antique can be that it might have excessive wear, and getting replacement parts can be impossible.
I bought this Enterprise #10 clamp on grinder on ebay for about $20.
The first step is to pull it apart and see what is what.
As you can see its a bit rusty, and there appeared to be little bits of whatever was last run through it still present on the inside. I joked with my sister Annesly that we should taste these morsels and see if we could tell what flavor sausage was last made in the machine.
I bought a replacement stainless chopper blade, with 3, 6, and 12mm cutting dies also in stainless from Butcher-Baker. The other parts I sprayed down with a phosphoric acid de-rusting spray from Home Depot and let them sit for about 20 minutes.
After a thorough rinse in hot water, I dried the pieces out in the oven at minimum heat.
This is usually the wire brush stage, but this device was originally tinned to prevent corrosion and there is a fair bit of the coating left intact that I didn't particularly want to strip off with the wire wheel. So I just wire wheeled the threads on the barrel, which were not tinned but were filled with gunk and rust. I also gave this treatment to the screw for the table clamp.
Next came some manual brushing of the internal recesses and inside the external lettering and corners with a brass toothbrush.
On to the buffing wheels. I did black compound on a hemp wheel, then brown compound on a sewn muslin wheel.
Finally, I put on a coat of furniture wax on the outside surfaces and shortening on the inside surfaces, buffed it out, then cooked it in the oven for a little while (not the wood handle) to help the wax and grease penetrate pores in the cast iron.
There were a few mechanism type repairs to make. The biggest problem was that the anti-rotation pin which prevents the die plate from spinning was sheared off and munged over such that it was no longer effective.
I milled it down with a 3.175mm end mill in the Bridgeport at work,
then tried to drill and tap a hole in it to extract the pin with a machine screw. Unfortunately, the pin was significantly harder than the surrounding cast iron and I probably didn't do a good enough job centering the drill hole on the flattened pin. So the drill deflected to the interface between the cast iron and the pin and drilled down there, rather than into the center of the pin. I decided to try to just use a stainless cap screw in place of the pin, which is not ideal from a cleaning perspective, but does serve the anti-rotation requirement admirably.
I took it home, washed it out with soap and water, then thought about the other issue that could use some attention, namely the bottom clamp. Either by sloppy initial design/manufacturing, or through years of hard use, the screw from the bottom clamp now sticks up proud of the clamping pad. So if I clamp it to the table, the screw is biting into the table before the clamp pads land. I think the best thing to do will be to afix some plastic pads to extend the reach of the clamp pads, but for now I just use a little piece of wood between the counter and the bottom clamp such that the end of the clamp screw digs into the wood until the clamp pad lands.
One final test was to see if there was lead in the tinning. Of course people back then though lead was nature's wonder material and views have changed on that in the intervening century. I scraped up a bit of the coating and used a home lead test. Not as good as an XRF test, but these things do work most of the time. No sign of pink or red, so I feel better about putting my food through it.
Here is the grinder, ready for use. My hand is in there for scale. This thing is pretty large.
Grinding Sprouts
After fixing the grinder to the counter, I installed the extruder screw, along with a PTFE thrust washer I had in my basement as an extra from my cheese press project a few years ago. Which happened to fit perfectly. It's moments like these that make me feel slightly better about hoarding so much junk. I avoided having to order a $1 washer from McMaster Carr and having to wait one extra day. Sweet! Somehow that justifies the 5000kg of what Becky calls my "garbage" clogging up the basement...
You can see the end of the shaft is broken off, but for now the handle has enough engagement on it that it seems to work ok.
Next comes the chopper.
Then the die plate. I started with the 3mm plate for grinding sprouted Einkorn.
Finally, the retaining ring. Read the text cast into the ring. "SCREW THIS RING UP TIGHT". How's that for a self documenting machine!!?
This grinder is about four times the sectional area of the Kitchen Aid grinder, so it made short work of the liter of sprouts I had.
The crank got very hard to turn right after this, so afterwards I metered the sprouts in more slowly such that the screw was barely loaded. Even still it was hard to turn; I think the 3mm die was too small for this extremely sticky and thick material. The 3mm holes were also pretty annoying to clean out; the die is like 7mm thick, so the aspect ratio is not favorable for releasing a plug of sticky stuff. Got it done though:
Next up was to grind some meat and see how the #10 fared. Since I don't have a stuffer yet, I decided to try to make some breakfast sausage from the recipe in Charcuterie, by Ruhlman and Polcyn. I got a 700g chunk of pork shoulder and scaled the other ingredients to suit. I cubed the pork manually, then chilled it in the freezer for a little while in a glass casserole pan until partly frozen while I prepped the other ingredients.
The pork cubes were tossed with the other ingredients and put through the grinder with the 12mm die installed. Whew! Smooth like butter! Very easy and fast to crank it through. I
replaced the die with the 6mm one and ran the mix through again, once more amazed at the speed and effectiveness of the grinder.
The output of the grinder was mixed for a short period with a little liquid in the KA, which served to bind the mixture together.
Finally I formed a big log in a sheet of plastic wrap, partially froze it, then cut it up into little sausage patties. Here is my dinner plate with some test pieces, along with kale and fresh cornbread. Yum!
I've decided to sell this grinder. I've tended to use my Enterprise #5 for almost every occasion, finding it less work to set up and clean. For the amount of stuff I have to grind at one time (a kilo or two at most), it is more than up to the job. Even I must conceded that I don't need two antique meat grinders and the #5 is a better fit for me. If you are interested in the below #10 set send me your offer at holly dot gates at g mail dot com.
The package will include the fixed up #10, the old plate and chopper, plus 3 new stainless steel dies (3mm, 6mm, 12mm) and stainless chopper from Butcher-Baker.com.


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PHOENIX – Work to relocate a water main located within the path of the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway has been delayed, causing Liberty Lane traffic restrictions to remain in effect through this summer.
Since March, crews working for Connect 202 Partners, the freeway developer, have been digging trenches along Liberty Lane between Desert Foothills Parkway and 24th Street to install a specially designed 4-foot-wide pipe that will run more than a mile.
This work has limited Liberty Lane traffic to eastbound traffic, with the westbound and center lanes closed.
The Arizona Department of Transportation and Connect 202 Partners had planned to complete the work in June to avoid connecting the new water main to city of Phoenix mains along Desert Foothills Parkway and 24th Street during summer months when water demand is greater. But the process of obtaining the pipe took several weeks longer than anticipated, and the first portion of the pipe was installed in late May.
Connect 202 Partners will need to connect the new water main this fall to avoid potential outages to residents.
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Jan Løkken, Managing Director has worked closely with Gruber A/S on the development and specialized machines for more than 25 years and states:
"We have achieved very good results in our collaboration with Gruber A/S. We have developed a variety of units and made them "future-proof" for new requirements and specifications. We are well aware that we place very high demands on accuracy and quality, therefore we are very careful in the selection of business partners."
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The honeymoon is over, but the laughs continue in season six of Modern Family. As freshly hitched Cam and Mitch acclimate to the realities of wedded bliss, Phil and Claire find their marriage stressed by annoying neighbors, Thanksgiving dinner gone awry and Claire's online snooping. Meanwhile, a spy-camera drone wreaks havoc in Jay and Gloria's backyard and a close call on the highway leads to amusing changes in various members of the Pritchett-Dunphy clan.
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Library Historical Images: List of Library Accessions
In conjunction with the Community Preservation Fund Project, we recently had the opportunity to view some delightful volumes and documents in the Library's Historical Collection.
In the List of Accessions, as seen above, from April,1891, the first entry (written of course in the Library Hand!) reads: Among My Books by J.R. Lowell. How appropriate!
The following entries for that month include such tomes as Essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson as well as Charles Lamb. On a lighter note an added title is John Burroughs' Fresh Fields, 3rd. ed.


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So I was in Barnes & Noble today looking at knitting books and came across "For the Love of Knitting"... an ultimate homage to all things Knitty!
I'm a sucker for the 1920s, so when I came across this one photo of a vintage 1921 Fleischer or Fleischter (sp?) yarn pattern for the "Diane Sweater" I fell in love and decidedly MUST make that sweater!
I scribbled the pattern down as best I could on the only scrap of paper I had in my bag, an old recipt (generally I always carry a notepad with me, but of all days... you know the story)
Anyway, for Xmas I got All Stitched Up, not really what I wanted, so I exchanged it for 25 Bags to Knit... I really wanted to get my mits on Last-Minute Knitted Gifts, but they were all out, so I just ordered it when I got home.
I'm trying to decide what to knit, now. I haven't done it all day and I'm gettin' all fidgety ;-)


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Kamila is a neuroscientist, autism researcher and co-founder & CEO of Frontiers. She believes that scientists should be in control of publishing their work. While overseeing all activities at Frontiers, she is also an active neuroscientist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
Roger qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1979 and, since then, he has fulfilled many roles within Industry & Commerce and as a financial advisor. Roger has acted as a consultant to Frontiers from its inception in 2006 and he became a full time member of the Frontiers team, responsible for financial and administration matters, in February 2013.
Fred worked in environmental science before venturing into the world of scientific publishing. His past employers include a large STM publisher, a university press, and a technology startup, and he has contributed to a variety of projects involving libraries, document repositories, databases and open-access publishing initiatives. He is very pleased to be with Frontiers and to participate in the transformation of scientific publishing.
With a background in academia and attracted to the Open Access mission, Chantelle joined Frontiers in 2010. Starting in Product Development she managed the launch of the Frontiers Community Platform, the Frontiers Research Network and Loop. Having subsequently been involved in numerous advocacy and business development initiatives, Chantelle continues to drive the Frontiers vision forward, leading various strategies in communications, branding and public relations.
Mirjam, a molecular biologist turned full-time editor, joined Frontiers in 2014 and oversees the operations of the Editorial Office. Inspired by publishing innovations for academic communities, she is delighted to be part of driving the Frontiers vision through editorial policies, quality assurance procedures and staff development.
Lucia joined Frontiers in 2013 with a background in Cellular Biology at PhD level. For the last two years she has led and developed journal development strategies for the Life Sciences program, which includes the most established and high volume journals at Frontiers. She also liaises on product development, and is enthusiastic about working with dynamic use of technology to innovate and improve scholarly publishing.
Working in and learning from years of academic publishing experience, Laura moved from a literature background to commissioning science books for a prominent traditional publisher. Having joined Frontiers in early 2016, she is excited to be working with two innovative programs of younger journals, where she helps to create and drive strategies for expansion.
Davor joined Frontiers in 2013 as Journal Development Manager. In 2017, he took over the management of the Health program bringing to the position previous publishing experience and a passion for business development.
After completing an MChem in the UK and USA, Elisabeth entered a career in publishing at a learned society publisher. She gained a variety of expertise across the breadth of academic publishing including journal development, customer services and editorial process improvement before joining Frontiers in 2016. She is delighted to be leading her program to develop innovative and interdisciplinary open access journals across the entire spectrum of the life sciences.
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Another great article on why buying a new home in Florida is a GREAT idea. Especially new construction homes! Want to buy an investment property and earn a rebate? Ask me how! And see the reasons below why it looks to be a sound investment for years to come.
On April 2nd NAR released its annual Investment and Vacation Home Buyers Survey, covering existing- and new-home transactions in 2013. The press release can be found here, with highlights and select charts from the report below:
- Vacation home sales rose strongly in 2013, while investment purchases fell below the elevated levels seen in the previous two years.
- Vacation-home sales jumped 29.7 percent to an estimated 717,000 last year from 553,000 in 2012.
- Investment-home sales fell 8.5 percent to an estimated 1.10 million in 2013 from 1.21 million in 2012.
- Owner-occupied purchases rose 13.1 percent to 3.70 million last year from 3.27 million in 2012.
- The sales estimates are based on responses from households and exclude institutional investment activity.
- Vacation-home sales accounted for 13 percent of all transactions last year, their highest market share since 2006, while the portion of investment sales fell to 20 percent in 2013 from 24 percent in 2012.
- The median investment-home price was $130,000 in 2013, up 13.0 percent from $115,000 in 2012, while the median vacation-home price was $168,700, up 12.5 percent from $150,000 in 2012.
- All-cash purchases remained fairly common in the investment- and vacation-home market: 46 percent of investment buyers paid cash in 2013, as did 38 percent of vacation-home buyers.
In conjunction with those interesting facts, NAR then went on to release the rankings of states in job growth. Florida came in #4! So if you were contemplating purchasing a home for investment here- I wouldn't wait much longer.
Developers of condominiums near metropolitan downtown areas in traffic congested cities can anticipate turning a good profit- which is a GREAT reason to purchase a condo right now! There are several NEW, as well as existing developments in the major metropolitan areas throughout Florida.


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The GED® test covers five tests: language arts (reading), language arts (writing), mathematics, science and social studies. Each section of the test gives a score between 200 and 800. Many states require test takers to obtain a score of 410 on each of the five topics and an overall average of 450 for the GED® test to pass.
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WASHINGTON — Rookie outfielder Juan Soto's impact on the Washington Nationals lineup was immediate.
Soto hit a three-run homer on the first pitch he saw in the first at-bat of his first start and the Nationals rolled over the San Diego Padres 10-2 Monday night to snap a three-game losing streak.
Washington's Jeremy Hellickson (1-0, 2.20 ERA) opposes rookie Eric Lauer (1-2, 8.14) in the middle game of the series Tuesday night.
Soto's long ball was contagious as Mark Reynolds hit two home runs and Bryce Harper connected for his National League-leading 14th.
"I thought as a team, we really swung the bat well," Harper told MLB.com. "Really jumped on them early and did the things we could to put some runs up there on the board. Of course, it started with that three-run homer by Soto. Got it going and we never stopped."
The 19-year-old Soto — Washington's No. 2 prospect — was called up to be Washington's primary left fielder following a string of outfield injuries. He struck out as a pinch hitter Sunday in his first Major League at-bat, but on Monday night became the first teenager to homer since teammate Harper in 2012.
"It's exciting," Nationals manager Dave Martinez told the Washington Post. "It's uplifting. Here's a young man getting a chance to play in the big leagues at an early age. It pumps everyone up."
Gio Gonazalez (5-2) allowed two runs on two hits over seven innings.
The Nationals, who were swept by the Dodgers over the weekend, pounded out 15 hits, seven for extra bases.
San Diego's Robbie Erlin (1-3) was gone after four innings and six runs in a spot start.
If Soto is in the lineup Tuesday night, he will face fellow rookie Lauer, who will be making his sixth start and first against the Nationals.
The left-hander allowed four runs over 4 2/3 innings, walking three and allowing six hits in his last start, versus the Pirates. That was a vast improvement over his previous effort in which he allowed six Cardinals' runs and didn't make it through the third.
Through three innings against the Pirates the 22-year-old Lauer had allowed one baserunner.
"It should be a revelation for him: 'Oh that's how I pitch here — aggressively,'" Padres manage Andy Green told MLB.com regarding Lauer's first trip through the order.
Lauer's velocity improved from his previous start as well.
"I don't know why it was down," Lauer told MLB.com. "I don't think my velo is a huge factor, because I don't throw 97 (mph). As long as I'm making pitches, I don't care if it's 86 or 92."
Right-hander Jeremy Hellickson (1-0, 2.20) goes for Washington. Hellickson's starts for the Nationals have been relatively short but sweet. He's allowed one earned run over his last three starts.
His longest outing this season has been 6 2/3 scoreless innings and that came against the Padres on May 8, when he carried a perfect game into the seventh inning for a win. Martinez has generally opted to remove him after two trips through the opponent's batting order.
In nine career starts versus San Diego, Hellickson is 3-4 with a 5.80 ERA.
Wil Myers is 6-for-14 with two homers against Hellickson and Corey Spangenberg is 6-for-10. Eric Hosmer is 5-for-24 (.208).


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Forth Valley football academy has become the first professional Academy in Scotland to integrate multi-sports within the curriculum.
In July 2016 the regional Academy (which was also the first in Scotland) launched a twice weekly individual and team sport programme for all Academy players aged between 10 and 14.
The additional sports have afforded the Academy the opportunity to work with and support local grassroots clubs such as Stirling Karate Club and Alloa Boxing Club; providing the players with a high level of coaching expertise. Education and Welfare Officer Colin Burkey, who is also Principal teacher of PE at Wallace High school has also delivered in-service training to the Children's and Intermediate Academy coaches for the team sports element.
The thinking behind it is that multi-sport athletes benefit from increased speed, agility, and flexibility and are less likely to suffer from burn out and psychological issues later in their development. Research has also shown that students who specialise in one-sport year-round develop an increase in injuries due to overuse of the same joints and tissues for an extended time. Forth Valley FA is therefore using the research available to shape a new approach to elite player development which combines a challenging and dynamic football training and games programme with technical coaching and game play in sports such as gymnastics, karate, boxing and basketball.
Throughout the journey from Under 11s to Under 15s the players will receive in excess of 300 multi-sports sessions totalling 60+ hours annually.
The key element however is that players' football education is not affected in anyway with no reduction to the time spent on the pitch. The multi-sports inserts are additional with the Academy taking the lead in Scotland.
Jamie Swinney said: "Feedback from the first four months suggests it will become an integral part of the journey for every child. The players are enjoying every minute of the sessions which they approach with the same contagious enthusiasm they apply to the training and games. The coaches' incredible dedication and open minded nature has allowed the programme to flourish and without them it would not be possible. The Academy parents have embraced the changes and continue to provide a fantastic level of support for what is an ever increasing commitment.
"Without the on-going support of our partners and sponsors and the contributions of everyone connected with the Academy towards the fundraising plan the introduction of such an immensely beneficial programme would not be possible, the Academy staff would therefore like to thank everyone for their support."


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Quote:So, to clarify: You are having trouble printing from Ubuntu that is running under VMWare Player? It works fine printing from Windows, however when you print from Ubuntu, that is when it (VMWare Player) locks up?
Quote:Edit: Here is a page explaining how VMWare uses parallel ports: https://www.vmware.com/support/ws3/doc/w...ices2.htmlI shall examine that straightaway !!!
Perhaps it is not releasing the lock that it's putting on it? Or maybe there is a configuration setting you can tap into that yields better results.


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Baby, thermoforming machine, ideal for the transition manual to automatic packaging
Baby, by Ulma Packaging, is a thermoforming machine for food or medical products. Package is made within the machine using two film coils. This film can be flexible or rigid, up to 300 micron. As an option, you can also create vacuum or make gas injection (MAP) inside the package.
The BABY series is the ideal solution for transition from manual solutions to automatic packing systems. It offers a more economic solution with the same pros of a bigger machine using the traditional packing system:
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This series is the most adequate solution for medium productions, as its standardised configurations can be easily adapted to the needs and requirements of each customer.


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- October 27, 2015
- Betting Promotions
LSbet are Now Offering €50 Free Bets Every Weekend
LSbet are certainly one of the most generous bookmakers when it comes to looking after existing account holders. You aren't given a flashy welcome betting bonus with nothing to back it up here – there are lots of ongoing offers throughout the calendar year, as you can see in our LSbet review.
One of these could land you a 50 Euro free bet each and every weekend. The bonus is calculated on your losses and this 'insurance' can be repeated as many times as you like. Obviously if you've lost 500 Euros or more then it's not been the best of weekends but at least LSbet's promo can help you recover.
Here's how it works:
The bookmaker will calculate your net losses over the weekend by using the first 50 Euros of each individual punt. Single bets have to be staked at a price of 1.80 or higher and multiples at a minimum of 1.50. These will then be totted up and if you've lost 100 Euros or more, a free bet token at 10% of your outlay will be issued up to that limit of 50 Euros.
Remember that you must also monitor your own gameplay and in order to request the freebie, you must speak to a Live Chat operator or e-mail them on [email protected] The token will then hit your account within 24 hours and you have up to 30 days in which to use it.
No-one likes a losing weekend and hopefully you can avoid one but if you have a bad streak, it's great to have some insurance like this around. As refunds go, this is one of the more generous on the market and you can make use of it every single week. Hopefully it will help you recover and get some wins back on the board.


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Top: Dorothy Perkins Pants: River Island Jacket: French Connection Bracelet: Dorothy Perkins Handbag: Florian London Earrings: Dorothy Perkins Watch: Marc by Marc Jacobs Shoes: Ganni
Heading to the movies, a carnival or somewhere else that's very relaxed and casual, means just that - be casual, and most importantly - comfortable. A nice pair of great fitting pants, or jeans with a nice blouse, or dressier top and nice leather jacket keep the look comfortable and casual. The top adds some femininity with the lace and polka dots and has an elegant to it that elevates the look. Ballet flats, while feminine and elegant, are more low key than heels. The accessories are practical, but not overbearing on the outfit, again keeping it subtle, and low key. The handbag adds a touch of personality, color, and interest to the outfit.
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Blazer: Topshop Bracelet: Miadora Necklace: Dorothy Perkins Earrings: Talullah Tu Handbag: H by Henry Holland Shoes: Iro Staccia Top: Jacques Vert Pants: Yves Saint Laurent Watch: Dreyfuss Co
Going out to a restaurant, wear something dressy casual, not simply casual, even if it's not a fancy restaurant. This look works great for those that have to wear a suit to work. If this is someone like you, then you are already dressed you can go as you are, Or you can change your top to something more like this. The lace is feminine, and flattering as its a wrap style top (think the universally flattering Diane von Furstenburg wrap dress). Also you could wear a skirt with this if you prefer, although nice dark wash skinny jeans or pants are also fine. Since this is more of a dressy casual occasion I suggest heels as they are flattering by enhancing the way the body looks. No need to go crazy with the accessories a few pieces are all you need with this outfit.
Watch: Citizen Coat: Stella McCartney Dress: Hervé Léger Shoes: Lipsy Earrings: Kendra Scott Bracelet: Evans Clutch: The Gathering Goddess (Vintage)
When going out to a top tier restaurant or event, such as going to the opera, or the theatre, dressing up is part of the dress code, for the most part, so make sure to dress up, not dressy casual, but dressed up. For that reason, wear a nice, and decent length dress. A beautiful coat that would look elegant, and keep you warm is an important piece to have. Heels are pretty much expected, I say go for the classic colors as they will go with anything, and you will then need fewer pairs. A small evening clutch or small handbag is best for a date. Add some lovely jewelry, but no more than two pieces of statement jewelry, along with an evening watch to complete the look.
Coat: J.Crew Handbag:Tory Burch Bracelet: Lagos Flats: Billini Dress: Ted Baker Heels: Tory Burch Earrings: Body Central Watch: Kate Spade
Let's face it, at some point you're going to be having dates during the day time, not just during the evening, so I had to include it. Spending the day together, or even just some of the day, yet can still transition seamlessly into the evening. A nice dress and coat, depending on the weather are classic beautiful pieces that are flattering, because of their emphasis on the waist, while having a longer length which keeps this look classy and work appropriate should you need it to be. Your choice of shoe, whether flat of heels will depend on what you'll be doing, or what you prefer (or take, the flats in your bag). The accessories add some color, and fun to the outfit, while a great watch is always good to have (in case your phone dies).
While getting all dressed up for a date can be fun and exciting for many of us, also keep in mind the occasion, and where you're going and what you'll be doing, because not every occasion calls for a nice dress, and pair of heels. Most importantly, wear what makes you feel comfortable, because if you put something on and feel uncomfortable, then your date can sense that on some level, and neither of you may have as good of a time as you might have if you had worn something that makes you feel good. That great feeling you have when you wear something and feel comfortable and confident will radiate out from you, so wear what works for you. The most important thing about the date is having a good time, so dress to have a great time.
Tell me, what are your favorite types of dates when you go out? Do you prefer more casual dates, or do you like going out somewhere you can really dress up?


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Occupational Therapy 642
OCTH 642: Neuroscience for Occupational Therapy
Prerequisite: Successful completion of OCTH 630, 632 and 634 or permission of the Chair
Credit Hours: (3)
Examines the gross anatomy and fundamental elements and processes of the nervous system, from a clinician's perspective. Presents the neurological bases of pathological conditions and neurorehabilitation practices.
Detailed Description of Content of the Course
Topics include:
- Division of the nervous system
- Gross structures of the brain and spinal cord
- Neurons and action potentials
- Special sense receptors
- The vestibular system
- The autonomic nervous system
- The enteric nervous system
- Pain
- Peripheral nerve injury and regeneration
- Phantom limb phenomenon
- Spinal cord tracts, injury and disease
- Proprioception
- Disorders of muscle tone
- Motor functions and dysfunctions of the central nervous system
- Sensory and perceptual functions and dysfunctions of the central nervous system
- Motor and sensory roles of the thalamus and brainstem
- Right versus left brain functions and disorders
- Blood supply of the brain and cerebrovascular disorders
- Commonly used neurodiagnostic tests
- Neurotransmitters: The neurochemical basis of human behavior
- The effects of thermal modalities and electrical stimulation on function
- The neurological substrates of addiction
- Learning and memory
- The neurological substrates of emotion
- The aging brain
Detailed Description of Conduct of Course
Course material from readings and lectures will be illustrated using surface and cross-sectional anatomical models of the brain, online radiographic resources, and videotaped case studies. Students will independently investigate a neurological condition that affects occupational performance, and present their findings to the group.
Goals and Objectives of the Course
At completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the structure and function of the human nervous system;
- Analyze the effects of neurological conditions and the aging brain, on the individual and on occupational performance;
- Discuss the neurological substrates of pain, phantom limb phenomenon, muscle tone, sensory and perceptual skills, addiction, emotion, learning and memory;
- Read and understand the results of selected neurodiagnostic tests;
- Explain the principles underlying the use of superficial thermal and mechanical modalities as preparatory measures to improve occupational performance;
- Explain the principles underlying the use of deep thermal and electrotherapeutic modalities as preparatory measures to improve occupational performance.
Assessment Measures
Objective and laboratory examinations, and a graded oral presentation, may be used to assess the outcomes of the course.
Other Course Information
Review and Approval
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Now you can FINALLY hear Snoop calling your match.
Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 16th, Apr. 2014 Under News
If you thought Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Ghosts couldn't have been milked any further, with custom character skins and emblems, it seems that a voice pack is incoming that will see famous rap artist Snoop Dogg delivering lines in multiplayer for $3. It will be arriving for Xbox platforms first on April 22nd.
Snoop will essentially be taking the lines you usually hear in multiplayer and putting his own little twist on them. For example, as GameSpot reports, there will be such classics as, "Squad member active: A brother from another mother", "Homies out the joint. It's party time", "Don't stop. Cap 'em and shank 'em" and "Ballistic vest ready. Those are some fine-ass threads."
Snoop stated that, "What interests me most about the project is that my voice could be connected with a game that's so hip and so hood. It says alot. It's associated with greatness."
But that's not all: Full Metal Jacket actor R. Lee Ermey, who played the infamous drill instructor, will also be contributing to a voice pack launching on April 22nd. Much more packs are on the way, for better or worse, so stay tuned.
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We really enjoyed our stay in Dubrovnik and the apartment. It is in a lovely location in the old town up many steps to the apartment. The apartment is small but cosy and the terrace balcony over the street is a delightful place to have enjoy a beer or to have breakfast! We loved Dubrovnik.
Spent 4 nights in Dubrovnik at the start of October half term 2018 and it was perfect. Firstly, the collection that we'd arranged via the owners contacts was seamless. On arrival we were met by Kristina with the keys - Kristina gave us a brief overview and showed us around and was very very helpful and has perfect English - The apartment was spotless. Full fitted kitchen and a new bathroom were ideal - although we didn't stay in to cook as Dubrovnik has too many great places to sit, eat, drink and people watch.
The bedrooms were great - beds very comfortable and there were plenty of towels - including beach towels, pillows and wardrobe space in general.
Couldn't fault the apartment in any way - very homely but all looked new and spotlessly clean and it catered for everything from bottle openers and scissors in the kitchen - as well as dishwasher tabs which was a nice touch to hand soap in the bathroom.
The location is perfect - just a short walk from the Old Town city walls and the supermarket for any bits and pieces needed was in between. There are great views from both bedroom windows. No where to sit outside at the apartment but to be honest it isn't really needed- certainly not on a short stay like ours and even for longer you are right across the road from the beach. You can watch the day boats leave Dubrovnik harbour pass your window!
Dubrovnik itself was fantastic. We all loved the place - whether it was the pasta and Rose Gin at Arsenal served by Roberto who remembered our faces, the waffles at Petit or the sheer splendor of being sat looking across the bay from the Panorama restaurant at the top of the cable car - everything was well cared for, so clean with great service.
Definitely recommend the walk on the walls and if you can face the climb the walk up the fortress opposite Pile gate for the views. We found a brilliant spot at the foot of teh fortress in the bay for drinks on our way down too.
Nothing negative to say about the owners, the smooth process of booking, great communications, the wonderful apartment or the city itself - we would all four definitely recommend the apartment and the city to all our friends and family
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High school folks don't forget to report to the Bandroom as soon as you get to school tomorrow. We have a Christmas assembly at 9am at LF Addington MS, the bus is leaving CHS at 8:30. We should be back by 10am, dress is casual.
If you have any personal items in the Bandroom and or storage room, they must be removed by the end of school tomorrow. This includes any or all of the following items=
CLOTHES, books, school projects, your personal owned instrument, MARCHING BAND SHOES, music, school projects, etc.
Long story short, any personal items left over break will be thrown out. We will not be returning to the old Bandroom when we come back to school. I will begin moving small items into the new school after Christmas. I will probably begin asking for help with big stuff after New Years.
The concert band will be performing at the new school ribbon cutting ceremony on January 8, there will be a rehearsal on January 7. Exact times and details will be given as soon as I am informed.


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Former Hagerstown Police Department officer Margaret Kline talked about having a larger-than-usual amount of clerical work when she was hired as the city's first female beat officer.
Former Hagerstown City Council member Alesia Parson-McBean talked about going to a predominantly black beach in Florida as a youngster.
Jeanne Jacobs related seeing Jews being deported from France during the Nazi occupation of the country, and teacher Diane Macklin recalled her experiences being a black teacher.
The four women spoke during a League of Women Voters of Washington County event focusing on discrimination Sunday afternoon about issues they faced in life.
The event at The Women's Club at 31 S. Prospect St. was the third year for the speaking series. The first two years focused on women's equality, said group President Barbara Rice.
Kline said she was hired as a police cadet in 1974 for the Hagerstown Police Department and remembered at one point being given a skirt as part of her outfit. She also recalled being given more clerical work than male officers.
"Back then, I didn't think a whole lot about it," Kline said.
Today, less than 10 percent of the city police department's officers are female, Kline said.
"I do feel we are underrepresented," said Kline, adding that females bring advantages to a police job like being good problem solvers.
Parson-McBean said she used to go to a section of Pensacola Beach referred to as Jones Beach when she was a youngster. It was a beach were blacks went, but Parson-McBean said it was not anything she noticed at the time.
Parson-McBean has been working to establish the Doleman Black Heritage Museum in Hagerstown and talked about the challenges of raising money for the project.
Although private money has been donated for the museum, Parson-McBean said not every government entity wants to give. Parson-McBean said she was "frustrated by the system that says 'no, no, no.'"
Jacobs recalled Jews being deported from France after Nazi occupation of the country where she lived as a teenager.
The French were not aware that people being sent away were being killed, said Jacobs, adding that the excuse given for their deportation was "work."


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Limblifter materialized "inside an abandoned meat locker, amidst the hooker and drug infested Yaletown district of Vancouver" while brothers Ryan and Kurt Dahle took some time away from their full-time gig, Age of Electric. Linking up with bassist Ian Somers, the band practised just ten times before they laid down Limblifter in a four-day studio stint.
Originally released on CD and cassette in 1996. Reissued by We Are Busy Bodies on 180g white vinyl. Limited edition. Download card included.
Track Listing:
1. Vicious
2. Cordova
3. Tinfoil
4. Cellophane
5. Screwed It Up
6. I Wonder If...
7. Do I Feel Involved? (Intro)
8. Do I Feel Involved?
9. Dominant Monkey
10. Beard of Bees
11. Death Defier
12. Round the "2"
13. Opinata
Limited to 1000 copies. 180g white vinyl.


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Just north of Athens, surrounded by a pine forest, is a small, quiet village called Stamata. Renowned for it's tavernas, we decided to take a drive up there on Sunday in search of delicious Greek food. The relaxed atmosphere was apparent as we pulled up, the square was empty with the exception of a dog or two wandering around. Framing the square were several tavernas, each with just a smattering of people sat outside enjoying the evening sunlight and traditional Greek beverages.
We sat ourselves down at one where we were served by a friendly waiter who brought us a basket filled with warm, crusty doorstop bread, covered with a sprinkling of rosemary and drizzled with olive oil. We drank local Greek wine from a carafe and dipped our bread in tzatziki as we waited for our main meals. A beautiful Greek salad was brought to us along with our choice of main; chicken and chips for myself, lamb chops and chips for Dad.
It was such a nice meal followed by a slow ramble around the village. If you're looking for an authentic taverna experience with delicious food then be sure to visit Stamata, although you may want to brush up on your Greek first. Very little to no English is spoken here and there are no English menus available.
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Khairy Jamaluddin who was found to be guilty of money politics by Umno disciplinary board, but allowed to contest Umno Youth post and elected as the new Umno Youth Chief replacing Hishammuddin Hussein.
Khairy received a total of 304 votes, beating his two opponents Khir Toyo and Mukhriz Mahathir, who bagged 254 and 232 votes respectively to replace Hishammudin Hussein as Umno Youth Chief.
His victory described by Straits Times as surprising as he had just received a warning from the party for indulging in money politics.
In a rather conciliatory note Khairy admitted he had not won with a strong majority.
"Those who have won didn't win it all, those who had lost didn't lose all. I've got 304 votes out of 793 representatives and that's not a majority. It's a majority among three candidates", he said according to Utusan.
The fight for Umno Youth initially touted as battle between two Malaysian political dynasties – Abdullah the out-going prime minister and Dr Mahathir.


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Somehow I missed this one from the blog oops
Hallo fans, I thought I'd dust off the three winamps and create another cacophony. I may add tracknames if I can remember them,
To be honest this time I set up my winamps, put them on shuffle and then mixed live. Some tracks I skipped but most of them were just there. Hope it is enjoyable. Don't expect a smooth ride :-)


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Catena Zapata Catena Tinto Historico 2014
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Black fruit and flowers from Uco Valley Malbec laced with spicy Petit Verdot. Malbec lends freshness and smoothness, while Petit Verdot grants volume and persistence, conferring a lush, rich attack and wonderful length to the blend.
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Veuve Clicquot Brut Yellow LabelThe strength of this golden-yellow wine is immediately pleasing to the nose while its complexity explodes on the palate. The initial notes of fruit are followed by more discreet aromas of brioche and vanilla when the wine is allowed to age in the bottle. Brut Carte Jaune offers a perfect balance of finesse and forcefulness. Food Pairings: Salmon, blinis, fish tartars, pasta, parmesan, seafood, crackers.
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GF Going Forward Wines Russian River Valley Chardonnay 2016*An Argonaut Select Product. Staff Comments: From the Russian River Valley and just beautiful! Elegant, refined, and drinking nicely now. Green apples, kiwi, a hint of butter crème, starfruit and lemon sorbet. This is soft and balanced with a smooth, vanilla bean finish. Pair this with shrimp alfredo, pasta pesto with bacon or Swiss and Gruyere cheese croquettes.
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DFJ Vinhos Grand Arte Shiraz 2014Grand Arte is the top range from DFJ Vinhos, highlighting wines that express the individual varieties. Labeled Shiraz rather than Syrah, this is a powerful, spicy, rich wine. Solid tannins and dark black fruits are layered with acidity and ripe plums. With its structure, it will age well for a value-priced wine; drink from 2017. *An Argonaut Select Product.
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G. H. Mumm & Cie. Cordon Rouge BrutAppearance: A clear and bright golden yellow in colour, its abundant, delicate bubbles testify to this champagne's elegance and vigour. Fragrance: The nose reveals initial aromas of ripe fresh fruit (white and yellow peaches, apricots), tropical notes (lychee or pineap- ple). It then opens up with the fragrance of vanilla before developing notes of milky caramel, breadcrumbs and yeast, culminating in aromas of dried fruit and honey. Taste: Freshness bursts onto the palate, followed by great length in the mouth, and subtle, rich bubbles. Perfect balance combines with round, ample vinosity; complex aromas of fresh fruit and caramel prolong the intensity before blossoming into a wonderfully round finish. Pairing: G.H.MUMM Cordon Rouge can be enjoyed as an aperitif. Its aromatic richness is also a perfect match for white meat and fish such as monkfish or red mullet, and is also an ideal complement to the creamy flavours of foie gras.
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Situated on the seafront of Maceió, the only hotel "foot in the sand" of the city, within 62 thousand square meters, amidst lush vegetation of coconut trees and turquoise blue sea in front of it, Jatiúca Hotel & Resort welcomes you.
The details make the Jatiúca a unique place. Our staff is ready to assist you with promptness and the peculiar affection from Alagoas.
Be enchanted by the comfort, tranquility and the contemporary style of our 96 apartments. Enjoy the beauty of the landscape.
Here you will find the best of Alagoas gastronomy, with touches of the international cuisine.
The Event Center is the ideal place with complete infrastructure to host your event.
The Jatiuca Resort opens the doors to an exceptional location. All the convenience of the city are at your fingertips and with very easy access.
Av. Álvaro Otacílio 5500 Jatiúca, CEP: 57036-850
Maceió – Alagoas – Brasil
Phone Numbers: +55 (82) 2122.2000
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