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Queenstowners are a loud lot – and that's official, with 849 noise complaints in 2012.
Lakes Environmental regulatory boss Lee Webster says the number of complaints was down 16 per cent from the 1017 in 2011 yet dealing with them still costs ratepayers dearly.
For example, Armourguard is employed as after-hours contractor and their call-out fees alone were about $20,000 in 2012.
Queenstown bars and other public venues had their share of noise call-outs.
Here's how one noise officer recorded his official 9.50pm visit to Camp Street's SkyBar: "Approx 150-plus pub cruise people outside waiting to get in. Bass as extreme as it gets, levels so high light fell off roof at Betty's Liquor.
While onsite, floor/roof bouncing."
However, with just five complaints in 2012, SkyBar didn't top the year's CBD bar-noise complaints. That dubious honour went to Brecon St's Buffalo Club with 10 call-outs, followed by neighbouring Harry's Pool Bar with six. No other CBD bar had more than one noise call-out in 2012.
A surprising venue entry was Wakatipu Yacht Club, whose Kelvin Heights premises were the butt of nine complaints last year.
Its clubrooms are hired out for private functions.
Buffalo Club co-owner Mike Burgess says it's a focus from the nearby Sofitel hotel complex. "The Sofitel being right there have drawn a focus to noise under new management and that's why we show – we've been there eight years and we never had noise issues.
"In recent months we're having more than we've ever had and that's simply why. We're in touch with council regularly to ensure we comply.
"But noise is a grey area …there's so much ambient noise around the town from general foot traffic that it's a hard one to nail down. We do everything we can."
Cooperative noise-makers get away with just being told to quieten down.
Those less cooperative or anyone making a real racket get an 'Excessive Noise Direction' (END) notice.
Webster: "If another legitimate complaint is received for excessive noise within 72 hours of the END being issued, the equipment can be seized or locked or sealed to make it unusable."
A total of 193 ENDS were issued in 2012, with stereos and other noise-making gear also seized on five occasions.
In the very worst cases a district court noise prosecution under the Resource Management Act can be mounted, although none were during 2012.


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We all know how difficult it can be to stay stylish while you're travelling. With limited room, you have to ensure that what you pack both is suitable for your destination and is also stylish. These are just a few tips that we have gathered to help you stay stylish regardless of your travel destination.
Know where you're travelling to
The biggest mistake you can make is to pack for a summer environment, only to arrive and discover that there is a blizzard. This is precisely why knowing your destination is so important, not only for staying stylish, but ensuring you can get the most out of your holiday.
Looking into the weather and terrain of the region you're going to is very important. Packing winter clothes for a June trip to the Grand Canyon will only lead to disaster, and more than likely require an impromptu shopping trip.
For a summer/spring environment, bringing a few cotton dresses is always a good thing. Not only do they not wrinkle while in your suitcase, but can be used for a variety of situations, from walking through a vineyard to late night clubbing.
There is nothing more style-friendly and appropriate to colder environments than a few pairs of jeans. Jeans are very versatile can go with a variety of other pieces of clothing and accessories, while also keep you warm and comfortable.
Stay basic
The worst thing you can do is to try to pack everything you own – it will always end in disaster. Sticking to the basics is the best way to stay stylish while on the move and it is incredibly easy to do, even with the smallest of suitcases.
Packing a few fundamentals is the best way to stay basic. A black dress doesn't take up much room and, when paired with a few accessories, can help you stay stylish in a number of situations. A few scarves take up little room and can be paired with other items to fit a variety of situations.
Bring a wrinkle releaser
Not everything you bring is wrinkle-free, especially when you consider how haphazardly your clothes are shoved into your suitcase throughout your trip. This makes bringing a wrinkle releasing agent essential. It brings your wrinkly clothes back to life and lets you have greater power in creating outfits. Downy Wrinkle releaser is a great wrinkle releaser, and is available to buy online in travel size containers.
Comfort first
There is not point to being stylish while travelling if you're completely uncomfortable the entire trip. Comfort should be a high priority when deciding what you'll be wearing. Again, cotton clothing is great for hotter climates and will stop you from looking like a tomato while on your trip.
For colder, wetter areas, try to go for material with wicking ability. Fleece clothing is a great choice for these areas, but only as a insulating layer. For outer layers nylon is a better choice.
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If you're travelling with someone, don't be afraid to borrow some of their clothes and let them borrow yours. Borrowing clothes give you access to items that you may not have had room to pack, and gives you more room when creating outfits. Just be sure that you trust the person whose clothes you borrow, or it can end in disaster.


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Last evening I didn't have a lot of time to spend at the gym. It was a busy day and kids had friends over and I didn't want to abandon my hubby with five kids. But I did get 30 mins of intense cardio in.
I was reading a past post on how I was finally able to do at least 3.1 mph for 15 mins on the elliptical….WELL….yesterday I did 4.3-4.5 mph on the elliptical for 25 mins! And it felt really good, great actually!
Plus I was able to do over 100 strides per hr on The Arc (my current nemesis) for 6 mins! That is a vast improvement of barely being able to do 65 strides per hour for 5 mins! At 65 strides I had to beyond push myself to finish the 5 mins. Today I had to push but I did not feel as though I would necessarily die. So, I am super proud of that accomplishment. As I have said previously it is about adjusting and getting use to new machines. You are working new muscles, and your body is not use to it. I have a feeling I *might* really come to eventually enjoy working out on The Arc (we shall see).


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What you see above it not photo-shopped, that is a man's hand sewn into his stomach.
Sao Ludgero, Brazil - In March of 2016, Carlos Mariotti, a machine operator, had an accident involving a large machine used to make plastic tableware. The skin from Mariotti's hand was ripped off, making the bones and tendons exposed.
When Mariotti arrived at the hospital, multiple doctors looked at his hand and assumed that amputation was the only viable solution. However, Dr. Boris Brandao came up with a more productive answer. Simply insert the damaged hand into Mariotti's stomach to prevent it from infections. This also gave extra time to prepare for the necessary skin graft operation.
This is Carlos Mariotti today, and no, that is not a mitten.
42 days later, doctors were able to graft skin from Carlos Mariotti's left thigh, this made his hand look like a boxing glove. Mariotti has learned to adapt to everyday tasks with his new hand and hopes to have additional surgery to separate four of his fingers into two separate section. -EE


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Editor's Obsessions: Art
We just finished renovating. Even after the builders left and the dust was swept away (oh, the dust!), it wasn't really done until we had our art work up on the walls. I love the pieces we've collected over the years. Each one tells a story. The little black oil painting dotted with a single stark white plane by Australian artist Mark Gerada was a second anniversary present from my husband. The delicate pointillist painting above our bed is by Lily Kelly Napangardi, an indigenous Australian painter. I found it on eBay when I was on maternity leave with our second child. Each object is a touchstone for me and I hope one day they will resonate the same way with my kids.
Here are the artists I am obsessed with right now. If I were to add to my collection, these 12 pieces would be top of my list.
1. Jaime Derringer is a friend. She's also a mom and the founder of Design Milk and Dog Milk. Over the last few years I've watched her throw herself into her art and it's been so inspiring to see her blossom. Her work is perfect if you are looking for strong graphic abstracts in color and or bold black and white. To Buy: "Sometimes I Wish Beginnings Were Ends," $25
2. MissySue Hanson's store Belles and Ghosts is packed with her quirky illustrations and one-off homewares. To buy: "Cassiopeia," $10
3. I am a big fan of American sculptor Ruth Asawa's incredible wire sculptures. Her work regularly surfaces on 1st Dibs, but it sells fast! To Buy: Copper Woven Basket, $1,000
4. Another friend, Sal Taylor Kydd, has had a camera in hand since high school and is currently part way through an MFA. Her landscape photography has a ghostly quality that I love. To Buy: "Seascape," $350
5. California-born Brooklyn resident Lulu Wolf combines magazine cut-outs and solid blocks of color paper into beautiful collages. To Buy: "Indigo and Blue," $130
6. Karen Kimmel is a powerhouse artist, illustrator and community maker. Through her design studio, she works with clients (like Target); plus, she turns her space over to the crafting community each year as a parental retreat. Somehow she finds time to make art. To Buy: You can purchase her products here and contact her directly for artwork here.
7. Margo Selby is a textile artist with an extraordinary eye. She occasionally takes time out of her booming studio business to create covetable one-off pieces. To Buy: This series of handwoven cotton and silk wall hangings are sold but you can commission similar work directly from the artist via email (email@example.com)
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9. Canadian artist Claire Jardins left the world of marketing to follow her passion for painting in 2011. I love her big, bold graphic abstracts. To Buy: Juicy Burger, $5,184
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Cross-promotion works and its benefits are many-fold. It amazes me how many writers, authors think that all they have to do is publish their book and the money will follow. Hardly! As I recently told a group interested in learning how to write and publish their memoirs, the writing and publishing is the easy part compared to what you have to do next: promote yourself and your book. It truly is not simply a case of "build it and they will come!"
It further amazes me that writers think all they have to do is slam the book up on Amazon and hey presto, everyone will be running in to buy their books, and will happily post reviews when they're done reading. NOT! Begging for sales and reviews is painful, for both the writer and the reader. So what do we writers need to do?
For one, like it or not, get yourself a decent website, preferably an e-commerce site, one from which you can sell all your books…and take all the profit instead of giving it to the middle-man. Doesn't that cost a lot? Not at all. As long as you have hosting, you can have a terrific e-commerce site, like this one for author, Barbara Studham, for as little as $29! On my advice, she hired??Andrew Rudd of DETAIL for DESIGN to set it all up for her. ??Barbara wanted an author's site similar to the one Andrew had done for me at http://www.vigaboland.com. ??He also ??set up this marvellous MEMOIRABILIA site too…and this site cost me nothing! Zip! Nada! Niet! It was a free wordpress site.
Now what has all this to do with cross-promotion? Well, when you have sites like these, based on WordPress, meaning, a blog is incorporated, you have the perfect way to keep promoting yourself, gaining followers, and eventually linking up with other authors who blog, as I did just recently with the dynamic Sonia Marsh of GUTSY LIVING. I met Sonia in Miami when we both won Gold Medals in the Readers Favorite Book Awards. I just love Sonia's memoir writing style and what she does for other authors ie. she allows them to submit to her site and even publishes an anthology for those with, well, gutsy stories! Her blog is an absolute delight to read, not heavy, wordy, boring. It's conversational, the best way to blog. And her followers love her. But the point is, by hooking up with Sonia, both she and I benefit from the CROSS PROMOTION. Look at the blog post she did for me and Memoirabilia today:??http://soniamarsh.com/2015/04/get-help-writing-your-memoir.html. And now, I'm doing the same for her via this blog post here. And last week, Denis LeDoux of The Memoir Network, whose articles I use often in Memoirabilia, recently gave Memoirabilia a wonderful bit of promo in his newsletter that goes out to thousands of his followers. And I'm eternally grateful to Matilda Butler of Womens Memoirs for this wonderful interview with me that she posted about a month ago:??http://womensmemoirs.com/memoir-writing/new-memoir-magazine-just-for-you/
Thanks to Sonia, Denis and Matilda, word is getting around about MEMOIRABILIA through the cross-promotion we are giving each other and it costs nothing but our time to write the articles. ??It works the same way for authors and their books. If you want to get, then you need to give. "No man is an island" was never truer when it comes to book promotion. It's darn hard when you're trying to do it all yourself.
As for paying for advertising to get sales, well, I hope you have deep pockets. Someone once suggested I consult a lady who does promotion and publicity for the low cost of $650 USD. I tossed it up and decided against it because I'll have to sell an awful lot of books to get that $650 back! But with a good blog website, set up for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) by someone like Andrew Rudd, and from which I can also sell my books and keep the profit, I'm way ahead of the game. And if someone wonders if I get sales from my author's website, you bet I do. I did a check last night on what I've sold just from my site in past 18 months and it was worth those very few pennies it cost me to buy that e-commerce site from where I sell my books and this magazine.
Well just wanted to share my experience with you today. Oh, by the way, if you want to consult Andrew about his services, which includes book layout for printing, conversion to all digital formats, book cover design and website setup, you can reach him at email@example.com See Andrew's beautiful ad in Memoirabilia #3, coming at the end of April. Can't find his website? He's busy building it between doing up everyone else's sites LOL!
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It is March in the Valley of the Sun. Perhaps our most beautiful month, if what you like is blooming, blossoming, teeming life. Spring here is like spring anywhere in the U.S., just a little earlier. And, too, it is a fleeting season. This is our short growing season. Soon summer's temperatures will challenge all but the most draught tolerant plants. So we pack our gardens full of food and flowers that will nourish our eyes; our bodies; our souls. I predict a lot of preserving coming up in the months ahead.
Though we would dearly love more land - we scheme, pour over Craigs List, consult real estate postings near and far - there are some definite advantages to being small. Fewer weeds, for instance. The most "weed" work we do on our little farm is taking things we love out of places where we don't want them. I referred to the Ixia a few weeks back. We have since pulled the spent plants, transfering a bunch of seed into the flower bed. If your plant is in the wrong place, regardless of how much you love it, it is still a "weed".
It is also thinning season. Hands in the dirt, dirt under the fingernails, back breaking, pain staking, healthy, strong, delicious work.
This morning I tackled the beets. Beet seeds are called multi-germ, meaning they produce more than one seed per seed ball. So, regardless of how careful you are in your spacing at planting time, they will have to be thinned at seedling stage in order to produce mature-sized beets. You will most often hear the suggestion that you eat the thinnings. Very true about baby carrots as well as beet seedlings. However, according to my favorite go-to book, "The Encyclopedia of Country Living", by Carla Emery, these thinnings can also be transplanted. Water well the existing plants. Fluff up the patch that you will plant. Delicately lift \ uproot the smaller plants and stuff them in the new patch. Pat down gently and water well. We'll see how well these seedlings "took" in another day or two.


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The great American human rights activist, Martin Luther King, once exclaimed in front of a huge audience: I have a dream….
Do you have a dream? If so, what is it? Or do you have several dreams? If so, what are you dreams?
I met up with an old friend some time back, and during the brief conversation, he asked me, "and how are your dreams?"
The word "dream" may carry two possible meanings:
- The thoughts that swirl around in your mind while you sleep.
- Something that you strongly desire to achieve in your lifetime.
The first meaning of the word "dream" is the literal meaning. When we sleep, our minds go to work arranging and rearranging information, and consequently, we may experience a consciousness similar to a waking experience, which seems real but is not. What causes dreams while we sleep is a bit of a controversial and complicated topic, and I'll not be discussing it in depth in this article.
The second meaning of the word dream is a spin-off or metaphor of the first literal meaning. Because our dreams which we experience while sleeping is imaginary, and not real, we call those things which we imagine that we would one day get done, our "dreams."
Dreams are similar to ambitions, but they are not the same, and I will be discussing these two ideas in more details in another article. For now, let's focus on dreams.
Have someone ever told you "stop dreaming"?
Or has someone ever told you "dream big"?
Or did someone ever tell you "you're too much of a dreamer!"
Well, I'm here to tell you, "dreams are good things!"
The idea of dreams is from the time of creation. I guess even God had a dream, and I guess He still does!
Dreams arise out of necessity and desire. A child who grows up in a poor community, for example, may dream of one day building a big factory to provide employment for his people. Or a child who grew up with a struggling family may have splendid dreams of succeeding in business and taking his family out of poverty.
Your dream is something that hasn't yet come to reality, but which empowers you, drives you and excites you. It is something that you really want to get done and are willing to expend the energies necessary to get it.
Many poets write about the theme or concept of dreams. Here's a good example of a poem through which the idea of "dreams" pervade.
by Langston Hughes
Hold fast to dreams
For if dreams die
Life is a broken-winged bird
That cannot fly.
Hold fast to dreams
For when dreams go
Life is a barren field
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The style of Antique Furniture is something which is quite difficult to equal today. If you browse through the online furniture stores, you can find each and every piece is different from the other. Selecting Antique Furniture is perhaps one great way to add a story to your home. Many different pieces of
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Interestingly, every piece of Antique Furniture has a wonderful story to tell as said earlier, which goes along well with the piece or the designer who created it. Nowadays, people enjoy a great interest in the antique pieces. The interest in the antiques, especially furniture has been vividly portrayed in the many different television shows.
Most television shows, companies and websites have created a way for the individuals to share their love for the antiques and to learn about the other exciting or exotic pieces which are available all throughout the world. Hence, the collection of Victorian Antique Furniture, the Georgian Antique Furniture and Antique Wooden furniture are increasingly popular among enthusiasts.
Modern furniture created these days is often limited in design and blocky to some extent. On the other hand, Antique Furniture is often immense in quality and beauty. Most beautiful styles and designs can be found to date back over 100 years or so. The beauty that comes in styles and shapes can be used to enhance the beauty of your home.
Most of the antique pieces are from 1900 and provide more curvature in pieces. This is even offers a greater sense of quality and craftsmanship in the antique pieces and designs from early 1800s and 1900s. In fact, this was the time when furniture was done by hand due to limited power equipment.
Unlike the modern furniture, earlier furniture was usually built one at a time by one craftsman or an individual designer. The modern day furniture is usually manufactured by a group of people and may often be on an assembly line and the products used in the manufacturing may not be even wood.
The use of synthetic materials and particle board is commonly used in place of quality wood these days. This may allow pieces of modern furniture to be affordable, but it actually dismisses the craftsmanship and the quality which were so significant to the craftsmen and designers of early 1900s or even before.
Antique Furniture not only attracts individuals to immerse in its beauty and style, but it also entices people to get involved in the history behind each piece. When collecting Antique Furniture, it will be important to look for information about its designer and the history that can add a wonder and mystique to it.
Individuals have many different choices with the Antique Furniture pieces whether Antique Chairs,
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Today, the Internet serves as the best resource to find Antique Furniture of every possible type. Look for antique retailer sites as well as auction sites to make a good step to seek information on all potential pieces available for purchase.
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PURPOSE: To investigate serially the role of catalase detoxification of endogenous H2O2 in the disruption of the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and demyelination of experimental optic neuritis. METHODS: Serial contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the optic nerves (T1 weighted) and T2 weighted MRI without contrast were performed on 18 guinea pigs 3 to 14 days after sensitization with central myelin for experimental allergic encephalomyelitis. Sex and age-matched littermates were paired and sensitized with the identical antigenic emulsion. To detoxify endogenous hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), animals received daily intraperitoneal injections of polyethylene glycol (PEG)-catalase at a dose of 12,000 U/kg per day for 3 days, then 1,200 U/kg daily for the next week, commencing 3 days after antigenic sensitization. Littermates received an equal volume of preservative-free saline. The intensity of gadolinium-DTPA (Gd-DTPA) enhancement was quantitated by obtaining the value for a region of interest (ROI) of the right optic nerve and the left optic nerve. The effect of H2O2 detoxification by catalase was evaluated by differences in the intensity of Gd-DTPA enhancement and T2 weighted signal in the ROI of the right and the left optic nerves at 7, 10, and 14 days after antigenic sensitization, from the pretreatment value obtained at day 3. The effectiveness of catalase detoxification of H2O2 was assessed with quantitative ultracytochemical localization of electron-dense, H2O2-derived cerium perhydroxide in the optic nerves. RESULTS: With PEG-catalase treatment, mean differences for Gd-DTPA enhancement in the ROI at 7, 10, and 14 days after antigenic sensitization were significantly reduced from the pretreatment values obtained 3 days after antigenic sensitization compared with the comparable interval values for untreated littermates. For T2 weighted signal intensity, only the 7- and 14-day values were significantly less with PEG-catalase compared with values for littermates obtained at comparable intervals. Quantitative ultracytochemical localization of H2O2-derived cerium perhydroxide reaction product revealed significant reductions in the medium number of cerium particle counts of the optic nerve head, sheath, and myelinated retrobulbar nerve. CONCLUSIONS: PEG-catalase reduced H2O2-derived cerium perhydroxide reaction product in the optic nerve but did not eliminate it, reversed disruption of the BBB as measured by Gd-DTPA enhancement, and reduced demyelination and edema as measured by T2 weighted signal intensity, suggesting detoxification of H2O2 as a new treatment strategy for disorders of primary demyelination of the central nervous system.
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Baby Madison
26 comments:
- Christine said...
Hi Pinky love this great baby card ..fab stitching..be sure to come & join us on Feb 8th??
Hugs Christine xx
- January 31, 2010 6:03 pm
- joey said...
Awwwwwww Pinky I love this, fantastic card hun.x
- January 31, 2010 6:44 pm
- Crafty Chris said...
Hi I realy love that stamp, gorjuss card love the colours, I've never tried one that big I would think it would be hard to fill but you did an excellant job.
Christine x
- January 31, 2010 6:48 pm
- Sue said...
Oh Pinky
this is sooo gorgeous hun, i luv the colour combo, the papers & embossing look beautiful, fabby emebelies, sue.x
- January 31, 2010 6:50 pm
- Lil Daffodil said...
Hi Pinky,
This is a beautiful baby card. I love the pink and the image is gorgeous.
Fiona x
- January 31, 2010 7:48 pm
- PaperCrafty said...
Adorable baby card!! I love the soft colors and stitching!! Great job!! Thank you so much for playing along with us at DCRU!!
Sheri~DCRU DT
- January 31, 2010 7:52 pm
- Gwen said...
What a darling card, Pinky! Love your embossing and stitches...that ribbon looks like a butterfly! How sweet! Great for our DCRU ribbon challenge.
Gwen DT@DCRU
- January 31, 2010 7:53 pm
- Riet said...
What a beautiful card Pinky.
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- January 31, 2010 7:54 pm
- Juls said...
how adorable!! I just love pink and yellow together!! hugs Juls
- January 31, 2010 8:13 pm
- 62 Cards - Sammye Jo said...
I love the embossing Pinky! Great!!! Thanks for playing with us this week at DCRU!
Sammye Jo DCRU DT
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- January 31, 2010 8:27 pm
- Queen La Rubba ~ Rachael Doxsee said...
Hi Pinky, Welcome Back! Your card this week is super special! I love it! The designa nd colors are just so sweet! Thank you for joining us for this weeks "Sweet Stampin" challenge!
Rach ~ Queen La Rubba
- January 31, 2010 9:32 pm
- Beryl said...
It's lovely Pinky. Well done for getting it through the machine. Gingham is always so fresh looking and I love it for baby cards.
Beryl xx
- January 31, 2010 9:58 pm
- Liz said...
Pinky so lovely ..as usual
Liz xx
- January 31, 2010 10:14 pm
- Cheryl said...
oh hun this is beautiful love how you make so many different styles,always great to see what you have been up to hugs cheryl xxxx
- January 31, 2010 11:16 pm
- Cara said...
Hi, Pinky! What an adorable baby girl card! The pretty ribbon makes it just right for the DCRU challenge this week! TFS!!
Cara DCRU DT
- February 01, 2010 3:33 am
- mckinkle said...
Lovely card Pinky, I love the texture from your stitches and the colours are so sweet!
Keryn x
- February 01, 2010 11:59 am
- JanJay said...
Oh such a sweet card Pinky, I really like the pink & yellow together - gorgeous!
Thanks for joining us at Sweet Stampin this week
Jan xx
- February 01, 2010 12:47 pm
- Emma Lockley said...
Hi! WOW so much detail, you have filled the A4 card perfectly!
thank you so much for joining us for a Sweet Stampin Challenge. I really hope that you will be joining us again soon
love emma xxx
- February 01, 2010 2:53 pm
- Timcsoca said...
Gorgeous card! Love your image and the colours!The papers are gorgeous too!:)
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- February 01, 2010 4:20 pm
- LORi said...
Total Sweetness!! So happy you shared with DCRU this week!!
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- February 01, 2010 5:11 pm
- Fabiola said...
super chou très jolie
- February 01, 2010 8:01 pm
- Anne-Marije said...
What a cute baby card!
Thanks for joining us at the Create4fun challenge.
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- February 03, 2010 7:39 am
- Margreet said...
Such a lovely card with a cute stamp!
Thanks for joining Sweet Stampin!
xxx Margreet
- February 04, 2010 8:23 am
- Rivien said...
What wonderful card!
Hugs from Hamburg
Rivien xx
- February 04, 2010 10:20 am
- michele said...
beautiful card pinky hugs xx
- February 04, 2010 3:19 pm
- Faye said...
What a pretty card. Thanks for your comments and for playing at Sweet Stampin. x
- February 04, 2010 8:42 pm


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Trying out the WordPress app so I can teach my parents how to use it. Because apparently when one retires, one goes on a grand adventure and wants to blog about it!
The Pleasure-Way, soon coming to a small town near you. California or bust!
Trying out the WordPress app so I can teach my parents how to use it. Because apparently when one retires, one goes on a grand adventure and wants to blog about it!
The Pleasure-Way, soon coming to a small town near you. California or bust!
So apparently emails headed to my blog account have been spam filtered to death over the last few months. So if you emailed me and I never got back to you, please try again. I'm behind in email, but only by a few days. Gah.
Who stayed up late and fixed my computer!
Unfortunately, I belatedly remembered that I had neglected to backup my bookmark files. Which contained all of the links to the online knitting patterns I like, including the ones I am in the middle of at the moment. It also contained all the things I was planning to purchase people for major gift-giving holidays over the next year. Gah.
My laptop seems to have croaked this evening. It is not an unexpected event as it has been limping along for days, to the point that I even backed up all my files over the weekend. Which, it turns out, was a good thing. M is going to try to salvage it tonight but I have my doubts. Not in him, but in the machine itself. And if my laptop is really kaput, my ability to blog will be even more hampered than it already is. You see, the kids have no idea that "mommy's computer" can actually play PBS kids and Playhouse Disney. So when I sneak a few minutes to read emails or blogs, there is no clamoring for their turn. But if I try to sneak away to the office (where I am now), they immediately start begging.
Sigh. I was really hoping it would die closer to the holidays so I could ask Santa for one of these…
As part of my great summer organizational binge, I'm going to be fixing my labels over the next few days as, in case you hadn't noticed, there is very little consistency (case and point, I currently have three different "meme" tags). I have no idea what that will do to bloglines, but if random posts from years ago start showing up, please excuse the mess.
Apparently, I haven't posted in a week. Which has been pointed out to me by several folks. Yes, I'm still around, and no, nothing has happened. The weather has just been nice and I've been trying to tire the kids out by running them ragged around the neighborhood. I've also been trying to get the book fair at C's school up and running. Man, do I hate the book fair. And not just because it is Day 1 of the fair and I have already spent $50…If anyone ever asks you to volunteer to work a shift at a book fair, please, please say yes. Do it for me, OK?
I'll probably be MIA for another few days, at which point my volunteer duties for the year for both school and church are (almost) over and I can focus on things like blogging and knitting again.
See ya later alligators…
So I'll be MIA for a while. After my whining that I wasn't able to volunteer as much as I wanted at church, I somehow ended up a co-chair of a massive fundraising dinner, which is taking place on Friday. Clearly, I have left y'all out of the loop, because really, fundraising dinner planning is not really blog fodder. But as my life is now consumed by seating plans and late RSVP's and writing fun, cheery write ups of gift baskets and silent auction donations (Are you planning a European vacation? Have you always wanted to visit South America? Well, now is your chance! With airfare climbing, take this opportunity to bid on two international round trip tickets. Start planning your next vacation today!), I'll be nice and spare you the agonizing details of my life for the week.
But, for your amusement, I leave you with the following tidbit overheard from C…
C: "My thinking box is broken!"
Rebecca: "C, why don't you think outside the box?"
C: "Um, I really like to think IN the box."
M: "Never, ever say that in a job interview, OK?"
I've been neglecting my blog as of late (Hi, mom, we made it back from Florida just fine, no worries!). I don't know why it is that I can't quite commit to writing down the posts I have in my head. I think it is probably because I am a fundamentally lazy person. So, for example, on the plane ride back today, I composed several posts in my head, as my laptop was otherwise in use as a portable DVD player. But did I write them up when I got home? No, I did not. I did laundry, and went to Trader Joe's, and watched American Idol. Because I couldn't commit to writing about the problem with princesses or the amazing lack of parenting ability on display at an airport near you.
You should see my Blogger dashboard. Littered with half finished posts. The demise of the nap and the advent of the travel season has wreaked havoc on my ability to focus for more than a minute at a time. Plus, one can't blog and knit at the same time, and I've sort of been on a knitting kick recently. Has anyone invented a really workable audio blogging device? Because I could chat your ear off while I knit…
Anyway, don't mind me and my lack of content. One of these days I'll commit to a blog post of consequence, or not…
Thanks to the geniuses at Haloscan, I was finally able to get my comments installed properly on an upgraded template. So don't mind me while I play around with the layout for a few days…
Tomorrow we are off to the wilds of lower New England to spend Thanksgiving with my dad and his family. His house is located in the middle of nowhere so I am fairly confident there won't be a wireless signal and the wireless card M uses for work is not currently in residence. So I respectfully bow out. I could use one of those emailer services, but that feels sort of like cheating, and, it's not like I really have anything interesting to say. In fact, I'm sort of relieved about the whole thing.
Now I just have to figure out which holiday projects I am shleping up with me. Perhaps if I use the time I was spending blogging to knit I'll be able to finish up some of them. Although between that and the bread baking, my relatives are going to have serious flashbacks to what it was like to have my mother in residence. Perhaps I'll just buy the store-bought rolls and call it a day.


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Sunday, September 4, 2011
Ready for startup
6 days and 6 Nights later I´m finished with the overhaul after the Exhaust valve dropped into the front cylinder. The crank and rods are refurbished and the heads are as Zero set as they can be.Seats, Guides, new tins and spring washers.Most challenging has been to produce absolute round Seat recesses as the weld repair did pick up carbon from the iron, and hard it gets.In the Sunnen the borehead has two cutters and the solution was to run on very low RPM with only one. Then when ran in to the same problem cutting the seats using a typical set up where the cut extend outside the seat to match the surface to make the smooth transition, worked around it by becoming dentists using a 700000RPM grinder to remove hard material very precisely. all well the bike is completely ready for start and I´m celebrating. Nothing would have been possible without the help from Cala Steimar at Calas High Performance. Everything done or parts used was checked and double checked, one of the new intake valves was found to have variation to the stem dia, so it was honed straight by using a diamond setup, and one of the new tins had to be opened up after found having the scavenge tube soldered complety shut,
Honing hard chromed stem
The Front Head after the failure
The same head after restoration
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A beachside block on the market for the first time in 30 years has sold under the hammer for $61,000 over the reserve price.
Retirement forced the 80-year-old seller to offload the 546sq m Buddina property at Saturday's auction for $561,000.
A majority of the seller's eight children were on-site to watch The Auction Group's Gordon Macdonald declare 53 Iluka Ave sold to a young family planning to build their home on the vacant land.
Mr Macdonald said six registered bidders were keen on the listing which is within walking distance to Buddina State School, Kawana Surf Club and Kawana Shoppingworld.
"The majority of the active bidders were younger, I mean in their 30s, couples looking to build," he said.
Property One Sunshine Coast's Malcolm Coote was responsible for the marketing campaign.
Mr Macdonald also called the earlier auction of another vacant coastal block of land.
Mitch Semple, from Century 21 on Duporth Maroochydore, said the 546sq m property at 32 Tombarra St, Mooloolaba sold for $545,000 to a Sunshine Coast couple keen to build in the suburb.
"We had about 12 registered bidders," he said.
"They didn't all get involved but it was quite a turn up."
Mr Semple capped off his Saturday of selling with the successful auction of a large family home nearby at 1 Warrina Court.
Two registered bidders competed for the four-bedroom, three-bathroom house on a 599sq m corner block which eventually sold under the hammer for $935,000.
"They both fought it out all the way up to $925,000 and it paused," Mr Semple said.
"Private negotiations got it onto the market, and a gentleman and his wife from 1770 were the successful buyers."
Mr Semple said his first weekend of auctions for 2017 indicated a successful 12 months to follow.


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CHARLEVOIX - Charlevoix County Commissioners adopted their version of the state's new ORV ordinance - a law which allows certain all-terrain vehicles on some road shoulders.
The ORV or off road vehicle law, which will be enforced beginning May 1, was approved following overwhelming audience support at the Thursday, April 9, public hearing at Charlevoix City Hall.
"We are really for this ordinance," said Dennis Hass, owner of Chandler Hill Campground in Boyne Falls. "It's going to impact our business in a really positive way bringing tourism and jobs to our business specifically, which is a real nice impact."
He added, "I was glad to hear there was lots of positive comments on it tonight and I look forward to having it enacted."


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Being somewhat satisfied with my 'soft and stable' bag making exploits, I decided to make a regular tote bag as a gift for our Monday Modern Christmas celebration.
I used dark grey linen and grey elephant fabric I won from Stitchbird during the year. I lined it with white and red spotty fabric (and I still have quite a bit left, so it will continue to appear in projects). I like the combo a lot.
I even remembered to put a handmade tag in it before I sewed up the side seam.
I would be quite happy to keep this bag myself. That's always a good sign.


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Time to Run (1974)
Directed by James F. CollierGenres - Drama | Run Time - 97 min. | Countries - USA | MPAA Rating - PG
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The protagonist is young runaway Barbara Sigel (a Golden Globe nominee for her performance in this film), who has a mad-on against the world. Refusing help from anyone over 30, the runaway likewise rejects the solace of the church. This generation gap can only be closed by total and willing acceptance of God and Jesus Christ. Randall Carver and Ed Nelson head the supporting cast, while Rev. Billy Graham makes a brief appearance as himself.
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The Circle of Friends of Pillsbury Free Library is an informal group of people interested in supporting and promoting library services in Warner. The group was formed in 2014 by Joan Warren and Carol McCausland.
There are no fees to join. All are welcome.
Coming events:
Circle of Friends Book discussion Group: Meets the 2nd Wednesday at 1:30 pm in the library. Copies of each book are available from the library.
June 13, 2018 Marriage of Opposites by Hoffman
Membership meet and greet "tea" and program (Fall date to be announced). Come meet members in an informal setting; learn about past achievements and future plans. Bring a friend!
Fall Foliage Festival Library Book and Bake Sale (October 6 and 7, 2018)
See also the Volunteers page for other ways you can assist the library with or without being a member of the Circle of Friends.
Past projects and events:
April Indoor Flea Market
2018 Silent AUCTION and Wine and Cheese party Fundraiser Saturday, March 10, 2018: Get tickets at the Library, $10 each to cover food and drink expenses. Get out and see your friends, buy something wonderful to do or to own. Images of auction items will be available in advance on the Pillsbury Free Library's FaceBook page, https://www.facebook.com/events/1815387152093543/
2018,2016, 2015 Wine and cheese party/Silent Auction Fundraiser
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In March 1975, the AIDC began a study of an advanced jet trainer to replace the aging T-33A. The program gained its momentum on December 15, 1975, when the AIDC signed an agreement with Northrop to co-develop a single-engine jet trainer; the prototype was designated XAT-3. The change from the original single-engine layout to the current twin-engine design was approved by the Ministry of National Defense on June 13, 1976. Two prototype aircraft were built.
The first prototype 0801 (69-6001) first took off on September 16, 1980. The second prototype 0802 (71-6002) first flew on October 30, 1981. The first production example, re-designated AT-3, 0803, was rolled out in an official ceremony on March 1, 1984. To boost morale, the aircraft was named Tzu Chiang, meaning in Chinese gaining strength without relying on others. It had made its first flight on February 6, 1984. Delivery began in March 1984, completed in 1990. More than sixty AT-3s were ordered. There was also a single-seat dedicated attack version, designated A-3, but its program was cancelled after two prototype XA-3s (0901, 0902) were built.
There are two zero/zero Martin-Baker 10 ejection seats in the dual-control cockpit of production models. The ejection seats on the prototype were of Northrop design. The crew of two sit in tandem, with the rear seat elevated 30 cm. All AT-3s use MDC systems to break the canopy in emergency. Basic construction is metal but with laminated graphite composite airbrake panels and metal honeycomb core ailerons. The two prototypes 0801 and 0802 were equipped with unspecified interim engines. Published photographs showed the tailpipes protruded from the engine nacelles. The power plant for production models was changed to two Garrett TFE731-2-2L non-afterburning turbofan engines, producing a total thrust of 3178 kg (31.1 kN; 7000 lb). The maximum external load is 2721 kg (6000 lb). AT-3s have five hardpoints (one centerline, two inboard underwing, two outboard underwing) and wingtip launch rails. Weapons that have been seen carried by the AT-3 include Mk 82 500 lb bombs, Mk 20 cluster bombs, 5 in and 2.75 in rocket pods, 20 mm gun pods, and heat-seeking air-to-air missiles including the AIM-9 and the Tien Chien (Sky Sword) 1 developed by the CSIST.
The AIDC retained several XA/AT-3s for test and evaluation of new systems. It is known that the second XA-3 prototype 0902 was installed with the APG-66T radar and the fire control system for the Hsiung Feng (Strong Wind) 2 anti-ship missiles. The cockpit was dominated by two multi-function displays (MFDs) on both sides of the front panel, with some conventional instruments between and above them. A head-up display (HUD) with up-front controls was also installed. Another feature was the hands-on-throttle-and-stick (HOTAS) control. The AT-3 0825 (75-6025) also received the same modifications.
Operators of the AT-3 include ROC Air Force Academy, Thunder Tigers Aerobatics Demonstration Team, and the 35th Night Attack squadron, all at Kangshan. At ROC Air Force Academy, student pilots choosing the Fighter track fly the AT-3 for 110 flying hours. The 35th used to operate from Hsinchu AB. In the winter of 1995, it moved to Kangshan to share the maintenance facilities there.
Nation of Orgin: Taiwan
Constructor: AIDC and Northrop
Type: Trainer/Light Attack
Crew: 2
Wing span 10.46 m (34 ft 3 1/4 in)
Length 12.90 m (42 ft 4 in)
Height 4.36 m (14 ft 3 1/4 in)
Weight (empty): 3855 kg (8500 lb)
Max take-off weight: 7938 kg (17500 lb)
Engines: Two Garrett TFE-731-2-2L nonafterburing turbofans, rated 15.57 kN / 3500 lb each
Max speed: Mach 0.85
Range (max internal fuel): 2279 km (1416 miles)
Armament: cluster or fire bombs, flare dispenser, rockets, AIM-9, TC-1, Hsiung Feng 2 ASM


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The Old Republic has fallen, and now the remaining Jedi are fugitives, running for their very lives from the evil Emperor Palpatine and the traitorous Darth Vader. The prices on their heads attracts the vilest of bounty hunters, and even ordinary citizens can no longer be trusted...not entirely.
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So here we are only a day before the start of the World Championships here in Italy. We have been here for just over a week now to give a chance to our body to adjust to time change but most importantly to diet-change. We left Calgary on the 8th of February and flew to Venice. After about 24 hours of traveling, we found a nice "Aubergo" downtown Venice were we absolutely crashed. A good night of rest later, we woke up early to go for a run along the canals of Venice, one of the nicest run we ever had actually. It was just spectacular. We then made our way to pick up our traveling partner in Landeck Austria.
We spent 3 wonderful days in Reiner's family in Winnebach in the valley of OtZtal, on a hotel/farm getting immerse in the Austrian Culture.
We made the most of the Austrian snow. On the first ski day, we climbed up the valley just behind the hotel towards a nice summer hut and kept going up the valley and ended up at the top of a 500m long 45 degrees couloir; which we skied with our race skies of course. It was a great warm up run on our first ski day in Europe!
The following day was more training oriented. We skied up a nice mellow trail towards a nice alpine Café called the Nissl Hut, had a coffee break, skied down and climbed up to an other alpine hut (Amberger Hut) where we had amazing cappuccinos and shared traditional food! We also scoped the itinerary for the following day.
On day 3, we woke up to beautiful sunny skies. We climbed back to the Amberger Hut, had an espresso and then undertook the climb up the highest peak of the area, the SchranKroger 3498m. It was amazing! Back down the glacier, we had to stop at the hut once again and get a last great meal before heading back to the hotel. Then, we took the road back to Landeck to have a last minute vertical race against the local Search and Rescue team and drove back to a little town in Italy called Belluno.Now, the pre-race shopping is done, we are quasi rested and definitively carb loading… I think it is fair to say that we are ready to race! We could definitively hope for more snow as things here are not really covered so racing should be really interesting. Please some some energy our way as we have a week long filled of event coming up!


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On Fri, 2007-12-14 at 11:05 -0500, Subra A Narayanan wrote: > Joe, > > Thanks for ur response. > > The reason I wanted to change the target directory was because my apache > module is being compiled as one of the components of a much larger makefile. > All the other shared libraries generated by this make file, are copied in a > particular directory and hence I wanted my apache module to go in to that > directory as well. As you suggested, I could copy the .so file to whatever > directory I want later on, but I am not sure if such copying ig generally > done in a makefile. That's the approach I would choose (I do for packaging my modules into Debian packages). Why wouldn't you copy in a Makefile? Just add another dependency: your_very_Special_path/your_module.so: your_module.slo cp .libs/your_module.so your_very_Special_path/your_module.so > I did try to directly use gcc to compile my apache module so that I could > specify any target directory but ran in to another issue which is detailed > here => > http://email@example.com%3e > > I didnt receive any helpful responses to that posting thats why I am trying > to use apxs. I got the impression that everyone considered this a no-so-good idea .... HTH Ralf Mattes
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On Dec. 11, four of the 16 women who have publicly accused President Donald Trump of sexual misconduct held a live press conference on Facebook with Brave New Films, calling for a congressional investigation into the allegations against Trump.
During the 2016 presidential election, at least 16 women came forward with accusations of sexual harassment and assault against Trump, spanning decades. Trump has continually rejected the allegations as false, despite the 2005 tape recording in which Trump boasts about grabbing and kissing women without their consent.
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, the four women, Rachel Crooks, Samantha Holvey, Jessica Leeds, and Lisa Boyne, urged Congress to investigate their claims.
"It became apparent that in some areas, the accusations of sexual aggression were being taken seriously and people were being held accountable ― except for our president," Leeds said. "We're at the position now where in some areas of our society, people are being held accountable for unwanted behavior, but we are not holding our president accountable for what he is and who he is."
The press conference comes just one day after Nikki Haley, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, said to CBS News' "Face the Nation," "I think we heard from them prior to the election. And I think any woman who has felt violated or felt mistreated in any way, they have every right to speak up."
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House on the Rock church in Kukwaba, Abuja was engulfed by fire on Sunday afternoon.
Photos and videos surfaced Sunday afternoon on social media with users asking for numbers to reach the fire service.
Head of Police Complaint Rapid Response Unit (PCRRU), ACP Abayomi Shogunle later said 7 fire trucks were on the scene putting out the fire.
House on the Rock Church, Abuja on fire ?. 7 fire trucks ? at the scene.
Caution needed if you are driving towards Airport, cause unknown. pic.twitter.com/zKIRikIOZN
— Abayomi Shogunle (@YomiShogunle) June 25, 2017
The fire was succesfully put out.
Following up on the fire at House on the Rock church in Abuja @chiomahsblog ・・・ Lord we thank you for sending rain and putting out the flames, we thank you for preservation and for sending helpers . To the men of the FCT fire service and the other private fire personnel God bless you for fighting tirelessly to put out the flames. To all the men of @hotrrefuge @rhogic_horn and other lovers of Christ who came together to pray, praise and physically help put this fire out God bless you all. We are thankful no one was hurt and no life lost in the inferno.After the fire comes gold, no matter what the enemy has planned our praise will continue to go out to you LORD! Jehovah you are so great there is no one like you!!!#praise #thanks
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"Medical emergency, captain is incapacitated"
That was the call from the cockpit to the air traffic controller once the pilot on board fell sick and appeared to pass out.
The U.S. Airways (now owned and operated by American Airlines) was headed from Phoenix to Boston when they had to make an unscheduled stop in Syracuse, NY for an emergency landing.
Firefighters were on the ground when the plane arrived and immediately took the pilot into their care.
Unfortunately the pilot was pronounced dead.
What could have happened?
While it's terrifying to think you could be on an airplane when the pilot croaks, leaving you stranded in mid-air, the FAA assured everyone that no passengers were in danger.
Lucky for everyone on board the FAA was right this time, and the co-pilot had his shit together.


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Bill Self
Lawrence, Kansas
Talk about how this has a chance to be maybe one of your better shooting, better scoring teams. Is it sort of fortuitous that this happened this year when there's a quicker shot clock and maybe more freedom of movement?
BILL SELF: You know, I don't know. I hadn't thought of it like that. But we've had some other pretty good scoring teams and things, but I don't think we've had teams that can go get a shot any quicker than this team can. And maybe, you know, I guess it is good fortune, but to me whether it happens this year or three years from now or five years from now, we're not always going to have a team that can score easily like this team does.
Does it feel good that Jamari gets his degree?
BILL SELF: Yeah, I think he finishes up this week if I'm not mistaken. I don't know when it becomes official. I guess grades have to get in. Yeah, to think that he came in a situation where the NCAA obviously didn't let him play because of a rule, and basically to see him stay after it and finish up I think speaks volumes of his character and his want-to. He's a terrific kid, or young man.
You've said he could be one of the great success stories to come through here. Talk about where he's come from in Chicago to now and how much he's grown.
BILL SELF: Well, there's a lot of success stories, but the ones that you probably hold truest to your heart are the ones that the deck is stacked against them a little bit, and this deck was stacked against him. You know, the first time that we saw Jamari was by accident. We go down to IMG to look at somebody else, and Kurtis says, hey, check him out, he looks pretty athletic, but he wasn't a highly-recruited kid by any means. Texas Tech messed with him for a bit and there was a few other schools, but he really didn't have much of a résumé because he really didn't play in high school. I think he played one semester maybe or one year in high school because he was never really eligible because of his home situations with him being homeless for a while.
Certainly that put him behind the 8-ball. But to see how he just kind of fought through it. He went down there and did everything he was asked to do to get eligible, and come to find out what he was asked to do did not meet NCAA qualifications, not because he got bad information, I just think the person that helped him had no idea that everything he did wouldn't count because they couldn't give him those extra two semesters because he was homeless for a year, and I think everybody assumed that that would probably be the case.
We lost the appeal for him to be eligible, and he's hung in there, and he's been great since. He's not the most skilled player that we've ever had, and certainly not the biggest. He's kind of at an in-between size, 6'7" and having to play against big guys, but he always gives us great effort, and he's very, very bright, and he understands how to play, and other guys really enjoy playing with him, so he makes the game easier for others.
His role has sort of changed over the years. How do you see it sort of finishing out this year?
BILL SELF: I don't know. I mean, one, he has to be a great leader to our younger guys, without question. He's a better player than he was two years ago, but we also have more players in our program than we did a couple years ago when he was playing quite a bit of minutes off the bench. I think it still remains to be seen on a couple of the guys on what their role will be as the season moves forward. But certainly he's been a great leader and a great mentor to those young kids. He pulls for them as hard as anybody does.
You talk about giving Hunter a chance. What have you seen from him after giving him extended minutes the last couple games?
BILL SELF: I think he's done some good things. The first game I don't even think he scored. In the second half he makes a couple of jumpers, which was nice, but still, a couple of jumpers doesn't give us an inside presence. You know, it's great that you have five guys that can all make jump shots, but we need to have one guy that can make a basket in tight that you can throw it to and can get fouled, too. Even though he's done some nice things, there's still some other things that he could do that could probably best benefit the team, but I like Hunter. I think he's done a nice job. I think he's played well. But a lot of times when you have he and Perry in there together, the way you would think in theory Hunter can shoot it well enough to get a defender off Perry in the post, but Perry really hasn't played much in the post at all.
Hunter will be more effective if Perry starts posting more. But when we play to just jump shots, I almost feel like we have to do something to try to get a big guy in there to play with his back to the basket.
What does Montana bring to town?
BILL SELF: Well, they've been a little bit inconsistent, kind of like us. They've obviously had the last shot against Gonzaga at Gonzaga to send it to overtime and had the lead with a minute left, and then Gonzaga had a player, a freshman, make a couple of plays to actually give them the lead back.
Very good, experienced inside, got a guy that can certainly score on the block and plays well beyond his standing height, and then they've got some quick guys on the perimeter, and based on what I've been told, I don't know this to be a fact, but Norm told me this morning they've got a guy that could become eligible for our game that we haven't seen yet, so we'll try to find -- we'll get Chris to dig that out and try to find that out. But it was a guy that was a starter for them last year.
You know, this will probably be the most whole they've been, if that's the case, since their season started.
You talked about trying to find a complement for Perry. Are you still trying to figure out the options with that?
BILL SELF: I know the options. There's five of them. Well, a lot depends on Perry. We need him to play bigger, and I'm not being negative, but the whole thing is that Perry's strength in a lot of ways is moving away from the basket.
Well, you move him away from the basket and you put somebody in there that's not good at playing close to the basket, that doesn't bode well for our team. We have to get somebody that can score in tight or get Perry to where he's scoring in tight again.
But I think it varies day-to-day based on how they're playing and based on scouting report and who you're playing against and what the other team's strengths are and a lot of different things.
No question, going back a few games ago, nobody could guard the big kid from Harvard like Landen could. Nobody. You go back, but there's a lot -- Landen is not the best at guarding a pick-and-pop guy, but then you go into -- we have other guys that can probably do that better.
So I think everybody is about the same. Carlton and Cheick to me have the most upside of anybody in our program from a big-man perspective, but we also need to win games now, and so although we want to develop them and I still think they'll be great options moving forward, I'd like to see a little bit more consistency out of those guys, too.
But everybody is doing fine. It's just nobody is separating themselves from the others.
Is that what's made this different element, too, that you have a bunch of bigs that all do different things but aren't necessarily interchangeable with each other?
BILL SELF: I don't know that I'd buy the interchangeable part. I think there's some that play better with others. I think if you were going to ask any of our players on the team who's the easiest guy to play with out of all our bigs, everyone would say Jamari. Everybody, Frank, Devonte', Wayne, they'd probably say Jamari. If that's the case, then you want to try to do what's best for your team over time, and certainly there's times where he gives us the best chance. But that's not consistent. There's sometimes where others do, as well.
We're still trying to figure it out. I think we will figure it out sooner rather than later, but it's not a terrible problem to have. You know, it would be a bad problem if it's the middle of February and you're still experimenting, but I don't think this is a terrible problem to have right now.
Is Bragg a good passer?
BILL SELF: Yeah, Carlton is a good passer. Carlton has good feel to pass the ball. If there's a high-low, he's going to throw it regardless if it's remotely open or not. I think he's proven that. But I do think he has good vision, and I do think he has good feel. So he'll be -- he and Jamari, and Landen is not a bad passer, but he and Jamari are probably our two best passing bigs.
Second half of the game the other night against Oregon State, you played the five and then substituted one. When do you kind of arrive at that? Do you arrive at that at halftime and say this is the five that can do it?
BILL SELF: No. I didn't do that at all. We went into the second half thinking we were going to play everybody. But the guys were playing so well, I didn't see any reason to sub. You've got to win the game. When you're down 11 at halftime, you don't go into the second half thinking, oh, we've got this game this bag. That was not the thought at all. We want to win the game.
So guys are playing well and you get it tied, and then guys keep playing better and you get up five, and guys keep playing better and you get up 10, and I didn't want to break the momentum we had, and I didn't feel like the first half that the bench, nor the starters but primarily the bench, did anything to allow us to maintain any little bit of momentum that we had.
I just decided not to, and when guys aren't tired, I mean, bench is great and depth is great for foul problems and injuries and certainly when guys become fatigued, but if none of those three conditions exist, play your better guys, and that's what we did the second half.
You guys are doing it a little bit different on defense this year. It seems like your guards are being pretty disruptive but teams are still shooting a pretty high percentage against you so far. Where do you see some of the breakdowns or how do you get that number down?
BILL SELF: Well, the number is at 40.9 percent, which is a little misleading, and our number will go down. It always does. But a lot of teams' numbers are lower early because of competition, and a lot of teams' numbers are higher early because of still figuring it out, and I still think that we're a higher number because we're figuring it out, but this is not a locked-down defensive team yet at all, and I think every coach and every player would admit it.
We don't -- when you score the ball a little bit easier, sometimes your defense suffers, and that's the way it's been on every team that we've ever had, and I think you could ask the coaches around the country. Everybody would agree with that.
When you know that you labor to score, you're not a percentage-shooting team, then you really hunker down and do certain things because you know you have to to win. And our guys in the back of their mind, they're thinking, we're going to score enough points to win, which so far for the most part has been true, but it's not the right mentality. We've got to change our mentality, and we've been talking and working on it trying to get it -- if a team gets another good look, that's bad defense regardless if the ball goes in or not.
We're better defensively than our stats, but still yet, we're not near the defensive team that you have to be in order to compete at the highest level in my opinion, but we're working on it. A lot of it has to do with our bigs, to be real candid with you. We've got to figure out a way to put up a little bit more resistance inside and have better shot blockers.
You think about it, you look at some of the weird stats. Devonte' and Frank have 38 steals combined. The rest of the team -- in 550 minutes. And the rest of the team in 1,250 minutes have 36 steals combined. You looked at blocked shots. Although we're blocking a decent number, you take Hunter and Cheick out of there, there's nobody blocking any shots. I think our third leading shot blocker is a guard. So there's a lot of things that guys can do to become more active and create more havoc defensively, and not that you have to be a great shot-blocking team or whatever, but if you're not a shot-blocking team, then you should at least be an activity team, and we've got some big guys that are really not doing either one. So that's where we've got to get better.
When you were recruiting Wayne, I guess, out of high school, was he thought of as a really good shooter or has he developed into a really good shooter?
BILL SELF: I think he was thought of as a really good player. I don't think anybody ever really labeled him as a terrific three-point shooter. I know that I didn't. I thought he was a guy that could do a little bit of everything. But he has shot the ball at a ridiculously high level so far, and we hope that continues. But the reality is percentages do balance out over time, but he's off to as good a start shooting the basketball as probably anybody in the country, and it's fun to watch.
But to me it's not forcing it. He's not -- there's been times in the first two years I think when things weren't going well, the way he made up for it was to go do something that was maybe a low-percentage play to get confidence back, and that's not the smart thing to do. It would be like being in a baseball slump, but on the first pitch you've got to hit a low outside pitch and hit it hard. I mean, that probably wouldn't be -- you've got to pick your spots a little bit, and I don't think he picked his spots as well in his first couple years.
This year I think he's playing well when -- I mean, I could look at him and say, you haven't made shots but you still played very well because I think he's become more of a complete player.
You touched on this, but what more do you need from Perry?
BILL SELF: Just activity. I mean, going after the ball. I thought he rebounded the ball great the second half the other day. But this isn't being negative and this isn't putting any pressure on anybody because it's factual. You're not putting pressure on somebody if you tell somebody you think they're good. I think Perry Ellis is capable of playing to an All-American type level. I think he is. So what does an All-American type level play to? Well, he can't do it at his size unless he's ultra aggressive. There's been times last year during a three-week stretch where I thought he was a First-Team All-American playing to that level. It wasn't because he's making all his shots or because everything he did was aggressive. He was driving straight lines; he wasn't driving side to side. He's so good at driving a straight line and countering off the defense's reaction as opposed to now he's not really driving it hard so there's no counter to be made.
I think that he is a guy that can play at such a high level, and that's what excites me about our team is we've done okay. We haven't been great, but we've done okay, but I still don't think we've seen the best of what we can do because he's so important to me, to our team, because he is the one guy that can make something out of nothing when you throw it to him. All good teams have that, and I think that he'll get that. He's just been in a little bit of a funk the last couple of weeks.
But he's more than capable of playing at an All-American type level. If that's too much pressure, then that's too much pressure. That's why he came back to school. So to downplay that we don't want him to be that I don't think is speaking truthfully at all because we want him to be that. We need him to be that.
Do you schedule games still to help you recruit on the West Coast?
BILL SELF: We have, yeah, we have.
Did that help going out there?
BILL SELF: To play San Diego State? I guess it could if there's guys in the area that we're recruiting, and usually when you recruit -- with us we don't recruit geographically like a lot of schools do. Like a lot of schools live in the West Coast so you play on the West Coast which guarantees you help. We more or less pick and choose. There's some years -- when the schedule was made, this game was probably scheduled five years ago, so you stop and think about it, you have the return game, which we didn't play last year, so the return game is this year, so it was probably scheduled four or five years ago, and back then those kids were all in eighth grade, so we don't know who we're recruiting then.
But I do hope it helps us, but I can't say that in this particular case that it will help us recruiting at all.
Is that still a hotbed area?
BILL SELF: San Diego?
No, LA.
BILL SELF: Oh, God, yeah. Yeah. Wherever there's a lot of people living, there's a chance that there's more players in those particular areas. You know, you still think about historically over time, LA, Chicago, even New York, Philadelphia, Dallas, Houston, these highly-populated areas have always produced players, and of course LA has produced as many as any city probably in America over the last 30 years, and you think about the success that Kansas has had recruiting that area because that was one thing that Roy did. Roy made an emphasis on recruiting the West Coast, and we haven't done that near as much as what the previous staff did, and they were great at it.
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The bodies of four Japanese citizens killed in a road accident in Ayutthaya province were flown home on yesterday (Nov 10) after family members identified the victims at Thammasat University Hospital.
Four Japanese tourists, two men and two women, and their Thai female guide were killed after the passenger van they travelled in rammed at the rear of a 10-wheel truck which was making a left turn on a highway in Bang Pa-in- district of Ayutthaya at 4pm on Nov 8.
The four Japanese were identified as Katsuhiko Narimoto, 65, Haruka Narimoto, 30, Kumiko Komeima, 59, and Yoshio Komeima, 68. They were on a one-day sightseeing tour organized by Tokyo-based Nippon Travel Agency Co.
The female Thai guide died in the van was identified as Ms Piyathip Kruengtai.
It was later revealed that two of the Japanese victims were highly skilled physicians.
Katsuhiko Narimoto was the committee chairman of the Narimoto Lady Hospital in Osaka prefecture. He died along with his 30-year-old daughter Haruka.
Yoshio Komeima was a senior physician at the Takeda Hospital in Kyoto. His wife, Kumiko, also died in the fatal crash.
Yesterday, officials from the Japanese Embassy along with staff from the AsiaOne Teck Funeral (THF) which specializes in international transportation of corpses arrived at the Thammasat Hospital's Central Forensics Science Institute to take delivery of the bodies of the deceased.
Also the younger brother of the Thai guide, Piyathip, came to the institute to identify and claim his sister's body.
He stated that his sister's body would be taken back to their hometown in Nakhon Phanom for the funeral rite.
In another development, lawyer from R.L. Service Co. Ltd which runs the passenger van service, made a public apology over the tragic accident.
He assured that all compensation and aid will be provided in accordance with the law but will have to wait for the results of the formal police investigation.
The company confirmed that the van was in good operating condition and complied with all the Land Transport Department's specifications prior to the accident.
Information released by the Ayutthaya branch of the Ministry of Tourism and Sports revealed that the Japanese tourists were travelling with Tiger Tourist Service which has insurance policies that will pay out 1 million baht in the event of fatality for employees.
Tourists will receive 2.2 million baht each as specified by Thai insurance laws.
Pol Col Sa-nga Thira-Saranyanont, Ayutthaya police deputy commander, said investigators have carried out preliminary questioning of Charun Aksornsri, the van driver, who gave them beneficial information.
He confirmed that the driver's testimony correlates with physical evidence that has already been collected and the case file will become complete after police obtain forensic examination results from the hospital.
A check on the van's tracking device by transport officials indicated that it was travelling at 93 kilometer per hour which led them to speculate that the accident was due to reckless driving.
Moreover, no braking traces was found at the scene, indicating that the driver did not apply the brake when the vehicle slammed into the 10-wheel truck.


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Always - Sunset on Third Street (Always san-chôme no yûhi)
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Maki Horikita
Mutsuko Hoshino
Mutsuko Hoshino
Hidetaka Yoshioka
Ryunosuke Chagawa
Ryunosuke Chagawa
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Norifumi Suzuki
Norifumi Suzuki
Hiromi Ishizaki
Hiromi Ishizaki
Hiroko Yakushimaru
Tomoe Suzuki
Tomoe Suzuki
Kazuki Koshimizu
Ippei Suzuki
Ippei Suzuki
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Junnosuke Furuyuki
Junnosuke Furuyuki
Masaya Takahashi
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The camera work is brilliant, the fun is hilarious, the emotions are touching and the movie is simply a classic. Depicting the post war period of Japan where technology, life, ambitions, parenting, love, hope all comes together to paint a... read more
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