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Garmin wants to make sure its customers are upgraded with Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) equipment in time to meet the 2020 mandate, and has partnered in a second deal with Pratt and Whitney to offer avionics and engine upgrades together.
Garmin ADS-B upgrades are now certified for the Learjet 60 at Butler Avionics in New Century, Kansas; the Cessna Citation 550 and 650 at both Columbia Avionics in Columbia, Missouri, and JetTech in Littleton, Colorado; and the Gulfstream G150 and G200 at Gulfstream service centers. Four more are pending certification: the Learjet 35A at Butler Avionics; the Beechjet 400A and Hawker 400XP at Elliott Aviation in Moline, Illinois; the Hawker 750, 800A/XP, 850XP, and 900XP also at Elliott Aviation; and the Premier I and IA at Stevens Aviation in Greenville, South Carolina.
In addition, Garmin and Pratt and Whitney have partnered to offer a wide variety of King Air owners a chance to save up to $105,000 on a package that includes engine and avionics upgrades. The offer stands through Jan. 29, 2016. Also, owners of King Air 300 and 350 models who upgrade their engines may be eligible to receive a G1000 upgrade at no cost. Customers who already upgraded either their G1000 systems or select Pratt and Whitney engines may also be eligible for incentives.
Finally, Garmin said it is making progress on certification of the G5000 for the Beechjet 400A and Hawker 400XP. Customers ordering by March 31, 2016, can save $37,000 on synthetic vision and turbulence detection, the company said.


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Tuesday, 18 January 2011
tiny birds.
39 comments:
Love this outfit! You look lovely in the leather shorts - and I really want to try Forever21! :)ReplyDelete
Shope, xoxo
- Anonymous7:10 pm, January 18, 2011
Etsy is very easy to set up if you want to have a shop.ReplyDelete
Perhaps some art/design students would be happy to help with your blog
in return for a link or some goods from your shop?
Love those shorts xxReplyDelete
I think i prefer the look of the blouse done up! but with the sleeves rolled down. This is such a lovely outfit i really really want some leather shorts xoReplyDelete
Love your outfit!ReplyDelete
I set up a blog shop but it hasn't been successful however I have a lot less followers than you, so am sure you'd get lots of traffic!ReplyDelete
Really loving the feminine blouse and colours against the leather shorts, which are great!
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beautiful outfit, you always look so sweet!ReplyDelete
The Flower Girl
- Anonymous7:42 pm, January 18, 2011
Lovely outfit. Your blouse is fabulous xReplyDelete
This outfit is fab! I really love the cardigan, the color, the shape of it... totally Grandpa chic! Haha, if there is such a thing. I prefer the shirt unbuttoned at the top, as it looks a bit more relaxed. Great outfit, darling.ReplyDelete
I love that cardi!ReplyDelete
Yeah, I heard about them coming over a while back, but was miffed as the only one was in Birmingham, that's too far from me also. :(
Isn't there one in Dublin?
I can't help you with the shop, I'm no good with techy stuff either!
I love that blouse, its so pretty! xReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit!ReplyDelete
I think I know now what I want to wear tomorrow
- Anonymous8:26 pm, January 18, 2011
Your first photograph is lovely however I like the look of the coller in the second photograph! I saw that blouse today and thought it was so cute! I'm sure it'll sell out!ReplyDelete
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that blouse is beautiful!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:43 pm, January 18, 2011
You are too cute! Love the cardigan! xReplyDelete
Love the blouse, has definitely made me want to check out New Look asap! xxReplyDelete
I love the blouse, the second I saw it I scrolled down to see where it was from and couldn't believe it was New Look! I might have to pop in!ReplyDelete
I like it done up all the way but then again I like the cardigan sleeves down but bother together might look odd.
As for setting up a blog shop I'm in the process right now too, I hope things will actually sell after I've spent ages taking all the photos! x
the shorts suits you wellReplyDelete
i want one too D:
I love your blouse! I'll have to go look around new look now!ReplyDelete
I love the collar done up with the sleeves up. it so cute. I just love collars buttoned to the top in general anyways.
This outfit is so lovely.
This cardigan is the perfect color, I love it! You have such amazing style and I'm so happy to have found your blog!ReplyDelete
Love this outfit :)ReplyDelete
The shirt looks sooooo nice !!
Char x
i really love your blog(L)ReplyDelete
really love the vest!
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newbie, everyday new post come check me out .
lovely outfit :)ReplyDelete
I really want your leather shorts! hahaReplyDelete
you look so cute and pretty! ♥ReplyDelete
Love this outfit Sarah, I very nearly bought that blouse today but my bank account was squealing in horror aha! Looks really nice paired with your cardigan, the colours work so well together (: I like the first "version" of your outfit most I think. xxReplyDelete
Adorable outfit,ReplyDelete
I work in a New Look and am currently spoilt with the Spring/Summer collection, there are so many pretty blouses at the moment.
- Anonymous4:47 pm, January 19, 2011
Oh I love all these items, looks great togetherReplyDelete
great cardigan! i love the whole outfit!ReplyDelete
I really love that blouse! Wish I could help you, but I'm struggling myself trying to find out how blogspot works... :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:10 pm, January 19, 2011
looks lovely :)ReplyDelete
This outfit couldn't be any more perfect. I have been searching for cute leather shorts like those, and your sweater/cardigan is a great color!ReplyDelete
xo sarina
I always prefer sleeves up, I have a weird habit of always pushing mine up haha.ReplyDelete
I love this feminine feel of the blouse paired with the tougher shorts. It's a great look!
I love this outfit,especially the cardigan :)ReplyDelete
I adore this look, the blouse and cardigan are amazing.ReplyDelete
I prefer the shirt buttoned and the cardigan sleeves up.
Beautiful look and I love your blog. Love the simplicity of this outfit, it has a nice vintage feel to it as well -gorg!ReplyDelete
LOVE this :)ReplyDelete
- Daniela9:45 pm, July 18, 2011
anyway its a very late comment, I also argee with most of the others. Think the second picture, the buttoned up, suits you very much more. Looks more feminine and cute.ReplyDelete
I'm happy you followed that style. A good decision :-)
Looking foreward to see more.

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Trace elements like zinc, copper, iodine and etc will participate into the metabolism of our body, some trace elements necessary for the melanocyte synthesis lack will induce vitiligo. Because the trace elements can avoid the toxic substances damage their pigment cells. If the lack or disproportion of these trace elements in their body will cause the pigment synthesis destruction.
Anti melanocyte antibody produced by the endocrine function disorder, it can not recognize the autologous pigment cells and cause the antigens and antibodies produce immune reaction and cause the pigment cell damaged and finally form the white patches in their skin.
2. Genetic factors.
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Kleenex® | Having a cold can be more stressful than an argument
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The common cold is the source of much stress amongst the UK population: For many UK adults, colds are found to be more stressful than an argument with their partner, pressure at work or money worries research from Kleenex Balsam has found.
And moving house, which is widely regarded as one of the most exasperating experiences, cannot beat a cold in terms of stress levels for more than a quarter of people surveyed by Kleenex.*
Bearing these opinions in mind, it's no wonder that two thirds of those polled claim to undergo an emotional transformation when they're poorly, becoming ill-tempered, weepy or withdrawn. And that's not even mentioning the red, sore nose, streaming eyes and bad throat. So whether its emotional or physical, we can all use some soothing comfort when we have a cold.
Take the quiz to find out which cold sufferer personality type you are.
Which personality type are you?
Which of the following most closely matches your personality generally?
a. I'm relaxed and calm - very few things ruffle my feathers
b. I'm the logical one, always taking the sensible option. It's head over heart for me
c. The life and soul of the party - I'm a real social butterfly and always up for a laugh
d. I'm fairly sensitive and bit of a delicate flower, but I muddle along just fine unless something upsets me
How are you most likely to act when you think you might be getting ill?
a. I start to become grumpy, irritable and short tempered - I hate being ill!
b. I just ignore it and hope it'll go away
c. I dash to the chemist and stock up on all the cold remedies I can find
d. I reach straight for the tissues - I can already feel the tears starting to well up
We all tend to behave a bit differently when we have a cold. Which of the following sounds most like you?
a. I'm pretty irritable - in fact I turn into a bit of a witch, losing my temper and lashing out at those close to me
b. I throw on an extra layer of make-up, dig out my killer heels and soldier on. What cold?
c. I cancel all my social engagements - I wouldn't want anyone to see me when I'm not looking my best - and snuggle up in bed, surrounded by tissues and cold and flu remedies
d. I tend to mope about feeling sorry for myself - sometimes I just want my mum to look after me, curl up and have a good cry
What makes you feel better when you are under the weather?
a. A relaxing bath or a gentle walk in the fresh air to calm me down
b. Going for a run or to the gym to sweat it out
c. A hot water bottle and a snuggly duvet to rest under
d. Tissues to soothe my sore red nose and mop up the tears
Mostly As: Feisty Fighter
When faced with a stinking cold, you become short tempered and irritable, even if you are normally level-headed and calm: you snap at colleagues and loved ones and find yourself quarrelling with others.
Mostly Bs: Marching Martyr
You battles on despite suffering, becoming fixated on convincing yourself and everyone around there's nothing wrong. No complaining or whinging, you refuse to cancel social or business functions despite feeling rotten. In fact, you may even offer to take on more work or arrange extra social events just to prove your cold is not having an impact!
Mostly Cs: Solitary Sufferer
Usually the life and soul of the party, you just want to keep your head down and be left alone. You want to hide from the world, choosing isolation, and silently endure cold symptoms rather than seek out any sympathy.
Mostly Ds: Whinging Weeper
The most emotional of the cold personalities, you're prone to bursting into tears or getting upset easily when suffering with a cold. Having a cold is a very stressful experience: you may revert to a childlike state and may not be able to cope with the usual schedule or make everyday decisions.
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BANFF Mountain Film Festival World Tour at Hall For Cornwall, Truro. Time 7.30pm.
The world's most prestigious mountain film festival returns to Cornwall with two evenings of extraordinary short films, both completely different but equally as brilliant.
Follow the expeditions of some of today's most incredible adventurers, see amazing footage of adrenaline packed action sports and be inspired by thought-provoking pieces shot from the far flung corners of the globe.
This is an inspiring evening of exhilarating film by the most talented adventure film makers of today.
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Sancion Angel Satine
Today's post features another shade from the Brazilian brand Sancion Angel. This particular shade is from their Flocados (Flakies) line, which is also known as the Broadway Collection. The shades are named after leading ladies in Broadway musicals and this one's named Satine, after the leading lady in Moulin Rouge. I swatched this over Fright Night Claw Sinister, a black creme, as flakie shades aren't really anything on their own.
Wow. I didn't keep my hopes too high because I really wasn't sure if this would turn out to be a good flakie shade since some flakie shades from other brands have fallen short. The flake effect of this shade is beautiful and totally surprised me. No complaints over here! 🙂 This is just one thin coat of Satine over one thin coat of Fright Night Claw Sinister. The flakes are abundant and distributed quite evenly on its own during application. You can apply a thicker layer or multiple layers for more flakes. Formula was just of the right consistency to spread it on over the base shade evenly. It dries pretty fast. Shown is with no top coat.
They have a lot of other shades from several different lines. As far as I know, they are only accessible through their website along with a few others unless you live close to a local store in Brazil that carries their line.
*Products in this review have been provided by the PR company or manufacturer for an honest opinion.*
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Lovin' it! Can't say no to flakies!
July 11, 2011 at 8:39 AM
Uau, beautiful! Here in Brazil we did not see that this penalizes Angel Angel. But I love the brand!
July 11, 2011 at 9:48 AM
Ooh flakie! This is really pretty!
July 11, 2011 at 5:33 PM
Kinda like a red 'Hidden Treasure.' These folks need to know there is a huge market in the US ready to gobble up their products.
I so love it on you!!! ❤
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This is a British mystery novel and the author was recommended to me years ago (along with Ann Perry, whose novels I have grown fond of) by a colleagues at that time. I had an opportunity to sample a novel only now. Maybe I chose the wrong one for my first novel but this novel left me very much underwhelmed.
Let us talk about the story a bit, first.
Rachel Hunter is the ex-wife of Alan Markaby and classmate of Meredith (Alan and Meredith are the detective couple who appear in many of Ann Granger's books). She has not met Meredith in ages. She in the meanwhile has married Alex Constantine whose original name was George Wahid – he emigrated to UK from Lebanon and changed his name and started a business which was very successful and he lived comfortably before he met and married Rachel.
As it happens, he was murdered with a poisoned dart while right in front of the Markaby couple in a flower show and just after being introduced to them. Alan realizes that the cause of death is a dart. Meredith is invited to visit and commiserate with Rachel and arrives at the village villa Malefis, a very sumptuous house in the village. Chief Inspector Hawkins resents their presence but realizes he needs help. (He is against meddling detectives who interfere in genuine police work).
Neville, a very young boy who works in Malefis has a crush on Rachel and his mom Mrs James hates it. So does a girl who cares for him, Gillian, daughter of Mr Hardy. Gillian is young but plain and obviously has a crush on Neville, who is, according to her, is under the spell of Rachel.
Mrs Troughton, another village character, does not like Rachel either. In fact, Rachel does not seem to be liked by most for various reasons, the main one being her shallow and self-absorbed nature, but everyone liked Alex. Troughton (Mrs) herself is despised by all and is a disaster in waiting. Martin is the bird-keeper of Rachel – you need enough suspicious characters to keep the reader guessing, right?
Someone tried to kill Meredith by rolling a heavy pineapple sculpture on to her. She survived.
There is Mavis who works for Troughton (what does she do in the story?)
Gillian gets hold of offending photos, and goes to confront Rachel regarding Nevil and his interest in her, when she is surprised by an unknown person and killed in the bird cage.
There is the villain of the piece who happens to be a cross dresser in secret, and Nevil and that person have a 'friendly' talk and Nevil gets killed. Meredith was hiding in the closet and understands who the killer is.
Meredith also realizes that the 'woman' in the funeral and the one found in the photos in the flower show are the same, and that person is the killer.
The book was slow. The ending is a bit of a surprise but you have to endure everybody walking around aimlessly all over the village (Allan and Meredith included) talking to people but you do not even get any clues. This goes on for the entire book. The murderer is discovered by Meredith hiding in a closet and listening to a conversation. How droll.
I think this book deserves a 2/10
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Friday, February 9, 2018
Vilarnau Cava: Spanish Bubbly, Art & Food Pairing
The history of the Vilarnau Winery extends back to the 12th century, when the Vilarnau family settled into the Penedés region. Their original home was within the estate of the Castillo de Subirats, where grape vines were already been grown. The family didn't start producing Cava though until 1949, using grapes from their Can Petit i Les Planes de Vilarnau estate, where vineyards had been present for centuries. In 1982 Vilarnau became part of the González Byass family of wineries, eventually leading to the creation of a new winery in October 2005.
The Can Petit i les Planes de Vilarnau estate occupies about 20 hectares, growing grapes including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Macabeo and Xarel·lo. As their website states: "Our aim at Vilarnau is make the best cava with as little impact on our planet environment as possible. We make our living from the land, so looking after and nurturing it as best we can is in our DNA. The better we treat the land and our environment, the better the fruit the vines produce will be and the better our cava will be." Sustainability and environmental responsibility are important to the winery, from reducing their carbon footprint to organic viticulture certification.
Vilarnau produces a range of different Cavas, from Brut Nature Vintage to Demi Sec Organic, from Barrel Fermented to Gran Reserva Vintage. Three of their Cavas are available in the Trencadís bottles, and I received media samples of two of those Cavas, including the NV Vilarnau Brut Reserva and the NV Vilarnau Brut Reserva Rosé. Both are value wines, priced at $15-$16, and sure to please most palates. I've long preferred Cava to Prosecco, which I commonly find too sweet for my preferences.
Sure, you can pop a bottle of this Cava to celebrate any occasion, but it is also inexpensive enough that you can open a bottle anytime, including with dinner. Many people don't realize that Sparkling Wine can often be food friendly and you can enjoy it throughout the course of a meal, and not just as an aperitif. I enjoyed this Cava with seared scallops and it was an excellent pairing, elevating the experience because of the bubbly. This Cava would pair well with a wide range of seafood though it would work with other dishes as well, from fried chicken to cheese. And you could even enjoy this Bubbly with just a bag of salty potato chips. Try it sometime!
I also drank this with seared scallops and though it has a different flavor profile, it still worked with the scallops. It was intriguing to experience the scallops with the two different Cavas. This Rosé is also food friendly and you could easily enjoy it too with a wide range of foods, from Sushi to Pizza, Burgers to Roast Chicken. Grab a bottle and just try it with whatever you're eating.
At $15-$16, these Cavas are very good values and well worth checking out. Don't just buy them for a celebration but pick some up just because you want something to pair with dinner.
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University of Texas of the Permian Basin
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In this study, using the computer algebra system Mathematica, we consider the evaluation of the velocity at any point along an irregular pathway. We assume there is friction which is a function of the horizontal distance along the pathway. Since there is friction, we can't assume conservative forces. Also, because the pathway is not simple we must use numerical integration to evaluate the distance traveled. This is necessary because for nonconservative forces, the force is dependent on the path.
The pathway data is fit with a fifth degree polynomial. The distance along the path is calculated with the numerical integrator for several different values of the independent variable. These distances are plotted and then fitted with a cubic fitting function. This gives us a function which will allow us to calculate the distance along the path at any point on the path. Using the work energy relation for nonconservative forces
we derive an expression for the final velocity as a function of x. This is then plotted for the region of interest. We then show a graphic which illustrates how the velocity will change with a range of different values of the coefficient of friction.
The problem is understandable to students but not doable without a Computer Algebra System. This problem illustrates vividly the Calculus in Calculus Based Engineering Physics. It can be used to illustrate the use of a computer algebra system and the basic Calculus involved in the Engineering Physics course and the Calculus II course.
Fig. 1 Fitting function for irregular pathway
Fig. 2 Fitting function for distances along the pathway
From the work energy theorem for non conservative forces we know that the following is true.
In this equation . In this problem changes with x. However, the derivative at any point along the curve gives the slope of the curve at that value of x. This slope is equal to the tangent of the angle, , makes with the x axis. So, . Therefore,
If we substitute this result into equation (1) and recall that , we have:
If this equation is solved for we arrive at the final working equation.
Fig. 3 Velocity profile with friction included. In this case , the horizontal distance.
Fig. 4 This figure shows the velocity profiles over the irregular path for three different functional relationships between and the path. Green is the horizontal relation, blue is the actual path way function and red is the squared path way data. The particle will stop if is increased between x = 2.7 and x = 3 for the red curve.
Fig. 5 Comparing the two we see that the velocity rises as the path decends and vice versa.
Fig. 6 Velocity profiles with the sigma varying from 0.0 to 0.3. The yellow curve is the sigma 0.0 and the purple curve is the sigma = to .3.
1. Raymond A. Serway, Physics For Scientests & Engineers with Modern Physics, Third ed., Updated Version, Saunders Golden Sunburst Series, 1992


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Geb was called Escribo because he was always mocking high-school Spanish teacher Sophia Garcia, because she said Escriban los papelos, which when translated means "write on the paper."
With Annie on Atno Avenue - Dec. 1979
Notice Bag's doghouse for Ghengis
(Geb peed on it to make message)
which says "Never eat yellow snow"
|XXXXXXXAt Terry's 1989 reunion
Geb: "Hey Terry, I gotta leak in my bedroom's sink!"
Terry: "Go ahead."
Geb, Dave,
On the back porch with Rob, who
See all of Geb's jokes in one place.
"Hey Dad," the lad replied. "I'm over here."
Amazing how Geb hasn't gone gray
Geb, Howie and Jack at Morristown High School's
Below is a photo of Geb and his family from 2010, with his 3 kids' boyfriends and his son's girlfriend. From left to right: daughter Stephanie, wife Annie, daughter Aimee, Aimee's boyfriend, girlfriend of son Steve, son Steve, the Geb, Stephanie's boyfriend.
Below are Geb's three kids from left to right: Stephanie, Steve and Aimee.
Below is a picture of Geb and some of the orphans he visits in Haiti. Brother Dave upon seeing this photo commented that all of the Crew's children thankfully looked like their mothers. Except Geb's Haitian kids do show a strong resemblance to him. However, they do appear to have some personality, which is a good thing.
Tier, Jacko, Rob and Geb at Arthur's in Morris Plains, which is next to Collins Bar, Feb. 3 2013


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Twenty dead in West Virginia in state's worst floods in a century
The worst flooding to hit the US state of West Virginia in more than a century left 23 dead and hundreds more needing to be rescued from their homes yesterday.
More than a quarter of the state's annual rainfall fell in just seven hours on Thursday, causing rivers and streams to overflow.
Dozens of people had to be plucked off rooftops as waters quickly rose during the deluge, while more than 500 people were trapped for 24 hours in a shopping centre after a bridge washed away.
Eight-year-old Emmanuel "Manny" WIlliams, slipped, fell into a creek and was swept away. The boy's mother attempted to save him but lost her grip on the child, according to Harry Croft, pastor at Marwin Church of the Nazarene at Wheeling.
Manny's mother told him that she was walking across the creek with her son and daughter because Manny wanted to catch crayfish. One of the kids slipped, and the mother grabbed both the boy and his sister in the swift current.
"She lost her grip on Manny," the pastor said. The child's body was found about a half-mile from where the family lives.
One local news station posted a video showing a house in flames being carried away by muddy floodwaters in the small city of White Sulphur Springs.
One series of photos showed a man in chest-high water using a rock to smash the windows of a car whose occupants were trapped inside.
The luxury Greenbrier Sporting Club, which is due to host the PGA Tour events starting on July 4, was underwater yesterday. Professional golfer, Bubba Watson, who had been staying at the resort, tweeted a picture of holes on the course completely under water, with the message: "Prayers for The Greenbrier & surrounding areas. We are without power & it's still raining. Never seen this much rain!"
White Sulphur Springs, a poor neighbourhood made up mostly of temporary homes, was hardest hit. Rescue crews were going door to door to check on residents, a painstaking task that could stretch into the weekend. Once a residence was checked, a red or orange "X" was marked on the home.
Resident Karol Dunford had to be plucked from the destroyed trailer where she had lived for over 30 years.
As the deluge swamped her neighbourhood on Thursday evening, Mrs Dunford, 71, sat immobile in her wheelchair in her living room as the pitch-black floodwater rose past her ankles, to her knees, up to the armrests.
Mrs Dunford, an Air Force veteran of the Vietnam War, screamed for help for hours, worried no one would find her. She was rescued in the middle of the night, just as the water started to reach her shoulders.
Early reports indicate about nine inches of rain damaged or destroyed more than 100 homes and knocked out power to tens of thousands of others, Governor Earl Ray Tomblin said.
He declared a state of emergency in 44 of 55 counties and deployed 200 members of the West Virginia National Guard to help rescue efforts on Friday.
The rescue and recovery effort is likely to last through the weekend, said Tim Rock, spokesman for the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
"There have been towns that have been completely surrounded by water," Mr Rock said. "It's at least into the hundreds forced to get emergency shelter," he said. "Even if you can get back into your home, who knows what kind of shape it's in."
With roads impassable and rivers still near record highs in West Virginia, local officials said they did not know what the toll in death and destruction would ultimately be.
"I'm afraid that will go higher; some of the hardest-hit areas are areas that we can't get into," said Kent Carper, the president of the Kanawha County Commission. "How many homes have been destroyed, nobody knows. We have not even started the property assessment."
"I have seen bad flooding in West Virginia, but not like this," he said. "It's devastation, just devastation."


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Many people concerned about losing weight have started to consider being more ruthless about cutting unnecessary calories. In particular, they are looking at the wasted calories related to eating sugary foods, that is, simple carbohydrates like cake, candy, cookies, and items with high fructose corn syrup in them (HFCS).
Simple carbohydrates like sugar have been linked with arthritis, Alzheimer's, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and more. There are a number of ways to wean yourself off sugar, but one of the easiest and most successful is to adopt a low carb lifestyle.
Low Carb Diets – The Basics
The Atkins diet, developed in the early 1970s, was the result of a researcher, Dr. Atkins, noting that a high-carbohydrate diet would often leads to weight gain, as compared with a low fat diet. He was swimming against the low fat tide at that time, but millions of people have successfully lost weight on his diet.
Even if weight loss isn't your goal, the Atkins diet and similar low carb diets such as Paleo and South Beach can help you wean yourself off white sugar.
The average American eats 300 grams of carbohydrates per day Atkins diet is extremely radical in its initial phase, the Induction phase. During the induction phase, you are only allowed 20 grams of carbohydrates per day for the first 2 weeks. After that you can go on to phase two if you wish, or remain on the Induction program depending on your weight loss goals if you have set any.
Sugar All Around
The 20 grams of carbohydrates is the benchmark because it is one of the best ways to start weaning yourself off sugar. Even if you don't thank you eat a lot of sugar, the fact is that sugar in various forms is contained in many pre-packaged foods and convenience foods. For example, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) is in many convenience foods. Fructose is fruit sugar. HFCS is highly concentrated fructose, so is potentially worse for you than table sugar.
Therefore, even people who say they never touch the sugar bowl might still be eating many grams of carbohydrates per day without even realizing it. For example, if you ever tried to eat breakfast in the US, you'll discover that it's almost impossible to find anything other than items full of carbohydrates, such as cereal, toast, waffles, pancakes and so on.
If you're serious about weaning yourself off sugar, try Atkins program, or a sugar detox with nothing but water and lemon juice for a couple of days. Then see what a difference it makes to your sweet tooth and food cravings.


text: It's been Spring and Summer cleaning of a different kind at Resident Home Association these past few months. Due to the quietly determined and persistent work of Sean Kling, boxes (too numerous to count) of paperwork have been eliminated, with all that paperwork now scanned and available on computers. Sean, who is the son of Vicki Servais, one of RHA's Program Managers, will have stories to tell his classmates when school resumes of what he did on his summer vacation. Because of his hard work, space has been cleared in homes and all those boxes sitting on floors and in corners are now gone, while preserving the critical documentation on all that paperwork that is so important in providing quality of life services for those we serve.


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When you walk through the classic red front door, you will instantly feel at home. This executive style home features an updated kitchen, updated master bathroom, first level en-suite, large game room upstairs, and an optional bedroom/studio. Enter into the backyard and enjoy the saltwater pool and spa, custom waterslide, palapa, brand new built in bbq, and lush landscaping. This home enjoys access to the award winning Poway School District, has no HOA, and low monthly Mello-Roos fees. Welcome home!
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Truckers You Are Being Watched
As reported at Ozarksfirst.com cameras are being installed in trucks to watch truckers. Why you ask ? Well, four eyes are better than two ?
STRAFFORD, Mo. — New camera technology gives truck drivers an extra set of eyes on the road. Semi trucks might seem big and imposing on the interstate, and many commuters might blame the trucker in case of an accident.
Along I-44 in Strafford Missouri, 18-wheeled trucks pulled in and out of the TA truck stop every minute. Scott Tibbles watched the scene, his first experience of the US trucking industry.
"It seems to be a much bigger industry here, and very different as well," Tibbles said. "You can't really compare it to the UK."
At just 21 years old, Tibbles is already an international businessman. His latest business venture is a company called SmartCam Direct. The company manufactures small hi-definition cameras that stick to a car's windshield, and see up everything that happens on the road.
Dashboard cameras are becoming increasingly popular in the United States. Many cyclists are attaching similar GoPro cameras to their gear to catch belligerent drivers on city streets. Now truckers are applying the same principle. That's why a former trucker named Bill Gremminger sells the cameras that Tibbles manufactures.
"There's a lot of advantages that drivers can have with a camera, especially in transportation," Gremminger said, "to help them out or to help them avoid any illegal ramifications as far as their job is concerned."
In other words, the cameras serve as proof in case of an accident. Truck drivers are especially at risk for litigation. They're big and imposing on the roadway, but the cameras show that the driver isn't always at fault.
"For the insurance companies it's a massive thing," Tibbles said. "It will save you money, it will save your insurance or your license."
The cameras are different than a consumer model like a GoPro. For one thing, they're cheaper, and automatically turn on with a vehicle's ignition.
Even so, Tibbles said it's hard to market such a product here.
"I don't think it's something that people need over here until it's pushed in their faces," he said. "Over in the UK, you show it to someone and they automatically see the need for it."
Gremminger said truck drivers aren't always tech-savvy, but that a camera could protect them against company pressure to drive faster and harder.
"Drivers are under a lot of pressure to get there on time or drive in adverse weather conditions," Gremminger said. "Trucking companies are wary because they know that within their company is a pool of drivers who are concerned about their driving habits."
According to legalinfo.com, there are nearly half a million trucking accidents every year.


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Drafting Errors and Technical Corrections
Back in 1985, a group of ambitious lawmakers set out to reform the federal income tax code. House Ways & Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski introduced the legislation. (This was
he became inmate #25338-016 at the Oxford Federal Correctional Institution.) Congress held dozens of hearings, cast 29 roll call votes, and debated 111 amendments on philosophical questions like Dan Quayle's proposal "to provide that the period during which an individual is in the United States competing in a charitable sporting event shall not be taken into account in determining whether such individual is a resident alien."
Ten months and 18 days later, President Reagan signed the Tax Reform Act of 1986 into law. Two years after
, Congress passed a "technical corrections" bill to fix hundreds of drafting errors that made it into the final text.
Fast forward to 2017. Technology and the internet have made everything faster, right? That includes legislation, of course. On November 2nd, House Ways & Means Chair Kevin Brady introduced the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. There were zero hearings, handwritten amendments in the middle of the night, and a quick "never mind" when Senators realized they had accidentally killed the Research & Development credit.
On December 22 — just 50 days later — the President signed the bill into law. That's less time than it usually takes to rename a post office after a local school board member. Now those lawmakers may be rediscovering something their grandmothers told them back when they were little: namely, "marry in haste, repent in leisure." It turns out Congress may have skipped ahead to the bottom of their homework a little
quick, and made a teensy-weensy boo-boo or two along the way.
The cut in the top corporate tax rate, from 35% to 21%, happened to give big grain producers like Archer Daniels Midland a big advantage over smaller farmers. So a couple of agriculture-state senators tried to level the playing field by giving producers who sell to co-ops the same 20% "qualified business income" deduction as other pass-through businesses. Unfortunately, they let those farmers deduct 20% of their
gross sales
when they wanted to let them deduct 20% of their
taxable income
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Lawmakers wanted to give restaurant owners and retailers a tasty break for renovation expenses by letting them deduct so-called "leasehold improvements" over 15 years. Instead, they made it 39 years. Restaurant lobbyists understand this was an honest mistake, like overcooking a steak. But, same as you can't UN-cook an overdone slab of beef, there's no easy "do-over" to fix the problem short of amending the actual law.
Even the giant multinational corporations you would expect to applaud the new lower rates are howling over "base erosion" rules, intended to stop them from playing games by shifting profits offshore to avoid taxes here. (Trust us, you don't want to know the details.) It's hyper-technical stuff, but there are big dollars at stake. Can you even imagine how many lawyers will buy new Jaguars with the money they bill for "taxsplaining" what Congress
meant in court?
Drafting errors and "technical" corrections certainly make tax planning harder. But they don't make it any less important.
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The Competition between News and Adverts
We are opposed to corporations polluting air or water, but we accept that corporations pollute the flow of information (with ads)
"Sponsors" determine which information channels exist and therefore which information flows.
The news basically gets divided into bad news, which is about happenings in the real world, and good news, which is in the advertising sections.
Ads compete with news for attention, therefore an ad has to be aesthetically more pleasant and textually more shocking than regular news. The commercial on the radio and television have become increasingly sophisticated over the decades, to the point that spectators are often more interested in the commercials than in the regular programming. The first massive use of graphics and video on the Internet has been for advertising.
The more information you get, the less interested you are in ads unless they represent a quantum leap forward in format, visual presentation, etc.
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Last week Jason and I replaced the lightbulbs in the stairwell of our apartment building. Um, you can see how much work I did compared to how much work he did (yes, I'm behind the camera):
Isn't he so talented? And cute?
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With the release of documentary "What the Health" the plant based community is feeling a rush of momentum. In the past month I've received countless inquiries on how to move toward a plant based lifestyle, how to encourage family to eat healthier and questions on how to get vital macronutrients while eating all plants. This post is meant to help others easily be able to plug into a few fun resources and continue to be inspired to move toward a plant based lifestyle for the sake of our planet, the animals and our health!
One of the main concerns people have when changing to a vegan diet is "where am I going to get my protein?". This is a concern I understand being a fitness junkie and a vegan, I want to make sure I'm able to maintain strong muscles! Here are a few links to hopefully give you some insight on protein needs and how to get them with all plants.
Another great resource is Breaking Food Chains . Shidaun is a plant-based nutrition specialist who wrote a wonderful book called "Breaking Food Chains" where he shares his own powerful story of healing and equips others to start reversing health conditions through proper nutrition. "Breaking Food Chains" is packed full of great information and even comes with a work book to help others start implementing changes without getting too overwhelmed. Shidaun is a strong voice in the vegan community and I'm excited to continue to follow impactful work. Be sure to check out his blog!
Recipe Resources:
More Nerdy Nutrition Resources:
Dr.Hyman.com (not 100 percent plant based but there is a lot of great nutrition info and vegan recipes on this site)
Dr.Libby.com <–check out her e-courses, they are amazing!


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About Beth Israel Congregation
Beth Israel is a long established conservative congregation located in Salisbury, Maryland. It was founded in 1925 and is the only Conservative congregation on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The Congregation represents a moderate and flexible approach to traditional Judaism in this area.
Beth Israel has approximately 60 membership units, mostly from Salisbury, but with some from other parts of the Eastern Shore and beyond. The building was constructed in 1951 and has a beautiful and charming traditional sanctuary, adorned with beautiful stained glass windows.
Beth Israel has a full program of services, education for children, adults, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, holiday celebrations, and cultural events. A monthly newsletter keeps the congregation aware of all that is happening in and around our community. We are a very warm and welcoming congregation, and we have full religious privileges and responsibilities for men and women.


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MD/PhD in Clinical and Translational Science
Program Description
The Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) of the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University offers exceptionally talented individuals the opportunity to undertake a physician-scientist training program tailored to their specific research interests. During a period of 6–8 years, students meet the degree requirements of both a graduate school and the medical school, thus acquiring the knowledge, skills, and experience to begin careers in some of the most exciting areas of medical research.
The PhD Program in Clinical and Translational Science at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, in collaboration with the Institute for Clinical Research Education (ICRE), is 1 of 18 participating graduate programs that foster the development of future biomedical researchers by providing the highest quality of graduate medical training. The PhD Program in Clinical and Translational Science was created to produce the next generation of multidisciplinary academic leaders whose innovative research will apply combinations of basic, clinical, and population sciences to the current problems of health and medical care.
The graduate program provides students with the advanced knowledge of research concepts and the skills they need to develop into independent clinical and translational science (CTS) investigators. The program has several important attributes:
- The training program is highly multidisciplinary, with faculty and students drawn not only from a wide range of departments and disciplines but also from multiple schools of the health sciences.
- The curriculum is diverse and draws on biostatistics, clinical research methods, and laboratory- and population-based sciences.
- The program focuses on the conduct of clinical and translational research and requires the planning, execution, and completion of an independent research project by each PhD candidate.
MD/PhD Curriculum Overview
As part of the program, students will:
- Participate in monthly MSTP/CTS PhD seminars beginning in their first year of medical school.
- Conduct full-time mentored research for 8 weeks between their first and second years of medical school.
- Take a leave of absence from medical school courses to enroll in the graduate arm of the School of Medicine between the second and third years of medical school and to complete the PhD coursework, conduct research, and defend their dissertation.
For an overview of the MD/PhD curriculum, click here.
Course and Examination Requirements
- Course requirements.
- Program handbook (examination requirements are outlined in Section VIII, Program Milestones).
Program Faculty
- For a list of faculty members, click here.


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3 months warranty, Next MOT due 28/03/2019, Full service history, Clean bodywork, Black Full leather interior - Clean Condition, Tyre condition Good, Four wheel-drive, Metallic Moondust Silver, £13,750
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|162 g/km
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|60000 miles
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|3 years
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|0 - 60 mph
|10.4 seconds
|Top speed
|122 mph
|Engine power
|161 bhp
|Engine torque
|250.78 lbs/ft
|1710 mm
|Height inclusive of roof rails
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|4443 mm
|2690 mm
|1842 mm
|Width including mirrors
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|Fuel tank capacity
|60 litres
|Minimum kerb weight
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|Interior features
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|Front and Rear Accessory Power Sockets (12V)
|Headlights - Jet Wash
|Auto-Dimming Rear View Mirror
|Openable Panorama Roof
|60/40 Split Back and Fixed Cushion
|Tailgate Wash/Wipe
|Cruise Control with Adjustable Speed Limiter
|18in 5-Spoke Alloy Wheels with Locking Wheel Nuts
|Drivers and Passengers Manual Lumbar Support Adjustment
|Body Coloured Rear Spoiler
|Radio/CD, MP3 Compatible, AUX, , Remote Audio Controls, TFT Display Screen, Ford SYNC with Emergency Assistance
|Spare - Mini Steel
|Leather - Trimmed Gearshift Knob
|Electrically - Operated/Heated Door Mirrors with Integrated Side Indicators
|Cup Holders
|Electrically - Operated Front and Rear Windows with Global Opening and One-Touch Lowering /Closing on the Drivers Side
|Quickclear Heated Front Windscreen
|Dual-Zone Electronic Automatic Temperature Control (DEATC), Second Row Air Vents
|Centre Console
|Sports - Style Front Seats
|Sony DAB Radio
|Eight Premium Speakers
|Heated Front Seats - Heated Cushion and Backrest
|Height and Reach Adjustable Steering Wheel
|Bluetooth Hands Free Phone
|Ford Power Engine Start/Stop Button
|Rain Sensing Auto Wipers
|Torino Full Leather Trim
|Voice Control System
|Leather Trimmed Steering Wheel
|10-Way Power Front Seats
|Front Armrest and Rear Folding Centre Armrest
|Drivers Airbag
|Third Brake Light
|Front Side Impact Airbags, Front and Rear Curtain Airbags
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|ISOFIX Child Seat Mounting Points on Both Outer Rear Seats
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Amana Tool DRB-424 Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) Tipped Double Flute 1/2 D x 3/4 Inch CH x 1/2 SHK Straight Plunge Router Bit
2 Flute Diamond tipped for cutting composite panels and Fiberglass. Tool life is expected up to 25 times when compared with the carbide tip tooling. Diamond is the hardest material on the earth. Polycrystalline Diamond (PCD) tooling is manufactured in a high-temperature and high-pressure laboratory…$374.20$336.80
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(6:30 p.m. EDT) -- Luxury expedition cruise line Ponant's newest ship -- Le Laperouse -- arrived today in Reykjavik, Iceland, where it will depart for its maiden voyage. It's the first call the ship has made since leaving the Vard shipyard in Alesund, Norway, where it was delivered to Ponant on June 15.
The 184-passenger ship, which will be christened on July 10 in Reykjavik, is the first in Ponant's new Explorer class. Features of this class include a reinforced hull for polar exploration, a fleet of Zodiacs for excursions, a water sports marina, an infinity pool and the unique-in-the-industry Blue Eye Lounge -- an underwater space offering ocean views and sounds via specially-developed hydrophones integrated into the ship's keel. All 92 of the ship's cabins, including suites, also will feature either a balcony or private terrace.
"Le Laperouse is a wonderful achievement for the company and the result of intensive teamwork with Vard and Fincantieri," said Ponant's CEO and co-founder, Jean Emmanuel Sauvee, in a statement. "From remarkable nautical performances to technical excellence and offering an extraordinary level of comfort, everything is in place for the PONANT EXPLORERS series to be a huge success."
Ponant is a French-owned luxury cruise line that sails to expedition destinations, as well as to Europe. Le Laperouse is the company's first new ship in several years and the first of six Explorer-class ships due to launch between now and late 2020.; the second, Le Champlain, will launch this October.
A seventh ship -- an electric hybrid icebreaker capable of sailing around both Poles -- is slated to debut in 2021.
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Industrial Carousel (Small Item Storage & Distribution)The ultimate in productivity, security and space efficiency
- High density item storage using our purpose built storage bins
- Storage for '000s of SKUs in 10m2 of floor space
- Unit height up to 8.5m, capacity to 750kg, carriers up to 3.6m wide
- High speed continuous operation achieving +200 picks per hour
- Use in conjunction with our scalable multi station SortBench
- Inbuilt interface for easy integration with your WMS or ERP
Media Station (Document & Records Storage)Provides 160% greater storage capacity than traditional filing cabinets
- Attractive small footprint office units in heights from 2.2m to 3.6m
- Store lateral files, A4 binders, Lever-Arch binders presented at ergonomic height for your staff
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MOODBOARD: Empowering + Gold
I haven't shared some of my work since I decided to rebrand my site last, but I'm excited to be showing off this moodboard I created a week ago, with y'all today!
This client got in touch with me a few months ago about rebranding and redesigning her website. The amount of excitement that I have with working with this amazing client of mine makes me so incredibly happy - especially because I'm a fan of her work and I love the direction she wants to take for her project.
I really love the colors that we're going for and the prints/patterns I'm going to be adding to her design.
We're currently wrapping up the logo design for her website and will be starting her web design after the holidays!
Can't wait to see the finished project!


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The Original Toy Company Marble Maze Building Set, 45-Piece
Our NEW Marble Maze Building Set is the ultimate intriguing set in Marble Runs , all of these bright colored pieces all connect together to make endless runs for your 10 Marbles. The set contains a revolving paddle wheel , tubes , bases ,snake pass with ringing bell , curves and chutes. The set will provide


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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Chipotle Update
Totally got the t-shirt!
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My Handsome Boys...well, two of them anyway
For Staycation Day 4 I took the boys to Sears to get some portraits done. These are Sebastian's 18-month shots and Jackson's-a-big-bad-kindergartener shots. You'd never know it but the photog and I were sweating trying to get Sebas on the set, much less smile! Man that photog is good!
We're going to the pool in a little while but not before I push myself into line to be one of the first 100 customers after 3p.m. who gets a free T-shirt at Chipotle. It doesn't take much to excite me!!
Be blessed & peaceful,
We're going to the pool in a little while but not before I push myself into line to be one of the first 100 customers after 3p.m. who gets a free T-shirt at Chipotle. It doesn't take much to excite me!!
Be blessed & peaceful,
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Staycation Day 3 - Movie Time!
Entertaining the boys on $3 and a can of Spaghettio's
So, since it was raining I decided to take the boys to the movies. The theater here in town has a $1 each morning for families to see. Today was Spiderwick Chronicles. I was thrilled that Jackson was doing so well. He was really into it. Unfortunately, not amount of Goldfish Crackers could keep young Sebastian in his seat. He wanted to run in the aisles, he wanted to jump in the seats, he wanted to crawl onto Jackson's lap. Anything but sit in my lap for more than 20 minutes. I know that's a lot to ask but, he's the one who stares down complete strangers for fun. He's usually pretty good at playing on his own. But, when he starts to take flight, there's no keeping that one down.
After our quick escape from the movies, we went home and dined on Spaghettios. Needless to say, the noodles served as a moisturizer for the little guy. He konked out and so a bath would have to wait until after naptime. Here's a post-nap shot:
So, after the hose-down (a.k.a. bathtime) we went to the mall for a couple of hours. So, the grand total for today's events: $3. Not bad! Tomorrow's forecast: sunshine!
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Staycation Day 2 - Fun at the Pool
Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
I love that I was able to take this picture! I have a sleeve that my camera can sit into and take pictures underwater. Most the camera was underwater for this, just the lens was out.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Fathers Day 2008
Father's Day - 2008
If the relationship of father to son could really be reduced to biology, the whole earth would blaze with the glory of fathers and sons. James A. Baldwin
Okay, so we're back-tracking a bit. I thought this was such a sweet morning. We woke up early and made breakfast for Bryan. Jackson was so excited to give him the gift he picked out. A tent. He has been itching to go camping with Bryan and so we got them a tent and picked up a fishing license.
More awesome is what a great father Bryan really is. It's evident in the way the boys look at him that he's their role model and what an awesome role model he is! He's a strong example both physically and emotionally. He's not afraid to tell the boys how much he loves them, how proud he is of them and as a result, we have confident and exceptional boys.
The Queen Mother is pleased!
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A Day at the Zoo!
On Saturday we spent some time at the zoo. It was a blast! At the beginning of the trip I made a joke that didn't settle well with Jackson. I told him that we were there to pick his new family so he needed to pay attention to which exhibit he liked best. He got over it by the time we saw the first exhibit, he got over it!
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Ahahaha that's what you get when you are not ready for exam.
I didn't study much, so guess what,
I failed my maths and chemistry.
For my whole life, I have never failed my maths until now.
It was so frustrating. I was like WTF?!
Ahh and then here comes chemistry again,
Looks like I have to work hard now. :-)


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Hiratsuka Un'ichi
Japanese, 1895-1997
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Hiratsuka, along with Onchi Kôshirô, was a pillar of the Creative Print movement. He was first to teach courses in woodblock printing at Tokyo Art School (the forerunner of Tokyo University of the Arts), breaking a long-standing barrier of prejudice against prints, and he was instrumental in nurturing a generation of Japanese print innovators. Later in life, he moved to Washington D.C., where his daughter lived, and there he influenced American printmakers as well.
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Teacher of: Hagiwara Hideo (Japanese, 1913-2007)
Student of: Ishii Hakutei (Japanese, 1882-1958)
Teacher of: Maeda Masao (Japanese, 1904-1974)
Member of: Nihon Hanga Kyōkai (Japanese)
Teacher of: Sasajima Kihei (Japanese, 1906-1993)


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Yesterday I was talking to a colleague who'd been overseas recently and mentioned how popular Flashpoint seemed to be over there: it seemed to be even more of a pop-culture phenomenon, she said, than it is here. Today CTV announced that the next season (currently in production) will be the last.
Update: Word is starting to trickle in that this decision was genuinely made by the creators, who wanted to move on and "end it the way we want." If so, good; that's a much happier story than I thought it was when the press release first came out.
The show has to be considered one of the most influential in Canadian TV history, both from a business standpoint – with its model of serving as a summer-replacement series on a U.S. network – and for the many similar Canadian-made cop shows that followed in its wake. It was one of the best shows of its kind. It was one of several Canadian shows from the last few years that demonstrated that a) Canadians will watch Canadian-made programs, and b) People outside Canada will watch a Canadian show even if it doesn't try to hide the presence of the CN Tower or other distinguishing features of the Canadian city where it's filmed. But while it did survive the loss of its partnership with a U.S. broadcast network, its alternative partnership (with the ION network in the U.S.) doesn't seem to have been enough to keep it going beyond next year. (Update: But, see above; it might have been able to keep going if the creators had wanted to keep it going.) Though 75 episodes is certainly a very healthy run for a show that mostly did 13-episode seasons.
I hope to write more about this later, but with this and other recent cancellations, plus the Genies and Geminis merging into one award, plus this story on the problems of getting TV documentaries made, it just doesn't seem like a very hopeful time for English-language Canadian TV programming. It's not that it's impossible to get people to watch it – arguably it's easier now, with the improved production polish of Canadian shows and the somewhat improved promotional techniques available to networks; Flashpoint was better-promoted than most of the Canadian shows that preceded it. But it doesn't seem like there's an organized system in place to keep the shows coming. U.S. networks are still buying Canadian shows for summer runs, and that's good, but a show can't survive for a long time if it has to depend on the existence of an American network partner. What keeps shows going for a long time, and what supports a TV industry, is that networks put original programming – and finding an audience for it – at the heart of their business strategy. The issue with English Canadian TV is that it doesn't seem to matter a whole lot to networks from a business standpoint, and it tends to vanish when networks go through hard business times.
On the other hand, and to end this on a hopeful note, I've seen people argue that the Genie/Gemini consolidation is actually a good thing, creating the possibility of a single awards show that will attract more attention. And the decision to shift international TV co-productions into their own separate category ("Best international drama") suggests the possibility that the new show will focus more attention on home-grown English-language programming.


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Hello folks.
Welcome to this Thursday's denim injection of the 10@10.
Today we will be focusing on Bert aka @bvo_66. Bert is a denim and boot enthusiast located in the Netherlands and he has an IG feed that bleeds blue. With a stirring passion for Denim/Boots and heaps of creativity Bert has managed to hone a feed that is, not only inspirational but also, strongly focused on the product and not 'Bert'.
Putting this feature together was easy with so many great images to choose from. If you haven't already, make sure you check out his feed.
Other than that it's time to sit back, relax, crack open a beer and enjoy the thoughts of @bvo_66 as he answers the @clobbercalm 10@10.
NAME: Bert van Orden aka @bvo_66
LOCATION: The Netherlands
OCCUPATION: Sales Engineer
1. So Why Instagram?
My son and daughter had an Instagram account and I felt it was something for me too. I love to be creative and I like to share it this way.
2. Why Denim, Boots, Workwear, Ruggedness?
Since my youth I've been interested in this type of clothing. When I was a teenager I was a skinhead with a bald head, Dr. Martens boots, Fred Perry shirt and braces. Now I'm older, calmer 😉 and wearing Red Wing boots and raw denim.
3. What are your thoughts on the rise in popularity of "Instafashion" and the community it is creating?
I love it: I have contact with people all over the world who have the same fashion interests as I have. I've discovered brands I didn't know before.
4. Top 3 brands to shop and why?
1). Red Wings — my favorite shoe brand.
2). Rogue Territory — a small US brand who make handgrafted goods in Los Angeles.
3). Fred Perry — since I was a teenager I've loved this brand.
5. Where's your favourite place to shop these brands?
There is an area in Amsterdam called "9 straatjes". In this area a lot of nice shops are located. For example Fred Perry, Denham, Lee, Red Wings and Tenue de Nimes.
6. When did you decide to voice and share your love for your clobber on social media?
More than 2 years ago I started posting my first pictures on Insta. Soon I got nice comments on my clothing style and I came in contact with like-minded people.
7. What's the secret behind your great images; Who takes them? When are they taken? How do you capture the magic your followers enjoy so much?
My secret is: keep it simple…it's not about me, but about the style. I only shoot what I want to show, so try to get as fine as possible details in the picture.
Almost all the pictures are taken by me via the timer on my phone.
8. What feeds do you like to follow and check in on? Who should we check out?
There are a lot of feeds that I like to follow. In random order I will call 5:
@swissjeansfreak, @jjayhawks, @djeezzzie, @jaesungxlee, @mooky_bc
9. What tips would you give new starters on Instagram to help them get there feed off the ground and successful?
Take the time to make a good picture, try to find a unique style and find the right hashtags for your picture.
10. And Lucky Last, You're going to be stranded on a desert island and you can take 1 outfit (4 items) Only with you.
What would they be? And Why?
– Red Wing Iron Rangers boots
– Chup socks
– Rogue Territory Stanton denim
– White t-shirt
Why? Because that's me…
Well Bert, Wings/Denim/white tee, the All-American hero from the Netherlands. Love it bro! Thanks so much for being part of this series Bert and no doubt we will be floating via each other's feeds soon!
Hopefully most folks are getting used to the routine now. Next Monday the 10@10 plays host to another dose of denim-porn with the bespoke Raw Denim Jean manufacturers SoSo Clothing aka @sosobrothers followed by next Thursday's bloke of the week Ken aka @sanforizedson.
Have a tip-top weekend guys and catch you Monday!
Ben @clobbercalm.


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Unit 1 – Materials Technology & Science
Aim and purpose
The purpose of this unit is to develop learners understanding of the materials used in engineering products and the scientific principles engineers use to identify which materials are the most suitable for use in a given engineering context.
Unit introduction
When designing products, engineers have to select appropriate materials and components for the application. In this unit, learners will develop knowledge and understanding of a range of engineering materials and their properties. They will also consider several of the scientific principles that can affect the choice of material or components in various engineering contexts. In particular, the learner will develop knowledge of:
- properties of materials
- engineering materials
- engineering chemistry
- electricity and electronics
- transfer of energy
This unit is assessed by an external examination set and marked by AQA. The examination takes place under controlled examination conditions.
Unit 2 – Mechanical Systems
Aim and purpose
The purpose of this unit is to give learners a practical understanding of mechanical systems. This includes different types of mechanical systems and their typical applications, how these systems are designed, and how they and their component parts function.
Unit introduction
Mechanical systems are used to carry out tasks that involve forces and movement. They typically involve some form of power source that generates force and movement, functional elements that change the magnitude or direction of this force or movement, a means of transmitting this force or movement to where it is required and some form of control system.
In this unit learners will explore different types of mechanical systems and their typical applications, how these systems are designed, and how they (and their component parts) function. They will also assemble and test mechanical systems and identify the preventative maintenance requirements.
This unit is assessed by an AQA set and marked assignment.
Unit 3 – Mathematics for Engineers
Aim and purpose
The purpose of this unit is for learners to model and solve engineering problems across a range of practical engineering contexts through the use of mathematics.
Unit introduction
When designing engineered products, or solving engineering problems, engineers frequently have to select and apply mathematical techniques and methods. In this unit, learners will develop knowledge, skills and understanding of a range of standard mathematical techniques, enabling their selection and use in practical engineering situations. In particular, the learner will develop the ability to:
- solve problems using the practical application of mathematics
- use arithmetic to solve engineering problems
- use algebra to solve engineering problems
- use trigonometry and coordinate geometry to solve engineering problems
- use statistics to solve engineering problems
- use calculus to solve engineering problems.
This unit is assessed by an external examination set and marked by AQA. The examination takes place under controlled examination conditions.
Unit 4 – Engineering Design
Aim and purpose
Learners who complete this unit will develop an understanding of the engineering design process and will use industry standard tools and techniques to deliver an engineering design from start to finish.
Unit introduction
Design is the essential creative process of engineering, which distinguishes it from science, and which calls for imagination, creativity, the knowledge and application of technical and scientific skills, and skilful use of materials. The teaching of design has an integral place in the formation of all engineers. The unit will prove the key knowledge and skills needed to be a design engineer:
- strong problem-solving skills
- a creative approach for generating new ideas
- a sound knowledge of computer assisted design (CAD) software
- an excellent grasp of engineering and design principles
- knowledge of the qualities of manufacturing parts and materials used in designs
- communication skills
- an understanding of manufacturing processes and construction methods
- an awareness of the environmental impact of design ideas.
- This unit will assess learners understanding of the engineering design process (including all of the considerations and constraints a design engineer will face) and their ability to produce an engineering design using industry standard tools and techniques.
- This unit provides an opportunity to evidence achievement of the transferable skills of communication (oral and written) and problem-solving.
Unit 5 – Production & Manufacturing
Aim and purpose
The purpose of this unit is to provide learners with an understanding of the range of manufacturing processes and systems relevant to the production of multiple components. The learner will develop a production plan, schedule the production and work as part of a team to manufacture the batch of products.
Unit introduction
In many engineering contexts, products are manufactured in quantity. Engineers specify which manufacturing processes are required to convert the available forms of material into the finished products, and the systems to be used to support the production of consistent products.
In this unit, learners will develop knowledge and understanding of a range of manufacturing processes and use these processes to plan and manufacture a batch of products. In particular, the learner will develop knowledge of:
- manufacturing processes
- engineering manufacturing systems
- quality control and quality assurance
- engineering production planning
- performing production processes.
This unit provides an opportunity to evidence achievement of the transferable skill of teamwork.
This unit will be assessed through a centre set and marked assignment.
Unit 6 – Design Visualisation
Aim and purpose
This unit focuses on the use of 3D parametric modelling software in the design process, and how it can then be used to create the different outputs such as 2D drawings and animations. The unit will allow learners to develop skills in using the latest in CAD technology and CAD techniques for design engineering.
Unit introduction
This unit enables learners to develop the knowledge and skills needed to set up and operate a 3D parametric computer-aided drawing (CAD) system to produce fully detailed models and drawings for engineering activities, in accordance with approved procedures.
The drawings produced will include detailed component drawings for manufacturing, assembly and sub-assembly drawings.
Learners will follow a design brief and carry out concept development to produce design solutions. They will then need to capture all of the relevant design requirements and necessary information in order to carry out the drawing operations. They will select and use the appropriate equipment and software, based on the type and complexity of the drawing functions to be carried out, to produce 3D models and 2D drawings, including the use of rendering and animation in their designs.
Learners will be expected to work to appropriate and current British Standards (BS) to produce fully detailed drawings to enable the manufacture and assembly of the product to take place.
The unit will provide the underpinning knowledge needed to enable learners to take an informed approach to applying computer-aided design procedures for engineering. Learners will understand the computer system and software used, and its application. They will know about the various tools and techniques used to produce the drawings, in sufficient depth to provide a sound basis for carrying out the activities to the required specification.
Learners will understand the safety precautions required when working with the computer drawing system and will be fully aware of any health, safety and environmental requirements, and the appropriate legislative and regulatory frameworks applicable.
Unit 7 – Advanced Design for Manufacture
Aim and purpose
This unit develops the knowledge and skills learners need to be able to produce a final build plan for the manufacture and/or assembly of a new product design. They will be required to follow a systematic approach to design for manufacture (DFM) and design for assembly (DFA) analysis.
Unit introduction
The aim of this unit is to enable students to develop a thorough understanding of engineering design and manufacturing, and apply that understanding to the design for manufacture of products at an overall and detailed level. Learners will gain an understanding of modern design techniques and manufacturing technologies.
Unit 8 – Design Engineer Project Management
Aim and purpose
This unit will give candidates experience of completing an industrially sourced design project for an external industrial client.
Unit introduction
The specific aim of this unit is to train the learner to project manage an engineering design. This unit will draw on the knowledge and expertise gained while studying the other units of the Technical Level in Design Engineering, plus the knowledge gained from within this unit, to tackle a real engineering industrial, or commercial, problem thereby integrating design and engineering practice to tackle a real need or problem.
On successful completion of this unit learners will be able to:
- apply project management and design methodology to engineering problems
- generate ideas related to designing new or appropriate solutions, systems, components or processes
- apply appropriate science and engineering tools to the analysis of unfamiliar problems
- coordinate a creative and innovative design solution with the effective use of appropriate design and project management methodologies
- understand the links between technical design and commercial risks
- design a component, system or process using appropriate design techniques and be able to describe key elements of those processes
- use of appropriate computer based design and project management tools to solve problems.
In this unit learners must complete a project relating to the development of an engineering design.


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Pool "B" rodeo action got underway Tuesday, July 11, at the Stampede.
Not a lot of locals taking part over the next four days but Cochrane's Tanner Milan did nab fourth in steer wrestling as he got his steer in the dirt in 5.1 seconds, while Straws Milan, didn't fare as well with a no time.
Luck wasn't with Ponoka's Zane Lambert in bull riding either as he got bucked off.
And Milo's Chett Deitz ended up in fourth with a score of 73 in novice bareback.


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Kangana Ranaut to spin producer. All a other actresses who recently began making films
Kareena Kapoor Khan and Kangana Ranaut's infrequent airfield character has got us hooked
Photo| Anil Kapoor is like a standard father though Sonam Kapoor's rumoured lover Anand Ahuja is ok with it
There's no doubt Shashanka Ghosh's Veere Di Wedding is going to be a sum power-package with a stellar expel of Kareena Kapoor Khan, Sonam Kapoor, Swara Bhaskar and Rhea Kapoor. And now, proof us right, Swara Bhaskar has uploaded a brief video on Instagram that is creation us even some-more vehement about how most fun this lady squad is carrying on a sets.
Posting a video, Swara wrote, "#veere giving their opinions on critical universe matters.. like Dessert! While 'guffing' (to use a vocab of linguist #KareenaKapoorKhan ) dessert 🤣🤣🤣 #veerediwedding @vdwthefilm @sonamkapoor @rheakapoor @shikhatalsania @poonamdamania." And in a video, while Swara asks Sonam about her opinion on desserts that Sonam apparently wants to be calorie-free, Kareena Kapoor Khan is a one who indeed rats her out. Jumping in between, Kareena reveals how Sonam has already had her lie diet with a bag full of Pringles withdrawal Sonam all embarrassed.
Veere Di Wedding has got fans vehement already with a cast's unchanging updates on amicable media. Only recently, writer Ekta Kapoor had common a design on Instagram saying, "To all my veeres!!! This one entrance subsequent year summer is for all my friends !!! Cause friends are d new family!!" Recently, we also saw Sonam and Swara operative on a dance series for a film.
Well, going by a feel of a film, it seems 'Veere Di Wedding' is on a approach to give Bollywood a year's ideal chick-flick. And with 4 overwhelming actors entrance together, a plan for sure, is going to keep a assembly impatient.
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FCS review of the year 2015-16
"The past year has been another busy and successful year for Forestry Commission Scotland. Our work is as varied as ever, benefiting communities by improving people's health and well-being, contributing to the economy and boosting the quality of the environment and biodiversity.
The Review of the Year showcases the highlights of 2015-16. We were delighted to receive unprecedented media coverage when we published a study which revealed how much forestry contributed to the economy. We launched our new forestry grant scheme to help support woodland creation. This has been well received and we have already begun work to look at other barriers to planting; and we celebrated 10 years of our Woodlands In and Around Towns programme which has helped to improve the quality of life for people living in urban Scotland."
Jo O'Hara, Head of Forestry Commission Scotland.
Forestry and the economy
What do an award winning sound and light show in Perthshire and an architectural practice in the Highlands have in common? They are just two projects that demonstrate the hidden success story of the forestry sector. A report published last year showed that the forestry sector is a hidden success story, contributing nearly £1 billion through forest management, timber processing and recreation, as well as supporting over 25,000 jobs across Scotland.
Forestry and the environment
Scotland's forests are under increasing threat from tree pests and diseases due to rises in global travel and trade resulting in the introduction of new species. We work in partnership to safeguard Scotland's trees. We are part of a new consortium of 15 Scottish organisations working with Kew's Millennium Seed Bank as part of the UK National Tree Seed Project which aims to develop the first UK national tree seed bank. We have a wide range of strategies, surveillance activity and campaigns in place to help keep Scotland's forests healthy.
Trees can help combat the increased risk of flooding brought about by climate change. We made two short videos demonstrating good practice water management in forests. We are also involved in an exciting project at Eddleston Water, near Peebles in the Scottish Borders which aims to restore natural habitats to reduce the risk of flooding and benefit wildlife.
Forestry and women
Women have played an important role in the forest industry since 1942 when the Women's Timber Corps was formed as part of the Land Army. Now, four of the senior leaders in Scottish public sector forestry are women. To help encourage more young women into forestry, an ongoing £300,000 targeted skills programme that has already trained up 82 women will receive extra funding to support another 20 female trainees.
Forestry and health
Forests and woodlands have a positive effect on anxiety and depression, reducing stress and mental fatigue. Our Branching Out programme has helped nearly 1,800 people with long-term mental health problems with long-term mental health problems. We are also helping to green up hospital grounds and we have even transformed a former bus park in the centre of Glasgow into a high quality greenspace community park. We also trained volunteer champions to engage with community groups in Central Scotland, helping to break down barriers to access in local woodlands.
Forestry and communities
We celebrated 10 years of our successful Woods In and Around Towns programme which aims to improve the quality of life for people living and working in urban Scotland by making woodlands more welcoming, particularly in some of Scotland's most socially deprived communities. During this time, WIAT has created or upgraded nearly 600km of paths, brought nearly 12,000 hectares of urban woodland brought into active management - that's an area almost the size of Glasgow! – and restored vacant and derelict land to woodland. Find out what happened behind the scenes at Cuningar Loop - one of Scotland's most derelict land sites which has been turned into a woodland park with a woodland workout area, adventure play, bouldering, and cycling tracks.
Forestry and timber development
Scottish timber is a fantastic sustainable resource and in Scotland, 75% of new houses are built in timber. The Festival of Architecture is now touring Scotland, show casing the best of architecture in Scotland, including examples of how Scottish timber can be used in design and construction.
Forestry and woodland creation
Woodland creation plays an important role in contributing to the Scottish Government woodland target, as well as helping mitigate climate change by carbon sequestration and restoring lost habitats through developing forest habitat networks. Find out more about how the new Forestry Grant scheme helps support woodland creation.
National Forest Estate Review
Read about our key achievements on the National Forest Estate, the land we manage on behalf of the Scottish Government and the people of Scotland.