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When several tornadoes came through Alabama, it left a trail of downed trees. Not wanting to see this resource go to waste, Robin Graham purchased a Wood-Mizer LT15 sawmill and began milling the logs into usable lumber. Two years after milling the wood to dry, Robin started construction on a boathouse using about 3,600 board feet of white oaks, cedar and cherry. In eight months, Robin had built a boathouse measuring 32' x 30' with an 18' x 20' upper deck and 140' of walkways and stairs leading to the water. Robin estimated he saved about $20,000 by using his LT15. "Being able to design the boathouse, then cut, mill, and prepare the wood has provided a great sense of personal satisfaction and accomplishment," said Robin.
"We began our adventures in dairy farming four years ago with one jersey cow and her calf so that our granddaughter could have fresh milk. As the number of grandchildren increased, so did our dairy herd," said Ralph Klein. "To accommodate our growing need for barn space, I began to work on a dairy barn. Two years later it was finally completed." Using his LT15 sawmill, Ralph milled 650 board feet for the 38' x 28', 1,456 square feet dairy barn and estimates saving around $4,000 by milling 92% of the lumber needed for the project. Ralph praised the "durability and dependability" of his LT15 and said, "I am so thankful to have finished this project, hope I have time to build something else."
When traveling abroad, Bob Brothen was inspired to bring something back. "On a visit to my grandfather's home in Norway I saw buildings constructed by my great grandfather in the 1880's. The ability to saw lumber to build in that style inspired us to plan a building that would emulate his work." With the use of his Wood-Mizer LT10, and some help from his brother and son, Bob created his 924 square foot barn over the course of one fall and two summers. Bob was sure to stay true to his inspired design. "We used a type of timber frame construction, board and batten siding, extended floor joists, dormers, and wide board flooring similar to what my great grandfather might have done. The trim and color is old Norway inspired. I felt that we produced something that will last not only because of the solid wood construction but because its unique character will be worth preserving," said Bob. "In a world where so much is manufactured and mass produced, a unique building using unique materials always seems to generate interest." For this project, Bob, his son, and his brother, were able to cut 6,000 board feet of pine and poplar in a little over 60 hours, spread over five weekends. "When we purchased the LT10 sawmill, we planned to saw only specialty lumber for small projects. We soon learned that our Wood-Mizer has the capability to go well beyond our initial expectations."
Inspired by a steam engine design in his grandfather's mechanic's book from 1900, Bob Harbrige decided to build a fully-functioning, wooden air engine. Using his Wood-Mizer LT15 sawmill, Bob sawed 30 board feet of hickory, white oak and black cherry for the 39" x 20" x 19" machine. "The engine has been used to run a small generator powering LED lights," said Bob. "It has a three inch bore and a six inch stroke and works on approximately four psi of air pressure created by a vacuum." The intricate work that went into the four month project makes plenty of use out of quarter sawn materials from Bob's Wood-Mizer sawmill.
Looking for a place to live in Alaska while working for the Kingdom Air Corps Aviation Ministry, Harry Lippert built his own cabin with help from his Wood-Mizer LT40 Hydraulic. With it, he sawed more than 5,500 board feet of white spruce for the 18' x 28' cabin in the Matanuska Valley of Alaska. Harry spent two summers building his two-story 756-square-foot cabin with a 180-square-foot deck overlooking the Talkeetna Mountain Range. Harry estimates he was able to save approximately $5,000 by sawing 95% of the lumber needed for his cabin on his LT40 Hydraulic. "I am very satisfied with the way the cabin turned out, and with the way it looks," said Harry. When asked which feature of the LT40 Hydraulic helped the most with this project, Harry answered, "Just having the ability to cut lumber on site was a big help."
Thoughts of an expanding family had the walls closing in on Ross and Joslin Bennett of New Hampshire. Realizing their current space wasn't large enough for any new additions to their family, the Bennetts started outlining a plan for building themselves a new, more family friendly home. The plans called for a 1,350-square-foot, two-story home built on a 700-square-foot unfinished basement. During the build, approximately 20,000 board feet of eastern white pine was cut with their Wood-Mizer LT15 sawmill. "Even though this was one of Wood-Mizer's smaller models, it was amazing what just the two of us were able to accomplish," said Ross. Sawing over 75% of the wood used in the build, the couple estimated their savings from using their Wood-Mizer at approximately $25,000. Two years after the start of the project, and just one week before Joslin's due date, the house was finally completed. When asked about the completion of their home, the couple responded, "The feeling of bringing our new daughter into the home we built for her was breathtaking."
During the course of three and a half years, Richard and Sharon Maki used their Wood-Mizer LT15 sawmill to expand a 600-square-foot cabin into a beautiful 2,100-square-foot family home."We needed a place to live, as our daughter, husband and two boys moved to Montana and were living with us. We decided everyone needed more space," said Richard. With the exception of the stairway support fir, all of the wood used for the cabin was taken from standing, dead trees on the Maki's property. "This project was quite an undertaking, but [our LT15] performed extremely well." After seeing their finished cabin, Richard and Sharon said, "It was a great feeling of accomplishment. We are happy to have a unique and rustic home to live in."
With the help of his two sons and his Wood-Mizer LT70 mill, Craig Forman converted his current porch into a larger, (16' x 24') more usable space. The rafters were extended for the roof using oak boards to sandwich the original beam, eliminating the need for a post in the middle of the new porch. Red cedar was used for the beautiful new railings around the porch and cedar was also used for the uprights. The rafters, beams and floor joists were all made from southern yellow pine, and slabs of cedar and beech were cut to make the new benches. Approximately 1,400 board feet was cut with the Wood-Mizer during the week-long project. Craig said he could not put a price on how much he saved by using his Wood-Mizer mill, but "without my Wood-Mizer, I could not get the cedar lumber. Everything except 5/4 deck boards were cut on the mill." With the addition of his great grandmother's rocking chair and his grandparents' leather bottom straight back chairs, the new porch has finally become the comfortable family outdoor space that he had imagined. "It's a nice feeling to be able to provide something beautiful and functional for my family," Craig said.


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Here comes the new movie in the Malayalam film industry which is based on the historical story of Kerala. The movie will be based on old novel Vilaapam by P Valsala. This has deep connection to the people of Kerala and their period of time. The movie has just finished the scripting part and will soon be going on floors. The cast and crew of the movie are already decided. So start going back to your history and enjoy the rich heritage of Kerala and its people's.
The movie is titled as Khilafat and has Gifrey Jaleel as the director. The movie features Manoj K Jayan and Bhama in lead roles. The movie is based on Babri masjid demolition and the movement after that. It was named the Khilafat movement and so the name of the movie is given the same title. There was a massive movement all over the country and according to the director the movie will revolve around two characters. He also adds the characters in the movie are very important and each one of them plays a strong character. So let's hope the movie goes well and soon ready for release. Such historical movies are rarely seen in today's time.


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Our vision is to develop and strengthen an open and accessible non-profit arts and cultural centre that promotes, teaches and nourishes the arts and arts appreciation through exhibitions, programs, and performances.
The Elora Centre for the Arts is located in a restored, three-story limestone school house in one of Ontario's most picturesque villages. It is now considered a home where art lives. The building consists of 10 large classrooms converted to provide over 10,000 square feet of dedicated studio, gallery, and performance space. It is the vision of the ECFTA to provide a facility that enhances cultural life in the region through the fostering of art practice and presentation, production and reception.
The Elora Centre for the Arts is firmly grounded in the belief that contemporary art in all its various forms has the capacity to nurture the lives of those living, working, and visiting here. We view the arts as part of a healthy functioning society and participation in the arts as integral to the health and happiness of our communities. Hence, we provide transformative educational opportunities to art-makers of all ages and skill levels. Our programs and workshops are designed and led by professional artists and arts educators from a variety of backgrounds whose foremost goal is to foster creativity in a fun, inclusive and nurturing environment. At the ECFTA, it is our mandate to instill a life-long love of learning through the arts.
The Centre is a space where visual and media arts, music, dance, theatre, and the literary arts can come together and thrive. It encourages artist and audience participation and interaction through residency programs, lecture series, workshops, and symposia. Ultimately, we envision the Centre evolving towards a teaching and mentoring institution of national significance.


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ImprovBoston is where I got my start doing comedy and I'm super excited to be a part of this special Taste Test / Harold Night mashup with the hilarious Jeremiah Jordan. Small bites from local Massachusetts eateries and improv from ImprovBoston's best. Get tickets here
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Earlier Event: October 7You're the Expert at NY Super Week
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'Twas the night before Tommy's birthday, when all throu' the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
Oh except mummy and daddy, who were blowing balloons, hanging bunting and banners, wrapping presents, listening to music and drinking wine.
Here's the result.
It was worth every single second to see his beaming face opening his presents.
Especially seeing him trying to figure out this one.
By the looks of it, he loved his garage.
And the fact we let him eat cake for breakfast.
Next was the outing to the Sensory Barn. Basically, a barn to increase children's senses.
With a tree house.
Plus tree house window.
And garage for daddy.
Then we had lunch. Accompanied with kisses.
I couldn't help thinking, although Tommy loved his healthy lunch, he was looking for cake.
Never fear, Nanny's house meant cake was near! Tommy, meet Colin the caterpillar.
Happy birthday to the most loving, characteristic, endearing, wonderful, cheeky chappy, we've ever been blessed to know.
Coming soon, the Postman Pat party. I expect you all to be waiting with baited breath.


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CAIRO — Twelve people were injured in clashes across Egypt on Tuesday, as protesters gathered to commemorate the second anniversary of deadly street fighting that preceded parliamentary elections following the toppling of longtime autocratic Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak.
The fighting Tuesday comes at a time when the Egyptian political scene remains deeply polarized between supporters and opponents of the military coup that ousted Mubarak's successor, Islamist Mohammad Morsi. While Morsi won Egypt's first fully democratic election for president, his autocratic style reminded many of Mubarak's, and his ouster was met with wide-scale public support for the Egyptian army.
Egyptian health ministry officials told the Middle East News Agency that at least three people were injured Tuesday in clashes between pro- and anti-military protesters in Tahrir Square, the iconic site of the major anti-Mubarak demonstrations in early 2011.
Eight others were injured in Mansoura in confrontations with security forces, who fired tear gas at demonstrators demanding an end to military rule. Another person was reported injured in Alexandria.


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Can monitoring your employees' mood boost workplace productivity—and the bottom line? Plasticity Labs thinks so…
Photo Credits: From left: Plasticity Labs founders Jim Moss, Lance Mohring and Jennifer Moss. (Portrait by Raina + Wilson; Wardrobe styling by Nadia Pizzimenti/JudyInc.com; Makeup and hair by Shawna Lee/JudyInc.com; Prop styling by Caroline Pandeli/Plutino Group)
Jim Moss is an upbeat guy, but right now he looks a titch troubled by the pie charts and bar graphs he's peering at. The pages upon pages of bright graphics represent the results of a survey conducted by Moss's company, Plasticity Labs, to tap the collective mood of the Canadian Business editorial team. His Waterloo, Ont., startup aims to measure—and boost—workplace happiness. On its scale of one to seven, we averaged 4.8: A score Moss says is typical of employees in the troubled manufacturing industry. "Your averages are definitely lower than we usually see," he says, assuming the sort of offhandedly neutral tone doctors use to deliver unpleasant biopsy results.
Knowledge-based offices like ours typically start with a baseline score of low to mid-fives, Moss says. And they rarely have employees assigning scores as low as two—which happened with us. A different chart shows that many of my co-workers expect to feel even less satisfied six months down the road. "You've got people forecasting that things are looking even worse in the future," he says, crinkling his brow.
Then Moss rallies. Gesturing at the data, he starts talking about "dialing up optimism" and "doing some work on resilience." His pep talk sounds one part mad scientist—Frankenstein grafting a funny bone onto his melancholy monster—and two parts utopian dream. "The good news is that people are typically terrible at guessing what their future will be like," Moss says. "And the bad news is that people often wear their expectations: If they feel that things ahead look bad, they're going to seem grumpy at the office. But there's an opportunity here to get people thinking, If I think things are going to get worse, what can I do now to change that?"
Changing how people feel about their work is the point of Plasticity Labs, which Moss founded two years ago with his wife, Jennifer, the company's chief marketing officer, and chief technical officer Lance Mohring. With the help of a digital platform that monitors employees' moods each day—at its most basic, it simply asks workers to rank their attitude from one to 100… Read the full article on Canadian Bunsiness Magazine here


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Available as of March 2016, Buffalo Turbine has introduced Monsoon Dust Controller Gasoline units, an industry first according to the company. These new machines provide up to 25 percent in fuel savings, compared to traditional diesel-power, and utilize e a 26.5-hp EFI (fuel injected) engine, with no carburetor and no choke required for the unit's new wireless start/stop function.
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Buffalo Turbine has manufactured High Velocity, high volume Turbine Style Blowers for spraying applications since 1945. Utilizing a Gyratory atomizing Nozzle the Buffalo Turbine can mist 8 ounces per minute up to over 20 gallons per minute of fluid for dust control or spraying odor control chemicals over large areas. The Buffalo Turbine Monsoon can mist over 100 feet in neutral wind and oscillate up to 80 degrees. Buffalo turbine is also the world most popular turbine style leaf and debris blower. Made in USA!


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From his hometown of Warrnambool, artist Jack Wilkins spent a life documenting and responding to cultural movements around the world.
Chances are, you've never seen Port Fairy and Warrnambool from this angle. Join local photographer Oat Vaiyaboon on a flight up in the sky.
The story of how a country town in Victoria comes together to reclaim and re-distribute 'waste' food, and feed needy people.
The birth of a lamb, footy, netball, line dancing and gourmet ice-cream. All typical daily occurrences in Timboon, caught on film by locals.
Meet the man who made Oddball a reality, and find out what kind of furry little critters he and his guardian dogs are protecting now.
The Undy 500 is an annual race in Warrnambool, down the main street, in your undies. Why? Because we can.
Meet the man who turned a disused quarry in Warrnambool into a secretive majestic garden dedicated to the cycle of life.
Gracie the Portuguese Water Dog has her own Youtube channel. Her most famous video, 'Portuguese Water Dog Packs Herself Into a Suitcase'
Adversity, guts and the redemptive power of the ocean. MS won't stop Jim Previtt from his morning swim.
A country larrikin and nationally acclaimed artist, Glenn Morgan enriches and changes lives by bringing art to the Warrnambool community.
With no artistic background, two years of dabbling in a unique process has resulted in 'creatures appearing' in Martin's artwork.


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Pupils and staff at Rydal Penrhos took part in a fancy dress cross country to raise funds for the Forces Children's Trust.
The annual event was held at the school on Monday, December 14, and this year brought with it an added twist.
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Bears v Crusaders Match Report
Sunday 5th July Butts Park Arena
Coventry Bears and North Wales Crusaders faced off in their first Kingstone Press League 1 fixture at Butts Park Arena with only three places separating them in the table.
The Bears went into the game looking to recover from a disappointing last minute defeat at to rivals Oxford. Head Coach Tom Tsang was forced into a number of changes which saw debuts handed to Jack Morrison, formerly of Swinton Lions, and Chris Dixon.
Having started the game positively the Bears errors afforded Crusaders the opportunity to bag three quick tries which gave them a hold on the game.
After heading into the half-time break 26-0 ahead, Crusaders didn't click into gear in the early stages of the second-half; largely down to the Bears' big, aggresive forward pack.
But the Welsh side did start to rack up the points as the half wore on and the Bears began to tire.
Crusaders took the lead early on when Gary Middlehurst popped a short ball out to Jono Smith to score down the left.
Gary Middlehurst then had a try disallowed as Rob Massam's pass was ruled to have gone forward, before Massam crossed in the corner after taking Roets' pass.
Then, Crusaders added another two tries in quick succession, with Jono Smith and Karl Ashall both crossing the whitewash.
The visitors began to struggle to break down the Bears, but Rob Massam did add his second and Crusaders' fifth shortly before half-time when he took in Roets' pass to cut inside and score.
Coventry started the second-half as well as they could have hoped; Cooper took advantage of a dropped ball by Andy Moulsdale – making his return for Crusaders after a 14-month absence – to touch down next to the posts.
It didn't take too long for Crusaders to the respond, however, as Sam Peet took in Massam's pass from the wing to cross down the left.
The left flank was becoming a familiar area for Crusaders to attack and they finished off a try down there once again soon after; this time, Massam took in Peet's offload to score.
Karl Ashall then finished off a Gary Middlehurst break under the posts, before Jono Smith and Sam Peet combined in an exquisite attacking move to send Tommy Johnson over to round the game off for Crusaders.
Speaking after the game Bears Head Coach Tom Tsang said;
"It was another frustrating loss, as we created a lot of opportunities and had our fair share of the ball and field position. However, we showed a lack of cutting edge in the final third of the pitch. In contrast, Crusaders were clinical and converted opportunities to points.
What is also disappointing is that we are definitely much improved from the start of the season and are performances improve weekly - which hasn't been reflected on the score boards. We know what we need to improve and its more individual errors at this point, rather than team structure/process.
We have Keighley travelling to the Butts Park arena this weekend, who are another top team. It is important for us to keep positive and continuing to strive for improvements."
28 Andy Winfield
2 Chris Dixon
5 Ben Parry
21 Stephen Coleman
45 Jason Bass
30 Dan Parker
7 Cameron Boulter
27 James Geurtjens
24 Richie Hughes (Captain)
16 Alex Beddows
32 Kenny Kelliher
12 Chris Barratt
26 Matt Cooper
29 Liam Thompson
15 Andy Unsworth
50 Morgan Evans
17 Jack Morrison
Tries: Cooper (42)
1 Tommy Johnson
2 Scott Turner
31 Benjamin Jullien
3 Christiaan Roets
5 Rob Massam
14 Karl Ashall
7 Jamie Dallimore
8 Jonny Walker
15 Lee Hudson
16 Joe Burke
11 Jono Smith
12 Stephen Wild
13 Gary Middlehurst
6 Andy Moulsdale
32 Sam Peet
23 Mark Hobson
10 Ryan Duffy
Tries: Smith (6, 20), Massam (17, 38, 65), Ashall (22, 69), Peet (52), Johnson (72)
Goals: Johnson (7/9)
Referee: Chris Campbell
Attendance: 467
Bears man of the match: Matt Cooper
NEXT MATCH: The Bears take on Keighley Cougars this Sunday 12th July at 3pm at the Butts Park Arena.
Admission is £10 Adults £8 Concessions £2 Children


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Expedition Elsewhere curated by Amanda Low and Philip Leonard Ocampo
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April 6-May 5, 2018
Featuring: Sonia Beckwith-Cole and Nicole Ji Soo, Dylan Glynn, Amanda Low, Kai Lumbang, Kira Reau
Opening Reception: Friday, April 6, 7-10pm
Image: Sonia Beckwith-Cole and Nicole Ji Soo, Tween Place
Animation is a powerful exploratory tool which allows viewers for a brief moment through their screens, to imagine worlds beyond their own. But what happens when you take this grandeur and extend it past the single channel screen? What happens when the animator becomes the explorer? Expedition: Elsewhere moves the animation-viewing experience beyond the act of simply gazing: Spatial integration grants access to places unseen and worlds uncharted. The 6 artists of this exhibition embrace animation's ability to push beyond the confines of reality with works that challenge the perceived limitations of the medium of animation itself.
Presented in partnership with Images Festival.
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She Was Born Different Than The Rest Of Her Litter. When They Discovered What It Was? OMGAshley Maisano
Rexi, an adorable Golden Retriever, has a unique way of getting around. When she was around six weeks old, her owners Rachel and James Cassidy realized that she was different than the rest of her littermates; she never walked on her legs. As she kept growing, they realized her legs were actually growing backwards and looked similar to a bird's wings. They have brought her to the veterinarian to have her checked out, and they say it is neurological. They're now searching for the best surgeon to help Rexi be able to walk again. For now, she has no problem maneuvering around, and although she looks different, she acts and plays just like any other pup!


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Last week I wrote about mirroring an OU structure, from a source domain to a test domain, with the help of a couple of PowerShell scripts.
The first script had to capture the distinguished name of the parent object of each OU found in the source domain. This would allow me to make sure that an equivalent parent object existed in the target domain before attempted to create the child OU.
Looking into how to obtain the parent object distinguished name, I came across the msDS-parentdistname attribute. Take a look-see:
Get-ADOrganizationalUnit -Filter * -Properties msDS-parentdistname | Select-Object DistinguishedName,msDS-parentdistname
Get-ADUser -Filter * -Properties msDS-parentdistname | Select-Object DistinguishedName,msDS-parentdistname
Did that work for you? If not, it'll probably be because you don't have the msDS-parentdistname attribute, as it was introduced in Windows Server 2012 R2! Have a look for msDS-parentdistname in this ldf file that comes with Windows Server 2012 R2:
I realised that not everyone will have the Windows Server 2012 R2 schema, so I needed another way of obtaining the parent object's distinguished name. I turned to the trusty and ancient parentGUID attribute. Here's how I obtain it and then convert it from a byte array, i.e. an array of bytes, back to a usable GUID...
First, retrieve an OU object and assign it to the $Ou variable. Notice that we ask for the parentGUID property:
$Ou = Get-ADOrganizationalUnit -Identity "OU=Lab Accounts,DC=halo,DC=net"-Properties ParentGuid
Let's take a look at the ParentGuid attribute for the OU object:
Next, I need to convert the byte array into an actual GUID. I cast the $Ou.ParentGuid byte array as a System.Guid object by using the [GUID] type accelerator. I then ask for the Guid property and assign that to $ParentGuid:
$ParentGuid = ([GUID]$Ou.ParentGuid).Guid
Now, we can feed the GUID stored in $ParentGuid into the Get-ADObjectCmdlet. The result is assigned to $ParentObject.
$ParentObject = Get-ADObject -Identity $ParentGuid
Finally, the parent object's distinguished name:
Compared to using the msDS-parentdistname constructed attribute, the above example is a little more work, but I get same result AND I don't have to worry about schema versions.
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To be the father unto many sons."


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Frey Scientific, a division of School Specialty, is furthering its support for STEM education with its uLog USB Data Collection devices. With these dataloggers, Frey Scientific offers a way to collect data without barriers or expensive logging devices. uLog sensors are an all-in-one solution for classroom data collection.
Using uLog sensors, students tap into the power of existing classroom computers to track scientific data such as pH, light, sound, temperature, distance and motion. A breadth of sensors is available - more than 40 - to capture and measure this data. With the device's SensorLab Data Analysis software, students can track and graph data on their computer in real time using a program such as Microsoft Word or Excel. Students' observations about the natural world are immediate and engaging, furthering their interest in scientific analysis and reporting.
Frey's uLog Sensor Reference Guide provides teachers with a wide range of resources, including STEM-based investigation activities and guidance on integrating technology into the science laboratory curriculum. This special guide helps educators understand the uLog sensor technology they're introducing to their students.
uLog Sensors feature:
* A 5-foot cable that allows students to place the computer at a safe distance from lab work
* Built-in cable storage that keeps workspaces clear and makes uLog easy to store.
* Sensors that lock together for ease of handling and safer storage.
* A multicolor LED that matches the sensor with graph trace.
* The ability to control logging from the sensor or computer.
* SensorLab software that auto detects sensor type and units when plugged in.
* Device can be free-standing, handheld or mounted on a ringstand.
* Durable plastic housing that is splash proof for use in labs.
For more information, visit www.FreyScientific.SchoolSpecialty.com.
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My husband and I have been married for 4 wonderful years. We've known each other for 6 years and we love each other very much.
We've been trying to conceive since September of 2007. Around April of 2008 we thought that we were pregnant since I was late, but it weren't. We went to see my regular OB and he decided to run some tests. Everything was "ok" with me (one the outside with very minimal testiing) and so they decided to run some tests with Tom, they said that it was because treating a guy was "easier" than treating a girl.
So, Tom had a SA (semen Analysis) done. The day we got the results was one of the hardest days ever. The nurse was VERY cold and she read it to us as if we already knew what was going on. The results were devastating, my main concern was to make sure that he was ok and that the sign of infection that they found didn't mean anything.
We were sent to see a specialist. I chose the doctor since the one that they refered us to didn't make things easy when it came to scheduling an appointment.
We found Dr.M, what a caring doctor he is. He talked to us about our choices and he ran the tests. He even called us the next day to make sure that we didn't have any more questions and/or concern.
The day we got the results from the blood work was one of the worst days of our lives. Tom was diagnosed with Klinefelts. For me, all I cared about was to know that he was ok and that this problem was not going to affect his life. Luckly they have treatment for it and other than that he is very healty. I'm sure that Tom took this a little differently than I did. It's still hard for him at times, but I'm sure that he knows that I love him very much and that nothing will ever change that.
So, what did we do know about trying to conceive? Well, we were sent to see Dr.S., aka, our RE (Reproductive Endocrinoligist). Our consult was ok and they gave us our options. We already knew what we would do so all we had to do was wait for my period to come and we could start treatment. Well, my period didn't come and we were kind of stuck waiting. After some meds my period came and we could start treatment.
Let the treatments begin.
At first they wanted to start slowly and they ordered Clomid for me to take. They started with 50mg. I took the pills and waited for my follicles to start growing. When it was time to go the our RE to check how many follicles I had and how big they were we got our first share of bad news. I only had one follicle and it was measuring small. They had me come back a couple of days latter to see if it would grow more but it didn't. We had to cancel our first cycle.
Once again we found ourselves waiting to my period to start. Of course it didn't. I was then given some meds to make it come. In the meantime, I called up the doctor and we talked about our options. I remember that they mentioned that my ovaries "appeared to be policystic" and I wanted to know the starts of Clomid and people that have Policystic Ovarian Syndrome. I was told that it's a 50/50 chance of it working but that most women with PCOS respond better to injectables. I got the info about the meds with them and called my insurance to see what I could do.
I hit the jackpot. My insurance covers infertility treatment and drugs. I called my RE back and had them order the injectables. We ordered a medication called Follistim.
We really started treatment in January of 2009. They ordered more blood work and some X-ray test called HSG. It's where they insert some dye inside of you to make sure your tubes are open and all.
The X-ray results came back ok, they did see a spot where they wanted me to have a full pelvic ultrasound to check and see. That came back normal. It was just a follicle that I was growing.
The blood test results confirmed what the RE suspected, I have Policystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS).
I started taking my injections on January 4th. I think that I started with 150ml of Follistim and then lowered it to 75ml 7 days later. I had a blood test on the 7th day and an ultrasound. I had 2 good size follicles and one that was a little smaller. I was to take two more days of Follistim at 75ml and then do the trigger shot (which makes me ovulate withing 48 hours) on the third day.
Our first IUI was performed on January 13th, 2009. I had 3 follicles and the numbers where good. Now all I had to do was wait and see if it worked or not.
Before it was even time to take the pregnancy test I started spotting. 11 days after our insemination I new that it wasn't a success.
Now we had to wait to my period to start and end so we can try again.
We went in to our RE to see if we could continue with treatment. Unfortunately, I had two cysts on my right ovary and I had to take Birth Control Pills to make them go away. This is the most bizare thing ever. Having to take BCP to try to conceive is just plain weird.
Two weeks later we were back at the RE's office. The cysts were gone now we could start again.
I started my injections again on February 17th. Again at 150ml of Follistim for 5 days then 2 days at 75ml of Follistim and we went in for the ultrasound.
We did some blood work first thing in the morning then the ultrasound. This time we had a total of 4 follicles. Three were good sizes and one that was a little smaller.
Our second IUI was scheduled for February 28th at 10am. This time the numbers were even better than before, we were super happy.
Once again, we had to wait two weeks and see if it worked or not. Two weeks latter and I got a negative result. We were devastated.
Third time is a charm?
I again had left over cysts and had to start taking birth control pills to make it go away. This time they also put me on a medication called Metformin for the PCOS.
I started again with Follistim at 150ml for 10 days. This time my follicle counts were huge. I had 5 good follicles and 2 small ones. We were SUPER happy.
Our third IUI was scheduled for April 25th. Our numbers were good even though they were a little lower than the last time.
I was SO scared of testing this time. I was convinced that it didn't work. We even started to look more intensly into adoption.
I tested 10 days later (yes I know it was a little too early to test) and it was negative. I was devastated. I thought we were failed again.
The next day I was still pretty sad so I didn't test in the morning. But after talking to Tom, I decided to test once I got home.
I was watching Oprah and then it happened. A positive came up on the pregnancy test. I was SO HAPPY. I called Tom at work and we both cried over the phone.
I then called my RE's office right away and ran to the lab to get my blood work done. Just one thing, I forgot to let them know that I tested early.
My blood test came back, we were for sure pregnant. Now all we had to do was wait and see that our number would douple as they should.
They sure did. We were officially pregnant.
The best high of our lives!!!
We were finally pregnant. It was the most amazing feeling in the world.
We scheduled our first ultrasound with our RE to check how many babies I was having and to check for a heartbeat.
On May 27th at 9am we saw it. One little bean with a heartbeat. We didn't hear it but we saw the heartbeating.
It was the most amazing thing we've ever seen. One of the best moments of our lives.
We were now released to our regular OB. We chose Dr.St., he is very peronal and sweet, he wanted to see us right away.
On June 1st we had our very first OB appt. Nothing unusual happened there. We just did some blood tests and other routine tests. No ultrasound for us.
Two weeks later I had some spotting and we ran in to get some answers. They did another ultrasound on June 16th. We got to see our little bean and we even got to heart the heartbeating.
Both Tom and I got emotional and were super happy that everything was ok.
Two weeks later we went back to see our OB Dr.St and all was still good. By this time had already anounced to the world that we were pregnant and we were super happy.
We took weekly pictures of my belly and measured it too.
We made plans, we purchased things and we were just waiting to see our little baby again.
We were now scheduled for our 12 wks ultrasound, where they would take some measurements and make sure nothing was wrong with our baby.
The worst low of our lives begin.
On July 9th we had our ultrasound. I had some spotting two day prior and I was told that it was normal.
I still had some very minimal spotting that day and I was scared to death.
During the ultrasound the technician was very quiet and when I asked her if she like her job she answered "sometimes"
Right there I knew something was wrong. She looked around for a while and when I asked "where's my baby" she didn't asnwer
Then she said it "I'm sorry but all I see is a baby measuring only 9 weeks and no heartbeat" Then she said that she was getting the doctor to come in.
She left us in the room for a minute, Tom and I cried and held each other………Tom kept saying, I hope they're wrong. They have to be wrong.
The doctor came in and decided to do an internal untrasound. SHe looked around for a while, measured and then she said:
"I'm sorry but you are miscarring, your baby is only 9wks and there's not heartbeat"
She then looked at us and said that it wasn't our fault and that she didn't know why God does that sometimes. Specially with us since we had to do an IUI and all.
She then said that I would have to call Dr.St and schedule a proceedure called D&C where they have to remove the demised fetus (as she called it) since my body wasn't recognizing it.
Tom called Dr.St. right away, but he is on vacation and we had to see Dr.W instead.
July 9th was a Thursday and it was the worst day of our lives. I was just completly devastated and wanted to hide from everyone.
Tom took over and made the necessary phone calls. I couldn't bring myself to talk to anyone, all I could do was cry, cry , cry.
The following day I got a call from Dr.W, unfortunately he couldn't get me in for surgery that day, I had to wait until monday.
My parents got their things together and headed our way. Even though I wanted to be left alone, I knew that I couldn't do that to my mother, she had to be with me even if I couldn't be with her.
My surgery was scheduled for Monday late in the afternoon. I was to go see Dr.W early in the morning before surgery. I was to not eat anything as of midnight the day before and I could only have clear liquids until 10am on monday morning. We saw Dr.W. in the morning and he explained how surgery was going to be and the risks. He also said that again this was not our fault and that it did not mean that it was going to happen again. Our chances of having a full term baby next time would not decrease before of this loss. He explained that we would grieve for weeks and that it was normal and that once we were ready we could start trying again. He only suggested that we wait a couple of cycles so my body can heal.
We had to be at the Hospital two hours prior to the surgery. There we were at 2:45pm. Everyone at the hospital was super nice. They all treated me with the upmost respect and care. My anesthesiologyst was super nice and funny, all the nurses were super nice and caring. My doctor Dr.W was late and they were not very happy about that but i didn't care, I was in no hurry.
After the surgery I was in the recovery room for about 1 hour or so and then they had Tom come in and gave him instructions.
Dr.W said that I had a little too much bleeding but nothing to be concerned with. I was sent home the same day.
I was able to eat later that night, mom made some chicken soup and it was really good. All I did was sleep, sleep, sleep.
The next morning I woke up a little sore and crampy, so I took one of the pain pills they prescribed me. It took the pain away really fast, but it made me really drowzy.
My parents were going back home that tuesday and I was planning on staying in bed as much as I could.
Later that night the pain was back. I didn't want to take the pain killer because it had made me so drowzy, so I took some Aleve. It doesn't work as fast……or as much. But I was able to go back to sleep and the pain decipated.
Planning on going back to work the next day. This is it, life has to go on……it's just hard.
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A delegation including Israeli ambassador Amir Maimon, US ambassador Anne Hall, Lithuanian Jewish Community chairwoman Faina Kukliansky, deputy Lithuanian foreign minister Darius Skusevičius, Cultural Heritage Department heritage expert Alfredas Jomantas and Molėtai regional administration head Stasys Žvinys visited the Alanta wooden synagogue near Molėtai, Lithuania, on December 3. The synagogue is listed on the Lithuanian registry of cultural treasures and is in dire need of restoration, according to members of the delegation. The Molėtai regional administration webpage carried details of that discussion:
Israeli ambassador to Lithuania Amir Maimon said: "It is important to all of us that history is remembered and all sites important and significant for history are restored. We're talking today about Lithuanian heritage, not Jewish heritage. This is your history, this is my history."
US ambassador to Lithuania Anne Hall said: "In recent times the Lithuanian Cultural Heritage Department has done great work in initiating the restoration of synagogues, churches and other important historical buildings. It is really impressive. This is one of the buildings whose restoration we look forward to, and I know many Americans are looking for a way back to Lithuania, Lithuanian and Jewish émigrés."
Molėtai regional administration head Stasys Žvinys said the administration lacks funding for the synagogue's restoration, although it is the only synagogue still standing in the entire region. He asked the Israeli ambassador to take the lead in solving the problem. "Although this is our shared responsibility, unfortunately the administration cannot at this time allocate from its budget the resources appropriate for restoring this synagogue. The synagogue is maintained to the extent the community is able to maintain it," he said.
Faina Kukliansky, chairwoman of the Lithuanian Jewish Community, said: "Even if monies were found for putting the synagogue in order, there has to be content for this synagogue. Logically, if the building is restored but not used, not heated, not used for some purpose, then the money is wasted," she commented.
The LJC has approached the Cultural Heritage Department about the wooden synagogue and applied for financing for restoration, but cultural heritage conservation specialists say there are many abandoned historical buildings in Lithuania and priority is given sites which have a foreseen use and function.


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With history's first mass-produced plug-in vehicles just weeks away from delivery, Plug In America is releasing a series of smartly humorous PSAs created by people who have driven gas-free vehicles for years. Think "Mac vs. PC" spoofs that show the differences between electric vehicles and gas cars with a cameo by Fabio thrown in.
The first of the seven videos, which will be released between now and February, include "Cell Phone" and "Ocean Crude." Driving home the superiority of plug-ins, they address topics such as the true cost of gasoline, the endless maintenance of gas cars, the ease of plugging in to charge, oil spills and range anxiety. To see the blonde star himself, take a look at "Hype," which will be available for distribution at the end of this month.
The videos were written and produced by a professional cast and crew of 60 who donated their time to Plug In America, the nonprofit organization leading the nation's plug-in vehicle movement. They were spearheaded and produced by actress and long-time environmental activist Alexandra Paul (who you may recognize from "Baywatch" and "Who Killed the Electric Car?") and feature Stephen Zimpel, appearing as "Electric," and Marvin Campbell, starring as "Gas."
The nonprofit Plug In America works to accelerate the shift to plug-in vehicles powered by clean, affordable, domestic electricity to reduce our nation's dependence on petroleum and improve the global environment. They're looking to do so with humor and public education, and your consideration is appreciated given the upcoming delivery of the cleanest-running vehicles ever manufactured.
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Well the time has come, the kick of my wishes for the 2018 Golden Globe Awards. The Globes really are the official kick off to awards season being the first televised awards show of the year. The stars of both the big and small screens will gather at the Beverly Hilton ballroom in Los Angeles on Sunday January 7, 2018. As I usually do I have broken up my wishes for the 2018 Golden Globes by category with my presenter wishes and a post for the guys coming towards the end. Kicking off my wishes are some of the women nominated for Best Actress in a Movie Drama.I love Jessica Chastain so when I saw her name pop up during the 2018 Golden Globe Awards nominations I got really excited to see what she will wear on the red carpet. I have to say that a few weeks ago I read that actresses are planning to wear black to the Globes as a way to stand in solidarity with the #MeToo movement. I had already picked all of my wishes for the nominees for this years red carpet, and I decided that I was going to keep them as they stand. I would bet that Jessica, with all of her political activism and female empowerment, will be one of those that will don black for the red carpet and that just makes me sad because in the lead up to the nominations I was praying that we would see Jessica's name because I wanted to see her wearing this red Ralph Lauren Fall 2017 RTW strapless ballgown which features a patent leather bustier and a full tulle skirt. I love seeing Jessica wearing red on the red carpet and as the face of one of Ralph's fragrances I think that this would be a match made in heaven. The patent bustier is a little out there compared to what we normally see Jessica wearing, a little more dominatrix, but I think that since the shape and skirt are very simple that the bustier would not be extremely jarring. Style this gown with old Hollywood waves over one shoulder, a chic defined eye, light pink matte lips, a pair of red Gianvito Rossi 'Plexi' satin ankle wrap sandals with illusion PVC trim, and a statement Piaget diamond and ruby necklace to really make it a major modern glam moment. Meryl Streep announced that she would be wearing black for the red carpet at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards. She started this movement of actresses saying they will wear black, and so I decided that while there weren't many looks that I was going to actually change in favor of black I would change the bohemian blue lace Valentino Couture gown that I had originally picked for Meryl and pick something black. Now just because I wanted to go to a black gown doesn't mean that I had to pick something boring or bland. I think that this black velvet Valentino Spring 2018 RTW long sleeve gown with a dazzling silver sequined panel down the front would fit the protest statement, but still be glamorous and dazzling enough for a major red carpet moment. I kept the styling rather simple with a black satin Judith Leiber Couture 'Lenox' crystal trim clutch, sleek updo, defined eyes, a nude lip, black Valentino 'Rockstud Glam' satin sandals, and a pair of Harry Winston diamond cluster earrings.Michelle Williams was one of the surprises of the 2018 Golden Globe nominations. I hadn't heard her name bounced around at all, until that is when it was announced during the nominations announcement. Michelle is never really one of my favorites to see on the red carpet and I was very much hoping that following her Best Actress win at the Cannes Film Festival that Diane Kruger would have had this spot on the nominations list. Michelle is so extremely loyal to Louis Vuitton there really is no use making a wish for her to wear any other designer. The LV Spring 2018 RTW collection has been pretty much worn already, so I am expecting that whatever Michelle wears will be custom. There really wasn't a single look that hasn't been worn from LV that I would want to see customized into a gown right now. She could wear something in the metallic brocades that made up the 18th century inspired coats, but I don't know exactly how they would work. For the list though I went searching on 1stdibs.com and found this gorgeous vintage black Louis Vuitton gown which features bronze ring details. Simple yet elegant with a bit of a twist. This gown perfectly matches what I would boil Michelle's style down to be and with the right styling I think it could be a really chic moment. A black Louis Vuitton 'Capucines Mini' bag with gold beading, a sleek hairstyle, kohl rimmed eyes, red lip, black Stuart Weitzman 'Nudistsong' sandals, and a pair of dainty gold and diamond Louis Vuitton Fine Jewellery earrings all would really add the perfect finishing touches to this look. Rounding out this list is yet another vintage gown. We have seen a lot of vintage on the red carpets this year and I think that will continue into next year. I think that Sally Hawkins from The Shape of Water is one of the stars to watch out for really good vintage. She has a very quirky sense of style and I think that shopping for the best vintage Vivienne Westwood would be the best idea for her to rock for the 2018 Golden Globe Awards. I would love to see Sally snatch up this black vintage Vivienne Westwood Couture long sleeve gold foil screen printed sheath gown from the 1990's 'Portrait Collection.' This is a very beautiful gown. The print just screams luxe and while I don't think Sally will vie for a spot on my Best Dressed list, I do think that this could help really try. I went really quirky with the styling of this gown adding a black Judith Leiber Couture train case in reptile-embossed leather with gold hardware, touselled curls, a smokey eye, light pink lip, and a pair of black satin Stuart Weitzman 'Gonzo' platform sandals to really ensure that everything about this look just screams Sally's style.
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The Land-Speed Record for "Gall" Has Been Set Sorry to ruin your "Amateur Hour" fun, but … Obama got ELECTED [who'd a thunk it? An Afro-American feller?] 'cause the de-regulations that failed-in-life B-movie actor "let slide" while he "played" President for 8 years ['till his PSYCHE fell apart!] came to a "head" and all-but-tanked the GLOBAL — let alone AMERICAN — economy!
(And, uh, no: you can't meet a "burden of proof" when there's NO LAWS to convict these folks with … tragically-slash-ironically, if the I.R.A.'s & mortgages had been FAKE, that would have been FRAUD, but, instead, all we were left with was simple "ineptness," which the star of "Bedtime for Bonzo" & former M.P.A.A. president had insured through his "laissez-faire"-ness …)
You awake, yet? (Try pushing for a FINANCIAL MALPRACTICE standard — as exists for not just MEDICINE, but LAW, too — and THAT'D keep those "sticky-fingers" financial types sweating [appropriately]!)
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Keep Our Flag from Having Only 49 Stars O.k., umm …
(1.) The unparalleled (LOOK IT UP!) economic growth the United States experienced during the LAST Dem. President's administration [this, even DESPITE Newt "Grinch Who Stole Christmas"'s pot-kettle-black witch-hunt] was REVERSED — that's right, the deficit was TRIPLED — during the "Prescott Bush's Grandson/Halliburton CEO" 8-year administration;
(2.) If you're broke [i.e., not a "blue blood"], you're a SUCKER, 'cause you're doing the Rothchilds', Bildeburgs', Bushes', Rockefellers' (etc., etc.) work FOR them; and
(3.) could you PLEASE try and reduce every last little issue even FURTHER to utter "peccadillo" status — and, top of THAT, take it even MORE "personally"?
[I'd appreciate it if you'd make it even more laughably easy to "outclass" and "outpace" you, while your "anger" eats away at your psyche till there's nothing (functional) left … THANKS!]
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Keep Our Flag from Having Only 49 Stars Cartoonist Mike ("Boiled Angel") Diana was successfully prosecuted for "obscenity" charges in Florida — for a COMIC, mind you — in the mid-'90s.
(He had to wear an ankle bracelet, was prohibited from leaving his house [much] for a while,… and BARRED from CREATING!)
I am EQUALLY powerless, myself, to do anything — one way or another — about Rush ("to Judgement") Limbaugh, so … like, what, are you even ASKING me?
(i.e., WATCH ME CARE!!!)
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[by John Dickinson 1732-1808]
KINGS or parliaments could not give the rights essential to happiness, as you confess those invaded by the Stamp Act to be. We claim them from a higher source—from the King of kings, and Lord of all the earth. They are not annexed to us by parchments and seals . They are created in us by the decrees of Providence which establish the laws of our nature . They are born with us; exist with us; and cannot be taken from us by any human power, without taking our lives. In short, they are founded on the immutable maxims of reason and justice . It would be an insult on the divine Majesty to say, that he has given or allowed any man or body of men a right to make me miserable. If no man or body of men has such a right, I have a right to be happy. If there can be no happiness without freedom, I have a right to be free. If I cannot enjoy freedom without security of property, I have a right to be thus secured. If my property cannot be secure, in case others over whom I have no kind of influence may take it from me by taxes under pretence of the public good, and, for enforcing their demands, may subject me to arbitrary, expensive, and remote jurisdictions, I have an exclusive right to lay taxes on my own property either by myself or those I can trust; of necessity to judge in such instances of the public good; and to be exempt from such jurisdictions. ….
Every man must remember, how, immediately after the tempest of the late war was laid, another storm began to gather over North America. Every wind that blew across the Atlantic brought with it additional darkness. Every act of the administration seemed calculated to produce distress and to excite terror. We were alarmed—we were afflicted. Many of our colonies sent home petitions; others ordered their agents to make proper applications on their behalf. What was the effect? They were rejected without reading. They could not be presented, "without breaking through a rule of the house." They insisted upon a right, that, it "was previously determined should not be admitted." The language of the ministry was "that they would teach the insolent North Americans the respect due to the laws of their mother country." They moved for a resolution "that the parliament could legally tax us." It was made. For a bill; it was framed. For its dispatch; it was passed. The badges of our shame were prepared, too gross, too odious—even in the opinion of that administration—to be fastened upon us by any but Americans. Strange delusion! to imagine that treachery could reconcile us to slavery. They looked around; they found Americans—0 Virtue! they found Americans to whom the confidence of their country had committed the guardianship of her rights—on whom her bounty had bestowed all the wreck of her fortunes could afford—ready to rivet on their native land, the nurse of their infancy, the protectrix of their youth, the honorer of their manhood, the fatal fetters which their information had helped to forge. They were to be gratified with part of the plunder in oppressive offices for themselves and their creatures. By these, that they might reap the rewards of their corruption, were we advised—by these, that they might return masters who went out servants, were we desired—to put on the chains, and then with shackled hands to drudge in the dark, as well as we could, forgetting the light we had lost "If1forget thee, let my right hand forget her cunning—if I do not remember thee, may my tongue cleave to the roof of my mouth,"
"The highest glory of the American Revolution was this; it connected, in one indissoluble bond, the principles of civil government with the principles of Christianity." quote John Quincy Adams
[From the Same.]
HONOR, justice and humanity call upon us to hold and to transmit to our posterity, that liberty, which we received from our ancestors. It is not our duty to leave wealth to our children; but it is our duty to leave liberty to them. No infamy, iniquity, or cruelty can exceed our own if we, born and educated in a country of freedom, entitled to its blessings and knowing their value, pusillanimously deserting the post assigned us by Divine Providence, surrender succeeding generations to a condition of wretchedness from which no human efforts, in all probability, will be sufficient to extricate them; the experience of all states mournfully demonstrating to us that when arbitrary power has been established over them, even the wisest and bravest nations that ever flourished have, in a few years, degenerated into abject and wretched vassals.


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My Post on Evaluating JavaScript FrameworksPosted: April 10, 2015
Lately it's been tough to write on a regular basis. I've been working on a rather all-consuming project for Lullabot - the redesign of the Grammys website. It was a great project that will be launching shortly, but my work on it has finished up, leaving me with some time to crank out a blog post.
Falling Out of Love with AngularJSPosted: December 6, 2014
Like many frontend developers these days, I've found myself very enamored with JavaScript frameworks. Among all the myriad choices, however, AngularJS has been the standout. AngularJS is very easy to love. You can create really cool applications quickly, add to your bag of developer tricks (decoupled Drupal, for example) and generally have a lot of fun working with JavaScript. Plus, it's backed by Google, so what's not to love?
So, in between my Drupal theming projects over the past four or five months, I've been reading quite a bit on Angular, creating a few trivial projects and generally trying to understand the framework more deeply before tackling a substantial project for a client.
The Other Type of Website PerformancePosted: October 24, 2014
Whenever I come across articles on web performance, they typically focus on a single aspect of making high performance websites - usually the backend. That's why you'll often see posts on caching and the like, similar to what's in the first part of my series on building high performance Drupal sites (which I'll be returning to once I have a nice block of time for writing the lengthy second installment).
There are other areas that get less attention, however. Frontend performance, for example. Fortunately, the neglect of frontend performance seems to be ending and there are great tools now available to help diagnose and fix problems, first and foremost the outstanding Chrome DevTools. Also see webpagetest.org if you're not using it already. But the thing that's on my mind lately is neither of these two areas, but rather how the site performs once it's fully loaded in the browser. Yeah, I'm talking about runtime performance.
Headless Drupal? It Just Might Be a Bigger Deal than TwigPosted: August 4, 2014
If you're a frontend developer or designer that has grumbled about the challenges of Drupal theming, you no doubt applauded the announcement that the Twig template framework was being added to Drupal 8.
It's a big upgrade, no question. If you're like me, however, you may sometimes want to build a completely custom frontend crafted out of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You may have looked at the cool stuff AngularJS or Backbone is capable of and wondered how you could bridge the gap with Drupal to enjoy that sort of freedom.
Fortunately, there are some folks that are already doing exactly that and sharing the results of their work. It's something called "Headless Drupal" and it's an approach that uses Drupal as a backend content repository and REST server.
Using jQuery with DrupalPosted: July 15, 2012
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