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Transportation management and planning are subject to the impacts of shifting technology, new demand patterns and changing economic forces. This necessitates comprehensiveness in transportation education. Extensive attention must be given to social and economic phenomena to the extent that they are influenced by the costs of interaction, are locationally important, and produce large volumes of movement or gross environmental impacts. The author feels that the desirability of comprehensive understanding should be impressed on the transportation student at the outset of the educational process in order to prevent narrow professionalization. The curriculum should include technology and system characteristics, social sciences and demographic behavior as seen through mathematical models, public policy formation, use of data based and computer modeling, and optimization at both a micro and a macro level. As it is unrealistic to expect expertise in all areas, specialization such as by mode or by geographic scale is suggested.
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- Distribution, posting, or copying of this PDF is strictly prohibited without written permission of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academy of Sciences. Unless otherwise indicated, all materials in this PDF are copyrighted by the National Academy of Sciences. Copyright © National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved. Presented at a conference conducted by the Transportation Research Board Sept. 7-8, 1973, at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and cosponsored by the Transportation Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, in cooperation with the 1907 Foundation.
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Washington, DC United States 20001
- Harris, Britton
- Conference on Multidisciplinary Education in Transportation
- Location: Philadelphia Pennsylvania, United States
- Date: 1973-9-7 to 1973-9-8
- Publication Date: 1974
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- Pagination: pp 4-9
- Monograph Title: MULTIDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION IN TRANSPORTATION
- Transportation Research Board Special Report
- Issue Number: 150
- Publisher: Transportation Research Board
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- TRT Terms: Conferences; Demand; Economic factors; Education; Environmental impacts; Mathematical models; Microanalysis; Mode S; Multidisciplinary teams; Optimization; Planning; Policy; Simulation; Social sciences; Technology; Transportation planning; Weighing devices
- Uncontrolled Terms: Macroscale; Scale
- Old TRIS Terms: Comprehensive planning
- Subject Areas: Administration and Management; Economics; Environment; Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Policy;
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we believe
We believe that salvation is wholly of God by grace on the basis of the redemption of Jesus Christ, the merit of His shed blood, and not on the basis of human merit or works (John 1:12; Ephesians 1:7; 2:8-10; 1 Peter 1:18-19).
We believe that regeneration is a supernatural work of the Holy Spirit by which the divine nature and divine life are given (John 3:3-7; Titus 3:5). It is instantaneous and is accomplished solely by the power of the Holy Spirit through the instrumentality of the Word of God (John 5:24) when the repentant sinner, as enabled by the Holy Spirit, responds in faith to the divine provision of salvation. Genuine regeneration is manifested by fruits worthy of repentance as demonstrated in righteous attitudes and conduct. Good works are the proper evidence and fruit of regeneration (1 Corinthians 6:19-20; Ephesians 2:10), and will be experienced to the extent that the believer submits to the control of the Holy Spirit in his life through faithful obedience to the Word of God (Ephesians 5:17-21; Philippians 2:12b; Colossians 3:16; 2 Peter 1:4-10). This obedience causes the believer to be increasingly conformed to the image of our Lord Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 3:18). Such conformity is climaxed in the believer's glorification at Christ's coming (Romans 8:17; 2 Peter 1:4; 1 John 3:2-3).
We believe that election is the act of God by which, before the foundation of the world, He chose in Christ those whom He graciously regenerates, saves, and sanctifies (Romans 8:28-30; Ephesians 1:4-11; 2 Thessalonians 2:13; 2 Timothy 2:10; 1 Peter 1:1-2).
We believe that sovereign election does not contradict or negate the responsibility of man to repent and trust Christ as Savior and Lord (Ezekiel 18:23, 32; 33:11; John 3:18-19, 36; 5:40; Romans 9:22-23;
2 Thessalonians 2:10-12; Revelation 22:17). Nevertheless, since sovereign grace includes the means of receiving the gift of salvation as well as the gift itself, sovereign election will result in what God determines. All whom the Father calls to Himself, and all who come in faith the Father will receive (John 6:37-40, 44; Acts 13:48; James 4:8).
We believe that the unmerited favor that God grants to totally depraved sinners is not related to any initiative of their own part or to God's anticipation of what they might do by their own will, but is solely of His sovereign grace and mercy (Ephesians 1:4-7; Titus 3:4-7; 1 Peter 1:2).
God is truly sovereign, but He exercises this sovereignty in harmony with His other attributes, especially His omniscience, justice, holiness, wisdom, grace, and love (Romans 9:11-16). This sovereignty will always exalt the will of God in a manner totally consistent with His character as revealed in the life of our Lord Jesus Christ (Matthew 11:25-28; 2 Timothy 1:9).
We believe that justification before God is an act of God (Romans 8:33) by which He declares righteous those who, through faith in Christ, repent of their sins (Luke 13:3; Acts 2:38; 3:19; 11:18; Romans 2:4;
2 Corinthians 7:10; Isaiah 55:6-7) and confess Him as sovereign Lord (Romans 10:9-10; 1 Corinthians 12:3; 2 Corinthians 4:5; Philippians 2:11). This righteousness is apart from any virtue or work of man (Romans 3:20; 4:6) and involves the imputation of our sins to Christ (Colossians 2:14; 1 Peter 2:24) and the imputation of Christ's righteousness to us (1 Corinthians 1:30; 2 Corinthians 5:21).
We believe that every believer is sanctified (set apart) unto God by justification and is therefore declared to be holy and is therefore identified as a saint. This sanctification is positional and instantaneous and should not be confused with progressive sanctification. This sanctification has to do with the believer's standing, not his present walk or condition (Acts 20:32; 1 Corinthians 1:2, 30; 6:11;
2 Thessalonians 2:13; Hebrews 2:11; 3:1; 10:10, 14; 13:12; 1 Peter 1:2).
We believe that there is also, by the work of the Holy Spirit, a progressive sanctification by which the state of the believer is brought closer to the standing the believer positionally enjoys through justification. Through obedience to the Word of God and the empowering of the Holy Spirit, the believer is able to live a life of increasing holiness in conformity to the will of God, becoming more and more like our Lord Jesus Christ (John 17:17, 19; Romans 6:1-22; 2 Corinthians 3:18; 1 Thessalonians 4:3-4; 5:23).
In this respect, we believe that every saved person is involved in a daily conflict – the new creation in Christ doing battle against the flesh – but adequate provision is made for victory through the power of the indwelling Holy Spirit. The struggle nevertheless stays with the believer all through this earthly life and is never completely ended. All claims to the eradication of sin in this life are unscriptural. Eradication of sin is not possible, but the Holy Spirit does provide for victory over sin (Galatians 5:16-25; Ephesians 4:22-24; Philippians 3:12; Colossians 3:9-10; 1 Peter 1:14-16; 1 John 3:5-9).
We believe that all the redeemed, once genuinely saved, are kept by God's power and are thus secure in Christ eternally (John 5:24; 6:37-40; 10:27-30; Romans 5:9-10; 8:1, 31-39; 1 Corinthians 1:4-8; Ephesians 4:30; Hebrews 7:25; 13:5; 1 Peter 1:5; Jude 24).
We believe that separation from sin is clearly called for throughout Scripture (2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1; 2 Timothy 3:1-5).
We believe that, out of deep gratitude for the undeserved grace of God granted to us, and because our glorious God is so worthy of our total consecration, all the saved should live in such a manner as to demonstrate our adoring love to God and so as not to bring reproach upon our Lord and Savior. We also believe that separation from all religious apostasy and worldly and sinful practices is commanded of us by God (Romans 12:1-2; 1 Corinthians 5:9-13; 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1; 1 John 2:15-17; 2 John 9-11).
We believe that believers should be separated unto our Lord Jesus Christ (2 Thessalonians 1:11-12; Hebrews 12:1-2) and affirm that the Christian life is a life of obedient righteousness that reflects the teaching of the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:2-12) and a continual pursuit of holiness (Romans 12:1-2;
2 Corinthians 7:1; Hebrews 12:14; Titus 2:11-14; 1 John 3:1-10).

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Fort Washington Office Park Infrastructure Improvement Program
Fort Washington Office Park Infrastructure Improvement Program
Upper Dublin Township values the important commitment that our businesses and property owners have made to locate here. Due to the Fort Washington Office Park's aging infrastructure, the Township has embarked on a major revitalization effort, with a number of improvement projects now in varying stages of completion, construction, planning and development. Here is an update on the initiative.
Virginia Drive Bridges and Culvert Construction Complete
The Virginia Drive Pine Run Bridges Reconstruction project and Rapp Run Culvert Replacement project are part of Upper Dublin Township's ongoing program of infrastructure improvement in the Fort Washington Office Park. The two bridges on Virginia Drive were completed on time by Friday, June 30, 2017. The replacement of the culvert on Virginia Drive to the west (by Rush Gear) was completed the following Friday, July 7, 2017. The two structurally-deficient bridges and the deteriorated metal arch culvert on Virginia Drive were completely replaced during this year long project.
The Virginia Drive detours have been removed. The 'No Turns' restriction has returned to the Virginia Drive - Camp Hill Road intersection. A Four Way Stop Condition has been temporarily implemented due to the next construction project which started in September.
Zip Ramp, Road Diet and Cross-County Trail Construction Projects (Four Phases)
All roadways will remain open to vehicular traffic during the remainder of this improvement program.
Phase One: the Virginia Drive roadway redesign (Road Diet) and Cross-County Trail construction project has begun in September 2017. Phase Two and Phase Three are fully funded and will be constructed in 2018 and 2019. Phase Four (final phase) along Delaware Drive has received funding commitments, with additional grants being sought to reduce the local funding obligation. Construction is estimated for 2019 and 2020.
Roadway Redesign
To improve public safety, a "road diet" will be created along sections of Commerce Drive, Delaware Drive and Virginia Drive. The roadway will be narrowed from four traffic lanes to three, with one travel lane in each direction and a common center turn lane. Stormwater drainage and roadway pavement conditions will continue to be improved.
Cross County Trail
This 2.5 mile paved multi-use trail will run parallel to Commerce, Delaware and Virginia Drives, and connect the Fort Washington Office Park from Susquehanna Road to the Fort Washington SEPTA train station at Pennsylvania Ave. The trail will be designated as the regional Cross County Trail. Eventually it will connect with other sections of the regional trail network to the west where significant sections have either been constructed or are now funded for construction.
Phase One of construction began in September 2017 and will end in May 2018. This section consists of Virginia Drive between the Rapp Run Culvert (west of Camp Hill Rd.) to 1100 Virginia Drive's western access. The road diet will be constructed and the trail will run on the north side of Virginia Drive (opposite side of the road from the Turnpike).
Phase Two: "Zip Ramp", Commerce Drive Road Diet and Trail Construction
Phase Two will provide enhanced access from the PA Turnpike. This quick entrance (in only), located directly after the PA Turnpike Fort Washington toll plaza, will connect with Commerce Drive, between Palace of Asia/Best Western Hotel and TruMark Financial Credit Union. A new signalized intersection will be installed at the existing 90 degree turn. The project will also construct the road diet along a section of Commerce Drive and the next section of Cross County Trail. Groundbreaking is projected for late spring 2018, with an approximate project duration of 12 months.
Phase Three: Cross County Trail along Virginia Drive
Phase three will construct the Cross County Trail along Virginia Drive from 1100 Virginia Drive to the park entrance at Susquehanna Road. No road diet is proposed for this section. Construction is scheduled to begin in fall 2018, with an approximate project duration of six months.
Phase 4: Road Diet and Trail Construction along Delaware and Virginia Drive
Phase 4 will complete the 2.5 mile Cross County Trail and associated roadway improvements. Construction is projected to begin in 2019.


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So Harrods will open a new store, Roberto Cavalli as the one it's there already but this time for boys.
It's still not in avaiable in Starplazza, but it'll be soon as I mentioned in the title. I think it's quite good of Stardoll doing such thing considering there's not so many boys clothes in Stardoll .... I'm quite eager to see how they look like, and you?
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MCLA's Senior Art Majors Collaborate to Curate New Show, 'Elemental Connections'
NORTH ADAMS, MASS. - Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts' (MCLA) Gallery 51 will celebrate the artistic achievements of the students in this year's "Senior Art Project" course on Thursday, April 24, with "Elemental Connections," an exhibition to feature a range of mediums, including drawing, painting, collage, printmaking, book arts and digital illustration.
The exhibition, which will run through May 25, will begin with an opening reception on Thursday, April 24, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Gallery. This event is free and open to the public.
The seventh senior art exhibition to be held since the inception of MCLA's art major, "Elemental Connections" will feature the artwork of nine seniors - Kayleigh Brand, Georgia Costigan, Justine Curley, Aria Hatfield, Marli LaGrone, Amy Modesti, William Raymond, Stephanie VanBramer and Jessica Wheeler.
"Elemental Connections" showcases how each artist portrays connecting elements throughout his or her body of work. The show is a manifestation of metaphors and conceptualizations designed to entice reflection on the part of the audience. Each of these themes are further explored as the artists express their individual elements across a multitude of subject matter, conveying literal, figurative, and metaphorical connections within their bodies of work.
According to Laura Christensen, MCLA assistant professor of art, "Each graduating art major worked hard to refine skills and develop their own ideas, images and methods. Their art is full of wonder, color, poetry and thoughtfulness. This will be a show worth seeing!"
"This great group of artists brings unique and personal voices to the creation of new originals," said Gregory Scheckler, MCLA professor of art. "They've taken a wide array of courses from the entire college community, and so it's a delight to witness how the artists bring it all together in this culminating exhibit."
Melanie Mowinski, MCLA assistant professor of art, joined this year's seniors in facilitating and coordinating the exhibition. Mowinski prepares students to enter the real world as professional artists by guiding them through processes that real world artists practice daily. Students each created their own resume and curriculum vitae.
As a group, the students also create an exhibit catalog, design and keep a Website, participate in a formal artist talk, and host "Elemental Connections," their final exhibition.
Recent winners of the 2014 Berkshire Art Association Fellowship include Costigan, LaGrone, Modesti, Vanbramer and Wheeler, whose artwork also is displayed at the Annual Berkshire Art Association Fellowship show, which opened on April 4 in the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts in Pittsfield, Mass.
MCLA Gallery 51 is a program of MCLA's Berkshire Cultural Resource Center (BCRC). The Gallery is open daily, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, 413-664-8718, go to Gallery51 or http://elementalconnections.wordpress.com/.


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...early education where children learn by doing
This class is for 4's & 5's who will be attending kindergarten in September 2017. These kids are very independent and self-motivated and are comfortable with large numbers of people. This lively class gives students many opportunities to explore creative avenues and social relationships. Field trips offer another way for the children to actively learn.
To see what we've been up to lately, check out some of our past class calendars or curriculum guides:
2016-17 Calendar/ Curriculum Guides:
Tuition is payable on the first school day of each month and no later than the 10th. After the 10th, please include a $10 late fee. However if you need to make an alternate payment schedule, please see Carolyn. Tuition is $3,550 for the school year, divided into 10 payments of $355, payable June and September through May. Checks may be payable to Kirkland Preschool and deposited in the tuition basket above the children's baskets. Some families prefer to keep post-dated checks on file wth the office. Others use automated bill payments/check mailing services. Note: Monthly tuition will not be adjusted for days missed due to illness or family vacations. (Please also refer to the "Withdrawl and Re-enrollment" section in the handbook.)
Adult Family Helper Days:
All families take turns helping in their classrooms. Our program depends on 1 family helper each day. Everyone signs up for their helping days or may be assigned days. If for some reason you cannot attend class that day, please accept responsibility for contacting other parents in your child's class to arrange for a substitute. Our curriculum depends on your participation and interaction with the children on your scheduled day. Based on a full class, each child's family should count on 6 helping days during the year. (Note: twin families still need to sign up per child.) If a family does not meet its obligation, we may have to suggest a different school. Most families find the helping days to be fun and informative, since they are great opportunities to observe your child, talk with your teachers and get to better know your child's friends. Please note that while we love getting to know your childs siblings, we ask that you please make other childcare arrangements for siblings not enrolled in the class for your helping days.
Emergency Schedules:
When local news indicates any chance of storm conditions - even if your area is clear - listen or go online for information on Lake Washington School District. IF LWSD IS LATE OR IS CLOSED, WE ARE CLOSED FOR THE ENTIRE DAY. If possible, the school answering machine will relay our current information. If we miss more than 2 days, we will make up the time with additional days, possibly during the mid-winter or spring break.
Contact us!
Always feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Teachers Karla, Sue & Retha
Our Schedule at a Glace:
Class Hours: 9:00-11:30am
"Lunch Plus": Optional program available most Tues, Wed, Thur & Fri, 11:40am-2:00pm. (Additional fees apply, contact us to learn more!)
First Day of School: 9/20
Last Day of School: 6/9
Teacher In-Service Day: 10/21/16 (no school for students)
Vacations: The school will be closed on the following dates:
Our block area is ready for all sorts of builders to come and play!
To get the creativity started this writing area is perfect for practicing letters, narrating or writing stories, creating illustrations and other drawings, or what ever our creative students have in mind!


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A60 Stereo Power Amplifier
The input to this power amp has minimum capacitive and inductive coupling and has been designed to operate correctly with the variable impedance output of a passive pre-amp stage and should under no circumstances ever be used with an active Pre Amp. A current mirror operates at the pre-driver stage to ensure that the voltage rails track each other correctly. The driver stage has both current and voltage amplification using devices that could be used as output transistors. The output devices are 12 amp Darlington's and there are two per channel.
The power supply is based around a 160va toroidal transformer with a 25 amp bridge rectifier and three different capacitor networks. There is no protection circuitry or filtering on the output of this amplifier so care must taken in its usage. Do not short circuit the output. Do not use bi or tri wire or high capacitance or litz type loudspeaker cables as these could damage the amplifier as they create a virtual short circuit at very high frequencies which they will create instability in the amplifier. As a rule of thumb avoid cables with a capacitance higher than 250pF per meter. Simple solid core or low capacitance stranded cables are cost effective but high quality silver or silver alloy cables such as NVA LS1 are best. Avoid loudspeakers with an average of below 4 ohms load impedance or loudspeakers using high frequency notch filters in their crossovers. This amplifier has minimum capacitors, no inductors, and is a low negative feedback class AB circuit design that is unique. The amplifier has an output of 60w per channel. The case design has been created for sonic reasons and is glued and insulated to stop induced circulating currents and static charge problems associated with normal case designs. To obtain design performance Sound Pipe or Sound Cord interconnects should be used.


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Lauren Rae Holtermann
CYCFM: Where are you from?
BG: Toone, TN
CYCFM: How did you being farming?
BG: I guess I have at least helped farm all of my life. I started out in my granddad's garden and in the hay fields with my father. After college I made the decision to come back to the farm and work because I love being outdoors, working alongside my family and operating our own business.
CYCFM: What is your favorite crop to grow?
BG: My favorite crop to grow is probably pumpkins. We grow dozens of different varieties with varying sizes, shapes and colors. I like the fact that we can have a field full of thousands of pumpkins and no two look exactly the same.
CYCFM: What is our favorite crop to eat/cook?
BG: This is a tough one... It may be a 3 way tie with sweet corn, strawberries and blueberries.
CYCFM: How do you relax on the farm?
BG: Spend time with my family. I have 2 girls, the oldest is 10 and the youngest will be 2 in July. I am a big football fan. I try to catch as many Ole Miss and New York Giants football games as I can.
CYCFM: What is your favorite part about the Cooper Young Community Farmers Market?
BG: The Cooper-Young Community is what I like best about the market. Everyone is so friendly and I love meeting all the artists that live there.


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Hey blog friends. Sorry I haven't been on in a few days. It's been one of those weeks. Sometimes you just need to take a break. So, without further adieu, today is December 17th and today in Geek History...
1946 Eugene Levy, best known as Noah Levenstein (Jim'
s father) in the American Pie films is born in Ham
ilton, Ontario Canada.
1953 Bill Pullman (Ruthless People, Spaceballs and Independence Day) is born in Hornell New York.
1969 Project Blue Book. The USAF closes its study of UFOs. (Officially?) Alien conspiracies bloom.
1973 Sleeper a ScFi comedy written, directed, and starring Woody Allen is released.


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A Penn State student walks in the rain past Old Main on the Penn State main campus in State College, Pa., Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2015. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
(State College) -- A Penn State pre-med student claims in a federal lawsuit that his lifelong goal of being a physician was ended by what he calls an unfair investigation into allegations he sexually abused a female student.
The California student identified only as John Doe says in a federal complaint filed last week that administrators engaged in "a massively unfair and biased" investigation that resulted in his suspension through the fall semester.
The defendants are the school, its board, the university president and other officials.
A Penn State spokeswoman offered no immediate comment.
John Doe and the alleged victim were both enrolled in an elite program that funnels undergraduates to a medical school after three years.
He denies the allegation and argues the investigation violated his constitutional right to due process.
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It is hard to explain why I have such a good time on my rides to and from work. I think back on them, and I smile. I apparently forget most of the annoyances and challenges immediately after. My enjoyment is so great that I'm often baffled by comments people make.
Recently I saw the office manager and she asked how it was going, exclaimed over the fact that I rode that day. It was really cold, she told me, and I chuckled vaguely, not sure what she was talking about. Was it cold that day? I didn't remember anything extreme on the way in. (I think it had been in the high 20's, which is not the lowest temp I've ridden in, not by far.) She mentioned standing at the pump while putting gas in her car. And I think I'd find that bone-chillingly cold as well. But on the bike? On the bike it is different.
No one believes me. Except other cyclists. Or so I imagine, I guess.
When I was at the sound wall this afternoon, taking my normal water-gulp break, two people came around the corner. It was Friendly Commuter and his sometimes riding partner, who I had seen before but hadn't met. We chatted for a few minutes. It was fun, I enjoyed the chance to make the connection.
But I had a weird moment in the conversation. She said something about how she hadn't ridden yesterday, and when Friendly mentioned that I'd ridden, she was surprised. She asked me, or exclaimed, or something, and I was (probably visibly) confused. "Was there something different about yesterday?" I asked them. It was, I was reminded, colder and pretty windy.
Oh. Yeah, I guess it was. But it didn't seem that bad to me. Which is what I said to them, and looked to Friendly for confirmation – he rode yesterday too!
I had the feeling that my reaction was confirming something to them both. And that surprised me. I'm not sure what it was confirming, but I am pretty sure this is why Friendly told me I "inspire" him, and why that baffled me. I don't see myself as being "tough as nails", as Friendly insists.
And I don't – what I do, the riding, it doesn't feel extreme to me. Sure it is cold outside, but I am not personally cold while riding. (I'm sweating on my rides, and I need to stop overdressing, to be honest.) And the wind, well, it is extra resistance and it does bug me sometimes, but it doesn't stop the ride from being fun.
Today when I tried to get Friendly to agree with me that it hadn't been that bad yesterday, and instead got the feeling that I was amusing them both, I insisted that I had ridden in worse. Which is true, I have. And didn't actually find it to be that bad, other than the extra tiredness at the end of the ride.
"You're just addicted," Friendly said with a smile, I think trying it out. It was something I'd said to him before…in response to the "tough as nails" comment.
I'm not tough as nails, I'm not a trooper…I'm just a girl addicted to the bike. I can't explain it any better than that. I can't explain why I didn't realize I was different either. I was naive, but I can honestly say I assumed that everyone loved their rides as much as I do!
Maybe it is just perspective. I read the blogs of a couple true cold weather cyclists, one of whom is about to start riding a 350 mile race in the dead of Alaska. The other "merely" commutes through the winter in Anchorage. Plus goes mountain (snow/ice) biking for fun on the weekends.
I didn't think NoVa even qualified as having a winter, in comparison!


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Hola familia y amigos! There are Christmas decorations everywhere in Santiago and it's very confusing to me because it's at least 80 degrees every day. I definitely miss the colder weather, especially when I'm walking or running. But on the bright side, I have my first Christmas tree ever! Our family put up holiday decorations and lights and a tree and all that jazz, so I finally get my Christmas experience.
Two weeks ago, Jordin and I went to Buenos Aires, Argentina, with three friends, and it was AWESOME. Many of you may remember that I lived in Buenos Aires for 5 weeks during my public health study abroad semester in the spring of 2015, and I absolutely loved it then and fell even more in love with the city this time around. We went with our friend Adam, who is a junior at Tufts, and two of his friends who are also studying abroad in Santiago this semester. All three of them had finished their classes and exams for the semester, and topped off their abroad experiences by doing some last-minute traveling. But because none of them had been to Argentina before, I was the planner and the guide of the trip. I usually like doing this, but this meant I was constantly taking out my map, making me look like the ultimate tourist. But that's okay! We spent our 4 full days walking everywhere (an obvious activity with me as the guide, but thankfully our friends also love to walk). We had a marvelous time and I wish we could do it all over again.
Jordin and I arrived on Saturday evening (December 3rd), a day before our Tufts friends arrived, and we settled in before a long day of walking on Sunday. It also gave us some time to adjust to the Argentinian accent before our friends came – they pronounce the "ll" and "y" sound like "sh", so the phrase "Yo me llamo Rachael" is pronounced "Sho me shamo Rachael". This is so so different that most Spanish dialects – it's hard to decide whether the Argentinian or Chilean dialect is harder to understand! But the city of Buenos Aires is unbelievably different than Santiago, especially in the architecture – it is incredibly European because of all the European immigration in the last century or so, especially from Italy and Spain. It's also much more humid than Santiago, and you can't see the Andes mountains like you can there. For someone who likes to explore by walking and seeing, Buenos Aires is definitely the city for this – just being surrounded by so many beautiful buildings is enough of an experience of the city without even doing anything. The buildings are generally much taller than they are in Santiago, and thus it feels like a much bigger city. Santiago feels like it focuses more on the nature/outdoorsy aspects of the country, as it lies between the Andes Mountains, there are many national parks within a few hours of the city, and it's easy to get outside Santiago and go to the coast for the beaches. If you know me, you know that I love both walking everywhere AND national parks, so both of these cities work for me. But the vibrant culture in Buenos Aires is almost palpable, and the architecture is more incredible with every turn. Needless to say, I was ecstatic to return and would highly recommend this city to anyone who wants to travel to Latin America!
We all stayed in an apartment building two blocks away from El Obelisco (The Obelisk), which looks like the Washington Monument, which is a very central area of the city. On Sunday morning, we walked to the area of Recoleta, where there is a big artisan crafts fair every weekend. When I lived here in 2015, I probably went to this fair five or six times – it's awesome. There are vendors with all sorts of crafts, like paintings, jewelry, tons of mate (the most popular non-alcoholic drink in Argentina, and popular throughout Latin America – a type of tea that people drink all the time out of a special cup, which is usually a hollowed-out gourd) cups and their accompanying metal straws ("bombilla"), and other unique crafts. One vendor, who was in his 70s or 80s and has been selling his crafts at the fair for over 30 years, creates figurines of various types of jobs made of metal forks and spoons. They were all incredible! Jordin bought one of a chemist, which includes test tubes and all. Later in the afternoon, we went to the Casa Rosada ("The Pink House"), which is where the President of Argentina works (but does not live). It's a gorgeous building on the outside and the inside – on the weekends they give free tours, and because our tour was in Argentinian Spanish, neither of us ended up understanding much of it. But just being inside the building was enough – each room is enormous and filled with gold (photo below) . We learned that the house is pink because it was painted with a mixture of chalk and blood…if so, that's a LOT of blood. After our tour, we walked just one block to another popular street fair in the neighborhood of San Telmo, and this fair goes on for about 10 blocks. We were told that while the crafts fair in Recoleta is more geared toward tourists, this one attracts more locals (though there were still plenty of tourists). I love to buy art as remembrances of places I've traveled, so I bought an awesome painting of the city that was painted with COFFEE – super unique and very reasonably priced. Just as I remembered, throughout the streets of the San Telmo street fair, there are people selling all sorts of food – fresh squeezed orange juice (which is everyone in both Buenos Aires and Santiago), various meat things, and of course, vegan food! We bought delicious veggie burgers, made of lentils, chickpeas, and arvejas (I described these in my last post – they're a mix between lentils and split peas), only to pass by three other vendors soon after with even more options.
Our friends arrived on Sunday night, and on Monday morning we set out for a day of walking around the city to some of my favorite places. The first stop was El Ateneo Grand Splendid, a bookstore which was originally a theater in the early 1900s, then a cinema in the late 1920s. It's an unbelievable building – I could spend all day there. In the last few years, it was rated as the second most beautiful bookshop in the world (rated by both The Guardian and BBC). The stage is now a bookstore! (Look at the picture below…and then keep looking because you KNOW you want to visit.) We then walked to Recoleta (where the crafts fair is on the weekends) to walk through a famous cemetery, which is the oldest public cemetery in Buenos Areas in which many notable Argentinians are buried, including Eva (Evita) Perón. This is no ordinary cemetery – it's full of mausoleums and statues (almost every grave), with all sorts of architectural styles. It's laid out like a grid, and you can walk through each section like you would walk city block, and each walkway is lined with trees.
After the cemetery, we walked a short distance to the Floralis Generica, the official name of a giant steel flower sculpture that is surrounded by a fountain in the middle of a park. This flower opens up during the day and closes at night, just like many real flowers do, and it came to Buenos Aires in 2002. This flower is about 75 feet high, and when it is fully open, the petals span about 100 feet wide, and when closed, about 50 feet wide. I hadn't gone when I was here before, so it was awesome to see it for the first time. The flower wasn't fully open when we went, even at midday. Here is a cool video I found that shows the process of it opening and closing!
On Monday night, we went to a percussion concert called La Bomba del Tiempo, which I went to when I was here before and absolutely loved. It's a group of 15-20 musicians on one stage, all playing different types of percussion instruments. Every few songs, the conductor switches places with someone in the band, and the type of songs change with each new conductor. They all looked like they were having so much fun (some of the conductors danced like crazy during it), and it's just a really cool atmosphere and an experience very different from a typical concert. We also all tried the popular Argentinian drink, Fernet-Cola. Fernet is an alcohol that is extremely bitter and strong, so when it's mixed with coke/pepsi, those are two things put together that I don't like – needless to say, I did not drink much of it, but it's always good to try something new.
On Tuesday, we spent the morning walking through the streets with a couple of attractions in mind, but mostly just wandering. We walked to the Casa Rosada so our friends could see it (from the outside), then to Café Tortoni, which is the oldest café in South America. It was built in 1858, and lots of famous people have visited, including a particular nasty woman whom I admire so much (photo below). We also came upon some little bookstores and each bought a few books, especially because they were reasonably priced and the books in Santiago tend to be pretty expensive. I bought a book of the 20 most famous Pablo Neruda poems (he was a famous Chilean poet – I studied some of his works in my Spanish classes at Wesleyan), as well as The Wizard of Oz in Spanish, called "El Mago de Oz". I really need to be reading and watching TV in Spanish to learn more vocabulary.
In the afternoon, we took a bus to La Boca, the most colorful neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Even though we took a bus at 2:30pm, there was a ton of traffic, so it took us an hour to get there (this is interesting comparison for the bus ride back, which took 15 minutes). It's called La Boca because it is located at the "mouth" of the city ("boca" = mouth), near its old port. The tourist destination in La Boca is called Caminito, but we wandered around for 25 minutes looking for that before we found it. I'm actually really glad we got the chance to do that, because most tourists think of La Boca as just those few colorful blocks, while actually, most of the neighborhood is fairly poor. Once we got to Caminito, we saw the beautiful colored walls, shops, and of course, tango in the street – La Boca is known for this.
On Tuesday night, Jordin, Adam, and I headed out to a tango class that was only a few blocks away. Jordin and I both have many years of dance experience: he was on the Tufts Ballroom team for four years and knows how to tango (but not the Argentinian tango), and I danced every semester in college as well, but not competitively and not ballroom. The class we attended had five men and five women in total, which made it easy to partner up, and the teacher was fantastic at giving individual help as well as directing the class as a whole. Adam and I were the only beginners there, and even though the teacher had most people switch partners every few songs (which is very helpful), by the end, she had Adam and I stay together since we were at such a significantly lower level than everyone else…and we still had a blast. After the class, we met up with our other two friends (they didn't go to the tango class) and then met up with a friend of Adam's who is from Buenos Aires. We all went out to get gelato at a popular chain called Freddo, which is all over Buenos Aires. Because of the Italian influence in the city, gelato is extremely popular, and of course they have a handful of vegan flavors (sorbets). Then we went to a bar for a few hours where everyone except me ordered a fernet-cola, and I tried another unique drink on the sweeter side. A few sips of fernet at the concert was enough to sustain me for the entire week.
On Wednesday, our last full day in Buenos Aires, we walked to the Jewish neighborhood of Buenos Aires, called Once/Barracas. The streets were packed with people selling various types of goods, which made it hard to walk at times. We went into a bunch of stores selling Jewish objects, and the storeowners gave us the names and locations other places to check out. We wandered into a Jewish bakery (so many bagels), a kosher sushi restaurant, a store selling various Jewish cultural items (including cards that said "Feliz Januca"), and more. We also saw a Jewish synagogue from the outside, where we were not allowed to take any pictures. The synagogues in Buenos Aires (and in Santiago, as I've heard) are strictly protected and they won't hesitate to almost interrogate people who want to enter, as they are constantly worried about violent acts. We also saw the outside of a JCC (Jewish Community Center), where the wall was covered in many names of people who were killed when the JCC was bombed in the 1990s. Additionally, almost every doorway in this neighborhood had a mezuzah, which was really cool to see. In the afternoon, we went to the neighborhood of Palermo Soho, which is a very upscale neighborhood with many exceedingly expensive stores that are fun to look at from the outside, but not fun once you look at your wallet. From there, Jordin and I went to visit my incredible host mom, Marta
, from when I lived in Buenos Aires in March/April of 2015. Marta is 83 years old, just as spunky, and she is looking better than ever. I was so happy to see her and return to my old apartment and just talk (she asked us about Trump, no surprise). I'm so happy that Jordin got to meet her as well – she is just the CUTEST lady.
After visiting with Marta, Jordin and I returned to Palermo Soho to go out to a nice final dinner with our friends. We picked the restaurant earlier in the day, and first they told us that they were having an event that night so we could only sit outside, but after we told them we wanted to sit outside and if we could make a reservation at 8, they said we could sit anywhere, since the event won't be arriving until later – this was them laughing in our faces because 8pm is VERY early to eat in Argentina. We actually didn't get our food until 9:15, which we think is because the cooks just didn't have the food ready because it was so early. But no matter – we splurged on a bottle of Argentinian Malbec, which is made in Mendoza (the main wine country area of Argentina), and we talked about more differences between Chile and the United States, and the different ways in which one of the countries is ahead of the other – here are a few:
- Chilean culture is more of a machismo culture than the U.S., as it's more normalized here (even though no one can doubt that it is also normalized in the U.S.)
- Chile has a National Women's Service in their constitution that crafts bills about women's rights – awesome. While I believe and hope that the U.S. will have this someday, we're much farther behind in this aspect.
One of the defining moments of this trip is something we laughed about when taking pictures – in the U.S., people say "cheese" because of the way the mouth is shaped to form a smile. Apparently in Spanish-speaking cultures, they say "whiskeeeeey" because it forms the same shape. But we decided to just translate "cheese" into Spanish by saying "quesooooooo", and it definitely did not work out in the same smiles, and we have the pictures to prove it.
A few more things that are important to know about Argentina:
- Mate (the tea mentioned above) – everyone walks around with it and drinks it all day long.
- Dulce de leche – a spread/dessert/necessary part of Argentinians' lives that is everywhere
- Alfajores – an Argentinian dessert created with two round cookies with a filling between then, which is usually dulce de leche. There are at least 20 different kinds of these sold at every kiosco (corner store), and people eat them for breakfast, a snack, desserts, you name it.
- Fashion – People have told me that they think Chile is five years behind the U.S. in many different ways, especially with fashion. Sometimes, I'm walking down the street and I feel like I've walked into the 80s or 90s. Shirts with English slogans on them are very popular in both Chile and Argentina, and what is ESPECIALLY popular is platform shoes: people even wear sneakers and flip flops with platforms on them. This is how I know I stand out in Chile, because I don't have any platform shoes here (yet). But the fashion in Argentina is different than in Chile – it's definitely more European and more posh.
A few highlights from last week (in Chile):
- At Spanglish Party last Tuesday, three different people whom I had JUST met invited me to parties in the following days, one of which I was able to attend, which was a birthday celebration with only six people. Like I've said before, I would never expect something like this to happen in the U.S. – people are very very welcoming toward us here.
- I regret to inform you that the apricots on the tree on our patio are all gone, as their season has now passed – my mornings will never be the same. The last ones were sadly turned into jam. Luckily, the other day I passed by a house where I saw an apricot tree in full bloom, and I stole a few for myself while walking (if the tree hangs out over the fence, I think that's allowed).
- We tried a new Chilean dish called Charquicán, which is stew with lots of veggies. It had a new food called "luche", which is a type of seaweed, but different than cochayuyo – the internet told me that in English it's called sea lettuce.
- The best part of my week: we were talking with our host family about the radio, and how most people don't like hearing a recording of their own voice. After discussing our feelings about our own voices, I told them how cute Mel's voice is, and Aly told me that she thinks I'm in love with her ("Creo que estás enamorada de tu hermana"). While of course this is true, it's funny because when I was abroad last time, multiple friends told me the same thing. I guess it just shows how excited I am to see that little lady so soon! (And hopefully she talks to all of her friends about me the same way I talk to everyone about her.)
I can't believe it's already the end of December, and that we've been here for almost three full months. Thank you so much for following along with our adventures here. I'm sending lots of besos y abrazos from Santiago – happy holidays and Happy New Year to all!


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Hello my dear mummy friends!
Being in marketplace and offering my own brand for baby pram liners for quite a while I found that popularity of offering pram liners grows every single day. Everyone who can sew a straight line thinks that they can start their own business and start making pram liners. But there is more to it than that, believe me! From first sight it might seem to be good for consumers: based on how big the competition is -prices are varying hugely, but so as QUALITY!
It is surprisingly in couple of years of offering custom made pram liners, very rarely I was asked what do I put inside my pram liners as padding. But why no one asks? Is it no one cares, I don't think so! Unfortunately I think that most of us just assume it will be something suitable for babies, but it is not always the case! Some businesses can buy cheapest material to cut the cost of production.
So what are the options you might ask and aren't they are all the same? The answer is no, they are not the same and here are most popular option used by businesses. After reading this you will have a choice and please ask what a particular maker use inside pram liner and make the right choice for your needs and for your baby.
1. Polyester wadding/batting – often used for quilts. Polyester fibers are preferred for bedding because they are thicker but lighter and keep you warm without the weight. But at the same time it is not recommended for baby bedding because of its melting point. It's non-breathable but resists mold and mildew. It also tends to shift. But, honestly, is it what you want from pram liner, to keep your baby warm? Polyester is the least expensive option for padding.
More information about polyester melting point I found in this great article "Safe batting choices for baby and invalid quilts", you can read it if interested :)
2. Cotton wadding/batting – because it's made from natural fibres is benefit for its breathability soft texture and comfort. Natural choice for baby's pram liner and mum's peace of mind. Offer some protection for babies with sensitive skin or who suffer allergies from irritants such as mold, mildew and dust mites. In addition cotton prevents the unpleasant build-up of body heat, which is so important in Australian climate. Cotton batting is extremely durable, so you can wash and wash your pram liner as many times as you want. It is most expensive option, but based on personal experience with my 2 years old son it is totally worth it!
3. Waterproof – Really? What about hot weather and sweat, where is it all going if it is waterproof? If you think about nappies and their waterproof layers and why can't it work for liner in the same way? Think about it - you change nappies several times a day and if it is reusable you wash them between uses. But liner you use for much longer between washings. For me personally waterproof means more sweat stack in your liner, which means more suitable environment for bacteria and there is no extra comfort about it. You might think it is good for toilet training, but if you buy your liner for a newborn, do you really need to think about toilet training, which wouldn't happen for next 2 or 3 years? Plus there are different types of products exist for this purpose, like simple piddle pads but it is different topic :)
4. Foam core –will retain their shape and good for cushioning and this is the only good I can say about it. But something I would never consider to use for my baby in a pram. Considering that it will be used for hot day outing with baby. It is not breathable and often used for heat isolation purpose in simple words it will make baby feel hotter and there is nothing natural about foam it is fully synthetic material. Depending on type of foam used it can also be misleading for comfort as it can over compress under babies weight, providing minimum of comfort if it is soft and highly compressible foam.
Another recent option is batting made from Bamboo. To be honest, I don't know much about it yet. If you've used it or know more, please feel free to chime in!
With huge research behind my offerings I am very proud to scream on every single corner that Ola Baby pram liners are cotton inside and out, and I feel very sad sometimes that not many people ask! Even more - cotton padding we use is non-toxic, chemical-free and certified by oeko-tested to be safe against newborn skin, which gives you more protection for sensitive baby skin against allergies, overheating and skin irritation.
This article is fully based on my personal experience as a mum and big research as business owner who offers pram liners and prides on quality of our product. Please fill free to comment, I would love to hear your opinion on this information. Hopefully I brought some value and help for your next pram liner choice. And if you are like me - loves and trust all natural check my pram liners stock here and you wouldn't be disappointed!
Until next time…
Have the most wonderful parenthood journey!
Olga xo
2015-06-06 23:50:27
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Olga from Ola Baby
2018-04-20 13:21:35
Thank you Jane for your comment. I am so happy that I could help someone to make an informative decision. Appreciate your time reading my article an leaving me a comment. Thank you!
2018-04-19 08:13:34
Thank you for this article. I have been looking into the best option for my pram liner - my son over heats so the information above was very factual, straight forward and to the point. From one mother to the other, THANK YOU!
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Good news for storm chasers this morning as Mother Nature starts to show a few of her cards for this tornado season. As I explained in my post a couple days ago there is reason for optimism with the stage getting set in early April for tornado season to ramp up. Reason being the gulf looks to be primed and the upper air pattern starts transitioning into something closer to zonal flow (as opposed to the east coast wave crap we've been dealing with). That was a couple days ago. Zonal flow doesn't get you outbreaks, but it's kind of the prep work if you will before you transition into an active pattern. The next step in transitioning into an active pattern would be high amplitude waves tapping into the gulf and that's what the models are showing as we get into April. I haven't spent much time forecasting this morning, but I did take a good sampling of the various model data in the extended range to get a feel for what's coming. We'll start in the mid range. Both the GFS and ECMWF are showing a trough digging south the middle of next week (see top picture for this coming Thursday). With good quality moisture over the NW gulf this system should be able to draw in at least decent quality moisture despite not being a real high amplitude wave. I think Thursday of next week may end up being a decent chase day, but I'll get into that later today or tomorrow in my next forecast post. Regardless, what has me more excited is what comes in behind that. I looked over last nights run of the GFS and took a look at the GEFS (ECMWF only goes out 7 days) all of which are strongly hinting at a wave train pattern setting up for the middle of April. Thursday's trough will kind of be the primer before some higher amplitude waves come in behind it and with it a serious ramp up in the 2015 tornado season. That initial trough isn't forecast to dive too deep over the east coast, which should keep the gulf loaded (or at least not wipe it clean) for the wave train pattern we could transition into behind it. I don't want to get too cute with the forecast since this is all still quite a ways out, but the next trough in line that will hopefully be a higher amplitude wave looks to come in about 8 days from now around April 6th. This is the first chance we may have at a major outbreak for the 2015 season. Below is the 500mb GFS output for 216hrs out (next Sunday) as the trough deepens and prepares to eject into the plains.
Again I don't want to read too much into specifics since this is still quite a ways out, but one thing I do pay attention to when doing extended forecasting is the tilt of the troughs. You can see the trough above has kind of a slightly positive going neutral tilt. Most big tornado outbreaks occur with troughs that have neutral or slight negative tilt. Indications are that this high amplitude trough should have at least a somewhat favorable tilt as it ejects into the plains. So a window to keep a close eye on is going to be the beginning of the week of April 6th. My best guess is April 6-8th right now. This looks to be a slower moving system with both the polar and subtropical jets pushing into the central plains. My biggest concern right now is the tilt of the trough as it comes into the plains (positive tilts put a serious damper on tornado potential) and whether or not moisture return is going to be sufficient in the wake of the trough that will come through the middle of this coming work week. Either one of those two things could seriously inhibit tornado potential with this system. It's something to watch though and the first setup of 2015 that has the potential to be a large scale tornado outbreak across the plains.
Beyond that system around April 6-8th, the active pattern looks to continue as we get into our wave train pattern. That's a hell of a long ways out there so take it with a big grain of salt, but below is a couple images of GEFS ensemble members and the mean along with a global view of the long wave pattern in the northern hemisphere.
Bottom line is I wouldn't be booking any chase vacations yet, but I think tornado season is about to really get going in April. With tornadoes the devil is always in the details so you can't tell all that much by looking at synoptic scale details in the extended range, but all the indicators are starting to point towards tornado season getting active in April. I'm going to continue looking at the extended forecast and I'll also start to get into specifics for this Thursday's setup so check back for details.


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This girl.
Some years ago - a few of our 8th grade students [in the youth group my husband leads] invited friends to church. One of them was Nikki. Since that time Nikki and I have become fast friends.
Two unlikely friends I guess. Our day started on Saturday with a stop at Starbucks. Another man inside stopped. pointed. and said, "You guys aren't really friends are you?"
What kind of question is that? Just because Nikki may be around 5 feet and I'm over 6.1' ... well - I guess we are an odd pair. But perhaps that's what makes us so much alike?
Anyhow, Not only do I get to know her through youth group - but Nikki is also a budding photographer herself! Last year when I went on one of my first photo shoots I brought her along as a "second shooter/set of hands" and she's been on a few more with me since then.
I am blessed. there is no other way to put it. to have this young lady in my life. and 100% honored that she would have me take her senior pictures.


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We mentioned it before, but listen to your body! If something in your body isn't functioning properly it will tell you.
Symptoms Of Diabetes Type 2
We've receive emails about diabetes 2 symptoms every week. Many people are confused about the mixed signals their bodies are giving them. Diabetes 2 refers to the type of diabetes that can affect you. There are some differences between type 1 and 2, though many symptoms are similar - making it a bit harder to decide which type you have.
As you may have read on our other pages, diabetes in general can be caused by genetics, bad eating habits, a lack of exercise and other causes. Diabetes 2 symptoms can mainly be described by the following list, please note that this list is not a definite list and many other symptoms may indicate that you have diabetes type 2. These are the big signs.
- You can become a lot more thirsty. An almost insatiable desire to drink.
- Diabetes causes an excess of glucose in your urine. Your body eagerly wants to get rid of the glucose, which in turn forces you to the bathroom much more than usual. If your diet is the same and you suddenly have the urge to visit the bathroom a lot more than you used to, then your body might be telling you something.
- Fatigue. Glucose is something that allows you to generate energy for your body. When the processes that handle glucose transformation into energy become "corrupted" by diabetes you will have less energy to operate. This causes tiredness.
- Interestingly, diabetes can cause weight loss. As you know, diabetes can be caused by overweight.
- On the other hand it can also cause an increase in appetite. This sounds contradictory, and it is, however, you must remember that your body operates differently under the effects of diabetes.
- Nausea, or a general feeling of sickness is another diabetes 2 symptom, as well as a general diabetes symptom. The lack of energy flowing to your body is affecting your organs.
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- Vision can be blurred. Some research suggests that energy is to blame for this as well. Most people underestimate how much energy the eyes need. Your eyes can feel tired, and you may have trouble focussing.
- Prone to infections. Your body's immune system is no longer as effective as it was before the diabetes.
- Stressed. Because your body and mind have lower limits of tolerance you will feel more stressed, and are annoyed more easily than usual. If untreated it's not uncommon to cause relationship problems because of the constant tension.
Again, we would like to stress that there are definitely more possible symptoms - this list is a good reference though, and if you are feeling unsure about your personal condition do not hesitate to contact your doctor. A life with diabetes is possible and the quicker you are diagnosed the better the quality of your life will be.


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I studied sculpture (along with printmaking, drawing and painting) in college, and I still love working in 3-D. In Indiana where I went to school, limestone was free for intrepid sculptors willing to haul away surprisingly heavy stones from the fringes of reservoirs. I sculpted a lot of stone with chisels, hammers and files.
I carved plaster, hand-built terra cotta,
I even welded steel! I glued slabs of basswood together to make a block from which I carved a Venus-of-Willendorf-type figure (which someone thought was a naked baby as I carried it cradled in the crook of my elbow walking back to my apartment at the end of the semester.)
I know a lot of artists are creating figures in wool with the needle felting technique, but I have always been drawn more to abstracted images. I have preferred to craft the symbol of a flower rather than a realistic flower with accurate petals and stamen. Around Christmas someone requested a mouse so I made a few stylized mice:
And then recently, I wanted to make a gift for someone and I knew they liked dogs so I tried my hand at this:
I worked entirely from my imagination and enjoyed it. I'm very pleased with the results and am excited to try more (Chet, you're next!)
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- marilynApril 26, 2008 at 7:09 AM
From the heavy block of limestone to the tiny fuzzy puppy, you have always been a true sculptor, willing to try any material, producing delightful pieces.ReplyDelete
I love your work, I love you,
Lovely pieces of artwork! I especially love the fuzzy puppy -- but then again who wouldn't??ReplyDelete
I love the venus of willendorf, she is beautiful :)ReplyDelete
That Venus has always been one of my faves of yours. I like yer pooch too!ReplyDelete
Whoa. I'd love to see more of these!! Felting and pets are like peanut butter and jelly!! They just go together -- and yours is so so adorable!!ReplyDelete
Thanks guys! More wool sculpture is definitely coming!ReplyDelete
WOWOW Gorgeous!! I love it!!ReplyDelete
I want to learn how to make them!!
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Seatfrog, an app-focussed rail and airline upgrade technology specialist, has confirmed a £4.5 million Series A funding round, led by Octopus Ventures.
Sydney-based travel start-up Seatfrog, which lets travellers bid for premium seats on planes and trains, has raised $8 million from UK-based venture capital fund Octopus Ventures.
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The best innovations in the rail industry were in the spotlight at the annual Railway Industry Innovation Awards, held in London on 22 June.
New app, Seatfrog, allows UK Rail passengers to bid for upgrades to otherwise empty First Class seats for as little as £5, by joining auctions up to 30 minutes before departure.
When I stepped aboard the 2.02pm at York station, it was a treat to be in the posh seats. I had successfully used a new app called Seatfrog, which offers 'targeted upsell opportunities' in the travel industry jargon – also known as on-the-day train upgrades.
It's one of the last remaining modes of transport that has been relatively untouched by innovation. The UK rail sector transports 1.5 billion passengers annually and benefits from billions of pounds of investment, but has struggled to move with the times. That could be about to change. Last month Virgin Trains East Coast signed a deal with startup Seatfrog, an app that auctions seat upgrades two hours before travel.
Seatfrog, an Australian startup which has developed an app-based platform for airlines to run live upgrade auctions for passengers with existing tickets, has signed a deal with UK rail operator Virgin Trains.
First class upgrades when travelling by train are notoriously expensive, especially when you buy them on the day. As someone who frequently travels, and frequently sees dozens and dozens of plush first class seats available while I'm sandwiched in standard class like I'm being shipped to some kind of cattle market, it's more than just a bit frustrating.
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Rail passengers unhappy at the prospect of a journey in standard class can now bid for an upgrade. Empty first-class seats on selected Virgin Trains East Coast services are being auctioned through a smartphone app shortly before departure.
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In fact, Asian Pacific Americans pulled off the most historic wins in politics growing their clout in the US. And what about our social standing relative to the world economy? Well for one thing, my displeasure for Cloud Atlas's yellowface of Asian men probably isn't held in solitude, and I'll bet the collective outrage has adversely impacted their box office sales worldwide.
According to IMDB as of November 2012, Warner Bros raked in merely $18 million, roughly $82 million short of their initial investment in the film. I'm glad the film tanked and I think a substantial number of Americans, regardless of their ethnic background, are fed up with Hollywood's perpetual promotion of white heroines against the backdrop of other ethnicities, and they're speaking up about it, not just with their voices, but also their wallets. Looks like the executives over at the film studios didn't get the memo that its a bad idea to alienate the entire Asian male population.
James Cameron, the director of mega blockbuster Avatar, is as shrewd with business as he is talented behind the camera. Word has it Cameron is working on the incorporating Chinese Na'vi into an Avatar sequel.
"Within five years, China could easily be as big a gross-revenue market for film as North America, and there are very specific economic incentives for having both Chinese content and Chinese co-production."I'll make another bet that Cameron is intelligent enough to include Chinese characters with equal or ample screen time as their white or blue counterparts. Unless he has no qualms about pissing off the largest country in the world that owns a huge chunk of our national debt, I doubt he'll portray these Chinese Na'vi as strictly antagonists.