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So I emailed Denise Needles on Sunday afternoon, before the knitting had even cooled. I explained that I'd bought the set just under a year ago and had been completely happy up until the unfortunate demise of my little needle tip.
Monday afternoon, I received a response, including an apology for a not-unheard-of, but not common manufacturing defect, and a promise to send a replacement. Thank goodness - that's my hat cable! Maybe it expired from overwork.
I spoke to my mum tonight. She's still keeping her spirits up, but some things are getting harder to take.
She's lost enough hair now that she doesn't leave the house without a hat. And the hair that's left is basically dead, meaning that no amount of styling products can make it do anything she wants it to do.
I'm working on another hat.
Mum's also had to go on a second round of the neupogen shots, to encourage her body to make more white blood cells. And, while the chemo treatments hadn't been too hard on her, these shots are a different story. They're making her feel sick again, and very tired. But she also gets bored pretty easily, so we'd have to strap her to the couch to keep her there for any length of time. We're considering it.
She's scheduled to have a CT scan at the end of February, that will show whether the chemo is winning.
Until then, I'll be over here, not thinking about it.
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Curse this superhuman strength!
I just BROKE one of my Denise cables. I was sitting on the couch, knitting away on a baby blanket - a fairly tame, if involving project, when the black end piece on the cable in my right hand snapped in two, leaving my knitting to fall into my lap like so much cotton spaghetti.
By some divine miracle (thanks, God!) my kit was near at hand, and I was able to reach over and grab another point and cable out of the case and rescue the blanket with hopefully no damage done.
But my Denise set! Woe is me! I've loved this set, and I feel like I've been betrayed by a friend. I'm going to contact the company - I've heard from several people that they're very good about customer service. I just never thought I'd need to test it out.
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Happy (cold, very cold) Rabbie Burns' Day
Happy Rabbie Burns' day! While my blood is saturated with Scottish-ness, I have to admit that I've never really done anything particular on this day before.
We celebrated at work with, rather than the traditional haggis (which most people really weren't into) Scottish meat pies, chips, and mushy peas.
And to finish things off, Jen brought a very yummy trifle.
Today was also the coldest day we've had this winter in Toronto. I celebrated this early, by finishing a hat for my friend Rachel.
I love this hat, and this yarn. I may have to do something similar for myself. What a concept - knitting a hat for me... Anyway, this hat was knit in Manos del Uruguay, using the Official Kitty62 Hat pattern. Lots of fun to knit up. And there was just about exactly enough yarn.
Tonight I've started knitting for an impending baby - one of a set. Twins are great - twice as many babies to knit for! Baby number one will be getting a Baby Love blanket like the one I knit for Darren and Angie's little girl. Baby number two will be getting a blanket knit using the Fibercrack pattern from JenLa.
I feel like I'm knitting an anti-hat - starting on dpn's and working my way up to the circulars.
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I made a couple more hats while in Windsor, out of fun fur and acrylic yarns that my mum picked out. She was feeling in need of some colour, and chose bright, multicoloured yarns that I never would have picked out for her, and there's lots of it left. I have many more hats to come.
On Sunday, I just couldn't face another circle, another hat. I picked out a fun little novelty yarn called Pooch, in browns and blues, and cast on. Then ripped out when the little built-in bobbles caused confusion when I tried to do some drop stitches. Then cast on again. Then ripped out again when I noticed a dropped stitch several rows back, caught in the tangle of bumps and strands. And ripped back again. I finally stuck with straight garter stitch, ten stitches across, and knit until it was done, which was by the end of the evening.
I do like how it turned out - just a cute, silly little scarf. But even though I'd finally gotten a change, a break from the round knitting, I was feeling a different kind of craving - a craving for luxury, for a chance to have something other than squeaky, lumpy, furry acrylics and novelties.
Ah, just the thing.
This yarn is so lovely and soft, I don't even mind that I'm back to knitting in circles.
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Another Three Days, Another Hat
I am challenged with the knitting of the chemo caps for my mum. She has an unusually small head, which is a fact that I never thought would cause me frustration. But the time has come. Her head is apparently so small that she also frustrated the woman at the wig centre, who had only one wig that would even fit her.
I've been trying to experiment with making the hats I'm knitting smaller than my head, but not too small. And I'm not so good at this. If my mother were a little closer than four hours away, I could use some trial and error and lots of ripping to get things just right. But, well, she's in Windsor and I'm in Port Credit and there's a lot of 401 between there and here.
So, for this latest hat, I tried to not only make the hat smaller, but also to make it adjustable in size a bit. I gave it a roll brim so that the height can be adjusted. And, in what I must admit turned out to be stupid luck, I added a row of simple lacy holes (yo, k2tog) just above the brim, to break up the straight knitting and give some character. Once I'd gotten a few rows past this section, it occurred to me that those holes could easily be threaded with something decorative. And this lead to this:
I did two strings of knotting with the same yarn used to knit the hat (pull the yarn through its own slip knot over and over), twisted them together, and threaded through the holes.
I really like the way it turned out. And the string makes it very easy to adjust the fit of the hat around the head.
And I think it looks cute. I hope Mum likes this one. I may even do the same kind of thing for myself, later. I will not, however, be using this yarn - though soft, it persisted in tangling and sticking to itself, in some kind of bizarre and frustrating self-felting fit.
Jen was kind enough to model the hat for me, saving me from an arm's length self-portrait or another dangerous cat modelling session.
Tomorrow I'm headed down to Windsor for the weekend. Better load enough podcasts onto the mp3 player to keep me awake on the 401.
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I, Jerk
I feel like I got a taste of how to be a jerk today.
I had all my (11) items on the table at the grocery store when I realised that I was at the 1-8 cash. I walked out to my car, only to find that I had parked in a pregnant lady/new mother parking space. I was tempted to waddle carefully across the ice with a couple of loaves of bread stuffed under my coat.
I finished the fuzzy acrylic hat tonight, and have started on a hat with a cable pattern that looks like it will be nice and warm. I did something a little different with the fuzzy hat, that I'll take a picture of tomorrow, when I'm not quite so comfortable here on my couch.
In the meantime, I suggest you go have a little fun with a simple and surprisingly addictive little game called Line Rider.
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Fuzzy Hats
Winter has finally hit Toronto, and it's almost a relief. Ice rain? Well, at least it's cold out, I guess.
I am celebrating the arrival of the cold and wind and snow by knitting a hat. I am also celebrating getting home from work, taking a lunch break, and watching the traffic report in the morning by knitting a hat. I'm planning to head down to Windsor to visit my family this weekend, and I'd like to give my mum as many hats as I can have ready by then.
Progress, however, is slow ever since I started with a thin, fuzzy acrylic. First, I tried to do a little butterfly-type stitch to make it a bit more interesting. But I was nearing the end of the hat when I realised that
1 - the number of cast on stitches was too high, meaning the hat would be too big. And,
2 - I was screwing up the butterfly stitch, increasing by about 7 stitches every few rounds, making the hat mushroom-like and even bigger.
So, it's been painstakingly frogged and all the little fuzzy mind-melded bits pulled apart and the one big ball is now about five smaller, broken-ended balls. Thankfully, the end is near again.
Coming up, I've got some nice, chunky, solid yarn on big needles. For my sanity.
In chemo-news, it turns out that my mum's body is short on white blood cells, so she's started a series of self-administered injections of neupogen. Hopefully, this will increase the number of white blood cells her body is making, and she can continue with the chemo. Unfortunately, the injections come with their own set of side effects, including bone pain.
Back to knitting.
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It's become something of a tradition. Every year, I create a slideshow using my favourite pictures from the whole year, January to December.
Here's the offering from 2006. Happy Belated New Year!
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Chemo Visit
While I was visiting my parents for Christmas, I had the opportunity to go with my mum to a chemo appointment. I was glad to have the chance to do this with her for several reasons. First, just to know that I can be a support for her right now, even if it’s just being the person to drive her to the cancer centre and fetch her coffee and push her wheelchair. And second, out of sheer curiosity – I had no idea what was involved with a session of chemo.
Sonya, a family friend who also recently underwent cancer treatment, came with us, to show me where to go and park, and for the company. After dropping Mum off in her chair and returning from the distant parking lot via the free shuttle, we discovered that we were going to be there a lot longer than we had originally planned for. Because of the two holidays, there were a lot more people than usual waiting for their appointments. We learned that we would also have to wait until several blood tests had been completed and analysed; these are normally done the day before, but, again – that was Boxing Day.
The cancer centre wasn't the serious, somewhat depressing place I half-expected it to be. It was full of light, despite the gloominess of the day. In fact, after some wandering around the hospital after being gently kicked out of the treatment room, I came to the conclusion that the cancer centre is the most light-filled area of the whole place. The people were not despondent and hopeless - rather, they were strong and friendly, and open to share with each other their challenges, symptoms, and triumphs. And there were knitters who politely admired my blanket and shared stories of their own projects.
After a couple of hours of waiting (approximately six inches of baby blanket) we were lead into a large room lined with armchairs, similar to a blood donation clinic. Mum took a seat in one of the chairs, and, after checking temperature and blood pressure, and reviewing symptoms and progress, the nurse hooked up a saline drip to her PICC line. Over the next two and a half hours, Mum received four drugs: a combination of simple injections and IV bags.
Once all of the syringes and bags had been emptied into Mum, we were finished for the day.
Overall, I was impressed by the cancer centre. Downstairs from the waiting and treatment areas, there is a high-ceiled, open space furnished with couches and bookshelves full of books that can be checked out by patients. While waiting, I read a book about cancer and humour. There is also a small store stocked with wigs, hats and turbans, all available for purchase, or, for someone who can't afford to pay, just to be taken and used.
Mum's doing okay in her treatment so far, but she is experiencing some negative side effects. She has pain in her fingertips and has lost most of her hair now. She was informed yesterday that her body isn't making enough red blood cells. If she wants to continue the chemo, she needs to start giving herself daily injections.
But through everything, Mum is keeping positive and strong. A positive to losing your hair? No shaving your legs for weeks! And it's funny to hear her talk about food - you don't often hear someone say, "Oh, I really think I should have more butter on this - for my health, you know." Today she had a small triumph in the gaining of two pounds - her first weight gain since everything started months ago.
On the knitting side of things, two of the hats I knit were too big - my mum apparently has a freakishly small head. The fuzzy, brown chenille hat fits alright once the brim is turned up, and the blue hat fits okay, but the white, lace-edged hat is far too big. I've asked Mum to give any hats that she won't use to the cancer centre hat shop, so none will be wasted.
I'm glad I could go once, to see and meet the people who are helping my mum to get better.
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Oh, man, I'm stupid sometimes. For the past few weeks, I was occasionally checking StatCounter, and was a little disappointed that it appeared no one had visited my blog since October or so. And was also confused, because I know that that's not true. It finally dawned on me that when I made the switch over to Google's Blogger Beta, I did not put the code back in for the tracking magic doohickey.
Anyway, things are getting back in line, and life is returning to normal - kind of. Well, except for work, where we are undergoing renovations, so there are days full of packing things into boxes, unpacking boxes, moving furniture, inhaling paint fumes, digging to find the coffee, and yelling into the phone over drills and hammers. It's lovely. But at least now my office is a nice blue colour, rather than an old, tired, pasty pink colour.
Things at home are going okay - I finally took down my few, meager Christmas decorations yesterday. It's much easier to put them away when you don't put much up. I think I was a couple of days too late to avoid the bad luck of leaving them up after the twelfth night. Oh, well - I'm sure I'll spill the salt and trip over a black cat soon, and then I'll probably just step in front of a bus and be done with it.
Believe it or not, I really did have some interesting things I wanted to talk about - primarily, my trip to the Windsor Regional Cancer Centre with my mum over the holidays. And I will talk about them, but right now I just want to peel the contacts off my eyeballs, put on my warm, comfy jammies, and then maybe play with my terribly exciting and wonderful new toys!
I picked these up at Lettuce Knit on Saturday. I wasn't home early enough to play with them that night, but Sunday afternoon found me looking for any unwound skeins and making these neat, little cakes that stack so beautifully.
It turned out that I only had three small skeins to wind, so I ended up unwinding balls I'd done by hand, just to play with the gadgets some more. I love the way the swift causes its own little breeze, when it's spinning so fast the yarn is just a blur of colour.
I need to buy more yarn, just to wind it, I think. This - THIS is how baby stashes grow out of control!
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It was a good Christmas. A busy Christmas, but a good Christmas. This was maybe my first one where I had to be a grown-up, rather than just sitting back and letting my parents do their thing.
Christmas dinner turned out just fine, despite my worries. The real surprise was the complete role-reversal of Christmas Eve and Christmas morning. It was my brother and I who waited patiently for our parents to go to bed and fall asleep so that we could set up their gifts. We got them a PVR (personal video recorder) that works like a DVR, but does oh-so-much more, including internet access and video archiving, all through the TV, using a remote. While I'd chipped in for the cost of the materials, it was my brother, Scott, who spent weeks putting everything together and making it all work, which turned out to be very, very challenging. And then when it came time to hook everything up to the big TV in the living room, of course, things did not go smoothly, and we were up until 2 am. I was pretty much there just for the moral support - though, I don't know how effective my "support" was, as I kept asking every five minutes if I could just go to bed already.
In the morning, my parents (who no longer sleep late) were up by 6:30, and had woken me up by 7 with their morning routine. I, of course, then proceeded to wake up Scott. Fair is fair.
As it does every year, the gifts were more than any of us should have spent, but all were so appreciated that no one regrets the cost in money and time. I finally gave my mum her Clapotis, and dad his log cabin blanket. The Clapotis is in mercerized cotton, and the blanket is in plain-Jane acrylics, all the better for washing.
I got some kitchen appliances from Santa - I always seem to get small appliances. I think Santa thinks I have a big kitchen. But now I get to replace my crusty, ten year old toaster oven (love the toaster oven), which is only a good thing. My brother got me a very cool printer, that even prints onto CDs and DVDs. In return, my brother got a whole lot of kitchen stuff for his (as yet theoretical) new apartment.
Other stuff happened during my break, but I kind of feel like I'm still recovering - more stories to come.
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They have been used as resting places and makeshift gyms. They have also helped inebriated people get home and helped a mayoral candidate navigate the city.
Now, Citi Bikes are popping up on wedding days.
As reporter Matt Flegenheimer writes today:
In a conspicuous sign that frustration is giving way to acceptance, the public bikes have been welcomed into that most personal corner of civic life, the wedding.
At times, they have assumed the role of post-ceremony, honeymoon-bound transportation, missing only a “Just Married” placard on the back wheel. Photographers have compiled small portfolios of two-wheeled work, as the bikes have begun to appear, Waldo-like, in the albums of couples in reception regalia. And for those who have crossed the Atlantic to be married in New York City, accompanying snapshots of the bikes have become a must, joining Grand Central Terminal and the Brooklyn Bridge as oft-used backdrops.
We here at CityRoom would love to hear your Citi Bike wedding story.
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A few years back, Gordie and co cut Legal Aid.
They made it so that there are three criteria to get Legal aid at all..
1) You are facing Jail time.
2) You need help getting a restraining order enforced.
3) The Province takes your kids away.
In the interim the courts have backed up because people are representing themselves and Judges have had to help many people by walking them through a process that has been made confusing to make money for lawyers.
Women have lost their kids, or are living in hiding.
Many people have simply given up on justice. That is for the rich folks.
How do I know this? Guess. :)
I got caught in all of this.
So, the final nail in the coffin is here.
One also has to remember that there is a tax on all legal fees that is supposed to pay for legal aid? But it seems to always find it's way into that slush fund called general revenue.


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Strategies to secure a WCF service, returning Json data requested by jQuery
I'm having a hard time getting my head around this, and Google just isn't being helpful.
I'm looking at converting some legacy code to use the following technologies: ASP.NET, WCF, jQuery.
The ASP.NET conversion isn't an issue, nor is accessing the WCF service for data, on the server-side.
However, what I'm having an issue with is potentially being able to secure the service so that I can return JSON-formatted data, requested via jQuery on the client-side, but lock it down to prevent external access.
For this particular implementation, it's not that big of a deal, since the ... quasi-Ajax-like functionality has been in place for quite a while, and there hasn't been abuse.
But, once this project is complete, I'd like to take what I've learned and convert another form, which is often abused, and allow for a slicker display.
If I want to do client-side calls to a Web service, am I stuck making my Web service open to anonymous access?
Short of securing the Web interface down to a specific subset of users (I see no issue with securing the added functionality to logged in users), are there any other strategies on securing a Web service in this scenario? Am I just overlooking something obvious?
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Require an authenticated session for both the server-side page and its caller via ajax, with both behind HTTPS.
Another strategy is to use a token that is bound to the session during the last page load to confirm that the session itself has not been high-jacked. This is done when the client loads the page. The server tracks what the next token must be to confirm a valid request.
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Re Token: I was actually thinking about that earlier on, then pushed it onto the back burner. However, I don't recall why any longer ...
That would also allow for a deal of flexibility; either let the tokens expire x minutes after they were assigned, or allow a semi-rolling expiration (up to a certain amount of time).
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I have been inundated with so many things academic that I have not been able to post blogs about what I have found in technology. I have taken photos of my iPod touch's screens. I hope to inspire someone who wants to find new (free) applications to download for their students.
Here is another source for rated iPhone/iPod applications. I agree with Natalie. I prefer free apps because I don't have enough money for all the paid apps I want.


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Outlander, la serie: Everything about Outlander on 2013.
Episodios de TV
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Everything about Outlander on 2013.
This year 2013 is almost over. How has it been for the STARZ new series, adapted from Diana Gabaldon's best selling novels? Did you miss the ride? Want to remember? OK, here we go...
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June 2nd: Diana Gabaldon shares in her Facebook page the news about the, maybe yes, maybe not, adaptation of 'Outlander' into a TV series by STARZ and executive producer Ron D. Moore.
http://m.deadline.com/2013/06/outlander-greenlighted-to-series-by-starz/
June 25th: It's official, press release and all. Diana Gabaldon herself makes the announcement in her FB page. STARZ and Sony Pictures will adapt the (for the moment) first book of the saga into a TV show.
July 09th: After several days filled with rumours on Twitter, is confirmed: scottish actor Sam Heughan will bring Jamie Fraser to life. Diana Gabaldon approves. Me too!
August 08th: Tobias Menzies will have a double role in the series. He'll play both, Frank Randall and his ancestor, Jonathan Black Randall.
August 20th: John Dahl (“Dexter,” “Breaking Bad,”) will direct the first two episiodes of Outlander.
August 26th: STARZ makes a poll, to know what name we'd like to be known for, as fans of the show.
August 30th: Annette Badland and Stephen Walters will play Mrs Fitz and Angus Mhor.
Seems like Angus' role will be bigger in the TV series than the book, which makes some people nervous, fearing the show will stray too much from the books. From the STARZ Network, they ask for confidence and patience. So, in STARZ we trust.
September 04th: Gary Lewis will play Colum Mackenzie. And Graham McTavish will be his brother, Dougal Mackenzie. They both are Jamie's uncles.
September 06th: Tall Ship Productions (Maril) makes for the fist time (but not the last) a Q&A in Twitter for the Outlander fans. Yeah! A lot of interesting insight from this.
September 10th: Duncan Lacroix has been cast as Murtagh.
September 11th: Claire is here!! The Internet goes crazy! The actress who will portray the beloved character is irish Caitriona Balfe, who has been modelling all around the world but what she always wanted to be was an actress. She's described as perfect for the role. And as they did for Jamie, STARZ releases a few pictures of Caitriona for our enjoyment.
September 16th: Roderick Gilkison will play Hamish MacKenzie, Colum's son and Jamie's nephew.
September 18th: STARZ announces that Outlander will make it to the famous New York's Comic-Con. October 03rd: STARZ makes a poll and finally, the name chosen to be our 'war name' is... well, Outlanders. Makes a lot of sense to me! Loud and clear.
October 07th: Filming starts today, and to celebrate, STARZ opens an Instagram account where Behind The Scenes pictures will be shared.
October 10th: NY ComiCon starts and everybody is getting crazy trying to know as much as possible about it. For over two days, every little bit of shared info is welcome and eagerly devoured.
October 12th: An special event for the fans is held at the McKittrick Hotel (NY), where Carmi Zlotnik, Head of Production at STARZ, explained he was given Outlander, he read it in one night and said "this has to be done". He introduced Ron Moore and Diana for a Q&A (see video below) and after that, fans were treated to a lunch with Diana and Ron. And the jewel in the crown: at the beginning of the video (posted below), we can see a compilation of different BTS moments, including a certain redhaired and a greeting from Caitriona and Sam for all of us.
October 14th: Lotte Verbeek is cast as Geillis Duncan.
October 15th: James Fleet will portray Reverend Wakefield.
October 16th: First pictures of 'Claire' and 'Frank' land on the Net, taken at the location where they're filming Outlander. October 17th: Laura Donnelly will portray Jenny Fraser Murray, Jamie's sister.
October 18th: The NY Comic-Con is over and has left a trail of pics, videos, and info behind that is, slowly but surely, being poured into the Internet: Photos of the models for scenarios, sketches of different locations, individual pages of the scripts, a Diana Gabaldon and Ron D. Moore's video where they talk about bringing the show into the screen...
October 22th: Nell Hudson will play Laoghaire MacKenzie.
October 25th: Internet explodes when Starz, taking us totally by surprise, decides to share with Outlanders the first picture of Heughan in character. Ladies and gentlemen, Jamie Fraser.
October 27th: Grant O’Rourke has been cast as Rupert MacKenzie. November 01st: Tracey Wilkinson will portray Mrs. Graham and Kathryn Howden will play Mrs. Baird.
November 05th: Liam Carney has been cast as Alec McMahon MacKenzie, and Aislin McGuckin will play Letitia MacKenzie.
To top it all, we have a look at the first (unofficial) pics of Caitriona Balfe as Claire in the 18 century. Along with Stephen Walters and Grant O'Rourke.
November 10th: Prentis Hancock will portray Uncle Lamb. Claire's uncle.
November 18th: Sam and his red hair are announced to present one of the Scottish BAFTA awards. Interview included. Internet goes overload again, because he's wearing a kilt. STARZ fuels the fire by sharing pics like this one:
November 30th: STARZ decides is time for us to learn how to speak proper outlander, and they give us the first lesson: how to pronounce correctly the word 'sassenach'. Sam is the one to teach us.
December 02nd: Writter for the show, Matt Roberts, makes a Q&A in Twitter for the Outlanders. We learn a lot more of interesting stuff!
December 07th: Actor, author and director Simon Callow has been cast as the Duke of Sandringham.
December 11th: STARZ announces a surprise for the Outlanders, which has everybody eagerly awaiting and biting their nails. Later in, is revelaed that said surprise is an evening in Los Angeles with Diana, Ron *and* Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe. Outlanders near L.A are estatic. International (and far from L.A) Outlanders, no so much. So STARZ, keeping their habit of spoiling us whenever they can (that is, when there are no legal issues concerned) make a second announcement: the event will be live streamed for the whole world. YAY!
December 13th: Surprise! The STARZ website is updated with pictures of the actors in characters, and for the greatest part of them, is the first time we get to see them in their roles!
December 25th: STARZ shares a video in where many of the Outlander actors wish us Happy Holidays.
December 27th: New outlander lesson is out. This time, we learn how to say Carigh Na Dun.
And after all this, now the question is... are we ready for 2014? Yes! Je suis prest!
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Forastera en el año 2013: lo imprescindible.
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FB Outlander Fans
Outlander Musings Blog
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Todos los artículos han sido expresamente traducidos para este blog por @Bea_Triz_76 o colaboradores, para proporcionar una fuente en español de toda la información que vaya apareciendo sobre la serie 'Outlander', emitida en España a través de Canal + Series.
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Long summer stay accomodation - Israel Forum - TripAdvisor
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Long summer stay accomodation Nov 04, 2006, 6:17 PM
Hi. I'm a college student and I'm planing to do a project in Israel over the summer, probably in Jerusalem. I want to stay for 2 months or longer and have looked at several places. Even the cheapest is more than $1,000 a month and I'm not willing to pay that much. Do you have any suggestion? Thanks
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Re: Long summer stay accomodation Nov 09, 2006, 10:35 AM
As far as I know the HU only rents to students in summer programmes as there is a lot of demand. I also haven't heard such positive things about the dorms - there are some nice buildings but the older ones are really not that nice and you usually have to share a room with someone else. The location is also not very convenient unless you're working/studying at the Mt Scopus campus of the university. If you're working elsewhere, I'd go for a private rental, trying all the sites people have suggested above. NB you are much more likely to find a summer sublet from someone who has already rented the place than a short term contract on a student flat.
There is a new compound of dorms, the Students Village (Kfar HaStudentim), in which you can find great facilities (have visited there myself) although Avigail is right: you might share a room with another guy. This Students village was actually opened this year, so it's as new as possible. Regarding location, even if you're working/studying Not in the Mt Scopus campus, the public transportaion from there is very convenient and will bring you to virtually anyplace in the city. For example, to the city center within about 20 min or so.
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thank you so much for all the info :)
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Posted by healingmagichands on April 3, 2012 at 8:57 am
One of the things that is very important in tomato culture is to make sure that when you water you do not get the leaves wet, or splash dirt up onto them while watering. This is a sure way to infect them with whatever fungus is in the soil. If you are watering by hand, once you plant the tomatoes you should put about two to three inches of mulch around them. I use straw, either right off the bale or run through the grinder. Try to get clean straw (don’t use hay, you will HATE the weeds that come with it). Even clean straw has some grain seeds, I use wheat straw and find that I have to weed out the wheat but it is easy to pull. Anyway, the mulch covering the dirt will keep your tomatoes from getting dirt/water splashed on them while watering.
Also, make sure that your tomatoes have enough potassium and magnesium. Deficiencies in those minerals will make them more susceptible to fungi.
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I will do all my tomato watering at root level this year, and I’ll take your advice about mulching around them. It should be easy enough to do in these containers. What is your opinion about mulching with fresh green lawn clippings?
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37th Annual Powell Street Festival 2013 - Day 1 - Extremely Shy - Looking for friends? (Vancouver, BC)
37th Annual Powell Street Festival 2013 - Day 1
Field House in Oppenheimer Park
Come celebrate the 37th annual Powell Street Festival for 2013! The Powell Street Festival is an annual celebration of Japanese Canadian arts, culture and heritage that features something for everyone: dance, music, film and video, visual arts, martial arts demos, amateur sumo tournament, craft vendors, traditional displays, and of course, tons of scrumptious Japanese food.
When: The festival begins at 11:30am and end at 7pm. You are welcome to leave whenever you like.
Where: The festival will be held at Oppenheimer Park, located at 400 Powell Street in Vancouver. Oppenheimer Park is bordered by 400 blocks of Powell Street and Cordova Street, at the cross-streets of Jackson and Dunlevy. Please read below for the meeting place.
Picture says: This is the wrong entrance of the Field House. I will be standing on the other side of the grey building, partly facing Jackson Avenue x Powell Street.
How to find us: I will be standing at the doors of the gray Field House building in Oppenheimer Park that is facing part of Jackson Avenue and Powell Street. The "O
ppenheimer Park" sign is adjacent to it. This Field House is in front of the children's playground. Please refer to the above picture.
Location Directions: You can reach the festival either by foot, transit or by vehicle. More information can be found here: http://www.powellstreetfestival.com/festival/get-there/
Cost: Admission is FREE and that includes live entertainment as well. You will still have to pay at concession stands and vendors.
Website: http://www.powellstreetfestival.com/festival/
Map: http://www.powellstreetfestival.com/festival/parkmap/
Festival Program: http://www.powellstreetfestival.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/psf2013_programme.pdf On the day of you will have the option of obtaining the program from one of the booths.
Festival Theme: To be announced! http://www.powellstreetfestival.com/festival/this-fe st/
***Please note: You are welcome to bring friends, family and children but you will be responsible for them!
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Gord I'm glad I was able to attend this festival for the first time. Normally I want to work weekends so I was not able to attend other years. It was really fun! I was not bored, I almost fell asleep during that one hour tour but it was interesting learning about the history about Japanese. Too bad more people didn't come out, I guess it was their loss. The performance were good. Thanks to Akemi for organizing! 0 · August 3, 2013 A former member The drumming was phenomenal and the culture was refreshing 0 · August 3, 2013 Gord I got there early and worked around. Didn't see anyonr so I just walked around alone. Looks like lots of no-shows from both groups. A really good festival. 0 · August 3, 2013 Josh W. Not many people are here. We're starting to wander 0 · August 3, 2013 Joseph Henry M. sorry people but I can not make it 0 · August 2, 2013 A former member I will attend! 0 · July 30, 2013 A former member Hello! 0 · July 2, 2013 5 went
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Dogs, Rhymes, and Karma: Song of the Week: 11 - 3 - 08
Song of the Week: Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun - Pink Floyd (Live at Pompeii, 1972)
I’ve noticed lately that there’s generally a division between Pink Floyd fans; those who were with the band from their fruition and inagural album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn in 1967, which was one of a few records headed by original song-writer and lead-vocalist, Syd Barrett, experiencing the less than pragmatic influences of Barrett in early albums and others such as A Saucerful of Secrets, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, and Meddle. And then there were those who were raked in by the legendary, iconic, not to mention record selling album Dark Side of the Moon, released in 1973 – and beyond: Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall, and the David Gilmour, Roger Waters-less era.
For me, it started with Dark Side, and has cullminated into nearly every album they ever released, with the remaining to be heard being Ummagumma, A Momentary Lapse of Reason and Roger Waters’ last effort with Pink Floyd, and as close to a solo album as it gets for a band, The Final Cut. Today’s focus, though, is the latest album I’ve acquired and begun listening to: A Saucerful of Secrets, and the song being “Set the Controls For the Heart of the Sun”. This song was one that the band used to play live, creating their space-rock name-sake, before including it on an album and one that was one of very few albums that the original lineup contributed in balance and perfect unity; Floyd wouldn’t achieve an all-band derived classic until their biggest hits, Dark Side of the Moon and Wish You Were Here.
Listening to the song -- eight-track or CD -- isnt all that captivating. It isnt until one sees or witnesses first-hand a performance, which is something that can be said for most Pink Floyd songs, because you just cant say sitting around listening to it while sipping coffee tops being in a dark arena, surrounded by others while a light show is perplexing your mind, allowing you to fixate your senses on the music and getting lost in the experience. Naturally, that’s just what one person who used to attend Floyd concerts said; I’ve never been to one – I wasn’t born yet!
So, without anymore waiting, here is a performance of the song from their six-song video recorded performance at Pompeii they did in 1972, inbetween the release of Meddle and pre-release of Dark Side of the Moon. Originally 5:27 long, this performance stretches it to over 10-minutes, much like they always had in years past.
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Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1 is Available | Brian Harry's Blog
Back in November I wrote about the first Beta of Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1, and today I am proud to announce that the final version is available to download for MSDN Subscribers.
**UPDATE 2/11/11** – the publicly available download (for licensed Team Explorer Everywhere customers) is now available: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=53c27216-c4f0-48b6-9bed-fe1718a2e3b0
See my previous post for more information about what shipped in Beta 1. The feedback from the Beta was very good, so the team took the opportunity to add in a few new features into the final release based on the feedback.
The Eclipse plug-in has always been highly regarded, but some customers wanted to use the plug-in to manage applications in a stand-alone client on non-windows systems (exactly how they might use Team Explorer on Windows today) – even though they were not developing in an Eclipse based IDE. To do this you simply install the plug-in into the Eclipse Platform Runtime Binary (a cut down version of Eclipse without all the language tools for code editing etc). In the final release of SP1 we’ve made this a better experience with the following features
Auto-connect on Start-up
If a Team Explorer view is displayed in your current perspective in Eclipse, then this will connect automatically to your last TFS connection. You can disable this if you prefer using the Eclipse preference under Team, Team Foundation Server
Fast Workspace Switching
Previously in the Eclipse plug-in there was a binding of one TFS workspace per Eclipse workspace. In SP1 you can now quickly switch workspaces from the workspace management drop-down in the Pending Changes view. You can also manage workspaces and working folder mappings from here.
Source Control Explorer Improvements
We made a bunch usability improvements around mapping, unmapping and cloaking of folders in TFS using Source Control Explorer. We also added a link to the path label that will open the local folder in your file explorer (i.e. Explorer on Windows or Finder on Mac etc).
There are many other things that we’ve accomplished with this release not as visible including improving the Kerberos support on non-Windows platforms.
If you are a Team Explorer Everywhere customer, then please download SP1 as soon as you can and let us know what you think. If you haven’t tried Team Explorer Everywhere before then now is the time to try – the Team Explorer Everwhere SP1 release is a full release so you can just install the SP1 bits (no need to install the initial 2010 release first).
Later this year we will be releasing a language pack to provide Japanese, French and German versions of Team Explorer Everywhere 2010 SP1 and we will continue to invest in our Eclipse and cross-platform support.
One of the things about our 2010 product line that has embarassed me from the beginning is that there's no way to use our code metrics tools to produce data from an autom
Brian Harry February 11, 2011
Keith asked me to let you all know about a survey he is doing to help plan for a potential ALM Summit later this year. We did the first one last year and it went pr
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What Velcro Taught Me About Radicalisation, David Cameron and the Importance of Islamic Caliphate | HuffPost UK
19/08/2015 19:06 BST | Updated 19/08/2016 06:59 BST
Fear not - Ahmad is not a caliph of war, but the caliph of peace. He embodies the community's motto: Love for All, Hatred for None.
David Cameron seems stumped. He just hasn't got a clue of how to rid us of this pesky radicalisation problem, has he? The problem seems to be that we don't know what the problem is. Is the problem a violent interpretation of Islam? Or is it disaffected Muslim youth? Is the problem short-sighted foreign policy? Or do all our radicalisation woes simply stem from ISIS's deft wielding of the twin weapons of Armageddon: kittens and Nutella? Perhaps the answer is all of the above, but that still leaves us short of a real solution.
Step in Mr. Cameron, recently delivering a brand new strategy to combat extremism. It involved giving a platform to the "moderate Muslim" voices in the media, combatting extremist ideologies, both vocal and silent, ("You're an extremist!"... "But I didn't say anything!"... "Exactly!"), as well as doing more to integrate minorities into a British identity.
But the problem is that we've been trying these solutions for years. The real question should be, how do we finally realise these objectives?
That brings me nicely onto Velcro. Yes, Velcro. Velcro is a remarkable material that has forever transformed the lives of children who run late for school. No more fiddling with shoelaces - just whack it on and run for that bus. And as unlikely as it may sound, if the world took notice of how Velcro was discovered, its service to the fight against extremism may even outstrip its service to school registrations.
What George Mestral and Velcro have taught me is this: we don't need to re-invent the wheel. If we want to know how to prevent radicalisation, just find an example where Muslim youth are immune to it, and see what they're doing right.
Fortunately, Mr. Cameron doesn't have to look far - just down the District Line in fact. For in unlikely Southfields lives the spiritual leadership of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, a community that stands out for all the qualities Mr. Cameron is seeking to foster. Despite its membership of tens of millions of Muslims, spread in over 200 countries, the community has not a single extremist action against its name. How is this possible? What are they doing that works so well?
On the 21st August 2015, I'm going to find out. That weekend will host the annual gathering of the community, as 30,000 Ahmadi Muslims descend on Hampshire where a farm will be turned into a mini-city for the three day convention. The purpose of the spiritual gathering, known as Jalsa Salana, will be for the attendees to listen to the words of their caliph. Unlike any other Muslim community, the Ahmadiyya Muslim community has had caliphate for a long time: 107 years to be precise, with the current caliph, Mirza Masroor Ahmad, based in Southfields, London. Didn't you know caliphate had come to the UK?
Fear not - Ahmad is not a caliph of war, but the caliph of peace. He embodies the community's motto: Love for All, Hatred for None. And he is well placed to fight extremism, having once been imprisoned for his peaceful beliefs in his native Pakistan before his appointment, and being exiled from his homeland thereafter. You can see why extremists oppose him: he advocates the separation of mosque and state, champions the Islamic teaching that there is no compulsion in religion (Qur'an 2:257) and teaches Muslims to be loyal citizens wherever they live, citing the words of the Prophet Muhammad, on whom be peace, that love for one's country is part of faith.
The caliph, I suspect, is the key to the community's success. Speak to any of his young followers and they will tell you that he shields them from extremism by promoting them to join the true Islamic jihad of our time - improving individual spirituality, and serving the communities in which they live. "The spiritual leadership of the Caliph makes us immune from exploitative clerics," says Damir Rafi, a young volunteer at the annual convention. "From him we get a solid understanding of our faith and through the community's outreach and charity programs we have a positive outlet for our religious impulses." The results of the caliphate speak for themselves, and serve as a model to other Muslim communities the world over.
I would suggest to Mr. Cameron that instead of listening to aides and advisors who might visit a mosque once a year in Ramadan, go and listen to the caliph. The media that love to plaster "radicalisation!" over every shop-front should also attend. Together, they might learn something of value, instead of being content with delivering hand-wringing platitudes about problems we already know.
Perhaps this time they'll find a solution that sticks.
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Monster Sweeps California!
Posted by flashlightblog in Awards and Honors, Book News, Monsters.
Tags: California Young Reader Medal, CYRM, Winner	add a comment	Written by Amanda Noll, illustrated by Howard McWilliam
Join us in congratulating author Amanda Noll and illustrator Howard McWilliam: I Need My Monster just won the California Young Reader Medal Primary Division, 2011-2012!
The California Young Reader Medal program is sponsored by four major literacy groups in the state: The California Reading Association, the California Association of Teachers of English, the California School Library Association, and the California Library Association. Last year approximately half a million votes were cast for all five categories combined.
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Intermediate – Violet Raines Almost Got Struck by Lightning by Danette Haworth. Walker Childrens
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ParametersFileNumberRequired. Any valid file number.ExceptionsException typeError numberConditionEndOfStreamException62End of file reached.IOException52FileNumber does not exist.See the "Error number" column if you are upgrading Visual Basic 6.0 applications that use unstructured error handling. (You can compare the error number against the Number Property (Err Object).) However, when possible, you should consider replacing such error control with Structured Exception Handling Overview for Visual Basic.RemarksThe LineInput function is provided for backward compatibility and may have an impact on performance. For non-legacy applications, the My.Computer.FileSystem object provides better performance. For more information, see File Access with Visual Basic.Data read with LineInput is usually written to a file with Print.Security Note:When reading from files, do not make decisions about the contents of a file based on the file name extension. For example, a file named Form1.vb may not be a Visual Basic source file.The LineInput function reads from a file one character at a time until it encounters a carriage return (Chr(13)) or carriage return/line feed (Chr(13) + Chr(10)) sequence. Carriage return/line feed sequences are skipped rather than appended to the character string.Security Note:Reading from a file with the LineInput function requires Read access from the FileIOPermissionAccess enumeration.ExampleThis example uses the LineInput function to read a line from a sequential file and assign it to a variable. This example assumes that TestFile is a text file with a few lines of sample data.
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P. 1Vegan Babies & ChildrenVegan Babies & ChildrenRatings: (0)|Views: 937
|Likes: 11Published by Vegan FutureA dietary guide, including pre-conception and pregnancyThanks to the Vegan Society for this invaluable guideHelp the Vegan Society spread the word about the positive, compassionate vegan diet. Make a donation today at http://www.vegansociety.com[Click on Support our Work]A dietary guide, including pre-conception and pregnancyThanks to the Vegan Society for this invaluable guideHelp the Vegan Society spread the word about the positive, compassionate vegan diet. Make a donation today at http://www.vegansociety.com[Click on Support our Work]More info:Categories:Types, Instruction manualsPublished by: Vegan Future on Dec 19, 2009Copyright:Attribution Non-commercialAvailability:Read on Scribd mobile: iPhone, iPad and Android.download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from ScribdFlag for inappropriate content|Add to collectionSee moreSee lesshttp://www.scribd.com/doc/24298947/Vegan-Babies-Children06/02/2013pdftextoriginal VEGAN BABIES & CHILDREN
Compiled by:The Vegan SocietyDonald Watson House21 Hylton StreetHockleyBirminghamB18 6HJTel: 0121 523 1730Fax: 0121 523 1749info@vegansociety.comwww.vegansociety.com FOREWORDThe Vegan Diet - Healthy For All Ages
"In my role as a practising State Registered Dietitian, I wholeheartedlyrecommend a vegan diet for all ages including babies and children. This bookletshows that a vegan diet can be a good healthy option for everyone wishing toavoid animal suffering, for the dairy intolerant, or for those that simply want toprovide the correct healthy diet for their family."Sandra HoodState Registered DietitianVegan for 32 years
INTRODUCTIONA Healthy Diet For Life
Well-planned plant-based diets can support healthy lifestyles at every age, frompre-parenthood, through pregnancy and breast-feeding, childhood andadulthood, and on into later years.
Your diet during pregnancy and that of your infant during the first year of life canaffect your childs health 40, 50 or even 60 years later. It is therefore of utmostimportance that during pregnancy you and your baby are provided with goodnutrition. During pregnancy you will require extra nutrition to support your growing foetus and to allow for changes in your body.
Several studies have examined the nutrient intakes of vegan children. One studyof British school-age children published in the
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Buyers will fall for Bragging Rights | JackEstate
July 27, 2014 by JackEstate	Buyers will fall for Bragging Rights	As a seller, no matter the state of the market – Buyer’s Market, Seller’s Market or Balanced Market, paying attention to your property’s pluses will pay dividends at the closing table. Let’s talk about some of the features and benefits of your home you may be neglecting to mention to your pool of buyers.
Few people enjoy a lengthy or traffic-riddled commute. If your property is convenient to bus stops, Light Rail service or even convenient routes to downtown or other saturated work areas, say so! Potential buyers may be more likely to keep you on the list if you help them paint the picture of all the extra time they’ll have in the home with commuter friendly benefits nearby.
If your home has comfortable space to accommodate aging relatives long term, or even just for the weekend, share this information clearly. With an aging Baby Boomer population moving in with family instead of into a home, having the right space for older loved ones is a priority for many families. Don’t miss the opportunity to appeal to buyers with this need.
Highlighting features in this category will appeal not only to the Eco chic, but to budget savvy buyers as well. If you have energy efficient windows, solar panels, water saving toilets/shower heads/sprinkler system – SAY SO! Everybody wants to save money. Even noting the savings on heat or AC based on shade trees or the direction your home faces, ie. lots of natural sunlight and lower heating bills for an East or South facing home. And if you can mention exactly how much your efficient features allowed you to cut utility bills, even better! Buyers will eat this stuff up. To attract the Green Scene, make sure you mention built in green features like a compost or recycling bin, organic garden in your backyard or items like a rain water barrel. If you have cleaned and maintained your home using natural substances only, mention this as well.
Are you wondering which bragging rights will attract Buyers to your home? Give me a call or drop a line. I’m happy to help you understand what’s happening in the market right now and how your home buying or selling goals fit into the mix.


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Pizza Time! | 30 Bucks a Week
← Springtime Pasta
Apple and Olive Oil Cake →
Posted: April 28, 2011 | Author: tinaaar | Filed under: Tina Wrote It | Tags: pizza |Leave a comment
With the ending of Passover comes the consumption of leavened goods! PIZZA! We made a parsley, garlic and olive pizza and a baked broccoli, feta/mozzarella combo as well with our basic pizza dough recipe. Mangia!


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Historians, Archaeologists, and Other Good People – Carolyn Stein
Historians, Archaeologists, and Other Good People
Posted by CarolynIvyStein on July 24, 2020 July 24, 2020
Sending love this morning to the academics in my life and everywhere else. I was reminded this week how vital their work and their willingness to reveal their research is to writers. In this case, Steve answered another writer’s request for help in his field. He did it immediately without thinking of his own convenience and without selfishly hogging information he is using for his own book (due next month to the publisher).
I’ve been on the receiving end of this sort of generosity more times than I can count. Mostly from people I know through Steve but from others as well. I remember spending hours pouring through books on ancient ships trying to figure out whether a corbita carried a ship’s boat.
In desperation I wrote to the author of several works I’d used, an expert in the field of underwater archaeology focusing on ancient ships of the Mediterranean. He was an emeritus professor, so I expected to wait a while or never hear back. Within an hour I had my answer as well as a page reference to where I’d missed the information on a graphic in one of my sources.
Steve did the same for the person who contacted him: instant access and instant help. My friends have done the same for me on topics from ancient Egypt to pirates of the Mediterranean to 19th century Ohio. I’m grateful for the existence of my educated friends and for the academic ethos that places a premium on revealing rather than concealing information. Thanks!
I know it has been a few days, so here is the update on what I’m working on:
Chapter 1 of my novel went through both the speculative fiction and the romance critique groups. It elicited very different reactions from each. I’m struck by how much character matters to genre expectations. For the future, chapters from this book will only go to the romance group since particular tropes that delighted them, offended the other group.
I am moving forward on writing Eddas to go with the Thule short stories and editing those stories before sending them to my editor. That’s due August 15 so it has a good chunk of my attention.
I am also working on a short story for an anthology that Bill Webb brought to my attention. It’s a fun story about a woman who marries a swamp on a lark and becomes a reluctant hero.
I’ve been dilatory about sending out new stories to magazines and anthologies this month. I have less than a week until this month is over. The challenge conditions still need to be met, so I’ll be sending out stories this week.
I hope your week has gone well and that everyone you asked for help provided it with the same kindness as the academics I’ve had the pleasure of working with.
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