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Overshadowed by the final 10 seconds of the game were 29 minutes and 50 seconds of the second half where the Saints gave the Vikings everything they could handle. The argument that good defense will always beat a good offense was shattered by another vintage performance from quarterback Drew Brees.
"Drew's one of the greatest of all time," says right guard Larry Warford. "And as a lineman, all you have to think is, 'Hey, just give him time and he'll make something happen.' And he did."
Brees didn't waste any time and went five of six for 60 yards and a touchdown on the first drive of the third quarter. It was also the start of a second half where Michael Thomas dominated one of the league's best corners, Xavier Rhodes.
"He is fun to be around," says Brees. "Certainly a guy that especially in big games like this and big situations that we've encountered a bunch this year, I've got a ton of confidence in him."
Even when Thomas didn't have the ball, he was huge, like his monster block on Rhodes to spring an Alvin Kamara reception inside the five yard line. On the ensuing touchdown reception, Thomas took advantage of Rhodes being out of the game.
Following a Vikings field goal to extend their lead, the onslaught from Brees continued when he found Alvin Kamara for another score. They quickly racked up 21 points against one of the best defenses in recent memory in one half to give the Saints the lead. To put the icing on the cake, Brees converted a 4th and 10 to the reliable Willie Snead to put Wil Lutz in position to kick what would have and should have been the game-winner.
"He led us down within range, just so automatic with everything he does," says Warford.
So if you want to look at the glass half-full, look at the second half fight from the black and gold and try to embrace the consolation prize. The Saints, for the better part of 30 minutes, beat one of the best teams and defenses at their own game in their own stadium. But we wouldn't blame you if it's still too soon to get over that ending.
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Posted: 10:26 am Thursday, September 1st, 2016
By Ann Kelly
Earlier this year, I had the chance to meet some of the men and women that we come to depend on when the power goes out from Duke Energy. It happened to be about National Lineman Day, and the video we shot has some very timely information about the dangers involved with what they do on a daily basis and why safety is always the most important part of that job. With the strong possibility of more power outages. I thought I'd share that with you, along with this advice from Duke Energy's Suzanne Grant. Take a moment to listen to her advice, and in case the power does go out make sure you have the TuneIn radio app on your phone so we can be there with you throughout the storm. You can also check the Duke site for their power outage map…just in case. Here's a look back at my Ann-Venture with Duke Energy.
Thursday, April 7th. The morning we had three tornado warnings all before 9 am with two confirmed touchdowns in New Port Richey and Clearwater. A lot of us were without power for a while and that meant the men and women of Duke Energy were extra busy. Trust me, I did the legwork. While I was on the air I was constantly checking the outage map since the Clearwater tornado came way too close to my house. But as busy as they were that morning, by the time I took an incredibly well-timed Ann-Venture to talk with the linemen about their work things were much calmer, even sunny.
Think about how much work they had to do that morning, and on a daily basis, in what can be dangerous situations. But after I talked with Matt Thomas, Construction and Maintenance Supervisor, Chet Braden, Lineman and Dan Owens, a Lineman Apprentice it was clear that safety is job one at all times when they are at work. Take a look at my video from the Duke Energy St Petersburg Operations Center to see how much a lineman has to learn – everything from the proper steps in preparing for work, to the actual job, and why not having a fear of heights is a real plus on the job. By the way, my thanks to my cameraman Buck who went sky-high in the bucket with Dan to to get those wonderful shots. Oh, I went up….about 20 feet….
National Lineman Appreciation Day is every April 18th, a nationwide day to honor those who quietly do their jobs so that we all have the power we need to keep the food fresh, the kids cool, and the lights on. Give the men and women a true thank you that day by using #NationalLinemanDay and #thankalineman on Social Media. I'll be wearing my honorary Duke Energy hard hat! My thanks for setting up our latest Ann-Venture to Peveeta Persaud, former APR Duke Energy Communications and Rob Sumner, Community Relations for Duke Energy, and thanks also to Suzanne Grant for her advice on this Ann-Venture.


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The Uni-Vibe returns, with the help of the original developerWhen it came time to re-introduce the world to the Uni-Vibe effect, Korg wouldn't settle for less than a spot-on re-creation of the original guitar effect. Korg worked closely with the developer of the original Uni-Vibe pedal, Fumio Mieda, to emulate the classic effect with the utmost accuracy. While new features have been added for modern players, a new discrete design using 79 transistors delivers the authentic sound of the original Uni-Vibe's CdS photoresistor.Create amazing rhythmic tones with the adjustable modulation waveformUnlike the original Uni-Vibe, the Korg Nuvibe gives you wave sliders you can use to create your own modulation waveforms. While you can create smooth, cyclical LFO shapes like the original effect, you can also create asymmetrical waveforms that have a groove all their own.Extra creative potential with the included expression pedalYou'll definitely be inspired once you hear the Korg Nuvibe with your favorite electric guitar, through your favorite amplifier. Once you've got it dialed in, you can take the effect over the top with the included expression pedal. Let loose with it during your next solo, and we're sure your audience won't forget the experience anytime soon.Korg Nuvibe Chorus/Vibrato Guitar Effects Pedal Features:
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The NC DataPalooza finale held on Monday, November 13, has been seven weeks in the making. The final three teams have been working to refine their pitches and demo's since the competition kickoff, held in late September during CityCamp NC, for the chance to walk away with the $5,000 grand prize. One theme that emerged during the finale was a chance for attendees and participants to explore the challenges in our communities and how we can solve these problems by working together.
"I am very impressed that we've gathered this much interest in 2017," said Suja Thomas, Ph.D., at Pendo and a judge for the competition. "The NC OpenPass organizers have done a great job to provide a collaborative environment to foster ideas and then translate those ideas into something useful for our community, empowering people to solve problems with open data."
During opening remarks, Christopher Gergen, Founding Partner at HQ Raleigh and also a judge for the competition, talked about creating a better, more inclusive ecosystem that engages all parts of community — particularly under-represented communities. This really helped set the tone for the evening as attendees heard from three teams whose common thread was civic engagement.
The three teams in the competition delivering 10-minute pitches and demos before a panel of expert judges were:
- CivicRise: A smartphone app that sends users calls-to-action on social and political causes they support. Actions can include contacting legislators and other advocacy activities that can be completed on the mobile device.
- Are We Represented?: Shed light on how representative our elected bodies are by comparing the demographics of local & state elected bodies with the demographics of the communities they represent.
- mConnect "Connecting Communities": A mobile app designed and created by a team of Triangle residents. For communities that must currently rely on multiple formats to get timely information to residents, mConnect provides a single stop solution on residents' hand-held devices.
"The three teams had excellent insight on the needs for civic engagement. They embraced how technology can help, but not overwhelm," said Associate Professor John Stephens, UNC Chapel Hill School of Government. "The teams showed how we can navigate technology-savvy and technology-challenged communities, and how this is a central problem for all thoughtful public officials."
Tom Wilson on Blockchain
While the judges deliberated to select a winner, Tom Wilson from Tabula Rasa Health Care's JRS Innovation Center, delivered a keynote about Blockchain and how it can be applied to cities. He first gave us the basics of Blockchain, and then we explored the idea of "smart contracts" that live on Blockchain where anyone can execute the code of that contract. Obviously, this has a lot of security implications, but the open source development model has already proven that this approach can be sustainable.
The winning team
After deliberation, the judges returned to the competition following the Tom Wilson keynote. The winner, declared by the panel of judges and announced by Christopher Gergen, was CivicRise.
"CivicRise represented the best of open data combined with a growing passion for civic engagement," said Christopher Gergen, Founding Partner at HQ Raleigh. "We're excited for the high potential and long-term potential for public impact going forward."
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Winter Handicap
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New 2017 season.
Association of Running Clubs
Oxted Runners is affiliated to the Association of Running Clubs and this means that, inter alia, our club members can take part in ARC affiliated races and obtain a £2 discount on their entry fee. The races in question are listed on the ARC website.
England Athletics
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About USAT High Performance Teams
High Performance Teams play an integral role in the identification, recruitment, development, and age-appropriate competitive preparation of emerging youth elite and junior elite athletes, with the goal of developing well-rounded athletes capable of success at the highest levels of competition and progression within the USAT High Performance Program.
MC Elite High Performance Team
High Performance Team is for triathletes ages 13–19 (born in 1999–2005) committed to training for and racing in draft-legal Junior Elite Cup triathlons across the country. Triathletes will practice twice per week January to May and up to three times per week June, July and August. Triathletes will commit to participate in at least two qualifying Cups in the USAT Junior Elite Series with a goal of qualifying for and racing in the USAT Youth Elite and Junior Elite National Championship in West Chester, Ohio August 3–5.
MC Elite hosts all coach-led practice groups in Central Maryland. Athletes outside the area may join the team provided they follow a coach-approved training plan, participate in virtual training sessions, and attend key group practices.
To be considered for MC Elite, athletes must
- meet the 2018 swim and run benchmark qualification times (see below), or
- have finished in the top 35 at a 2017 Youth Elite Cup or Junior Elite Cup qualifying race, or
- have qualified for the 2017 USA Triathlon Youth Elite or Junior Elite National Championship.
Benchmark Qualification Times
Benchmark qualification times provide coaches with an estimate of an athlete's ability to not only complete a draft-legal triathlon but also qualify for the National Championship. Benchmark qualification times place emphasis on the swim as it is a key to success in draft-legal triathlon—starting the bike with the lead group(s) minimizes the chances of being lapped out. All athletes are expected to be enrolled in a separate competitive swim program.
It should be noted that meeting benchmark times alone may not be enough to prepare an athlete for draft-legal triathlon. Coaches will set realistic expectations and suggest appropriate training and racing opportunities. Athletes who have not yet met the benchmark qualification times may practice with the Competition Team until they do so.
Youth Elite Male 13–15
Born in 2005, 2004 or 2003
Swim: 2:35/200 yards (1:18/100)
Run: 6:20/1 mile
Youth Elite Female 13–15
Born in 2005, 2004 or 2003
Swim: 2:45 /200 yards (1:22/100)
Run: 6:45/1 mile
Junior Elite Male 16–19
Born in 2002, 2001, 2000 or 1999
Swim: 6:10/500 yards (1:14/100)
Run: 12:15/2 miles (6:07 pace)
Junior Elite Female 16–19
Born in 2002, 2001, 2000 or 1999
Swim: 6:25/500 yards (1:17/100)
Run: 13:30/2 miles (6:30 pace)
2018 USAT Junior Elite Series
The USAT Junior Elite Series consists of four to five Youth Elite Cups and four Junior Elite Cups plus the USAT Youth Elite and Junior Elite National Championship. Each Cup serves as a qualifier for the National Championship. Series events are scheduled to take place approximately three to six weeks apart and are spread across the three geographic zones: East, West and Central. Athletes may compete in any and all qualifiers regardless of where they reside. Athletes score points at each event to determine draft-legal rankings and a Series Champion.
Youth Elite athletes compete in a super-sprint triathlon consisting of a 375 meter swim, 10 kilometer bike, and 2.5 kilometer run. Junior Elite athletes compete in a sprint triathlon consisting of a 750 meter swim, 20 kilometer bike, and 5 kilometer run.
May 6 Richmond Elite Cup, Richmond, Virginia *
May 20 TBD
June 3 Pleasant Prairie Elite Cup, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin *
June 23 Monroe Elite Cup, Monroe, Washington
July 15 Flatland Elite Cup, West Des Moines, Iowa *
August 3–5 National Championship West Chester, Ohio *
Registration for the Elite Cups will open beginning in early January and sell out immediately. An asterisk (*) indicates a coach-supported race. Athletes are encouraged to talk with Coach Christy to determine the best race schedule for them.
Athlete and Parent Commitment
Athletes and parents will commit to participate in at least two qualifying Cups in the USAT Junior Elite Series with a goal of qualifying for and racing in the USAT Youth Elite and Junior Elite National Championship in West Chester, Ohio.
Practice Schedule
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- January through August: In person, coach led practice Sunday morning or afternoon.
- January through August: Virtual, coach led cycle training via Skype one day per week (time and day TBD based on athletes' schedules).
Athletic and Equipment Prerequisites
- Active within a separate, club-based swim program
- Attendance at a USA Triathlon Skills Camp or Select Camp is strongly encouraged (additional fee)
- Road ID or similar emergency identification band
- Road bike with drop style handlebars (traditional aero bars are not allowed)
- Bicycle-style helmet with a working chin strap (aero helmets are not allowed)
- Clip-in bike pedals
- Bike flat repair kit including spare tubes and CO2 cartridges
- Bike computer with cadence output (power output optional)
- Bike trainer
- Running specific shoes
- Wetsuit
- Heart rate monitor (optional)
- Zwift membership (optional)
2018 Membership Fee
High Performance Team membership is $850 and includes
- 34 week season
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- Overall season planning and race-specific strategy development
- Access to and communication through Training Peaks training plan
- Access to USA Triathlon Level 1, Level 2, and Youth and Junior certified coaches
- Access to USA Cycling Level 3 certified coach
- Race weekend support including team logistics, onsite coaching, and team tent
- There are no additional coaching fees at the coach-supported races indicated above
Additional Costs
- USA Triathlon membership valid through August 31, 2018 is required. USAT membership, purchased separately, is just $10 per 12 months for triathletes 13–17 years old and $50 per 12 months for triathletes 18+.
- A one piece, ITU-style team uniform is required for competition. There are several options ranging from $150 to $250.
- Race registration fees and travel costs are the responsibility of the athlete/parent/guardian.
- A Zwift membership is optional and is just $15 per month.
About Zwift
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Zwift membership is $15 per month. Athletes may need some additional equipment to set up their trainer. See Zwift's Getting Started.
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BreyerLover2222 Says:
04/11/2017 at 6:00 pm
Utterly gorgeous!! This is a model I wouldn't mind to have at all....:D :D
Ca Rockies Says:
04/02/2017 at 6:29 pm
So pretty!!!!!
BreyerLover2222 Says:
12/13/2016 at 9:10 am
Who-wee!!!!! Well, she is sooooo beautiful!!!! :D
Shaw505 Says:
11/11/2016 at 11:31 am
Identify your breyers tells you how much all these horses sold for! This one went for $1,500!!!
BreyerLover2222 Says:
11/10/2016 at 10:38 am
I know, but I still love watching auctions!!!!!! Even if I wouldn't get to bid on a model, I would love watching a auction w/ Breyer's!!!!!!
P.S. I'm not offended!!!! It's okay!!!! :D
Shaw505 Says:
11/05/2016 at 5:58 pm
BREYERLOVER222!!!How could you think it would be fun to see the auction! Just think about how hard it would be to sitting there getting out bidded for EVERY single horse!
(not that my $10 would be much competition there, but still!)
BTW: sorry if I didn't sound nice.
(offers a cookie) :)
BreyerLover2222 Says:
08/02/2016 at 1:48 pm
It would of been cool to see the auction!!!
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07/31/2016 at 12:09 pm
Looooove this...How much was she won for?? SO colorful...
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07/17/2016 at 4:34 pm
WOW!!! I really like Rain!
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Wow! I love this color on the Rain mold. She looks so exuberant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jido Kwan Taekwondo
Learn how to fight competitively in the world of Taekwondo.
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Filipino martial art that is similar in style to Muay Thai & San Shou
Seminar Classes
Participate in Seminar classes with the most elite instructors
Zohar Krav Maga
This consists of a wide combination from aikido,judo,boxing and wrestling
DTS Dikiti Tirsia Sirada
This is a blade oriented system heavily emphasizing in footwork, with multiple ranging styles.
Reality Self Defense
This class is engineered by Jojo, this classes focused on real life situations
It is established over two decades ago by James "Jojo" Stagen who is the master instructor at the school. Jojo's teaching methods combine skills he attained through the years of training with the best masters in the world, and from actual real life situations he encountered through his career as a law enforcement officer in a high crime area. He has also developed a system in self-defense that is systematic yet practical. His methods are tailored to each individual's gender, height, weight, and, physical abilities.


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Regarding Amparo Torres
The Honourable Anne McLellan
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
House of Commons
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6
The Honourable Joe Volpe, P.C., M.P.
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Ottawa, Ontario
Open Letter from Pueblos En Camino to the Government of Canada regarding Amparo Torres.
We write this letter out of concern for due process and the protection of the rights, freedoms,life, and safety of Amparo Torres, a permanent resident in Canada.
As Canadians and Colombians we are concerned that the alleged evidence gathered in this case has not been made available to the public. While we do not know if the information has been made available to Ms.Torres and her counsel, we believe that Ms.Torres's due process rights are at risk and that she is at risk of being expelled from Canada.
Based on our knowledge of the Colombian reality, we have no doubt that Amparo Torres' life would be in imminent danger if she were to be forced to return to Colombia.
In fact, it is our informed opinion that to send her back to Colombia would be to send her to an almost certain death.
It is our understanding that the foremost principle for the provision of protection to a foreign national is precisely that of the imminent risk to their lives and security. The proposed expulsion of Ms. Torres would be in direct contravention of this principle and most certainly, her human rights will not have been protected.
Given that very little if any information has been made public, it is impossible at this point to know whether the investigation and subsequent actions of CSIS and the immigration authorities are in contravention of due legal process. There have been documented cases in the past where due process and rights of immigrants and refugees have been contravened. Our own research into these matters and consultations with immigration lawyers and advocates suggests that this is an ongoing problem. Given that the consequences of these processes are so severe for Ms. Torres, it is absolutely essential that such processes be thoroughly and properly documented and open to public scrutiny. At the least, Canadians deserve to be assured that there are stringent mechanisms in place that ensure public accountability, and compliance by CSIS and immigration authorities with domestic and international law and human rights protections.
If there is any evidence whatsoever with respect to the very serious allegations agains! t her, she and her counsel must have access to it in order to test its validity and credibility. She is entitled to a fair process that respects the truth, and, above all, protection of her fundamental human and legal rights and her liberty and life.
Justin Podur
Manuel Rozental
Sheila Gruner
on behalf of
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Eastercon 5, Supermancon, was held in Manchester over Whitsun, 1954. It was sponsored by the Nor'west Science Fantasy Club. The GoH was John Russell Fearn.
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There's a line out there and it has a good side and a not so good side and the people who are good at life and golf quickly figure out which is which.
Brad Fritsch found himself a bit on the side of too much tension in his swing and the Rideau View member, with the help of coach Patrick Kelley, has been working to relax things a bit.
"I was squeezing it a little tight. I literally have to remind myself not to swing too hard. It's not a technical thing. It's a mindset," Fritsch said. "Instead of doing, I was trying and that added to the tension in the golf swing. We've been working on techniques to lower the tension and they worked nicely last week."
Fritsch had his best finish on the Web.com Tour last week at the Rex Hospital Open. He had four rounds in the 60s, including a 65 and a 68 on the weekend, to finish tied for eighth.
He made $18,125, his biggest cheque of the season, and moved up to 81st place on the money list from 117th.
The top 25 money winners earn their PGA Tour cards for 2016.
He opened the Greater Dallas Open in Lewisville, TX with 5-under par 67 on Thursday and followed it up with a 7-under par 65 on Friday to sit a couple of strokes off the lead. He ran his string of sub-70 rounds to seven.
He had made the cut in six of the 10 events previous to the Rex, but hadn't finished better than a tie for 41st.
"There was one piece of my game missing every day," he said. "It wasn't consistent. It wasn't like I would get home and say, 'okay, Patrick, we need to work on my driver.' It was what I would call situational failure and you couldn't tell when it was going to happen. It was frustrating."
Fritsch said he was impressed that there is even a golf tournament this week given the torrential rains and flooding which have ravaged Texas in the last month (on top of that, The Lakes at Castle Hills was a late replacement as a venue).
There was so much rain in May, it could have covered the entire state with eight inches of water, according to the National Weather Service in the U.S. Twenty-two people died in the flooding, according to CNN.
The flood waters were six inches below the flags on the flagsticks on range at The Lakes at Castle Hills on Saturday, "straight across the entire range," Fritsch said, "and on Tuesday we were hitting balls. It's pretty amazing what's happened here." (Check out Fritsch's timeline on Twitter - @BradFritsch. He posted before and after pictures of the range).
While he was driving to where he's staying this week - it's with a friend who has caddied for Fritsch when Jeff Scott hasn't been available - Fritsch said he saw a marina where boats had been overturned and ravaged by the rising waters.
The water line was halfway up the building.
He mentioned it to his friend.
"That's not a marina," he was told. "It's usually just cat tails and grass there and the building is a storage unit."
Puts things in perspective.
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BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Seven members of Village Lutheran Church and The Chapel School community recently took part in the North Face Endurance Challenge Half Marathon or the 10K at Bear Mountain on behalf of The Chapel School arts and drama program.
The team consisted of experienced runners and first time racers.
Aside from physically and mentally training for the course, each runner had commit to and guarantee a $1,100 per runner personal fundraising goal for the half marathon or $800 per runner for the 10K course.
"We are so proud of their dedication and commitment to the team. All seven of our runners completed the course and as a team have raised over $6,500 for The Chapel School's Arts & Drama Program," said Senior Pastor of Village Lutheran Church, the Rev. Robert Hartwell. "After six years of forming more urban races for our teams, this trail run was a challenge but also a great chance to support arts. It's always a uphill task to find the dollars to support and enhance arts programs for kids, but it's worth the effort!
George Heath, music teacher at The Chapel School said "The Chapel School is fortunate to have an administration that supports and encourages the arts so that the whole child may be educated. I am running because I love the arts, and I love The Chapel School."
Team Chapel Arts' runners for 2016 included Robert Hartwell, George Heath, Adrienne Stewart, Linda Bennett, Lida Mora, Jennifer Merritt, and Elaine Strommen.
Team Chapel is currently looking for runners interested in running the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon. Join Team Chapel in our partnership with the TCS New York City Marathon, runners of every skill level are encouraged to submit their application for consideration. If chosen to be a member of Team Chapel each runner has a guaranteed spot in the 2016 TCS New York City Marathon.
For more information on Team Chapel, contact the Chapel School at 914-337-3202 or visit www.TeamChapel.com .
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Art Legacy League Fundraiser Coming in May 2014!!!!!
Father standing in this partially torn down building represents both the past and the future-he had one foot firmly planted in the history of letters and at the same time was looking to the future of fine letter writers and letter cutters when this photo was taken.
The Art Legacy League, with this same idea in mind, is organizing a major fundraising project, "The Catfish Capital Campaign" for May of 2014!!! This major capital campaign will provide funds for continued teaching events, gallery exhibitions, and lectures, to share Father's Catich's legacy with a national and international audience.
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I finally got everything to work with gump - and it seems to be as good as the official run, so I'll start checking in the changes. There are few things: 1. ProjectComponentFactory / ProjectComponentHelper. Nothing fancy, I intend to propose them for the main branch after more review. The default is to call Project for unknown types - so everything that works now will work the same, however any 'antlib' variant could be hooked in ( including in ant1.5 ) 2. An experimental TaskDiscovery that uses this hook and commons-discovery. That's just for testing the concepts, will likely be changed/removed. 3. ProjectHelper: all project components will be lazy-loaded, via UnknownElement(2). Until now, some components were created imediately, some were lazy ( those without <taskdef> ). The problem is that this adds complexity to the parsing code - and has logic that shouldn't be there. A more uniform processing will simplify the programatic use of ant - which is one of the goals of embed. I'll continue testing and hopefully remove the last special cases ( as long as it doesn't brake anything - and it shouldn't, since the 'lazy' case was there already, only that it happened less often). 4. I added ${} processing to text body. I hate <echo>${prop}</echo> behaving differently from <echo message="${prop}"/>. I don't know if this will ever get into the main branch, but I intend to keep it in the proposal for a while, maybe I can convince people. 5. Split the compilation of 'core' components and those depending on jxpat/velocity/etc. 6. implemented JxPath set task - just for fun. I'm also trying to get JNDI dynamic properties and support a form of ant:env context - that will provide a jndi interface into ant properties and references ( and tasks and targets - later ), allowing more power to tasks that do not extend Task but use TaskAdapter. -- Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:email@example.com>
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Posted in Nashville November 11, 2016
11 Things People Miss The Most About Nashville When They Leave
Nashville is a pretty wonderful place, and it's become a top destination for folks relocating for a few years now. Unfortunately, some of us do have to bid adieu after awhile, and that means you spend the rest of your days missing the beautiful Music City homeland. Here's what we would miss…
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BLOG: ROBOT Damashii <Side HM> L-Gaim [Spiral Booster Set]
|Between the ROBOT Damashii releases of the L-Gaim and the L-Gaim Mk-II, it seems that the former is a lot harder to come by. For some reason, copies of the L-Gaim Mk-II can be spotted more than its predecessor. So for those who missed the initial L-Gaim release but don't want to pay after-market prices, here's your chance.
Tamashii Nations will be releasing the ROBOT Damashii L-Gaim [Spiral Booster Set], which is essentially the same release as before with the addition of the Spiral Booster unit.
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Tracy Park History
Tracy Park is a hotel resort with two championship 18 hole golf courses set in an area of 'Outstanding Natural Beauty', close to the World Heritage City of Bath and the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds and South Gloucestershire. It stands on what was thought to be the remains of a Long Barrow suggesting the site was occupied before the Roman occupation of Britain. The Estate known as Tracy Park, derived its name from John de Tracye, who acquired it in 1246. His descendants, Lords of the Manor of Doynton, held the property until the end of the 16th century.
It remained in his family for three hundred years, finally being sold during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. The new owner was a bailiff to Sir William Wintor, Lord of Dyrham, a merchant who took commercial advantage of the re-building of the British Fleet that destroyed the Spanish Armada in 1586. Many fund raising meetings took place in what is now the Manor Room. The present appearance of the Jacobean house was created in 1808. It sold for more than £12,000 to General Sir William Gabriel Davy in 1820, it was much altered and rebuilt by his son Rev. Charles Raikes Davy ,a freemason, who after inheriting the estate from his father in 1856, is responsible for the size and appearance of the house, and estate seen today, he dressed the Grade II listed mansion with Bath stone and adorned the estate with many Masonic symbols. Tracy Park was the inspiration for Birtwick Park in the book 'Black Beauty', written by Anna Sewell (who lived nearby) and published in 1877.
Today, Tracy Park is wholly devoted to pleasure with a style designed to create a feeling of relaxation and ease. The estate remained in the Davy family until 1926 when it was sold to the director of the Imperial Tobacco Company Charles Clarke. The mansion ceased to be a private house in 1973, when it was auctioned and subsequently became a golf and country club and hotel and contains the Crown and Cromwell courses, each with 18 holes.
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Hunting for the perfect retail tenant
Real estate brokers always seem to be on the lookout for the "perfect" tenant. You know the one: dedicated customer base, national portfolio, with expansion plans on the horizon.
This month, we thought it would be fun to highlight the hard work brokers do every day when prospecting for tenants. The method may be unconventional, but hunting for that "perfect catch" retail tenant requires a bit of searching.
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I feel that I'm alive(I'm alive)
Mmmmm ... mmmmm ...MmmmmmmmmmmmI get wings to flyOh, oh ... I'm alive ...YeahWhen you call on meWhen I hear youBreatheI get wings to flyI feel that I'm aliveWhen you look at meI can touch the skyI know that Im aliveMmmmm ohhhhh ahhhhhhWhen you blessThe dayI just drift awayAll my worries dieI'm glad that imAliveYou've set my heartOn fireFilled me with love
Through good andThroughTrying timesAnd its only begunI cant wait for theRest of my lifeWhen you call on meWhen you call on meWhen you reach for meWhen you reach for meI get wings to flyI feel that I'm aliveYeahWhen you blessThe dayI just drift awayAll my worries dieI know that I'm aliveI getWings to flyGod knows that I'm alive
Made me a woman onClouds aboveI couldn't getMuch higherMy spirit takes flightCause I am aliveOhhhhhWhen you call on meWhen you call on meWhen I hear you breatheWhen I hear you breatheI get wings to fly(fly)I feel that I'm alive(I'm alive)When you reachFor meRaising spirits highGod knows thatThat Ill be the oneStanding by
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You surely have to pay attention to the methods you incorporate in the learning of your child to ensure they will not be left behind by their age group. One essential lesson you must consider is selecting the best math curriculum that will fit them to guarantee that they can take on the lessons accordingly. The article offers some great tips which might assist you.
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Start the day with this role-play assembly and think about some of the impacts of not paying a fair price for our food.
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Crikey, there are few things better than an experience in Australia: incredible beauty, friendly culture and thrilling adventure are just the beginning. You will cable-wakeboard and knee board, mountain bike, canoe, bridge climb, swim waterfalls and get the experience of a lifetime snorkelling and SCUBA diving the Great Barrier Reef. This awe inspiring experience is no ordinary summer; it's the adventure of a lifetime!
Sydney, Cairns, On the Wallaby Lodge, Great Barrier Reef
Somewhere between SCUBA diving in Naxos, kayaking around Santorini and touring Athens you'll fall in love with Greece. Sure, you'll see the famous monuments and major city highlights but get psyched to be immersed into the real vibe of this country. Don't be surprised when the warmth of the people you meet makes you want to stay in this paradise forever.
Athens, Naxos, Santorini
ON TOUR trips are specifically for older students completing 11th and 12th grades.
Get set for a fantastic Greek student summer trip. From discovering the Acropolis in the cradle of civilization to the perfect sunset over a volcano in Santorini, you and a group of fellow adventurers, will get off the beaten path to experience the warm hospitality of this ancient land.
Incredible scenery, ancient ruins, crystal blue waters and one unforgettable experience! Browse the local galleries, sample the best espresso, dine in the most amazing restaurants and travel like a local on public transportation through Italy and mainland Greece on this small group adventure. Whether marveling at the Olympic sites, whitewater rafting or river tubing, your journey will be full of memories and once in a lifetime thrills.
Italy & Greece – Rome, Perugia, Sivota, Monodendri, Olympia, Nafplio, Athens
Are you ready for incredible scenery? Ancient ruins? Crystal blue waters? How about an experience that you will never forget? This small group adventure enables you to browse the local galleries, eat the best local dishes and experience off the beaten path towns and cities of Italy and mainland Greece. Be amazed standing in front of the Acropolis, watching the sun set over the Ionian Sea and water skiing or tubing over crystal blue water. Your summer travel will be full of exciting places and unforgettable memories.
Kia Ora or G'day mate!
Journey to the lands down under and immerse yourself in everything these two amazing countries have to offer: incredible beauty, friendly culture and thrilling adventure. Zorbing, waterfall rafting, alpine trekking, skiing or snowboarding and jetboating are just some of the fun on our awe inspiring journey. Not to mention snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef and trying an intro SCUBA dive, swimming through waterfalls, and climbing to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This is no ordinary student summer tour; it's the adventure of a lifetime!
Auckland, Rotorua, Whakahoro, Mt. Tongariro, Wellington, Queenstown, Sydney, Cairns, On the Wallaby Lodge, Great Barrier Reef
Ancient ruins, beautiful scenery, incredible food, and one unforgettable adventure await you on this program that will take you off the beaten path. Be amazed standing in front of the Acropolis, watch the sunset on the beach in Santorini and hang tight waterskiing in the Ionian Sea. This small group experience will allow to you discover that perfect beach, browse the smaller galleries, and eat the best local dishes.
Italy & Greece – Rome, Perugia, Sivota, Monodendri, Olympia, Nafplio, Athens, Naxos, Santorini
Get "off the beaten path" this summer on this incredible program. Whether travelling by private motor coach, ferry or a local bus in Naxos, you will be immersed in the culture of Greece and Italy. This small group experience allows us to maintain flexibility and spontaneity within our well-planned adventure! Check out many artistic masterpieces and monuments, swim in the Ionian and Aegean Seas and eat great local dishes at authentic restaurants. Browse a small boutique or take a local up on his recommendation for the best coffee shop. You're in for one well-planned European journey that you'll never forget!
Crikey! Now this is the adventure of a lifetime… journey Down Under and experience all that Australia has to offer. From petting kangaroos and seeing the best croc show on earth at Australia Zoo, home of the Crocodile Hunter, to two days of professional surf lessons around Surfers Paradise, this trip starts off with a bang. You will travel to the rainforest and swim in majestic waterfalls underneath 1,000 year old trees before snorkeling and SCUBA diving the largest living organism on earth, the Great Barrier Reef. An intense rafting trip, cable wakeboarding, kayaking and a cultural day spent with the Aborigines are some of the highlights before you jet to Sydney and tour the Opera House, climb the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and explore one of the world's most dynamic and exciting cities. What are you waiting for, mate? Get on board!
Surfers Paradise, Fraser Island, Brisbane, On the Wallaby Lodge, Cairns, Great Barrier Reef, Sydney
As you journey through the land of fire & ice you will see massive glaciers, geysers, volcanoes, hot springs and lava fields. As you raft, cave and hike you will be awestruck by the natural beauty and dramatic landscape. Come experience the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, amazing waterfalls and an incredible whale watching experience. As you continue to the Greek Islands, somewhere between SCUBA diving in Naxos, kayaking around Santorini and touring Athens you'll fall in love with Greece. This will be a combined adventure unlike any other!
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In the Okanagan there are no shortage of rolling hills overlooking our beautiful 75km lake. A coveted viewlot is worth paying for and this home was built to maximize a panoramic view from almost every window in the house. With that much light coming into the house, window coverings needed some serious consideration.
The morning sun fills the kitchen nook with brilliant light so Hunter Douglas motorized rollershades were used for convenience of operating 6 windows at once. Layers of white, grey and seafoam created a soft welcoming palette. In the Master Suite, a combination of blinds and blackout drapery were used. The rollershades buffered the daytime light streaming into the room while maintaining the view of the lake. Above the bed, Hunter Douglas textured blackout rollershades were used that were also powered so that the cords wouldn't have to hang down the wall and make it difficult to open and close. The highlight for this room was the ripplefold blackout drapery on a channel rod. A Kravet metallic fabric was given a contemporary heading called 'ripplefold' which runs on a channel rod. When a wall is very wide and multiple brackets need to be used, these rods are the answer to the problem. The brackets are mounted to the top of the rod which allows the fabric to pass by the brackets with no issues. The brushed stainless rods and subtle sheen of the fabric played with the light and added a layer of shimmer to enhance a very calm space.
Owner and founder of the Well Dressed Window, Michelle Henseleit has fifteen years of experience designing bridal gowns. Michelle's passion for fabrics, colors, and textures inspired her to look beyond the garment industry and led her to create custom window treatments. With a degree in fashion design and over 25 years experience, she knows how to select from thousands of choices to find the fabric that is right for your home with a budget that works for you. She believes that draperies are what bring all components of a room together to complete your look.


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Estudio realizado en el Hospital Ramón y Cajal sobre las enfermedades importadas por españoles a lo largo de su viajes por climas tropicales.
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Senior management structure
Below shows the current organisational structure of the Service's senior management team and outlines each persons area of responsibility.
Corporate Support
Simon Rhodes
Corporate Assurance
Simon is responsible for: Service Redesign Programme (specific delivery project), strategic planning cycle, strategic plan, IRMP, performance management, strategic risk management, programme and project management, external funding bids, audit and peer review, operational assessment.
Martyn Ransom
Martyn is responsible for: financial planning, finance process management, procurement, commissioning lead, pensions, insurance.
Emergency Response
John Askew (temporary)
Emergency Preparedness
John is responsible for: operational policies, operational research, operations risk and response, port liaison, COMAH liaison, emergency planning, local resilience forum and civil contingencies, operational resilience.
Dan Meeke
Emergency Response North Bank
Simon Donnachie (temporary)
Emergency Response South Bank
Dan and Simon are responsible for: fire stations, resource disposition, retained support, interagency liaison, marine response, medical first response, specialist response, cross border response. Matthew is responsible for the Service Control Centre.
Public Safety
Steve Duffield (temporary)
Community Preparedness
Steve is responsible for: Changing Behaviour to Save Lives (CBSL) management, community safety policy, community safety evaluation and improvement, safeguarding, road safety, youth engagement, intelligence led activity, community inclusion, business safety enforcement, public safety research, fire investigation.
Matthew Sutcliffe (temporary)
Public Safety North
Nick Tharratt
Public Safety South
Matthew and Nick are responsible for: community safety, business safety, commissioning of safety services, partnerships.
Service Support
Paul Clucas
Internal Services
Paul is responsible for: proactive security lead, transactional HR processes, fleet and equipment management, business continuity, operational assurance, joint workshops contract management.
Alan Maltby
Information Communications Technology (ICT)
Alan is responsible for: strategic IT development, operational communications, data systems, Firewatch system and administration, mobilising system, gazetteer, IT operations, data protection.
Phil Leake
Training Delivery
Phil is responsible for: core role related training, RTC training, response driving, technical rescue training, incident command training and assessment, interim information system administration with planned migration to internal services.
Organisational Development
Stacey Lawrence
Occupational Health
Stacey is a trained nurse who is responsible for the Occupational Health team. Occupational Health focuses on the physical and mental wellbeing of employees at HFRS and aims to prevent work-related illness and injury by supporting staff and monitoring the health of the workforce.
Sam O'Connor
Organisational Development
Sam is responsible for the development and implementation of the organisational development strategy ensuring alignment with the HR strategy and the Service strategic plan. Sam is also responsible for On Boarding and Induction workforce planning, change management, culture development, people performance management, talent management and succession planning, leadership development, equality and inclusion and apprenticeships.
Michelle Taylor
Human Resources
Michelle is responsible for: succession planning, talent management, personal development needs and analysis and support, role related qualifications, leadership, interim information systems administration with planned migration to internal services, strategic HR advice, change management, conduct and performance co-ordination, representative body liaison, HR policies, equality and diversity.


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Freezing Up: How to Get Over Your Work-Related Performance Anxiety
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We all do stupid things at work. Here's how to weed out the stupid things you're doing in your new job that are caused specifically by your anxiety.
Some of us are blessed by those touchy-feely creative jobs that allow you to accrue expertise effortlessly over time (stylist, ad salesperson, nuclear physicist). For the rest of us, it's often really important to learn highly technical processes and procedures. Oftentimes, these things are company-specific or arbitrary and unintuitive. Some of us memorize scripts and our superiors' names for our first jobs; some of us memorize charge codes and the zillion companies that are low-priority versus high-priority. There are always new priorities and specifics to learn with any new job. It can be a lot of information, and oftentimes the learning curve seems far steeper than seems reasonable.
Whether you're analyzing 100,000 lines of data or operating a cash register, there are often eyes on you monitoring your performance. Those eyes are judgmental. They're nerve-wracking. And the added pressure can make it hard to remember what you're supposed to be doing-even how to execute simple procedures can seem mystifying if enough people are staring at you.
So what do you do with all of that extra adrenaline? How do you respond to your new high-pressure environment with grace– instead of accidentally calling your female manager "Sir" and telling her that profits are down 90,000% for your company?
If you find yourself screwing something up in front of a bunch of people at work:
- Take a second. It's okay to say "Hold on a moment-I need to orient myself." The extra thirty seconds will be so worth it when you come back knowing exactly what you're in the middle of doing.
- Fight the nervous laugh. It's OK to make a joke if you're delaying a presentation or interaction because you can't remember what you're doing; but laughing at yourself will only highlight the anxiety of the moment. So don't do it. Just relax. Whatever's going wrong is much worse in your head than it is to everyone else in the room.
- If things are really going wrong, it's OK to postpone or hand off your responsibility. If you are a bank teller in the middle of a ten thousand-dollar transaction and realize that you have no idea how to complete it accurately, it's in everyone's best interest to take a moment, refocus, and proceed when you know you're going to be doing the right thing. If you can't proceed without being sure of what's going on, check in with someone else. "This is best practice, correct?"
If you have recurring anxiety-inducing moments around the same processes, you need to do some homework.
- Practice. There's no replacement for recursive iteration. If you always screw up the button pattern on the cash register, draw it out from memory at home in your off-time and go over and over the correct patterns to complete a transaction. If you always forget where an Excel command is and it makes you look like a dummy when you're partnered up with a superior at work, go home and practice the absolute pants off of Pivot Tables and the F4 button.
- Visualize before you execute. Use mnemonic devices to remember what you're supposed to do in the moments you start having panic-attacks. If you're analyzing large sets of data, always have an idea of what fluctuation patterns would seem normal in the data you're analyzing. Is it normal for profits to be so volatile? Or did you accidentally forget to type in a 0? Little things make a big difference; so always have a number in mind.
- Think big. You might be getting flubbed by your inability to remember certain processes and procedures at work, but you probably still understand the basic underpinnings of your job description and what functionality it has at your company. If you're a bank teller, your job is to help people deal with their money. You're, at the base of it, helping customers to feel secure and happy with the way that their bank is handling their money. So your priorities while you're on-the-job are much less 1) OMG don't forget where the "authorize" key is! 2) Oh, no! Was it a $1,000 limit or a $10,000 limit? than they are 1) I want to make this customer feel like I respect his or her assets and ability to access them 2) I want to competently execute this transaction.
If you're a slow learner, you need to practice the things you do every day that cause you to be anxious. If you don't master them, these little things will end up being the source of your eventual burnout and long-tailed unhappiness in your job. Sometimes what makes you most anxious is performance anxiety over tasks that no one actually observes you performing firsthand. It's different for everyone.


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176 kcal
|1278 kj
305 kcal
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|6.7 g
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|thereof - multiple non-saturated fatty acids:
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|3.3 g
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24 %
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NASA Unveils Thrilling First Full Frame Images of Vesta from Dawn
NASA has just released the first full frame images of Vesta– and they are thrilling! The new images unveil Vesta as a real world with extraordinarily varied surface details and in crispy clear high resolution for the first time in human history.
Vesta appears totally alien and completely unique. "It is one of the last major uncharted worlds in our solar system," says Dr. Marc Rayman, Dawn's chief engineer and mission manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. "Now that we are in orbit we can see that it's a unique and fascinating place."
"We have been calling Vesta the smallest terrestrial planet," said Chris Russell, Dawn's principal investigator at the UCLA. "The latest imagery provides much justification for our expectations. They show that a variety of processes were once at work on the surface of Vesta and provide extensive evidence for Vesta's planetary aspirations."
The newly published image (shown above) was taken at a distance of 3,200 miles (5,200 kilometers) by Dawn's framing camera as the probe continues spiraling down to her initial science survey orbit of some 1,700 miles (2,700 km) altitude. The new images show the entire globe all the way since the giant asteroid turns on its axis once every five hours and 20 minutes.
Vesta and its new moon – Dawn – are approximately 114 million miles (184 million kilometers) distant away from Earth.
"The new observations of Vesta are an inspirational reminder of the wonders unveiled through ongoing exploration of our solar system," said Jim Green, planetary division director at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
Dawn was launched atop a Delta II Heavy booster rocket in September 2007, took a gravity assist as it flew past Mars and has been thrusting with exotic ion propulsion for about 70 percent of the time ever since.
Dawn will spend 1 year collecting science data in orbit around Vesta before heading off to the Dwarf Planet Ceres.
The science team has just completed their press briefing. Watch for my more detailed report upcoming soon.
And don't forget JUNO launches on Aug 5 – It's an exciting week for NASA Space Science and I'll be reporting on the Jupiter orbiter's blastoff and more – as Opportunity closes in on Spirit Point !
NASA's groundbreaking interplanetary science is all inter connected – because Vesta and Ceres failed to form into full-fledged planets thanks to the disruptive influence of Jupiter.
Read my prior features about Dawn
Dawn Spirals Down Closer to Vesta's South Pole Impact Basin
First Ever Vesta Vistas from Orbit – in 2D and 3D
Dawn Exceeds Wildest Expectations as First Ever Spacecraft to Orbit a Protoplanet – Vesta
Dawn Closing in on Asteroid Vesta as Views Exceed Hubble
Dawn Begins Approach to Asteroid Vesta and Snaps First Images
Revolutionary Dawn Closing in on Asteroid Vesta with Opened Eyes
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[…] – because Vesta and Ceres failed to form into full-fledged planets thanks to the disruptive influence of Jupiter.
Actually, it should be pointed out that the "total mass of the asteroid belt is estimated to be 3.0×1021 to 3.6×1021 kilograms, which is just 4% of the mass of the Moon. The four largest objects, Ceres, 4 Vesta, 2 Pallas, and 10 Hygiea, account for half of the belt's total mass, with almost one-third accounted for by Ceres alone".*
*Source: Wikipedia – Asteroid belt (Characteristics).
This is arguable, but personally I now have an open mind on that.
If the new variant of the Nice model, together with Mars dating as rapidly formed, are correct then Mars as a planet is actually one planetoid. Not the long time aggregation result of several orbit sharing planetoids as Earth is (Theia impactor; large core), and Venus and Mercury should be (large cores).
Ceres is a planetoid. Vesta is perhaps one that cooled too much to recover from the suspected large impact that marred it. If they had aggregated to a larger planetoid, we would probably happily have called it a planet analogous to Mars.
Historically that was what happened. Ceres was originally a planet. It got demoted when other largish asteroids like Vesta were discovered, in the same way Pluto were demoted when other largish Kuiper belt objects were found.
So I am falling back on the old "failed planet" description. It suits the dynamics of modified Nice models and the new criteria for planethood.
It would have been one puny planet though.
Actually, according to Wikipedia's Asteroid belt "Origin" (Evolution) section, "[c]omputer simulations suggest that the original asteroid belt may have contained mass equivalent to the Earth. Primarily because of gravitational perturbations, most of the material was ejected from the belt within about a million years of formation, leaving behind less than 0.1% of the original mass."
The point that I was endeavouring to convey, with my previous comment, was to quell any notions from the Richard C. Hoagland types who think that the asteroid belt is the remains of the mythical planet "Atlantis" or "Malona" that had exploded tens of thousands of years ago. Feh!
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Fan-damn-tastic! Even at this resolution, zooming in shows amazing details. Fun to ponder the history behind all those bumps and bruises.
I spy – several fresh impacts.
The largish impact chain of 3 has been noted as surrounded with fresh terrain, and the smudge in the lower photo has been suspected as fresh. The new view in the upper photo has more smudges and even sets of rays around seeming impacts.
I spy – Phobos like "impact fractures", concentric wrinkles.
I can't tell from the photo if they surround the suspected large impact, and the Phobos' and other such features have AFAIU never been properly established as impact/stress related. Maybe Vesta will be the data point that makes it a telltale signature.
I don't spy – moons.
Vesta, we are so on to you now!
It does look similar to Phobos in some respects..
But Phobos is a Rubble Pile, Vesta is not.
Starting to seriously consider the south pole to not be an impart crater.
Both the North and South Poles look flat.
Could Vesta's Shape formed that way. ?
Nice image, but the released image is hardly high resolution. (in mega pixels)
Patiently waiting…….
You may be right, there is a rotation video that looks rather like a more symmetric ellipsoid. But there are changing perspectives, so I can't really tell.
As for the rubble pile, if an impactor hits hard enough it _makes_ a rubble pile. Or at least it could impart the same level of stresses that a looser body gets subjected to.
On the other hand, if the rubble pile is scattered and reassembled somewhere along its history there would be different regimes of mechanisms I think.
There certainly are some interesting features. The large gouge at the top left of the full frame picture with what looks like parallel ridges, the right hand side where there are less craters or they have been smoothed out and the impact 2/3 of the way down and slightly to the right which has a large amount of white ejecta for a small crater and looks almost volcanic , not to mention the fractured appearance of the landscape adjacent to that impact.


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This year we had a smaller Thanksgiving than usual and it was lovely — warm, peaceful and intimate. Eleven of us fit around my parents' beautiful dining room table, candles lit, kids giggling, dogs under the table, and my dad carving the turkey. It was perfect — except for one thing . . .
Circumstances were such that my brother couldn't be there. While his absence was felt deeply and he was missed dearly, we found comfort in knowing he's doing well and we'll get to see him soon. My brother is without question one of the sweetest, most kind people on the planet.
On another note, this bread is out of control delicious! It's almost creamy, the texture is so divine. The ginger and squash together are dreamy.
I guarantee you, if you make this bread and have a warm slice with a perfect cup of coffee — it will be an incredibly pleasant and delightful eating experience.
- 1¼ cup butternut squash purée Here's How to Roast Butternut Squash. - see notes
- 2 large eggs
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 cup golden brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- ½ cup extra virgin olive oil
- ⅓ cup finely chopped candied ginger
- 1½ cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1½ teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- ½ teaspoon ground cloves
- 1 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F, adjust a rack to the center, and line an (approximately 8½ x 4½-inch) loaf pan with parchment paper. (Use a large piece that will cover the sides and cut slits in each corner so that it will lay flat along the edges.)
Add the squash, eggs, egg yolk, sugar, honey and vanilla to a large mixing bowl. Use a whisk to blend until it's as smooth as possible.
While whisking gently, pour in the oil gradually. Set aside.
In another bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, all of the spices and the salt. Then add this to the wet mixture use a large spoon to mix -- just until you no longer see dry spots of the flour.
Fold in the candied ginger and then pour the batter into the prepared parchment-lined loaf pan.
Place the pan on a baking sheet, and bake in the preheated 350 degree F oven until it's set, slightly golden, and is cracked on top -- this will take approximately 1 hour. Turn the baking sheet around about half way through the cooking time.
Let it cool in the pan for at least 20 minutes. Then use the parchment paper to lift it out.
Slice when you're ready to serve. (Keep it whole until you're ready because it will help hold in the moisture.)
You can switch the butternut squash for pumpkin if desired.


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Girls Weekend Away
Welcome to my blog, I wanted to share some of my creations inspired by this special weekend away with my besties. I made a small gift for my lovely friends, one of these was a small purse. I have also tried a pocket size tissue holder to match and a little wine glass charm which I thought would be a great idea so we knew who's glass was who's.
Note: This blog post contains products purchased from Stampin' Up!®.
The first item I thought I would like to make for the weekend away was the small bag. The reason I decided on the small bag was because I wanted to make a small survival kit to take away with us. In case you don't know what a survival kit is it's a collection of trinkits usually with a funny theme associated with it (i.e. A penny so that you're never broke). I pre-purchased the items to determine the bag size I needed to make. The bags were roughly 10cm high by 5cm wide and 15cm long. I chose to make three different colour bags so my friends could tell them apart and I also slightly changed the look of the closure for the bag as well. On the YouTube video they mainly used DSP but I chose to use some matching coloured cardstock on the bottom of the bag to strengthen the base.
I really enjoyed making these little matching pocket tissue boxes which I actually ended up using to store all the little goodies in so they weren't all loose in the bigger bag. The tissues I ended up putting in the bigger bag alongside the pocket tissue box which is now just a box with lots of other little goodies in it. I decided I would match these little boxes with the mini bags using matching colored DSP. These little boxes have magnetic closures so that they stay closed when you have your goodies or tissues in them.
The final item I made for our little getaway was the wine charms. I used wine glass rings to make the wine charms which I decorated with beads and some plastic shrinky dink that I had cut out using the Sunshine Wishes Thinlits also the Detailed Dragon Fly Thinlits. These are quite cute and as I said before it helps to work out who's wine glass is who's.
Hopefully you feel inspired to play with some new concepts and you have found something to be excited about. Be aware that to make some of the items I used the following YouTube links as a basis for my designs:
If you are interested in finding out more about what I made, would like to have something made for a special occasion or simply want to talk crafting then feel free to contact me. Now it's time for me to go back to Secretly Scrapbooking!
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In a saturated marketplace, Willamette Community Bank (WCB) needed to differentiate. They also needed to refresh an antiquated brand and website to make a powerful promise to their four core business audiences.
We worked with WCB to create a strategy. Then we updated their brand, redesigned their website, expanded its functionality, and developed content and voice to faithfully represent their value.
What we did
- Strategy
- Branding
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Over several years, Willamette Community Bank did a lot of work defining their target industries and homing in on what they do best. With plans to move into a new market in Salem, they decided there's no time like the present to reinvent an antiquated website.
They knew they wanted the site to represent who they are and what they do best. They knew that in a digital age, it had to be fast, robust, and easy to use. What they didn't know is what they wanted it to look like or say.
With no preconceived answers in mind, WCB began to look for a branding partner. Their existing hosting provider provided many templates, but — being templates — these didn't offer a custom product. Other firms gave presentations on how they thought the final should look. The MAC offered something different.
The MAC didn't walk in and tell us how it should look. They showed us how we could get there together.
We met with the board, talked a little, and listened a lot. "Their first step was to get to know us and what we value," Reukauf said.
Then we started walking WCB through our process. We interviewed customers, tellers, employees, managers, directors. We performed a tech audit, industry analysis, and brand audit. WCB had a voice at every step, and we worked with them closely to match the final product to their goals.
"We didn't know what we were looking for at first," Reukauf said. "But the MAC was able to pull it out of us. They helped us discover what we wanted to put out there."
WCB serves both businesses and individuals, but its focus is business-first. The brand needed to convey that.
The bank's website was painfully antiquated, both in how it looked and in what it could do. That had to change.
Having worked hard to identify their four target industries, WCB needed to communicate those clearly. We developed front page banners to make a direct pitch to people working in agriculture, manufacturing, professional services, and nonprofit areas.
Because the website also needed to highlight the specific business products that WCB offers those industries, we created landing pages for each.
As a financial institution, WCB needs to present itself as a stable funding partner. It also wanted to showcase its ability to provide solid, ongoing financial advice. The new messaging positions the bank as a trustworthy neighbor: conveying friendly professionalism in a business-casual voice.
The bank's previous logo had a spirit of tradition that was worth preserving. That said, the clocktower illustration was overly detailed, and the typeface had become tired. We refreshed the outdated look with an aesthetic appropriate for a digital audience, while keeping its traditional personality intact.
The content of the website needed to feel place-specific and genuine. We drew from customers' experience to speak directly to the local community in an authentic voice, developing original copywriting, photography of the community, and testimonial quotes gleaned from our interviews.
We created a robust website able to integrate with the third-party online banking partners that work with WCB. Seamlessly syncing with their secure online banking system was critical.
The MAC really brought us through their process. That made us appreciate the finished product so much more: you get to see it grow, mature, progress. And you fall in love with it.
When Willamette Community Bank asked the MAC to refresh their brand, they didn't know exactly what they were looking for. We partnered with them to unfold the answers, reinforce their unique position in the marketplace, and empower them to grow where they can grow best.
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I came across the fig cafe accidentaly. Drove through beautiful Glen Ellen and stopped there for brunch. And I'm so happy that i did!
the fig cafe has all the right ingredients! beautiful location, warm welcoming ambiance and fantastic food.
I had the brunch Pizza and we shared the spicey French toast for dessert - heaven! their coffee is also descent.
The fig cafe has a sister restaurant, the girl and the fig, which i heard is just as great.