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D: When we were looking up things to see and do in Antwerp, we came across the website of Mode Museum. The first thing I saw on it was this picture of Tilda Swinton in an amazing sculptural dress. That kind of sealed the deal for me. So off we went to look for more interesting sights.
The MoMu lobby is expansive and impressive. Even more impressive was when the museum staff told us that people under the age of 26 got in for only 1 Euro! The museum usually has two exhibitions at a given time, both changing after certain periods. I suppose you could say that in keeping with fashion, they like to change things up. The complex also houses a library and if our context-clue-reading is right, a fashion school.
The larger exhibition was entitled Unravel: Knitwear in Fashion. They wanted to "challenge certain established ideas and show that --far from being old-fashioned and dowdy-- knitting is highly versatile, luxurious..."
The first installation was this large-scale knit element from Bauke Knottnerus, a Rotterdam-based designer.
Read on for a bit of fashion history! :)
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(from left to right) Golfing jacket-1920-1930, woolen jersey cycling trousers-1900-1920, ski ensemble-1927, hunting ensemble-1927-1928
I loved this display of vintage "bathing costumes," a far cry from the skimpy bikinis rife today.
Woollen bathing suit in jersey with faux double breasted closure-1955, woollen bathing costume in jersey with metal hook and eye fastenings-1951 Can you imagine the hassle that all those hooks and eyes caused??
Woollen bathing costume with wooden buttons-1910 (!), Woollen bikini in jersey with swimming bands by Sonia Rykiel-S/S 1996
"Sculptural Knitwear"
This was one of my favorite installations. It was amazing how they were able to manipulate threads and fabrics to follow the contours of the design!
Here is the stunning cover dress worn by Ms. Swinton herself. It's comprised of four hand-knit and hand-crocheted dresses, styled by Panos Yiapanis for a photo shoot.
Just look at that detail!
Cotton-knit dress by Bruno Pieters, S/S 2004
"1920s Knitwear"
During this time period, both hand-knit and machine-knit sweaters were the item of choice for women across all social classes. The sweater above was on loan from the Musee de la Mode in Paris. It's by Elsa Schiaparelli.
Woollen sweater front with trompe l'oeil motif, Elsa Schiaparelli, 1927-1928
Love both sweater fronts! I think they're still very wearable even now.
I wanted to pull all five sweaters off all the mannequins! The first two on the left are Petite and Heidi by Dirk Van Saene, A/W 2008-2009. The one in the middle is from the 1920s by Jean Patou.
This one on the left is by Bernard Wilhelm and the one on the right is by Sonia Rykiel.
A shot of the space
"French Knitwear"
Cotton dress in reversed jersey with trompe l'oeil motif and applique ribbon, cotton dungarees in reversed jersey, both by Sonia Rykiel
Dress in wool and artificial fibre with pop-art motif, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
Silk knit dress, crocheted silk jacket with applique crocheted flowers, Chanel S/S 2010
"Italian Knitwear"
Seamless draped dress in cashmere, Saverio Palatella
This dress was so stunning! I haven't got the first clue when it comes to sewing but I'd say no seams is a pretty impressive feat!
Wolves in a Pack: cashmere sweater and leggings, Krizia, 1986
Hand-knit evening dress in silk organza, Gianfranco Ferre
"Japanese Knitwear"
Silk ensemble with plisse effect by Issey Miyake; Sweater dress in mohair and lurex by Junya Watanabe, Sweater dress in wool and cashmere jersey by Yohji Yamamoto
"Unravel" was the installation that paid homage to Rei Kawakubo's technique of loosening a screw on her knitting machines to create gaping holes in her pieces. This was in the 1980s and until now, we see the same technique being done by Margiela, Raf Simons, Rodarte and by inspired bloggers everywhere. Check out the intricate details on these dresses!
Open knitwork woollen dress by Iben Hoj; Men's sweate in wool, mohair, and leather by Raf Simons; Dress with knitted bands by TAO by Commes des Garcons
Both dresses by Canadian designer, Mark Fast
D: I think that was probably one of the best ways to spend your single Euro in Antwerp! Another reason why I need to move there soon! As you saw from our last post, this little town has it all: food, sights, and fashion! Didn't hurt that it was our cheapest stop in our Euro tour too.


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The event, which begins at 6:30 p.m May 5 at l'escale at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor, supports the 75,000 state resident living with Alzheimer's and their 177,000 caregivers.
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An award-winning actor, best-selling author and philanthropist, Harper can be seen co-starring alongside Will Smith in "Concussion" and in the upcoming Tupac Shakur biopic "All Eyez on Me."
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Dia de los Muertos/Day of the Dead is a Mexican celebration of life throughout Mexico and among those of Mexican heritage in the United States. It is a family time for remembrance and honoring of loved ones who have passed.
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To end this: "If something is precious to you, it'll never disappear." So whenever the fog clears up a bit for you, stay wonderful.


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Scottish businessman Jeremy Salvesen dies after French Alps ski fall
A Scottish businessman has died from "catastrophic" injuries after a skiing accident in the French Alps.
Jeremy Salvesen, 51, from Elie in Fife, was with his family in the resort of La Clusaz when it is understood he fell and hit his head on a rock on Thursday.
Mr Salvesen was reported to have been taken to hospital in nearby Annecy, where he died.
His family have now released a statement saying they will treasure all their memories of him.
The statement continues: "We are devastated by Jeremy's death as a result of catastrophic injuries in a tragic accident in the French Alps while he was skiing on a beautiful day with a large family group.
"We all take comfort from knowing that he was doing something he loved with a big smile on his face.
"As always, Jeremy was pushing himself to the limit. His life has been a wonderful adventure and we treasure all our memories of him.
"We want to thank everyone at La Clusaz and at Annecy who did everything they could for Jeremy and in particular, we want to thank the expert medical professionals who cared for him."
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We are aware of the death of a British national on 10 April in France.
"We are providing consular assistance to the family at this difficult time."


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Episode Of Care
Episode-based payment the focus of Sept. 23 McKnight's webinarAugust 28, 2014
As value-based payment and delivery models take hold in Medicare, providers must shift their focus from managing stays to managing episodes of care. Experts from Avalere Health leading a McKnight's Sept. 23 free webinar will delve into how key episode-level data can help long-term care managers form strategies for participating in new models and networks.
CMS calls for additional participants in post-acute bundled payments programsFebruary 18, 2014
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has issued a call for additional providers to take part in a bundled payment program that involves post-acute care.
60 seconds with ... Rep. Diane BlackFebruary 01, 2014
Q: You recently introduced a bipartisan bill to create a bundled payment system that would give a lump sum to acute and post-acute providers for a single episode of care. What makes your plan different?
Post-acute Medicare spending varies by location and how an episode of care is defined, CMS report showsJanuary 27, 2014
A Medicare expenditure for an episode of post-hospital care in 2008 ranged from about $5,700 to $14,500, depending on how the episode was defined, according to a new report from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Newly endorsed quality measure assesses Medicare costs for a whole episode of careDecember 18, 2013
The National Quality Forum has endorsed a controversial hospital quality measure that assesses Medicare costs for a whole episode of care, including time spent in post-acute settings, the organization recently announced.
Medicare auditors can request twice as many SNF medical recordsMarch 20, 2012
Medicare recovery audit contractors (RACs) can now request twice as many resident medical records than previously allowed, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Report: 'Episode of care' reimbursement model filled with promise, problemsSeptember 30, 2009
Reimbursing physicians and providers using an "episode of care" model has been discussed as a way to potentially curb medical expenses and improve quality of care, but a number of logistical concerns stand in the way of implementing such a system, according to new research from the RAND Corporation.


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"Criminal Justice System Subject of Feb. 7 Lecture"
SALISBURY, MD--A Baltimore professor and nationally known author who has used philosophy to help prisoners turn their lives around will speak at Salisbury State University on the criminal justice system.
Dr. Drew Leder will speak on Wednesday, February 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Worcester Room of the Commons. Leder's presentation is titled "Guns and Voices: Inmates Reflect on Life Behind Bars."
Leder was invited to speak by Dr. James Hatley of the SSU Philosophy Department. Efforts are underway to include officials from the Eastern Correctional Institution in Westover, MD, as part of the discussion.
"We want to bring in the speakers that appeal to the passions and the activism of our students," Hatley said. "Leder has always been involved in a variety of issues relating to the spiritual development of the individual through philosophy."
Hatley said the benefits of such speakers go far beyond the lecture room. "Our purpose is to ferment discussion at the campus and community level about such issues," he said.
Leder has spent the last several years working with maximum security inmates in the Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore.
Leder uses philosophy and spiritual tools to explore the nature of violence, incarceration, and self-transformation with the inmates.
"I started volunteering as a philosophy professor and then I began interviewing and working with the inmate population," he said.
Leder said the community needs to breakdown stereotypes about inmates. One such misconception is that inmates cannot change. Leder said the reading and studying of philosophy prompted prisoners to reflect on their own life experiences to generate change.
"The inmates used philosophy to reflect on their own life. They used the experience for self-transformation," Leder said.


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First, let me say, welcome.
Please use this thread as a forum for love and gratitude. I am very curious to hear about what you are grateful for and to hear what you love about your fellow man.
Be blessed, be happy, spread the love!
I thought I'd stop by your thread and feel some love for a bit and, hopefully, share some back.
I am grateful for the opportunity I've been given to not only do the best job I can at raising my daughters to be good humans but, the absolute joy I receive from being part of their lives.
I am grateful for the memories I have of my family.
I am grateful for the lessons learned, although painful, as they were necessary.
I love that we are all so different in thoughts, ideas and beliefs.
I love the many colors of the spectrum.
I love when we can try to be kind and unselfish.
I love that tomorrow, I may get the chance to do it better.
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Welcome to the site Zosimov...great thread idea..
I'm a worrier,(anxiety) thanks for reminding me of the good things i have in my life.


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The resort of Ashur is located in Sulaymaniyah Governorate. The tourist town of Dokan is 70 km away from the city of Sulaimaniya. It is directly overlooking Dokan Lake and 200 meters from the lake. The resort has a five-star hotel that operates 24 hours and has 64 double rooms and a restaurant that operates from 7 am The hotel offers a wide variety of oriental and western cuisine, bar, tour cabins, a ballroom, conferences, sports courts, a bar and a summer swimming pool. The hotel has spectacular views because of its geographical location on the Dokan Mountains and on the other side overlooking the Dokan Lake.The hotel was built in the 1980s and was rebuilt in 2003


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Every so often, I'll catch myself, and realize that it's been a few days since I've had a good, solid, salad. I may have had some vegetables – I certainly love my sweet potatoes and butternut squash – but for some reason, a head of lettuce is not one of my staple purchases. So, whenever I come to this realization, I go for a Greek Salad.
I think there's something about the saltiness in the feta that drives my love for the Greek Salad. Or maybe the soft taste of the sliced red onions, given a pickled quality by the vinegar. Or maybe the sharp taste of the marinated olives. Or the taste of the freshly-squeezed lemon juice. Or all of these things melded together, over crisp wedges of lettuce.
After a few days straight of sandwiches, pastas, and the like, this salad becomes all the more refreshing, and serves as a veritable detox after a week (or even just a few days) without adequate greens.
PREP TIME: 20 minutes
COOK TIME: No cook time
YIELD: Serves four
Fresh feta (Greek or Bulgarian)
1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil
1/4 cup marinated olives
1 head of romaine lettuce (very green, check leaves for marks)
Pint of plum tomatoes
1 peeled cucumber (I like english hothouse or pickling cucumbers)
Half of one red onion
1 teaspoon dried oregano
1/4 cup white wine vinegar
2 lemons
Salt and pepper to taste
olive oil
1. Slice the red onion into two quarters and into slices, as thinly as you can. Place the onion into a Tupperware, pour the vinegar over it and sprinkle with the oregano. Toss, and set aside for at least 20 minutes. There's no need to refrigerate, unless they are going to sit out for a while. Be sure to open the Tupperware and turn the onions periodically, so that they all get to sit in the vinegar for about the same amount of time.
2. Cut the tomatoes and cucumber into thick slices, halve both if you prefer. Wash and cut the lettuce into bite-size pieces. Pat dry. Place these ingredients into a large bowl. Cut the feta into quarters, add to the bowl. Add the olives. Sprinkle all of this with salt and black pepper.
3. Add the onions and the vinegar. Slice and juice the lemons over the mixture, add the olive oil over the salad.
4.Gently toss the mixture, so that the feta breaks up slightly, but not too much. Wait a few minutes and just let all of this sit and marinate together.
5. Taste it. If it tastes a little flat, add some salt or vinegar or lemon. Let it sit for another few minutes. Do one final taste and serve.


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As I write this, I'm sitting in the movie theater about to see X-Men: Days of Future Past. I'm pretty excited. I adored the first two X-Men movies as a kid (both directed by Bryan Singer), and Singer is back to direct this one. It looks good, and I can't wait.
So happy right now. Ever since the day I sat in Grapevine Mills Theater in May of 2003 to see X-Men 2, I've waited for this movie. Actually, lemme back up a bit here.
When I was twelve, I saw a short scene from the first X-Men movie on TV. The film had come out a couple of years prior, but I was ten at the time, so of course I didn't see it then. I'd seen maybe two minutes of the X-Men animated series, but otherwise this was my first exposure to X-Men. It was the scene where Logan and Rogue are in the trailer crash. Logan flies through the windshield, skids across the snow, then slowly stands up as the wounds on his face heal up.
That was about all I saw; I decided I wanted to see the entire thing from the beginning, so I stopped watching then. But what little I saw completely gripped me. It was... dark, but not Batman dark. It was gritty, but not stupidly gritty like so many other movies and comics from the 90s. I'd seen plenty of superhero movies where bullets bounced off Superman or nearly missed Batman, but the idea of a character with a healing factor—someone who would bleed, but heal in seconds—that was fascinating. And it perfectly represented X-Men's appeal. It had both feet firmly planted in the real world, but it was so mesmerizingly... strange.
The following months were very X-Men-heavy for me. After watching the entire first movie, I immediately started watching X-Men: Evolution, the then-current X-Men animated series (which I still love to this day), and got really excited to see X-Men 2 (fully titled X2: X-Men United) in theaters the next year.
I still remember the Sunday afternoon I sat in the movie theater with family and friends to see X2. To this day, it's one of my favorite moviegoing experiences. I'd become a hardcore X-Men fan over the year since seeing the first movie, and I was not disappointed. In fact, I was overjoyed at just how good the movie was. To say that it was satisfying is an understatement. When the DVD came out, I immediately bought it and played the opening title scene over and over again just to hear that awesome theme by John Ottman.
X2 ended with the promise of epic stories yet to come. I spent months and years waiting to see the next chapter. And yet, ultimately, it never really came. I never got to hear that John Ottman X-Men theme again.
As the years passed, lots of things happened with the X-Men. Bryan Singer left the X-franchise to direct Superman Returns (which didn't go so well), and the X-Men movies suffered as a result. The one-two punch of X-Men: The Last Stand and X-Men Origins: Wolverine were not only bad X-Men movies, but bad X-Men movies that also ruined the storyline of X2, taking it in stupid directions that didn't make any sense. Then there was X-Men: First Class, which wasn't bad, but somehow I didn't like much at all. Something about it just seemed hollow and frustratingly sub-par for something as epic as X-Men. The Wolverine, which only came out last year, was pretty decent. I liked it. But at best, it's a good Wolverine movie, not a good X-Men movie.
Another weird thing happened in all that time: I became aware that apparently, the first X-Men movie is not held in super-high regard. It's still liked more than disliked among geeks, but it's also known as being very flawed and problematic. And yet, X-Men 2 is still regarded as one of the best comic book movies of all time. That's still the X-Men gold standard: the childhood love of mine that's always stayed solid.
Now we have X-Men: Days of Future Past, the triumphant return of Bryan Singer to the franchise he made great. And for the first time since 2003, I feel that same sense of satisfaction. This is, in essence, the true return of X-Men. The true sequel to X2. And I couldn't be happier about it.
Oh, and what's this? Playing over the end credits of Days of Future Past?
The John Ottman X-Men theme.


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The DataForward plugin can be used to forward the unmodified data sent from a device to one or many other servers. For example a GpsGate Server setup for testing that needs some real world data. Or some other tracking system.
In this way you can use one GpsGate Server as a data switch. Selected sets of device data is forwarded to selected servers.
Full documentation here http://forum.gpsgate.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=16118
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Swimming Lessons (Dubai)
I am a fully qualified swimming teacher offering private swimming lessons for kids/adults around Dubai. I will come to your home and teach in your pool. I still have afternoon slots available a couple of afternoons a week and some mornings also.
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Fines, fees and restitution mandates levied on juvenile offenders have the greatest effect on the poor and racial minorities, creating a two-tiered system of justice, according to a new report published by the Juvenile Law Center, a legal aid and advocacy group in Philadelphia. In juvenile systems intended to help wayward youths go straight, the study found, these costs are often counterproductive, drawing young people, especially poor minorities, ever deeper into the maze of criminal courts and straining already-fragile families, says the New York Times. These measures are intended to help recoup public costs, make offenders feel accountable and repay crime victims for losses, but in practice they often do not meet these goals, researchers say.
If they cannot pay fees, impoverished offenders may spend extra months and years on probation. In some cases, they may even be incarcerated longer because they cannot pay the daily fee for a GPS ankle bracelet. In another practice that deepens inequities, about 20 states charge fees to have juvenile records expunged or sealed. In South Carolina, for example, juvenile offenders must pay more than $300. "There's no point in trying to have low-income defendants pay for the justice system," said Kate Weisburd, a youth advocate in Berkeley, Calif. "It's like drawing blood from a stone, and it only pushes them further into debt."


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Crunch away on bite-sized organic apple pieces rolled into tasty clusters and get a full serving of fruit, without refined sugar, fat or preservatives. With less than 75 calories per serving, apple clusters are lip-smacking, naturally delightful and fun to eat!
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Dear New Orleans,
I wrote to you nearly 3 years ago when we first met. At the time I was swelling with excitement and optimism. (I was also swelling quite literally after 3 rainy, sweaty, rum drenched months in Central America). I saw you through the eyes of a tourist. Your brightly hued architecture, your happily waving natives, your relaxed attitude.
Your motto, "laissez les bon temps roulez". Let the good times roll.
Second line down Bourbon street. Shake your ass to a brass band. Stroll around the quarter, daiquiri in hand, singing in the rain.
That's what I wanted to do. The beat had been playing in my head for 30 years and I was ready to dance.
I hadn't yet seen your dark side. Because when you visit it's easy to see:
The humor of navigating your pockmarked crooked roads
The beauty of your sunken homes, their sun weathered residents sitting on the porch mid afternoon.
The allure of your cozy 24 hour bars and laissez faire drinking laws.
The romance of your empty, dimly lit streets, staggered street lamps flickering your path.
The appeal of your fried, charbroiled, buttered, gooey, drenched, decadence for every meal.
Your magic.
In all those Instagram opportunities, it's easy to miss what they also represent. Your corruption, your poverty, your segregation, your unemployment rates, your substance abuse, your lack of resources, your crime, your police shortage, your obesity rates, your health epidemics, your lifelong struggle.
After nearly three years, I can say with an odd sense of triumph, my years with you have been my greatest challenge. You have tested my confidence, my joy, my relationships, even what sometimes felt like my sanity. You have splayed opened my heart and you have broken it.
Most of all, you have laid bare your vulnerabilities and shown me that that is where true strength and resilience lie.
I was a different person when I arrived grinning at your door. I am wiser, humbler, unfettered by the ghosts of the past. I have new burdens to carry but they are the world's burdens and it was about damn time I started bearing my share.
I still believe you are built on magic. Your resilience and your beauty still take my breath away. I'll be leaving you soon, my heart is ready to move on. But baby, it's been a helluva ride.
"Y'all live longer up there but we live better down here," A local said to me recently.
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Big Pocono State Park Trails
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Since Big Pocono State Park is located on a mountaintop, most of the trails have steep grades. Some trails are extremely steep with rough grades. Inexperienced hikers might want to contact the Tobyhanna State Park office before hiking some of the trails.
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OK OK, I know I'm a little late to the party when it comes to skorts but I've been admiring them from afar for a while now never thinking I would find one that was a decent length on me (i.e not showing my bottom!). Camilla is my go-to girl when I think about skorts, but being that I'm near enough 20 years older than her I realise I have to style mine slightly differently!
Then came along F&F who have very kindly gifted me and the other Frock Swap girls a few pieces to style up, and there it was… a bright red skort staring back at me, so I thought what the hell and went for it… I want it in black now too as I LOVE it! If you were worried about the length of the skorts in the shop then this is the one for you, cut just that bit longer it fits like a dream
I teamed mine with polka dots, tweed and my Cheap Frills necklace. I also went for a chunkier boot from TopShop to make this more of a day look.
What do you think, a trend you might try?
Skort c/o F&F at Tesco | Shirt from Primark |Jacket DIY | Bag from Zara (old) | Topshop boots | Cheap Frills necklace
Looking fabulous as always! So glamorous x
im really happy you chose these firstly because they look totally amazing on you!! but also im actually really looking forward to trying them, its something i wouldnt have bought but i am really intrigued! You are looking fabulous in this outfit lovely! rocking a skort so so well with those amazing pins of yours xxx
Perfect! I have similar plans for this! You look amazing xx


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Teen Titans #8
- Story by
- Scott Lobdell
- Art by
- Ig Guara and J.P. Mayer
- Colors by
- Andrew Dalhouse and Lee Loughridge
- Letters by
- Dezi Sienty
- Cover by
- Andrew Dalhouse, Brett Booth, and Norm Rapmund
- Publisher
- DC Comics
"Teen Titans" and "Superboy" have been building towards May's crossover since their first issue, so "Teen Titans" #8 serving as a prelude to "The Culling" should be reason to celebrate — but while regular writer Scott Lobdell is around to write this issue, a combination of a slightly predictable script format and an unsuitable fill-in artist means this issue isn't all it could be.
After being captured last month, the Teen Titans are being interrogated/tortured by Omen (a new version of the old continuity's character known as both Omen and Lilith) and one at a time she examines them and exposes some of their secrets. If this sounds a little too standard or on-the-nose, you'd be right. That's the problem with "Teen Titans" #8; it feels very by-the-numbers, as Omen unleashes some exposition on the reader. While it's nice to see the hints doled out that gives the reader an idea of the big revelations still to come about each character — everything from Kid Flash's memories to the idea that Skitter is more than just a girl who turns into a bug — it still ends up being a bit forced. (When even the villain comments, "You Teen Titans certainly love your secrets," in regards to how everyone has a secret being given up, you know it's starting to go a little overboard.)
On the plus side, Solstice's explaining to Bunker who Harvest is and why he's so dangerous is easily the most effective moment of the comic. In one fell swoop Harvest goes from a generic bad guy to someone that feels genuinely dangerous, if her memories are anything to go on. It's a good set-up for "The Culling" (for which Harvest is apparently at the center) and it certainly raised my interest.
Ig Guara and J.P. Mayer give Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund a break this month. And while I've liked Guara's pencils on titles like "Blue Beetle" and "Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers," this is not a good match between artist and comic. Guara's cartoonish style makes characters like Skitter no longer seem like a nightmarish monster and more like a cute, cuddly Halloween costume pulled into a regular person or Solstice's glowing bursts amid her dark clouds looking like spots of light instead of ball lightning. It's nothing against Guara, who's a good artist in his own right and has fun with some of the page layouts (I like Wonder Girl beating on the edge of the panel border). Rather is says a lot about how in just over half a year, Booth has made "Teen Titans" his own. These character designs work well with Booth's style, but this is the first real indication that they don't mesh well with everyone. Future fill-in artists hopefully will be a closer fit to what's been established up until now.
"Teen Titans" #8 serves both as primer (for those who haven't read the title before) and teaser (for those who have been reading) and while it's not a bad prelude to the big storyline, it's not as good as the title normally is from month to month. "Teen Titans" has proven itself to be a fun book month in and out, but this one feels like a small misstep off its normal path. Nothing to worry about, but if it wasn't for the hints about future stories, I suspect it would be quickly forgotten in the months to come.


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It is Wednesday, January 29, 2003. Temperatures across the UK hover around 6degreesC. Nothing out of the ordinary for mid-week in mid winter.
Not much new or exciting underneath the steel-grey skies. Yet on this day, paper planes are flown in Costa Rica, a man tells of being held hostage by a samurai sword-wielding intruder in New Zealand, a former Chilean army general is committed for trial for events that happened in 1973 and dogs join the war against terror in Moscow. Corruption is exposed in South Africa, a small earthquake rattles Costa Rica, cyclists push their bodies to the limit under the belting Australian sun, and a British solicitor is cleared of killing her two sons.
Just another day in the life of the world as seen by newspapers: the recorders of his-tory; the mirrors - and in some instances the protectors - of society. And it is their editors, as they look at the remarkable and quite unfathomable amount of events that happen every hour of every day, who decide what constitutes news and what is important to their readers.
Robert Thomson, editor of The Times in London, and his editorial lieutenants will decide that the remarkable story of Sally Clark - jailed for life for murdering her two baby sons only to be set free today for "unsafe evidence" - should, in the next day's paper, occupy the entire broadsheet expanse of page three, plus a considerable front page "pointer" directing readers to the story.
However, a newspaper's job is not just to investigate and report on the big stories. Modern newspapers should also entertain and delight, and Wednesday, January 29 yields a wild variety of stories. The front page of The Times the next day will carry a piece about the 66,000 residents of the Welsh town Merthyr Tydfil who last year bought up big on pairs of white socks - 73,000 were bought from one supermarket alone. Reasons as varied as unusually strong winds blowing them off the washing lines to a town trying to shrug off its grimy, industrial past, will be given for this strange occurrence.
Eleven thousand miles away from London, in a small coastal holiday town called Victor Harbor in South Australia (population 12,000 as opposed to the seven million of Greater London), it's too hot for socks and the population don't care too much about Sally Clark. There's some cloud cover, it's 31degreesC and a gentle south-easterly breeze is blowing. There's not much chance of rain, in fact it's been a bone-dry month with temperatures gliding about 40degreesC. The drought conditions are of great concern to farmers across the entire country and the local weekly paper, the Victor Harbor Times, reflects this. Its managing editor Carolyn Jeffrey will put a drought story on the front page of the Thursday edition, mirroring the concerns of the 6,000 people who buy the paper each week. "The ongoing drought is now hitting close to home with dairy farmers along the Hindmarsh River facing either stagnant water-holes for their stock or saline bore water," begins the article.
The story also predicts trying times ahead for the state's dairy farmers: 63 per cent expect a drop in production for the 2002-2003 year - a loss of about 70-million litres of milk. It's not all doom and gloom, how-ever, and an upbeat and colourful story will be carried about the Tour Down Under - a European-style annual cycle race. The riders whiz through nearby Goolwa to the cheers of hundreds of fans.
Across the Tasman Sea, Nicholas Krause, editor of tri-weekly New Zealand regional the Howick and Pakuranga Times, is grappling with two stories for the front of his newspaper. The first - "a national scoop", as he describes it - is about one of the top schools in New Zealand hiring private investigators to establish the authenticity of enrolment details. The second is an interview with a man who had been held hostage for five hours in the previous week by a man who, allegedly, hacked two women with a samurai sword, shot and killed a man in a cinema car park and shot at police as they chased him. The interview is strong, with a solid first-person account of what happened, but Krause will eventually anoint the school story to lead Thursday's paper, because "the crime story has been followed up on several occasions" and their school piece will give the 36,000-circulation paper the jump on national media.
There's no such thing as too much news for a newspaper. Editors want their pages to be bursting at the seams with lively stories and "cracking yarns".
The greatest fear for any paper is the dreaded slow news day, where seemingly nothing is happening. But even on these days, news occurs. The world's slowest news day still needs to fill a newspaper.
As Lynn Berry launches herself into another hectic day at the helm of The Moscow Times, she eventually realises that Wednesday, January 29 - minus 2degreesC and snowing - is "a relatively slow news day for Russia". She is facing the tough question of what to lead the paper with - what will encourage people to pick it up tomorrow morning? Berry decides to run with a story detailing a speech from Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin, responsible for Russia's tax policy, to the country's most influential businessmen at a session of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, about lowering the tax burden on society. "Not terribly exciting," admits the editor, "but important for those living and doing business in Russia."
Tomorrow's front page will be shared by a story about "super sniffers", specially bred dogs used by airline Aeroflot to sniff out explosives and prevent terrorist attacks. A cross between Taimyr huskies and Central Asian jackals, these dogs have "the best nose in the world" according to Aeroflot. Why put this on tomorrow's front page, though? "It's both a fun read and interesting to our readers, who tend to fly more often than most," says Berry. "And, I suppose, everyone is interested in security in these uncertain times."
Uncertain times, indeed. Wednesday, January 29 sees America calling up 16,000 more reserve troops to go to the Gulf in the build up for a possible war with Iraq, and Turkey's state-owned oil company withdraws its staff from the country because of the threat.
The Khaleej Times in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, reports on five physically disabled Afghan war veterans, in the capital Abu Dhabi as part of an international peace mission, announcing they will set up a welfare organisation when they return home to support war victims in their country.
All were handicapped because of direct combat or landmine explosions during the nine-year Russian war in Afghanistan from 1979. The veterans' year-long peace mission, appealing for level heads in such heady times, will eventually find them in America on September 11, 2003. Patrick Michael, the Khaleej Times's Weekend magazine editor, says the story will lead Thursday's paper because, "at a time when the war clouds gathering thick and fast over the Iraq horizon are threatening to break and destroy lives, wreck economies, and push a country to the brink of starvation, the story of four legless and one armless Afghan war veterans on a world tour to drum up support for a just cause came as breath of fresh air.
"It reminds you of the man who complained of not having shoes until he saw a man with no feet."
Michael plans for the magazine to do a follow-up story about their quest to meet United Nations secretary-general Kofi Annan.
While Moscow is moving through molasses on Wednesday, January 29, Japan - in a news sense - is jumping. Events on this huge day, that will see the Nikkei fall to its lowest level in nearly 20 years, start early: 4.15am - a South Korean man stabs his wife, son and sister-in-law, then hurls himself to his death from the ninth floor of their apartment in Shinjuku Ward, in Tokyo. Even though he's dead, police call for his prosecution for attempted murder.
7am - a father strangles his 19-year-old son to death in Kyodo, then calls police and waits for them in the same room as his son. At exactly the same time in the same area, a bus on a sightseeing mystery tour leaves for a day out - 11am - and flips over, injuring 46 people. The bus driver is charged with professional negligence.
Probably the most interesting story that occurs on this 8degreesC sunny day for the population of Japan, however, is Mongolia's Asashoryu being promoted to the highest rank in Japan's ancient sport of sumo - an almost unsurpassable honour in the country. The promotion eclipses George W Bush's State of the Union Address on most commercial television networks' morning news shows, and Japan's Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi gets the urge to send a congratulatory telegram to his Mongolian counterpart Sanjbegz Tumur-ochir.
In India, Umesh Anand, Dehli editor of The Times of India, is having a most satisfying day. A press conference is called by the non-government Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), informing the country's media that it has discovered very high levels of pesticide residues in the bottles of 17 popular bottled water brands - although the companies involved have been meeting the government's quality standards. Drinking water sold in bottles is a huge business in India as municipal supplies are so suspect that people prefer to buy bottled water.
Why should Anand be satisfied with a story that has been seemingly hand-fed to all media? "We are particularly proud of our handling of the story because others in the media, despite the press conference, didn't get the importance of the findings," he explains.
He decides to dominate the next day's front page with this story, whereas other media decide to underplay it. As a result, people will call and write in on Thursday thanking the Times of India for giving the story such prominence. Anand notes, undoubtedly with a smile, that "the competition has been forced to follow".
There can be no greater satisfaction for an editor than getting the scoop.
One way of achieving this is to have a strong investigative team, and South Africa's Sunday Times certainly has that. Its multi-award-winning investigative unit has previously exposed corruption in several government departments and in a multi-billion dollar arms deal. In the week including Wednesday, January 29, it presents its findings to the senior editorial team, including editor Mathatha Tsedu and deputy managing editor Hoosen Kolia, of another high-level investigation.
The team's story begins: "A top professor who set up his own empire on campus now stands accused of defrauding one of the country's biggest universities out of about R5 million."
The investigation found that professor Jeremy Lord, head of Natal University's Graduate School of Business, wrote and signed his own letters of appointment, landing him plum jobs as an administrator, lecturer and course leader, earning him R1.3 million on top of his annual salary of about R350,000 last year alone.
"It is a newspaper's duty to expose corruption and corruption poses the greatest threat to this young democracy," says Kolia.
A rather lesser threat is speeding motorists and a community north-west of Pretoria decides this week to take the law into its own hands by digging holes in the M35 road. It seems to work, as the local council will now repair the road and build speed humps.
Whether you live north-west of Pretoria or north-east of Washington, traffic makes good fodder for newspapers. So when a judge in Baltimore chooses January 29 to criticise that city's use of radar cameras as a revenue source rather than for public safety, The Washington Times will run the story on its front page on Thursday.
"A pet peeve of ours has been Washington's use of automatic radar cameras at traffic lights and on its streets to raise revenue," says managing editor Francis Coombs. He goes on to explain that while the paper is based in Washington, "we have a number of readers in nearby Baltimore and its environs". The story will also raise a cheer among those caught by radar cameras, whether in Baltimore or Washington.
Stories about changes in social trends are more often than not seen as worthy of coverage in newspapers and the demise of Tupperware parties also catches the attention of Coombs on this day. The "trend story" will appear on Thursday's page two in the regular section Culture, Etc and carry the headline: "A Trendy Party Is In The Bag - Purses now beat plastic as a fun way to meet, eat and sell at home."
It tells of how young women are now going to purse parties, where handbags by trendy companies such as Posh Purses and A Sow's Ear - or even illegal rip-offs of designer bags - are going on sale in people's home. "We often run stories like this as a counter to the heavy political and foreign policy news that dominates our news pages," says Coombs.
While a judge in Baltimore is making a ruling on radar cameras, a judge in Fifth Criminal Court in Santiago, Chile, delivers some heavy news to retired Army General Pedro Espinoza Bravo, on a day that reaches a sweltering 33degreesC. The former general finds out that he is to stand trial, accused of ordering the kidnappings of 12 people who were detained in the La Moneda presidential palace on September 11, 1973 and later disappeared.
Former Army General Bravo is no stranger to kidnapping and disappearance charges. In July, 2002 he was released on bail for the disappearance of a journalist and in November 2001 he was also released on bail from an extradition request by an Argentinian judge, this time for the murder of a former army commander and his wife.
Three thousand miles north of Santiago, in Costa Rica, the earth moves on Wednesday, January 29 for the residents of the Central Pacific beach town of Quepos. An earthquake, registering 3.9 on the Richter scale, strikes at 10.35am. No one is injured and no damage results.
In September, 2002, an earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale hit Dudley in England's West Midlands and made front-page news across the UK.
Yet earthquakes are so common Central America that The Tico Times, a weekly, will devote only a handful of words to it in Friday's paper.
Almost as many words are devoted to announcing - on the newspaper's website on Wednesday - a paper-aeroplane contest (starting 3pm sharp!). Friday's print edition will not announce the eventual winner.
Under the spotlight, Wednesday, January 29 seemed like a wild and historic day. Yet who can remember what they did themselves on that day, let alone what the big news stories were? It was simply a day in the life of the world, no more remarkable than the day before or the day after. And when it finally drew to a close, so did the newspapers around the world that recorded it. In newspaper-speak, Wednesday, January 29 simply represented another edition being "put to bed".
Their editors, probably exhausted after more than 12 hours of constant decision-making, followed suit, only to be up and at 'em again on the morning of Thursday, January 30, faced with empty pages ready to be filled.
What with? Possibly more exposed corruption or bus accidents, or murders, or shots fired at police, or protests against war with Iraq.
But, in all probability, not another paper-plane contest in Costa Rica.


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There's a forum post demonstrating a running instance of Cannyblocks. I've had a dig around in the source code but can't seem to find the node-js app that runs cannyblocks. Ideally, I'd like to get this up-and-running for some code clubs I have this Friday & Saturday. Any pointers to the app are appreciated.
HI Aiden,
There is a set of installation instructions here: http://forum.bluebrain.io/t/raspberry-pi-installation-instructions/47
Part of that install process creates the NodeJS, and required NodeRed dependancy, which hosts the webapps such as Cannyblocks.
Are you using Pi2's by any chance? I ask because there is a soon to be committed change to support installing NodeJS for a Pi2 and also a BLE support fix. I should be able to get that in today so you can test before your CodeClubs.
Ok, so I think I was expecting to run it via alternative means.
In bluebrain/src/www I could create a package.json with the following(ish) contents that
"name": "cannybots",
"version": "0.0.1",
"dependencies": {
"require" : ">=0.0.0",
"express": ">=4.0.0",
"node-red": ">=0.10.4"
"description": "Web applications to control a Canybots",
"main": "index.js",
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
"author": "Wayne Keenan",
"license": "BSD"
The dependency list above is incomplete, furthermore I can't yet identify the entry point...working on it!
The advantage of the above is that I can then type
npm install
and have all the dependencies install for me.
This mode of running it suits me as I'm trying to run the webapps on a wide array of machines (primarily Fedora Linux, but Windows & OSX too). I suspect using npm package.json mechanism would also help you guys carry around fewer dependencies in your source repository.
Hi Aiden,
Ah, ok, if your wanting to a more fine grained install then I can point you at this:https://github.com/Cannybots/bluebrain/tree/master/src/nodejs/cannyboxin there is the package.json:
"name": "cannybox",
"version": "0.0.0",
"private": true,
"scripts": {
"start": "node ./bin/www"
"dependencies": {
"body-parser": "~1.10.1",
"cookie-parser": "~1.3.3",
"debug": "~2.1.1",
"express": "~4.11.0",
"express.io": "^1.1.13",
"jade": "~1.9.0",
"morgan": "~1.5.1",
"noble": "^0.3.10",
"node-red": "^0.9.1-nocolors",
"node-red-contrib-noble": "^0.1.1",
"serialport": "^1.4.10",
"serve-favicon": "~2.2.0",
"stylus": "0.42.3"
and to start the app, run:
sudo node ./bin/www
(this started life as an 'express' based template, hence the 'bin/www')
an installer step copies that 'www' folder (which is shared across iOS, Android and Pi ) into the 'cannybox' folder.
Good point.The .tar.gz of dependancies were intended to be a convenience to save time (no compilation) at setup time but thats gotten harder to manage and was an (incorrect) assumption that everyone would target a Pi/raspbian based on the SD image used in the instructions.
So, the deps will be removed in the next github commit and 'npm install' mechanism is now used in the installer scripts.
Fantastic. No idea how I missed that package.json file.
you should end up with a folder structure of:
www <---- copied from [repo]/src/www
I also changed the /dev//ttyAMA0 to /dev/ttyS0 in my renamed nodered/flows_localhost.localdomain.json. Now I just have to get out of class to test this!
When using the serial port you will need to use a 'spare' bluebrain connected to TX/RX 3.3v and GND on the Pi and load a custom sketch to the attached BB.The sketch (with wiring info) is hereThere is a value in that sketch, and also the sketch on the bot (e.g. maze solving) that needs to match, the line is near the top of the sketches and looks like:
#define GZLL_HOST_ADDRESS 0x12ACB010
May I suggest you twiddle the last couple of digits to what ever you want. the first 2 digits have a restriction, must avoid values that have alternating bit patterns in their binary representation (it's a radio limitation)
There is a 'noble' and NodeRed version that does away with the above 'serial proxy' and uses a USB BLE dongle. I will let you know more soon...
@Wayne Thanks a lot. I'm beginning to understand it much more now. I'll use a Pi with attached bluebrain on the GPIO pins for this week and wait for any NoBLE updates before deploying on other devices.
ok cool. When you browse to the index page check out the second cannyblocks link, it has a slightly different view than the first one, namely it supports import/export of Blocky code.After putting some blocks in you can use the XML tab to view and then export (copy/paste elsewhere) and also import (paste into the XML tab and then go back to the "blocks tab")
In time there should be better blocky code storage & sharing, local and/or integration with github or some such.


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La Bicicleta or The Bicycle is my favorite type of transportation, I 90% go anywhere with this thin-running-iron-machine, I love to ride with bicycle daily. But, a stuff that we used daily is need to get the maintenance session including the La Bicicleta. I understand, most of you probably already know on how to take care a bike, but here I want to share what I've done to my bicycle to keep this iron-machine running well.
First, I want to mention the safety side. As mentioned in several sites such as www.asbestos.net and www.bikeradar.com, some parts of your bike might contain asbestos, so take a note of it. The case is, some special bike using the brake pad which is reported to contain asbestos. Other than that, some iron used on the bikes are also contain asbestos. Please read what asbestos is and how to remove/avoid it at asbestos removal brisbane northside. The oil, mud, the paint, and the exposed chain are dangerous, but some hidden materials such as the asbestos or other chemical material in your bike are also hunting your health so be careful on handling it.
After finding some dangerous things from the bike, now we jump to the maintenance routine.
The Tires
Check the tires air pressure and make sure it meet the standard requirement of your bike. If you planned go to a long-distance place, please also check the quality of your tires. The old tires should need to replace with the new one. Don't waste your energy on doing tire replacement on the road
The Frame
How old is your bike? Some old bike need an extra maintenance, especially for your frame. Most people (including me) is to lazy to wash the bike, we just put the bike in garage then go to shower to take a bath, but now I realize our bike is also need to clean, not only you. It will protect the bike from the mud and the dirty water. As we know the water in the outdoor mostly came from the rain which contain acid, it will interact with the iron installed in our bike.
The Chain
Lubricate the chain with the chain-lube. Remember, the water from the rain will destroy your chain, clean it or the chain will brake. The lubricate also help the wheels running perfectly.
Safety is the number 1. Test the braking system, make sure the system work properly and don't forget to check the rubber or the pad (if you have a premium bicycle) condition. If you need a new rubber or brake pad, just go for it.
Handle bar
You can't handle properly the handling bar if it has some problem. Make sure you can use it easily and smoothly. Better to check it by riding it around the town. Try to turn right or turn left and make sure everything perfect.
That's it my top tips of maintaining the bicycle.
I have some bad experience with the bicycle, when I was teenager, I lost the handling control when running fast with my bike, then just crashed hard 😀
Keep safe folks and please give some feedback to improve this tips. See you soon!


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The Office of Vital Records in California maintains birth certificates for every person born in California since July of 1905. There are currently more than 50 million birth certificates on file. Certified birth certificates can be obtained by a person, his or her parents, or an authorized individual such as a law enforcement official or an attorney. Certified copies are used to establish a person's identity. Informational copies are a matter of public record and are available to anyone, but they cannot be used to establish identity.
Complete the Application for Certified Birth Certificate. The application is available below under Resources.
Sign the Sworn Statement page of the application in front of a notary public and have it notarized.
Make a check or money order payable to the Office of Vital Records for $14.00 for the birth certificate.
Mail your application and check to: California Office of Vital Records MS 5103 P.O. Box 997410 Sacramento, CA 95899-7410.
You will receive your copy within 14 weeks.