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The Nortech IdentiPark Data Concentrator (DC) makes use of a high-speed ethernet connection to transfer information from IdentiPark software and the IntelliBooster (IB). The DC then switches its communications format to the Nortech Proprietary Can (NPC) bus when sending commands to its IB's.
Although the DC has no intelligence capabilities, it enables the IdentiPark network to be expanded to a maximum of 31 IB's per DC. As the IB is able to support 31 devices, this allows for up to 961 devices to be controlled by each DC.
The Nortech IdentiPark IntelliBooster (IB) provides power and communications to equipment on its sensory bus distributing commands from the Data Concentrator among the 31 possible sensory or visual devices that can be linked to it. It is microprocessor-based and has the intelligence capacity to maintain commands to sensory equipment such as the Bay Monitoring Sensors (BMS) and the Bay Occupancy Display (BOD), even if the link to the Data Concentrator or system computer is lost.
The Nortech IdentiPark Bay Monitoring Sensor (BMS) uses an ultra sonic sensor to detect the presence of a vehicle. Once a bay is occupied, the LEDs change from green to red.
The following configurations are available:
The following colour combinations are available:
The Nortech IdentiPark Bay Occupancy Display (BOD) is suited to applications where the BMS may be obscured from the approaching vehicle. In this case, a BOD is placed in the aisle to indicate the status of one bay or a group of bays.
The following colour combinations are available:
The Nortech IdentiPark Numeric Message Signs (NMS) indicate the number of available parking bays in a specific zone or level, allowing a driver to make a pre-emptive decision as to whether they want to park in that zone or level before they enter. The indication of occupancy can be improved either through the use of a circle/cross, or arrow/cross enhancement to the NMS unit. The NMS receives its configuration and commands from the IdentiPark software, and can be either powered from the IB along the sensor bus or from a mains power source.
Nortech IdentiPark Intersection Guidance Displays (IGD) comprise displays of green arrows or red crosses that guide the vehicles through the parking facility by indicating which are go/no go areas.
Nortech IdentiPark Vehicle Counters (IVC) are available in 4-, 8-, 12- and 16-channel versions, incorporating their own processors with power supplied from the bus.
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I have a custom list in SharePoint (specifically, MOSS 2007.) One field is a yes/no checkbox titled "Any defects?" Another field is "Closed by" and names the person who has closed the ticket.
If there are no defects then I want the ticket to be auto-closed. If there are, then the "Closed by" field ought to be filled in later on.
I figured I could set a calculated default value for "Closed by" like this:
=IF([Any defects?],"",[Me])
but SharePoint complains I have referenced a field. I suppose this makes sense; the default values fire when the new list item is first opened for entry and there are no values in any fields yet.
I understand it is possible to make a calculated field based on a column value but in that case the field cannot be edited later.
Does anyone have any advice how to achieve what I am trying to do?
Is it possible to have a "OnSubmit" type event that allows me to execute some code at the point the list item is saved?
Thank you.

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Hi all, Wow spring cleaning around here has hit an unheard of level! Ive repainted all the skirting boards, door and window frames and doors in the house. The back verandah has been finished at last with the railing going on and a lick of new paint there too! Front walk in and front door are all painted! The inside walls are all cleaned down and we are now gutting out the front garden to make it look more modern. these are our plans for that.... Lots of different gravels and sun loving plants amongst it... cant wait till its all done!
Peony that I made some time back. Use all the layers and as many as you like to give it a nice full look.
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On 09/13/2012 12:50 PM, Antoine Zimmermann wrote: > Le 13/09/2012 03:08, Peter F. Patel-Schneider a écrit : > [...] > > Here is another test case: > > { :n owl:sameAs :m } > :n { :s :p :o } > :m { :x owl:differentFrom :x } > > OWL-dataset-entails: > > :n { :t owl:sameAs rdf:type } > > Well, depending on which version of OWL. OWLfull, yes. >> I don't think that this means that 2.16 is not tricky. There is some >> interaction. However, this means that named graphs are not independent >> from each other. In fact, there is a much easier situation showing that >> named graphs are not independent, namely 2.13 T11.2 Similarly, it means >> that named graphs are not independent from the default graph. >> >> It is also the case that an inconsistent default graph makes the named >> graphs irrelevant. > > It makes the dataset inconsistent, which is fortunate. I don't consider this to be particularly fortunate. Why should an inconsistent default graph make the named graphs irrelevant? Why should the default graph situation bleed into the named graphs at all? > > >> This last is, I think, a particularly strong point against providing >> this sort of semantics at all. > > By "this last", what do you mean? This last test case (T14.1) or this last > sentence that you wrote above? > > I think you mean the former (if it's the latter, I don't see why). Do you > think that, if the graphs--named and default--were independent, it would be > acceptable? That's the alternative proposal where IGEXT maps IRIs to > graphs, instead of resources to graphs. I prefer having the named graphs independent of each other, and independent of the default graph. I might be able to live with the situation where an inconsistent default graph makes the named graphs irrelevant, but why should I have to? We could just go back to the proposals from much earlier where these sorts of issues do not arise. > > But even with IGEXT mapping resources, I find the test case to be even more > satisfying if it's consistent. It makes it easy to implement a reasoner in > that case. Take a reasoner for entailment regime E. > Check if any two of the graph IRIs denote the same thing in the default > graph. For each group of owl:same graph IRIs, reason on the merge of the > graphs in the group, using the E-reasoner. This is not sufficient. You can do the forcing n into m trick to require lots of case splitting. If named graphs are just named by IRIs then this is not needed. peter PS: Here is a reiteration of the old proposals. There is no independent notion of interpretations of RDF datasets. If you want to do something like entailment between RDF datasets you can either look at one component of the dataset, so you ask whether the default graphs sit in an entailment relationship or ask whether the graphs with a particular name sit in an entailment relationship, or you can look at the entire dataset, so you ask whether the default graphs sit in an entailment relationship and all the similarly-named graphs sit in an entailment relationship. In each case you probably want to consider a missing named graph to be the empty graph. This ends up being more flexible and considerably simpler than the minimal semantics currently being proposed, as well as requiring no new reasoning machinery.Received on Thursday, 13 September 2012 18:13:59 UTC
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Tutorials on image galleries and menus are my favorite, because these two things put some attractive look into your webpages. Thats why, from last few weeks I have created few tutorials on these topics here at my blog (99points)
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Computed Tomography (CT) scan is a valuable diagnostic medical exam that combines x-rays and computers. Often called CAT scans, CT scans have been performed successfully for almost 30 years. They are used to obtain specific diagnostic information that hasn't been provided by other imaging technologies, such as ultrasound, traditional X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
At Baylor Scott & White Legacy Heart Center, your CT scan will be performed on the GE LightSpeed® CT scanner that can capture exceptionally high-resolution images of vascular structures, the heart and even the heart arteries in just a few seconds.
The system provides images that will allow your cardiologist to complete a thorough, non-invasive cardiac exam that will show any blockages in the heart arteries, the pumping action of the heart, the blood flow in the heart muscle and provide a coronary calcium score that can be used to assess a heart disease risk.
Following are some frequently asked questions about the test and how to prepare for it. Click on the question for the answer, which will appear below the questions.
A CT technologist will escort you into the CT scanning room, where you'll see a table and a large, doughnut-shaped device called a gantry. The technologist will have you lie down on the padded table and make sure you're comfortable. You'll be asked to lie very still during the scan and hold your breath for a short time to minimize any body movement.
During the scan, you might hear a humming noise, but you will not feel anything unusual. You may feel the table move while images are being taken at certain locations of your body. The technologist will monitor you during the entire exam through a window and can communicate with you through an intercom.
The specific details of your upcoming examination will be explained fully by a CT technologist or your cardiologist.
The actual scan portion of the exam takes only a few seconds. You will be asked to stay still and hold your breath as the CT scanner acquires the X-ray images of your body. Depending on the specific exam, the entire exam may take up to 45 minutes from beginning to end.
Depending on the exam, a solution called "contrast" may be administered with an IV to help improve the accuracy of the examination. Because of this, it is very important to let your doctor know beforehand if you've ever had an allergic reaction to contrast, or if you have any other allergies, especially an allergy to iodine-based products or shellfish. In addition, the technologist will hook you up to a heart monitor.
BSW Legacy Heart Center is dedicated to minimizing the risks associated with exposure to ionizing radiation from certain types of medical imaging procedures while supporting the benefits these exams can provide. As part of a balanced public health approach, our physicians adhere to the practice of keeping imaging exam radiation exposure as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA). Our facility uses state-of-the-art imaging equipment and employs the following gold-standard techniques to minimize patient radiation exposure:
We consider the patient's age, sex, and radio sensitivity to select the exam that best meets the needs of the patient.
We consider the patient's total medical history as well current diagnosis to ensure that the exam requested is the best exam to diagnose the patient's condition.
On all radiation producing equipment, Legacy Heart Center utilizes the following techniques to reduce the radiation our patients are exposed to during testing:
BSW Legacy Heart Center physicians select and order the appropriate exam for each individual and our testing staff is trained to minimize the radiation dose used during each procedure while optimizing the quality of the test. BSW Legacy Heart Center takes steps to reduce unnecessary radiation exposure from medical imaging by promoting the safe use of medical imaging devices, supporting informed clinical decision making, and increasing patient awareness. For more information, please speak with your BSW Legacy Heart Center physician.
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At The Rich McCarron Team at Keller Williams, our agents take great pride in providing the highest level of professional service to our clients.
The greatest compliment we can receive is your referral to friends and family. To show our appreciation for your referrals The Rich McCarron Team has implemented a Referral Rewards Program.For each new client referred to our team we will reward you with a $25 gift card when the referred transaction closes. Additionally, you will receive one entry per referral into our $500 gift card raffle to be drawn in December of each year!
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Early Childhood Screening
Early Childhood Screening is required by the State of Minnesota. We provide it for all 3- to 5-year-olds in our school district. It is a free service.
Screening is a check of how your child is growing and developing. Screening is structured to include fun games that will assess multiple areas of your child's health and development, including:
Call 763-745-5290 if you have questions or need assistance.
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- What is the purpose of the screening?
- Do all children need to be screened?
- At what age should a child be screened?
- What happens during the screening? How long does it take?
- When and where do the screenings take place?
What is the purpose of the screening?
Do all children need to be screened?
Early Childhood Screening is required for kindergarten entrance in Minnesota public schools. Read the statute.
At what age should a child be screened?
Screening is available to children when they turn 3-years-old. It is best to have your child screened between 3 and 4 years of age so that any health or developmental concerns can be addressed sooner. Earlier identification will allow earlier intervention to benefit your child and allows more time to access services, and early learning opportunities.
What happens during the screening? How long does it take?
Screening take approximately one hour. Parent(s) will attend screening with their child. Screening will include a review of your child's immunization status and health history, a check of your child's height and weight, a vision and hearing screen, and an assessment of their speech, language, fine and gross motor ability, cognitive and social and emotional development. Screening is done based on the age of the child – a 3-year-old is only asked to perform tasks that are appropriate for their age.
The components and instruments used to screen and assess your child are recommended and approved by the Minnesota Department of Health and the Minnesota Department of Education for use in Early Childhood Screening programs.
Interpreters are available for new immigrants and English language learners.
When and where do the screenings take place?
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Welcome to the Language of Dance® Centre
Our mission is to make creative movement and the dance experience available to all. At the Language of Dance Trust, we believe in including everyone, because everyone can dance.
We offer a unique approach to exploring, creating and recording dance and movement. We use the building blocks of movement, also called the Movement Alphabet®, to explore how our bodies move and from this how dance can be formed.
We have many successful education and community projects running, as well as offering professional development courses and resources.
Our founder Dr Ann Hutchinson Guest, a world renowned expert in dance notation, has built up an extensive collection of archives that document the work of Language of Dance Centre over the past 40 years.
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Here's a photo of the crowd we had at our house yesterday.
There's my mom and dad, my two sisters and their families, plus our own. Thirty-one of us in all. Missing are my two brothers and their families (which would have given us 19 more!) and one sister's daughter-in-law, who wasn't able to come. I don't think we could fit in one house anymore if we all got together at once. And this is only one side of the family! We are very thankful indeed, to be so generously blessed with loving families. :o)
Sewing-wise, it was not a super-productive week. I did have one finish, only because it was nearly done last week and all I had left to do was some hand stitching on the binding:
I blogged about "Where are Your Shoes and Socks?" on Tuesday, if you'd like to see the details, closeups, etc. I'm really happy with the way it turned out, and so glad to have it done!
That was my only finish for the week, but my son also brought home his finished project from 8th grade Family Consumer Science class (I wonder why they stopped calling it "Home Economics?"), so I thought I'd share his finish, too. I'm not sure how much he liked sewing it, but I think he did a great job!
Now I need to get back in the swing of things and get going on my other to-dos. There was a baby quilt I had hoped to piece this week, and with the weekend still ahead, I might just get that done. I have another project I'd like to finish before Wednesday for my daughter's birthday, and then there are the Christmas gifts I've been brainstorming...
One thing is for certain, I never run out of things to do. And for that too, I am thankful. :o)


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Three Best Ways to Fall on Your Face
No, really. This is not a real estate blog. This is about falling on your face while running the trails. The title is not a metaphor. I was going to call it "Tripping, Tripping, Tripping," but I thought that sounded too much like an acid flashback. So here you go: my three favorite ways of taking a "header" out in the canyon.
1. Sightseeing. The eye-to-body coordination of a human being running on a rocky canyon trail is an operational miracle to rival the fastest computer processor. Full speed along a sheer cliff? No sweat . . . as long as you keep your eyes on the trail. I you must, absolutely must, take in an eyefull of the American River below . . . stop . . . look . . . resume running. When boogie wooging down the canyon, you need only to take your eyes off the trail for a second to fall flat on your face. The period of most danger is the couple of seconds before your eyes re-focus on the trail immediately ahead. It's usually a small rock about the size of a poisonous toad, or a malignant root, that gets you. These wicked hazards are easily, unconsciously, avoided if you are giving your attention to the trail. But lift your eyes up for a quickie peekie and . . . splat!
2. The Home Stretch. Ah, end of the trail! During the last minutes of a long run, you get pooped. Duh. When you get tired, you just don't lift your feet as high as you do at the beginning of the run. Maybe it's just a half inch difference, just enough for that rock or root to reach up and . . . splat! You need to talk to yourself, remind yourself, c'mon, lift your feet. Don't stumble at the finish line. Hey! That's a pretty good motto for life, isn't it? Don't stumble at the finsh line.
3. Famous Last Words. My worst spills have come on my best runs. Usually I am flying down hill, really flying, feeling great. The exhilarating thought blowing through my mind is "wow, I am really running fast today" and . . . splat! It reminds me of the joke. What were the Texan's last words? "Hey, Bubba, I bet y'all nevah seen nobody do this!" Like that. Be careful on the fast downhills. There's that stuff called "Mo." Mo-mentum.
Ok. Let's review. Keep your eyes on the trail, don't stumble during the home stretch, and don't be so full of yourself that you fall flat on your face. Hey! It was a metaphor after all!
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Ailola Madrid was built from the ground up by a small group of dedicated education professionals. In the 15 years since we opened in the heart of Madrid, we've flourished into a successful team, comprised of experienced teachers and personable administrative staff who'll ensure your time in Madrid is unforgettable.
Mario is your go-to guy for everything Ailola Madrid. Mario speaks fluent Spanish and English, having studied both languages at University, as well as German, having lived in Germany for 9 years. A graduate of Hispanic Studies, Mario is warm, likes a good joke and is more than willing to help you with whatever you need during your stay at our Spanish school in Madrid.
Our Spanish teachers are precisely what you'll expect from a Spanish school in the heart of Spain. University-educated, well-read, experienced and best of all… Native speakers! From beginner's to advanced Spanish, we have staff members who know how to work both with you and for you, so you can achieve your language goals.
Ángela holds a degree in Hispanic Studies and a Master in ELE. She has 15 years' experience teaching the language. Her major passion in life is music. Angelic in name and nature, Ángela is a pleasant, approachable member of our staff.
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New Fire Chief David Hails says he has plans to help make the country proud of Cayman's fire service.
Topping the list of things he wants to see changed is improved training for his team, and more equipment. He says having these things will tremendously impact the services they are able to provide.
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I had to run naked today.
Not that kind of naked!
I love music, in all parts of my life, running included. I also am an information hound. I love to analyze my runs and know to the tenth of a mile how far I went and to the second how long it took me. I'm not a slave to it, but it always interests me.
I did a short run tonight at 7:45pm. It's light until about 8:30pm right now, which I LOVE. I like to space my runs 24 hours apart and since I ran yesterday afternoon, I didn't want to get up early this morning.
I went to grab the iPod to put my Nike+ adapter in...and it was missing, along with the remote for our iPod dock. I knew right away my 4-year old had done something with it because I remember her trying to play with the iPod the other day.
I looked around for a few minutes but didn't see it, so you know I dragged her out of bed to find it! She said "I put it in a little box, but I don't know where it is." We looked in all her usual spots, and then we went to look around her room. She made a beeline for the closet and said "I know where it is." Sure enough, she pulled a small wooden box out of the back corner of the closet which held the iPod and remote.
Silly girl!
But of course the iPod was dead because she had been using it as a phone. So off I went on my run. While I do like running with music, my naked run was nice too. I paid more attention to my breathing, my gait and my posture. Timing from when I left the house and when I returned, my pace was just under 10:00. (see...I can't just go out and run, I had to look at the clock!)
In other news...
I got my first pair (actually three pairs) of Nike Running shorts. They make me feel like a real runner.
I went to Macy's to try them on to find out what size to order and there were a bunch on the sale rack. When I scanned their price, they were less than $10!! Down from $28. Talk about a great deal! And I got a Nike running shirt and a tank top for under $15 each. 5 Nike running items for less than $50. And I had a gift card from my birthday!
I've used them twice so far, and I'm liking them. I do have a bit of a chafing issue with my thighs, but it's not too bad with these shorts and I need to get some Body Glide anyways.
They may also become my "around the house" shorts. I threw them on after work tonight since I knew I was going for a run and I wanted out of my work clothes, and they were comfy and cute.
If you need some running clothes, run to Macy's and check out the clearance/sale rack. You never know!


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Can outcome-based pricing cure an ailing healthcare industry?
The rising cost of healthcare is placing increasing pressure on the entire healthcare delivery chain, including providers, payers, producers, and patients. In a recent Bio Pharma poll, more than 80% of healthcare executives identified pricing as the industry's most pressing issue.
Rising healthcare costs are driven largely by a distorted reimbursement model, which has helped make healthcare spend a top budget item for many governments across the globe. The United States, for example, dedicated 17% of GDP to healthcare in 2015. Unfortunately, increased spending has not had a significant impact on outcomes: Despite its high level of healthcare spend, the U.S. ranked 34th in the Bloomberg 2017 Healthiest Country Index.
Several major industry players have begun to experiment with outcome-based pricing models as an innovative approach to align reimbursements more closely with positive outcomes, while simultaneously bringing greater stability and predictability to pricing in the life science industry.
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This week we continue to look at the C++ that IL2CPP outputs for C# to get a better understanding of what our C# is really doing. Today we'll look at how abstract methods work, whether casting of sealed classes is faster than non-sealed classes, and what happens when creating a delegate.
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Flamenco Sketches from Miles Davis's Kind of Blue by Daniel Davidson
Kind of Blue was recorded in two sessions at The Columbia Records studio in New York on March 2nd and April 22nd1959. Flamenco Sketches, the closing track on the album was one of the two tracks recorded on the 22nd April.
I don't get the title or where the Flamenco in the title comes from: who cares or more aptly so what?
In the Miles Davis way the band members were briefed with what Davis had in mind but how they got there was going to be a spontaneous and moveable feast. The sessions were recorded on three track tape so there was limited scope for editing. You might say the recording of the album was a live performance in a studio. Pianist Bill Evans and Miles Davis are credited with the composition.
In this collection of shirts thumbnails of the Kind of Blue t shirt and the four tracks other than the track which is the main theme of the shirt are reproduced across the shoulders at the back.
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Russian Photographer based in Moscow, Maxim Guselnikov specializes in portrait photography. In some of his pictures, his use of natural light for indoor photography gives astonishing results as illustrated in this DIY Photography article.
His latest work, is a collaboration with photographer Sacha Leyendecker with theme Hannibal Daughter. Most probably inspired by the well known Hannibal TV series, in which Abigail Hobbs played by Kacey Rohl, is the daughter of serial killer Garret Jacob Hobbs.
The model in this photo-shoot is named Lidia Savoderova.
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"ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ- Come and take them. Greek: (μολὼν λαβέ molṑn labé), meaning "come and take them" , is a classical expression of defiance. According to Herodotus, when the Persian armies demanded that the Greeks surrender their weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae, King Leonidas I responded with this phrase. It is an exemplary use of a laconic phrase." [ Molon labe - "Plagiarism." Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 4 April 2016 ]
The Battle of Thermopylae took place 480 BC. King Leonidas lead 300 Spartans into battle against the Persians defending a narrow pass into the mountains. When the battle was over, the 300 Spartans all lay dead as did the 700 Thespians who had stood by them. The Persian dead were said to number around 20,000.
The movies "The 300 Spartans" (1962), and more recent "300" (2006), are inspired by the Battle of Thermopylae.
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Valentine's Day is coming up this week, and there will be no flowers for me.
Between dating and marriage, we've been together 14 years. Aside from our wedding day, my husband has only bought me flowers once.
(that was early in our marriage when a mutual male friend pressured him into doing it. when my husband handed me those roses, he said "here – i only got you these because marvin made me do it. i hope he's happy." nice.)
I'm also not going to be given a giant box of chocolates. My husband knows me well enough to know I have a stash of quality dark chocolate somewhere in the house and that I'm not a big fan of the mixed assorted stuff.
(the good stuff is currently hidden in my sock drawer. don't ask why.)
I was given jewelry for a wedding present (and obviously for our engagement) but I haven't received any since. If I want jewelry, I tend to go out and buy what I want.
I'm totally OK with this.
Before you totally freak out and think my husband is some kind of neglectful lout I should tell you that last week we did at least talk about Valentine's Day.
Hubby: Do I need to get you anything this year?
Me: Nah, I'm good.
Hubby: OK. You sure?
Me: Well… there's still that really expensive kitchen gadget I want.
He knew the gadget in question. And he's now shopping for it via some online auctions. When I talked about the gadget, I was thinking it would come gift wrapped from a fancy kitchen store. Apparently it will arrive at my door wrapped in newspaper and shipped in a recycled brown cardboard box. Good enough.
We go through this every year.
Some years, he takes me to lunch. But there have been years where he had business meetings or where I had kid's school parties to cover.
Some years, I remember to cook his favorite dinner. But there have been years where I totally spaced it or the kids were sick.
Most years, the whole thing is a non-event in our home.
If I didn't need to send the kids to school with valentine's stuff we could probably skip the whole day all together.
As long as I stay off social media I'm OK.
I'm human.
When my friends start posting photos of the roses they got from their husband I feel a twinge.
When I see the fancy dinner dates I may sigh briefly.
When the flower delivery truck rumbles down the street I confess I might hold my breath until it has passed my house completely.
But then I remember.
I remember that my husband takes me out for a lunch date every single week that the kids are in school. We don't miss it.
I remember all the times that my husband does the dinner dishes, takes out the trash, and cleans the toilets without me asking him to do it.
I remember that my husband fills my car up with gas and cleans out the trash every chance he gets.
I remember that he let me pick paint colors for the entire house without questioning me. I remember that he totally took my side when I was upset with the contractor (even though I was wrong). I remember that he doesn't seem to mind when I neglect to put his laundry away.
I remember that he believes in me – sometimes more than I believe in myself. He pushes me and won't let me quit. He won't accept excuses when he knows I'm shirking.
He cuts me a ton of slack when I need it. The man doesn't complain when I serve cheese and crackers with apple slices for dinner (on paper plates… for the second time in a week.)
My husband will probably never win a prize for the most romantic amazing pintastic Valentine's Day.
But the other 364 days of the year? He's a prize winner for sure. On a random Sunday afternoon of your choosing, he stacks up nicely against the mythical competition.
(yes, i said competition. don't act shocked. we all do it. at some point we've all been in a circle of women who are determined to out-do each other for who has the most amazing husband just so we can make the other women feel envy.)
When I look at it that way, it's ok.
My husband shows his love with acts of service and words of affirmation. Why in the world would he need to give me roses too?
No flowers for me.
I wear it like a badge of honor.
When a friend tries comfort me with sympathy, I just smile and say
No, hubby didn't send me flowers for Valentine's Day. He didn't need to. Do you know what he did the week before?
Then I proceed to tell her.
My list is way better than flowers. Every.single.time.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on the subject. Do you see your husband's gifts of service as equal to a gift of roses?


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|Pete Smith
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Peter John Smith (born February 27, 1966) is a former Major League Baseball starting pitcher, born in Abington, Massachusetts. He was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first round (21st overall pick) in the 1984 Major League Baseball draft.[1] Smith was signed on June 14, 1984 to play in the Philadelphia Phillies organization. He batted and threw right-handed during his baseball career.
The Philadelphia Phillies traded Smith to the Atlanta Braves, along with Ozzie Virgil, Jr., for Steve Bedrosian and Milt Thompson. Smith made his major league debut on September 8, 1987 with the Atlanta Braves at age 21. In 1988, Smith pitched 3 shutouts, the season after his rookie year. The Atlanta Braves hoped Smith would develop into an ace pitcher as John Smoltz and Tom Glavine were developing to be.[2] But in 1989, Smith's ERA was at 4.75 at the end of the season, higher than his ERA in 1988 when it was at 3.69. On a recent radio show, former Brave Mark Lemke said he thought Smith's down year could be attributed to injuries the pitcher hid from the team and media. He played the 1987 through 1993 seasons with the Atlanta Braves before being traded to the New York Mets for Dave Gallagher.[3] With the New York Mets, Smith only played the 1994 season before being granted free agency on October 25 of that year. On December 1, 1994, Smith was signed as a free agent with the Cincinnati Reds. He played with the Cincinnati Reds for only half of the 1995 season before being released on June 27, signing with the Florida Marlins on July 1. After spending the rest of 1995 in the minors, Smith became a free agent again, signing with the San Diego Padres on December 23.
Smith played 1996 with San Diego's Class AAA farm club, the Las Vegas Stars, but returned to the majors in 1997, playing the next season and a half with the Padres. On June 9, 1998, Smith was traded to the Baltimore Orioles organization for minor leaguer Eric Estes. He played his final game on September 24, 1998. He earned a career ERA of 4.55, striking out 640 batters. Smith also pitched 4 shutouts throughout his major league career.


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Not too long ago, tomato tart recipes started flooding the world of food blogging. To say the least, I was intrigued, but I really hadn't planned on making this dish… That is, I hadn't planned on it until my next-door neighbor dropped off a huge box of home-grown tomatoes. At that point it became more than a desire, it became a pressing need.
I had originally thought of just making a bunch of crostini, but when I saw a lovely loaf of garlic ciabatta at Trader Joes, I decided that I'd play with the tart idea in a decidedly non-baker sort of way. Ciabatta is robust enough to hold up to the moisture in the tomatoes without getting very soggy and adds a lovely flavor and crunch to the dish, which was perfect as a light breakfast for my wife and I.
If you've got some tomatoes hanging around this season, I would highly recommend making this, or one of the variations listed at the bottom of the post. It's a little bit of summer on a plate, and I guarantee that you and your guests will love it.
Tomato Ciabatta Tart
- 4-6 ripe tomatoes
- 1 loaf ciabatta bread
- 1/8 cup Parmesan cheese, grated
- 1/2 tsp dried thyme
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Lay out a double layer of absorbent paper towels or a clean kitchen towel on a baking sheet. Slice tomatoes as thinly as possible and lay in a single layer on paper towels. Sprinkle lightly with salt to draw out excess moisture, cover with another layer of paper towels and press down lightly. Set aside for approximately 10 minutes.
- Slice ciabatta loaf in half lengthwise and arrange cut-side up on a baking sheet. (If necessary, trim the top of the loaf to provide a more stable surface.) Drizzle bread with olive oil. Arrange tomato slices over both halves of bread. Season with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and thyme.
- Bake in center rack of oven for approximately 15 minutes, or until tomatoes are soft and cheese is melted. Remove and allow to cool for a few minutes.
- Share and Enjoy!
What I would have done Differently had I thought of it at the time:
As laid out, this is a wonderful tart/crostini, but it can be a bit difficult to manage. If you're planning on serving this at a party or at a larger dinner, try cutting the ciabatta into small fingers or bite-sized pieces before assembly. It will make the dish much easier to deal with if it's running around on appetizer platters.
Links to other recipes like this:
- Parmesan Tomato Tart, from Baking Bites
- Tomato Tart, from Closet Cooking
- Tomato and Goat Cheese Tart with Thyme, from Nami Nami


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Why Social Networks Are the Keys to Good Networking
by Ethan McKenzie
Social networking is a great way to directly communicate with your readers. Do consider that automatically generated email messages and newsletters that were meant for everybody and their brothers will not have the same effect as personalized messages do. Automatic newsletters are often discarded, unread, people do not even have the patience to open them. You need a more personal, more effective way.
It takes little time and effort to reach people through social network sites. Such websites are very popular these days. Half of American adults (47 per cent of them) use some social network sites, and this number will rapidly grow in the future. Social media is not restricted to young people any longer. The older generation has already recognized the potentials of social networking, and many people over 50 years do use these sites.
Register on some of the social media sites, so that to reach a wide audience. All you need to do is to sign up for free on the most renowned sites. Through these sites, you can target those persons who are already interested specifically in the kind of product or service you offer. You may seek for clubs, groups, and fans of your niche. If you write horror stories, make sure that you register on a social network site and join some groups of horror book fans. Probably some groups for horror movie fans will also do, but your first target is, of course, the typical horror novel fan. Be specific. Once you have joined these groups, you comment on posts written by others, you share your thoughts on your own profile, and soon you are going to have numerous online friends who love the kind of books you write.
You post some quotes from your works, some of your thoughts, and your new friends and readers will follow you. You may post comments about your future plans, your forthcoming books, your plots, new ideas, and book releases, so that to keep your future readers intrigued. If your friends share your posts on their profile or comment on them, the friends of your friends can also see them. Probably some of them become interested in your stories. They do not even have to open them with a click of the mouse like they do with emails. They can see it right on their profiles or walls or timelines as soon as you post them.
Readers are more likely to buy your books if they know you from social networking sites. They will consider you more authentic, more real. Make sure that you respond to their comments or messages, it takes very little effort and it does not cost money for you. It is just an excellent way to advertise your stories.
There is another important, useful side of social network media. On these sites, you may find people who are willing to give you some critique or advice. You can learn a lot from them.
Keep these tips in mind when you join a social media site. It has wonderful potentials for you, especially in case you self-publish your e-books. Social networking is an inexpensive and powerful tool to make your books popular.
"SECRETS AND LIES" is book #1 of The Jason's Heart Novel series. This novel will ignite your emotions and thrill your thirst of thrills as you read from page 1 to the last page. Enjoy!
After a long love affair Jason and Sharona finally tie the knot and ends up spending their honeymoon in Costa Rica. They have everything going for them love, money, careers and a bright future. But Sharona's world comes crashing down when Jason is killed in a freak accident.
Devastated by the loss of the love of her life, she returns to the US and tries to pick up the pieces with the help of her best friend Felicia and Jason's father Edward. In her attempts to move on she meets a handsome stranger, who just happens to work at the same pharmaceutical company Jason used to work.
Is it a coincidence or is there more to this man called Dr. Diego Cruz who desperately tries to sweep her off her feet?
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If you don't know by now, I have an issue with labels. I remember one time when a published author and I squabbled good-naturedly about the definition of a writer. The author said that a person wasn't a writer until they were published. I argued that anyone that puts a pen to paper and crafts a story or poem or essay is in fact a writer. When you publish then you become an author. We agreed to disagree and continued on with a pleasant acquaintance to this day.
What does this have to do with what I've learned from other writers? In order to be a writer, one has to write on a regular basis. I find that difficult at times, since I have a full-time job and other interests that pull me away from the craft. But I've realized one very difficult fact; when I don't write regularly, I get rusty.
Writing is like any other ability. You have to practice to become more adept and agile in the performance of it. When I write on a consistent basis, I find myself bursting with ideas and become more able to write with full knowledge and use of descriptive words, less likely to get bogged down in mechanics, and quite frankly, more enthusiastic about the job.
I run into a lot of obstacles, among them distractions like crafting, reading and watching television, as well as getting lost online. Unfortunately, housework isn't much of a distraction! I also find sometimes that my own insecurities about writing may interfere with my own creativity. But, when push comes to shove, I come around to writing and enjoy crafting stories about the characters that fill my mind and my dreams.
I start each new year with intentions of writing every day. Sometimes it doesn't happen. But I'm not beating myself up about it. I DO try to apply myself to my writing every day, whether it's plotting, working on swag or giveaways, promotions or actually writing. When my daytime job interferes too much, I try to make time for the actual writing on the weekend.
So, are you a writer? Do you manage to write on a consistent basis? What gets in your way? And most importantly, how do you find the time to BE a writer


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It's time for a new podcast. And if you want a new podcast, studies show you want to watch a bunch of movie trailers, geek-face! So have a look at this one for a movie you should already have seen (if you haven't, it's on netflix and you should watch it).
Here's a newer one. It's on netflix too (we are not affiliated with netflix).
Hey, check out the website for our new Dungeons and Dragons show too!
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Oooh er, what's this I spy with my not so little eye? There's a new shop opening in Hoxton Street at the end of the week – The Willow Shoreditch. Promises to be a modern florist cum petit café cum emporium of delectable bits and bobs pour chez vous. Will post pics later. The interior has been designed by the super-hip and very lovely Rupert Blanchard. Clever boy, he is, our Rupe. Looking good from what I've spied so far_
visit: www.thewillowshoreditch.com
Just reading up on Ophelia and came across this in Wikipedia on Shakespeare's Hamlet: "In Act 4 Scene 7, Queen Gertrude, in her monologue (There is a willow grows aslant the brook), reports that Ophelia had climbed into a willow tree, and then a branch broke and dropped Ophelia into the brook, where she drowned." I wonder if I made a subconscious link between this post and the previous – The willow tree and drowning? Not on your nellie, T.D. Will drag you out ma self!


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for this week what do you plan to increase the peace in our world?
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for me i just initiated this discution to motivate others to start thinking of planing to do things to make this world more peacefull . now your turn
My original plan was only for peace and justice and democracy for all Palestinians. That was a desire, and passion I had, back in the 1970's.
Now, I see that justice for Palestine is the start of justice for everyone. This is because the case of Palestine is so well documented. It is like the Holocaust, once the journalists have the freedom to move in and examine the real situation, no one will ever again be in any doubt about what has happened.
Everyone will want to make sure that nothing like what happened to the Palestinians ever happens again.
Freedom for Palestine is the beginning of the end of the ruthless exploitation that has been so common throughout this planet.
One thing that made me understand the Holocaust, and human rights abuse in general, was the Armenian Genocide. It was a verbatim to the Holocaust. The major difference between the two, is that after Word War II, there was the Nuremberg Trials, in which the defendants were not tried guilty over just the Holocaust, but for the treatment of everybody affected by World War II. In the Soviet Union alone, it was 26.6 million civilians and 8.7 million military personnel. After World War I, there never was an international tribunal to convict those involved in the wide scale massacre of civilians in Belgium, Serbia, and the Ottoman Empire. The Armenian Revolutionary Federation tracked down Taalat Bey, the former Ottoman Minister of the Interior who was responsible for initiating the death marches out into the desert, and shot him in Berlin, where he fled there after World War I. The assassin was acquitted, after German missionaries who were in the Ottoman Empire, testified on his behalf. It is like what Martin Luther King, Jr. said "Injustice somewhere in the world, is injustice everywhere in the world." The way I help Palestinians achieved justice, is by actively campaigning for a two-state solution, where an independent Palestine can live alongside an independent Israel.
Tim, I am curious hoe this will achieve peace for the worlds most oppressed peoples as well as for Jews and Israelis. I guess Gaza has not taught us anything? The Arab world is in turmoil, Africa is on fire and all we, on this blog, think about is Palestine. I am really and truly amazed at the wanton hypocrisy.
Just to be clea 26.6 million civillian causualties of teh Solviets, as horrible as it was is not the Holocast. These are in general civillian casualties of war. The Holocast is the systemactic murder of a nation, has nothing to do with a war.
Genocide is not a spontaneous event. It is a planned event. Scholars who have studied genocide, agreed that is an event that is executed in times of war. Massacre of Armenians took place before World War I, and massacre of Jews took place before World War II, but the final solutions were enacted during times of war. One of those incarcerated in concentration camps were Soviet prisoners of war. The rebellion at Sobibor was led by a Soviet POW. After Operation Barbarossa, whole Soviet divisions fled out into the forests, to fight partisan campaigns against the Nazis. They got their food and logistics from civilians. When it was discovered which towns and villages were behind this, then all of the civilians were massacred, which is the reason behind the high death among Soviet civilians. In fact, Soviet war dead are honored at Mount Herzl. The Holocaust would have never been in enacted if they was not a war, because when it was discovered by the British incepting German messages, the joint Allied statement was, stop the war, and the massacre will stop. I think one can be in contact with their Jewish identity without minimizing the suffering of others. I know what will be said "But you are not Jewish, you are just making that all up." I should be the one who determines that, not ones whose political beliefs differ from mine.
Tim. There is a large dividing line between casualties of war , massacres and a HOLOCAUST. While the Armenian holocaust was a dress reversal ,it nevertheless does not approach even closely to the Holocaust of the Jews during WW2. The Armenians were not systematically murdered to obliterate them as a Nation while the Jews were. You are not Jewish so you cannot imagine and while you are not making it up, you seem to be minimizing and making this into a political issue. It is not. Sematics and politics have no place in this discussion.
BTW. I am still awaiting your reply as to how the gist of this blog will bring peace.
When the Young Turks had their party meeting in Sslonika in 1911, it was to be the final solution for obliterating the Armenian nation. It was in 1400, that the Turks finally conquered all of the Armenia. So Armenia ended its statehood much later then Israel lost its. Having hysterical emotions does not make someone Jewish, it just makes you an individual with hysterical emotions. Just because the late Meir Kahane had hysterical emotions, does not mean that he was more Jewish than I am. So if I am to be defined Jewish by being hysterical, than I just will not do it. How this blog can contribute to peace, is by having individuals state what they have done to contribute to peace. I have done so by lobbying for peace initiatives in the U.S. Congress. This website has been heavily loaded with political stands, which does not make me unpopular with everyone on it, just two individuals.
Again for clarity let me restate that the Holocaust is not a Political issue but rather an issue of genocide. I would be interested in hearing what you have been lobbying the U.S congress on. I will presume that it has nothing to do with the bloodbath in Syria or even Sudan or the Congo or the myriad of other hot conflicts around the world. I would be interested in reading your letters on behalf on those lobbying efforts.
The best way to achieve peace is to allow the combatants/enemies to settle their own affairs without any interference. The USA nor the EU/UN have successfully brought peace anywhere where the feuding parties did not want to achieve peace.The USA di not bring peace to Korea, to Vietnam to Iraq or Afghanistan and neither did the Russians in Chechnya or Gruzia or Afghanistan. Rwanda was a disaster as was the Congo and Bosnia and Uganda and Rhodesia. So lobbying the U.S congress is just a collossal waste of time.
I would suggest that you lobby Hamas, Hizbulla and especially Abbass to drop his pre-conditions and start negotiating in good faith. Israel is not a fiefdom of the US, the EU or the UN and never will be.
The Spaniard, the French, the British simply have deaf ears when it affects their separatist problems but freely dispense advise to everyone else. The days of Colonialism are long gone and their histories should not be emulated.
It does not matter whether you are popular or not, as you are not the issue: Israel is and it has no desire or inclination to listen to you as compared to its own electorate.
Actually, I have been lobbying and writing about Hamas a great deal, because of the atrocious way they have handled Gaza's economy. Also, the Palestinian Authority with President Mahmoud Abbas. but not Hezbollah, because they are more of an internal factor within Lebanon. The United States provides a great deal of aid to the Palestinians, and I lobbied for H. Res. 34, which is putting a great deal of conditions on aid to Gaza, because of Hamas making life miserable for the Palestinians there, as much as for the Israelis. Israel is not a fiefdom, but it is supporting Israel in its quest for peace, and Israel just showed this by forming a coalition with Kadima. So it is not that outsiders are trying to undermine, but to assist, and I have dealt with a great deal with non-government organizations within Israel, who feel the same way I do. The situation in Bosnia was handled by the Dayton Accords, which finally brought peace to the country, and I was in Sarajevo when the city was under siege. Bringing peace requires a lot of perseverance, which I have been applying. It is my hope that other parties, whether they are American, European, Israeli, and Palestinian will joining along with me. So far they have.
Here is one of Igor's blogs:
3 years on, and nothing has changed:
Comment by JC | WorriedLebanese on May 19, 2009 at 2:37am
It seems obvious to me that the flaws in your arguments are intentional. Your aim is clearly to silence all who do not abide by your thinking. And instead of engaging in dialogue, you choose to rephrase your initial argument and to hammer it into our heads.
Sussan. I have seen many voices being silenced here while you are still posting. Propaganda must be met with a resolute denial and if that propaganda does not change than neither does the denial.
Arabs have yet to acknowledge that Jews belong in the Middle East, that they caused much suffering in 1947 by invading and creating a refugee problem on both sides. But most of all they must stop their militants from acquiring rockets to kill maim and terrorize Israelis.
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