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As soon as you were diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, you had many decisions to make. One of those was whether to use a disease-modifying drug and, subsequently, which one to use. You did your research, talked to friends and family, read online forums, and worked with your neurologist to choose an appropriate treatment plan which was right for you.
That treatment plan may have included a disease-modifying drug. What was the purpose of that drug? To slow the progression of the disease, to reduce lesions, and to limit the number of relapses you might have. Together, successful achievement of these goals hopefully prevent you from accumulating physical disability while you are on this MS journey.
But how do you know if the medication is working? MS is such an unpredictable disease with many natural ups and downs that it can be difficult to know if the medication is making a difference. However for some patients, it is obvious. If you begin using medication and you notice a significant reduction in progression, relapses, and lesions, then absolutely you can believe that the medication is working. If your condition stays about the same without any great change, then you may believe that the medication is working (however it's still hard to know for sure). If you begin to experience more progression (perhaps even more quickly than before) and you are obviously on the fast roller coaster of relapsing-remitting MS that is spinning out of control, then you and your neurologist may decide that it is time to switch medication. That is when you need to do your research again to consider what your options are.
A couple of summers ago, I started conducting some research. My MS was becoming active again after years of faithfully using one medication. Two rounds of IV steroids were harsh and I asked my neurologist if we should consider other options. The first thing he ordered was an MRI to see if my lesion load had changed since the last MRI had been conducted more than a year previously. It had not; not a single new lesion to be found, which was excellent news.
Why the new symptoms and continued relapse? We can't say with absolute certainty but it is likely due to the inflammatory nature of the disease. Not everything is cut and dried with MS. But as a result of my questions and research, my doctors and I chose a different treatment approach which has been successful. It is important to know that the process of switching medications began with my question of "what can we do to change this situation?"
But what if it is not symptoms or relapses which have you questioning your disease-modifying drug? What if it is the side-effects of your current medication which have become unbearable? Maybe you have developed antibodies to the treatment and it is doing more harm than good. Maybe due to severe side-effects and reactions, you have stopped being compliant and no longer are adhering to your treatment plan. These are also good reasons to talk with your neurologist about changing medications.
Regardless of the reason for your interest in changing medications, it is important that you discuss your concerns with your neurologist. Your personal situation is like no one else's. You are unique. Don't be shy, if you want to know what your options are, do your research and talk to your doctor.


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The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is a federal agency committed to receiving Americans into residence ownership. For new property owners, an FHA Loan carries a number of positive aspects that tend to allow far more folks to easily qualify for them, as they require a low down payment and you can have less-than-ideal credit and still obtain an FHA loan. If you don't know your credit score, check your it now for free If your score is well above 640, you happen to be protected to apply for an FHA loan. These are some of the most fundamental of FHA loan requirements for qualifying for a FHA loan.
FHA loans offer mortgage lenders with adequate insurance coverage whilst helping property owners get more access to affordable residence loans. For men and women with conventional loans who want to refinance below the FHA Streamline system you need to apply just as you had been applying for a classic mortgage – debt-to-income needs, credit verify, employment verification, and other specifications as requested.
I am in the procedure of refinancing my house right after being a victim of predatory loan practices by a mortgage broker and my spouse. However, many residence purchasers are not aware of the extremely achievable qualifications for an FHA loans and discover themselves signing up for subprime structured loans with monthly payments that quickly rocket so high that repayment is almost impossible. FHA borrowers have to also be conscious that reasonably modest declines in residence values could cause some to be 'underwater' on their mortgage with low equity investments in the property," Cahoon said. Money out refinance transactions with LTV over 70% will be75% larger than rates quoted.
Housing ratio, which stands for the percentage of your gross earnings that you devote on your mortgage payment, plays a major role in any sort of mortgage loan. Carolina Residence Mortgage personnel are extremely accessible and perform extremely closely with their customers to find them the lowest interest price for their mortgage in a very timely fashion. It really is difficult to get yet another FHA loan if you currently have 1, although there are exceptions for items like an improve in loved ones size, which might enable you to qualify for yet another FHA loan.
Amortization – A loan repayment plan, which enables the borrower to decrease his debt steadily by way of month-to-month payments of principal and interest. The FHA rule states that closed-finish debts (such an auto loan) never have to be included if they'll be paid off inside 10 months AND the cumulative payments are less than/equal to five% of the borrower's gross monthly revenue. Seek the advice of your tax advisor for a lot more details relating to the tax deductible advantages of a property equity line of credit.

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Sean Bolinger from Christian Faith Center in Federal Way, WA brings us this stacked triangles stage design. (Originally posted November 2013)
This was their stage design for their Celebrate 2013 Women's conference and also their fall season stage design. The graphic for the conference had triangles all over it so Sean decided to start there.
They created the triangles out of 1/2″ plywood and painted all the pieces white. The side triangles were four different sized triangles that were spaced apart by a 6″ piece of wood. And in between each piece they put a RGB LED strip light.
The center piece was built as two halves and on the face they made a "T" sticking off the front, made out of 1″x6″ and on the inside of that "T" they put in the same RGB LED strips. The two center pieces were also on a track system so they could open and close it for special entrances during the conference and also for load in and out from their garage door behind the center piece. The center was also not a complete triangle, after it passed the bottom of the projector screen it cut off so they wouldn't have to waste material that wouldn't be seen.
They also hung 40 strands of Christmas lights hooked up to a dimmer on the dark sides of the screen. They spent $1000 on the LED strips/DMX controller/Power supply and $700 on all the other supplies.


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The main difference between container and garden plantings is that you'll need to water containers more often--small containers may need watering twice a day during hot, sunny weather. And because the roots are confined and can't go searching for nutrients, you'll need to provide regular feedings. A weekly application of a balanced liquid fertilizer, such as a seaweed/fish emulsion mix, should suffice.
And you'll need to keep an eye out for insect and disease problems. While container-grown plants are sometimes less vulnerable to pest attack, because they receive extra attention and pampering, you'll want to examine the foliage, flowers, and fruit regularly. Many insects can be controlled with an occasional spray of insecticidal soap. Some insects, such as aphids, can be kept in check by simply hosing them off the plants every few days.Matching Containers to Plants
You might choose the plants first, then look for containers that will suit them, or you can start with the container and choose plants to complement the shape and color. You can create a lively mix of brightly-colored pots in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials, or stick with a simple theme and let the flowers grab all the attention.
Annual flowers, with their compact root systems and short life span, can be grown in almost any container, providing it has adequate drainage. They're the best choice for window boxes, hanging planters, and wire and moss baskets. Annuals are also appropriate for planters that might be damaged by winter weather--at the end of the season, you can remove what's left of the plants, clean the containers, and store them in a safe place for the winter.
Perennials do best in relatively large containers. Wood and weatherproof plastic planters are good choices. In regions with mild winters, you can use clay pots; however, in cold regions these are likely to crack as the soil in them freezes and expands.Planting
If you've purchased transplants or started your own seeds indoors, harden off the plants before planting them into their permanent container. It's much easier to move small flats around as you gradually expose the plants to outdoor conditions. If you're planting seeds, follow the guidelines on the seed packet to determine planting dates. You can move the planting date up by a week or two if your can move your containers to a sheltered spot if a cold snap threatens.
For perennials, it's a good idea to follow the recommended spacing. However, annuals can be packed in a little more tightly than you would in the open garden, to create a nice, full look.
What says summer like an overflowing basket of pink petunias, or a windowbox filled with bright red geraniums? Most gardeners begin their foray into container gardening with baskets and boxes of colorful annual flowers. And with good reason: Annual flowers are readily available, reasonably priced, and easy to care for, and provide the most "bang for the buck" of all container plants.
Annuals or Perennials?
What's the difference between the two? Botanically speaking, annual flowers complete their life cycle in one growing season. They sprout in the spring, grow foliage, then produce flowers and finally seeds. Once the plants have produced mature seeds, their mission is accomplished and they die.
Perennials also produce flowers and seeds, but don't die at the end of the growing season. Their above-ground parts die back, but their roots overwinter, and the plants resprout in the spring. Some perennials are relatively short-lived; lupines and primroses, for example, may live for only 2 to 5 years, though the seed they drop often produces new plants. Daylilies and coreopsis, on the other hand, can live for decades (though they'll need dividing every few years to remain vigorous).
Which should you plant? Let's look at some general characteristics of annuals and perennials.
So, should you plant annuals or perennials? The answer depends on what you hope to get from your planting. If you want consistent color all season long, annuals are the way to go. If you enjoy watching the seasons unfold as various plants enter their peak bloom period, and you're willing to do some annual maintenance chores, then a carefully selected mix of perennials will fit the bill.
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We hosted a Halloween dance last year and it was fun! We had zero budget so everything had to be dollar store or borrowed. We had a youth council that got to plan and decorate. They rock. Here is what we can up with.
Helium was not an option last year so we had to improvise. The teens had to walk through all the black low hanging balloons to get into the dance, they had glow in the dark skeletons so they could kinda see where they were going.
The whole ceiling glowing orange twine web. This awesome man in our area made this web and when it was dark it was awesome. They hung witches and ghost from it.
I tried to get a good picture of it but it didn't photograph well.
Caution tape kept the kids where they needed to be.
Doing things on the cheap is not always easy but (this one wasn't finished) we wrapped all these branches with purple and orange lights. We had a dozen of these trees. They were also lightly sprayed with white lights so they could glow in the black light.
Creepy cloth from dollar tree and an old candelabra I had were used for the dessert table.
We had a picture place at the entrance so they could enjoy taking pictures with their friends.
This spider was at the entrance….so easy and cheap. The legs are wrapping paper rolls wrapped in a green streamer. The body is a aluminum baking dish from dollar tree that has black paper mogpog onto it. Black balloon mogpog for the head. Easy and cheap.
I wish I would have gotten better pictures but it was amazing. We broke records and had 560 teens at this dance! The average amount of people that attend those dances is in between 250-300! Everyone had fun. Those who didn't want to dance there was a game room with a air hockey table, Foosball table, and ping-pong. Hope you enjoyed it!


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Thierry Henry believes a replay would be the "fairest solution" to the continuing furore over the handball which led to the goal that eliminated the Republic of Ireland from World Cup qualification, and said Ireland "deserve to be in South Africa".
"Naturally I feel embarrassed at the way that we won and feel extremely sorry for the Irish who definitely deserve to be in South Africa," said Henry in a statement today. "Of course the fairest solution would be to replay the game but it is not in my control."
The referee breaks his silence amid the controversy
Keane tells FAI: what goes around comes around
French economy minister demands Republic replay
In video: Barry Glendenning on Henry's handball
• Keane tells FAI: what goes around comes around
• French economy minister demands Republic replay
• In video: Barry Glendenning on Henry's handball
The France captain and striker handled the ball twice immediately before passing to team-mate William Gallas to score his side's decisive goal in the 1-1 draw on Wednesday, but referee Martin Hansson still allowed it despite vehement protests from the Ireland players.
Henry's statement read: "I have said at the time and I will say again that yes I handled the ball. I am not a cheat and never have been. It was an instinctive reaction to a ball that was coming extremely fast in a crowded penalty area.
"As a footballer you do not have the luxury of the television to slow the pace of the ball down 100 times to be able to make a conscious decision. People are viewing a slow motion version of what happened and not what I or any other footballer faces in the game. If people look at it in full speed you will see that it was an instinctive reaction.
"It is impossible to be anything other than that. I have never denied that the ball was controlled with my hand. I told the Irish players, the referee and the media this after the game. Naturally I feel embarrassed at the way that we won and feel extremely sorry for the Irish who definitely deserve to be in South Africa. There is little more I can do apart from admit that the ball had contact with my hand leading up to our equalising goal and I feel very sorry for the Irish."
The Irish FA demanded that Fifa arrange a replay of the match, but both world football's governing body and the France Football Federation have formally rejected its appeal today.
Ireland's captain, Robbie Keane, said: "On behalf of the Republic of Ireland players, I would like to thank Thierry Henry for his statement this afternoon that in his opinion a replay would be the fairest option.
"As captain of the French team, to make such a statement took courage and honour, and all of us recognise that. As captain of the Republic of Ireland team, I would also be happy for a replay to happen in the interest of fair play so that whichever team qualifies, can do so with their heads held high. We can only hope that the French Football Federation might accept the wishes of both captains in the best interests of the game."


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Sotoo Henmi (辺見)Sotoo is an obscure school boy who presents signs of sociopathic behavior. In the first volume, he commits a number of acts that present anti-scoial behavior such as arson, mutilation of small animals and necrophilia. Gathering newspaper clipping of his crimes, he complies a journal of his acts and titles it, The Laughing Vampire.
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In the Beginning...1983
Naomi met the sperm donor, Larry, through some friends. He was 21...she was 16...and I was a summer fling. It took 6 months before my grandmother noticed that she wasn't buying as many feminine products for her daughters. So enter 3 months of prenatal care. Go mom!
Larry and my mother stuck it out for about a year before they split ways. I don't know the full story, but from what I was told, she wanted a strong man and he just didn't fit the bill, so she kicked him to the curb. Besides the year that he was around, I've never met the man. I know who he is and where he lives and his contact info. I've "reached" out to him once, but I didn't leave any contact information in order for him to find me. I don't know if I'm ready for that. However, as my kids get older, I get this gut feeling that they should at least know where they came from.
Coming from a military family, she ended up joining the Army, while Michael was in the Navy. My grandparents didn't allow them to take me, so they left me behind. Even though I don't recollect everything that happened during this time, I know that is why I struggle with abandonment issues. I get attached pretty quickly and when someone leaves, it's heart wrenching.
A few days later, our doorbell rang and I answered it. There, standing at our door, was a man in uniform. I yelled for my grandmother. When she came to the door, she told me to go to my room, but I didn't want to leave. My aunt was home and took me to my room. As we were shutting my door, we heard the gut wrenching cry from my grandmother and the sound of something hit the dining room table. My aunt and I started crying because we knew. My mother had died. She died on June 20, 1992. She was 26 years, 1 month and 3 days old. She suffered from PTSD and depression.
My mother was buried at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego, CA. Every time we visit California, I go and see her. Last year she got to meet our oldest daughters and my friend Natalie surprised me with a visit there. She drops off flowers for me occasionally and sends me photos. Sometimes it's hard to believe that she has been gone for almost 24 years now.
I'm emotionally spent right now. Whenever I talk or write about Naomi, I break. A lot of these things are very similar to what our girls have been through and it strikes a chord with me. Plus, when you apply a drop of Release essential oil on yourself and begin to write...Oh Lord, help us all. #allthefeelings. I'll be back next week with more tidbits about myself.
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from workto nights on the town, this petite structured satchel makes toting daily necessities truly a little joy. whether tucked into your elbow or donned as a crossbody, its striped cotton fabric and glinting gold hardware will surely draw stares and plenty of compliments, too.
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Initiated in 1993, this program focuses on helping middle school and high school teachers (grades 7-12) incorporate Asia-related materials into their classrooms. The project is closely linked with Rice's Ting Tsung and Wei Fong Chao Center for Asian Studies, the Baker Institute's Transnational China Project, and the National Consortium on Teaching about Asia. The Rice program provides a number of audiovisual and textual materials for teachers and students at its office (Room 320, IBC Building). Additional curricular materials are available on the websites of the Chao Center, the Transnational China Project, and the National Consortium on Teaching about Asia.
A significant feature of the Rice program is its series of Faculty Development Institutes on East Asia. Details on the fall series of programs (including application materials) will be available here soon. Funding for these Institutes has been generously provided by the Freeman Foundation and the Brown Foundation. The Asia Outreach and Global Education program is operated in conjunction with the Center for Education.


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Chemical engineering students receive prestigious recognition for sustainability research
Yinlun Huang, a professor of chemical engineering and materials science at Wayne State University, believes that sustainability must be integrated at every stage of development, even at the molecular level. He cited the development of nanoparticle paint as an example of why this is necessary.
Nanopaint is being tested for its application on vehicles where it will improve scratch resistance, self-healing and self-cleaning capabilities. However, there is concern that these nanoparticles will have a residual effect on the environment and human health.
"If we actually want to address sustainability, we must consider what potential problems — be them environmental or health — may arise. Let's not just solve the problem during the manufacturing process but design the nanopaint at the molecular level to address these issues before they even happen," Huang said.
This is the methodology that drives the students in his research group. Aida Amini-Rankouhi, a chemical engineering Ph.D. student, has been selected to receive the 2018 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Sustainable Engineering Forum's Best Student Paper award.
Amini-Rankouhi's research focuses on recovering mechanical energy in chemical and petrochemical industries through work exchanger networks. Instead of concentrating on a single system in a petrochemical plant, she aims to analyze the deficiencies of every process and modify them for maximum efficiency.
"We are losing a significant amount of energy through the pumps, pressurized systems and compressors used in chemical and petrochemical industries," she said. "The goal is to recover as much energy as possible and be as efficient as possible."
Amini-Rankouhi said that working with Huang has changed her outlook on sustainability.
"Sustainability is something every chemical engineer should care about. Dr. Huang's lab helped me see that I can make a difference in real industries. As a chemical engineer, I can give back to the earth," she said.
Amini-Rankouhi has accepted a research and development position on Honeywell UOP's process modeling team. The company is a pioneer in petrochemical technology development.
Amini-Rankouhi is not the only member of Huang's research team to receive prestigious recognition this year. Seyedparham Pourmirjafari-Firouzabadi, who is currently completing his master's in chemical engineering, is being awarded the 2018 student scholarship from the National Association for Surface Finishing and the American Electroplaters and Surface Finishers Foundation.
His research focuses on the sustainability of metal plating on plastic parts. This process, called electroplating, is useful because it allows lightweight plastic to be used in cars, aircrafts and electronics. For electroplating to occur, however, the plastic's surface must first go through a treatment process.
"This pre-treatment consumes a lot of energy and uses a lot of toxic chemicals, such as chromium, which is very dangerous for the human body and the environment," Pourmirjafari-Firouzabadi said.
One way to remedy this is to ensure that electroplating plants have a low rejection rate. If parts must be re-plated several times due to rejection, more energy is consumed and more toxic chemicals are released.
As he enters his career, Pourmirjafari-Firouzabadi hopes to educate industry professionals on more sustainable ways to manufacture.
"Many people in these industries lack knowledge about the scientific side of these processes," he said. "I have a chance to inform them about how we can make electroplating more sustainable while also increasing profitability."


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Leandro Doune plays in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and some have described him as a bluesman but he would be the first I've heard play a tango. Leandro has a relaxed, lyrical stuff which is fast and precise. Although he is not given to any affection in the sound of his guitar, Leandro has a soft Hendrix style of play which is melodic and transporting.
The play list for his set is a mix of covers and originals with the latter being a far ahead favorite at the MusikCircus. Leandro plays some intricate pieces but he knows well the value of a good hook and he hasn't forgotten the importance of melody. Sometimes melody gets lost in a mad rush for more speed in play but Leandro knows the balance.


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Little Big Bangs at Star Clipper
The Big Bangs opened their Free Comic Book Day set with a surf-rock cover of the X-Men theme. That would be the '90s animated series theme, a.k.a. the best one, not to nerd out or anything.
Volcanoes at Foam
Steve took this sweet video of Volcanoes rocking out and it was way better than anything I filmed in my life.
Q at Los Punk
I had not heard the hype yet about new local punk band "Q" so I was in for a surprise when they rocked so hard. Check them out before they get real big and forget the little people. Since the letter Q is hard to search for, here's their bandcamp: http://singlerussiancuties1.bandcamp.com/releases
Trauma Harness at CBGB
Sometimes Trauma Harness brings movies along with them to play during their set. This time, it's news footage from 1996. At 3:05, the music syncs so perfectly to a local scare story about raves, you would think it's an official video. Proof that Trauma Harness makes fine rave music, as well as soundtracks to horror stories about rave music. So versatile!
Skull's Mind at Apop
What happens when two dark noise gods combine forces? Pretty much what you'd expect: a tripped out, joyous pop song that contains the words "baby girl" at least a hundred times. It's nice to see two best buds just having some fun and making it look so easy! World exclusive for Wrong Division, you can only find this video if you have the link. Thanks to the members of Skull's Mind, internationally reknown noise gurus Ghost Ice & Raglani.


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According to social media reports Donald Trump has picked Indiana Gov. Mike Pence to be his running mate in November.
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The record's opening, "God Smiled On Me," clearly establishes the comfort of acoustic subtlety within a groove that nicely unites Chestnut with band mates Michael Hawkins on bass and Neal Smith on drums. The pianist brings his gospel leanings to five original compositions and standards such as Dorsey's "Precious Lord." "...I borrowed a little Stevie Wonder feeling and added it to the mix to create a wholly different sound," says Chestnut.
He subsumes his hard bop and post bop past in the gospel and blues immersion of the record's first original song, "For the Saints." It takes Chestnut back to soul as we have experienced it in the domains of churches and small jazz clubs (how often one does feel like the other).
The resonant nature of Chestnut's playing doesn't give way to rhythm-driven ensemble groove until the 22nd minute, when Hawkins embarks on a lovely solo on bass. This follows with the kind of sterling piano work that defines a great club gig. We revisit the groove stew on "Flipper." By this point, I was recalling so many nights watching the great Oscar Peterson.
You Are My Sunshine is a well-paced record. Phrases, explorations, solos and ensemble combine in a time that spaces out this music. Chestnut moves us from one idea to the next with seamless expertise. Great players learn how to immerse the listener in a stew of musical flavor on the bandstand, at home and, in Chestnut's case, at Berklee. The experience is very positive.
"Errolling," an original dedicated to Erroll Garner, reflects Chestnut's embrace of the tradition and the new demand for re-examination. Songs of quietude are best left to resonate. This happens in transcendent simplicity with "Total Praise," one of the highest moments on this record. Jazz lovers often dismiss songs like this, ideas stated in three minutes or less, as "ditties." Bill Evans turned such dismissal into legend. Chestnut hints at the brilliance of that here.
"Light Hearted Intelligence" pulls us back to Chestnut's original groove of ensemble dance. His tickling solo work makes way for one of several short drum solos by Neal Smith, a tasteful assembly of accentuated decisions. This may be the only song on the record that is negatively abbreviated, but Chestnut can forever extend it in concert.
You Are My Sunshine is a nice release; it retrospectively values a time when the new seems to pale by comparison to the aged. This record will warm traditional jazz lovers like a good memory. It is refreshing to see this kind of jazz emerge from an artist under 40.
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Personnel: Cyrus Chestnut, piano; Michael Hawkins, bass; Neal Smith, drums.
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Building a grand château in turn-of-the-century Ottawa could only begin with the vision and foresight of a strong and ambitious individual. Charles Melville Hays an American who ventured to Canada as the General Manager of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway of Canada had that vision. Hays wanted to extend the Grand Trunk Railway to the West Coast and build several railway stations and deluxe hotels in all the major cities along the way.
After dismissing the originally commissioned American firm of Bradford Lee Gilbert, Hays hired Ross and Macfarlane of Montreal to take over the design of the Château. That design combined the French Renaissance style with the neo-Gothic vertical lines of the Parliament Buildings. No expense was spared to make the Château a truly luxurious hotel. Builders used granite blocks, white Italian marble, light buff Indiana limestone and copper for the roof. The elegant Château was furnished with antiques, a travertine marble staircase with brass railing, Czechoslovakian crystal and Sèvres vases. Unfortunately, Hays never had the chance to see his dream come true. Days before the hotel was scheduled to open on April 26, 1912, the new president of the railway was returning from England on the ill-fated Titanic. Hays and the male members of his party perished on April 14, 1912.
The grand opening was delayed until June 1, 1912. Hundreds of people flocked to see Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Canada's seventh Prime Minister, officially open the hotel. A renowned French sculptor, Paul Romaine Chevré had been commissioned to create a bust of Laurier for the lobby of the hotel. On opening day, moments before Laurier went for a private viewing of the bust workmen dropped the statue and the nose was grossly chipped. Unaware of the mishap, Laurier was terribly insulted when he saw the bust. Nonetheless, Laurier was the first to sign the hotel's guest register and the marble statue was repaired.
The regal Château changed the face of downtown Ottawa lending a new elegance and sophistication to the city. The building costs totaled $2 million. The 306 rooms, priced at $2 per night, were among the first hotel rooms to offer indoor plumbing. Ottawa finally had a hotel fit for a capital city.
In 1919, Canadian National Railways assumed control of several railways and Grand Trunk Hotels, including the Château Laurier. In 1929, Montreal architect, John Archibald, and CN's own architect, John Schofield, adapted a design for expansion of the hotel. An East Wing and 240 rooms were added and the shape of the hotel changed from an "L" shape into a "U" shape. The Château also opened a state of the art spa. The art deco swimming pool, now part of the Health Club, was the spectacular centerpiece of the spa built with pale pink Tennessee marble walls and dark green marble pillars. A gallery with hand-wrought brass railing surrounded the pool with a Greek fountain at one end. Visitors relaxed on the chaises longues warmed by sunlight emitted from overhead brass lamps.
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- Abstract: Multivariate Analyses (MVA) have become important tools for experimentalists in recent years. A particular MVA, the Matrix Element Method (MEM) uses full differential cross section information in determining the event by event likelihood. We examine the extent to which the use of the MEM allows one to increase the significance for Higgs discovery in various channels where the Higgs decays to gauge bosons which in turn decay leptonically. We additionally consider the use of the MEM for spin discrimination in these channels.
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Given the shape of the overlying Bravo, the ceilings are low. Pattern altitude is a low 800ft, and the Bravo starts at 801---so best to give yourself a bit of room. Route I-95 runs on the east side of the field, the ceiling on the other side of I-95 is even lower at 500 feet, so it is best to keep the pattern pretty tight. Pattern entry for runway 9 is a bit unusual upwind entry.
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Laurier Brantford professor Scott Nicholson wants to help his students change the world — one game at a time.
Nicholson is leading the university's innovative Game Design and Development program, unique to the province, which debuted this year at the campus.
Friday marked the official opening of new Brantford Games Network Lab, known as the BGNlab, located on the main floor of the university's Grand River Hall on Colborne Street.
The former credit union building has been transformed into a gamers' paradise.
Students wearing white lab coats welcomed dozens of guests into the lab outfitted with computers, white boards, screens, game tables and a huge collection of board games. It's here that students will work on their gaming projects.
A lounge area, equipped with plug-and-play screens, will be used by students to test games. In an area called the Zone, students will mostly have fun with various gaming consoles and high-end PCs.
The goal of the lab, said Nicholson, is to spark engagement and collaboration between Laurier students, community organizations and local game enthusiasts to develop "made-in-Brantford" solutions to improve lives through games and play.
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As you can surmise, the past four months has been something of a blur with starting a new program, full-time work, raising a puppy (yes, he's still here. More on that later!), house work and frivolous stuff like sleeping and eating. It also occurred to me at the Friday launch event that as a part-time student, I'll be part of four or five different cohorts of students, which is a shame because I really like the ones I'm with now. I know I'm in the right place though, because half of my insomnia lately has been on account of having Too Many Ideas, which is a good problem for a creative type person to have. It was the same when I was starting Paucity, and we all know how well that's been going. That's not even sarcasm, it's been going pretty well!
I also want to re-iterate again what a friendly program GDD is to mature students; because it's not solely about programming, or AAA games, I genuinely feel anyone, of any age, with an interest in games and social change, would do very well here. Hint, hint, pretty much all of my twitter friends.


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This is a ''pro-ride experience' but you don't need to be a pro to take part.
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You'll ride in one of three speed groups depending on your ability. The slowest group will ride at an average speed of 20kph / 12.5mph and will receive the same support from our specialist crew as the fastest group riding at an average speed of 28kph/17mph.
Every day you'll cycle about 110 km, with several rest stops and a lunch stop to break up the day.
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No problem, you'll make friends fast. You'll ride in a peloton with riders of similar abilities and everyone riding is there for the same reason, to make myeloma history. Many of our past riders said they made loads of new friends and really enjoyed the camaraderie throughout the ride.
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Riders vary from beginners who have never taken part in anything like this before to experienced cyclists. With three different speed groups, we can accommodate all levels of ability.
Places for this exclusive ride are limited and each place on the ride has an entry fee of £949, which includes:
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- Four nights' accommodation including the final night in Paris (shared room unless single room supplement is paid)
- All travel and transfers on the ride, including bike transport and return Eurostar ticket to St. Pancras (except transfer from Paris hotel to Gare du Nord)
- Full support crew (motorcycle outriders, mechanical support, Ride Captains and sports physios)
- Branded high performance kit (four cycling jerseys that you'll receive a few weeks before the ride)
- Day bag for your essential items that will be available at each stop in France
- Celebratory dinner in the heart of Paris
Each rider commits to raising a minimum of £1,500 (excluding Gift Aid) in sponsorship for Myeloma UK.
The registration fee includes four bespoke cycling jerseys (that you'll receive a few weeks before the ride). You will need to bring your own road bike as well as waterproofs, base layers, helmet, cycling shoes and water bottles. As well as a valid passport, any visas required for your journey and travel insurance (it's mandatory for all participants). See Terms and Conditions (2019 version will be available soon).
Accommodation is shared with riders being allocated a room with another rider of the same sex, unless a single room supplement of £250 is paid at the time of registration.
If you wish to room with a particular person, please specify this on your registration form and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
Your luggage will be pick up at your hotel each morning and travel ahead to your next hotel, waiting for you when you arrive that evening.
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We have full mechanical support throughout the ride and repairs are free, but you will need to pay for any spare parts.
Each rider commits to raising a minimum of £1,500 (excluding Gift Aid) in sponsorship for Myeloma UK.
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"Don't just play anywhere – we take the game seriously" is a marketing campaign we came up with, as surveys showed that the gaming industry is still suffering from a bad image. People, also in the regulated Belgian market, associate gaming with negative things.
While unfortunately there are gaming websites that ruin it for everyone, we over at Golden Palace do things differently. We take the game seriously. So don't just play anywhere – play with an operator you can trust.
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Review: Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream
Hi Girls!
Loving my short and crisp review posts? Well, here's another one! In this post I am going to review Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream!
Review: Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream
I really liked the description written on the lip gloss tube. It says 'Its not lipstick, not is it gloss, Its like nothing you've experienced before. Its lipstick cream that goes on silky but looks soft matte.' And trust, this was the only thing which forced me to try this lip cream.
|Review: Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream
I love matte lipsticks and this one was different. This comes in a sturdy plastic tube that most of the lip glosses come with. As usual, applicator is inside the cap of the tube. I bought this shade number 13. It is really hard to define a color according to the number. But I can say, this is a near-to-coffee color. It has a slight redish tone too.
As they claim, texture is creamy and soft. It easily spreads on the lip. It says around 2 hours and therefore, I don't think its long lasting. Means if you want to wear it to a party or function, then good… but if you want to wear it to your office or work place, be ready to give touch-ups.
|Review: Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream
But, I didn't like the quality of Miss Claire Soft Matte Lip Cream. Its kinda greasy and I don't like greasy lip glosses. I have used lip glosses of other brands like L'Oreal, colorbar, Revlon etc. and if you ask me to rank this one, I will give it a 10th position!
Price: INR 200
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Advent Calender Day 1: Stars
Welcome to the first day of the Dream Well advent calender! Today, to start our special seasonal journey, I am writing about stars. We use stars atop our Christmas trees, we wish upon them to make our dreams come true and we get them in our eyes when we are filled with awe and wonder. What better way to start the festive season!
Stars in dreams can have wonderfully profound and positive meanings. Stars can represent our highest ideals, our spiritual Self, our loftiest aspirations and most inspiring goals. Stars can symbolise illumination, the ability to see through confusion to what is most true and real. Stars often relate to optimism, faith and new beginnings.
Stars in dreams can mean that we are achieving our goals or are inspired to set new goals. But stars in dreams may also mean we feel we are "shooting for the stars" and that those goals are unrealistic. Catching, touching or in some other way interacting with stars could be a sign that even those most far fetched plans could actually be achieved.
We use the word "star" to refer to our heroes of film and music, and in this way we can start to understand how a "star" can mean a person. Is there somewhere in your life you are shining brightly, performing in an outstanding way or attracting a lot of attention? Or is there some situation you would like to? Stars in a dream may mean confidence and success, like being a "rock star" or "movie star."
While stars can mean achievement and success in the material or physical world, stars are often incredibly spiritual signs. Stars are used by many world religions, so if you dream of a star then look to your own religious beliefs to see if this could be a holy message. Perhaps the dream could be reassuring you you are on the right path, or that you are actually closer than you realise to the divine. Even if you are not religious, stars in dreams can be a sign of becoming more enlightened, or of developing a deeper sense of connection with the universe.
Stars in dreams can come when we are seeking ideas, inspiration or guidance. Stars in dreams can come when we need hope or encouragement, they can inspire us to pursue our dreams, to follow our hearts, and to become the person we really wish and ought to be. Stars encourage us to be real, to take a chance, to be open and to try new things. Stars remind us too, that dreams really can come true.


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Little Red has qualified to compete at the USA Track & Field National Junior Olympics in Sacramento, California the last week of July.
Her journey began in Spring 2015 when she first joined the track club in our town. This wasn't because she's a great runner (she's not!) but because we were looking for an activity that she would enjoy. She had tried ballet, soccer, and softball, but none of those were "her thing." We thought that we would have her try track because, even if she never became a track and field superstar, it would be a good activity that would keep her from just sitting on the couch all the time.
For the first couple of practices of a season, the kids are allowed to try all of the events that they can compete in, and then they narrow their events down to 3 to focus on for the season. I mentioned earlier that Little Red isn't really a runner, so she decided to try racewalk for one of her sessions. It was a perfect fit for her.
If you aren't familiar with racewalk (few people are), let me try to describe it. It's a very fast-paced walk in which athletes have 2 basic rules:
- One foot has to be in contact with the ground at all times.
- The front knee has to be straight when the foot makes contact with the ground.
This is a great video of racewalk basics.
Little Red did extremely well at racewalk in the 2015 track season. She came in first in the state association meet and first in the regional meet. So last summer, we packed up to go to Jacksonville, Florida, for the National Junior Olympics. Jacksonville is only a few hours drive away so this was an easy trip to make.
During a racewalk race, there are judges stationed around the track to monitor whether or not athletes are following the rules of keeping one foot in contact with the ground and keeping their knee straight. Each judge has paddles that they show athletes who are violating the rules as a warning. After giving warnings, they give red cards for athletes who are continuing to have bad form. If 3 different judges give red cards for an athlete, that athlete is disqualified. There is a DQ board next to the track during the race where they mark how many red cards an athlete has.
During the National Junior Olympic race last year, Little Red had one red card as she began her final lap. It was really hot and she struggled maintaining her form during her last lap. She finished the race with the 5th fastest time in the race but was told afterward that she was dq'ed - her time didn't count. She was devastated!
For many athletes, this would be the end of their journey. They would become discouraged and quit.
Not my Little Red - she's a fighter. She immediately decided that she was going to work extra hard to get her form right so she could make it back to the National Junior Olympics this year.
This past weekend, she competed in the Regional Meet. She came in 3rd in her racewalk - the top 5 qualify for the National Junior Olympics. Not only did she qualify, but she didn't receive one warning paddle in the entire race! Not only did she qualify for the National meet in racewalk but she also ended up coming in 5th in mini-javelin.
I don't typically ask for money on this blog (or in my real life LOL). This trip is a chance of a lifetime and an opportunity for her to redeem her performance from last year, but it won't be cheap. We'll have to fly from South Carolina to California, stay for 5 days in a hotel, and rent a car for our time out there. We can't afford to take the whole family, so it will just be me and her going but it will still be expensive.
If you are inclined and able, we would welcome any donations for her to reach her goal of getting to Sacramento. You can contact me at the email address on my About Me page.
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Updated: Check out our best photos from Week 2 of 2019 high school football
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This is a very busy time for me…….Christmas is coming! Everyone is busy…aren't you?
As most of you know, I live in an assisted living complex, where there are three levels of care. I'm in the "middle" one.
Anyway, all tenants and staff are invited to take part in our Christmas craft sale… which happens one week from today, on the 15 th of November, over in the Manor lounge. Of course there are only a few of us that are vendors, but the rest come out to buy!
I am one of the those taking part. I have my book, "The Adventures of Johnny and Mr Fredericks", 2014 Calendars made from my watercolcour paintings, and, of course, my cards ( also made from my watercolour paintings)…….. I will have more than 70 different cards on the table! I have even more cards, but they wont all be put out.
Some of the residents here are starting to call me the 'bird lady' because of all the birds I have painted.
I have been printing Cards these past few days… plus making some CD'S. Every year I make a Christmas CD for my family members. It helps get us all in the festive mood.


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Abstract: Between September 25 and October 25 there were a total of 69 CTD casts with the NBP?s 24 bottle rosette system deployed from ship?s Baltic room (?Baltic CTD?) and 14 casts with a sensor-only CTD package deployed from the stern A-frame (?Stern CTD?) when conditions or work on the ice did not allow starboard-side access to the water. The Baltic room system includes a 24-place rosette frame with ... bullister-type rosette bottles of slightly less than 10 liter capacity each. Data acquisition for these two CTD systems as well as the Trace Metal Clean (TMC) CTD took place on an NBP Windows XP computer running Sea-Bird?s Seasave software. Electronics problems and computer software freeze-ups required repeated re-terminations of the CTD cables and at least one change of CTD computer during the course of NBP07-09. All three CTD packages included dual temperature, salinity, and oxygen sensors, while the Baltic and TMC packages additionally carried transmissometers, fluorometers, and PAR sensors (the latter being depth-rated to 1000m, it was removed from the Baltic CTD frame for deep casts). Additionally, dissolved oxygen (winkler method) and salinity values determined via laboratory analysis of water collected from rosette bottles following the Baltic and TMC casts were used to correct for any drift that may be detected in the cast data. Other laboratory analyses of water samples collected from rosette bottles included DMS, pH, total pH, DIC, total alkalinity, nutrients, and chlorophyll. Depending on water column characteristics such as temperature, salinity, and (later in the cruise / season), fluorescence, niskin bottles were triggered at various (between two and 23) depths during the CTD up-cast. Additional water sampling was conducted from the NBP?s uncontaminated seawater line, both for salinity analyses and for total CO2, which will be analyzed at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in conjunction with the ongoing Takahashi pCO2 surface observation project.
Our first three Baltic CTD casts to 500-550m were acquired over a north-south transect from southeast of Peter 1 Island (7016S), to the most southerly CTD location of the cruise (70 38 S). All three CTD casts showed characteristic winter profiles with a cold (-1.8C), fresh (33.96-34.02ppt) surface mixed layer down to 90m, 120m and 150m (from north to south), overlying warm (1.4-1.9C), salty (34.68-34.72ppt) Upper Circumpolar Deep Waters.
Purpose: Basic physical and chemical oceanography from CTD, trace metal and other bottle casts is generally poor in the Southern Ocean and particularly so in the ice-covered winter pack ice zone. This data set provides better information on the ocean beneath the ice pack in the Bellingshausen Sea than previously available.
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A trust is a document that establishes how your property will be distributed to your beneficiaries at the time of your death and, if you become legally incompetent during your life, how you want your successor trustee to care for you financially during your life. The establishment of a trust can reduce estate tax liability and can avoid probate.
The person setting up the trust is commonly known as the "settlor or grantor". It is the grantor who generally transfers his assets into the trust. Under certain circumstances, other persons may be allowed to transfer money into the trust subject to the authority given in the trust document. Once your trust is established, all property that you own is generally transferred into the trust and becomes the "trust property".
The trustee is the person who is in charge of the trust and must administer it. Typically, the initial trustees are the grantors but, upon the legal incompetency or death of a trustor, who is also the trustee, there is a successor trustee who then manages the property.
The beneficiary of a trust is generally the grantor who, acting as trustee, deals with the trust assets in a way that is beneficial to himself as a beneficiary. Upon a grantor/beneficiary's death, other beneficiaries benefit from the trust property in accordance with the trust document.
A trust can be revocable (modifiable or terminable) or irrevocable (non-modifiable). Most trusts are revocable unless you want to relinquish all your rights of control to the trustee as defined in the trust documents. Irrevocable trusts are generally established so the assets will no longer be subject to the decedent's taxable estate and, in some instances, not subject to attachment by the grantor's creditors.
Irrevocable trust allows you to have complete control and management of the trust assets during your life. If you become unable to do so, that responsibility can pass to a successor trustee without the need of having a conservator appointed for you. Upon your death, the trustee will distribute your assets to your beneficiaries as you have directed in the trust. The establishment of such a trust may operate to avoid probate upon your death. Contact the attorneys to discuss your options.


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17 Practical Decorating Ideas with Yellow Kitchen Cabinets
If you have yellow kitchen cabinets installed in the kitchen area you can definitely add more glam to the theme by adding nice yet impressive accessories. Here are some ideas on how to decorate the space without spending much money.
Lighting fixtures for Beauty
The first thing you need to consider when you have your kitchen remodeled is installing some unique and contemporary lighting fixtures, you can install them in some major areas such as:
- On or underneath the kitchen island if you inserted any in the area.
- Below or over the cabinets
- On the ceiling or just above the island table
Adding the fixtures would make a great impact on the interior of your kitchen. Since yellow is the bright color it can easily be enhanced in appearance if you know how to mix other colors such as greys and whites with it.
Decorating flowers in the kitchen:
Yellow kitchen cabinets would definitely your kitchen space to look different and somewhat unique, the incorporation of different colors will make a nice theme with the color itself. Not to mention that this color is bit difficult to handle but if you like natural elements then decorating the area would be easy for you. You can decorate some fresh flowers like roses, lilies and caca lilies for the area to give it a refreshing appeal. To create an adoring ambiance, you can also place some green indoor plants, they will merge with yellow to give your color a very organic feel.
Wooden furniture in area:
Just in case you don't have any island in the area already you can opt for some wooden furniture to go with the yellow kitchen cabinets to make a blend of contemporary and traditional decoration. Arrange a nice wood breakfast nook with four to six chairs and place it in the area to make a lasting impressing.
The brown color of the wood will mix well with the yellow and you will definitely enjoy the interior yourself. Keep in mind that some family shades such as sky blue, blue, grey and violet make a wonderful combination with yellow. If you use them in the space they can do a magic in the area by transforming it easily.However, if you want to create a contemporary outlook you can use stainless steel as well in kitchen with yellow cabinets. The more colors you add the better your decoration will be. If you want to do some creative decor yourself you can add artistic pots for decoration on the shelves and racks, they make a wonderful impression.
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Oshkosh United hosts the "Oshkosh on the Water" soccer tournament in early/mid June each summer. The event is hosted at the Winnebago County Park soccer fields which are conveniently located near interstate 41.
United also co-hosts the "Copia Cup" in conjunction with the Neenah Soccer Club. The Copia Cup takes place in October.
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It is a lot to remember, but they can do it. The kids will be much more comforable outside with mittens, hats, and boots.
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GRAND RAPIDS — When the Convention and Arena Authority meets later this month there will be a new board member, as Mayor George Heartwell will move into the seat held for four years by former three-term mayor John Logie.
The board will also put the finishing touches on the construction of
But once the pleasantries are over, members will take a hard look at two issues that are clouding the financial future they're facing.
The first is to balance the operating budget of
November brought the board a bit of encouraging financial news, as
"You really won't see business picking up until 2006, 2007, 2008," said Robert White, Kent County Fiscal Services director, CAA staff member, and part of the board's Finance Committee.
White said that as long as the arena can host 22 to 24 concerts each fiscal year, revenue from that building should cover operational losses at
The Convention and Visitors Bureau said that 109 conventions were held in the county last year and that 136 were booked for
Just 10 highlighted conventions in 2005 offer the city an economic boost of $4.8 million, with an August meeting of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite worth $1.3 million by itself.
"Yet, we're operating in a buyer's market with many cities competing for the same business," he cautioned. "To be successful, we must increase marketing and effectively deploy our staff."
If history does repeat itself,
In between those two, Showspan will present the Boat Show, the Golf Show and the Home and Garden Show. Other producers will bring in RVs, classic and souped-up cars, and wedding planners to the building during the busy winter months.
As for the capital replacement account, board members will learn at their next meeting that their projected $3.2 million operating reserve could grow to $8.1 million by the end of the fiscal year, if projections hold true and if members approve a fund transfer.
But they will also learn that in five years that account will have to reach nearly $16.2 million, at least that is the projected balance the fund needs by the end of FY10. Their mission is to grow that reserve account. It will be a tough assignment to fulfill if
The arena is projected to have a $1.51 million surplus for FY05 and in November, five months into the fiscal year, the building was $377,000 to the good. But that figure was nearly $248,000 short of the five-month forecast. Net income to the arena in November was only $13,372, or $135,000 below the month's forecast.
In his monthly report, SMG Director of Finance Chris Machuta said event income was lower than expected in November because the building held only one concert for the month, instead of the three that were anticipated.
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Which Stars Are Already on Team Kanye x Adidas?
We're just hours into Fashion Week and we may already have a winner.
Fresh off of music's biggest night, The Grammys, Kanye West made his mark on the style world, taking New York Fashion Week by storm with the Adidas Originals Yeezy Season 1 collection. Featuring sheer leggings, torn sweatshirts and some of the coolest sneakers we've ever laid eyes on, this lineup had the crowd cheering in the stands for Kanye. And his team is a pretty formidable one, with some heavy hitters already in his corner. See them all, here: