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"Dave is an amazing realtor and broker to partner with! He sold our condo much faster than we expected and was incredibly responsive and professional throughout.
We had tenants living in our unit so it was a little tricky, and Dave made everyone feel respected while also marketing and showing the property.
I always have a lot of questions ....he was very patient with me, took extra time to make sure I was comfortable with next steps and any decisions / changes made. If we buy or sell in the future, there is no question we will work with Dave. I tell anyone who wants to listen about him!!!!! Amazing experience."
"Dave is not only knowledgeable about the market in the area where I sold my house, he was knowledgeable about the areas where I thought I might live after the sale. He sold my house within the first week and then spent countless hours over the next few weeks helping me find the perfect place to move. Dave's a genuinely nice guy, who helped make the process smooth from offer to closing. He received high praise not only from me and my family/friends, but also from the buyers. I recommend him highly."
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"Dave worked with my wife and I to find a condo for over a year and a half. We toured over 40 units before finally reaching a contract. Throughout the process, Dave was nothing but wonderful! He never had anything but our best interests in mind, and often times, helped us think through what our priorities were and how much we were willing to flex. He is a wonderful agent and dear friend."
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"Dave was exceptional to work with. He listened to our requests and met our every need. Even when our needs changed, Dave was always ready with more options. His knowledge of the real-estate world and the Chicago scene is extensive. We always felt like we were in great hands with Dave."
"I clearly trust Dave because after I used him as my broker for the purchase of my new home, I asked him to be my broker for the sale of my old home. Dave is attentive, reliable, straightforward, responsive, and accessible. These attributes are extremely important for me, as I can be needy at times. He never acted frustrated or irritated with me (if he was, he hid it well!), and he was always patient and reassuring with me. Buying or selling a home can be stressful, and Dave made it so I could let go and trust him with a lot of the trifling details. I would highly recommend Dave, and lucky to have found him."
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As the official gin of Scottish Rugby (2016-2019), we developed two limited edition club gins ahead of the 1872 Cup. Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby players went head to head to create a new recipe for their team, alongside the distillers in St Andrews.
Castle Rock Gin is a limited edition gin made in union with Edinburgh Rugby and Eden Mill. We invited Ross Ford, Juan Pablo Socino and Fraser McKenzie to create their clubs gin at our St Andrews, Blendworks Gin School.
Inspired by Scottish wildflowers, elderflower, angelica root and a hint of dill were chosen, resulting in a heavy floral gin with an earthy undertone.
We suggest serving Castle Rock Gin with Fentimans premium tonic and a slice of orange.
The Scottish Rugby Gin Gift Box is available to order now.
Heavy floral with elderflower and aromatic coriander
Lemon cutting through on the palate with an earthy note from angelica root.
Finishing with a slight undertone of orange and dill with the elderflower lingering on.

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Thanks to the Friends of the Spring Lake Five, LLC, and Spring Lake 5 Mile Run, a limited number of entries are donated to and available through charitable organizations.
In 2018, our Charity Partners were able to raise over $115,000 for their individual causes, with $1,038,000 raised since the inception of the Charity Partner Program in 2007.
We ask that runners contact the charities directly – runners are asked to raise a set amount in pledges for the charity. All the money raised will be given to the charity; checks are written directly and mailed directly to the charity, not through the Spring Lake 5 Mile Run.
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In addition to the Charity Partner Program, the Friends of the Spring Lake Five donates to many, many community organizations.
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If you were scraping together pennies from your sofa to buy new Chicago Bull Dwyane Wade's former south suburban mansion, you've missed your chance.
The long unoccupied property sold Thursday — for just $300,000.
The sale comes a week after Chicago Inc. detailed how the property was in disrepair and had failed to find a buyer for more than a year.
The six-bedroom gated mansion in South Holland comes with a guesthouse, swimming pool, sauna, theater room and basketball court, and a laundry list of fixes before anyone can move in, agents for the seller and buyer say.
Buyers' agent Tamika Marks said the new owner will need to spend "at least a couple of months" whacking weeds and making repairs before he and his family can live in the 7,800-square-foot home.
The buyer — who Marks declined to identify — isn't a baller and didn't bring a basketball with him to test his new court when he toured the property, Marks said.
Initially listed for $595,000, the home had a final sale price that reflected its state of disrepair and the fact that it was "over-improved for the neighborhood," where most residents live in modest single-story ranch homes, she added.
Wade's ex-wife, Siohvaughn Funches-Wade, sold the home, where Wade lived until 2007, according to seller's agent Greg Wallace. Though Funches-Wade described it in her recently released autobiography as "beautiful" with "everything my spouse wanted, down to the basketball court."
After hacking down head-tall weeds and removing TVs and construction materials dumped around the property's perimeter, the new owner's next job will likely be appealing his $58,000-a-year Cook County property tax bill, another factor that kept other potential buyers away, Wallace said.
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John Artur is a Stockholm based image maker with a strong vision and consistent visual language. He's been working as a visual artist (graphic design, art direction & animation) for about 12 years but are now focusing 100% on his image making where photography, video, animation and painting are melting together into a personal and modern craftsmanship. Colors is the reason why he's doing what he does today. Before he knew anything about photography, art direction, graphic design and layout, he knew that he loved working with color. So, with his saturated imagery and conceptual ideas he's traveling far away from the reality into a world of naive maximalism with somewhat surrealistic twists of romance, sex and rawness. A world where nothing is ever boring.


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Joy in the little things of Life!!
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- Potter, Writer, Blogger, Quiller, Avid Reader, Chatter Box, Traveller, Foodie, photo crazy, Orchid lover, FB addict, and an enthusiast.... I work on extremes... You'll either find me laughing insanely or discussing something seriously serious.... I suffer from a laughter disorder...I am a lover of arts and crafts and anything that's colorful, bright and beautiful which includes my plants and my little lovely birdies... I am a mad friend, an insane daughter, a crazy wife and an unconventional sister... I choose to love, laugh and live!! My smile is contagious....So be careful :)
Sunday, August 3, 2008
When Love Strikes!!
Today when I sit to write I just wonder how life has its own twists and turns and how the presence of that someone special makes this journey of life worth. Life changes to its core and one ends up smiling for no reason. Even in the crowd, one finds solace and noise doesn't seem to bother anymore. Blood rushes all the time to the brain forcing it to think about that special person, everything he does and he doesn't. You start liking things once upon a time you detested the most and the simplest of thing on this phase of earth seems the most beautiful. There is this sweet melody that plays al the time in your ears and even the ruthless of the word seems the sweetest.
You stop cribbing about life and enjoy every bit of it. The feeling of belonging to that special someone is itself so out of the ordinary. You dress up the most striking way and stand hours and hours in front of that little mirror in your room. You don't grumble about getting drenched in the rain neither do you grumble about the scorching heat of the sun above. Suddenly the air seems cooler and fresher than before. The fragrance of the perfume seems to be filling the air around you and everything seems so so perfect. You go out of your way to be extra good to people and everybody notices this change in your being. Habits change and sleep disappears. Heart starts beating with thrice its speed and romantic songs suddenly replace those party numbers. Such strange yet wonderful feeling is LOVE. And Falling in love with the right person makes it all the more wonderful. The best part is, there are no rules to follow, love follows you.
Such a beautiful form of a feeling bestowed upon us by HIM. It fills your life with smiles and your special someone becomes a part of your prayer. You fear losing your love and treasure his / her presence in your life. This union, so special, so rare. Stars keep twinkling in your eyes and you weave dreams of a blissful life together.
The love of my life once said, " There is no Policy for love, Love is above all " And know what? I firmly believe it!!
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Norwich quartet VIER have shared 'In My Head', a new single that peppers garage riffs with rockabilly breakdowns. Take a listen after the jump.
Vocalist Fraser Clarke channels Jake Bugg on the track, which is accompanied by beautifully illustrated artwork from Lily Blakely.
Later this month the band will play at Epic Studios supporting We'll Be Detectives. Get tickets here.


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Stephen Schwartz, the musical-theater composer and lyricist, could hardly be more successful. His credits include "Godspell," "Pippin" and the long-running "Wicked," which has been playing on Broadway since 2003. There was no reason for him to write an opera. He had nothing to prove. So "Séance on a Wet Afternoon," his first work in the genre, which had its premiere in 2009 at Opera Santa Barbara, was a labor of love.
The piece arrived at the New York City Opera on Tuesday night in the Santa Barbara production, directed by Scott Schwartz (the composer's son) and conducted by George Manahan. It is sure to spark a discussion about whether it is a true opera, whatever that means. Is "Séance" a musical theater work with operatic elements? An opera with populist leanings? Of course there is only one question that matters: Is "Séance on a Wet Afternoon" good.
Not very, I'm afraid. This is unfortunate, because you have to admire Mr. Schwartz, an accomplished musical-theater artist, for finding his own way into opera. From beginning to end "Séance" is a thoroughly professional work. With just one intermission, it lasted nearly three hours. Yet it held the stage with mostly sure dramatic pacing in this simple, striking production.
It was an intriguing idea to write an opera based on the 1964 British film of the same name, written and directed by Bryan Forbes, which was adapted from a novel by Mark McShane. This Hitchcockian psychological drama centers on an unstable middle-aged medium who manipulates her mousey husband into kidnapping the child of a wealthy couple so that she can help the police locate the girl and win public renown for her clairvoyant powers.
In his libretto Mr. Schwartz tells the story well. And, to his credit, he sets the text to vocal lines that make the words come through clearly, a skill that many composers writing operas do not share.Continue reading the main story
The problem is Mr. Schwartz's easygoing and harmonically tame score, which at every opportunity breaks into cloying lyrical flights and set-piece arias, fortified by swelling strings and sonorous brasses. The harmonic language is like a gloss on Bernstein, or tepid Copland (in his "Tender Land" mode).
Mr. Schwartz participated in a City Opera panel discussion this month, moderated by the company's general manager, George Steel, on the topic of what defines opera and musical theater. The other participants were the composer John Kander, the composer and lyricist Adam Guettel, the songwriter and opera composer Rufus Wainwright and the playwright David Henry Hwang. One opinion that found consensus among the panelists was that music critics disrespect operas that are too accessible. I wanted to shout out: "Not true! The issue is more complicated."
Yet it is true that "Séance on a Wet Afternoon" came across as trying too hard to be an accessible contemporary opera. What caused Mr. Schwartz's reticence in this score? I can think of harmonically gritty and aggressive episodes in "Wicked" that are more daring musically than anything in "Séance."
Mr. Schwartz has a personal take on the story, which differs in tone from the film and includes a boldly altered conclusion. The film starred Kim Stanley in an Oscar-nominated performance as Myra Foster, the emotionally fraught medium who communes with her dead son, Arthur. Richard Attenborough played her husband, Bill Foster, as an asthmatic, broken man caught in a pathetic yet dangerous co-dependency with his willful wife.
Like opera composers before him Mr. Schwartz has the right to adapt any source to his own ends. Yet while his opera is not melodramatic, it romanticizes and softens the story, which here becomes a tale of a grieving mother driven to kidnap a girl who becomes, for a while, a surrogate child.
The compelling soprano Lauren Flanigan and the baritone Kim Josephson (in his City Opera debut), who created the roles of Myra and Bill Foster in Santa Barbara, perform them here, throwing themselves into Mr. Schwartz's work. Ms. Flanigan sings with burnished sound and makes every word matter. Where the role allows her to, she viscerally conveys Myra's instability and obsession, especially during the séance scenes.
Yet too often the character breaks into ambling arias recalling days gone by or the latest communications from her son. In Act II, with the kidnapped girl made to believe she is being kept in a hospital, Myra sings a bucolic aria about calm summer weather and other homey images. Ms. Flanigan sings radiantly, but her character is supposed to be deranged. So this sweet, soft aria undermines the dramatic tension.
Mr. Josephson has a smooth, appealing voice, and he brings a kindly disposition to Bill Foster. But as written, the character seems too level-headed to be a conspirator to such a crime. Bill's defining moment comes with a saccharine aria he sings to the kidnapped girl about how beautiful and loving his wife was when they first met.
The gifted and committed cast included the plush-voiced Melody Moore as Rita Clayton, the mother of the missing girl, and the dynamic tenor Todd Wilander as her gruff, take-charge husband. Bailey Grey was charming as their captive daughter, Adriana. The boy soprano Michael Kepler Meo brought a sweet voice and deceptive innocence to the crucial role of the dead son, Arthur. The muscular bass-baritone Phillip Boykin was hardy and confident as Inspector Watts, who appears to share the medium's spiritual beliefs.
The production, with sets designed by Heidi Ettinger, fluidly shifts between the two-tiered Foster house, depicted realistically but with eerily translucent walls, and the well-appointed living room of the Claytons. Curtains made from dangling black chains are a backdrop to the set and reflect light. The drama of these two families is interrupted periodically by crowd scenes with chorus members as intrusive reporters in pursuit of a sensational story. Though these scenes lend black humor and boisterous vitality to the opera, they are musically flat-footed.
Every time Mr. Schwartz's score had more complexity and nuance (asymmetrical riffs of five beats, sustained harmonies that create tension through astringent dissonance, piled-up voices in intricate ensembles), the opera would gain intensity and start to grab me. Maybe I did want "Séance on a Wet Afternoon" to be less accessible. Guilty as charged.Continue reading the main story


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If I were your life coach, first of all, I'd be honored that you would allow me into your life. I consider it a high privilege to be trusted with both the difficulties and the desires of a woman's heart.
I'd also be protective of what you share with me. (As an ICF-certified coach, confidentiality is a primary concern.)
And I'd be excited to get started. I'd want you to understand who you are and what you've been created to do (and not do), so you can live your life to the full as quickly as possible.
The first thing we'd do is get on the phone for a thirty minute inquiry session to talk about your life and see if my coaching is a good fit for you.
I'd ask you a few questions:
What's going on in your life right now? I'm a mom. I'm a nurse. I'm an engineer. I'm going through a divorce. I'm in a rut. I'm stuck. (I hear" I'm stuck" from 90% of the women I talk to.) I'm not using my gifts or living up to my full potential. I'm overwhelmed. I can't decide what to do.
What would you like to be different? I want to feel like I'm making a difference. I want to love what I do. I want better friendships and a healthy marriage. I want to know I'm doing what God wants me to be doing. I'd like to have a plan for my future. I want to be more intentional and less of a people pleaser.
What will get in the way? Overthinking. Procrastination. Negative thought patterns. Netflix. (Darn Netflix.)
How might coaching be useful to you at this time? It could help me define my strengths and passions. Clarify God's direction. Help me find my dreams and my purpose. Give me a fresh perspective. Provide the accountability I desperately need.
One of the main goals of an inquiry session is to help you see the possibilities before you. To help you begin to envision the life you want. To infuse hope and momentum into what has been a stagnant place.
If you want to do this on your own or help a friend or loved one with an issue they want to address, you can ask the "miracle question." This is a question designed to help you move beyond your problem and into a solution because we don't do this naturally. We usually stay focused on the problem, trying to figure out what went wrong (overusing the analyzing part of our brain), which is why we feel stuck. Instead, if you consider the life you'd like to have in the future, (accessing the creative part of your brain), you can generate new ideas, new possibilities and create momentum toward change.
Here it is.
The Miracle Question:
Assume that tonight you went to bed, and before morning a miracle occurred so that when you woke up, your problem was solved and everything you wished for had taken place. How would things be different?
At the end of our time together, as I do on each call, I'd ask you,
What's your takeaway? While I can't predict what you would say in that moment, here are a few phrases that I hear time and time again.
I'm excited again.
I feel hopeful.
Change is possible.
If life coaching sounds like something that interests you, click here, to set up your inquiry session. It's free. It's fun. There's no obligation.
In Part 2 of this blog series, If I were your life coach, I'll tell you what we do next.


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We are blessed to be living in an age where innovations in medical technology are saving more and more lives. Decades ago people were dying of diseases and we didn't know what to call those unnamed symptoms; but today the same diseases are not only identified but also curable.
All this is due to the advancements in medical technology. Science is improving at a rapid pace and we are experiencing newer breakthroughs every year.
Zaria Wilder of Healthable is talking about these modern medical innovations in this blog post:
Modern Innovative Health Products
By Zaria Wilder – April 6, 2013
The term 'medical technology' has got an altogether broader spectrum of meaning; in essence it covers all of the health-related areas, where the influence of new-wave technological innovations is competently made use of. As a result of the high level utilization of the trendy technological know-how, a whole lot of practical products that facilitates the augmentation process of physical and mental health of human beings are getting introduced into the market very often. While some of these products helps doctors in diagnosing the diseases, and then in giving proper treatments, some other healthcare products helps all individuals in their efforts for maintaining body strength and vigor.
Some of the commonly used technologically created instruments that are really handy for making a diagnosis regarding diverse diseases, and also in the treatment processes of the same are defibrillator, gamma knife, head mirror, heart pacemaker, heart rate monitor, holter monitor etc. An equally heavy load of excellent health care products which are extremely useful for individual health care needs can also be seen in the present day health-related market.
We all experience some kind of disease and suffering at some stage of our lives; that is when we realize the importance of medical technology. We are more than surprised when we know about these latest advancements.
If you didn't have a chance to follow the happenings of Digital Health Summit, then you should read this piece of writing by Fred Pennic:
6 Innovative Digital Health Products That Dominated CES 2013
by Fred Pennic 01/16/2013
A recap of 6 innovative digital health products that dominated CES 2013 held in conjunction with the Digital Health Summit.
The declaration by many predicting 2013 as the "year of digital health" got even more evidence to back up their claims with digital health making a huge splash at last week's annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The Digital Health Summit, which is held in conjunction with CES featured some of the most innovative digital health products available and soon to be available in the market.
This year's show was the largest CES with more than 150,000 attendees and 3,250 exhibitors making it a key event to launch your digital health startup and/or products. This year, several digital health companies took full advantage of this special opportunity to get further traction and raise awareness of their innovative products receiving major coverage in several major media outlets including CNN, NBC, and others.
In this video, Elazer Edelman is talking about bridging the gaps in medical knowledge:
So, innovations in medical technology are coming as a blessing in disguise for the common man on the streets.


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This parameter denotes the measure of the spectral broadening caused by the time rate of change of the channel. Doppler spread is defined as the range of frequencies over which the received Doppler spectrum is essentially nonzero. When a pure sine tone at frequency f c is transmitted, the received signal spectrum, called the Doppler spectrum, has components in the range (f c - f m ) to (f c + f m ). The Doppler spread is related to the mobile velocity v, carrier frequency f c , and the speed of light c by the relation f m = v f c /c.
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Error conditions that occur before this node runs. The node responds to this input according to standard error behavior.
Default: no error
The desired variance of the complex-valued Rayleigh distributed fading profile.
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A two-dimensional array of complex-valued coefficients. The number of rows corresponds to the number of paths in the channel, and the number of columns is equal to the profile length. Wire this parameter to MT Apply Fading Profile to apply this fading profile to a baseband I/Q signal.
The internal state of the node at the end of generation of the fading profile for the current iteration. When reset? is set to FALSE, this state is used to continue the fading profile generation at the beginning of the next iteration.
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The Ambassador of the Republic of Cuba, Her Excellency Juana Elena Ramos Rodriguez, presented her Letter of Credence to President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom, this morning, at the President's Office.
During the call, the President congratulated the Ambassador on her appointment and extended greetings and good wishes to the President of Cuba, His Excellency Raúl Modesto Castro. The President also conveyed deepest sympathy to the Government and the people of Cuba for the devastation caused by the hurricane Irma.
Furthermore, the President expressed sincere appreciation for the opportunities provided by the Government of Cuba in developing the Human Resources of Maldives, particularly in the medical sector, with hopes of cooperation in different areas, in the future.
The discussions that followed include the impact of climate change and the threat of terrorism in the contemporary world. In this regard the President conveyed his eagerness to work closely with the Government of Cuba for climate action and counter-terrorism, in the international fora, and assured that the relations between the Maldives and Cuba will be further strengthened through greater cooperation, during the tenure of the Ambassador.
The Ambassador concurred with the President and noted with confidence that the relations between the Maldives and Cuba will continue to prosper in the years ahead. The Ambassador also thanked the President, the Government and the people of Maldives, for the continued support to Cuba over the years, at the international fora.
The President was accompanied at the call by the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure, H.E. Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, the Minister of State for Foreign Relations at the President's Office, H.E. Mohamed Naseer and the Foreign Secretary, H.E. Ahmed Sareer.
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About Me
I'm Drew and I do a lot of stuff with birding and technology.
Since 2012, my brother and I have been building apps and websites for birders. I now work at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, coordinating the Merlin project, and working on the Macaulay Library and eBird teams.
I've had the opportunity to work on the best apps for finding and identifying birds, and look forward to taking advantage of latest advancements in computer vision, citizen science and crowd sourcing to make identification and birding resources available for the whole world.
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The Leakey family are among the "aristocracy" of archaeology - justly famous for their work in Africa. Mary Leakey was the wife of Louis Leakey, working with him for many years at Olduvai Gorge, and the mother of Richard Leakey, who also went on to become a famous archaeologist.
She had an interest in archaeology from an early age, but had an unconventional education, so was unable to go to university. However, she attended lectures on archaeology, and studied under Mortimer Wheeler at the London Museum. He accepted her to work on her first dig, at St Albans. She also worked for Dorothy Liddell at Hembury, a Neolithic site, where she worked for four years, until 1934.
She met Louis Leakey when she was hired to illustrate his book Adam's Ancestors.
They spent much of their time, after they married, working on sites in Kenya and Tanzania, including Olduvai Gorge and Laetoli, where they brought up their children Jonathan, Richard and Philip. These sites are of immense importance in the study of early hominids.
She died in Nairobi in 1996, at the age of 83.
Here she is, with a cast of the famous footprints found at Laetoli, made by an early hominid classified as Australopithicus afarensis, around 3 million years ago:


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Hey, so long story short I found this older camera set in our attic that my grandparents had given me when I was interested in photography. Well that was a while ago. The camera is a Pentax ME Super with a lot of other things. I was trying to find out what it is all honestly worth together.
When it comes to the rolls of film, none have been used at all, there are 3 black and white, and 4 color ones. The rest of the stuff in the last pictures I honestly have no clue what it is, the camera also has a protective case that fits around it from when the camera was bought.


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This post is sponsored by Kendra Scott. All my opinions are my own.
As the holidays quickly approach, we all start making lists. Whether it's for our own wish lists or lists of gift ideas for the ones we love, it always seems to be harder than anticipated. That's where I come in. I've done all the hard work in scouring websites of brands I love and making selections on what I believe are the best they have to offer. I've partnered with the amazing jewelry brand, Kendra Scott, to help you all find the perfect jewelry for the holidays. I loved their new collections so much, that I'm going to do a two-part blog series about them! First up: The Charm Collection.
Kendra Scott's charm collection is the best way to personalize a gift to someone. The charms offer deeper meaning that can resonate with whoever is receiving the gift. Below I'm going through exactly what I ordered to create my looks!!
- Tassel Charm Necklace – I am utterly obsessed with this necklace. It's the classic tassel design that has spanned decades of fashion and has been iconic in its own right. It comes on a gorgeous chain-link necklace that adds to its timelessness.
- North Star Charm with Adjustable Chain Necklace – I love the simplicity and versatility of this charm. The North Star is a subtle reminder for me that I am exactly where I need to be and that I will find my way, in time, with trust in myself and the universe.
- Chain Link Necklace – This beautifully classic necklace has a hammered design that makes the shine in sparkle in the light. It brings an element of sophistication and romance, which I love.
- April Taurus Necklace – Not only do I get to rock zodiac sign on a beautiful coin, this necklace also comes with a cute star charm and my birth stone! What's even better is that each charm can be removed to create a completely different look. For the photos in this blog, I removed my birth stone color because it didn't really match my outfits!
I also decided to style these charms in a completely different way. The above being more luxe and editorial while the below is more of an everyday look. Let me know in the comments which look you like best!!
I loved the way the Taurus Chain Necklace and North Star Charm and Adjustable Chain Necklace looked layered together, so I paired them for my everyday look. As you all know, I love a big and bold earring, which is why I normally pair down my necklaces. I often wear lariats or necklaces that can be layered, which is why I feel in love with Kendra Scott's collection.
I'm also going to add a view more of my favorites from the Charm Collection in my Shop the Post links below!!! Kendra Scott's website also has the best gift guide if you need more help!
I hope you fall in love with these as much as I did! Look out for my Part Two coming soon!!


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Next month Studiocode is holding their FREE annual conference in Forth Worth Texas, which will be an excellent demonstration of how Studiocode can be a powerful research tool for your simulation or educational program. Studiocode is very pleased to share with you a snapshot of what you can expect to hear, learn and participate in during the 2015 Studiocode Conference.
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In this session we will outline how Studiocode is used to analyze video data of math teachers participating in workshops, teaching students, and thinking through mathematical tasks. Dr. Strom has taught mathematics at the community college level for over 17 years and she is currently serving as the Principal Investigator for an $8.7M NSF-funded MSP project titled the Arizona Mathematics Partnership. This project is a professional development and research project focused on middle school mathematics teachers in 7 school districts in Arizona, and led by Scottsdale Community College.
Co-presenters: Dr April Strom, Scottsdale Community College Faculty. Matt Weber, Scottsdale Community College, Ph.D. candidate, Math Education, Arizona State University.
Data Visualization with Studiocode Code Windows
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Oct 23, 2017
The best introduction classes, gives an overall idea about UI/UX. Grateful for the efforts taken by the Georgia Tech and Coursera. Looking forward to see more courses related to my career. Thank you.
Sep 26, 2016
This is an insightful introductory course to User Experience Design. While it is just an introduction, the lessons and the examples provided were comprehensive, leaving you with a thirst for more.
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Feb 14, 2017
very smooth layman introduction to Ux design
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Aug 29, 2017
Dr. Rosa Arriaga is super arcitulate teacher!! (And super stylish:) Thank you so much! Especially for repeating key points several times - that was very useful teaching technique. I was a complete novice in the UX field and I understood everything from the course easily! Maybe it was because I have a degree in Psychology and some phases of UX are very similar to concepts of experimental Psychology.
The amount of information is rather small so it is indeed only an introduction to the field so that you can understand what UX design is all about in general.
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Mar 18, 2018
Very useful course to start adventure with the User Experience Design. Thank you.
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Great course. Provides a good overview of User Experience Design. The videos are also short and clear.
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Aug 01, 2017
Very well driven and explained.
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Aug 17, 2017
The course has been designed lucidly for a beginner to get to understand the principals. It will help lay good foundation for working out good designs for an efficient, effective and satisfying User Experience
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May 31, 2017
This an excellent introductory course of UX
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May 30, 2018
Excellent course which covers the basics of UX. Essential for anyone new to UX. Also gives ample and quality resources to delve deeper.
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Dec 21, 2016
Great teacher, great short course for learning the lingo in the field. I recommended reading the books mentioned at the beginning of the course simultaneously with doing the course work.
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Thank you Rosa! great course! :) I really enjoy it!
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Jun 09, 2017
Very effective content..
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This course does a wonderful job of using real world examples to better explain the theory. I came into this course somewhat familiar with UX design and now I am eager to learn more. Thanks
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Excellent course!
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Oct 03, 2016
This course was very real, current and useful in my life. The content was well structured & delivered exceptionally well. I liked the fact that it was both theoretically robust and practically inclined, the examples utilised where relatable and easy to follow. I also appreciated the passion is the delivery of the course by the lecturer, her enthusiasm made watching all the videos worthwhile. Thank you for this introduction- it made a significant difference in my life
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It was indeed an eye opening course. :)
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Very well articulated, precise and easy to follow
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The course is good for beginners and although sometimes the amount of information can seem a bit too much, it pays off to get to the end of it. I would definitely recommend it if I would have the chance.
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Oct 01, 2017
The course delivered what it said it would. One request would be to provide PPT's of the video session for download. It would be helpful.
I'm little more confident than I was before I began the course. Now I'm set tol explore more about the field.
Thank you Georgia Tech!
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Nice introduction!
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_ thorough introduction to ux-design . great course .
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It was very clear and detailed.
The Instructor's examples and demonstrations made it easy to understand. Great Introduction course.
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It's good to understand UX field and core definitions.
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Amazing start for me to think in lines with UX Design..
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WATCH: Hooded teens cause thousands of dollars in damage at Gold Coast golf club
A gang of hooded teenagers have gone on rampage at a Gold Coast golf club causing thousands of dollars of damage.
Staff at Coplicks Tallebudgera Golf Course have arrived at work to see all 16 of their golf carts strewn across the course, with several of them written-off.
It's believed a group of seven youths cut through chain wire fencing to gain access to the course, then cut the locks protecting the Golf Buggies around 10pm.
They then spent the night joy-riding all of the buggies around the course, writing many of them off.
In CCTV footage obtained by myGC, the hooded youths can be seen entering the course via the Tallebudgera side around 10pm.
George Coplicks, Manager of Tallebudgera Golf Coast, says they're unsure of the extent of the damage but they're facing between $50,000 and $120,000 in repairs.
"We've got 13 buggies that are un-driveable, four are definitely written off, and when you're talking golf buggies, you're talking seven to ten grand a golf buggy," Mr Coplicks told myGC.
Despite the damage to almost all of the buggies, the Golf Course has all hands on deck today trying to repair the greens and bunkers that were also ruined.
"My greenskeepers are out their doing a great job, they're repairing everything they can.
"We've got 5 bunkers that are wrecked, from them jumping the buggies through the bunkers.
"There's also six or eight greens that they've been doing skids on, that they're out there repairing at the moment.
"We're definitely still open, but yeah – it's not as good as it normally is," Mr Coplicks said.
It will be at least a month until the buggies are all operational again, which is expected to drastically affect the courses' income.
"A lot of our members are seniors, who rely on golf buggies to get out and have their exercise and get on the course with our members and they won't be able to.
"We had to turn a lot of the senior members down today, because they couldn't get out there and they've all gone home because they cant walk the course.
"Everyone's very upset, angry even.
"Most of our members are retirees and they already don't like the generation coming up and I think this instils that a bit more, which is unfortunate," Mr Coplick said.
According to Mr Coplicks, Police have spend the morning investigating, and have found evidence that could lead them to the culprits.
"Police came out first thing this morning, they're sending their crime team out.
"They've found a few belongings that have been left on the course, and they're hoping they belong to the youths who did this and they're going to do some finger printing and things like that and hopefully it leads somewhere," Mr Coplicks said.


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November 11. In the evening children (with their parents preferably) go door to door with a lantern and get candy in exchange for singing Sint Maarten songs. The feast has gained popularity in the Netherlands. In the previous century it wasn't celebrated everywhere, but somehow it did find it's way to Almere quite early on. It's the name day of Utrecht's Patron Saint Martinus van Tours, and the origin is purely speculation.
When I was younger we'd make containers or bags and lanterns at school from glass pots or milk cartons and a candle would be lit when we would take our home made lantern door to door. We'd sing cute songs and really made an effort. In the 80's we would still get unpackaged candy or hands full of pepernoten or a mandarin or a little pack of raisins. On other occasions actually a few pennies.
Eventually it changed to paper lanterns from the store, battery operated lights and packaged candy. People became ever so health and safety conscious. Also people became overly generous and even started giving away whole candy bars. Nowadays you see that the loot consist of mostly mini candy bars. Which are conveniently always on sale in supermarkets around that time of year. But kids do tend to gather quite a lot of snacks.
I started noticing a decline in cuteness when kids came at my door. Kids, waaaay too old for it, screaming a speed core version with shady lyrics of what might have once been a cute Sint Maarten song. I decided to not hand out any more stuff to older kids that do not sing properly. Also, one year I thought I'd delay their (over)eating pleasure by handing out those yet to be frozen popsicles…
The last couple of years, because of the cuteness decline, lots of people lost their willingness to hand out candy. Also, poverty could be a reason that some people tend not to be able to hand out candy at their door. Children growing up in these poverty stricken homes will have the time of their lives going door to door to collect candy. A great opportunity.
Generally people who do not want to participate disconnect their door bell, close their curtains and turn off the lights. Or they just plan a night out to avoid the stream of children all together.
On the other end of the spectrum there are some people who go all out for the kids.. Halloween style! Like in de Bouwmeesterbuurt in Almere Buiten, where a teenager annually dressed up as a masked, scary, bloody butcher wielding a working chainsaw (without the chain, rigged for safety). Lots of kids loved it, but because of several parents complaining it was too scary for little kids (some who were afraid to walk anywhere near that house) he had to end his beautiful tradition last year. But the Halloween aspect is increasingly creeping into the tradition of Sint Maarten, with decorations near doors and off course there is the obvious similarity with the-going-door-to-door-to-get-candy thing.
I've been thinking of not buying candy this year but maybe giving out pencils or another tiny gift that endorses creativity… or something. What will you be handing out for Sint Maarten? – Petra


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World famous wrap-artist Christo is in Denver tonight to drum up support for his Arkansas River cover-up project. The sold-out Seawell Ballroom event kicks off a four-city lecture series announcing the 45-day public comment period required after the BLM releases the environmental impact statement of the project on July 15. For "Over the River" to ever get underway, Christo is going to have to make some big promises... To prevent bighorn sheep from dying of thirst during the two-week temporary exhibition, volunteers will have to dress in animal costumes to lure the wildlife from the canyon walls, through the US 50 traffic jam and down into the fabric-covered river to take a drink. Instead of "recycling" the materials from the project into pricey souvenirs for art collectors, Christo must promise that the one million square feet of silvery luminous fabric and cables will be made into clothing, blankets and tents for the homeless. To keep critics of the project from using the four-city tour to complain that the "environmental artist" is actually creating an anti-environmental artwork, Christo will use the time allotted in his lectures to avoid questions and instead share stories about the financial success of his Central Park "Gates" exhibition, and how his art projects have changed the world (and vice versa).
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I hope you are well and that you have had a good weekend.
Yesterday I was at The Craft Barn teaching a class all about the wonderful PaperArtsy range of products. Spending time exploring the possibilities was fabulous and of course we ran out of time! This is some of what we got up to as well as the ladies being busy busy.
One of the things that we ran out of time to do was working on fabric so I said that I would pop on the step by step here so here it is (Lots of photos!)
So there you have it. Hope you enjoy it and give it a go.
I'll pop back tomorrow with a tag made with it! Until then I hope you have a good afternoon.


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Guided Tour Descriptions
History 101
Designed for guests who have never visited Kings Landing or who haven't been in a long time, this tour is an introduction to New Brunswick's past. With interpretation spanning from the American Revolution to the turn of the 20th century, your guests will have an opportunity to explore a variety of 19th-century themes like farming, lumbering and more.
Field to Fork
Our Field to Fork Tour is the ultimate foodie experience. This tour highlights the importance of self-sufficiency and the yearly cycle of 19th-century farming in rural New Brunswick. Your guests will get a feel for composting, harvesting, milling, preserving, and traditional cooking methods. This hands-on tour is sure to get your group chatting at your next meal!
With all that work that had to be done, leisure time and entertainment weren't abundant in 19th century rural New Brunswick. However, your guests will be surprised to learn how Victorian etiquette was relaxed when there was time to be footloose and fancy-free. Guests will be invited to connect to history by participating and discovering how rural New Brunswick's early settlers recharged and celebrated their achievements.
Secrets & Taboos
Designed for those who want to dig deeper into 19th-century history, our Secrets and Taboos Tour discusses the topics that are usually best left unsaid. Your guests will have the opportunity to explore many controversial topics like, but certainly not limited to, the evils of alcohol, discrimination and stereotypes. This tour is not for the faint of heart!
The Survival Tour
No one knew more about survival than New Brunswick's early settlers. They arrived with little in hand and literally carved new lives out of the rugged countryside. Your guests will explore themes like immigration, food production, water supply, sickness, brutal winters and the tragedies of early life in New Brunswick.
The Floral Tour
Designed to introduce your guests to the flowers and plants along the majestic Saint John River, our Flora Tour explores many themes such as composting and crop rotation; the role of farm animals for soil cultivation; seed drying, preparation and storage; as well as identifying heritage species. Your guests will also witness the importance of the grist mill in flax and buckwheat milling, learn about natural medicines and explore some of New Brunswick's oldest apple varieties.
Little Historian Tours (K-12)
Children at Work and Play – Primary (Kindergarten, Grades 1 & 2)
This tour will help your students visualize how kids their own age would have lived over 200 years ago! While discussing chores, family, clothing and entertainment, your little historians will be comparing and contrasting what they are learning with their own lives. They will experience hands-on chores, old-fashioned games and a visit to our
one-room schoolhouse.
Who Lives in Your Neighborhood? – Elementary (Grades 3, 4 & 5)
While travelling through Kings Landing, your students will have a chance to meet some costumed characters and discover what life was like for New Brunswick's early settlers. Don't be surprised if your group is asked to pitch in! Your students will constantly be commenting on the similarities and differences between the villagers lifestyle and their own.
Waste Not, Want Not – Middle School (Grades 6, 7 & 8)
On this visit to Kings Landing, your students will discover that recycling has been around for a really, really long time! By examining packaged goods, reusable "waste," shelf life and the availability of goods at the general store, your students will compare and contrast 19th-century lifestyles with their own.


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My time in Addis was fairly uneventful. Apart from eating large amounts of good food and drinking lots of awesome coffee, I didn't do that much. Still, it was nice to be able to chill out without needing to do anything. Plus, we had the luxury of real beds and rooms in the oldest hotel in the city, Taitu Hotel; a pleasant, although now slightly faded, building in the central Piazza area. Free Wi-Fi here too, as well as a lady playing the piano in the lounge. Ryan, Gary and I did wander around the market one day however – supposedly one of the largest in the world.
Falcon and Laura re-joined the truck here, after the two weeks they spent in Somaliland (the northern – safe – self-autonomous part of Somalia), as did Jono, Kirstin and Kat (Canadians and German), who were unable to get their Ethiopian visas beforehand and had to fly to Addis from Nairobi.
After successfully obtaining our Sudanese visas, we left for Bahir-dar, a town on the southern end of Lake Tana.
On the way, the scenery was incredibly green and fertile, looking more like Wales than Africa. Although the south-east of Ethiopia is currently experiencing a terrible drought, the rest of the country is lush farmland, with plenty of rain. In fact, it's rained every single day we've been here! It's tragic that some of this excess water isn't transported to those dying of thirst.
A scenic spot for lunch, complete with vultures soaring overhead.
Our second major road-related problem of the trip (the first being a puncture in north Kenya) occurred that afternoon in the form of a torrent of water flooding across the road for more than 500 metres. This is rainy season and a river had burst its banks from the huge amount of rain that falls in the highlands.
People were wading across, trucks were getting stuck…
And the few of us who fought our way through the extremely fast flowing water got soaked!
Dan and Kirst hitched a lift on the back of a pickup and, after deciding that our truck could (probably) make it through, Grant carefully negotiated the muddy banks and got it across.
After all that excitement, it was getting dark and we struggled to find somewhere to camp. Because there are so many people living in Ethiopia, sometimes it's hard to find places to bush camp.
Cooking over a fire in the rain… no problem at all, once you get the damn thing lit! Thank goodness for diesel.
Rusted out tank on the side of the road.
Could be a scene from home.
Rain didn't quite clean all of the truck.
On the road into Bahir-dar.
What to do on a rainy day at the camp in Bahir-dar… why not make some bread?
I liked Bahir-dar; there are countless places to eat and drink, and the city has got a really laid back atmosphere, with very little hassle.
From here, some of us organised to take a minibus out to the Blue Nile Falls – the river's largest.
After a pretty half hour's walk, followed all the way by a bunch of sweet – but eventually annoying – kids trying to sell us stuff, we reached the falls. A recently built hydroelectric dam (they sell electricity to Sudan) has reduced the volume of water going over the falls, but it was still impressive.
The water is brown from all the flood water in this part of the country. Drought? Not here.
Because there are so many things to see and do in Ethiopia, and everybody wanted to do different things, from Bahir-dar, most people left the truck and made their own way around the country. Lee, Gary and I had been looking into getting the two day ferry across Lake Tana and booked ourselves onto it.
Travelling in a large group on the truck is great in many ways; however the three of us all agreed that we needed a bit of time away from it all. "Group sickness," as Gary put it. Plus, this boat isn't for tourists; it's a once-weekly service linking isolated villages, many of which don't have road access – we'd be stepping well off the beaten track and visiting places that few tourists ever see.
Predictably, it rained the entire first day.
The first little community we stopped off at, on an island. Mud everywhere! This lady was selling mangoes for 0.75 Birr (about 2p) each.
Wicker boats. We thought about getting one, just in case the ferry went down…
Cattle class – literally. It was certainly an experience. A girl in a little room under the stairs served fresh tea, coffee and bread – we spent quite a bit of time in here, sheltering from the rain.
The ferry moored up in this village for the night and we found a place to stay; 40 Birr (a little over 2 bucks) for a room. A dinner of Tibis (local, rich beef stew), fresh bread and beer cost even less. And given that the ferry only cost $15, it was an extremely cheap couple of days.
Although we woke to a thunderstorm, once on the boat the weather cleared up and we enjoyed glorious weather all day.
This was my favourite village the boat stopped at. We had an hour here and wandered around. Everybody was incredibly friendly, greeting us with waves, smiles and warm curiosity. The people here must see so few tourists (if any…) – people came out of their houses to greet us. I would have loved to spend more time here but, unfortunately, the next boat would have been a week later.
We spent the rest of the day sunbathing on the deck, arriving in Gorgora just as the weather started to turn. From here, after a bit of hassle locating transport, we jumped on a bus to Gondar. Finding somewhere to stay here was also a bit of an effort, but we eventually got a bed and a well-needed shower.
In the morning we took a very short flight (25 mins) to Lalibela in a little 80-seater turboprop. The bus would have been at least seven hours on windy roads; a return flight was less than $80 – easy decision to make!
The scenery was great though, being a small plane, it got fairly bumpy.
Lalibela is high up in the mountains (2500m) and the little airport is in a valley, so the descent is very steep; the pilot has to dodge peaks all the way down.
In the town, we searched out the cheapest hotel (2$) – really basic, but owned by a lovely family who didn't try to overcharge us because we were tourists, unlike many others.
Lee said that Lalibela reminded him of little towns in Nepal, with similar scenery and beautifully crisp, clean air.
Lalibela is famous for its churches, hewn into solid rock.
Bet Georgis (House of St. George), the most famous church, built in the 13th Century.
Many people here live traditional lives, alongside those who have adopted a more modern way of living. In the street, you see some people dressed in jeans and designer t-shirts and others wearing cloth wraparounds herding goats and transporting things around with donkeys.
Mummified bodies of pilgrims and priests.
Rastafarian pilgrims; really nice guys, they were happy to talk about their religion and customs. The churches of Lalibela are pilgrimage sights for Orthodox Christians, and, of course, Ethiopia is the land of Haile Salaisse, 'King of Kings,' whom Rastafarians believe to have been the reincarnation of Jesus Christ.
It's quite amazing how the churches were carved out of one huge piece of rock.
Traditional coffee set. I'm going to miss the coffee from Ethiopia – it's so fresh; the beans are often roasted in front of you in a ceremony involving incense.
Each church has a priest who lives in a cave annex inside the complex.
A large group of pilgrims were gathered in one of the churches, being blessed by the priest and chanting and playing hypnotic, mesmerising music with bells and big drums. I stood in there for ages, watching, taking everything in – it was quite extraordinary.
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My room at the hotel. We met up with some others from the truck who'd also decided to visit Lalibela (they got the bus from Bahir-dar). They were all paying ten times as much for a room as us, at a fancy tourist hotel, and were horrified to hear how cheap we'd managed to get things. Saying that, our rooms were ten times rougher than theirs; no fancy en-suites for us!
Flying back to Gondar was even bumpier than on the way out, with thick, low clouds.
Lake Tana, which we crossed a few days previously. This is the source of the Blue Nile, just as the White Nile flows out of Lake Victoria in Uganda. That's both Niles' sources visited, and I plan to go up to Alexandria after the trip finishes in Cairo, so, I will have seen the river at both ends.
Gondar University, one of the best in the country.
Upon return to the truck, Mike had left Lee this, a deadly bow and arrow he'd been working on for the past couple of weeks. Bow and arrows have become his obsession during the past couple of months – he's been perfecting the art, with each one more dangerous than the previous. This one's Mk-5…
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