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OANA AVASILICHIOAEI'S translations include poetry—Occupational Sickness by Romanian Nichita Stanescu (BuschekBooks 2006) and The Islands by Louise Cotnoir (Wolsak & Wynn 2011)—and fiction: Wigrum by Daniel Canty (Talonbooks 2013). She is editing an issue on poetry in translation from Quebecois French for the New York magazine Aufgabe (Spring 2013) and her most recent book of poetry is We, Beasts (Wolsak & Wynn 2012), winner of the A. M. Klein Prize.
In the late 1950s, JEAN A. BAUDOT (1929–2001), a young engineer, was hired to manage the computers in the statistics centre attached to the mathematics department at the Université de Montréal . In 1964, his experiment in electronic literature, La Machine à écrire, was published. That same year, he co-founded the university's first computer science centre, becoming the director in 1971. Increasingly interested in linguistics, in 1978 Baudot left computer science for the linguistics department, where he was hired as a professor. In his lifetime, he produced a number of language-manipulation software programmes and published many articles and books in the field where language and mathematics intersect.
COLIN BROWNE is a poet and filmmaker living in Vancouver. His most recent book is The Properties (Talonbooks 2012). He teaches in the School for the Contemporary Arts at Simon Fraser University.
TED BYRNE lives and works in Vancouver. Recent books include Beautiful Lies (CUE Books) and Sonnets: Louise Labe (Nomados). A previous collaboration with Christine Stewart can be found in vol. 1 of the online journal The Poetic Front ("Reading McCaffery: a Discussion of Seven Pages Missing"). They are currently working on translations of Dante's Rime Petrose.
LOUIS CABRI has had the good fortune of crossing paths with Roy Miki and his work in a number of contexts. They have twice launched books together. Roy contributed to the PhillyTalks poets' dialogue series (2001), and prepared a talk, "Who Me?" for the Transparency Machine series (Windsor, 2007). Louis has delivered two papers on Roy's poetry and poetics, one for "Tracing the Lines: A Symposium on Contemporary Poetics & Cultural Politics in Honour of Roy Miki" (Vancouver, 2008), the other for the conference "Canada and Beyond" (University of Huelva, Spain, 2010). Cabri teaches poetry, theory, and creative writing at the University of Windsor, in Windsor, Ontario, and poems of his appear in Detours: An Anthology of Poets from Windsor & Essex County, edited by Susan Holbrook and Dawn Kresan (Palimpsest
Press). His most recent doings include Poetryworld (cuebooks.ca) and a poetry workshop called "Syntax" he held for the Toronto New School of Writing.
DANIEL CANTY is a prolific Montreal author and director working in literature, film, new media, theatre, visual arts, and design. His first book, Êtres artificiels (Liber 1997), was a history of automata in American literature, and his directorial
debut was a Web adaptation of Alan Lightman's Einstein's Dreams (DNA 1999). Wigrum (La Peuplade 2011), his first novel, excerpted in this issue, will appear from Talonbooks in a translation by Oana Avasilichioaei. Its publication follows La table des matières, a trilogy of collective books of intricate graphical confection, on the city, food, and sleep. He has also translated books of poetry by Stephanie Bolster, Charles Simic, Michael Ondaatje, and Erin Moure. In 2012, he wrote the libretto for Operator, an electroluminescent automata by Mikko Hynninen presented at Lux Helsinki, as well as Ad Nauseam, a play inspired by Annie Descoteaux's collages.
ANGELA CARR is a poet and translator whose translations include Chantal Neveu's Coït (BookThug 2012). She is the author of two collections of poetry, Ropewalk (2006) and The Rose Concordance (2009), and several chapbooks including Risk Accretions (Beautiful Outlaw Press). She currently divides her time between Montreal, where she is completing a PhD in the Département de littérature comparée at the Université de Montréal, and New York City.
FRANCE DAIGLE'S textured prose and incredible fiction Pour sûr won the 2012 Governor General's Award for French fiction, highlighting once again the power of Chiac as literary language. Daigle has published five other novels, and created three plays for the theatre company Moncton Sable. Her work has received the France-Acadie Prize and the Eloize award. "Extrait de Pour Sûr", in this issue, is drawn from pages 16–23 of Pour Sûr (Les editions du Boreal 2011). Later in 2013, Pour sûr will appear from House of Anansi in English in Robert Majzels' translation.
LISE DOWNE's most recent book of poetry, This Way, was published by BookThug. Previous titles include Disturbances of Progress with Coach House Books, and A Velvet Increase of Curiosity and The Soft Signature, both with ECW Press. She lives in Toronto, where she continues to write and make jewellery and other small sculptures.
PERRY EATON was born in Kodiak, Alaska in 1945 and is a member of the Sun'aq Tribe of Sugpiaq Alutiiq. He served as the President and CEO of the Alaska Native Heritage Center during its inception and opening in 1999, and currently serves on several boards and committees, including Koniag Inc. and its subsidiaries (the regional Native corporations for Kodiak Island's Alutiiq people); the First National Bank of Alaska; the Alaska Native Arts Foundation; the Alutiiq Museum; and Urban Works. Internationally, he has worked through the University of Alaska and on the board of Counterpart International Inc. on indigenous peoples' socio-economic issues. As an artist he is focused on Alutiiq mask designs and black and white photography. His work has been shown internationally and he has been an artist in residence at the Chateau-Musee in Boulogne sur Mer, France and Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He received a Governor's award for his contributions to the Humanities in 2006 and was selected as a United States Artist Rasmuson Fellow in 2009.
KATE EICHHORN'S most recent collection of poetry, Fieldnotes, a forensic (BookThug 2010), was a finalist for the 2011 Governor General's Award. Her other books include Fond (BookThug 2008), the co-edited collection, Prismatic Publics:
Innovative Canadian Women's Poetry and Poetics (Coach House 2009), and a forthcoming monograph, The Archival Turn in Feminism: Outrage in Order (Temple University Press 2013). She teaches in the Culture and Media Studies program at the New School University in New York.
DANIELA ELZA's work has appeared nationally and internationally in over 80 publications. the weight of dew (Mother Tongue Publishing 2012) is her debut poetry collection. the book of it (Ebook and print) came out in 2011. Daniela's poetry book milk tooth bane bone was just published by Leaf Press.
BRONWYN HASLAM has previously published poems and translations in The Capilano Review, Matrix, and Dandelion and in chapbooks from No Press. She holds a BSc in Cellular and Molecular Biology and a BA (Hons) in English from the University of Calgary (2008), and is currently completing an MA at the Université de Montréal on the poetics of apprehension.
Author of After Ted & Sylvia: Poems, CRYSTAL HURDLE teaches English and Creative Writing at Capilano University in North Vancouver. In October 2007, as Guest Poet at the International Sylvia Plath Symposium, Crystal read from the text at the University of Oxford, and at Blackwell's Bookstore. Her poetry and prose has been published in many journals, including Canadian Literature, Literary Review of Canada, Event, Bogg, Fireweed, and The Dalhousie Review. Crystal has a teen novel in verse forthcoming from Tightrope Books.
SUZANNE LEBLANC is a professor in the Visual Arts school at the Université de Laval (Quebec). She has exhibited installations and media work mainly in Quebec and has published theoretical texts in Germany, France, Switzerland, and Canada. Her research and creative work focus on the philosophico-artistic dimensions of architectures of knowledge. La maison à penser de P (2010) is her first novel. She holds a PhD in Philosophy (1983) and in Visual Arts (2004).
ROBERT MAJZELS is a Montreal-born novelist, poet, playwright, and teacher with four novels to his credit and many translations. He was awarded the Governor General's Award for translation for his English version of France Daigle's Just Fine, and was co-shortlisted with Erín Moure for the Griffin Poetry Prize and the Governor General's Award for their translation of Nicole Brossard's Notebook of Roses and Civilization. His translation of France Daigle's Pour Sûr, For Sure, is forthcoming from Anansi in June 2013. Fragments 20.1.3 to 37.11.10 appear in this issue. He lives and teaches in Calgary. His and Claire Huot's 85s project can be viewed at www.85bawu.com.
ROY MIKI has published widely on Canadian literature and culture. He is the author of Broken Entries: Race, Subjectivity, Writing (Mercury 1998) and Redress: Inside the Japanese Canadian Call for Justice (Raincoast 2004), as well as five books of poems. His third book of poems, Surrender (Mercury 2001), received the Governor General's Award for Poetry. Most recently, he has published Mannequin Rising (New Star 2011), a book of poems and collages, and In Flux: Transnational Shifts in Asian Canadian Writing (NeWest 2011), a collection of essays.
ERÍN MOURE writes poetry and essays, and has translated poetry from French, Spanish, Galician, and Portuguese by poets Nicole Brossard, Andres Ajens, Louise Dupre, Rosalia de Castro, Chus Pato, and Fernando Pessoa. She has received the Governor General's Award, Pat Lowther Memorial, A.M. Klein Prize, and was a three-time finalist for the Griffin Poetry Prize. She is currently working on Kapusta, a sequel to The Unmemntioable (Anansi 2012), and on Insecession, her response to Secession, her fourth translation of the poetry of Chus Pato.
CHANTAL NEVEU is a writer and an interdisciplinary artist. She is the author of the books Une Spectaculaire influence (l'Hexagone), Coït, and mentale (La Peuplade). Interdisciplinary textual projects include Èdres followed by Èdres | Dehors (Editions E=E), Je suis venue faire l'amour (Contremur), Passing, and Ce qui arrive (OBORO). Coït, translated from French to English by Angela Carr, is published by BookThug / Toronto. Other writings have been translated into English by Nathanael, Norma Cole, and Angela Carr. As a poet, she is part of the collective creative research project Stratégies artistiques de spatialisation du savoir directed by Suzanne Leblanc (FQRSC–Laval University). She lives in Montreal.
STEVE SAVAGE has published two books of poetry: 2 x 2 (2003) and mEat (2005) with Le Quartanier. Dessavage, his third book, has been ten years in the making and is forthcoming soon. His poems have been animated (Baillat Cardell & Fils), set to music (Alexander MacSween), translated (Erín Moure) and choreographed (Karine Denault). He has also translated and transformed many incarnations of New York poet Pam Dick, including Mina Pam Dick's Delinquent (Futurepoem books 2009).
CHRISTINE STEWART works in the English and Film Department at the University of Alberta and at The Boyle Learning Centre. Selected Publications include The Trees of Periphery (above/ground press) and Pessoa's July: or the months of
astonishments (Nomados). Selected forthcoming publications include Virtualis: topologies of the unreal, co-written with David Dowker (BookThug) and The Humanist (Red Nettle Press).
MINA TOTINO is a Vancouver artist—painting mostly—but spends much time observing the clouds in the sky.
TROY TYMOFICHUK works as a teacher in Toronto, Ontario. He has had poems appear in several Canadian journals, and has poetry forthcoming in The Antigonish Review.


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Martin and Esther Kafer have been climbing together for over 60 years and on October 1st they broke the World Record for the oldest male and female to reach the top of Mount Kilimanjaro. 85-year-old Martin Kafer and 84-year-old Esther Kafer made the climb along with 9 other members of the 2012 Ascent for Alzheimer's team. The team raised over $200,000 for the Alzheimer Society of BC.
Alzheimer's is a cause close to the Kafer's heart as Martin's sister suffers from dementia and can no longer even remember her own name. Despite arthritis, two hip replacements and numerous dangerous and sometimes life-threatening incidents while climbing, the Kafers were determined to challenge the current record and bring awareness to the cause.
To stay fit the Vancouver couple hikes three times a week and downhill skis twice a week during the winter. They started climbing together in the 1950s and spent their honeymoon climbing the Materhorn. Martin helped found the Federation of Mountain Clubs of B.C. and they are joint honorary presidents of the B.C. Mountaineering Club.
Martin explains his longevity secret, "I feel great. You gotta keep going, you know. You don't stop halfway there. If you're going to keep yourself alive, you have to do the things you like." Their advice for others is, ""Be active all of the time, eat well, use your arms your legs and your head. Most of all your head. Take every day as a bonus day."
See the 2012 Ascent for Alzheimer's Team pictures on Flickr
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Past Exhibition
Georges LeBar: Microwave of Mascara
Nov. 30, 2007 – Jan. 6, 2008
Opening Reception: Nov. 29; 6-9 pm
Special Reception: Thursday, January 3, 6 – 9 pm
Join C.M. Clark and Georges LeBar for this poetry reading and book signing event.
A very personal visual vocabulary takes on new meaning in the latest works by painter Georges LeBar, Microwave of Mascara. These paintings display LeBar's evolving artistic identity as a storyteller and mythmaker within postmodern America. This installation is a glimpse into the reality of consumer culture, melding art, fashion, advertising, and commerce into an allegorical narrative.
Within LeBar's iconography, it is popular culture that drives our heightened appetite for the outrageous. In a series of startling juxtapositions, fashion models can become canonized as the new saints, and cathedrals depicted as the hottest nightclubs. LeBar's work documents a culture that responds best to instant gratification, where the microwave becomes an icon for fast food for a frenetic society. Here, the omnipresent mascara wand becomes the talisman of beauty enhancement, perpetuating the mirage of flirtatious female sexuality.
Georges LeBar: Pillowtalk
December 21, 2007 – January 6, 2008
On the occasion of the release of the book "Pillowtalk" Paintings by Georges LeBar & poetry of C.M. Clark, a collaboration of painting and poetry in which the bed is depicted as icon, as locus, the central scene where varying characters enact their dramas.
Project Room exhibitions are made possible by the John C. Graves Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation of Broward. The 07/08 visual arts season is sponsored by Francie Bishop Good and David Horvitz.


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Donna Summer: Four Seasons of Love
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- Jul 2, 2014 Through Apr 19, 2015
Regular Hours:
M-F 10:30am - 6:30pm
Sat-Sun 10:00am - 6:30pm
On July 2, 2014, The GRAMMY Museum unveiled its latest temporary exhibition Donna Summer: Four Seasons of Love. Located on the Museum's fourth floor, this unique exhibition offers visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the iconic career of five-time GRAMMY Award-winner Donna Summer. This is the first exhibition highlighting the career of the legendary "Queen of Disco."
Donna Summer galvanized a diverse group of music fans and she was able to give credibility to a genre of music that had many skeptics. We are honored to tell her story and help demonstrate why Donna Summer is not only the undisputed 'Queen of Disco,' but also one of the most successful female artists of all time.
- GRAMMY Museum executive director Bob Santelli
On display through April 19, 2015, the exhibit features:
- Gowns and costumes designed by Summer;
- Set designs sketches, also created by Summer;
- Handwritten lyrics and notes;
- Never-before-seen photographs spanning Summer's entire career;
- Several hand-painted pieces from Summer's critically acclaimed Summer Fine Arts Collection;
- And more
Donna Summer rocketed to international superstardom in the mid-1970s when her groundbreaking merger of R&B, soul, pop, funk, rock, disco and avant-garde electronica catapulted underground dance music out of the clubs of Europe to the pinnacles of sales and radio charts around the world. Maintaining an unbroken string of hits throughout the '70s and '80s, most of which she wrote, Summer holds the record for most consecutive double albums to hit #1 on the Billboard charts (3) and first female to have four #1 singles in a 12 month period; three as a solo artist and one as a duo with Barbra Streisand. Donna Summer was the first artist to win the GRAMMY for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female (1979, "Hot Stuff") as well as the first-ever recipient of the GRAMMY for Best Dance Recording (1997, "Carry On"). In 2004, she became one of the first inductees, as both an Artist Inductee and a Record Inductee (for 1977's "I Feel Love") into the Dance Music Hall of Fame in New York City. Summer was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on April 18, 2013, less than a year after her death on May 17, 2012.
In 1978, Donna received the GRAMMY Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, her first major industry award. Donna's relationship with The Recording Academy was very special to her. On behalf of our daughters Mimi, Brooklyn and Amanda, and the extended family, we are truly honored to have the GRAMMY Museum host this amazing tribute to Donna's legacy.
- Bruce Sudano, husband
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Group tours of The Museum can be arranged. Please contact our Group Sales Department at 213.763.7923 or submit your group tour request online


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Students from across the ANU will be able to work with computing students, industry experts and entrepreneurs to develop their skills and create software start-up companies under the new ANU TechLauncher initiative, launched this year.
Students studying any degree in any discipline at ANU can participate in TechLauncher, and gain credit towards their degrees.
TechLauncher will enable those in the year-long course to work closely with technology experts and entrepreneurs on complex projects across a variety of disciplines and industries.
"Innovative and disruptive ideas often emerge in the boundaries between disciplines. TechLauncher will connect students with great ideas with the technical expertise required to bring the ideas to life" said Dr Shayne Flint who leads the TechLauncher initiative.
"We have been overwhelmed by the positive response to the initiative and are continuing to look for project ideas and industry experts to participate in this innovative new course."
The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science has offered industry-based computing group project courses for more than a decade which this year have evolved into the TechLauncher initiative.
A team formation day will be held on Saturday 28 February at the CBR Innovation Network, 1 Moore St, City. This event is open to all students, however, attendees should register on the TechLauncher website.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 56 diseños de 16 diseñadores freelance.
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Our Top Games
The gaming industry is growing every day. From the old times of Ping Pong to the introduction of the hyper-realistic games like StarCraft, it's evident that the latest technology is being used in the industry. Our most favorite games are StarCraft and Counterstrike. These are two shooter games which give you the best gaming experience.
The storyline of the StarCraft series is carried in various gameplay videos which are found on our YouTube channel. These games are released in chronological order. Each new title depicts the events which were occurring in the previous one. For instance, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty was an advancement of StarCraft I showing events that happened four years after the Brood War ended. Two major expansions, the legacy of the Void and heart of the Swarm, were later made. They were released in 2013 and 2015.
In the main series, all the games feature real-time strategy games. For each of the three species, the players view the events of the game as military commanders. Two spins of titles have also been released focusing on a different setting and characters but still retaining the main storyline. StarCraft Ghost, a spin-off, was meant to be a third-person action stealth game.
The technologically and psionic adept Protos have the capability of accessing machinery, powerful units, localize warp capabilities and energy shields which are powered by their supernatural traits. However, their military forces have expensive and lengthy manufacturing processes which enable the players to follow a specific procedure to get to all the base units.
Zerg possess all the organic structures and units that can be quickly produced at lower costs. Unfortunately, they are relatively weaker for they rely on speed and sheer numbers to overwhelm their enemies. Terrans, the humanoid, provides a neutral ground between the other races offering flexible and versatile units. They have unlimited access to the complex military machinery and technologies such as nuclear weapons and tanks.
Artificial intelligence is employed in the entire StarCraft game scaling different levels of difficulty. In single player campaigns, changing the difficulty level is not possible. However, it can be changing in multiplayer battles. At the beginning of the game, the natural Al modes are run by the enemy factions. As one scales deeper through the campaign course, the Al modes harden. In the first level, "level editor," the player accesses four Al mode difficulty levels: easy, medium, hard and insane. For each race, in the single-player campaign, there are thirty missions which are divided into groups of ten.
Counterstrike game rose to prominence by surprise within its first few days. It can either be played on a PC, Mac or even on gen consoles both online and single player. In this shooter game, players have the option of joining the counter-terrorist team, terrorist team or participate as a spectator. Each side has a mission objective to complete which is to eliminate the other team. By default, the players are given only one life and begin fighting with a knife and pistol. Players participate in the game one of the default character models. To enable the players to get prepared as well as buy equipment, they are given a few seconds in each round. During this time, they can neither attack nor move. Bonuses are awarded for killing an enemy, winning a series and even losing.
The scoreboard is used for displaying the statistics for all the players. The scoreboard is also used to indicate that a player is carrying a bomb, a VIP on the assassination maps or dead. However, the information is not relayed to the opposition team.
Dead players automatically become spectators during that round. Spectators can watch the entire series from multiple different views. Counterstrike is a game that most people of varying age will enjoy playing.


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We lock ourselves in our rooms and won't go out. Maybe its a failure we have had that we lock others out because we don't want to fail again. Or maybe we were abandoned. Or betrayed. If you take the risk of loving outside of your locked room, if you escape your prison, taking with you the power of the Holy Spirit, others will see that you are taking that risk to love in that manner and maybe they will contemplate leaving their locked room also.
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Longhorn sound pack, found it on the net
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Published: September 7th 2009, Walker
Pages: 517 pages, paperback
Series?: Yes, this is the second installment. Book three (Monsters of Men) is out now
Acquired: Kindly sent for review
Summary (from Goodreads): We were in the square, in the square where I'd run, holding her, carrying her, telling her to stay alive, stay alive till we got safe, till we got to Haven so I could save her - But there weren't no safety, no safety at all, there was just him and his men...
Fleeing before a relentless army, Todd has carried a desperately wounded Viola right into the hands of their worst enemy, Mayor Prentiss. Immediately separated from Viola and imprisoned, Todd is forced to learn the ways of the Mayor's new order.
But what secrets are hiding just outside of town? And where is Viola? Is she even still alive? And who are the mysterious Answer? And then, one day, the bombs begin to explode...
"The Ask and the Answer" is a tense, shocking and deeply moving novel of resistance under the most extreme pressure. This is the second title in the "Chaos Walking" trilogy.
My review: Patrick Ness, you absolutely ruin me. Every. Single. Time. I actually cannot get enough of these books. I never thought The Ask and the Answer would surpass The Knife of Never Letting Go but somehow it managed it. Everything I loved about the first book in the series was magnified this time around and I just hope things continue in Monsters of Men - I'm fairly certain they will.
We see Todd and Viola mature even further in The Ask and the Answer and I love their relationship. It's built on trust and love and dependance and everything that's important in a relationship, whether it's a platonic or romantic. They are two of the best characters I've come across and they are absolutely what makes the Chaos Walking series second to none.
As with all of Ness' books, the writing is superb. He manages to make me laugh out loud, cry buckets and get physically angry, all within the space of a couple of pages. The dual viewpoints were fantastic and I loved hearing from both Viola and Todd - it added a great depth to the story.
There were numerous secondary characters from The Knife of Never Letting Go who became real stars during The Ask and the Answer - notably Davy Prentiss and Wilf. Corinne, Mistress Coyle and Angharrad also deserve a shout out for being brilliant characters. Only Patrick Ness could make me care so deeply for a horse who has a vocabulary of only ten or so words.
I don't want to give away a single detail about the plot of The Ask and the Answer as this is one you need to discover on your own, without any outside opinions. I can't wait to get started on Monsters of Men - though I'm already worried about the Chaos Walking withdrawal symptoms I already know I'll have.
First line: "Your noise reveals you, Todd Hewitt."
Read if you liked…: The Knife of Never Letting Go - Patrick Ness
Plot: 4/5
Writing: 5/5
Characters: 5/5
Cover: 5/5
Total: 19/20 (A)
Monday, 27 June 2011
Review: The Ask and the Answer - Patrick Ness
Labels: Patrick Ness, Review, The Ask and the Answer
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I think Viola and Todd are the best characters I've read. Beware the withdrawal symptoms lol - I couldn't do anything but think about these books for days!ReplyDelete
Davy Prentiss. That's all I have to say.ReplyDelete
I believe Patrick Ness's follow-up to "The Knife of Never Letting Go" is even more powerful than the first and am excited to see where the third and final installment of the story will go.ReplyDelete
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It seems we've heard the last of Mazinaw. Well, for now, anyway. The Vancouver rock trio's frontman, Steve Wright, is moving to Sechelt next month, which means his band will be on hold until he gets settled. Mazinaw fans will have a chance to say goodbye when the group plays the Railway Club on February 6. "We're just gonna go all out with all our props and gadgets," Wright said, "because it's our last show for a while."
Not the last one ever, mind you. "The band is still going to operate, and I'll come over for shows and rehearsals and all that jazz and do some tours. But not for a while."
Wright's relocation means the end of the Vinyl Drip, the semi-legendary weekly tradition he hosted, originally at the Silvertone Tavern and latterly at the Media Club. More like a raucous basement party on-stage than a regular DJ night, the Vinyl Drip presented patrons with some 800 records to choose from and no musical boundaries. If this led to a Nick Drake track being followed up by selections from Abba and Iron Maiden, that was all part of the fun. The final edition of the Vinyl Drip took place on January 18. "It's the end of an era," Wright said when the Straight called him the day after. "My loyal girls were there crying last night."
- from the Music Notes section of The Georgia Straight, January 22/04
Current Lineup
|Matt Brain
|Drums / Percussion
|Ryen Froggatt
|Steve Wright
|Guitar / Vocals / Toys


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New dads just as likely to struggle as new mums
Press releases • Jun 15, 2016 00:01 BST
• Fathers Day: Poll finds 3% of new mothers and new fathers consider suicide in first year of parenthood (YouGov) • Men are three times more likely than women to die by suicide (ONS) • 93% of the population said mums play a "very important role" in children's lives, compared to 84% for dads (YouGov) • £290m invested in wellbeing of new and expectant mums; charity says dads "need support too"
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In the last few months CALM's helpline has become ever busier, and demand really spiked following Robin William's suicide. We answered over 2620 calls, 90 text threads and 184 webchats this August (2014). But we need to be able to take more – demand to the helpline alone last month was 4552.
CALM launch web chat service
News • Aug 01, 2014 00:00 BST
We are pleased to announce the launch of a free web-chat service offering support, information and signposting to men who are depressed or in crisis. Suicide is the leading killer of men aged 20-49 in the UK, and has overtaken coronary heart disease as a killer in older men aged up to 50.


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No workout is one size fits all. Because of that, here are the pros and cons of working with a DVD vs. a Trainer.
DVD VS. Trainer.
DVD Pros:
- One time investment,
- no membership,
- can be done at home,
- needs minimal equipment.
DVD Cons:
- Requires self motivation,
- no way to check form,
- higher chance of injury,
- may require equipment.
Trainer Pros:
- Someone to motivate you,
- has equipment for you to use,
- custom plans to fit your needs,
- able to work in a gym or parks,
- can monitor form to reduce chances of injury.
Trainer Cons:
- Larger investment,
- may require gym membership,
- scheduling issues.
Whatever your choice, do your research. Make sure the DVD you work with is right for your fitness level and your schedule. If you work with a trainer do not be afraid to ask questions and explain your weight lifting, cardio, and weight loss goals. Do your research and find what fits best for you.


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A year to remember – Minister Humphreys pays tribute to all involved in Ireland's Centenary Programme
Record levels of public participation at home and abroad
The Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht has today (New Year's Eve) paid tribute to all of those, across public life and civic society, who have helped make Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme such a success.
Minister Humphreys said that the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme engaged with citizens at home and abroad in an unprecedented way, with record levels of engagement and participation from schools, communities, cultural institutions, organisations and individuals. Over 60 State Ceremonial events took place in 2016 as well as a capital programme of eight major restoration and development projects.
More than 1 million people came onto the streets of Dublin over the Easter weekend, in an extraordinary celebration and commemoration. This citizen participation continued throughout 2016 at flag raising ceremonies, schools' Proclamation Day activities and a range of other shared community, historical and cultural events, with over 3,500 events taking place at home and abroad.
Other highlights of the year include:
- A copy of the proclamation and National Flag presented by representatives of the Defence Forces to every primary school in the country
- Over 1,000 Proclamations for a New Generation were uploaded on to the Scoilnet website by children and students
- Over 2,500 special centenary events took place across the country with each of the 31 Local Authorities producing their own Ireland 2016 Centenary County Plan
- Hundreds of thousands of historical resources were archived and made available to the public for the first time as part of major digitisation initiatives by the National Library, the Military Archives and the Digital Repository of Ireland, amongst others
- Visitor numbers attending the Proclaiming a Republic at the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks exceeded one million over the first six months of the exhibition
- The role of women in 1916 took centre stage over the year with special exhibitions, talks, performances including a specially curated Mná 1916/Women of 1916 touring exhibition
- The Culture Ireland I am Ireland programme presented a special showcase of contemporary Irish artists in Canada, Australia, the UK and United States, with thousands of additional events taking place across the world led by our Embassy network
- The Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme will draw to a close tonight with a special live broadcast featuring a host of special guests from Dublin, London and New York on RTE Television
Speaking about the significance of the Centenary Programme, Minister Heather Humphreys:
"I want to sincerely thank everyone involved, from across the political spectrum, and all over the country, who helped make the Ireland 2016 Centenary a year for everyone. Thousands of events were held around the country and around the world in what was a fantastic team effort. The experience of this year has reminded us all of the transformative power of culture. In 2016 everyone experienced the immense power of cultural creativity to tell our very different stories, to heal divisions, to bring communities together, and to strengthen our identity.
"I think we were also reminded of the power of community this year; I was truly overwhelmed by the way in people the length and breadth of this country embraced the centenary programme. The true significance of the Centenary Programme is that the people of Ireland took it on and created it for themselves and the legacy of what has been achieved this year will be felt for generations to come.
"I would also like to pay tribute to those working for the State, across several Government departments, the Office of Public Works, the Gardaí, our Defence Forces and emergency services, who collaborated and worked so hard to deliver a very impressive list of public events. It was a collective effort which we can all be very proud of."


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Clipboard integration lets users move text/data between their local machine and their application session. By enabling "Clipboard integration" on your "Session Settings" page in the "Settings" tab, your users get two new features: text clipboard integration and file upload capability.

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This feature is great for passing text between your local machine and the remote application session. Note that this integration requires an interim step when copying and pasting, simply because a browser alone can't insert data into your local machine's clipboard without your direct acknowledgment (otherwise if you landed on a web page and it could insert data locally - that would be a security risk). To make the process easy, instructions for how to use the clipboard are essentially built-in. Here's how it works:

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Start by copying the text you want from your local machine to the local clipboard (e.g. Command+C on Mac or CTRL+C on a PC).

Go to your Frame session and click on the clipboard icon at the lower right, you'll then see this pop-up:

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Click in the box on the left side and hit the Command+V keys (Mac) or CTRL+V keys (PC) to paste into your Frame clipboard in the remote application session (you can also right click and select "Paste"). As soon as you do this you'll see this confirmation screen:

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Now the text from your local clipboard is in your Frame clipboard. You can now use CTRL+V (or Command+V) to paste it wherever you need it, as usual.

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Start by copying text in your app session into the Frame clipboard by using CTRL+C. As soon as you do this, you'll see an automatic tool tip come from the clipboard icon:

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This tool tip guides a first-time user to the clipboard icon, which (when clicked) brings up the same clipboard pop-up as shown below. The copied text will already be placed in the box on the right side:

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Now click inside the box and hit Command+C (Mac) or CTRL+C (PC) to copy the text into your local machine's clipboard. As soon as you do this, you'll see the following confirmation:

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This feature is a convenient way for users to bring their files into an application if they don't already have it in their cloud storage (e.g. Dropbox). You can also use this in the Sandbox to upload files directly within the session.

When you click on the file upload icon (arrow with circle around it), the following pop-up explains what to do next:

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Clicking in the upload square will bring up the local computer's file system (e.g. Finder on a Mac), where you can select a file that will then be uploaded to the "Uploads" folder inside your application session.

You may also upload a file by simply dragging and dropping it from your local machine into your Frame session. When the file is done uploading, you will see a notification:
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Angel Sanctuary (GN 19 of 20)
Title: Angel Sanctuary
Volume: GN 19 / 20
Pages: 200
Distributor: Viz Media
Release date: 2007-04-10
Suggested retail price: $9.99
Age rating: 16+
The war of angels against demons reaches its climax as all of the players converge on the Tower of Etenamenki, where the Tablet of Heaven lies - the key to unlimited power. Having fought their way through the Gate, Setsuna and his crew find that Lucifer and High Angel Rosiel are already inside.
Meanwhile, Sara, possessed by Angel of the Apocalypse Sandalphon, has made her own way to the Tower. Rosiel plans to use the tablet to control the universe. Sandalphon wants the power to unleash the Apocalypse, while Setsuna wants to repair and restart the human world. Who will reach the Tablet first: those who want to destroy the world, or those who want to save it?
Story and art by Kaori Yuki.
(added on 2006-09-25, modified on 2006-09-25)
- Encyclopedia information about Angel Sanctuary (manga)


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Recently the IAC, had acquired a new rotten fish, Speeddate. They can not innovate any more and acquire online dating companies in order to lower high acquisition costs from paid online dating sites (they can not abandon the attracting, converting and retaining marketing stages; the automatic renewal of their members's subscriptions with dirty credit-card billing trickery).
Free/freemium online dating sites like PlentyOfFish and OKCupid are only marketing tools useful to send prospective customers to paid online dating sites like Chemistry and eHarmony.
When free users got tired of free sites, they migrate to a paid one.
Revenue of IAC Personals (Match, Chemistry, OKCupid, Meetic, ParPerfeito, MeeticAffinity, SinglesNet, People's Media Communities, DateHookUp and others) is in the range of USD750 million.
Revenue of eHarmony' sites (USA, Canada, Australia, UK and Brazil) is in the range of USD250 million.
Revenue of IAC Personals + Revenue of eHarmony' sites == USD1,000 Million == USD1B
Revenue of PlentyOfFish Media's sites (PlentyOfFish, eVow and several dating sites powered by a white label dating company) is in the range of USD40 million.
USD40million / USD1,000 Million == 4% of market (in revenue).
PlentyOfFish has the traffic but others receive the money.
Anyway the market remains enormous for new players.
The IAC instead of acquired Speeddate, they should had put USD10 million and develop a new compatibility matching site to replace Chemistry.
"2 Million active daily registered users in the US
550,000 active daily registered users in the UK
450,000 active daily registered users in Canada"
"Signing up approximately 1 million new users every week. Only about 7% of them are paying us."
C level executives are cooking barbecues under the water (selling smoke) and not paying attention to latest research from Academics which could be beneficial for the Online Dating Industry. Wasting precious time with Matchmakers which should be obsolete.
Actual matching algorithms used by eHarmony, Chemistry, PlentyOfFish and others, even behavioural recommender systems, can not be improved, they need to be discarded NOW. Because they are in the range of 3 to 4 prospective mates as selected / recommended / compatible for dating purposes per 1,000 members screened in the database. They all 3 are performing the same for serious daters, with a high percentage of false positives, like gun machines firing flowers.
They can not break the online dating sound barrier!
You do not need to improve a piston engine when you need a jet engine to break sound barrier.
That range convergence phenomenon is what I had called "the online dating sound barrier", in 2003, when I had discovered than problem, 10 long years ago.
WorldWide, there are over 5,000 -five thousand- online dating sites
but no one is using the 16PF5 (or similar) to assess personality of its members!
but no one calculates similarity with a quantized pattern comparison method!
but no one can show Compatibility Distribution Curves to each and every of its members!
but no one is scientifically proven!
I had reviewed over 55 compatibility matching engines intended for serious dating since 2003, when I had discovered "the online dating sound barrier" problem.
Breaking "the online dating sound barrier" is to achieve at least:
3 most compatible persons in a 100,000 persons database.
12 most compatible persons in a 1,000,000 persons database.
48 most compatible persons in a 10,000,000 persons database.
100 times better than Compatibility Matching Algorithms used by actual online dating sites!
The only way to achieve that is:
- using the 16PF5 normative personality test, available in different languages to assess personality of members, or a proprietary test with exactly the same traits of the 16PF5.
The ensemble of the 16PF5 is: 10E16, big number as All World Population is nearly 7.0 * 10E9
- expressing compatibility with eight decimals, like The pattern 184.108.40.206.220.127.116.11.22.214.171.124.220.127.116.11 is 92.55033557% +/- 0.00000001% similar to the pattern 188.8.131.52.188.8.131.52.188.8.131.52.22.214.171.124
Using a quantized pattern comparison method (part of pattern recognition by cross-correlation) to calculate similarity between prospective mates.
That is the only way to INNOVATE and revolutionize the Online Dating Industry.
High precision in matching algorithms is precisely the key to open the door and leave the infancy of compatibility testing.
It is all about achieving the eighth decimal!
With 8 decimals, you have more precision than any person could achieve by searching on one's own, but the only way to achieve the eighth decimal is using analysis and correlation with quantized patterns.
Without offering the NORMATIVE16PF5 (or similar test measuring exactly the 16 personality factors) for serious dating, it will be impossible to innovate and revolutionize the Online Dating Industry
All other proposals are NOISE and perform as placebo.


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Do me a favor: think back to the 'Attitude Era.' Make a numbered list, one to five. Next to each number, write down the names of those men who best defined that short, yet ludicrously profitable, wrestling period from late 1997 until around 2001.
Now scan back over it. Who do you have?
'Stone Cold' Steve Austin definitely makes the cut. So does Vince Mcmahon. Probably the Rock, or Undertaker. Maybe even Triple H. I'd even guess that Mankind and Kane have an outside shot being penciled in. But right there, smack-dab in the middle, underneath one and two but sitting comfortably above whatever combination of four and five you have, is the man who defined an entire generation of pro-wrestling. He's the voice of the WWE. Good 'Ol JR.
Professional wrestling is a nasty business, with cutthroat personalities, and enough nepotism to spell out the entire book of Genesis. Not only that, the sport itself is a dense combination of greco-roman wrestling, mixed-martial arts, boxing, dance, and theater. What's the difference in a powerbomb and a powerslam? More importantly, why does it matter? That's all to say, at times, pro wrestling can be a very alienating form of entertainment.
This is where the play-by-play commentator steps in. They're responsible for not only explaining what happens, but explaining why what happens even matters, engaging in a delicate balance of teaching new fans while also engaging the wrestling historians. Every week, on every show, they have to sell the story more than anybody else on the roster. Commentators have possibly the toughest job because they are the final representation of the product to people watching from home.
Jim Ross understood this. He called stories, not matches. When a JR catch-phrase came through, it's because whatever was happening in the ring literally excited and amazed the man. His voice plays in-sync with the greatest moments in WWE history, and professional wrestling is better because of it. Jim Ross made things relatable to the fans.
Calling him "the greatest announcer in WWE history" just seems overdone at this point. The man is undoubtedly a living legend. He's the embodiment of wrestling at its peak, and he never had to step between the ropes to get there. But being the best at what you do is not enough, nor does it guarantee success. So Jim Ross redefined his role over the years, from "play-by-play commentator," to "color commentator," to "talent manager," to "blogger," to "legend." He towed the company line, but spoke out when necessary. He wasn't afraid to tell the boss how he felt. He also wasn't afraid to call the fans out when their criticisms overshadowed the product itself.
Jim Ross was fired, both on-screen and in real life, but he's still one of the most well-regarded people in the business. He remains relevant after 20-plus years because the man was always a professional wrestling devotee, first and foremost. If an 'entertainment' segment on Monday Night Raw was garbage, JR said as much, and we respected him for it. He naturally became the other person in our living rooms.
So as World Wrestling Entertainment embarks into a brave new world, without the most talented commentator to ever sit at ringside, it has to keep the Jim Ross philosophy close at hand. WWE needs to remember that the fans, not the company, are the most important thing about professional wrestling. They're the ones who create those amazing moments each and every week.
Discuss your thoughts on Jim Ross, and what his retirement means to WWE, in the comments section below! Also, be sure to check out Between the Ropes on Facebook and Twitter.


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Story Fair
On May 21, the library hosted the Story Fair at Arlington Hills Library.
The Story Fair kicked off a series of celebrations honoring four libraries turning 100 this year: Arlington Hills and Eastside Freedom Library, George Latimer Central, Riverview, and Saint Anthony. The Saint Paul Almanac's famed Storymobile was there to collect stories from our community.
Activities for the entire family included a walking tour of historic Payne Avenue, an antiques appraisal with Mark Moran (call 651-632-3870 to register), a pop-up museum, music and spoken-word performances with local artists Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay and DJ Kook Akiem, and additional activities for kids and teens in the library and the Createch Lab. Local food trucks and our own Bookmobile will be there too.
Centennial Celebrations
Four Saint Paul Public Library locations are turning 100 this year, and we invite you to the join us at these celebrations starting in July. Three neighborhood branches — Arlington Hills (now the East Side Freedom Library), Riverview, and Saint Anthony Park — are Carnegie Libraries that opened in 1917. The George Latimer Central library in downtown by Rice Park, an Italian Renaissance masterpiece, also opened its doors in 1917.
Saint Anthony Park Library: Garden Party & Community Art Project
Monday, July 17 from 5-7 p.m.
Saint Anthony Park Library (2245 Como Avenue), invites everyone to celebrate 100 years with them on Monday, July 17 from 5-7 p.m. Bring a picnic dinner to enjoy on the library lawn and enjoy a puppet show, art activities for all ages, garden tours, a chance to share your library stories, and more. Watch for information about a community art project this fall.
Riverview Library: 100th Birthday Block Party
August 5 from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
Riverview Library (1 East George Street), located on Saint Paul's West Side, is holding a 100th birthday block party in front of the building on George Street on Saturday, August 5 from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Bring the family for music, activities, and cake!
Arlington Hills: World Dance Party
Saturday, September 30 from 1-4 p.m
In 2014 Arlington Hills Library joined Arlington Hills Recreation Center to open the new Arlington Hills Community Center, which is located right around the corner from the former Arlington Hills Library building. The old building now houses the East Side Freedom Library and both libraries are partnering to offer a World Dance Party celebration at the Arlington Hills Community Center (1200 Payne Avenue) on Saturday, September 30 from 1-4 p.m. All ages welcome — bring your dancing shoes!
George Latimer Central Library: Costume Fair
Sunday, October 15, 1-4 p.m.
And last, but not least, the flagship library in downtown Saint Paul, George Latimer Central Library, 90 West 4th Street, will host a costume fair on Sunday, October 15, 1-4 p.m.


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October 9th 2014 – Fractal Design released their Edison M series of power supplies that features excellent electrical performance, including 80PLUS® Gold certified efficiency.
The Fractal Design Edison M is an 80PLUS® Gold efficiency certified, top quality modular PSU. Engineered for a solid construction featuring Japanese electrolytic capacitors, a full protection suite and a large, temperature-controlled FDB-bearing 120mm fan contributing to a maximum lifespan while keeping noise levels at a minimum.
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I've been running my own business for a little over a year now. There are a lot of things I've learned. This is an attempt to share a few of them.
The ideas here are based off of my experience over the past year. These thoughts are not advice to be applied to your own situation directly. These are just a few things I've realized over the past year.
For context, in October, 2012, I started a tiny studio called Cottleston Pie. I do some client work, but I really enjoy working on my small adventures.
- Working for yourself is hard. But it's not that hard. It takes time and effort. But not THAT much time and effort.
- People look out. I immediately let people know that I was looking for work. I've had lots of people refer me for projects. Some of them worked out, some of them didn't. And now I get to do the same for other people.
- It's not for everyone. I completely understand why someone wouldn't want to run a business. I get why people would want to go to work for 8(ish) hours and then leave, go out, go home, whatever it is they want to do. I just don't want that. I find it boring.
- I get excited about the unknown. I could see how someone would be nervous about not knowing where their next project or paycheck is going to come from. But I choose to see that as an adventure. Who knows what the future will hold?! Imagine all of the cool shit I might get to make!
- Yes, my "work life" bleeds into my personal life. Yes, I work a few late nights and a few early mornings. But that also means I can go surfing in the middle of the day, or bike around from coffee shop to coffee shop, or not have to worm my way through HR to save on vacation days.
- Some "work days" I work for 4 hours. Some "work" days, I work for 15 hours. Sometimes I just go to the beach.
- I generally try to keep to "standard business hours." Meaning that I start working in the morning, and aim to finish up when it starts getting dark. This allows me to maximize the time I get to spent with my family and friends (who have jobs).
- I work on whatever I'm feeling motivated about that day. Granted there are deadlines, but generally, if I'm feeling excited about a project, I try to just go with it. Then I switch to another project.
- If I didn't like the work that I do, this would be a lot harder. I enjoy solving client problems. I enjoy designing websites. I enjoy creating my own projects and solutions for problems I see in the world.
- I'm the type of person who gets bored easily. If I'm not excited about a project or a task, it will take me forever to do it, if I ever get around to it. If I wasn't excited about this kind of work, I'd be broke.
- My favorite part of this past year has been making my own schedule. Being in an office all day never felt natural to me. The three years I had a full-time office job was the only time since high school that I was required to be in one place all day. I've always had a few different things going at once, allowing for an extra flexible schedule. Now I'm back in my element!
- The most difficult thing I've dealt with this year has been scoping projects. Part of that is not calling out scope creep immediately. Part of it is not fully defining the scope in the original contract, leaving room for interpretation. Part of it is just poor guess work. It's something that I get better at every time I do it, but I'm still not that comfortable with, and am constantly second guessing myself.
- I assign myself projects.. I've gotten to work on some really awesome projects. All of those decisions were made by me. I chose to say yes to each project and each team. Because of that, I've gotten to work with some pretty amazing folks.
- If I screw this up, I can only blame myself. And there's something so exciting about that.
- I can only control my actions, how I spend my time, and my reactions to others. Everything else is out of my hands, so there's no reason to stress about it.
- I'm no longer afraid to talk about money. That took me about 6 months to get comfortable with. It should be one of the first things that's talked about with a client. I just try to get it out there.
- I no longer know how to label myself. My last title at BSD was Principal Designer, which was accurate. My site says Graphic Designer; but that's not totally accurate. Yes, I design things. I also write code. I organize a community of people excited about bikes over an email list. I manage projects. I ship things to people in the mail, as a surprise. I just consider all of those things design. When I'm considering someone else who might be interacting with whatever I'm working on, that feels like design. I "design" the emails that I write. I "design" the code I write, for other developers, but also for interactions with what the code generates on the front-end. What do we make that isn't designed?
- I'll figure it out. When I have something I want to make, I try not to get caught up on what technology I'll use or what API I need. I focus on the solution first. Once I figure out what I want to achieve, there's almost always a way to figure it out. There are tutorials, there's Stackoverflow, there are people to ask. It's usually an opportunity to learn something new, or at least work with someone smart.
- I surround myself with people who are smarter than me. Working out of Studiomates is incredibly helpful. I also keep in touch with old co-workers, collaborate with amazing designers & developers, and hire people who are experts in their field. Getting an accountant was huge.
- I still feel like I don't know anything, in the best way possible. The more I learn, the more there is to learn! But I also realized that nobody knows what they're doing. There's comfort in knowing that we're all just making it up as we go along.
- I go outside when it's nice out.
- I call my clients. I go visit my clients. Speaking to someone, smiling at, or even just being in the same room with someone is incredibly more effective than emailing someone.
- I appreciate everyone that has helped me in the past year. One of the things I'm most excited about in the next few years is having the opportunity to do the same for other people.
If you're interested in going off on your own and need someone to bounce ideas off, I'm happy to chat! Just send me an email.
Now I'm going to go rake the leaves with my dog, because I'm feeling motivated to do that.


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The 43rd edition of the New York city marathon will go ahead as planned on Sunday despite the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy.
Mary Wittenberg, chief executive of New York Road Runners, defended the city's decision to stage the event after some called for the race to be cancelled.
The race, which runs through the Big Apple's five boroughs, usually draws around two million spectators to watch the 40,000 participants.
Many people have offered to work as volunteers while runners plan to raise money to help victims of the storm.
Reasons to run it
Defending his decision to go forward, Mayor Michael Bloomberg cited the thousands of out-of-town visitors who come for the marathon.
"There's an awful lot of small businesses that depend on these people. We have to have an economy," Bloomberg told a news conference earlier in the week.
"It's a great event for New York, and I think for those who were lost, you know, you've got to believe they would want us to have an economy and have a city go on for those that they left behind."
"If the city is able to put on the marathon safely and it doesn't divert resources away from rescue, then runners should take to the street," said Lisa Tobin, 35, a pastry cook from the Bronx who will be running in the ING New York City Marathon for the first time.
Dave Jaffares, who tends bar at Mullanes Bar & Grill, said they usually make $2,000 to $3,000 more on marathon day. The bar is along the marathon route in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
"It needs to happen. The marathon is coming at a great time. It gets people back into the idea that we are New York," said Jaffares. "This is what we do, we do a marathon every year. Nothing stops us."
The New York Road Runners, which organises the marathon, said the event will bring $340 million (265 million euros) to the city. The club also announced that it will donate at least $1 million (778, 000 euros) to aid New Yorkers affected by Sandy.


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Health insurance is a valuable benefit that goes a long way towards helping make treatment more affordable. Over the years many of the major insurers have introduced requirements on practitioners to provide treatment according to their rules which have the potential to conflict with the arrangement or understanding between you, the patient, and your osteopath.
When you speak to them, many insurers say they 'insist' that osteopaths are paid direct rather than the insurer paying you back for fees you may have already paid out. This may be because some insurers settle client accounts (you) on a different time frame to their providers (your osteopath). Historically, on occasions our osteopaths have waited as much as six weeks for fees to be refunded, only to find that the patient excess has been deducted. Unfortunately, this means that they then have to chase you for the deficit – this can be embarrassing and come as a surprise as often this call may be many weeks after your treatment has actually ended. Additionally, some insurers (including BUPA & AXA PPP) will only pay a specific amount per session and expect you (their customer) to make up any shortfall, we do not believe it fair to offer different pricing to insured and uninsured clients.
Because of this, we cannot offer an account service for treatment provided for insured/any patients and instead ask all patients to pay for treatment at the time of the appointment – you are free to claim your fees back from your insurers but you must arrange them when notifying your claim – it is your choice.
So to help ensure there will be no misunderstanding with your insurers, we suggest that before you attend for a course of treatment:
- You tell them that you are intending to have osteopathy for your problem
- You tell them the name of the osteopath you will see (Reception can help you with this but please be aware not all osteopaths work with all insurers and vice versa)
- Check that they will repay you direct on provision of receipts and agree coverage amounts and a timescale – Remember this is your choice, they should not try to force you to let them pay direct
By telling your insurer this information, and getting written/emailed authority to proceed, all you need do is ask for receipts when paying for your appointment. Remember though, that every insurer is different and their rules may have changed since you last claimed so it is important that you check with them first. Your relationship with your insurer is personal to you so we are afraid we cannot get involved or be held responsible if there is any subsequent dispute.
We hope you can understand our reasons for enforcing this policy, which we hope you will agree is simpler and mutually fair.
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Smyth, Thomas, Perfumo, Amedea, Marchant, R and Banat, Ibrahim (2010) Directed microbial biosynthesis of deuterated biosurfactants and potential future application to other bioactive molecules. APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY, 87 (4). pp. 1347-1354. [Journal article]
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Deuterated rhamnolipids were produced using strain AD7 of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which was progressively adapted to increasing levels of deuterium in D2O and carbon substrates. Fourteen different deuterated rhamnolipid structures, including structural isomers, were produced which is similar to normal protonated structures. There were two main products monorhamnolipid Rha-C-10-C-10 and dirhamnolipid Rha(2)-C-10-C-10. The levels of deuteration varied from 16% with 25% D2O + h-glycerol to 90% with 100% D2O + d-glycerol. When d-tetradecane was used with H2O, virtually all the deuterium appeared in the lipid chains while using h-tetradecane + D2O led to the majority of deuterium in the sugars. The adaptation to growth in deuterium appeared to be metabolic since no genetic changes could be found in the key rhamnolipid biosynthetic genes, the rhamnosyl transferases RhlB and RhlC. Deuterated sophorolipids were similarly produced using Candida bombicola and Candida apicola although in this case, no adaptation process was necessary. Up to 40 different sophorolipids were produced by these yeasts. However, unlike the rhamnolipids, use of D2O did not lead to any deuteration of the lipid chains, but direct incorporation into the lipid was achieved using d-isostearic acid. The results from these experiments show the feasibility of producing deuterated bioactive compounds from microorganisms coupled with the possibility of manipulating the pattern of labelling through judicious use of different deuterated substrates.
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duPont Manual Magnet High School is a prestigious public high school located near the University of Louisville. Here, the Visual Arts (VA) Magnet uses its students' valuable artistic skills to help decorate our bins to make them suitable for any situation.
Wayside Christian Mission
Wayside Christian Mission is a local non-profit religious organization dedicated to providing affordable housing to those in need. Furthermore, this organization helps provide those in financial crises with clothing, food, and other essentials to make sure they can get back on their feet! Check our their website at http://wcm1.weebly.com/ to find out more about their involvement!
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Rumple Waste & Recycling, Louisville's primary private trash-collecting company, has generously donated over 15 bins that will be transformed into clothing-donation bins. We encourage you to learn more about Rumpke's work online at https://www.rumpke.com/!
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Golden Chicken with Potatoes and Chickpeas
- Yield: 4 to 6 servings
Chickpeas and potatoes give substance to the tagine, which carries the meal.
- 3tablespoons melted butter
- 20-- strands saffron
- 1tablespoon ground turmeric
- 3tablespoons avocado or olive oil
- 2-- onions, cut into quarters
- 4-- medium potatoes, cut into wedges
- 4 to 6-- skinless bone-in chicken pieces (about 2 1/2 pounds)
- 1cup chicken broth
- 1-- (2-inch) piece cinnamon stick
- 1-- (16-ounce) can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1/4cup chopped flat-leaf parsley
- In a bowl, combine melted butter, saffron and turmeric. Set aside.
- In the bottom of a flameproof tagine, heat oil over medium heat. Add onions and potatoes and cook, stirring, for 5 minutes. Add spice mixture and chicken, meaty side down, sliding around and moving vegetables away from bottom so that flesh is in direct contact with bottom of tagine. Cook for about 5 minutes or until chicken is browned on meaty side.
- Using tongs, turn chicken over. Add broth and cinnamon stick and bring to a boil. Cover with tagine lid, reduce heat to low and simmer, stirring once, for 25 minutes.
- Stir in chickpeas and parsley. Replace lid and simmer for 10 to 15 minutes or until chickpeas are heated through and chicken is longer pink inside for breasts and juices run clear for thighs. Discard cinnamon stick prior to serving.
—Excerpted from 150 Best Tagine Recipes by Pat Crocker © 2011 Robert Rose Inc. www.robertrose.ca Reprinted with permission. All rights reserved.


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If you're writing code in a programming language derived from C (i.e. one of those with pesky curly braces), where do you like putting your braces?
Some people like putting the opening brace on a line by itself right after the declaration/statement:
I'm one of those that usually does this. It just was something I got used to from my C/C++ days and since it was the common convention in .NET back when I started fiddling around with it in 2000/2001. So this is usually what I use when coding on C#.
However, other people like to put the opening brace inline with the declaration/statement:
This question is brought to you courtesy of me noticing that IronRuby favors the "inline opening brace" style.
Actually, I use the inline-opening-brace style myself when I'm working with Java. I don't mind it, but it somehow seems wrong sometimes. I mean, using different styles when working across two languages so similar? I mean, I already have enough trouble remembering stuff like string vs. String and ToLower() vs toLowerCase() to worry about how the code looks ;-).
Historical Note: A few years back I used to be weirder and used a mixed style where I used braces-on-next-line for some things and inline-opening-brace for others depending on what it was and how many lines were in between the opening and closing braces. Yes, I was (am?) anal like that. I finally gave up on it when I grew tired of fighting the auto-formatting rules in IDEs.
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So I like inventing stuff, and I am a good builder. I have created this device which through the use of 2 servo Motors and an Arduino board, can physically click my mouse and move it hands free. Allowing me to place and break without any input other then turning on my device
Now this is not an 3rd party application. I made it, and it exists in the real world, as a hunk of hot glue and wires and lights.... oofff
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