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|NASASciFiles - Belaying
NASA Sci Files segment describing how belaying tools and techniques provide a safe means of vertical ascent.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: Doug Harding; Rock Climbing; Harness; ATC; Figure 8; Dynamic Rope; Rappelling;
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|Rope-swinging in Hang village
Rope-swinging in Hang village during the celebrations of the Mloko festival in the Apa Tani valley of Arunachal Pradesh.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: Apa Tani;Arunachal Pradesh;Anthropology;
Duration: 00:00:00
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|Erecting a rope-swing in Hang village
Erecting a rope-swing in Hang village during the celebrations of the Mloko festival in the Apa Tani valley of Arunachal Pradesh.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: Apa Tani;Arunachal Pradesh;Anthropology;
Duration: 00:00:00
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|Dynamic Queries Demos
Because of the great interest in Dynamic Queries we are making these video demos available for instructional and training purposes. We appreciate the cooperation of the University of Maryland Instructional...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: HCIL;
Duration: 00:09:44
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|Dynamap: Dynamic queries in choropleth maps
Dynamaps allows the rapid exploration of large Census data tables. It shows a zoomable map of the US, color coded by one of the one attributes. A slider is available...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: HCIL;
Duration: 00:01:51
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|ACM InterCHI 1993 Isssue 88 - Multimedia Documents as User Interfaces
In this video, we demonstrate our extension of this concept to dynamic multimedia documents and to specify dynamic interaction elements within them.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: CHI; Multimedia Documents; Information Systems; Evaluation; Methodology; Programming Languages;
Duration: 00:09:56
Popularity (downloads): 471
|A Dynamic Query Interface for Finding Patterns in Time Series Data
Video presentation from the 2002 CHI conference. Identification of patterns in time series data sets is a task that arises in a wide variety of application domains. This demonstration...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: CHI: Time Series; Information Visualization; Dynamic Queries
Duration: 00:02:47
Popularity (downloads): 1222
|ACM CHI 1992 Issue 77 - Dynamic Queries: Database Searching By Direct Manipulation
This video explores the application of direct manipulation to information exploration. Specifically; it introduces the idea of a dynaamic query; which empowers the user to search a database of...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: CHI; Information; Dynamic Query; Direct Maniplation;
Duration: 00:11:04
Popularity (downloads): 524
|Dynamic Timelines: Visualizing the History of Photography
Video demonstration from the 1996 CHI conference.
Genre: Educational
Keywords: Timelines; Dynamic; History; Photography; CHI;
Duration: 00:04:19
Popularity (downloads): 996
|ACM CHI 1994 Issue 97 - Visual Information seeking using the FilmFinder
The Filmfinder allow users to explore a large flm database. By applying the dynamic queries approach to filter information, a continuous starfield display of the films, and tight coupling...
Genre: Educational
Keywords: CHI; information retrieval; dynamic queries; video-on-demand;
Duration: 00:06:22
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Here at St Catherine's we are in the Church of England and on Sundays always have a Holy Communion at one of our services.
We celebrate the Christian year, especially at Christmas and Easter and enjoy the use of colour and candles in our prayer life.
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A practical introduction to the Christian faith.
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Aside from his other church duties in and around Coventry, Archdeacon Morris gives support and wisdom to St Catherine's by leading the ALPHA course. He also developed our music band that performs during our 3rd Sunday of the month services and practices on Sundays after service.
Luke 11.1 - 4
Jesus was praying in a certain place, and after he had finished, one of his disciples said to him,
"Lord, teach us to pray, as John taught his disciples."
He said to them, "When you pray, say:
Father, hallowed be your name.
Your kingdom come.
Give us each day our daily bread.
And forgive us our sins,
for we ourselves forgive everyone indebted to us.
And do not bring us to the time of trial."


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2x15: Red Herring
A chef dies from poisoning in the middle of a contest, and the CBI must find the responsible, looking over the competitors, the victim's wife an his assistant.
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Jessie Hall, 16, and her parents Kristi and Cris Hall live in Granbury, Texas. Kristi - the Kelley's daughter - grew up in Cheyenne.
The Halls started a Hemi Foundation for children and their families who have had or will have the brain surgery. The foundation also works with medical professionals to pay for research into the causes of diseases that lead to intractable seizures and surgery.
The Hemi Lighted Forest of Hope in Cheyenne, Wyoming, is a celebration of LIFE and HOPE for children all over the world, who have had their lives turned upside down, in a battle against intractable epilepsy. These children all underwent radical brain surgery in HOPE of living a life seizure free. A tree will be lighted for each child who has undergone Hemispherectomy Brain Surgery and who has registered with The Hemispherectomy Foundation. These trees and lights represent a celebration of each child's HOPE for a life without seizures.
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Pineal activation & vibrational medicine – an experiential sound journey
This serene live performance will feature this talented duo who play at numerous events and have performed internationally. Japanese born Chiho plays the crystal Armonica. This instrument has 30 pure quartz crystal bowls and can have healing effects. The special overtones of the Armonica (1000–4000Hz) activates the pineal gland and produce states of deep consciousness. Phil plays the Didgeridoo, Temple Gong, Mayan Flute and Samadhi bowls. This etheric experience will heal, soothe and elevate your entire being.
Phil and Chiho explore the many facets of sound and music using the Crystal Armonica, ancient instruments and vocals. This fusion produces healing, relaxation and spiritual evolution all through the power of sound.
The duo have shared their music and sound meditation for ten years. They have performed at temples, shrines, yoga studios and various festivals in Japan and Australia.
Chiho is a musician, sound healing artist and holistic counsellor and was born to be a musician, learning to play the piano at just 4 years old. Chiho has released 2 albums which include her sublime vocals as well as the Crystal Armonica, Erhu (Chinese Violin), Temple Gong, Didgeridoo, Drums, Dulcimer and various other instruments. Chiho also leads chants and kirtan using vocals in English, Sanskrit and Japanese. These frequencies can assist to open anahata, the heart chakra.
Chiho began her career in the media as a TV/ radio presenter and announcer. After travelling to Hawaii Chiho began her journey into healing and the exploration of natural healing techniques. Chiho's qualifications include a graduate diploma of teaching in music and has taught at a Steiner school. Chiho also offers healing sessions using sound, holistic counselling, regression therapy, reiki and meditation.
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Hanriot H.220
Included among exhibits at the Salon de l'Aeronautique held in Paris in November 1936 was a striking all-metal twin-engined three-seat fighter. It had a somewhat abbreviated oval-section monocoque fuselage, a shoulder-mounted semi-cantilever wing carrying split trailing-edge flaps over its entire span and two 450hp Renault 12Roi 12-cylinder inline air-cooled engines projecting ahead of the fuselage nose. This, the H.220, had been designed to a C3 requirement prepared by the Service Technique de l'Aeronautique and issued in October 1934. Other contenders were the Breguet 690, the Potez 630, the Loire-Nieuport 20 and the Romano 110. As it became evident that the H.220 would be underpowered, the Renault engines were discarded in favour of 680hp Gnome-Rhone 14M 14-cylinder radials, and, with these installed, the first flight test was made at Avord on 21 September 1937.
The intended armament of the H.220 comprised two forward-firing 20mm cannon and two aft-firing 7.5mm MAC 1934 machine guns on a flexible mounting, but, in the event, no armament was fitted. On 17 February 1938, the prototype made a forced landing at Avord after losing the starboard propeller following a failure in the reduction gearbox. The poor stability evinced during flight testing of the H.220 (which had resulted in progressive changes in the contours and size of the vertical surfaces), coupled with inadequate internal capacity and some lack of sturdiness revealed by the forced landing (as a result of which the fuselage was irreparable), dictated major redesign, resulting in the H.220-2.
After the partial destruction of the H.220, major redesign was initiated by the Societe Nationale de Constructions Aeronautiques du Centre, or SNCA du Centre, which had absorbed the Hanriot facility at Bourges on 1 February 1937. The oval-section monocoque fuselage of the original H.220 was discarded in favour of a fuselage built as two half shells mated by a central keel. An entirely new tail assembly with twin endplate vertical surfaces was fitted and the Gnome-Rhone 14M radial engines were enclosed by low-drag nacelles. These features were mated with the wing of the original H.220 to result in the H.220-2, which was first flown (as the H.220 No 02) on 17 March 1939. Four months later, in July 1939, this prototype was to be displayed statically as the NC 600 No 01 multi-seat fighter at the Salon de l'Aeronautique. In fact, the genuine NC 600 was to differ from the H.220-2 in several major respects.
H.220Max take-off weight: 3700 kg / 8157 lbEmpty weight: 2673 kg / 5893 lbWingspan: 12.80 m / 41 ft 12 inLength: 7.87 m / 25 ft 10 inHeight: 3.40 m / 11 ft 2 inWing area: 21.16 sq.m / 227.76 sq ftMax. speed: 520 km/h / 323 mphRange: 850 km / 528 milesH.220-2Max take-off weight: 3850 kg / 8488 lbEmpty weight: 2820 kg / 6217 lbWingspan: 12.80 m / 41 ft 12 inLength: 7.87 m / 25 ft 10 inHeight: 3.40 m / 11 ft 2 inWing area: 21.16 sq.m / 227.76 sq ftMax. speed: 532 km/h / 331 mphRange: 770 km / 478 miles
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Cause I've been away ... but hopefully all these gifs from the Crawley comp should make up for it ..... Better late than never right ..
Fakie fullcabflip warm up from the Potman ..
Big Potts starts his comp run with an ode to Trev Wedd ..
All day long kickflip Indy ...
Pots winds up his comp run with a kickflip noseslide ..
Jerry celebrates the lateness of this blog with a late shuv ..
Jerry is a tre flip ..
After the crowds had dispersed Jerry finnished the day off with this nollie inward heelflip ..
Thanks to the CFA for organising the comp .. Congrats again to Matt for taking away the prize money ... And well done to Jerry for skating in front of people for a change .... Also cheers to SMAY for the sick pics ... Almost forgot to say Potts is now on flow for Fallen shoes .... Hell yes ..
A lack of posts ...
Cause I've been away ... but hopefully all these gifs from the Crawley comp should make up for it ..... Better late than never right ..
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Back on it ..
Got back from Cornwall today ... Grip skate Shop is now stocked with decks , wheels and T'shirts .... here's a pic of Potts doing an ollie to fakie that was in my inbox ... Also peep this one courtesy of Josh Wink ..Gonna start dropping these gifs after abit of shut eye .. Wurd .
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Potts mid comp run ..
Thanks to SMAY for capturing this among the madness ... Loads more gifs on the way when I get back .. I'm away for 9 days so if you need anything email or call and I'll try n hook things up ...
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Potter wins the Crawley Comp !!
Yeha congrats mate ... Tore the park a fresh new ring and took away £100 .... Get the beers in big fella ..Expect a proper blog and loads of Smay photos coming your way next week ....
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Jaks First Light
Jaks in Sidewalk this month .....His feeble kickflip out is fitter than PARIS Hilton ..... Also peep this mahosive kickflip !!Well done fella much deserved ... Photos by Leo Sharp and Ransom ... Yes Jak !!!
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Bromley clip
Incase ya missed it ... Elliot , Jerry and Potts (whos wearing clothes thank goodness) in Bromley .
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Wet Sussex Premier
Peeped the Wet Sussex Premier in Brighton t'other night ... Props to Liam for all his hard work ... Some sick sections for sure from Ranson , Wallace , Casey-Kight , Greenfield , Stenning , Gent , Chard , Smith and Teaguey ... Even Potter managed to squeeze half a section out despite fighting his debt problems in the process ... There where loads of other heads killing it too but you know what premiers are like , hard to take it all in haha ... Give us a shout if you want a copy ... Should have some in the next few weeks ... (Swiz double flip down the south Bank 7 anyone ?)Also another scene vid from the same crowd should drop soon info Here .. Its called Days Passed by Joe Ripley .
Also Thanks to "Another Skateboard Shop" in Brighton for taking some fresh Drawing Boards wood in ..
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Bromley Spot Check ..
Spot Check on Bromley Banks is on Caughtinthecrossfire.com .. CLICK HERE MANG !! Nice one to Jacob for the words .. smacked it .. Big thanks to Zac at Crossfire for keeping the masses informed on a daily basis .. Here's some more pics from Bromley ...Shouts to the Bromley boyards !!
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Happy Birthday Jerry ...
If you find him wondering the streets at an unearthly hour unable to remember his name please contact us ...
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RIP Dojy Skate Shop
Drawing Boards would like to thank Dylan and Jon for all the support and help they have given us over the past few years ... Sadly Dojy skateshop has closed its doors so that they can concentrate on other things .. Dylan is going to concentrate his efforts on the kids books that he has been writing . Here's a pic from an "AD" Exhibition and the premier of Keep the Streets Clean they hosted for us a few years back ..Also a painting Dylan and I did together .. (Robot AD , background Dylan)..No doubt the Dojy name will crop back up in the future in some shape or form .. I'd like to take this opportunity to wish them well with the future and no doubt we'll link in Crystal Palace soon for a beer or 2 (or more haha)!!
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Potts on Relentless tour ?
Potts found his way onto this edit .... Rad!!
More relentless Skateboarding >>
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Darths in SLAM !!
Oz Drawing Board team rider Darth is in SLAM mag this month (Australia equivalent to Sidewalk) ... Check his front feeble down a twelve stair handrail ... What a beast !! As well as being on the front page of Slams website ... A little clip of him here ..
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Bored of Southsea
Here's a clip that's been floating around on the web for a little while made by Bored of Southsea who are Jaks shop sponsor ... It features Drawing Boards very own Jak Tonge along with other sick Southsea heads at Fareham bowl ... Stoked on Jaks shop sponsor ... Keep up the good work ..
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Bl Piergiorgio Frassati--Patron of the Fraternities of St. Dominic
VATICAN CITY, JULY 4, 2007 (Zenit.org).- Benedict XVI offered the example of Blessed Piergiorgio Frassati, a student and sportsman who died at age 24.
At the end of today's general audience, the Pope greeted young people, the sick and newlyweds. He spoke to them about the Italian youth, who was a member of Catholic Action. The liturgical memorial of Blessed Piergiorgio Frassat (1901-1925) is celebrated today.
"May his example give you strength, dear youth, to give witness to the Gospel in every circumstance of life," the Holy Father said. "May he help you, dear sick people, to offer your daily suffering so that the civilization of love can be built up in the world."May he support you, dear newlyweds, to construct your families on the solid foundation of intimate union with God."
Piergiorgio was the son of Alfredo Frassati, founder and direction of La Stampa, still one of the most notorious Italian newspapers.
Pope John Paul II said that as a young person, the example and testimony of Piergiorgio Frasati was an inspiration for him. That Pope beatified the youth on May 20, 1990.


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320 acre Utah spread.
This incredible estate, designed by award-winning architect Fred Babcock, includes a primary residence with seven bedrooms and a children's bunk room, a three-bedroom guest house, and a 5,000 square foot barn. Adjacent to the primary residence is an outdoor pavilion featuring an enormous fireplace for outdoor entertaining. Enjoy serene views from the dock on a three-quarter acre pond on the sprawling estate, stocked with rainbow and brown trout. Wolf Creek Ranch is a private, 13,000-acre community located just 20 minutes from Park City, featuring 60 miles of trails, private fly fishing on the Provo River and a 7-mile common boundary line with the 2.2-million-acre Uintah National Forest. With jaw-dropping views, gorgeous architecture, and acreage to spare, this property is unrivaled anywhere in the Rocky Mountains.


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There's a wave Writing an article about mathoverflow with a little of this, but there's been no traffic recently. I'll add anyone who asks me -- just IM or email.
Some random items, duplicated from the wave:
I think Steve Huntsman may have hit the nail on the head here. How many "personal communication" citations are really "sci.math.research" for example, but not cited as such because of perhaps lack of guidelines on how to do that. I confess that I am new to the whole scene so this is just a hunch...
So how might we convince Steve that he should cite MO more directly?
Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to cite a particular MO page, using the convention of adding "Accessed DDMMYYYY" when citing (potentially mutable) webpages. What objections do people have to doing this, and can we resolve these objections?
I'd like to see such references for two reasons. One, I think it's more useful to the reader. They can actually go read the discussion, instead of being potentially frustrated by an opaque reference to a private conversation.Two, it's great advertising for MO!
Polymath5 is now farming out some subquestions to mathoverflow. I think this is a great success story! See my blog post about mathoverflow and polymath, or just jump directly to the list of questions, tagged polymath5.
Steve: I don't think there's anything problematic about specifying a MO URL as opposed to not doing so. The worst that can happen is that at some point in the future the URL stops working. Meanwhile, it's useful.
Personally I think that if MO helps you with your research, then acknowledging that in print
I probably agree with you that in the reference list, the citation should be for the person, not MO itself - but the source should be given as a particular MO page, e.g. in the way that Scott describes.
A quick remark because I didn't know this until I tested it out: changing the title of a question does not break the link with the old title in it.
So is there a consensus on how to quote MO properly (I feel I may have to do something like that soon) ? Thanks.
Re: What if MO disappears.
As soon as possible, we'll provide sanitized dumps of the database which should contain basically all the information that you normally have access to. Given that the SO dumps are only a few hundred MB, the MO dumps should be quite small.
There is an attribution page (linked to from the bottom of each MO page) listing what you should do if you want to republish any content. If you're just citing or paraphrasing something that happened on MO, I'd include the following information:
I don't see any downside to linking to the specific post or page that you're using, even if there's a chance it disappears. It doesn't stop people from citing impossible-to-find papers. Btw, does anybody have a copy of Artin's Algebraization of formal moduli I they could send me?
Let's agree on some citation guidelines, and I'll include them in the attribution page. Is there some way I should make the attribution page more prominent?
@David: I would be happiest if the user number appeared somewhere, even if it's not the full URL, like this
See this very similar discussion on meta.MO.
answered Jan 15 at 11:52, David Speyer (/users/297)
But I think it should be fine to just include the number of the post and the name of the user if it's a pain to include the user numbers, since that is enough information to track down the source. I'll look into the possibility of including the URLs of the posts and the user numbers automatically whenever you send an MO page to your printer (or print to a file). It's also worth noting:
I think there are two different concepts here: copyright and citations.
The first concept is only applicable if you're copying the text; the copyright law (I'm not a lawyer, but this idea is quite clear and well-known) doesn't protect ideas, mechanisms or algorithms (note that patent law sometimes does).
For example, suppose nobody knew how to calculate some function f(x) at x = 137 and finally Smarty S. was able to provide a long calculation that established that f(137) = 12. It doesn't matter where s/he did it — in a journal, on the web, in a talk: both before and after, anyone is able to talk about the value of f(137) and speculate about it being equal 12, or claim it being 12 or 13. After the result is posted, nothing in the copyright law prohibits saying "f(137) is known to be 12 (see reference)".
I don't think therefore that there could be any legal requirement for citations that Math Overflow could impose, unless some part of the text is copied. However, ethically, it's well-established in mathematics that you should cite other people's ideas, for two reasons: (1) you shouldn't pretend you did something when it's actually another person and (2) if the statement is non-trivial, you need to give readers the ability to see its proof or the source.
Since we aren't sure about the sitewide policy, perhaps the best thing would be to ask the person who answered in each case, especially if a person is normally pseudonymous. I personally would go for something like
[10] Communicated by David Speyer on MathOverflow (/questions/11851).
Let's agree on some citation guidelines, and I'll include them in the attribution page
I think it may be a good idea, but it should make clear the distinction between republishing (action possible under cc-wiki license; and I'm not aware of how we could change any of its requirements) and citing (something done voluntary by mathematicians on ethical basis; and the format of which this thread discusses).
I've added a citation recommendation to the attribution page.
William Stein thinks we're awesome.
and/or amsrefs... to which I am partial :P
There's an article in "The Tyee", a newspaper from British Columbia, that talks about mathoverflow at length, including quotes from David Brown and Anton Geraschenko.
The publicity is nice, but the fact that they mention us right before "psychics" is something of a double-edged sword.
Well, "Equations and extra-sensory perception" makes for a great tag line...
I just noticed that the arxiv's experimental full text search pulls up a few articles mentioning mathoverflow that I hadn't known about:
Very cool. It seems worthwhile to add comments to the questions cited in the arxiv articles to complete the trackback circle.
The conjecture to which it refers is posted (by one of the authors) here: http://mathoverflow.net/questions/25030/can-we-select-a-rainbow-matching-if-each-degree-is-6-and-each-colorclass-is-a-c-6
Apologies if these have been mentioned elsewhere, but I just wanted to add 2 links to newspaper articles to the repository:
I've mentioned this in another thread -- but cannot locate it now. I cited and acknowledged MO in the following eprint: http://arxiv.org/abs/1007.4761
Is there a "mathoverflow in the news" thread elsewhere? Anyway, a minor mention that I thought was interesting.
And an article all about mathoverflow at theatlantic.com.
@Sam, indeed, that is pretty neat. (For those in a hurry: Michael Freedman posted a paper on the arxiv specifically to answer two mathoverflow questions.)
I also cite a MO question in the most recent version of one of my preprints: http://arxiv.org/abs/1005.4559


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by Lizzie Piazza
Relentless is in the dictionary as:
that does not relent; unyieldingly severe, strict, or harsh; unrelenting:
a relentless enemy.
Not the most flattering definition, but it's kind of true. I am relentless about what I want to achieve. I am far more yielding, flexible, and relenting on how I achieve things. The concept of "relentlessness" can help or hinder any objective, depending on how you apply it. Define your objective (your why), and you will find there are often several paths to achieving that objective.
So, what are you chasing? What's important to you right now? What are you working on, and why?
Big questions right there. Ones most people don't stop to consider often, but ones that weigh heavily on your mind when it seems your whole existence is at risk. That's where I found myself on June 8, 2008.
I had woken up in the ICU of South Nassau hospital, a few towns over from where I grew up. I was 17 years old and annoyed. There were so many things going on in the world and here I was, stuck, lying in a bed in the middle of the afternoon! Unfortunately, my body had just been slammed around between a windshield and rough pavement, so I had no choice but to just lay there and think.
Everything hurt.
The plan that morning was to get to school, run home, grab a few bags, meet a friend to work on a senior project, and stop by the pool on the way home. I was a woman on a mission with the whole summer ahead. I was going to spend the next few weeks celebrating the end of my high school career, lifeguarding with my friends, partying it up with my best friends, and getting ready to accept a scholarship I had worked so hard to earn in a city I couldn't wait to explore.
At that point in my life my why was to enjoy life as much as I can in the moment while eagerly anticipating my next adventure.
Getting T-boned on a corner in town was most certainly not in my original plans.
Laying in that bed, I thought about the previous day or so. The memories of the accident itself were clear but fragmented. I could see the glint of the sun off the windshield, I could hear the impact as the car shattered my new cruiser, I could feel the pressure as my helmet-less head slammed into the windshield right before I blacked out. The memories right after were more fluid: the smell of metallic blood mixing with the peppermint gum in the puddle underneath my face blended with the sound of the driver's panicky shouting and the feeling of a hand on my back, instructing me not to try to move until paramedics could arrive and assess my injuries.
My parents spent those few days terrified – they saw a split-open head, broken back, and crushed collarbone, and had no idea what was going on with the insides. They didn't know what I knew – that despite my new reality, I wasn't done chasing my objectives.
This is when I learned my first lesson in relentlessness: persistence in the face of adversity.
Obstacles are not always as they appear. At this branch in the story, we all could have sat and accepted my summer and college plans as ruined. That would have been a major mistake. Patience is one surprisingly critical nuance of relentlessness.
When the final reports came in, I ended up being incredibly lucky. There was no real critical damage – my bones would heal, my organs were all still working (although dented in some cases), and as absurd as it sounds the wonders of modern medicine even provided a way to glue my head back together!
My parents later told me their main concerns:
"What if there is brain damage?"
"What if there is lingering, debilitating emotional trauma? Can she really move 1300 miles away, alone, after this"
"What if there is lingering, debilitating physical damage?"
There are two critical questions I now ask when faced with perceived adversity: is this really an obstacle? And is it as daunting as it appears?
Sometimes we can answer these immediately, and sometimes answers take longer. Instead of always wondering if something would something appear later, we moved on with the things that were in our control at the moment. I am extremely fortunate that I did not develop brain damage or crippling emotional side effects. I do believe, at least partially, that I avoided emotional repercussions because I did not allow fear or anxiety to paralyze me.
There were other obstacles: my crushed bones and healing insides certainly made activities like the prom and ocean lifeguarding way more uncomfortable and harder to complete than normal. I decided to reframe these obstacles: would this event break me, or galvanize me? Some people may have just sat back and accepted that difficulty equalled impossibility in those cases. Me? I didn't see why that had to be the only option.
This is where I received my second lesson in relentlessness: hard work.
I knew what life was like before the accident, and I certainly couldn't ignore what my situation was afterwards. Since I had already made the decision to push forward with my why, enjoying an awesome summer and upcoming college adventure, I now had to work to figure out how that new path would take shape.
Small fractures can be healed in a manner of weeks with proper attention and intention. Within days, I was (carefully!) assessing my injuries and testing out walking. Within several weeks, I was jogging. I was even back on a bike a month later! Borrowed of course, as mine didn't survive the initial accident...
Most incredibly, by the end of the summer I was swimming well on the newly healed collarbone and even re-passed the ocean lifeguard assessment. Bit by bit, step by step, one frustrating day after another, I slowly built my body back up to the ability it had before the accident.
Then I kept going. I went to college. I kept running. I survived my first 2 week emergency hurricane evacuation. I walked onto a D1 track team. I kept up with my classes, and excelled beyond them. I made my first real foray into strength training. I eventually graduated 5 years and 200+ credits later with 2 bachelors degrees, a Masters, and a job offer in a role that was practically designed for me. I kept going, kept enjoying life as much as I could in the moment while eagerly anticipating new adventures. And still happily am to this day, regardless of what cars or other obstacles are thrown into my path.
Why be relentless?
In one afternoon, my world was seemingly turned upside down. This was a make-or-break point: was my why strong enough to survive such a change in circumstance?
Do you have a why? How strongly are you attached to it? Would it survive a few tons of metal thrown into its way?
Relentlessly pursuing details and plans are usually an exercise in futility. But by relentlessly pursuing your why, your driving force, the outcome you want to achieve, you will the faith and fortitude to find new ways forward. Figure out what you want. Persist after that goal without getting too attached to any one path. Work hard for what you want. We get one life and limited time to go after what we want, so don't let circumstances stay in the way of what you are after.
Lizzie Piazza


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Spirit boxing combines what -- to most people -- might sound like opposites: yoga and boxing. But to me, their pairing makes perfect sense. Both are physically demanding activities that work your body, mind, and heart. Yoga asanas provide dynamic warm-up and peaceful closure; boxing drills in the middle of the workout make my pulse race and drench my clothes in sweat. It's a hard-earned sweat, and it is uplifting.
Felix Endara, independent filmmaker
Participating in Spirit Boxing changed my relationship to fitness.
Before I saw exercise as a chore and a necessity to be suffered
through. After I felt excited about getting in shape and confident
that I could challenge myself and learn new conditioning skills. I
appreciated that Emily met me at my level and was encouraging and
supportive of my progress. I recommend Spirit Boxing to everyone
looking to be healthy and get in shape.
Eleanor Whitney, author Grow
I'd wanted to box for years, but was afraid it would be all attitude and intimidation. But Emily's intense, rigorous Spirit Boxing workouts emphasize wellness, health, and even social justice. Spirit Boxing is a safe, nurturing space for women and trans folks to grow in strength and confidence. It's a space where I want to jump rope longer, punch harder, and do just a few more jump squats--well, maybe that's getting carried away. Muhammad Ali couldn't make me want to do jump squats.
Nicole Pasulka, Freelance Writer
"So many of us have dealt with street harassment and all that is out there for us is self-defense. Many of us wanted something very different that could help build our confidence in a different way. I feel more confident and strong and it is rare that I am allowed to be authentic in my body as a black feminine trans guy."
Working with Emily as a personal trainer was my entrance back into exercise after an injury. Her individually tailored sessions combined with a rigorous and mindful approach was the perfect combination to build strength and confidence post-injury. Emily is a knowledgeable athlete, coach and teacher who understands how to work with clients and achieve results. Her unique combination of boxing, yoga, core strengthening and conditioning makes her an exclusive training option.
Maggie, Staff Developer
It is difficult to express in words how much I grew as an individual as a result of taking part in Spirit Boxing (Levels I and II). Yes, I gained strength, I learned the basics of boxing and eventually gained the tools and techniques required to become a more precise fighter, Yes, I became more flexible and my level of physical fitness improved. If that was all Emily gave me in our eight months together, I would've walked away from my time in class satisfied. But I acquired so much more than physical strength from the time I spent with her: I gained courage and confidence, self respect and self peace. Emily helped me to recognize my 'best' and accept it each time we worked together, whatever that 'best' may be. She is so much more than just a boxing teacher, than just a fitness instructor, coach, or yoga teacher. She is an old soul, an inspiring mentor, and a deeply caring friend. I will return to her for instruction time and time again down the road, because I trust I will walk away from my time with her as a better person.
Courtney Moors, Actor
"This workshop was a challenge, mentally and physically. It demands strength and focus. I love being a bad-ass and calm, strong in muscle and in heart muscle."
"Thank you so much for creating a space that I could participate in. It felt good to do something to help me connect to my body. The positive feedback was nice and I hope to see you compete sometime soon. Your energy was so fitting for the work we were engaging in. If you don't see me for the next session it would have everything to do with my personal life limitations and not because I don't think I could benefit greatly."
I have had the pleasure of studying both yoga and boxing with Emily. She approaches her teaching with true humility and as a result, I always felt safe in her workshops and challenged in the best sense. I grew in physical strength as well as in my sense of myself. She meets each student where they are in their process. It's no accident she has the eyes of a tigress. She is fierce in her practice and loving with her students.
Victoria Libertore, Performer, Curator, Teacher www.howlingvic.com
"As an overweight woman with asthma and bad knees, I thought boxing was the last thing I could do, though I tried it anyway thinking, 'Why not?' After five minutes with Emily, I felt so comfortable and knew that I would be coming back. I'm able to tailor my sessions to work on certain parts of the body, and she's even gotten me to be open to yoga (not an easy feat!) I've had so much fun working with her, and I really appreciate and value the work she does to help me be more confident."
"I think the beginner, more advanced mix was handled well and worked for me, esp. since I hadn't boxed in a while. No matter your level you could work it."
"I really enjoyed the cool down. And overall felt that the yoga complimented the high intensity, boxing portion of the class. Brilliant way to fuse the two!"
"Thank you x 1 million, this class has changed my life!!"


text: A subreddit for early Apple Watch owners to find others to share taps, drawings, and heartbeats with. I suspect it's only a matter of time before someone turns this into an app for people to find others to do this without having to share one's iMessage email publicly. The Apple Watch seems like the ideal device for this type of simple interaction to tackle one of the internet's two most popular use cases, that is: you are not alone.


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A Must: Scheduling Time to Dream.../
Scheduling time to dream? An oxi-moron? Perhaps...generally dreaming comes out of a time unscheduled, but in this season of life, I am finding it a necessity.
Dreaming used to come out of painting with no agenda as a child, or dancing with the tall peonies in my mother's front garden, but the over-used word "busy" in our lives has on occasion stolen this time from me.


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We are now able to offer the School Direct route into teaching through our collaboration with The Partnership Teaching School and Bath Spa University.
School Direct is the new programme proposed by the DfE for "training our next generation of outstanding teachers".
To gain a national overview of what the programme has to offer please go to www.education.gov.uk/get-into-teaching.
Anyone interested in following this route into teach should contact The Partnership Teaching school for more details.
All applications are made through UCAS.


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The most popular skin tightening procedures use radio frequency(RF) to stimulate an increase in the production of collagen and elastin in the dermis. We believe INTRAcel technology provides the best results. You may have heard of Thermage for tightening as well. These are the two most popular non-invasive skin tightening treatments on the market today. So what are the differences?
Intracel vs Thermage
When people think of needles they generally cringe - let alone 49 of them penetrating the skin at the same time!
Yet the most common response, immediately following a treatment is - "Wow, that wasn't so bad." Most clients are back to their regular schedule the next day, although I always advise to allow a day - as a precaution.
INTRAcel uses thermal micro-needles, coupled with RF which promotes the type of positive results we've seen. By by-passing the epidermis and releasing RF only in the Dermal layer, the treatment decreases downtime and increases results.
Thermage also uses (RF) to target the dermis and stimulate collagen production - however, the RF must penetrate the epidermis first as it does not use micro-needles. Thereby the epidermis receives the greatest amount of RF (which may cause a burn), and the dermis receives a minimal amount of RF (which equals unimpressive results).
Is INTRAcel the right treatment for you? If you are concerned with lines/wrinkles, laxity in the skin/jowls or pock marks/scars, etc. - then yes, this is by far the best treatment available to you. Even with only one treatment, you will notice an improvement in the elasticity and a decrease in the appearance of lines/wrinkles.
Remember if you wait too long, you may not be a great candidate for INTRAcel or any skin tightening solution. INTRAcel is the best way to avoid going under the knife, or needing a more invasive alternative.
If you are interested, we have an information package available. Contact us if you wish to receive one or would like a complimentary consultation.


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In the last 50 years, a considerable amount of research workhas been completed in the mathematical system theory and theoryof control. Implementation of the results from this researchinto practice has drastically decreased the production costs.Most production processes are highly automated, and the use ofrobots in industry is growing. As far as office, or businessprocesses are concerned, the situation is quite different.Though the office workers and sales personnel have obtainedmuch help from the modern computers, the office and salesprocesses are far behind the production processes on the levelof automation. The computers are used in the office mainly tohelp in performing various activities, e.g., to write a letter,to print an invoice, to complete a transaction, etc. Thecontrol of the business processes in the office remains, to alarge extent, manual. There is a lot to gain if the controlover business processes could be automated, at leastpartially.
The material presented in this thesis is aimed to supportthe following hypothesis: "The ideas worked out in the Mathematical system theory formodeling and controlling physical processes can be successfullyused for modeling and controlling business processes." Oneof the main ideas of mathematical system theory is to considera process as a set of valid trajectories in a state space, andthis idea is the keystone for the thesis. The thesis startswith reformulating the state-oriented approach for the domainof business processes to show what kind of sate space can beused in this domain. First, the approach is introducedinformally by means of an example. Next, a possibleformalization adjusted to the properties of business processesis discussed. Then, experimental evidences that the methodsuggested in the thesis can be used in practice are presented.The suggested method is also compared with other methods ofbusiness process modeling to find out the areas where it hasadvantages over the other methods. In the conclusion, theresults are summarized, and plansfor the future are drawn.
Most of the material included in the thesis has beenpublished and presented at international conferences. Thecontribution of this thesis consists in organizing the materialin support of the main hypothesis.


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The best "worst team" in baseball, or the worst "best team" in baseball?
The G-men are now locked into 2nd place, 5 and a half games behind LA but still 6 games over .500. Their shot at the division gets longer every day, and their shot at the wild card is even in jeopardy.
They won on Wednesday against the White Sox thanks in large part to a questionable reply reversal (blocking the plate under the new rule when Blanco was out by 15 feet). That is the only reason the five game losing streak (lost 2 out of 3 to the Brewers and were swept by the Royals) wasn't a six game losing streak. Of note is the fact that the G-Men have not won a series against a contending team since the Nationals came into AT&T in June and punished them. That does not bode well for the next 43 or so games, including series against the Tigers and the Nationals on the road and the Brewers at AT&T. I won't talk about the six games left against the LA Thugs but those might be very ugly.
The reasons for the poor performance are pretty clear. The offense necessary to win games just isn't there. It's not for a lack of trying but when you see half the Fresno Grizzlies on the field in a game against the division leading Royals you know that something is amiss. This is a minor league team much of the time. Pagan's return hasn't made the difference that was expected but perhaps that will change with a good home series. The players certainly realize what they are doing wrong.
Regardless, the only reason he Giants are in the hunt at all is because of an awesome April and May (remember when we were talking about the 1927 Yankees?). However that has now been balanced out by a pathetic June and July.
The jury is still out on the question above.
The hospital ward – paging Hawkeye Peirce!
Cain, DL, for the season with bone spurs that were the size of quarters; Belt, out on concussion DL for the second time with the symptoms not receding (Belt has to be very worried considering what happened to Mike Matheney in 2006); Sanchez, out on concussion DL but now rehabbing in Fresno (he's Timmy's personal catcher); Scutaro – on DL again with a bad back and finished for the season.]
This means that we have seen the young guys come up to take their shot: Panik at second (doing well actually, and batting .260 or so with no power but looking like the 2nd baseman of the future and a young Scutaro), Susac behind the plate (also looking decent for a rookie), Duvall at first (spelling Ishikawa, who is back only because they needed a body) and deserving of a demotion to find his stroke and Duffy at shortstop, second and wherever they put him. I actually think that Duffy is a good looking kid and a step up from Arias. However he belongs in triple A.
And, unfortunately, none of them are named Mike Trout.
The regulars are all pressing. Crawford is making errors at an astounding rate and his BA is sinking fast ( below .230 last I looked and below the Mendoza line for the last ten games). Morse is colder than a polar bear in January. His power numbers are way down. Posey, Pence, Pagan and the Panda are playing just OK (3 of the 4 P's are under .300) but no one is carrying the offense. It is true that the HR total is way up over last year but that is not the measurement that should be used.
Someone needs to step up and carry the team through the next six weeks. The pitching is adequate to get the job done but the pitchers (with the exception of Lincecum who self-destructs with amazing regularity) are getting hosed by no offense. The G-men have been shut out this year more than I recall in the last three seasons combined.
The games this weekend are a chance to get healthy against a struggling Phillies team who are nonetheless looking for a little payback after being beat up by the Giants on the last road trip. Then comes a road trip against the Cubs and the Nationals and another home stand against the Rockies and the Brewers. It's like a prescription for playing .500 ball. They MUST do better than .500. It's time for a winning streak.
Sabean's moves!
Other than the trade for Jake Peavy, he didn't make any. The choice he made was to find out what the farm system has and roll the dice. Well the dice are about to roll up against the wall at AT&T and I for one hope that it's not craps. Sabean has done an excellent job so far (as the two WS show) so he gets the benefit of the doubt. However, Brian, if you are listening it would be really nice to get ONE really good bat to spark the team (Alex Rios?).
Ciao, and GO GIANTS!
The Czar


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Physician Assistant Exam: How to Inspect for Spider and Insect Bites
It's not nice to be bitten by insects or spiders — especially spiders. The Physician Assistant Exam (PANCE) will force you to face any fears you have to investigate the body for bites.
Lice (singular louse) are insects, and they can be anywhere on the body, especially the head. Some people may remember the elementary school nurse checking the kids for head lice. This affliction is spread from person to person.
It's not a vector-associated disease like Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Just the same, it's extremely contagious. Risk factors include spending time in places where people are in close quarters and have poor hygiene. Outbreaks have occasionally occurred in schools and nursing homes, although nursing home outbreaks of lice are very uncommon.
Head lice attach to the hair follicles, often at the nape and behind the ears. They do bite and can leave small, red welts on the scalp. They lay their eggs, or nits, in the hair about 1/4 inch from the scalp. They are very hard to get rid of.
The treatment is meticulous hygiene and a medication called permethrin (Elimite). Clothes and bedding have to laundered, too, often repeatedly in very hot water, to kill the eggs. For head lice, you want to comb the hair with a very fine comb every few days when it's wet. Doing so helps break up the eggs. Medicated shampoos are often used as well.
Anyone who may have come in contact with someone with head lice needs to change his or her clothes and launder them with hot water at the very least, because lice can be on the clothes.
How to treat the mite-y scabies
Scabies (the seven-year itch) is a skin condition that, like lice, is transmitted from person to person. Scabies is transmitted by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei (the "itch mite"). Outbreaks have occurred in nursing homes and schools, where individuals are in a lot of close contact.
On examination, look for evidence of the mite that has burrowed under the skin. You may see small pustular and papular lesions or what looks like tracks made in the skin. You can find them on the extremities, especially in the interdigital areas of the fingers and toes. Treatments include lindane, permethrin, and the antiparasite medication ivermectin (Stromectol). People in contact with the affected person should also receive treatment.
Spider bites
Spider bites can look like insect bites and stings. The more dangerous spider bites are often necrotic, which can cause confusion. For the most part, spider bites in the United States are deadly only if they're from a black widow or brown recluse spider. You need to have a high index of suspicion that your patient was in fact bitten by one of these deadly spiders:
Brown recluse spider bites may occur when cleaning out storage areas, leaf debris, or wood piles, or the patient may not recall when he or she was bitten. Within 24 hours after the bite, the area surrounding the bite site typically turns a reddish-blue color and may develop a blister. Necrosis follows.
Black widow spider bites cause pain at the envenomation site, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal rigidity, along with other neurological effects.
Treatment of a bite from the black widow or brown recluse includes cleaning the area with soap and water. If the bite is on an extremity, the person should elevate the arm or leg and tie a tourniquet above the bitten area to prevent the venom from spreading. Getting the person to an emergency room pronto is mandatory. Talking with a toxicology expert is important. The affected person needs antivenin.


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Restoring Historic Fisheries
After a series of successes both at the federal level and in the State of Maine, the Friends of the Presumpscot is focused on monitoring the implementation of new fish passage on a series of dams beginning with Cumberland Mills Dam and moving upriver to Saccarappa Dam.
Approximately every 30 years 8 of the 10 dams on the Presumpscot become available to be re-licensed by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). As stewards of the river, the Friends of the Presumpscot (FOPR) filed in 1999 for "intervenor status" with FERC to be a community voice for the river. Of the 5 dams up for re-licensing, FOPR opposed 3 (Little Falls, Mallison Falls, Saccarappa), and supported the re-licensing of 2 (Dundee, Gambo) provided certain conditions of fish passage were met.
In the end, no dams were ordered to be removed - but for the first time in Maine's history since the construction of dams began in the 1700s, we now have legally ordered, enforceable, and unchallenged fish passage required for all native species up river to the Dundee impoundment.
This has been a very long time coming. From the foundations laid by Native Americans first seeking fish passage to protect their culture and lives in the 1700s, to settlers petitioning Massachusetts for fish passage pre-Maine statehood, to Commissioner Atkins in 1869 radically rethinking our responsibility to native species, to Senators Muskie and Mitchell and the Clean Water Act, to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) cleaning up the mills, to the Department of Marine Resources (DMR)and United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) pushing for passage at Smelt Hill in 1985. New links in a long chain, all trying to do the right thing.
To achieve these final enforceable orders from FERC, it took 12 years and the following legal actions at the federal level:
- Bold and decisive action by DMR and the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) to purchase and remove Smelt Hill Dam (the first dam at the mouth of the river), with the support of the Attorney General's office, all at some risk of significant liability if efforts failed and money did not fall in place;
- Aggressive and determined advocacy by an astonishingly close association of American Rivers/Friends of the Presumpscot River, state agencies and USFWS at FERC, including withstanding SAPPI's challenge to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals;
- A precedent setting 401 water quality certification issued and defended completely by Maine DEP, that was then defended completely by the Attorney General's office and American Rivers/Friends of the Presumpscot River through the Maine courts and the US Supreme Court; and
- The first-ever use of Maine's fishway law in a contested proceeding, conceived and pursued by this same close team.
At the same the Friends and our partners were working at FERC, we were also pursuing fish passage on the one dam not under FERC jurisdiction: Cumberland Mills Dam.
After a series of hearings, in June 2009, Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Commissioner Roland Martin passed down his decision to require SAPPI to install fish passage at its Cumberland Mill Dam. This was a great success for the Presumpscot River. This ruling was necessary because the FERC licenses now requiring passage on the upstream dams was contingent on fish passage at Cumberland Mills.
Passage at Cumberland Mills, which was completed in 2013, will allow for sea run fish such as shad, alewives and river herring to move upstream. While there is still much work to be done, this is a huge and crucial step toward the revival of a magnificent river.
Throughout this decade-plus process to achieve the fish passage on the Presumpscot River, unrelentingly and with continued optimism the Friends did not give up. And monitoring the completion of this process will continue to be a priority for us.


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Your parents may have told you that you can't make a living from playing video game, but that's no longer strictly true, says Claire Cobbledick, Head of Marketing for Gumtree South Africa. She explains that the most expensive listing was for a Pokemon GO account in the United States. For a fee of $999,999, the player would catch any Pokémon the buyer would require of them.
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While this is a fairly new trend in South Africa, the sale of online gaming profiles ("the imaginary economy") is thriving. For some gamers in countries like China and Korea, it's a full-time profession. The classified site has recently seen an uptick in the sale of gaming profiles, being sold online.
The gaming profile or Pokemon GO account requirements vary from seller to seller. For epic online games such as League of Legends, the gamer would typically sell their login and passwords. For level-based games such as Candy Crush, the buyer would provide their login and password to a gamer who would help them get through the trickier levels for a free. Other games will allow you to sell tokens and add-ons within the game, such as weapons or armor.
Cobbledick says that League of Legends is the most popular account for sale on Gumtree, with prices typically ranging from R500 to R800, depending on the player's achievement. An account recently went up for sale with close to 100 characters, for R1000.
We don't have many professional gamers selling their profiles or a Pokemon GO account, but there are a few hardcore gamers who've grown tired of it and would rather sell their profile than delete it. After all, countless hours of work go into gaming – why let it go to waste?
Cobbledick says that there are a few criteria you should consider before buying someone else's gaming or Pokemon GO account.
Carefully read the description. Make sure it's the correct game and server, and check which specific items will be included in the sale.
Newbies shouldn't try to buy a profile or Pokemon GO account off the bat.
Spend a little time familiarizing yourself with the game. That way you know what you are buying, and that you will enjoy playing it going forward.
Cobbledick also advises buyers to make sure that you receive everything promised in the advert – including the recovery question answer, right account name and password.
You don't want to pay for something and find yourself locked out when that person decides to go back and change their password.
Likewise, if you want to sell your gaming or Pokemon GO account, be very specific about what the person will be receiving with it, including items included. Provide all of the information that person will require, including the registration key, passwords and recovery question/answer. Make sure that your login and password is unique and not used for another profile of yours.
Cobbledick says that she suspects a lot more professional gamers will cash in on their profiles in the near future.
Games are becoming epic – which means you can spend years playing. And while some of us would prefer to take the long route to catching them all, others don't want the hassle of building up momentum. If you are willing to pay for it, you can definitely skip straight to "good parts" of any game.
Would you sell your Pokemon GO account?


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Digital Forensics Magazine To Launch With Special Oxygen Software Offer
Subscribers to the new online international magazine, Digital Forensics Magazine are not only getting a brand new quarterly features and news magazine from the world of computer forensics and cyber crime, but readers are also eligible for 20% off Oxygen Software's Oxygen Forensic Suite 2. Within the magazine is a discount voucher, valid until January 1st, 2010 that gives the discount for the forensics software.
Oxygen Forensic Suite 2 is a mobile forensic software suite that goes beyond standard logical analysis of cell phones, smartphones and PDAs. Using advanced proprietary protocols permits Oxygen Forensic Suite 2 to extract more data than is usually extracted by some logical forensic tools, especially for smartphones.
Tony Campbell, IT Security expert and one of the magazine publishers said, "This is a marvellous offer and one we think our global readership will take advantage of. As well as the valuable content we have for the first edition, this is another great incentive to sign up."
Oleg Fedorov, CEO of Oxygen Software added, "We're glad to get behind the new Digital Forensics Magazine, we believe this will be a good resource for the forensics community - we're wishing them every success with the first of many editions."
Digital Forensics Magazine will be a valuable resource for international digital crime fighting agencies, academics, students and professional forensics practitioners alike. The magazine covers the following topics:
. Cyber terrorism
. Law from the UK and rest of the world
. Management issues
. Investigation technologies and procedures
. Tools and techniques
. Hardware, software and network forensics
. Mobile devices
. Training
. eDiscovery
. Book/product reviews
Digital Forensics is published on November 1st 2009 online and is free for the first edition to anyone who registers at the site where the discount code for Oxygen Forensics Suite 2 can be found. For more information on how to access the magazine, please visit www.digitalforensicsmagazine.com/media
About Digital Forensics Magazine
Digital Forensics Magazine is the flagship publication produced by TR Media in direct support of the professional computer security industry. Digital Forensics Magazine combines the depth and research of the best academic journals with the more traditional consumer feel of a trade magazine. It published its first issue on November 1st 2009. For more information, please visitwww.digitalforensicsmagazine.com/media
About Oxygen Software
Oxygen Software Company was founded in 2000 and since that time their business is a PC-to-Mobile communication software. Their experience has allowed Oxygen Software to become a guru in all mobile devices and their communication protocols. In their software they use special "know-how" techniques that allow Oxygen Forensic Suite to access much more information than competing logical forensic analysis tools. "Oxygen Forensic Suite" and "Oxygen Forensic Suite 2" are the trademarks of Oxygen Software.
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Merrick man's ad to air during Super Bowl
Zachary Borst is ready for his close-up -- on Super Bowl Sunday.
Borst, 26, an aspiring filmmaker from Merrick, will be living the dream when his ad for Chevrolet -- selected from among 200 submitted in an international competition with a top prize of $25,000 -- is broadcast to a national audience estimated at more than 170 million people.
"I love laying in bed at night and visualizing something and making it real," said Borst, a graduate of Adelphi University and the City University of New York's City College of New York. "I love telling stories."
And in Borst's ad, titled "Chevy Happy Grad," which he wrote and filmed in Floral Park with friends and a rented Camaro, he tells a whopper.
A young man wearing a blindfold and still in his graduation robe says to his mother, "A blindfold, Mom, really? Is this necessary?" She removes the blindfold, saying, "Happy graduation, sweetie." The camera shifts to the street and a shiny new yellow Camaro. On the sidewalk next to the car, the young man's father, with a big smile on his face, opens a mini refrigerator with a big red bow tied to it. The exuberant grad completely ignores the appliance and only sees the Camaro. Dashing to it and screaming at the top of his lungs, "I can't believe you got me this car," the grad then celebrates with a group of his friends.
In the commercial, the mother whispers to her husband, "Should we tell him?" The father replies, "No, let him tire out first."
Cut to a neighbor carrying his golf clubs, who looks to the parents before getting in and driving away in his car. "Hey," the grad tells his parents, "Mr. Johnson just stole my car."
The ad was produced in 30-second and 60-second versions. It stood out for its humor, said Steve McGuire, Chevrolet's manager of marketing strategy. "Everyone who's seen it laughs."
A lifelong Giants fan, Borst said, "being linked in a small, obscure way with the Giants is overwhelming."
His youth was marred in 1999 by the death of his art-teacher mother Linda Borst at age 45. "Every day, I try to make her proud," Borst said.
His father, Alan Borst, a retired New York City police officer, moved upstate but let him remain on the Island with his aunt, Alicia Borst, in Merrick.
Zachary Borst said he's never had an ad on television -- until "Happy Grad" aired on last Sunday's Giants conference championship game.
Borst's idea sprouted last September, when he decided to enter Chevrolet's contest.
Finding the Camaro was not easy. He called rental companies, but most couldn't guarantee a Camaro. "I was like, 'No, no. It can't be a Dodge Neon.' "
He found the car at Newark Liberty International Airport and traveled there by Long Island Rail Road and other trains. From there, he drove to Manhattan and Brooklyn for two of the actors. Then they drove to Floral Park, filmed the spot in four hours and reversed the trip.
Finally, he arrived back on Long Island about 10:30 p.m., he said. "And it was raining."
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Encountering Jesus
Day 1: Read John 1:1-4 John starts off with bold and declarative statements. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." Notice he doesn't start with Jesus human birth in Bethlehem or mention Mary or Joseph. No, John declares that Jesus is God, is with God, and was with God in the beginning. Think on your life and your beginning. How many years have you been on this Earth? Ponder even your parents and grandparents' beginning. Contrast that to God and Jesus' presence before the beginning of the world. Since we can never take a break from our own mind, we can get trapped into our small and limited perspective. Consider God presence's through the existence of time. In doing so, you are entering into worship as your mind is filled with questions, wonder, mystery, and awe.
Day 2: Find a place outside to read your devotion today. John 1:3 states, "Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made." We have all created something. Have you made something: a mug in 6th grade or maybe you are handy with the sewing machine or wood? John says Jesus made things, actually everything! Pick something in creation – a cardinal, an oak tree, the Grand Canyon, or whatever. As pleased as we can be with some of our own creations, consider what He has made. Thank God for the creation all around you. Maybe create a poem, sing, or listen to a song to capture some of God's beauty through your lens.
Day 3: Have you experienced some dark days, embarrassing days, or regretful days? Sure, we all have. If you could redo a day, a season, or your life, would you take that opportunity? Unfortunately, we cannot rewind our life and do it over. But there are second chances. Read John 1:11-13. Jesus' own did not receive him. His people or His lineage did not accept Him. Today, we too can miss God. When we get caught up in chasing our own success and seeking to create our own identity, we can miss Jesus. Jesus came not for the healthy, but for the sick. Receiving him begins with acknowledging our mistakes. Consider your past mistakes and the true need in your life. Is there a place in your life that needs some of God's direction, wisdom, compassion, forgiveness, and mercy? Do you need his admiration or love? Specifically bring to mind areas of struggle, and In that posture, receive Him today.
Day 4: Take a minute to pray. Ask God to quiet your mind down, jot on a piece of paper any distractions that keep you from concentrating. Offer this time to God. Read John 1:12-13 two times, once with an emphasis on received, a second time on believe. What does if meant to receive and believe? Belief or faith have two aspects. First, there is a sense of knowing. This knowing can be an intellectual knowledge or even an experience. Either case there is a sense of assurance, like stating a fact. The other part of believe has to do with action. When one believes something, the evidence is seen in their daily routine, their actions, their values, attitudes, and words. The beliefs the follow identify them. Consider your belief in Jesus. How did you know Jesus yesterday? How did you follow Jesus yesterday? Is what you believe evident in the choices you made?
Day 5: On Easter Sunday, we celebrated life transformation. Many people took a step in baptism. They declared a belief in Jesus of knowing Him and following Him. When we follow Him, we look like Him. Reflect on the past month. Open a calendar and review the events of your life. If you keep a journal, read the entries and prayers. How are you following Jesus? Think through the different roles you play: grandparent, child, brother, friend, classmate, employee, supervisor, teammate, small group member. How do you resemble Him? Let God speak to you about what you discover. Offer him a surrendered heart, a follower's heart and let Him speak.


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Joining the 100 Mile Fitness Challenge
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Trish from Love, Laughter and a Touch of Insanity posted on her blog about the 100 Mile Fitness Challenge and I thought, Hey, I want to try that!
The challenge runs from July 1st until September 31st 2011. In that time you have to run or walk 100 miles or you can do other exercise, where 15 minutes of exercise counts as one mile.
I'm terribly unfit at the moment and could lose some weight, too. With the good summer weather it should be easy to get off the chair and into the woods or fields for some walking or cycling.
Will I be able to do 100 miles in 3 months? I'm not sure, it's definitely a challenge. Worth a try, though.
And you? Are you joining in? Why not, give it a try!


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Teaching Staff and Affiliations
Wonder Montessori School is committed to retaining experienced and long-term staff. Our head directresses are certified with the American Montessori Society (AMS) or American Montessori International (AMI). Many of our head and support staff have several years of teaching experience and hold further education degrees beyond Montessori certification.
Wonder Montessori School is a full member of the American Montessori Society (AMS) and of the Association of Illinois Montessori Schools (AIMS).
Many of our programs are also further licensed by the Department of the Children and Family Services (DCFS).


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CLASSIC STYLE: Black & White
Happy Saturday to you!
In my opinion, you can never have too many white or black pieces in your wardrobe. These colors are complementary and pair well with innumerable accessories. Subsequently, there is no end to how you can accessorize the dresses shown above. In the comment section below, tell me what your favorite item is from this post. Also, how would you style it? I look forward to hearing from you. Enjoy your weekend!


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Ep. 29: Being Under Federal Investigation Is Largely A State Of Mind
Tochi & Zell bring back Front Street to handle the assault of news from the past week. 45's international trip, the Manchester attack, Gianforte's body slammin', Ben Carson idiocy, the CBO score of the heartless Trumpcare bill, Trump's even crueler budget, & Kush's meetings with (you guessed it) the Russians. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes & 'Like' us on Facebook. And email us; email@example.com.


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Man Claims He Used iPad to Cross Into US
(DERBY LINE, Vt.) -- A Canadian man traveling by car to Vermont claimed his iPad helped save the day after he realized he left his passport, which is required to cross into the United States, at his home in Quebec.
Martin Reisch, 33, said he arrived at Canada's Stanstead crossing and proceeded to the U.S. border post at Derby Line, Vt. He showed the U.S. officer his Canadian driver's license, Medicaid card and a digital scan of his passport he had on his iPad on Dec. 30.
"He didn't say much," Reisch told ABC News. "He took it with a serious face and went into the border patrol house. Five minutes later he came out and said 'Merry Christmas. You can go through.'"
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Wednesday called Reisch's story "false."
"In this case, the individual had both a driver's license and birth certificate, which the CBP officer used to determine identity and citizenship in order to admit the traveler into the country," the agency said in a statement.
But Reisch isn't backing down from his story.
"I can't lie. I don't even know where my birth certificate is," he said. "Maybe they are making an official statement to help lessen the impact."
The story went viral after Reisch's friends retweeted his experience.
"I don't want to start anything," he said of all the attention he has received. "But this sounds like it's taking a turn for the worse."
He added that his experience does make him think about how technology can be used for identification purposes when traveling at some point in the future.
"I think mobile devices could develop applications with security protocols so it's possible to bring your ID without having it stolen," he said. "Obviously not just a jpeg scan of your passport."
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