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I Took the 5G Male Supplement Every Day for 2 Weeks, And Here's What I Discovered…
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I'm 48, and I like sex. With women. A lot.
While I don't really have major problems, my recovery time between erections has definitely increased with my age.
And in the last few of years, I've had a couple occasions when things just kind of… "dropped off" in the middle of sex.
Granted, they were longer sessions, but still — that's a new thing for me.
When this has happened, I usually figure it's just booze or something and move on to another activity (like oral) until I bounce back.
While I don't think anything is medically wrong, it's definitely a nick in my armor of sexual confidence.
But I don't think I'm ready for something like Viagra or Cialis, yet (that'd be overkill at the moment).
I figure, though, if there's something easy I can do without a prescription, I ought to give it a shot. So I decided to try the 5G Male supplement from Supernatural Man.
What Is The 5G Male Supplement Supposed To Accomplish?
According to the promotional materials, 5G Male is supposed to make my erections "stronger, more engorged, [and] longer lasting."
I should also be able to "perform more often." Sounds like just what I need, right?
Another reason that 5G Male appealed to me is that it uses all-natural, plant-based ingredients.
Moreover, it's made and inspected at a lab here in the U.S., so there are no weird additives or dicey ingredients that I won't know about. (The only thing I want messing with my junk is women!)
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I got a 90-day supply, and I've been taking one capsule a day.
I'm not really a medicine guy (something has to hurt A LOT before I pop a Tylenol) so the size of the capsules was kind of startling, but I managed.
The enclosed letter says that it takes 60-90 days to achieve full results, but that my "system reboot" should start in 2-4 weeks.
So, here's where we are after two weeks.
My Results After 2 Weeks: 3 Noticeable Improvements
I knew the 5G Male was on its way, and I also knew that I was going to be paying close attention to whether or not it worked.
So, for a week before I started taking 5G Male, I paid more attention to what was going on with my little man downstairs.
In order to get a decent before and after comparison, I decided that I'd only pay attention during morning sex.
I figure this will take side-effects from booze, coffee, sleepiness, or anything else I may do during the day, out of the equation.
Once the supplements came, I began taking them in the morning, but only after sex (in case there was some sort of immediate spike that would skew the long-term comparison).
With the help of a couple of my lady friends, whose schedules are flexible enough not to have to rush off in the morning — we need to have sex at least twice for this to work — I began my experiment.
I confess that, when I explained what I wanted to do, they each had a lot of jokes to make at my expense (and they don't even know one another!).
Ultimately, though, they were pretty enthusiastic about the trials.
(Hey! Maybe this is a new approach in bars! "I'm recruiting subjects to help test a supplement… can I have a moment of your time?")
In the week before I started taking 5G Male, I didn't have any trouble staying hard during sex.
Though I did drop to half-mast once during a position change, I recovered right away.
My "lab assistant" was very quick to point out my droop, as a scientific observation. (The room was cold!!)
After ejaculation, it took me anywhere from 25 to 50 minutes to recover my erection during the four mornings of pre-5G male sex.
As far as actual size, I'm pretty content where I am, but being harder is always good.
My lab assistants and I decided we'd just go by the look and feel of my hard-on rather than trying to measure it — because that's what is going to matter in the long run, anyway.
In the two weeks that I've been taking the supplement, things have not changed all that much.
However, there have been a few positive trends that make me think the 5G Male is working for me.
1) My erections seem harder.
I've noticed it in the way it feels as I get hard, and by inspecting it with my own hand.
My partners, using various methods and body parts in their assessments, also think that my erections seem harder.
So far, so good.
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2) I get random hard-ons.
Another fun thing that I've noticed, lately, is that I tend to get random erections more frequently during the day.
I think this could be a result of increased morning sex, but it could be the 5G Male at work, too.
It may be a combination of both, but it's a sign that blood is flowing in the area.
Always a good sign.
3) I've seen a slight improvement in recovery time.
Since I started on 5G Male, my worst recovery time's been 40 minutes (as opposed to 50 minutes the week before I started the supplement).
On average, I'd say that I can reliably remount after 30 minutes.
This isn't too far off where I was before, but it does seem to be trending in the right direction.
And then there was Wednesday.
I will grant that the first round of sex was pretty damned hot that morning, but great sex is not that rare for me.
What is increasingly rare in my world is what happened next.
My unicorn was ready to prance after only five — 5! — minutes.
I was lying against my partner, performing a halftime routine with my hand (you've got to keep the audience engaged and coming back for more) when she said, "Is that what I think it is?!"
Not having noticed, I said "What?"
"You're hard. REALLY hard."
And I was. I'd been so into what I was doing that I hadn't noticed the raging hard-on I was pressing against my partner's ass.
We looked at the clock. "I guess you're going to get home earlier than usual," I said.
Now. I have recovered that quickly before.
In fact, I have on occasion been able to stay hard through an ejaculation and keep going until the next one.
But it's been at least a year since my recovery time was 0-5 minutes.
Is it just a coincidence that it happened again since I've been taking 5G Male? I sure hope not!
You can see if 5GMale is currently available here: Is There Any 5G Male Left?
(P.S. The story behind how 5G came to be is f'in insane… check this out to see the entire bizarre story for yourself.)


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Lovely Tatting: Doilies for Spring and Summer
Today's post is by my daughter, Eunice.
My mom has been tatting for as long as I can remember. The sound of my mom winding thread onto a shuttle is still the first sound I hear when I lazily wake up on weekends. It's a small, rhythmic clicking sound that signals that my mom has been up and getting breakfast ready for the family, and that she just sat down for a few minutes while waiting for us to wake up.
She was determined to decorate the house with things that she created, not just things that she bought. Though I didn't realize it growing up, I think watching my mom take some thread and turn it into intricate, detailed designs taught me the importance of patience and imagination. While working on this book with my mom, I was stunned at the number of doilies she created, all done with her small, careful hands. Before I started to photograph her doilies for the book, I had not noticed all of the beautiful patterns that she created. While holding each doily, I could see what inspired or influenced her. Certain patterns have subtle hints of specific decades in history, such as the 19th and 20th centuries. My mom and I enjoy watching movies and being transported to a different time. However, most of my mom's patterns were inspired by flowers. She takes great joy in observing the little things in nature. The majority of the patterns in this book were inspired by the flowers of spring and summer.
When my mom asked me to help her make a book of her designs, I had mixed feelings. I was eager to help her share her love of tatting with other people. But I was anxious because I did not have experience with still life photography or publishing. I finally agreed to do it though, because she trusted me to make her vision come to life. This book is the culmination of over two years of intense collaboration, learning, hard work, and dedication. It was a lot of fun working on this book with her, and documenting over 25 years of work (though this book only contains a small portion of her designs). I hope that when people pick up this book, whether or not they have previous experience tatting, they will see all of the love that my mom put into each stitch.
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Las Vegas parents face murder charges in death of baby boy
Anthony Oceja, 29, and Loreana Martinez, 24, each face one count of open murder and one count of child abuse or neglect for crimes related to the 5-month-old infant's death.
Two Las Vegas parents are facing murder charges after their 5-month-old baby died earlier this week, police said.
Anthony Oceja, 29, and 24-year-old Loreana Martinez were booked Wednesday into the Clark County Detention Center. Each faces one count of open murder and one count of child abuse or neglect for crimes related to the infant's death. County records show the baby was a boy.
Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to investigate a report of abuse or neglect Sunday night at Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center and at an apartment on the 5700 block of East Hacienda Avenue, near Boulder Highway and Tropicana Avenue.
Medical responders told police they were taking a 5-month-old baby to Sunrise after the child appeared to be malnourished. The infant died at Sunrise, police said.
The baby lived at the East Hacienda apartment with Martinez, Oceja and two other siblings. The two siblings were taken into protective custody, police said.
The Clark County Department of Family Services had never investigated the family before the baby's death, records show.
Oceja and Martinez also face multiple counts each of animal abuse-related charges after investigators found three dogs that appeared severely malnourished in the apartment. The dogs were turned over to Clark County Animal Control officials.
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Hello! Here's the latest edition of Daily Links…
Read this refreshing interview with Chewing Gum creator Michaela Coel. The show's second season premiered this week on Netflix.
Twelve-year-old athlete Brianna Lyston broke the under-13 record in the 200-meter final at the Boys and Girls Championship in Kingston, Jamaica.
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Kids are gross. I remember Stella's nanny telling me that a while back. I kind of agreed but I don't think I really "got it" until recently. They certainly have no awareness of germs, hygiene, or cleanliness. You can't blame them. They're tiny kids with no experience. That doesn't mean it's not gag-inducing for the rest of us.
They tell you that kids will put anything in their mouths, and they're not lying. While we haven't had much in the way of choking scares, it does seem like the more revolting an item, the more desirable it is. Stella loves to chew on the soles of shoes. A second favorite are her stroller tires. I guess it feels good to her gums. But all we can see/think of is the nastiness that those shoes and tires have traversed.
During the height of the recent bout with the germ from hell, there was a whole lot of snot. Kids, incidentally, hate to have their noses wiped. It's as if you're trying to give them a nose job without anesthetic, the way they behave! Whenever I began to succumb to the germ, I simply didn't have the energy to fight it all the time. We were in the house, going nowhere. Who cares if she's snotty? Well, with that attitude, I got snot-prints over everything…my shirts, pj bottoms, the couch. It is like a cute little shroud of Turin made of nasal secretions. Yes, I did clean up the couch. The couch doesn't flail and wail when you wipe it off.
It's rare that food can simply be placed in her mouth, chewed, and swallowed. I picked her up from her nanny's the other day and was told of the "grossest thing" she had seen in a while. It seems Stella got a hold of a chicken nugget and proceeded to suck the breading off. She then carried the pasty white and soggy bit of chicken meat around for a while. I am kind of glad I missed that one. I do, however, get a whole lot of putting in the mouth/chewing/spitting out/putting back in the mouth/chewing some more/swallowing. I swear, I haven't let her watch The Fly.
It will probably only get worse as she gets even more inquisitive (I can't really say mobile, as she's already heart-stoppingly fast). Preparing for her bath the other day, I caught her almost in time as she reached into the commode to splash about. Fortunately, I had JUST cleaned it. I got it quick enough to drag the offending hand to the sink and promptly disinfect it before it could find its way to toys and her little mouth.


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Brand new for 2019, Deneen Pottery made this just for our store! It has the M and the year the University was established.
Hand thrown mug with maroon or white glazing, this is a must have for your home or office.
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Trifle is a traditional British dessert that comprises layers of fruit gelatin, custard, fruit, cake, and whipped cream. This trifle recipe features rhubarb, a very popular ingredient in British crumbles and pies, that just happens to be extremely flavorful, and low-carb. This recipe involves quite a few steps, so perhaps not best for a quick and easy dessert, but well worth it for a special occasion and a spectacular center piece for celebrations!
makes: 14 SERVINGS
prep time: 1 HOUR (PLUS CHILLING)
cooking time: 30 MINUTES
Rhubarb Gelatin Base
4 teaspoons powdered gelatin (or 12 regular-size gelatin leaves)
10 ounces (295 g) fresh rhubarb (approximately 4 large stems)
3 ½ cups (840 ml) water
1 cup (190 g) Sola sweetener
½ recipe vanilla sponge cake CLICK HERE FOR RECIPE
1 recipe crème anglaise custard CLICK HERE FOR RECIPE
4 ounces (110 g) full-fat cream cheese, softened
Seeds of ½ vanilla bean or 1 teaspoon natural vanilla extract
½ cup (95 g) Sola sweetener
1 ½ cups (360 ml) heavy/double cream
¼ cup chopped roasted pistachios
1 cup (140 g) fresh raspberries
1. Sprinkle the powdered gelatin over one-half-cup water (taken from the three-and-a-half cups of water total) and whisk with a fork. Let the mixture rest for five minutes to bloom. If you are using gelatin leaves, place them into a bowl of cold water to soften.
2. Slice the rhubarb into one-inch chunks and place them into a large saucepan with the water, powdered gelatin mixture (if using), and Sola sweetener. Turn the heat to medium-high and bring the mixture to a boil, reduce the heat to a rolling simmer, and continue to cook for approximately 10 minutes, until the rhubarb is tender but still holding its shape. Remove the pan from the heat and let the mixture cool
3. If you are using gelatin leaves, remove them from the water and squeeze hard to remove as much of the liquid as you can, then add them into the rhubarb mixture. Stir well to ensure that the gelatin is fully dissolved and combined.
4. Make the crème anglaise custard according to the recipe instructions, then set aside to cool to room temperature.
5. Cut the cooled vanilla sponge cake (cooked to recipe instructions) into small squares and place them into the bottom of a large trifle bowl. Pour the completely cooled (just before it beginning to set) rhubarb mixture over the cake, and place the trifle dish into the refrigerator for approximately three hours.
6. Once the rhubarb gelatin has set, pour the crème anglaise custard on top to form a layer, and return to the fridge for another hour.
7. Meanwhile, make the topping: place the cream cheese, vanilla, and Sola sweetener into a large bowl or stand mixer, and whisk with an electric hand whisk or the whisk attachment, until smooth, then gradually add the cream while whisking on medium speed.
8. Once the cream has been fully incorporated, whisk the mixture on high speed until stiff peaks are formed.
9. Spoon the cream cheese mixture into a piping bag and decoratively pipe onto the top of the trifle. If you don't have a piping bag, you can just spoon the topping over the trifle and smooth with a rubber spatula.
10. Top with trifle with chopped pistachios and fresh raspberries.
Chef's Tip
The cake on the bottom of the trifle has a tendency to float up once you add the liquid rhubarb mixture. To avoid this happening, make sure the rhubarb mixture is very cold and just starting to set, before pouring it over the cake and proceeding with the recipe.


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Chief Justice of Nigeria is the highest rank in the Nigerian Judiciary, the head of the Judiciary, Chair Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and Chairman of the National Judicial Council.
It is a tenured position, with each Justice serving 4 year tenures, although reappointments can allow for a longer tenure.
Tenure: 4 years
Process: Recommendation by the National Judicial Council, Appointment by the President, Confirmation by the Senate.
Arm of Government: Judiciary
Duty: Organization and administration of the Judiciary as a whole, with national authority, in cordination with member Judges of the supreme court.
Current Chief Justice of Nigeria: Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen
Below is a list of all Chief Justices in the history of Nigeria, inclusive of the colonial Justices (marked with Asterics);
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text: Hi all, I'm after some advice about stripping the lacquer from Kate's original Laminate PT stock and then staining and re lacquering it in contrasting colours as the Gary Cane example below: http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/phot...authkey=Gv1sRgCMfE2ezw0fSeqgE&feat=directlink I am assuming I can not use a nitromorse type product to remove the original lacquer as this would attack the glue holding the laminate togeher? Can anyone recomend a brand/supplier of coloured wood stain for this sort of job? Can I then seal it with a half dozen coats of car type spray lacquer if I rub down between coats?? Thanks Jamie


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Rangers transfer news: Steven Gerrard resolve tested as Ipswich make Josh Windass bid
RANGERS are weighing up a bid for Josh Windass from Ipswich.
Rangers forward Josh Windass is the subject of a bid from Ipswich
With less than 48 hours to go until the transfer window closes in England, the Championship club are destined to lose Martyn Waghorn.
The 28-year-old is set to join Derby and new Ipswich boss Paul Hurst is hunting a replacement before tomorrow's 5pm deadline.
And it is understood that the Tractor Boys have made a £1.2million bid for Windass.
Windass, 24, bagged 18 goals for Rangers last season having joined from Accrington Stanley two years ago.
Windass played the full 90 minutes in Rangers' SPFL opener as Steven Gerrard's side drew 1-1 with Aberdeen.
Rangers return to action on Thursday as they take on Maribor in the Europa League third qualifying round.
Next up for Gerrard's side in the Scottish Premiership is next Sunday's showdown with St Mirren.
Gerrard boosted his squad with the signing of Croatia defender Borna Barisic yesterday.
The left-back arrived from Osiejk to bolster the Rangers defence.
"I think the most important thing is I give 100 per-cent in every game," he said. "I see that the fans of Rangers will recognise that, and I am very happy because of that.
"I will give my heart at Ibrox and every other stadium for Rangers, and I think that this is the most important thing for me.
"I was very excited to play in an atmosphere like it was at Ibrox with 50,000 fans singing who are very positively crazy and very passionate, and I like that very much.
"I am very excited to be part of Rangers – it's such a big family and it's the club with the most trophies in the world."


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A tongue-tied man goes into a nut shop, and the first thing he notices is that the guy behind the counter has the largest nose he's ever seen in his life. The tongue-tied guy quickly turns his attention to the merchandise, and asks: "Ess-tues me ser?"
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Sunday's Rant
Sunday, September 15, 2019Grumpy Grace
Things got worse, so I took Grace to the vet. They took poop and blood samples, charged me over $300, sent me home with some antibiotics and a bag of prescription dog food that my dog absolutely refuses to eat. Grace is basically acting like a petulant teenager on a hunger strike.
I mean, yeah, she's getting older, but the blood test shows that she's actually in pretty good shape. The vet did find some sort of imbalance in her poo, and that's why she's on antibiotics, but there's nothing that is physically wrong with her to explain her brooding behavior.
It would seem my dog is just resentfully bored.
I ordered her a bottle of St. John's Wort, and we're taking more hikes at Caesar Creek.
Update: 9/16/2019
We had to go back to the vet today. Grace developed a really bad limp. She seemed fine when I left for work this morning, but when I got home she was noticeably tender in her right front leg.
I got her in to see the vet and now the suspected prognosis is not good. With all that's been going on in the recent history, the pieces are starting to fall into place. We may be dealing with an aggressive osteosarcoma, and there's not really a whole lot that can be done about that. She has another appointment for x-rays in the morning, and the vet sent home some pain meds to get Grace through the night.
It looks like I'll be the one taking the St. John's Wort now.
I'll keep you posted.
Update: 9/17/2019
Grace is on tramadol and gabapentin right now. The limp is gone, but now she won't stop with the lengthy spells of rapid, heavy breathing, and she seems very distressed about something.
OK, so some "good" news. The x-ray ruled out osteosarcoma. Turns out she has a bone spur on her shoulder, not cancer. They still need more x-rays because there's something up with the lungs, liver, and spleen. The vet is stumped, I'm exhausted, and none of this is making sense. After the additional x-rays tomorrow, I'm being referred to a veterinary interni$t for a consultation.
Grace still doesn't want to eat that kibble the vet sent home, but if I mix it with some chopped up chicken, she'll eat the chicken and a few bits of the kibble sneak in there. That's the other good news: She's eating again.
So while it's a relief to know it's not "bone cancer", we're not out of the woods just yet. I'll keep posting updates as I learn more.
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Full of anticipation, the crew of the NSP ship explores the highly anticipated No Man's Sky. Listen in as they discuss their first week with the highly anticipated space adventure and the pros and cons of creating a near-infinite universe. Josh is back playing classic Pokemon games in preparation for Sun and Moon. Travis contemplates getting the new Xbox S. Gerry talks about the PlayStation 4 Neo and why he thinks it won't live up to the hype.
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island6 art collective (Liu Dao 六岛) and many more
The island6 art collective headed back down under and returned to Sydney in September 2013 to participate in Sydney's first edition of Sydney Contemporary 2013. Exhibiting through China Art Projects, island6 set up shop in the Carriageworks arts hub from September 19th to the 22nd. At this illustrious fair, the Liu Dao collective also scored are first Sydney gallery representation through Conny Dietzschold Gallery. (read more >>>)


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Tim Prasil — it rhymes with "fossil" — teaches English at Oklahoma State University. He has written articles printed in many academic journals and co-edited Visions and Divisions: American Immigration Literature, 1870-1930, published by Rutgers University Press. He also writes stage and audio drama, does a bit of acting on the community theater stage, and appreciates the finer beers in life.
Please tell our readers a little about your background. What inspired you to start writing, and what appeals to you about ghost stories in particular?
I'm very much "a son of the Mysterious Heartland," having grown up about midway between Chicago and Rockford, Illinois. I've moved to the South and to the East, but I keep coming back to the middle. For instance, I got my Master's degree in Boston—but my Ph.D. in Milwaukee.
It's hard to say what actually ignited my urge to write and tell stories. All I know is that, as a boy, I forced my friends to act in plays I made up. We charged the kids in the neighborhood a dime to see them. I have mixed feelings about the fact that no video of these productions exist.
Actually, my own writing tends more toward Science Fiction rather than ghost stories. There's evidence of this in the several audio plays I wrote that were produced by The Decoder Ring Theatre. These audio plays are all available on their website for free listening or free downloading as mp3s. One play, titled "The Crasher," is a somewhat traditional ghost story. Before inheriting the chronicles of Vera Van Slyke, though, I didn't really do much with supernatural stories. Now, however, it's all I think about!
How did you come into possession of Lucille Parsell's collection of short stories, and what process did you go through to get them published?
I need to relate some history to explain that. Lucille Parsell is my great-grandaunt. She arrived in America as Ludmila Prášilová in 1887, and a Czech pet name for Ludmila is Lida. About seven years after immigrating, Lida became a Spiritualist medium, and that's about the time she started introducing herself as Lucille Parsell. I sense that it was her way to get back at her mother, who pressured her into the séance racket.
Vera Van Slyke, the focus of the collection, was a reporter in the late 1800s and early 1900s. This was the heyday of Spiritualism, and Vera built her reputation by debunking fake psychic mediums. At one point, she locked horns with my great-grandaunt. But they quickly became friends, and that's when Lida discovered that Vera was also a hunter of very real ghosts! I like how Vera explained the paradox of debunking mediums while being convinced that ghosts are authentic. She said: "Ghosts are like cats. They're real, but they hardly come when called."
An avid reader, Lida began to chronicle her friend's supernatural investigations, something like Dr. Watson penning his adventures with Sherlock Holmes. Lida's unpublished manuscripts were eventually passed to me—in, of all things, a wooden box meant to sell seeds!
To tell you the truth, I'm not sure the term "short stories" is entirely accurate, since that implies fiction. Yes, I've found some fabrication in Lida's accounts of Vera's ghost hunts. Names changed to protect the innocent and that. But I've also found a lot of verifiable facts. For example, the history of Fort Pitt, which underlies one haunting, can be found in old books. On another case, Vera visited Stickney House, a brick "prairie mansion" built with no sharp corners, and that building still stands. She walked along tunnels deep below downtown Chicago, too, and those are still there.
So are the thirteen ghostly mysteries in Help for the Haunted factual? Are they fictional? A mixture? I honestly don't know. I present them as I inherited them, and readers can decide for themselves.
That Ph.D. I mentioned is in English, so I felt well-qualified to edit some of my ancestor's sentences for correctness. In some cases, Lida's word choices have become, well, not offensive so much as confusing to 21st-century readers. I did my best to preserve Lida's voice, though. For instance, when she describes her Czech brother, my great-grandfather, as having "twice the nose of an Irishman," I left that as is.
Over a year ago, I began posting the chronicles on my blog, and that's how Emby Press found out about them. The publisher came to me, in other words. I checked out the kinds of the books Emby publishes, and I quickly saw that it was a perfect fit for the Vera Van Slyke narratives.
What was Lucille Parsell's interest in ghosts and Spiritualism? What was her theory about ghosts and violet light?
Lucille/Lida agreed with Vera that Spiritualism was a sham, but her interest in ghosts grew from assisting Vera on her supernatural investigations. My ancestor's manuscripts affirm that she came to agree with Vera: ghosts are real.
Vera realized that guilt underlies all of the hauntings she investigated, and with that as a constant, she theorized that intense guilt punctures the membrane between material and spirit realms, allowing spirits to cross dimensions. The chronicle titled "Skittering Holes" explains how Lida's musician friend witnessed "purple halos" in his room at night. Further inquiry proved that these were the same ruptures that Vera speculated are caused by piercing guilt. She learned how specific musical vibrations—a B-flat and high-G played on oboes—pull those holes into the violet edge of the visible spectrum. This struck Vera as a bit crazy, but it also became one of her trusted methods to confirm that supernatural activity is possible at sites said to be haunted.
The spectral edition of your Vera Van Slyke Ghostly Mysteries website offers actual newspaper reports on ghosts published in U.S. newspapers between 1875 and 1925. In total, you say you found 150 articles. Which are some of your favorite and why? What was the strangest?
I'm approaching 175 articles now, and I sense I'll easily find at least 200! I post one every week on my Ghostly Mysteries site, so I'll be doing that for many, many weeks to come.
In some cases, the reporter's skepticism comes across with humor or outright sarcasm. One article from the 1920s, for example, is about a ghostly flapper who's so pretty that several young men say they wish she haunted them. However, the majority of the articles are presented with simple, "dry" reporting. These are my favorites—because they are the strangest! In an 1883 issue of Ohio's Belmont Chronicle, there's a short report of a death and another about some snow damage. Wedged between these routine reports is this: "Bridgeport is said to have a haunted house. Tables are said to move about without any visible agency, doors are rapped upon, and noises of all kinds are heard throughout the house. . . ." What is this telling us about the public perception of ghosts in that era? My favorites are the ones that treat ghosts as if they're as ordinary as snow damage. I'm utterly baffled by them!
On your website, you list a bibliography of 19th- and early 20th-century non-fiction works addressing ghosts. Did you notice a trend in these sources? What is the main difference between these books and contemporary books on the subject? How did you locate them all?
The more-than-50 books and magazine articles there are so diverse that it's tough to find solid trends in them, though answering questions such as "does God allow ghosts to return?" pop up again and again. Of course, some of the writers say ghost sightings are merely psychological illusion while others say such sightings are too universal to dismiss easily. I confess I'm not up enough on contemporary ghost books to catch the differences, but I think I've provided a very good resource to anyone exploring exactly that. I located my sources through good, new-fashioned Internet searching. Advanced searches at Google Books was my main method, setting the dates and hunting for key words such as "specter," "phantom," "en rapport," and such.
How can our readers purchase Help for the Haunted? Where can our readers go to find out more information about this book and your other writing?
Help for the Haunted is available for Kindle at Amazon—and the print version will at Amazon in a matter of days. Once that print version is out, I'll announce it on both of my sites: Tim Prasil: Inventor of Persons and Vera Van Slyke ~ Ghostly Mysteries. At the latter site, I offer free Vera Van Slyke chronicles for free on a monthly basis, and both sites have links that will let you follow me on Facebook and/or Twitter.
By the way, there's another Vera Van Slyke ghostly mystery still to come, one that's novel length! It won't be ready for some time, but it's titled Guilt Is a Ghost.
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In case the devoted readers of this blog were wondering, I am interested in topics besides foreign languages. One such topic is European soccer (which will henceforth be referred to as "football," because that is what the world calls it). As much as my schedule and children allow it, I follow several leagues, including the Barclays Premier League in England.
Accentuating the negative
Although the season is two weeks from completed, the 2015 BPL champion will be Chelsea, as they have amassed an insurmountable points cushion over all challengers. However, a common complaint among fans and pundits is that Chelsea, under once and current head coach Jose Mourinho, play "negative" football, which is to say that they are, well, boring; they pragmatically minimize the risk of losing by emphasizing defensive tactics over attacking ones. To wit:
- Chelsea are happy to play defensively when they face skilled teams on the road, settling for dull, aesthetically displeasing draws.
- At home and against inferior opponents, they either use a defend-and-counterattack strategy, or methodically break down defenses until they get a lead; at that point, they zealously guard that slender lead rather than attempt to pile on more goals (unless a counterattacking opportunity presents itself).
This style is effective--patently so--but for the so-called "neutral" fan, who watches a match purportedly for the spectacle of the sport or for high-energy, high-speed action, it is an aesthetic nightmare. Likewise, many commentators bemoan Chelsea's success because it comes as a result of this blunt and boorish style of play, which they claim is antithetical to the idea of the Premier League and the "beautiful game," the catch-all descriptor for matches featuring graceful attacking moves, intricate passing, and balletic athleticism.
you don't know your history
Recently I was lured into reading an ESPN FC article about these tactics, entitled "Chelsea's winning style is not new." Author Michael Cox takes the position that negative football—or at the very least, defensive football—is not new, and that in fact the Premier League, since its inception in 1992, was mostly a pragmatic, defensive league; only in recent years have teams generally tended towards a more attacking, open style of play.
Nothing in his article is wrong or misleading, but I did not find it compelling...although, initially, I couldn't figure out why not. I soon realized the reason: the article, while stats-heavy, was graphics-light; in fact, there were no charts of any kind to be found. With even the simplest of visual aids, the article would have been more engaging.
let me draw you a picture (or Seven)
I decided to take it upon myself to visualize some of the states Cox presents. One thing he says is:
In the 22 Premier League seasons, 15 of the title winners have also been the league's top scorers (including once jointly in 2005-06 when Chelsea and Man United both scored 72 goals). That's 68 percent and suggests something simple: you have an excellent chance of winning the title if you're an attack-minded side that scores goal after goal.
This could be shown with some very simple charts. Here are a few different options:
This certainly helps to show how often the top-scoring team wins the Premier League, and makes it more intuitive for the reader. (Not to mention, the pictures help to break up the text and keep the reader interested for longer; also, they help with retention for people who are more visually-oriented.)
Then, he goes on to refine his assessment:
The figures are fascinating, suggesting there's been a significant shift over the past few years, in terms of champions being relentless goal scorers....It's only recently that we've expected [champions] to be relentless attacking machines, and previously, it wasn't unusual for the best attacking side to be also-rans.
The top goal scorers have won the title for the past five seasons (100 percent), and also for eight of the last nine seasons (89 percent). Before that period, from 1992-93 until 2004-05, the situation was very different. In that period, the top goal scorers triumphed just seven times in the 13 seasons (54 percent).
Well, in that case, here are some other charts that support THAT argument:
But, rather than summarize these findings with arbitrary dividing lines between eras, we can easily use Tableau to visualize all of the goals scored by every team, in every season of the Premier League, since it began in the 1992-93 season. Champions are shown in gold, and relegated teams (those finishing in the bottom three places) are in red.
Here, it was easy to visualize what the author was talking about: league champions are, in fact, most commonly at the very top of the "Goals For" category. But in the situations where they are not, it's hard to assert that they are, as Cox put it, "also-rans." The top scoring team has finished no worse than third place in every year of the Premier League's existence.
The author's conclusion--at least, for the first part of his article, is this:
Chelsea are being judged in a recent era of unusual attacking brilliance. In the context of the Premier League era as a whole, they aren't a particularly defensive side.
This could be visualized as well...if it's actually true. Part Two of this post will explore that contention more deeply, and will look to see whether there are any hallmarks of a successful--or championship--team that are consistent throughout all Premier League seasons, beyond simply "top scoring club."
But for now, the bigger point I wanted to make was that a few simple visualizations, in the body of an article based on statistical analysis (even rudimentary analysis), would have made for a more compelling and memorable story.
Michael Brinn is on Twitter at @brinn_official.
Mike Cisneros (@mikevizneros) also contributed to this post.


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It is the substance of a post-trial motion, not its title, that controls its effect on the appeal period; so a motion for stay disguised as a Rule 59 motion to alter or amend the judgment does not toll the appeal period though a true Rule 59 motion would do so. This decision dismisses plaintiff's appeal as untimely. Plaintiff filed a timely motion supposedly under FRCivP 59(e), which if it had really sought to alter or amend judgment, would have extended the appeal time under FRApp 4(a)(4)(A). However, despite the motion's title, what it really sought was a stay of judgment pending the Ninth Circuit's decision in a case that allegedly raised the same or a similar issue. It is the substance of the motion, not its title, that controls its effect on the appeal time. Here, the motion was not truly one to alter or amend judgment so it didn't extend the time to appeal, and so plaintiff's appeal was untimely. The opinion discusses various alternative means by which plaintiffs might have preserved their appeal while still awaiting the decision in the case they thought might prove to be controlling authority.
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For a good part of the week business in the Gulf Coast I-10 region ground to a halt or was severely curtailed by the winter weather that brought freezing temperatures, icy roads and closed bridges. NASA's Stennis Space Center, Miss., shut down for two days, and military bases reduced staff to essential personnel. Airports throughout the region shut down as air traffic ground to a halt. But before the end of the week the region returned to normal.
Here's the aerospace week in review:
BusinessWeek tackled an interesting story, wondering if it's possible for business to be too good. It took up the issue of the huge aircraft order backlog being experienced by Airbus and Boeing. Boeing finished 2013 with an order backlog of some 5,100 airplanes, and Airbus finished up the year with an even larger backlog of 5,559 airplanes, led by the popular A320 family.
The backlogs represent more than eight years of assembly work for both companies, and both companies have said they plan to ratchet up production. That's certainly welcome news for Mobile, Ala., which is the site of the newest Airbus A320 final assembly line.
But the article points out that the business situation for airlines can change over time, leading to cancelations. Frustration with having to wait is another factor that can lead to cancelations, making the production gear-up risky. (Post)
Speaking of aircraft orders, Vietnamese carrier VietJetAir said it would finalize a $9 billion order for up to 92 Airbus aircraft next month as it seeks to tap into Southeast Asia's fast growing low-cost market dominated by AirAsia and Lion Air. In September, privately owned VietJetAir and Airbus agreed a provisional order for mostly A320 planes, but the deal did not show up on the order book of Airbus in its 2013 data. (Post)
One of those Southeast Asia competitors in the same market as VietJet Air, Lion Group of Indonesia, has selected CFM International's CFM56-5B engine for 60 firm A320ceo aircraft. The aircraft order was announced in March 2013. CFM is a joint venture of GE Aviation and Snecma, a division of Safran. GE Aviation has an aircraft engine parts plant near Hattiesburg, Miss., and Safran has an engineering center in Mobile, Ala. (Story)
While we're on the subject of propulsion systems, Airbus Group will decide by the end of March whether to offer more efficient engines for its A330. You'll recall the A330 MRTT was the plane that the Airbus Group, formerly known as EADS, proposed as the platform for Air Force aerial tankers it hoped to build in Mobile. The A330 currently offers engines from GE, Rolls-Royce and Pratt and Whitney. The A330 competes against Boeing's 787, powered by either GE or RR engines. (Post)
This region's interest in jetliner engines is of fairly recent vintage. True, propulsion systems have historically been a part of the aerospace activities in the Gulf Coast region, but that was limited to spacecraft engines. But our interest in airliner engines began when Rolls-Royce in 2007 opened its first outdoor engine test stand at Stennis Space Center, Miss. That interest was underscored when GE Aviation built its aircraft engine parts plant near Hattiesburg, Miss. GE Aviation also has engine parts plants in Batesville, Miss., and Auburn, Ala.
That Auburn plant, by the way, was visited early in the week by U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., as part of his statewide tour of businesses. Shelby said he visits every Alabama county yearly. This year, he decided to tour area businesses. It was Shelby's first visit to GE Aviation in Auburn, which opened in April. During the tour, Shelby observed the production of jet engine components, like shrouds, HPT blades and turbines. GE Aviation has about 65 workers at the plant, but the number is expected to increase to 300 or 400 in the next several years. (Post) Shelby also visited UTC Aerospace in Baldwin County on Jan. 21. (Post)
United Technologies is pondering the future of helicopter maker Sikorsky, according to Defense News. Sikorsky, maker of Black Hawk, could emerge as a target for European firms eager to crack a U.S. market that remains lucrative. Sikorsky and UTC, which also owns aircraft engine maker Pratt and Whitney and UTC Aerospace Systems, declined comment to Defense News.
Sikorsky is the Pentagon's leading helicopter supplier, Boeing is second, the Bell-Boeing joint venture is No. 3, Textron's Bell Helicopter is fourth and Airbus Helicopters is fifth. Sikorsky has multiple support operations in the Gulf Coast. It's also the company that supplies the Schweizer 333 as the airframe for the Fire Scout MQ-8B built in part in Moss Point, Miss..
Other Gulf Coast connections related to this story: Airbus Helicopters builds helicopters in Columbus, Miss.; Bell plans to build a helicopter plant in Lafayette, La.; and UTC has a service center in Foley, Ala. (Post)
-- The Global Hawk unmanned aerial system, built in part in Moss Point, Miss., could be a big winner in the Air Force's fiscal 2015 budget submission, according to Defense News. That would mark a change in fortune for a program the service has tried to kill since 2012.
The Northrop Grumman-built Global Hawk Block 30 will be funded when the president's budget arrives March 4, said two sources with knowledge of budget discussions. The sources confirmed funding will come at the expense of the U-2, which the Air Force had promoted as a cheaper alternative. The news was first reported by Aviation Week. (Post)
The Air Force and Marine variants of the F-35 developed cracks in testing of the fighter's durability and wasn't sufficiently reliable in training flights last year, according to a report released by the Pentagon's chief tester, Michael Gilmore.
The report says it will require mitigation plans and may include redesigning parts and additional weight. The test report also outlined achievements, finding that flight tests performed by 18 jets to evaluate the aircraft's flying prowess and handling qualities "made the planned progress" and "nearly matched or exceeded" sortie goals through October.
Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., is home of the F-35 training center. (Post)
-- South Korea expects to sign a deal for 40 fighter jets in the third quarter of 2014. Plans to acquire Lockheed Martin F-35s appear on track. South Korea decided to redraw terms of its $7.68 billion tender to buy 60 fighters last year, reducing the number in December to an initial 40 jets. South Korea signaled plans to buy Lockheed Martin F-35A after its Joint Chiefs endorsed a need in December for "cutting-edge stealth" jets for first delivery in 2018. (Post)
The U.S. Transportation Command announced early in the week that Air Force Command Chief Master Sgt. William W. Turner, currently assigned as command chief master sergeant, Air Force Special Operations Command, Hurlburt Field, Fla., has been selected as command senior enlisted leader, U.S. Transportation Command, Scott Air Force Base, Ill. (Post)
Bell-Boeing Joint Project Office, Amarillo, Texas, was awarded a $10.3 million modification to a previously awarded contract for additional Joint Performance Based Logistics support for the Marine Corps MV-22 and the Air Force and Special Forces Operations Command CV-22 aircraft. Hurlburt Field, Fla., is home of the Air Force Special Operations Command and 1st Special Operations Wing, which uses the CV-22 Osprey. … Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., Ft. Worth, Texas, was awarded a $35.8 million modification to a previously awarded contract to develop a Universal Armament Interface capability in the F-35 software for Small Diameter Bomb II F-35 Mission Systems Integration Laboratory, ground test only. Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., is home of the F-35 training center, as well as the location where aerial weapons systems are developed. … L-3 Communications Vertex Aerospace LLC, Madison, Miss., was awarded a $13.8 million modification to a previously awarded contract to exercise an option for organizational, selected intermediate and limited depot level maintenance for F-16, F-18, H-60 and E-2C aircraft operated by the adversary squadrons based at Naval Air Station, Fallon, Nev.
QinetiQ: QinetiQ North America was awarded a $12 million, three-year contract for ocean modeling, remote sensing, and physical oceanography programs to support the Naval Research Laboratory at Stennis Space Center, Miss. (Post)
LCS 4: The future USS Coronado (LCS 4), departed from the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, Ala., during the week en route to her commissioning site in Coronado, Calif. (Post)


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How (Not) to Give Your Toddler Medicine in 20 Easy Steps
1. Fill dosing syringe to the appropriate level as indicated by a medical professional.
2. Tell your toddler it's time to take medicine.
3. Acknowledge your toddler's polite "no, thank you". Good job on those manners, mama!
4. Tell your toddler again that it's time to take medicine.
5. Chase your toddler down the hall.
6. Catch your toddler and place him or her in a convenient spot or chair.
7. Approach toddler with dosing syringe.
8. Catch your breath, you just got kicked in the stomach.
9. Take a break to enroll your toddler in karate and soccer, because whoa.
10. Enlist help.
11. With help, pin down your toddler.
12. Approach your trapped toddler with medicine.
13. Congratulations! Your toddler has leveled up! You now have a screaming demon!
14. Catch the screaming demon again, because it somehow escaped.
15. Approach with the syringe.
16. Wait, gotta hold the head still.
17. Open the screaming demon's mouth (you figure out how, I can't just hand you everything).
18. Squirt medicine directly into screaming mouth hole.
19. Experience your own personal Carrie moment as you find yourself covered in bubblegum flavored medicine and baby saliva.
20. Cry. You lose.
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We traveled to Paris via London to celebrate our 10 year anniversary. It was the perfect occasion for both of our first visits to Paris - the city of love - and we certainly felt the love while we were there. Paris has a way of making you fall in love... both with the city, it's landmarks of love and of course the special person you travel there with. There is an omnipresent magical feeling which I hope i captured in some the TOP travel moments I chose to share below.
1. Eiffel Tower (of course)
2. Louvre Museum
3. Pont de l'Archevêché
Forever in love (with Paris and the one I shared it with),


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Anadarko reports losses, cuts spending by $300 million
Anadarko's second quarter in the DJ
» Operated 6 rigs.
» Drilled 90 wells and put 46 wells into production.
» Reached total sales volumes of 226,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
» Reached oil volume of 76,000 barrels of oil per day.
» Reduced drilling times for mid- and long-lateral wells of 4.1 and 4.7 days respectively.
» Achieved 35 percent production gains with new completion designs.
Source: Anadarko Petroleum Corp., operations report.
Only the second quarter into the year, Anadarko Petroleum Corp., already is trimming planned expenses by $300 million.
The cut has more to do with commodity prices — which have spent the last month below the $50 per barrel profitability mark — but an April explosion that killed two people hasn't helped.
"The current market conditions require lower capital intensity given the volatility of margins realized in this operating environment," said company Chairman, CEO and President Al Walker in a news release. "As such, we are reducing our level of investments by $300 million for the full year and adjusting full-year sales-volume guidance to reflect recent (asset sales) and the deferred production associated with the Colorado response. We feel this is a prudent move, while still expecting to average approximately 130,000 barrels of oil per day in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico and exit the year at around 150,000 barrels of oil per day from the Delaware and DJ basins combined."
The company saw an adjusted net loss of $423 million for the quarter, or 77 cents per share to common stockholders. At the same time last year, the company reported a loss of $304 million.
The company must contend with the aftermath of the house explosion and complying with state orders to inspect equipment, as well as a voluntary program to inspect and repair every vertical well in its asset base in the Denver-Julesburg Basin.
The company took 3,000 vertical wells off line in the DJ as a result of the explosion, which was found to be the result of an abandoned but severed gas line that led to an Anadarko well that recently had been turned back on for production. Gas flooded the French drains surrounding the house, and the home exploded, killing two people and severely injuring a third person inside.
The state Oil and Gas Conservation Commission required all companies in the state to inspect all vertical wells within 1,000 feet of a building that had similar gas lines, but Anadarko took that a step further by vowing to inspect its entire fleet of vertical wells, which still is ongoing.
In its second quarter operations report, the company reported sales volumes decreased from the first quarter by 6 percent, which largely was driven by shutting in those 3,000 vertical wells. The company estimates a loss of 2 million barrels of oil equivalent for the year due to those shut-ins.
"The plan is to bring them back on line at some point," said company spokesman John Christiansen.
Overall, the company reported it spent $227 million in the DJ Basin this quarter and operated with six drilling rigs. That's up from the $183 million reported in the first quarter.
In the DJ, the company operated an average of six rigs, started drilling 90 wells and put 46 wells into production. Total sales volumes averaged 226,000 barrels of oil equivalent, with oil averaging 76,000 barrels per day, "reflecting the temporary impacts associated with the state's (inspection order) and additional response efforts," according to the company's operations report.
While the company considers the DJ one of its three strongest assets in the United States, along with Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, its Texas basin is starting to fetch more money. The Delaware Basin in east Texas saw $234 million of the company's capital allocation this quarter and $200 million in the first quarter. The company ran 16 drilling rigs there. The Delaware, however, produced an average of 33,000 barrels of oil per day in the quarter, less than half of what the DJ produced.
Christiansen said the company is in the process of building infrastructure in Texas, as it did in Colorado.
"There's a significant amount of money being invested in the Delaware for midstream and infrastructure build-out. That infrastructure already exists in the DJ," Christiansen said.
The company reported it is using its experience in the DJ as a guidebook for Texas.
"Anadarko is leveraging lessons learned from the development of the DJ Basin in the planning and development of the Delaware Basin," the company's operations report stated. "Anadarko expects to be in a position to deliver significant volume growth in 2018 and beyond."


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Ever been in that awkward relationship that's been over a good long while, but you don't quite know how to summon up the courage to end it?
Yeah… you know what I'm talking about. That gorgeous date-night skirt you can't sit in, eat in… or even breathe in without ripping stitches or cracking some ribs. What about those shoes you wear exclusively between your taxi and your table? Everyone familiar? I think so. Right kids, it's time to say bye bye.
If you can't run, dance and most importantly breathe your clothes, shoes and other fashion paraphernalia, it's time to dump their ass. Comfort and usability is the new awesome. I travel, a lot. It takes it's toll and I don't need my wardrobe to be adding to the strain and discomfort. Cue asymmetric leathers which won't give up on you at the first sight of a burger or London weather.
In an attempt to practice what I preach, my wardrobe and my shoe library have seen a few recent additions: flat shoes that are comfortable enough to walk the cobblestoned streets of Rome all day but quirky enough to make a statement. And don't forget the geometric white skirts, which work as summer all-rounders and winter accents.
Let your wardrobe accommodate your lifestyle, not the other way round.
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This Saturday is National Make a Difference Day: Clean Up West LA Oct 28th 9-12noon
It's MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY this Saturday. What is Make a Difference Day you ask?
From Greg Ericksen of the West LA Community Coalition: "Make a difference day is the largest single day of service nationwide. We're going to do our part in West LA by beautifying and cleaning up our community!"
Make a difference by cleaning our community on October 28 from 9AM-12PM in partnership with BIG SUNDAY, Councilman Mike Bonin, Steve Little - State Farm Insurance, West LA Sawtelle Neighborhood Council, and Supervisor Sheila Kuehl. We need at least 25 volunteers to help us make WEST LA beautiful! Come volunteer and help your community!
Volunteers will be picking up trash and doing some much needed landscaping at the library, Felicia Mahood Senior Center, West LA Civic, and West LA Police Department.
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How Evelyn Bencicova Illustrates An Avant-Garde Reality
There's a compelling energy behind surrealism. Artists, filmmakers, and photographers, who capture an alternate reality, captivate you with a scene that is beautiful and eerie. The fascination for manipulation and minimalism, provoke thought that urges us for more. Berlin-based photographer Evelyn Bencicova pursues the art of photographing her subjects with a sense of illusion. The photographs may reflect reality but there is a distinct separation that reveals a truth. Bencicova's manipulation of societies standards into an avant-garde perception highlights the photographer's understanding for powerful visuals that contain a deep connection. Which communicates with the viewer. Each highly addictive image sculpts her subjects in an architectural like positioning. Exposing a truer nature of things from Evelyn Bencicova perspective.


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Exact's Service Management solution video
The Exact Service Management team is currently developing a successor to the Exact Field Service solution, that aims to help wholesale and manufacturing companies who service the products they sell to optimize their service activities.
To give you even more insight in what this solution is and how you can benefit from it, we are pleased to share with you the solution video. In the video you can see how we aim to meet and exceed your needs with our full scale Service Management solution. You will also learn how this solution can facilitate each of the process flow steps, that include service configuration, service activity, dispatching/planning, realizations, validation/approval and invoicing.
Exact's Service Management solution is in the final phases of development, we plan to start a controlled release period in Q4 of 2011, so stay tuned for announcements on our Product Blog.
If you are interested in participating in the controlled release please contact your local Exact representative.
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I love Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners -- so much, in fact, that we started having Christmas dinner on Boxing Day to have more preparation time! With the delivery of our CSA order last night, I've begun mulling my menu for Sunday's meal. My "must have's" for Thanksgiving are dressing, boiled onions, squash, cranberry sauce and squash pie. We always have some sort of poultry, but I'm not a slave to the notion of turkey. My favorite year was the one where we ate duck instead -- so yummy! This year, we'll be thawing, brining and cooking an organic chicken raised by and purchased from a local farmer. These dishes evoke memories of dinners past, with family members here and those who are now gone. Thanksgiving dinner is a meal full of comfort foods.
My menu, thus far, is:
roast chicken gravy savory dressing mashed carrots boiled onions pickled beets kohlrabi slaw peas squash cranberry sauce squash pie apple pie
The only thing on that list not grown by a local farmer is the peas (love the PC frozen peas!), the savory in the dressing and the apples in the pie (both grown minutes from my parents' house!) -- the rest is well within the "100 km" radius and yummier because of it!
What are your Thanksgiving "must have's"?


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When it comes to planning the perfect getaway, choosing the right hotel can make all the difference. Setting the tone for your entire break is your home more than just a place to sleep, it's an integral part of your vacation experience, making London's great hotels an excellent choice.
In fact, Britain's capital is renamed to its array of fantastic hotels, and the largest offers some amazing experiences. Whether you choose to go for the most famous names or one of London's boutique hotels, these companies never fail to impress – but what about those that make them such wonderful places to live?
Luxurious Rooms
Of course, grand hotels are about luxury, and are always reflected in the rooms or suites you book. Businesses like The Cumberland Hotel offer a wide range of different homes to suit any kind of vacation. Family rooms can e.g. Booked if you travel with small ones, while this particular hotel also offers self catering apartments for those seeking a real home away from home.
Whatever room you choose, you can only expect the finest furniture and facilities, such as large comfortable beds, double glazing, spacious bathrooms, wireless broadband and air conditioning. Of course, your exact facilities will vary depending on where you stay.
Central locations
Another advantage that the capital's major hotels boast are that they are often in fabulous locations. Both Thistle Marble Arch and Cumberland are, for example, wonderfully close to the beautiful Hyde Park, while formerly located just a stone's throw from the retail paradise of Oxford Street.
Fine dining
For gastronomers, there is no better accommodation than London's major hotels. Many people are proud of the caliber they offer and create amazing menus for top chefs.
Cumberland Hotel actually offers two dining establishments that originate from the establishment of Dear Chef Gary Rhodes. Rhodes W1 and Rhodes W1 Brasserie offer exciting dining options, the former being especially ideal for special occasions.
This hotel is also home to some amazing bars, including the unique designer-industrial Carbon Bar, with its brave mood lighting and the Kua Bar & Lounge, which has a more family-friendly atmosphere.
Over at Dorchester, meanwhile you will find a variety of dining options. These include classic British fare at The Grill, as well as fine French food at Alain Ducasse. Meanwhile, China Tang is renamed for the quality of its Cantonese cuisine, which has the reputation of being one of the most authentic in the city. This lovely venue also offers live jazz performances and serves delicious cocktails.
Fabulous facilities
Of course, no grand hotel would be complete without great facilities to borrow its name. When it comes to luxury holidays, some of the most sought after options are an internal spa.
Dorchester Spa, with its beautiful Art Deco decor, is committed to appeal to any holidaymaker for a restful break. In addition to just enjoying treatments here is a fitness center and a special unique apple, Spatisserie. This serves decadent little trees and light lunches in a lovely, intimate atmosphere.
Cumberland provides 24-hour room service and an extensive fitness center, while the Thistle Marble Arch offers equally extensive room service and the chance to travel with limousine to make airport connections.
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On November 15, 2000, the Museum's owner institutions, the Bilbao City Council, Bizkaia Provincial Council and the Basque Government, (represented by the City Mayor Iñaki Azkuna, Chief Provincial Executive Josu Bergara and the Basque Government's regional Culture Minister Mª Carmen Garmendia) agreed to set up the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum Foundation with a view to promoting and developing the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum as a whole. Included in the Register of Foundations of the Basque Country in virtue of the Decree of 29 March 2001, number F-96, classified according to its expressed aims under Section 3a.
To gather, conserve, study and disseminate the collection of ancient, modern and contemporary art of the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum; to strive to enrich it; to maintain services; and to promote quality activities with the goal of actively contributing to educating society and projecting the values of the Basque Country.
The foundation's governing body is the Board of Trustees, comprising representatives of the Museum's founding institutions – the mayor/mayoress representing the City Council of Bilbao, a provincial deputy representing the Provincial Council of Bizkaia, and the regional minister of culture representing the Basque Government – in addition to other individuals or entities whose significant contributions or academic or technical knowledge of the Museum's activities may benefit the complete achievement of its founding aim. The presidency of the Board of Trustees is annual and alternates between the three founding members.
Mr Unai Rementeria Maiz, as General Deputy of the Provincial Council of Bizkaia
Mr Bingen Zupiria Gorostidi, as Regional Minister of Culture and Linguistic Policy of the Basque Government
Mr Juan Mari Aburto Rique, as Mayor of the City Council of Bilbao
Mr Xabier Sagredo Ormaza, representing BBK Fundazioa
Mr Rafael Pardo Avellaneda, as Director of Fundación BBVA
Mr Rafael Orbegozo Guzmán, representing Iberdrola, S. A.
Mrs Maite Iturbe Mendialdua, representing Euskal Irrati Telebista
Mr Iñigo Barrenechea Lombardero, representing Diario El Correo, S. A.
Mr Javier Andrés Larrinaga, representing Editorial Iparraguirre, S. A. (Deia)
Mr Eneko Arruebarrena Elizondo, representing Metro Bilbao, S. A.
Mrs Patricia Arias Otero, representing Fundación Banco Santander
Mr Guillermo Barandiarán Olleros, representing Fundación Gondra Barandiarán
Mr Emiliano López Atxurra, representing Petronor, S.A.
Mrs Begoña Marañón Unanue, representing Cadena SER
In addition, the Board can agree to the appointment as Trustees of individuals or entities that make significant financial, artistic or academic contributions.
Unless otherwise stated by the Board of Trustees, the Executive Committee exercises the functions of management, decision-making, administration and representation of the Foundation, unless these functions legally and irrefutably correspond to the Board of Trustees.
The members of the Executive Committee, in representation of their founding institutions are: the minister of Culture of the Basque Government, the head of the Provincial Government of Bizkaia, and the Mayor of Bilbao; and up to three members who can be designated by the Board of Trustees to represent individuals or entities who are Trustees of the Foundation.
One of the most important organs within the Foundation is the Artistic Appraisal Commission, whose main aim it is to guide the Museum in all matters concerning the way it operates and plans its future guidelines in matters of science and exhibitions. The Commission, which was approved by the Board of Trustees on the 9th June 2003 last on the proposal of the curator, Javier Viar, is formed by the following advisers:
The Foundation also offers individual and corporate members a number of ways to participate in the Museum.
The Friends of the Museum Bilbao Fine Arts Service came into being in 1981 to offer local society a way of participating more actively and directly in the life of the Museum.
For an annual fee, Friends of the Museum obtain a series of privileges giving preferential access to, information about and participation in the Museum's activities.


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Alba court is a street located in Salisbury downs, South Australia. In total, there are about 5 houses, condos, apartments or land on the street of Alba court. Note that housenode is a real estate database based on public data, for listings of properties for sale please refer to your local realtor in Salisbury downs.
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Effort Or Attainment: No pain no gain?
The broscience logic of 'no pain no gain' is hard to argue with. Not because it stands up to even the very slightest of examination but because arguing AGAINST hard work just sets you up to get shouted down for being lazy.
Hardwork and work ethic is probably a good thing and definitely shouldn't be criticised however that mentality has some serious negative consequences. The most basic is that it will put a massive number of people off from ever even considering getting involved in any type of physical training. If you believe a goal will require serious discomfort and actual pain they why would you ever opt in? Then for people who do decide to get involved the belief that pain equals gain will lead them down a crappy crappy path to either a loss of motivation or injury.
Seeing the 'gain' will always require some degree of effort (although hopefully not actual pain) in the same way that learning requires time spent studying and most jobs will result in some fatigue, either mental or physical, after a long day.
Now try to imagine believing that your success in school or work was purely dependent on how exhausted you could make yourself each day regardless of what you learnt or whether it was going to help you with a future test. Imagine scheduling your time each day and week in order to leave your self as ruined and burnt out as possible with no thought to the quality of your work. You would superficially appear to be a great student/employee but it is doubtful that you could sustain it for long or that you would achieve very much.
Instead think about what you are actually trying to achieve and about the requirements you need to achieve it. If your goal is to be 'strong' then what would the minimum requirements be? The ability to pick up something heavy up off the ground and the ability to put something heavy over your head... That would do it.
A great example of this minimalist approach would be Pavel Tsatsouline's Power to the People program. The PttP routine consists of five days a week performing a short warmup and then two sets of a deadlift variation and two sets of a press variation. The first is 'heavy' and the second is 10% lighter for both lifts. You start out quite easy and add a small amount of weight each day until you can't make all five. Then you lower the weight and cycle through again.
This allows all of your energy and resources to be put into making progress on the weight you can lift off the ground and lift over your head reaching your goal as quickly and simply as possible. Adding more sets or more reps to the program would actually slow down the rate a which you could make progress with the weight lifted. The extra effort would infact make the program less productive.
The same logic would apply to all goals (fat loss, muscle, speed, endurance or whatever else) although the method and program would probably be different.
Don't measure your success (in gym or generally) by how much effort you are putting in but by how much you can achieve.


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Craig John Davidson is an Aberdeen (Scotland) based musical artist currently working on his 6th studio album. Over the last decade Craig has enjoyed global success with his previous albums and gained a strong fan base in the United Kingdom Europe ans the United States through constant touring.
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Become an Engineer Campaign is the CalSOP pupil outreach program supported by CELSOC (Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors of California) and Caltrans (California Department of Transportation) throughout Engineers' week 2008, scheduled for February 17-23. The high three winning groups were the Emaus High School Hornets (1st place with 10 out of 10 issues solved), the Easton Area High School's Jarvis Team (2nd place with 9 out of 10 problems solved) and the Nazareth White Team (third place with 8 out of ten accurately solved problems). The Sci-Tech Museum of Northern New York is a 12 months-round, hands-on museum of science and know-how. The children like it, and I love seeing them take pleasure in a museum that wowed me as a kid! The expertise permits one to create issues at a much smaller scale, stronger, and even more advanced.
Her actions were uncalled for and she handled the surroundings as if was a bar fairly than a youngsters's museum. She can also be an author, with a number of books to her credit, and she or he had three articles accepted for publication up to now yr. There can even be visitor audio system from area expertise corporations as well as field journeys to local companies, museums, faculties and more! The SciTech Institute holds a collection of spring and summer time events each year for youth in the Winston-Salem and surrounding areas. Semiconductor Science and Technology is IOP's journal dedicated to semiconductor research. SciTech Hands On Museum presents over 200 interactive science and know-how reveals.
The journal publishes slicing-edge research on the physical properties of semiconductors and their purposes. SciTech has undergone so many modifications over the past couple of years, and it is seen a real enchancment. Bloomsburg University is proud to sponsor this event to encourage highschool students in the sciences and plans to offer the contest again subsequent 12 months.
With greater than 40 interactive displays designed to spark the interest and imagination of tourists are supplied in our 3,600 ft. facility, the museum operates as the one fingers-on science museum in Northern New York. Inside, you may find info on Annual Meeting choices in addition to methods to become involved and contribute to future problems with the SciTech News. Participation in Museum Day is open to any tax-exempt or governmental museum or cultural venue on a voluntary basis. Angka itu mungkin tidak , Smart Handheld Business Group milik Acer Inc punya keyakinan lebih soal segmen ponsel excessive end ini.
Mark Drumm and Megan Burke, B.S. Chemistry-Biochemistry students, presented their analysis, in poster kind, at the 2017 Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting in Baltimore, MD. They introduced with their research advisors, Dr. Michael Borland and Dr. Ellen Kehres of the Chemistry & Biochemistry Department. Smithsonian journal encourages museum visitation, but will not be chargeable for and does not endorse the content material of the collaborating museums and cultural venues, and doesn't subsidize museums that participate.


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Animals often become objects of work visualizers, while not every 3d rendering studio can provide a truly high-quality result. Meanwhile, real and fictional animals are often planned as participants in a project, and to make this character attractive, it is necessary to do a great job.
Big and small animals can be found in many computer games, cartoons and films, commercials or simple static renderers. 3D animal models are present on our marketplace and they are divided on categories, also you will find low poly or high poly 3d animals, and in different file formats like 3ds, max, maya and so on. So they can be downloaded and used as a basis for further work. If you want to create a 3d animal from scratch, you need to perform the same algorithm of actions as for modeling any other object: build its geometry, create a three-dimensional model, apply textures and work on adjusting the light. How much 3d rendering costs, will depend on its complexity.
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