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I have 2 girls now, we are so blessed of having both of them. So for the coming pregnancy, me and my husband have been aiming for a baby boy which stressed us out in the whole year. I have done a lot of preparation to get a baby boy. I started to take spirulina which i heard that it can help change my body PH to more alkaline since Dec 2012 which sperm Y like alkaline environment. On 5/10/13, I got nipple pain, feel slight pain like period pain which I thought it could be my ovulation, and my cervix mucus is very wet and slippery to the peak on that day. Then we intercoursed on 6/10/13, 1.30am which was our first intercourse after my period. But according to my BBT chart, my ovulation date is on 7/10/13. Im wondering that I might get a baby girl again this time, because if the BBT chart is correct, we were too early to intercourse which caused the Sperm Y can't live longer and wait for the egg to release. Im so depressing now. Can anyone of you tell me, am I too early to intercourse? am I getting a baby girl again??
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On Thursday morning, the Washington Nationals officially introduced Matt Williams as the team's new manager. With the situation that he is coming into, Williams has no reason why he shouldn't be successful in his first season as a manager in MLB, which means leading the team to the 2014 playoffs.
In 2013, the Nationals were a "World Series or bust" team, which may have been a little overboard. In 2014, they should hang on to a similar mantra, but instead say "playoffs or bust." Despite the fact that Williams will be a rookie manager, there is no reason why he can't lead the Nationals back to the playoffs and just maybe the World Series in 2014.
Look at the coaching staff he has around him. At the top, you'll find bench coach Randy Knorr, third base coach Trent Jewett, first base coach Tony Trasco, pitching coach Steven McCatty and hitting coach Rick Schu. In the bullpen, Williams will have Jim Lett. Unless Williams does something absolutely terrible and breaks apart this staff, he'll have no issues leading this team to a playoff berth. On paper, this is one of the best coaching staffs in all of baseball.
Now let's look at who's on the field. It's the same team from 2013 and 2012, headlined by Jayson Werth, Bryce Harper, Ryan Zimmerman, Stephen Strasburg and Jordan Zimmermann, just to name a few. A new manager will often be stepping into a role where he needs to rebuild a franchise. For Williams, he's climbing inside a Rolls Royce that just got out of the shop. It's decked out and is ready to hit the streets to turn some heads.
Personally, I would consider questioning Williams' managing ability if the team falls short of the playoffs again in 2014. 2013 brought with it many surprises, including injuries and players that should have, but didn't pan out. 2014 will bring with it a healthy Nationals team that is under some new leadership. Williams should feel little pressure to perform since he's got the players to get the job done.
There is absolutely no reason why Williams' first year as a manager should fall short of the playoffs. All he needs to do is guide the ship and keep it pointed in the right direction with a few minor adjustments along the way.
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Area of Interest: 18th-19th Century American Art
Research Interest: American 19th century landscape paintings, Museum Studies, 18th century French Furniture
Bio: She received her B.A. History from Loyola University Maryland where she also double minored in Art History and International Business. She has interned at the Brooklyn Museum, Maryland Historical Society and Christie's, in New York City. Katie also contributed to the creation of two permanent installations at Loyola Maryland's gallery, "Axel Haig and Georges Rouault: Spiritual Impressions in a Changing Europe" and "Virgin Mary Seated with Christ Child".
Degree: BA, Boston College; MA, Rutgers University
Area: Italian Renaissance and Baroque
Dissertation / Advisor: "Art, Ritual, & Reform: The Archconfraternity of the Holy Crucifix of San Marcello in Rome" – Catherine Puglisi
Kira Albinsky is a PhD Candidate specializing in early modern art in Italy. She graduated summa cum laude from Boston College in 2007 with a B.A. in Art History. In 2012, she received her M.A. from Rutgers University with a thesis entitled "An 'aderente al Caravaggio'? Carlo Saraceni, Caravaggism, and Santa Maria dell'Anima in Rome." She is currently writing a dissertation on the social history, devotional practices, and art patronage of the Archconfraternity of the Holy Crucifix of San Marcello in Rome, which explores the interdependence of art, ritual, and reform during the Catholic Reformation. Her research has been supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Graduate School-New Brunswick, and the Department of Art History at Rutgers University.
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Corina Apostol received her B.A. with honors from Duke University, majoring in Art History and History. Corina currently works as a curatorial research fellow of the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum. Recently Corina curated the exhibition "Leningrad's Perestroika: Crosscurrents in Photography, Video and Music" at the Zimmerli. She is the co-founder of Art Leaks, an organization that fights for artists' rights in the workforce, and co-editor of the ArtLeaks Gazette. Corina also contributes to The Long April. Texte Despre Arta, IDEA Arts+Society and Critic Atac.
Degree: BA, University of California, Riverside
Isabel Bartolome studies Italian and French Baroque sculpture. She graduated with high honors from the University of California, Riverside with a B.A. in Art History. Her research interests include cultural and artistic exchange between France and Italy, the artist as diplomat, royal portraiture, and early seventeenth-century Parisian tapestries. She is currently doing research on Gianlorenzo Bernini's image of Louis XIV.
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Area: 19th-century French art
Research interests: Constructions of femininity and masculinity, cross-cultural encounters, Orientalism, notions of self/other, race and representation, the history of collecting
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Dissertation/Advisor: "The Authentic Animal: Taxidermy and Contemporary Art," - Joan Marter
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Degrees: BA, Lafayette College & MA, University of Vienna
Area: Italian Baroque
Adviser: Catherine Puglisi
Research Interest: Italian Baroque & Museum Studies
Christina Lamb Chakalova is a PhD candidate specializing in Italian Baroque painting. Christina's research focus is 17th century Italian painting, specifically the work of Guido Reni and his followers. In addition to her doctoral studies, Christina is pursing a curatorial certificate and is a Dodge-Lawrence Fellow at the Zimmerli Art Museum. Christina received her B.A. from Lafayette College with a double major in Fine Art/Art History and Religious Studies in 2005. In 2012, Christina earned an M.A. in Art History with high honors from the University of Vienna.
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Degree(s): BA, Rutgers University: Art History; MA Institute of Fine Arts, NYU: Art History & Archaeology
Area: Ancient (Greek & Roman)
Dissertation Adviser: Dr. John Kenfield
Research Interests: The Homeric Cycle & depictions of death in Archaic vase painting; sculpture of the Hellenistic & Roman Imperial periods; Roman portraits; the preservation of cultural & archaeological heritage in conflict zones; antiquities trafficking; art in the Eastern Roman Empire
Bio: Austen-Leigh received her BA from Rutgers University where she also minored in Classical Studies and English Literature. She obtained an MA from the Institute of Fine Arts where she continued her focus on Greek & Roman art & archaeology. She is currently a PhD candidate at Rutgers in Art History and CHAPS. Her excavation experience includes sites in Italy, Sicily, and Turkey. She has held various positions in the art world: she worked as an assistant at a Contemporary art gallery in Chelsea, interned at Christie's, and she has spent the last few years teaching art history courses at various community colleges in New Jersey. Her ultimate life goal, other than obtaining a PhD, is to see all of the objects she teaches in person.
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Dissertation Title: "Andrea Doria, San Matteo, and the Art of Patronage in 16th-Century Italy"
Advisors: Sarah Blake McHam, Benjamin Paul
Benjamin Eldredge is a Ph.D. candidate focusing on sculpture and patronage in sixteenth-century Italy. His dissertation examines the intersections of political and religious concerns in the opulent decorative program commissioned by Genoa's de-facto ruler Andrea Doria for his family church, San Matteo, investigating the role of art in reifying Doria's authority in Genoa and his ties to the Hapsburgs and the Papacy in the mid-sixteenth century, as Genoa was positioning itself as a key player on the stage of European politics. From 2012 to 2014, Benjamin is a Samuel H. Kress Foundation Fellow at the Bibliotheca Hertziana—Max-Planck-Institut für Kunstgeschichte, Rome.
Degree: BA, College of Charleston
Degree: BA, Florida State University, Literature and Art History
Mary Fernandez received her B.A. with honors from Florida State University, majoring in Art History and Literature. She is currently a second year doctoral fellow. Her research interests include race, gender, and identity in eighteenth-century Latin America, artistic production in New Spanish convents, and the transitional art of the Bourbon Reforms.
Degree: B.A. College of Wooster
Degree: BA, University of Maryland; MA, Hunter College
Jeffrey Fraiman is a specialist in the art of early modern Italy, with a concentration of painting in Rome around 1600. He is currently a Research Assistant in the Department of European Paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His dissertation, titled "The Painted Altarpiece in Rome, ca. 1600-1630: Christian Archaeology, Naturalism, and the Body," examines devotional images of early Christian martyrs within the context of the PaleoChristian Revival in Post-Tridentine Rome, with a focus on site specificity and sacred topography.
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Elvis Fuentes have served as curator at institutions in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the United States for over twelve years. He won the Grand Prix at the Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts, 2005. During his research on Felix Gonzalez-Torres's early work in Puerto Rico, Fuentes discovered and recovered five missing video-art works by the artist. His three-museum curatorial project, Caribbean: Crossroads of the World, was selected by critics of The New York Times and The Village Voice among the city's best shows of 2012. As part of it, Fuentes co-edited, Caribbean: Art at the Crossroads of the World, co-published by Yale University Press and El Museo del Barrio. He is currently working on curatorial projects on Cuban art, political art, and new media.
Degree: BA/BFA/Certificate, Indiana University - Bloomington
Area: Italian Renaissance
Research Interest: Art Crime; Artist personalities/psychologies; the use of Portraiture, Allegory, and Symbolism; Aesthetics
As an undergrad, Jessica Hamman previously studied as a Digital/Studio Artist. She also has experience studying Art Administration and Pre-Modern Art History. Personal interests include topics such as the science and neurology behind eccentric personalities, Leonardo Da Vinci, law, Conceptual design, and music.
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Aimé Iglesias Lukin is a PhD Student researching Latin American artists in New York in the 1960s and 1970s and the intersections of art and politics in the origins of Latin American Conceptualism. She is interested in Gender and Body issues that expand the notion of the political into broader territories, and in networks of exchange among the international Latin American artistic community in the 1970s.
Degree: BFA, Baylor University
Betty Jarvis graduated from Baylor University with a BFA in Studio Art- graphic design in 2013. She is currently working towards an M.A. focusing on modern and contemporary art with a special interest in questions of gender and identity as it pertains to craft as fine art.
Degree: Washington University in St. Louis
James M. Levinsohn
Research Interests: Space, corporeality, and subjectivity in modern/contemporary photography and sculpture; material and narrative dimensions of contemporary photography/video; intersections of literary and psychoanalytic theory and art history; the "subject" in art history; vernacular/commercial photography and photography in print; photography and art books/exhibitions; modern/contemporary art and visual culture and sexual minorities and subcultures.
Biography: James is a first-year Master's student. He graduated from the University of Chicago with a B.A. in Art History with Honors in 2012, after having completed F. Champion Ward and Art History Dept. travel grants to Germany in Summer 2011 to research the graphic art of Neue Sachlichkeit artist Christian Schad. James has held research and writing-oriented curatorial internships in Photography at the Museum of Modern Art and at the Roman Vishniac Archive of the International Center of Photography; the latter resulted in the acclaimed 2013 exhibition Roman Vishniac Rediscovered, traveling this year to the Jewish museums of Paris and Amsterdam. He has also worked at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and served on a student advisory committee for the University of Chicago's Smart Museum of Art.
Degree: BA, University of Pennsylvania; MA, University of Arizona
Shana Lopes is a third-year doctoral student focusing on the history of photography. She received her BA in Communications from the University of Pennsylvania and her MA in Art History from the University of Arizona. Shana has gained experience at institutions such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Center for Creative Photography, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she is currently the Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellow in the Department of Photographs. Her dissertation explores the interactions between German and American photography practices in the nineteenth century.
Degree: BA, The University of Texas at Arlington; MA, Tufts University; MST, Pace University
Stephen Mack
Degree: BA, MA, National University of Kyiv-Mogyla Academy
Olena Martynyuk is working on Ukrainian and Russian art of the 20th century including avant-garde
Degree: BA, University of Kansas; MA, Indiana University
Area: 20c American Art
Research Interests: intersections of art and science, authoritative imagery, history of museums and scientific display, the visual culture of pseudoscience, race and representation
Kimiko Matsumura is a doctoral student whose current research considers the relationship between the natural history museum and American art in the 20th century. She received her B.A. with honors from the University of Kansas, where she studied Art History, Human Biology and French. Most recently, she received her M.A. in Art History from Indiana University with a thesis entitled "Objective Claims, Political Purpose: Analyzing the use of objectivity in the art of Alexis Rockman and a recent intelligent design textbook."
Degree: BA, MA, Indiana University
Justin McCann completed his MA degree in art history at Indiana University writing on Whistler at West Point. He is currently ABD at Rutgers and at work on his dissertation that examines Whistler's self-fashioning in relation to his artistic practice. His research interests include the body, self-hood and artistic identity, dandyism, the visual cultures of rivers and cities, theater and acting, and what it means to make stuff. His broad area of interest includes all things American, British, Irish, and transatlantic in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. He is currently the Lunder Consortium for Whistler Studies Fellow at the Colby College Museum of Art.
Degree: BA, MA, Universita degli Studi di Milano
Degree: BA, American University in Cairo; MA, Seton Hall
Degree: BA, New York University
Ksenia Nouril advanced to doctoral candidacy in May 2014. Her dissertation "The Operative Object: Investigating the Historical Turn in Post-Soviet Art" examines contemporary Eastern European artists who actively question and engage with history and historical representations of socialism since 1989. She is a Dodge Fellow, holding a Graduate Curatorial Assistantship in the Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union at the Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum. She previously has worked at The Museum of Modern Art, New York and has written for Art Margins and The Calvert Journal.
Sophie Ong
Area: Late Medieval and Northern Renaissance
Dissertation / Advisor: "Hanging on the Body: Pendants, Materiality, and Touch in the Late Middle Ages" – Laura Weigert
Research Interests: Medieval jewelry, reliquary jewelry, medieval goldsmiths' work, luxury arts, artistic collaboration, materiality and intermediality, Islamic art and architecture, technical art history, museum studies
Sophie Ong is a PhD candidate specializing in northern European art of the late Middle Ages. Her dissertation examines the relationship between late medieval jeweled pendants, touch, and the body, interrogating the multi-layered significance of pendants as highly-portable, complex pieces of jewelry and devotional objects—in many cases, containers for relics worn on the body. She is also completing a minor in Islamic Art. Sophie received her B.A. cum laude with high honors in Art History from Smith College, where she also minored in Chemistry and completed the Museums Concentration with a focus on art conservation. In addition to her art historical pursuits, she is interested in museum practices, especially curatorial studies, art conservation and museum education. She has interned and worked at several museums across the US including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian Institution, The Frick Collection, the Smith College Museum of Art, the Toledo Museum of Art, and the Zimmerli Art Museum.
Degree: BA,CSU, San Bernardino; MA UC Riverside
Dissertation title: "Faces in the Frame: From Masks to Heads in the Borders of Roman Mosaic".
Degree: BA, Villanova University, MA, Rutgers University
Area: 19th/20th century French Art and Visual Culture
Dissertation / Advisor: "Surface Tension: Skin, Disease, and Visuality in Third Republic France," advised by Susan Sidlauskas
Kathleen Pierce is a PhD Candidate whose work considers intersections of art and medicine in France's Third Republic. Her dissertation project examines a broad range of objects—from dermatological illustrations and wax-cast moulages, to public health posters and vanguard painting—to understand relationships between the surface of the modern body and the surface in modern painting in fin-de-siècle France and its colonies.
Degree: B.A., Hunter College CUNY; M.A., Institute of Fine Arts NYU
Research interests: ancient domestic architecture and interior decoration, expressions of Roman and Greek religion through art, and objects associated with daily life
Biography: Laurie Porstner is a Ph.D. candidate. Her dissertation focuses on the iconography and material culture of Compitalia in both the "public" and "private" spheres, such as in the domestic cult scenes found in mosaic panels (emblemata) embedded within larger compositions such as the Mosaic of the Months from El Jem in Tunisia and the Mosaic of the Agricultural Calendar from Saint-Romain-en-Gal in France, the iconography of its non-elite priesthood (the vicomagistri) in "public" works of Roman art such as the Vicomagistri Relief to the more "private" objects involved in its celebration. Her M.A. (Art History and Archaeology) is from the Institute of Fine Arts NYU, and B.A. (Classical Archaeology) with high honors is from Hunter College CUNY. Laurie has worked for the College Board, taught classes in the Metropolitan Museum for a private school in Manhattan, and has been a teaching assistant for Introduction to Art History at Hunter College and Rutgers University. She attended the American Academy in Rome's 2012 Classical Summer School and presented a paper, "The Origin of the Christian Cult of the Saints Derived from Roman Domestic Religion as Evidenced in Antioch," which was derived from her M.A. research, at the April 2013 Public and Private in the Roman House II conference in Helsinki.
Degree: MA, Delhi University; MPhil, Jawaharlal Nehru University; PhD, Delhi University (Jain Monastic Institutions in Western India, c. 750-1400 CE)
Degree: BA from Southeastern Louisiana University
Area: Pre-WWII European art and post-WWII American art
Research Interests: Word and Image studies, art theory and criticism, and modernist studies
With the guidance of my two fabulous undergrad art history professors, I made the jump from a small Louisiana university to the art history department of Rutgers, and I am so happy to be here! Currently interested in race studies.
Degree: BA, Vassar College
From: Tehran, Iran
Degree: BA, Catholic University of Chile; MFA, New York University
Florencia San Martin studies contemporary art, specifically as it relates to post-capitalism in Latin America, photographic practices, and the relationships between art and politics. She entered the PhD program in the fall of 2012, after graduated from NYU with a M.F.A. For both degrees, San Martín has been awarded a full scholarship granted by the National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research from the Republic of Chile (CONYCIT)
Degree: BA, Rochester Institute of Technology and Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Degree: BA, BFA, East Tennessee State University
Degree: Oregon State University
Degree: BA, Columbia University
Degree: BA, MA, Univ.of Virginia
Degree: BA, New York University
Area: Italian Renaissance
Dissertation/Advisor: Style and Meaning in Girolamo Romanino - Benjamin Paul
Research Interests: 16th-century North Italian painting, art and reform, style, 16th-century Brescian painting
Tianyi Sun
Degree: BA, University of Houston; MA, San Diego State University
Tashima Thomas is a Ph.D. Candidate studying the art of the African Diaspora in the Americas and is focusing her dissertation on food pathways, sugar cane, bananas, commodity fetishism, and the consumption of culture. She holds a B.A. in Art History from the University of Houston and an M.A. in Art History from San Diego State University. She is a Ford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Fellow and the recipient of the Goldman Sachs Multicultural Afrolatino Junior Fellowship at the Smithsonian. Her interests include: visual culture, fashion, film, music, popular culture, remix theory, and critical race theory.
Joëlla van Donkersgoed
Advisor: Archer St.Clair-Harvey
Her research focus is on the concept of cultural landscapes, especially in Dutch post-colonial countries. She is currently working on a project to enlist the Banda Islands (Indonesia) on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Furthermore, her dissertation project focuses on the Cultural and Botanical Landscape of Richtersveld in South Africa. In both projects she in interested the two-faced history and how these different layers of history can be translated in the management practice of these cultural landscapes.
Degree: BA, Boston College; MA, Seton Hall
Degree: BA, Michigan State University
Degrees: BS, University of Notre Dame; MA, Rutgers University
Research Interests: Italian Baroque painting and sculpture, Old Master Drawings, Caravaggio and his Followers, style and stylistic change
Melissa Yuen is currently working on her dissertation, which examines the early career of Mattia Preti and seeks to situate his youthful paintings within the artistic atmosphere of Rome. She has presented papers relating to aspects of this research at Hunter College, and the Midwest Art History Society Annual Conference. Her exhibition review of "Il Cavalier Calabrese. Mattia Preti: tra Caravaggio e Luca Giordano" appeared in the November 2013 issue of The Burlington Magazine.


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Regal Options Scam
Is Regal Options a reliable binary broker?
Is this the financial institution you should use for trading online?
If you want to protect your investment from fraud and earn money safely, discover the truth behind the Regal Options site.
What is Regal Options
Regal options is a new binary options brand owned by T.B.S. Best Strategy Finance Ltd., the same company which owns and manages Cedar Finance. Cedar Finance is widely considered the greatest scam of the binary industry, and therefore Regal Options is obviously not reliable.
Comparison to the leading brokers
When comparing Regal Options to trustworthy and legitimate binary brokers it becomes clear why this broker should not be trusted or chosen as the destination for your online investment.
UBinary is widely considered the most reliable and successful company in the binary options industry. This broker has full control of its platform and site (while Regal Options is a white label company that does not own its trading platform), it offers an excellent variety of assets and is known to have the best financial experts to guide you through your trading experience. In addition to all these advantages, it also offers a 100% cash bonus that helps you increase the profitability of your account:
Optionbit is another example of a company offering multiple advantages. This experienced binary broker was among the first to offer one-on-one training sessions, and has developed Algobit, an award-winning signals software that is incorporated to the trading platform and allows you to earn more money by identifying the best trading opportunities available through investment markets worldwide. In sharp contrast with Regal Options, OptionBit is renowned for its impeccable customer service, and is perfect for new investors:
Redwood Options is the top broker for USA traders. Most binary option companies do not operate in the USA, including Regal Options and the other brokers mentioned above. Redwood Options are focused in catering to American clients, and offer the largest video library of the binary options field, helping you learn trading strategies and risk management through more than 80 instructional videos. Click their banner to register for a free online Webinar and begin creating profit online.
Trust indeed is the biggest issue for Regal Options, which is associated to a company that has had its name involved in multiple scam allegations.
Is Regal Options Legit?
It is not uncommon for online trading companies to own more than one brand, enabling brokers to cater to specific markets. Redwood Options, for example, own TradeRush, a company focusing on the Australian and Asian markets. Regal Options was launched as recently as 2013 as a sister company of Cedar Finance, yet the sites are mostly identical, and one does not offer any advantages or uniqueness over the other.
As a white label company using the SpotOption trading software and platform, the regulation offered by Regal Option is limited. Since the company does not own a trading interface, your money is being traded on a separate site, and therefore the safety of your money is not guaranteed.
More importantly, certain aspects of the Regal Options site create doubts as to its legitimacy. For example, the CEO seems to be an imaginary character (you will not find any information online about a CEO of an online trading firm?!), the site offers no real information about the company, and the bonuses offered are really a way to limit your ability to withdraw funds. Of course, you will only discover this by reading the fine print of the site's terms and conditions.
Such attitudes create a trust problem. Binary options trading is a high risk investment, and adding to that risk factor by choosing a shady company does not add to your chances of success.
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An important aspect of investing with this financial derivative is the portfolio of assets you build and trade with. It is advisable to always choose assets that you are more knowledgeable about, and have researched thoroughly. The top brokers in this industry will help you create a winning portfolio.
In order to have broader opportunities, the asset list of your broker should be varied and include options from multiple markets. There are four types of binary options, which include currencies, stocks, commodities and indices. Each has specific advantages, and therefore it is best to operate with a broker gives you an ample selection of each.
Regal Options do offer a reasonable variety of assets, enough to create a diverse investment portfolio. They do not, however, offer a free signals tool that can scan markets in real time and follow-up the results of all these assets.
Payouts, on the other hand, are not so significant when choosing your broker. The return rate of options trading is very high, and whether a broker offers a 70% return or a 85% return will hardly matter in the long run.
To succeed in binary trading, accuracy levels are more important that payout values. If you are able to maintain a high percentage of accuracy throughout your trading sessions, the profit will be huge.
That is a key reason for choosing companies that give you assistance and offer guidance for new traders, eliminating the disadvantages that inexperience sometimes causes.
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- Launched roughly a year ago, this binary options broker lacks the experience and knowhow offered by top broker.
- Regal Options is a sister company of Cedar Finance. Both brokers have been accused of fraud and have a problematic reputation.
- Regal Options does not offer the educational resources, trading tools and assistance that can be found with the leading corporations of the options industry.
- The site is well structured, but reliability issues arise when realizing that certain key information is either missing or misleading.
- Payouts offered by Regal Options are within the market average and their asset list is varied.
- Whether it is an actual scam or not, Regal Options is not the best choice for your investment and caution is advised.


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I had an "aha moment" recently I want to share with you on this Monday. It is about changing your perspective. I took the above photo recently when I was on a run, but it wasn't the first photo I took of these flowers. Below, however, is the initial photo.
And when I looked at the above initial photo, well, it just wasn't right. On film, the view before me was captured as grey and bleak and all together not good. So, I changed my perspective. I walked up to the flowers and I turned the camera upwards, hoping to capture the blue in the sky and the brightness of the orange flowers. I literately change the camera angle, and I think we can all agree that it is a much better shot that what I initially wanted to share with you. Right?!
Changing the camera angle was easy enough, but it required me to pause and think about another way to do something. Sometimes it is rather challenging to stop and see a situation from a different perspective. There is both internal and external resistance that needs to be faced head on. For example, internal resistance could be thinking if you changed directions then all the work you've done up to that point was a failure. Whereas external resistance could be reacting to a differing opinion on how to handle things from a friend and thinking that it means you do not have any good ideas or that they don't trust you. In both these situations, it is just our ego talking, telling us if we change directions or consider another's point of view, then we are not good enough. Silly ego. That is so far from the truth!
On this Monday, let's quiet the ego and make a slight switch. Let's think of a situation and switch the perspective. Wear blue instead of black. Try that green juice and not coffee. Just think for a moment what it would mean if the other person had a good point, or if you did want to abandon your initial efforts and pivot your direction. Just try it – for it is quite possible you'll end up with (or in) something more beautiful.


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Happened to me a couple years ago. I floored it the whole 30 minute drive home, and made it in time.00|00|0
U were lucky then... take some immodium pill next time before in order to avoid any consequences... I don't drive but I always take an immodium pill if I'm out for more than 2-3 hrs and there r no restrooms available...
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I find myself spending too much time building cool features for my scheduler. It's a real time and brain sink. :-)
I've just uploaded Fibra 1, which provides a plugin which lets tasklets spawn other tasklets, wait for other tasklets to complete, and spawn tasklets when the current tasklet terminates. This is very neat for building sequences of actions, and is much more natural than the way I used to do it.
I'd like to build functionality so that a tasklet can watch what another tasklet is producing, watch if it raises an exception etc. I've also got to replicate the non blocking yield magic I put into nanothreads.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Concurrency is Fun!
Posted by Simon Wittber at Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Labels: Python
1 comment:
- Hyakugei said...
I just started reading the "programming Erlang" book by Joe Armstrong. Lots of good concurrency "stuff" in there!
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Phoenix Coyotes: Who Will Replace Ilya Bryzgalov in the Desert?June 14, 2011
Phoenix Coyotes: Who Will Replace Ilya Bryzgalov in the Desert?
After trading the rights to disgruntled superstar goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov to the Philadelphia Flyers June 7th, the question Phoenix Coyotes fans are now asking is: Who will start in net for the Coyotes in 2011-12?
Will general manager Don Maloney go out and make a free agent splash? Or will they start looking towards the future and call up prospects?
Here is my list of the Coyotes top ten options to fill the starting goaltender position for next season.
10. Jhonas Enroth, RFA—Buffalo Sabres
Only 22 years old, Enroth has lived in the shadow of Ryan Miller for most of his young NHL career.
When Enroth did get ice time, he was solid, going 9-2-2 with a .907 save percentage this past season.
It's unlikely the Sabres will let him go so early in his career, especially because Enroth's stellar play gives the Sabres a chance to win when Lindy Ruff wants to rest Ryan Miller throughout the marathon that is the NHL regular season. At 31, Miller is not getting any younger, so the extra days off could prove to be quite useful for Miller and Sabres' chance at a Stanley Cup.
But the only way I see Enroth leaving Buffalo is if someone signs him to a ridiculously large offer sheet, like Edmonton did signing Dustin Penner to a five year $21.25 million offer sheet in 2007.
Enroth has not yet proven that he can handle the being a starting goaltender in the NHL, but from gathering what I have seen from his play and his numbers, plus the fact that he has been learning from one of the best in Ryan Miller, if he can keep his play at this level he could be the next backup goalie deserving of a starting job.
And if I recall, the last time the Coyotes traded for a gifted backup goaltender, it worked out pretty well.
9. Henrik Karlsson, RFA—Calgary Flames
Once a rarity in the NHL, young, talented Swedish goaltenders are now a hot commodity. Flames backup Henrik Karlsson is no exception. His situation is a lot like Jhonas Enroth's, but instead Karlsson is living in the shadows of Miikka Kiprusoff.
Karlsson could be a viable option for Phoenix, but he is still very unproven at the NHL level.
If the Coyotes are without any other options, Karlsson could be a good fit for the right price, as Calgary could be a little more willing to let their young backup goalie go as they have a strong pipeline of netminders in Abbotsford, such as Leland Irving, ready to play in the NHL.
Last season Karlsson went 4-5-6 in 17 games played with a 2.58 GA and a .908 save percentage.
8. Sergei Bobrovsky, Philadelphia Flyers
Although shaky at times, Bobrovsky had a pretty impressive rookie campaign in Philadelphia.
"Bob the Goalie" started off very hot but his play cooled off towards the end of the season and into the playoffs, causing the Flyers to become a goalie circus, juggling three goalies during the postseason.
Now, with Philadelphia's seemingly continuous goaltending issue fixed with the acquisition of the signing rights to Ilya Bryzgalov, the three Flyers goalies from last season will be competing for the backup position.
Bryzgalov will want top dollar (and rightly so), which will potentially put Philadelphia over the cap. As a result, GM Paul Holmgren will have to make some trades to keep Bryzgalov in the city of brotherly love.
Trade winds have swirled around sniper Jeff Carter, but they were quickly shot down by Holmgren, who said that he would like to keep their "core group." This group should include Carter, Mike Richards, Daniel Briere and Claude Giroux just to name a few. This opens the door for a possible trade for Sergei Bobrovsky.
Coming off a 28-win season, Bobrovsky should attract the most attention between him Brian Boucher and Micheal Leighton.
Phoenix would not have to give up a lot to get him, as the Flyers are just looking to clear space to sign Bryzgalov, so they could potentially get a bargain like Atlanta did last year when the traded almost nothing for Dustin Byfuglien.
If traded, Bobrovsky's play could benefit from the new scenery. Coach Dave Tippet would put Bobrovsky on a longer leash than he had in Philadelphia, and he wouldn't be under such ridicule from the fans and media if traded to the desert. Pressure can potentially be a bad thing for a young goalie (see Justin Pogge), so maybe some time out of the limelight is just what the doctor ordered for the young Russian netminders play, which would benefit the Coyotes struggling franchise (off the ice) for years to come.
7. Mark Visentin, Niagara IceDogs (OHL); Property of the Phoenix Coyotes
Barring a major trade, Mark Visentin is the future starting goaltender of the Phoenix Coyotes.
Will he be ready for next season?
Maybe as a backup, but if Phoenix was to just throw this young man into the fire at the ripe age of 19, that would be a mistake.
Young talent takes time to develop, especially young goaltenders. A prime example of this would be Conn Smythe candidate Tim Thomas, who entered the NHL as a 32-year-old rookie in 2005 and is now one win away from becoming a Stanley Cup champion.
Visentin is without any pro experience, thus, he will need some maturing in San Antonio (AHL) before he gets a shot at the NHL. The Coyotes are usually very patient with the prospects, as they allowed Kyle Turris and Mikkel Boedker to play in the AHL before allowing them to find a spot on the big league team. This philosophy should be no different for Visentin.
If the Coyotes tank early in the season, Visentin could get a shot at the NHL, but for this to happen would be a long shot.
Now, sometimes young goalies can make a difference, such as previously mentioned Flyers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky who is only 22.
Visentin's play in junior hockey has been quite good, as he lead team Canada to a World Junior silver medal and went 30-9-6 with 4 shout outs last season in Niagara.
Bottom line is that junior hockey is not pro hockey. The game is a lot faster in the NHL. But, if the Coyotes can't find a difference maker on the market, they might give this young man a shot.
6. Ty Conklin, FA—Waivers, Formerly of the St. Louis Blues
Veteran Ty Conklin has never really been given a fair shot in the NHL to prove his worth as a starting goalie in the NHL.
The well-traveled 34-year-old is now a free agent once again after being shadowed by a big name starter for what seems like the millionth time in his career. This caused the Blues to place Conklin on waivers.
Conklin has never played more than 40 games in a year, and he won 25 of the 40 last season. He has played in two Stanley Cup Finals, one with Pittsburgh in 2008 and the other with Detroit in 2009.
If the Coyotes were to sign Conklin, he could be a quick fix until Mark Visentin is ready. Even though the veteran has not been given full reign of a starting position for a lengthy period of time during his career, he has played very well when he was needed.
If he was given the starting nod in Phoenix, he could share the playing time with Jason Labarbera, who just recently signed a two year extension with Phoenix. This could give the Coyotes a solid 1-2 goalie punch which, if both players are happy to share the time, does work quite well, as it keeps opponents off balance, gives both guys enough rest to play at their best throughout the season and keeps both guys sharp and wanting to get better, as this sharing of playing time would cause healthy competition between the two goalies.
The Montreal Canadiens worked a 1-2 goalie punch two years ago with Carey Price and Jaroslav Halak, which helped them go on a miracle playoff run to the Eastern Conference finals as an eight seed.
5. Semyon Varlamov, RFA—Washington Capitals
Just like the Philadelphia Flyers, the Washington Capitals have a three-man goalie rotation.
Toward the end of the season, Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau went with Michal Neuvirth, and with the emergence of Braden Hotlby, it looks like Seymon Varlamov is the odd man out in DC.
Even though he is a RFA, Varlamov—whose cap hit was $821,667 last season—could be a steal for Don Maloney and the Coyotes.
He has played under immense pressure in Washington, who seem to be the San Jose Sharks of the East—burning up the regular season, only to fizzle out come playoff time. Varlamov didn't see much action once Hotlby came up, which caused Washington to send him down to Hersey.
When he was given the starting nod, Varlamov played fantastic.
In 2009-10, he backstopped the Capitals to the No. 1 seed in the East, and played very well vs. Montreal in the first round of the playoffs, keeping Washington in each game and the series, only to lose in seven games.
Like Bobrovsky, Varlamov could use a change of scenery and Phoenix could be his paradise. He could play 50-60 games, gain starting experience and eventually he could flourish to reach his maximum potential and become a top goalie in the NHL.
4. Jason LaBarbera, Phoenix Coyotes
Fresh off signing a two year extension, this could now be Jason LaBarbera's job to lose.
LaBarbera took the long road to the NHL and has mostly served as a backup since he entered the league in 2000-2001 with the New York Rangers.
If GM Don Maloney doesn't want to go out and get someone to fill the void left by the departure of Bryzgalov, and with Mark Visentin too young to jump in, logically the job would be given to LaBarbera.
This could be a good thing for the Coyotes as we have seen good play from LaBarbera in the past, and Maloney could use the saved money to help fix the lack of scoring in the Coyotes lineup.
As we have seen, you don't need a big name goaltender to compete and win the Stanley Cup, as the Blackhawks won last year with then unknown Antti Niemi.
If Phoenix can get Niemi like numbers out of LaBarbera, and fix their scoring problem, they could continue to compete in the West in 2011-12.
3. Mike Smith, UFA—Tampa Bay Lightning
Both of Tampa Bay's goaltenders from last season, Dwayne Roloson and Mike Smith, are know UFAs, which could see the Lightning go out and target a big name free agent goaltender, such as Tomas Vokoun.
This could bode well for the Coyotes as it would mean that Mike Smith would be on the market. Coming over from Dallas in the Brad Richards deal, Smith was thought of to be Tampa's goalie of the future.
But poor play between Smith and Dan Ellis early this season caused Lightning GM to release Ellis, and go out and get 40-year-old veteran Dwayne Roloson from the New York Islanders.
After the acquiring Roloson, Smith didn't see many minutes, but did get a chance to play this postseason, starting in Game 5 the Eastern Conference Finals vs. Boston after a less than average performance by Rollie. Smith played fantastic even though Tampa Bay lost in double overtime.
Given the chance, Smith could be a stud for the Coyotes, and at a bargain of only $2 million per season, it also makes sense money wise. At 28, Smith is still young, but he has the experience of playing in the playoffs and is now ready to take over a starting job in the NHL.
2. Tomas Vokoun, UFA—Florida Panthers
Florida's other NHL team also has a netminder who is now without a contract.
Panthers goaltender Tomas Vokoun, who is said to be the most sought after free agent goalie this season, would be a perfect fit for any team that is in need of all-star goaltending.
The only problem that the Coyotes will have in signing Vokoun is the price tag. Vokoun will not be cheap—last year he had a cap hit of $5,700,000. Also, at 33 years of age, he is most likely looking for a long-term deal, rather than a one or two year visit. This potential long-term deal would hinder the Phoenix's pursuit of reeling in a top line scorer, but it would make Coyotes fans quickly forget about Ilya Bryzgalov.
The two-time all star is the complete package. He is a game changer, something that Bryzgalov was not during the Coyotes first round playoff series with the Detroit Red Wings. Signing Vokoun would help Phoenix steal some games and help them jump up the standings in the West.
Vokoun has carried young teams before, taking the Predators to the playoffs twice, but failing to get out of the first round both times.
After a unsuccessful stint in Florida, Vokoun is looking to rebound and start competing for a championship. He could do this in Phoenix while at the same time taking young Mark Visentin under his wing and staying out of the media circus up in Canada and the northern United States.
If Don Maloney and the Coyotes are willing to pay top dollar for a goalie, Vokoun could be their man.
1. Cory Schneider, Vancouver Canucks
After locking up Roberto Luongo for 12 years, the Vancouver Canucks now have two top caliber goaltenders and terrific trade bait in young Cory Schneider.
A well pedigreed hockey player, Schneider has payed his dues in the minors, guiding the Manitoba Moose to a Calder Cup appearance in 2009.
This season, as a backup, Schneider went 16-4-1 with .921 save percentage and a 2.28 goals against average.
Now, in the Stanley Cup Finals with the Vancouver Canucks, Schneider has played well in relief of Roberto Luongo.
Schneider is the perfect fit for Phoenix.
He is on the market for the right price. Vancouver will be looking to bolster their lineup as they could be loosing certain pieces of their team to free agency, such as Kevin Bieksa. If they do, the Coyotes could package together a deal for Schneider.
Schneider has experience of playing in pressure packed events such as the Stanley Cup Finals, and he has not rushed into the NHL. Schneider has matured his game, and is now ready to take control of a starting job in the NHL.
Under the lessons of arguably the best goalie in the world in Roberto Luongo, Schneider has learned the tricks and trades on surviving and being successful in the NHL.
If Maloney can piece together a deal for Schneider, it would give Phoenix a young and talented core group of players growing forward including Keith Yandle, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Kyle Turris.
This group, backstopped by Schneider, could make some noise for years to come.


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Planning applications for replacement houses should automatically include any mature and rare plants
Sir, While the use of tree preservation orders can be overdone, there should be a system whereby when a planning application is lodged for the replacement of an existing house that an immediate "garden preservation order" be in force. This order would be in force until the new owners can decide whether they want to retain mature and possibly rare plants.
Habitat and diversity is being destroyed by builders and the limited choice of the "municipal" plants they use in landscaping. The retention of mature plants would give a pleasing established look to new developments.
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Me and My Rider:A Dirty Game of Love(10)By: Renee
"Uh, huh," her mother shrugged. "Look, I know it's your graduation night, and you girls wanna go party. Just be careful….especially with that girl," her mother pointed, "It's something about her I just can't put my finger on."
"Momma, Deanna's cool. She's just misunderstood," Trisha laughed.
"Misunderstood, alright…"
"Speaking of….." Trisha spoke, "Deanna's mom invited me up to their lake house in a few weeks to celebrate our graduation. "You think it would be ok if I went for a few days?"
"What's a few days," her mom questioned.
"Really just a weekend: Friday to Sunday."
"Ok, Trisha….just be careful." Her mom said, before she walked out the room. Trisha nodded her head in acceptance and laid down for a nap. She knew partying with Deanna tonight would require all her energy; especially after she told her about getting the ok for ATL.
When Deanna pulled up in her mom's Mercedes-Benz, Trisha knew what type of night they were about to have. She grabbed her overnight bag and rushed out the door before her mom could grill her on her outfit. Trisha had decided to keep things simple, sliding into her tight-fitted, all black that left little to the imagination. She set it off with her fire red pumps and Sephora lips to match. Anyone that didn't know her would swear she was at least twenty-six. Her 36C's were sitting up perky and at attention. With her hips and ass having curves for days, she was definitely about to break some hearts tonight. She just hoped that the party consisted of more than their usual ignorant high school crowd. The last thing she wanted to deal with on grad night was foolishness with kids. She just put on her positive party girl hat before sliding into the leather passenger seat.
"So we fancy tonight?" Trisha joked, as she through her overnight bag into the back seat.
"Yes, ma'am," Deanna spoke pulling out the driveway, "I thought we'd teach these youngins how to really show out." The girls both laughed, "Besides, my mom felt bad about leaving me to go on her little getaway on graduation day, so I politely took advantage of her guilt and slid out with these keys."
"Well, thank God for mom's guilt," Trisha joked. The girls rode the rest of the way bumping the sounds of Kevin Gates "What's up with it." When they pulled up to the nightclub, the line was around the corner, and to Trisha's surprise, the faces she saw were not of her classmates. Deanna handed her keys to the valet, and the two ladies sashayed to the front door. They could feel and hear the hate coming from the chicks who had been waiting in line for almost twenty minutes. The two smiled at the bum bitches, flipped their twenty-six inches, and kept it moving inside the club. Being the envy of the crowd was definitely worth the fifty dollar cover charge they paid on the inside.
The first thing Deanna wanted to do when they got in was head straight to the bar. She was ready to turn up. Trisha followed alongside of her debating if she wanted to drink or not. She liked to drink, but she wasn't a pro like her friend Deanna. Deanna ordered her normal Crown with coke, and Trisha opted on a Cîroc punch. She had decided that she would enjoy the night tipsy but not plastered. The ladies chilled at the bar enjoying their drinks and peeping the crowd. There were a few familiar faces, and the ladies smiled, being polite to the ones they chose to acknowledge. As Trey Songz "Slow Motion" blasted through the speaker, Trisha's eyes locked with a tall, chocolate figure next to the front stage. It was dark in the club, but Trisha could see his physic from a mile away. His Polo fitted complimented his swollen arms, and from the waist down, Trisha could sense that he was well-endowed.
Trisha took another sip of her drink, but their eye connection wasn't breaking. She felt like there was a string tied around her a pulling her into him. She was for sure physically attracted, but for the first time, she felt like it was something more. The feeling was almost scary for Trisha, so she mustered up enough will and turned her head back to the bar breaking the lock. She took another sip of her drink and sighed.


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Canada is a big, big country! Most people who come from other places to visit us aren't able to visit the whole country because it is just that big. In this episode, Andrew and Harp talk about travelling around Canada, the best places to visit and how to do it. Do you know what the western part of Canada is known for? What does Montreal have to offer? Listen to this episode if you've ever planned on visiting or just daydreamed about visiting Canada. There's tons to see!
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Harp: So today we're going to do a Chatterbox episode and that's where we chat. We talk about cultural things, we interview people, and today we're going to talk about something quite interesting and close to our hearts.
Andrew: Today's topic was a request from a listener, and she asked us to talk about travelling in Canada. She is planning to come to Canada for a visit, and she was just wondering what places she should check out, how she should travel around the country. And we thought that was a great topic for an episode so that's what we're gonna talk about today.
Harp: Yup. So we'll start with talking about ways to get around Canada. Different modes of transportation.
Andrew: And then we'll talk about places to stay.
Harp: Yep. And then we'll finish it off with some of our favourite places in Canada that we think you should go checkout.
Andrew: Yeah. They'll be our recommendations for cool places to go visit.
Harp: All right. So let's get started.
Andrew: Yeah. So first we're gonna talk about ways to travel in Canada.
Harp: Yes. So what's your favourite way to travel around and see Canada?
Andrew: Well Canada is a huge country and that means it's difficult to travel in Canada, unfortunately. So, usually, I would say the most popular way and my favourite way is to fly.
Harp: I agree with you one hundred percent. I often and usually fly places because it's so far and you can't drive there.
Andrew: Yeah. Flying is great. It's fast, it's convenient, you can get anywhere in the country within a day.
Harp: Yup. The problem though with flying in Canada compared to Europe or even the United States is that it's very expensive.
Andrew: Yeah. That's the sad part. It's super expensive. I know, like you said, in Europe they have budget airlines, Ryan Air, and that's awesome 'cause you can fly around for fairly cheap. But unfortunately in Canada we don't really have a budget airline.
Harp: Nope. And I guess it does make sense 'cause usually you're flying such far distances that I can understand why the flight is more expensive here. But still I wish there was more competition.
Andrew: Yeah. It always makes me sad when I have to travel back to BC when I realize how far I have to go. If I was going in the other direction, east, I could go to Europe instead. It's almost the same distance.
Harp: And sometimes it's even cheaper to go to Europe.
Andrew: Yeah. That's depressing too when you look at the seat sales and you see, oh, to go to London it's $500, but to go to Vancouver it's $800. It doesn't really make sense to me.
Harp: I agree with you completely.
Andrew: Airline travel we can say is fast, it's convenient, but on the downside. it's expensive, so just keep that in mind.
Harp: Yeah. Another way you can get around in Canada is, obviously, by driving.
Andrew: Yeah. Driving is a really great way to see the countryside. To get to see all the small towns and really to interact with some of the other people that you wouldn't get to meet if you were just flying from one city to the next.
Harp: Yeah. Exactly. And I said before that you can't drive everywhere in Canada, which is not true because you can still drive places. But, for example if you go up north some of the roads are frozen during the winter, so you can't even get there.
Andrew: Yeah. Absolutely. I think there's a lot of remote towns and stuff that are not accessible by car.
Harp: Yup. Some you have to take a canoe in or you have to fly in.
Andrew: Yeah. And driving really depends I think on the season. In the summer it's great to drive pretty much everywhere, but in the winter, it can be a bit dangerous, so you always want to keep that in mind.
Harp: Yeah. Driving in the snow is not easy and something I don't recommend for someone who's not very comfortable driving.
Andrew: Yeah. Super stressful to drive in the snow. Especially if you're going through the mountains; if you're in Alberta or British Columbia, it can get really dangerous.
Harp: Yeah. I remember driving through big snowstorms, and it is scary. And the thing is when you're driving in the snow, it's different when you're breaking and it gets slippery. I personally don't like driving in the winter and wouldn't do it.
Andrew: Yeah. I would never do a cross country trip in the winter ever I don't think.
Harp: Yeah. I think you'd have to be crazy to wanna do that.
Andrew: Yeah. OK. So another alternative maybe if you still want to be on the road, you want to see the small towns, you want to see Canada's scenery from the road, but you don't like driving, then maybe the bus is for you.
Harp: It's cheap and, you're right, you get to see a lot of small towns.
Andrew: But a lot of people hate riding on the bus. Especially for long distances because it's kind of cramped. They're kind of smelly and stuffy inside.
Harp: I agree. That's definitely the images that people have of buses, and it's kind of true.
Andrew: Yeah. It's a stereotype kind of, but it's also true. Usually, sometimes when you're riding on the bus you get to sit beside some people that you're not exactly excited to sit beside. They're kind of gross. I don't know, I don't like the bus.
Harp: I used to take the bus a lot when I was younger. You know, I would go to Calgary or Vancouver on the but, and I didn't mind it back then 'cause it's mainly students who take the bus. But now I don't think I would ever take the bus.
Andrew: Yeah. I try to avoid the bus at all costs. I think if it's a short trip – maybe three or four hours – then I can ride the bus. For example, I had a friend that took the bus when he moved to Montreal from Victoria to Montreal all the way on the bus. And it was awesome in terms of the price 'cause it cost him only a hundred and thirty dollars. But it also took five days.
Harp: Five days! Wow. He probably literally stopped at every small town on the way.
Andrew: Yeah. If you don't have a place to live for a week maybe it's great 'cause you can just stay on the bus, but otherwise I think I would definitely avoid taking the bus.
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Ireland already had an established system of hereditary surnames, the Strongbownians brought many of their own naming traditions to the island. There were, however, similarities between the two systems. The Strongbownians, like the Irish, frequently used patronymic surnames, a form of surname that was built from the name of the initial bearer's father, or another older relative. Norman patronymic names, because they were originally formed in French, were often created by the addition of a diminutive suffix to the given name, such as "-ot," "-et," "-un," "-in," or "-el." Occasionally, two suffixes were combined to form a double diminutive, as in the combinations of "-el-in," "-el-ot," "-in-ot," and "-et-in." These Stronbownians also created patronymic names by the prefix "Fitz-," which was derived from the French word "fils," and ultimately from the Latin " filius," which both mean "son." This prefix probably originated in Flanders or Normandy, it has disappeared from France entirely but remains common in Ireland even today. The Strongbownian surname of McKeating is derived from the Old English personal name Cyting. The Gaelic form of the surname McKeating is Céitinn. The indigenous Keaty family of Ireland, whose Gaelic name is O Céatfhadha, occasionally assumed the surname McKeating.
McKeating Early Origins
Wexford (Irish: Loch Garman), founded by Vikings as Waesfjord, and located in Southeastern Ireland, in the province of Leinster, where they held a family seat from early times and their first records appeared on the census rolls taken by the ancient Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects.
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McKeating Spelling Variations
Since church officials and medieval scribes spelt each name as it sounded to them; as a result, a single person could accumulate many different versions of his name within official records. A close examination of the origins of the name McKeating revealed the following spelling variations: Keating, Keaty, Keeting, MacKeating and others.
McKeating Early Notables (pre 1700)
McKeating Early Notables (pre 1700)
Notable amongst the family up to this time was Seathrún Céitinn, (English: Geoffrey Keating), (c. 1569-1644), Irish Roman Catholic priest, poet and historian from Tipperary, buried in Tubrid Graveyard in the parish...
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The Great Migration
Ireland's Great Potato Famine left the country's inhabitants in extreme poverty and starvation. Many families left their homeland for North America for the promise of work, freedom and land ownership. Although the Irish were not free of economic and racial discrimination in North America, they did contribute greatly to the rapid development of bridges, canals, roads, and railways. Eventually, they would be accepted in other areas such as commerce, education, and the arts. An examination of immigration and passenger lists revealed many bearing the name McKeating: Daniel, David, James, John, Michael, Patrick, Peggy, Peter, Thomas and William Keating all arrived in Pennsylvania between 1840 and 1860. In Newfoundland, Michael settled in Harbour Main in 1750.
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Fidelissimus semper
Motto Translation: Always Faithful
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